Oregon City Enterprise
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FRIDAY, DUCK Mil Kit Vf, 1H-.MI.
GETTING A HUSBAND.
"Wlmt kit liliftl You'll uurur got any
one to do It, Lll."
"Oh, yon, I shall! I know Just the
flrl."
"Whof DoMlino."
"CWt Jf"U gUflMf"
"No."
"You."
"Mot" I fairly screamed
"Yoi, you. Now, listen, Bertha.
You're Just tint girl for Duncan. I've
always tliouKlit , and I know you Loth
well. Duiiciui In"
"Oh, my dear girl, Just m If I didn't
know ovcrytliiiiK Hint Duncan 1 mid
Ihii'I mid wim mid will 11 And Just m
though nny klrl would luka tint sort of
thing ou (runt mid not Judge for her
olf before alio went nil tlio way out to
ludla to marry muni"
"Ibrtha, dnrllng, don't got eicitM.
I'lvano do think thm iimtterovrr wrloun
ly mid try mid wo Its advantages.
Iiurti, 1 will givu you hi Mti r to n od
nd h'avn you for a litlln. Do try aud
like the I.I. a."
I r. iid the hater mi.l rnn't sny I wm
much !iniri'RjM'd, tut mi It rxjiluiua the
piwltloii if utTulrs hem It !:
(urn Oi.it I n -1 mil writing l uk a furnr
tf you, ut Uil j"U mul nniiiM jmu wuu'l
XhUik nn (M'Td-rlly iniwl. mm I lrninly maun
ynu 1 mw III ittrmat. VjuliavpftlwityaUM'll ala,
Uni'l w? Ami I tliiiik ynu know im tly
what oirt of lilliiw I mn, I Hi jmu rmiiilr
jruu uawt Ui tuty llmt Urn riuii i many
lo aro uiilmily niarrlixl la l'on llio man
always iNttHinU lii tilu.aMiitf tlin Klrl lia fnlla In
tuvn Willi wllli.iul piitiaKli rliiK win llii-r alio
baa llitiillllHry f llioika him ICohI
wiM I ri'iiniiiUr yuu uiuwauiil, "Men wuulit
ba far hiliT If tin y would ll Ih. ir alUT
rlxaaM tlmlr lm ..r lltriu." Well. 1 want
to t tnarrlnl. au.l 1 liar rnmlvnl l4i vivo
your wlao mailmaa trial. I'i rli I may bo
rmllnra n.M aurt uf Mluw; but, anyway. 1
liara ni i r waiihol ! marry any nf Mia KlrU
Uiul him. Will ynu i'li. a if fur ma
frtnii ainiiiiv yuur Knilllali Klrl frninla uiU
j.la'a Ilia caau cliiarly Uulnrt) Ii. rt Toll I" T all
you knuw uf mo aa nunnla rliarai l'r, UiihI
linn, vlti. ; alxi llmt I am yiara uf aur. will
nil, Ull anil. 1 brliovn, MiaMlily ml ..klnu.
abuulil Ilka liar In I nr.- nUM.' In aaar
iui. Tha rt i liavo tu ynu. W mltlil ri
rliano nhoWia, imly mlna wuiilil l no K'l.
ka ttitijr are all nl.l nut ami I kimw ynu tiavo
nu dwiil ui' at Imitiv. 1 nwil Imrtlly aIJ
llmt, tliuiiiili II la a aaiiiiiinnia rip rum lit, I
will iln all In my iwit tn mukn II turn nut
auxraa, ami wlinvVfr truaia In rat'lf Inmoaluill
mi r liavo i-au' In MM II. If 1 ran Ii"Ii It.
11 inn know aa aim aa ynu iaii, ami, bvlluva
mu, yuur affnutluiiata lmllii-r,
111 Mi an KiaTWiailt.
Aflcr nil, It hi nillu r a g.aid iilou, I
think iiriKiniil, If mulling ulmi
wnunhow 1 wouldn't liku (o tuko thu
rink. On thu ollmr hiiiid, 1'vo no home,
now thut ilu.l'n goiio, uiul only u imxit
little iMO a yiur to live on. l-il' aw
fully K'hxI mid kind, hut I rnn't miiy
hen) f.irnvi r. Hit IiiihIhiii.I muHt think
mo n nuiaiuioo on it in. I khull huve to
go out aa a goviTUnim, and here's a
. ('Iiiiiiihi of inurryiiig a liiiin who la rich,
huiidaoiiiK, kind heiirtod unil of whom
every imu HH'iiki well. I don't care for
any (inn ). hluill 1 rhiinue III
Well, I did, tifliir all. I hud no ouo lu
tlio world to u.IvImi mu but Lil unil her
buKhand, and tli.y hmh thought it a do
liruhlu mutcb. They nuid wo wero mudu
for cim'Ii othor, hut I Udiovn in tlioir iu
ncrinokt lu urt of lu nru tin y think Duu
can a bit too gmxl for mo. My jilioto
wan w nt out, and my future hunLund
dnigni'd to miy Unit, "If I wit anything
like my iihoto, he loved me already." 1
think it win riiiher Niieuky of him not
ending one of hix, but ho baa boeu
ininuU'ly dem-ribed to mu and II going
to wonr a vhite gardenia in his button
liolowheu lie Meed mo lit Cnlmittu. Ho
hni a gixxl pout in the Indian civil aurv
ice and livei in Culoutta iu the oold
weather nndHiinlu in thu hot; no IrIiuII
bavo a good time. Lil rigged mo out
and jiuckud we ofT, und aa for mo
well, I think I Ahull liko him, and I
menu to try anyway.
Wo Imvo jiuHHed Port Said, and very
soon we nhall reach Adeu. Every one
on board in kind to mo.
I kliall never forget arriving at Aden,
a horrid looking iluce, with low white
houmii ugaiiiHt a dreary background of
roukit, und no trees or flower to be aeon.
An intercfltliiK man camo on bourd
at Adeu. lie in tall und broad, with a
kind fueo and dark eyex, and auoh love
ly beard and niUHtueho. I think I rath
er like bourdx. That horrid Duncan la
clean shaven. I oughtn't to be thinking
about niou. Oh, dour, I wonder if 1
have done right!
I heard thin now mnu (ink the cap
tain, in w hose ehurgo I am, whether he
might be introduced to a girl on board.
"Which one?" axked the enptain.
"I think she la lu your ehurgo," auid
the man; "a tall, alight girl, with
lovely gruy eyea." ,
Ho niuxt Iihvo meant ma I should
like to bo introduce, and yet in aonie
ways I would rather not If I foil in
love, how awkward it would bo I
"Miss Carr Mr. Kogora. " The cap
tain stood beforo me with the mnu who
camo on bourd nt Aden.
I got red und hurdly dared to raise
my "lovely gray oyea" to the handsome
fueo nhovn luo,
"MiHH Ourr, I know a friend of yours
In (,'uloutta, Duncan Kuntwixxl. "
I got rudder, How much did he
know? How could I tell him I wits go
ing to marry a mini I hud never aoenr
"Oh, yea," 1 stammered. "I am go
ing to stay for a few days with his 'la
ter, Mra. (labor ne, lu Calcutta, Do you
know her?"
"Yea, slightly," he answered. "Hath
wr a Iouk way to go for a visit of a fw
days, Isn't It?"
Thero was an awkward ianao, I
limply couldn't toll him thu truth.
"Oh," I suid carelessly, "I have
Other pinna after that."
Ho seemed inuused nt my confusion.
I'm sure 1 looked a perfect fool, and I
was thankful that Just then another
mini caino up and asked mo to join Id a
cricket liialnh they were getting up,
I havo been so happy all these days,
but tonight I sin the most miserable
girl lu the world. Wo shall get to Cal
cutta tomorrow, and I shall bo seised
on by thai odious man with the white
gardenia. I shall never love him. I lore
some one else, and some one else loves
mo. A few hours ago Mr. ltogors asked
mo to marry him, and 1 told him all
my story.
1 was leaning over the side of the
bout watching tlio glorious effects of the
moon on the durk waters, when ho came
tip behind mo. I had a whlto dross ou.
1 looked up st him as he stood near,
and he was looking down at me with a
look I had never seen before la any
man's nyea. Huch a world of love was
there, and all for me. It was worth living
all my 18 years Just simply to sue that
look.
1 don't know why I did It, but I
couldn't keep back a great sob, and at
that ho took me lu bis arms and kissed
mu passionately over and over again, as
though be hud l.mt all control over him
self. I tore myself away and told him as
calmly as I could sll ubuut myself.
"I ought to have told you before," I
cried over and over, "liut, oh, don t
you understand how hard It was? I
thought you would think mo such a
dreadful girl to marry a muu I had
Uever awn. "
"I don't, dear," ho said very grave
ly. "I think it is a g.xxl idea, and yon
will find all will go well"
"You aru heartless," I cried despair
ingly. "You don't cure a bit You are
uot nno bit unhappy."
"My llertha, It Is everything to me
to know you love ma I don't thiuk I
shall ever ho unhnppy again. "
"You am cruel, heartless, wicked,"
I cried. "I won't listen any more,"
and before ho could stop mu 1 run awny,
and here I am crying my eyes out,
wishing we hud all bceu wrecked lu the
bay.
Ho culled ma back. "Ilcrthu, dearest,
let me explain." Hut I wouldn't listen.
A strange thing has hupened to mu.
I went on deck tins morning and found
everything In a bustlo and nearly every
one hud gone on shore. I wuited behind
purpiati'ly. Tlio captain came up and
asked me whether 1 could See my frieuiU
anyw here atxiut.
"No," 1 answered miserubly.
Ho suid be wna sorry to mu mo look
ing so pule. "The gentleman who is to
meet mo la tall and clean shaven and
will wear a white gardenia," I began.
"Hero wo aro then," interrupted the
rapt inn, and I felt ruther tliun suw thut
soiiio one was upproachiug. My knca
were trembling. 1 thought 1 should falL
I couldn't raise my eyes uutil suddenly
a deep voice that I know uh, yes, aud
loved, too spoke:
"MixaCurr, I think?"
Startled, I looked up. The captain
had been culled away, and I stood face
to face with Mr. Kogers.
"What docs it menu?" I gasped.
"It means, my dulling, thut I am
Duuciiu Kant wood. Will you forgive me
for the deception?"
I couldn't speak, and ho went ou:
"I wna Impatient to see the dear lit
tle girl who had trusted her future to
mo, so ax I had been ill unil was order
ed a holiday I culiio to Adeu to meet
you. Then it struck mo I would like to
see what sort of a little girl you were
before you knew who I was. Lil wua
right ; you were muile for mo, dear
heurt. Then I found you loved mo. Last
night I nearly betrayed myself, but I
wanted to see your face when you met
mu this morning. By the bye, 1 haven't
seeu it yet. My sister ia waiting for
you. I bavo been ou shore aud got rid
of my beard, eta Ltrnk at me, darling,
and see how you like the chaiiga"
I looked up, and he took my bunds
lu his.
"Aro you still ufruid of the risk, my
Bertha?"
"Thero will be no risk," I murmur
ed. "My lifo will bo all sunshine,"
"And if not," he broke iu gently,
"our love will help us through the
shadows,"
Tho experiment turned out a perfect
success, und Lil ia more than ever con
vinced that n man should let his sinter
(booxo bis v.lu lor him. tit Paul's,
Favor Atom-y laxt-a,
Moro than two-tiiiri.s of tho 4,fV,v
roud supervising iu lViiui-;. i..ni:' ix
proxs themnclvcH in favor if pi.yiug U
road tax in cash. If the plan vi re ;en
erally adopted, according to the testi
mony of many supervisors, thero would
be possibly a muteriitl reduction cf the
tax to keep public roads iu good condi
tion. They also report the number of
stono crushers aud atone rollers in the
state as small.
Cheap Land for .Sale.
100 acres of land, nearly all level bot
tom land ; easily cleared ; welljwatered ;
two fine niountai.i streams running
through it; line trout streams; would
make a line slock ranch; near public
road ; one mile and a fourth from Colton
post ofllceand school house ; we have six
months school in each year; three miles
from saw mill; Inw range for stock;
can uive good title. Price per acre $4.50.
For terms und further information call
at mv place or address W. E. Ronnrv,
Colton post ofllce, Clackamas Co., Ore.
Heat and Cheapest Insurance,
Have money on your Insurance by call
ing on E. K. Martin, who represents the
only Mutual doing business in Oregon
City. You cannot alford to keep on
throwing yuur money Into pollclei and
pity from 8 to S years premiums in ad
vance and then have the company fail.
The Oregon 1'lro Hullef association will
atund the closest investigation.
K. K, Martin, Agt.
Commercial Hank Iilock.
A Hplendld Dinner (ilven.
To sll who dine at the Portland res
taurant, opposite the susxinslon bridge,
the finest dinner to tie bad in Oreiton
City will be served. A six-cialty' made
of fine meats, fish and gume. Try our
Hiiuday chicken dinners. Clean table
aervice and elllcient help. A quiet
place to bring your wife or lady friends.
Meals 23 cents.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the Arm of
I'eUold A (isle, doing business as butch
ers, hsa this day been dissolved by mu
tual consent. The business will be con
tinued by Klcbaid Peloid. All accounts
duu the lute firm must be settled by Jan
uary 1, 1807. Kit iiahu Pktzoi.u,
Ciias. Oai.x.
Oregon City, IW. 3, 181MI.
, Eureka Hotel,
Has the reputation of setting the best
table In Oregon City. The cooking is
done under personsi supervision of Mrs.
(iibbons, and the victuals are euual to
the best had in a private family. Kooms
and beds clesn and comfortable. Give
the Kureka a trial. Meals and beds 25
cents each, Special rates to regular
boarders.
Cow Taken up.
Taken up st my place on the Clack
amas river, two miles from Logan post-
ollice, a cow with brass buttons on her
horns. Color red, shudlng to roan with
white bully; ago about 8 years.
Owner by proving proxjrty and paying
charges can take the animal.
I.ogan, Dec. 3, 'Wl. John Pciiittkl.
Hook ( heap.
(Everything required in the school
room, Ixxiks, slates, tablets, Sstngea,
Ink, K-iis, pencils, etc. at Dnniel Wil
liuma, cornel Seventh and Center streets.
Full stock of nuts, candies, notions etc . ,
fresh and of good quality. Bold at reas
onable prices. (
Cures Creup.
"My three children are all subject to
cioup; I telegriiphe I to 8an Francisco
1 got a half a dozen bottle, of S. II. Cougl
I rind Tl ia a tu.pfm-l mnifnlv. (iodhleXS
You for it. Yours, etc., J. II. Ck.!KK,
Ornnta Pass. Or." For sale by C. tl.
Huntley, druguiat.
Fat ray.
From Oregon Citv on December 11,
one sorrel horse, blmo face, shod on
front feel, 1 years old, weighs about
1000 iHHinds. Anyone knowing the
wliereatiouts of suid described animal
will please notify J. it. Tuylor, F.ly.
Iinllgestlou Cured.
Depressing times depress the mind ;
the digestion is disturbed. Two or three
doses of the S. 15. Headache and Liver
Cure will restore your health to a nor-
m ul condition. 60 coots per bottle.
For sale by C. Q. Huntley, druggist.
I'ndertuker and F.nibalmer.
It. L. Holman undertaker and em
balmer. Graduate of Embalming col-
lego. Full stock of caskets and coffins
at prices to suit. Undertaking parlor in
Winehard block opposite courthouse, tf
Houses Made Ilrl";ht.
Morrow, the painter, has removed hie
shop to Seventh street, near the depot
where onion can be left for painting,
paper-bunging and calciming. Trices
to suit the times and all work honestly
and efficiently done. tf
New l ii.torluklng Room.
Comity Coroner, W. N. Godfrey has
ojiened an undertaking room on Main
street pear Tenth street, where he will
keep in stock a full line of coffins, caskets
and burial robes. His prices will be
found reasonable. tf
Sewing Machine For if'-'O.
High grade sowing machines, that will
do as good work as as any that are on
the market, will be sold for the next
four weeks for from $14 to $20 by ,11. O.
Cheney, at Cheney's art gallery.
More your Produce.
And wait for a raise in the market that
is sure to come. Ample store room in
Oregon City for hay, grain, potatoes etc.
at very low rates. Call on or address
Jas. A. Wells.
Avoid Consumption,
by stopping that cough. We know of no
belter remedy for coughs and colds than
the 8. B. Cough Cure. For sale by O
Q. Huntley, druggist.
Wall Paper.
Rest stock of wall paper in Oregon City
latest designs and prices to suit the times
at K. L. Holman's in Winehard block
opposite courthouse. tf.
The U. & Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
Fur Kent "Ipeclals.
1 Chicken and garden farm, 2 acres
in Clackamas; frame bouse, spring water,
valuable fishing privilege $.5 per month.
2 (Jood lartn, lfi.3 acres, 80 in colli vv
tlon, gixsl buildings, 7 acres prunes; for
rent or sale.
3 Nice clean dwelling; In Csnernah
for runt or sale. Spring water.
4 i;legant dwelling 7 rooms, double i
parlors, two bay windows, pure moun-1
tain water puinxl from the Clackamas,
bath room. Kent or sale on the install-,
meut plun.
6 Mttl cottage at Klyyllle, gooJ
woll water, half sere garden.
II. E.CKOHH.
THE DREADED CONSUMP
TION CAN BE CURED.
T. A. Hlwum. M. C, th Urrat CbrmUt and
Sr.lcutlit, W ill sno, rrr. Hires iwuirioi
Hit Newly Discovered Utmtdles
to Sufferers,
Editob' F!ktibi'HIs : I have discov
ered a reliable cure for consumption and
all brochial. throat and lung diseases,
general decline, loss of flesh snd all con
ditions ol wasting away. By its timely
..am tln.nuunfta nf atntairerillv boneless
caw! lve bwn cured. Ho proof-poiiiuve
in 1 ol ttn Iowr to cure, mai 10 oihho
Ii. r..uila L rw.fjv n I will Mtflfl. frM. tO
tin aJI 'l'l "... a a
any sfllicted reader of your par. three !
bottles 01 niy newiy oiscoverea remi-iues
upon receipt of express and postolllce
aldress, T. A. 8I.OCUM, M. C,
8 Pine Street, New York.
When writing the doctor, please men
tion this psper.
TASTELESS
HILL
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WARRANTED. PRICcBOcts.
Oai.ati a. Ii La., Not. M, UU.
Pari. Mndlrlne Co.. hi ijiii. Mn.
(.Mitlpoien: Wa Mild litftt yuar. SflO bottles of
r.linVKS TAHTKI.KMi CHILI. TONIC and taata
bniwhl Uira ism already Ihia r-ar. In all ..urn.
IwriiMii-a nf U year, lu Uitt dnis biimiH-aa, tiara
never anld an artn-la lliai ki au-h utuvaraai aaus
taulinU aa tnur TubM- uuralniW,
AitM.liCa.aa ftCo.
For sale by C. O. Huntley.
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