X.
OHKGON CITY ENTKIUWSE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1890.
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PERSONALS.
II. llsinsby, of
inflow, I In
(li
,dty.
- Artlitir Pressey U
(desk tit the Klrctrlo i
"K 3. T. Woodward, f
lug LU brother, ChalN
.gain behind tlm
el.
ortlsnd, U visit-
, of Dili city.
At I UOBe, pi
' Damascus, wis In to
Iiwiit cllixnii of
orlng tlm week.
I" No.!, Ilelpl,
limit farmer ol
f tf Sirrliirivlltii iirni.lm'l
in lli city on
business Weduesd
m. r. has in a m
ansa City"
la slow ly recovering
tack of typhoid fnvi'
very bsd at-
Mr. J. K. Andri
w. of Tlx Dalle,
vlalled tier later,
V
m, W. M. Robin
ilel. oil, til llm F.leelrlii
Mr. Jaun'i Haley,
f this illy alio lit
been on ;th irk lift for tlm miI few
week I slowly reo
yerlng,
Mr. Alllnon, win)
of lli Uu Isaac
Allison, will leave
daughter, (or Hum.
Mm. A. ('. (W
pending few il;
MmiiUy, with her
Oregon,
ng, of Portland, U
wltli Cpt. T. F,
Cowing and family, 4l lliletlly.
Mlsa Ruth Cowing Iim Just returned
from Portland whrln eh completed a
imsliiee rouise st Il k Holme Husln
Colleit. t
Jol.lt I f owed, of ( Vnemah relebretad
Ma 7iHli l.lrtl
i'Uy ok Tli
' wi V"I
itirwtay. A
egni ill 11 ner
lu lionor of
tli ent.
Nulor OreenUuin,
fiirmrly In buil
tin In 1I1N illy. Iiit n
it of HaUm, lia
liren rlerl. Chief Kan
r, of Hlierwooa
court, F. of A.
Ml. Myrtl Taylor
I Ml (iertrtid
Keftrfer returned t'J tl
r ludii at tli
Kiale Normal uliool
on Wrdnenla
tavinii Mtnl llielr I10I
dlay varallon a
lioni.
V. i, Ilowerman, 1
llil'pner, I In Id
city vUlting I1I1
uuer-in-iaw, iui
.1 1 1 . .
Mortlmorw. II r
ii uown iroiu ,ew
I K
terg Monday, livl
Vlalted III father,
who I ret-owm
from ktruk of
ralyi.
In renewing III
l'nterjirl, Mr.
(ila'ri(l'n to ll
I'atrlik (olliert, ol
!4viiwrtli, Kan
liaa th following to
ay: Ilikto
la millng lam, fur It
rrndnd me of niai
pleaaant day nt
lo Orrgoa City.
W. A. Hark
titer, of Milwaukle
waa In U city ye
t'day. II aya lit
on. i county
wrlnlvndeiit, II. (1
fclarkweatlier, m
1 principal of Id
Athena rlioot, wflir (hat ha like hi
r,tw location vry
urh.
. MIm NetU Waia
en rloacd a vary uo
Cm(uI term of
dlatrli t No. M.
hool at Klwood, In
M-embvr 30, and re
turned to her horn In thl rliy. Thl to
Mia Walden' flrl trm and th riort
ar rery flalterlnira to her ability a an
Inatrmtor. f
Jneeph HaraUiw, of Wilhoit, a pioneer
of '61 1 lo th rijy. II, together with
i-Uorrnor Mmily, W. A. tUatkweathrr
and other ran tli Wtllaniett meridian
In lh early oU'l Mr. Itamlow alaoat
one tlm handlrall of the freight that
tiaaaed op the Willamette over the old
orteg at Caneniah.
In a pemonal viler to Kdltor Porter
from K. K. Wlllikma, formerly of thl
city but now d realdent of Prnlaon,
TeiM, Mr. Wllliima reMrU hi family
wll and lay lie j doing fairly well In
bnalne; that Imklueu I very good in
Teia but that leal eatate yalue aliow
but little If any lnurovetnul.
The battle ahlp
regon baa been or
tiered to Manila.
Ilev. T. V. Hutler Vlll preach In th
Fly chapel next Hat.haili at 2:30 p. iu.
Portland 1 Infented tllh highwaymen
and burglar and our cftixmia ahould be
prepared for occaalonal
lr of the gang.
vlnlla by inmn.
MIm Mary 1'umKul, tl thia city, waa
given a atirprine party lint Friday even
ing. The evening wa 4eaantly panned
away by games and olhtjr amuementa.
A joint public inatillatlon of the
olllcera of the Woodmmi of the World
: and Sola Circle, Women! of Woodcraft,
villi m uuiu 11 iiiMiiiuiv iiau, luvaijav
I I l. I...I.I ln M'lll.. ..L T I ...
evening January 17.
Mri. P. V. Btory entcruLied a number
of ber lady frlunda at a u given laat
PrlilaiV ttmrntft In lmiw iH tm bImI n
1 m vv iiwii m huiivi u nvi oiniui 1
Mil
V
1
in on (l
W
' of
Iron)
1 Mr. Amr Martin, of Whlttior, Cal, who
, la i)endlng aoveral montli hero vlaitlng
f h )r parents and listen,
ia aiit.11111 iyuuav iwu imanurrr niiaiin irn
rglng upon our leglalatori the wisdom of
) amending the law relalfve totlio pay-
I pent of atate taxes, nuking the ay
uiiuiiid wiiio iaior in uMJrr 10 nave pay
"ing iniereHi on uoiorrou imymenta,
! G. H. Plmlck has bein elocted mere.
Liary of the Wlllamotte Savings and Ixian
lAssoclation, vice Tboi. F. Ilyan, re-
HignoJ. Tbe soloctlonl is a good one.
Mr, Dimlck la now lotltnl in tbe olUce
lurmerly occupied by Jiilge Ilyan.
Word baa reached litre of tbe death
lot Mary Ann Moody,
!t
ber home In
Prineevllle, Illinois, wl
:h oucurrod on
December 6, aired 58
tyeara. 1 lie de-
( eased resided In Clack
naa county dur-
''ins tho 80 and up to
rill I. whon Hhe
went back to the home tl her childhood,
1 r ninvi a am rAftiiiaiii uniti haw ii..n.
v-w T m ivuimuu iinmi liui uvwrrlla
va mi Xfitlallii
Hurry Holme' heni'lfa! Hill dog,
"Dimly," tli Highest Ufuipliig lg In
HiaworM,! r i iVJiijj id li interest In
llilirlly, Tli irtyrliMiiin of ihl 'log
forum on of tlm feaiWesnf lli show le
Ingglven nlxliily Atlilvly' by lb
(J inker Medlcin Company.
Mm, Dr. Norrl ii lecalved a letter
from R, at ManTU, In which hers
poll tlmt dipt. I'll kiVi Ur feeling quit
well sgain rnl li IxisyYvikliig ller tlm
boy uniler hliii. IVinYmliU will oon
li'i ! Iii report l duly and lh yen
rl health of life rmiiiiiny U Improv
ing. He, liifoiniii"n wl'li oilier li
giltlig lltiK- hoiimlik.
TI. iChIIioIIo KiiIu'iIi of llil cliytr
I 'i .'irfMlll (I'll llilin and litv
oiU fur.l In tli iWk from tlm benefit
fnii'l Tl follow Ink ollnieri forth en
suing yr huv bei U-cled : I'maldenl,
I '4 u I ll meltf-am ; vli Jyiresldent, T, W,
HullUan; apiriliial liV'-lor, Iter. A.
Illl'uliraii I ; rvmr 'g welrf .HtrUrt
IUiiiiIHu ; fliiaiirl rely , HUn Tifi-
r; (rcurer, l. A. llileTirn1; rr
K' ut l rm. niiMj. (irUlieniinl,Juli
NiliemlnKir trawlaM. 3 ym, Clirli,
MlrliU,
Traaraaea Pardarr.
Thereara few who mmiki the faculty
of blenillngi InriieiitM of humor and
pathos o hafjilly a Itrel Hart, an
lew 10 wiiotii. Die art ofipreaing
rome o raaiV and uilaiieoiily
ll-el HarU'a ruVanc Ll the nilniim
camp hat made hi nai a hooarhol
x ar
worn wiiii in Migiyy praklfig race
"TenueatWe PardmY' I on of hi
moat Hipular alorfrV. The comedy
urania 01 in mninr, wiilrli wa
autirralMl lo tli dkmatlby llarU'i
relelifaltxl ketrh,Alll b pViented
Khlvely opera iouan iieif Monday
venlng. Th io pany comprlaT'ej fou
laeii playera niofly all the original m
their reaiierllv haraf lera, who hav
been retained f Hi third luueaaiv
apaaun with thl pro-lurtioo. It will b
een her for on night only.
Oltlrrr lalalM.
I.al Thura lajr evening Oregon City
Aaaetnhly No 7, United Artiiana, In
Mallei th following offUm. K. II.
Cooper, maater artiaan;J. Kverhart,
aupefinlendent; (i. C. IUtn. Inapertor:
T. hear!, nvrrlary; VH. Knerner,
treaaureK Mr. Matlin Klngo, r. con
duitor;Mra. A. Coapr, Jr. conductor;
Mm. Mnn, matter ofceremonle ; Mr
T. Hearlo. lnVru lory It. J. (ioodlellow.
warder; Mm. U. C.IUcon and (J. Arm
V w
troiig, fluid cortjuitidem. After the a-
embly wa cloatV the Dew ofllcer fur
nlahed ripper w h th wa a credit lo them,
and if they am trl with their work In
Hi nrtt year a IhrV wr with their
upper the MfuiblyXwill double iu
membership. ne Uatore of the aupprr
wa a roaat pier J which waaVfurnUhed by
a delegation that went to Vat l'niver
ity Park awwmblr, (but did not get
there ) Oregon City aaaembly ha a
memhertblp of W haying taken in 42
member during the year. Mr. M
ill a. . a 1
noiiaca naviug eerveu wo year a
maater aitlian now takea the paat ma
tern chair with honor.
Tke las Ury.
The county court ba made the folio 1
ngtai levy lor lmn:
UountV
State
M100I.
Hoad..
Total
The levy laat ye
iMinly
HUte .
8ch.x
K01
ToUl.
...2U.5 mill
Utter Mat.
The following la the lint of lettera re
maining in the poatomce at Oregon City.
Oregon, on January 11, 18TO:
WOaUN' LINT.
Iwls, Ne
)K, (iMHri
rant. A K
Miller. Clara
Norman Ola
cAllliler, N
1.IHT.
Did. II
lloblat k, 11
Kook, J A
HlcU'n, L II
UKbea, Claud
evln, J as B
olaii, Wm !
ollele, NT
JaiT
rd.J C
Collins, Daniel
Traxwell, Joe
Ilenner, J
n corge, Jacob
0K0. F. HOUTON, P M.
New lot of wrapper trimmed In vol-
vet, lace and bruld. All prices. At the
Kackot Store,
YOU TKi IT.
IfShllob'a Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the small price of
25 cent and 50 cents and $1.00, does not
euro take the bottle hack and we will re
fund your money. Hold for over fifty
yeara on thia guarantee. Price 25 cents
and 50 cents. 0.0, Huntley, the Drug
glut. Ribbons, laces, embroideries, hosory
nd notions of all kinds at tbe Kackot
Store.
To Cnroa Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money If tails to
cure. 25o. Tho irenuine has L. H. O.
n each tablet.
OASTOniA.
Bftntk f lit Ulna Yoa Haw Always Bought
Iht Hind Yoa Haw Alwurs
Bifuatnr
r
' 11.0 mill
7
jr... 8 3
......yr..... 5.0 "
f A ...lll
w:
V.... 12.0 mill
V..7.0 "
V ..4.0 "
V
i if ur
V 8
rt:Jfi
A
M ..V
6te
PflCCfOUS METALS.
tlaU aa I'lallaam Ar I lira laax
par W Uk Iiimi ml l lirm,
"The inajurlty i f jnople win 11 aikud
to liaiim Ida moat picclou ruiilal oaif
ally tiienlloii gold a flmt, plat Inmn a
am'oiid and allvr m third, "aald lh
Iiroprlutor of a Uigaaamylng and refili
ng ealal HthtiiMit to Ilia wrlU r reumtly,
"Now, lei u mm how near lh truth
'" ""
per iK.umi iroy, platinum fioo,
ud .liver ahout
V will now compare tht prlne
witbthoMiof th ran rand le well
known meiala. To lake them In alpha-
iH.linal (,r-l. r lirlum, the metal wblob
Davy Imlttied from It ore, Uryta. in
IH0H, n il for 0fi0 a pound wbmi II la
"Id at all, audi allium I worth I l,H00
iHiuiid. Claiom Is hd hlxber. It
w-tU lu an oiiik. or II. MO jmr
l.t.L.I f'l...u I . .1.. 1.. I... L In . J 1
,-.u.i.i. no- u'ain i'i I'' iibo iarm
lou prlna, ,ut tin y 1I0 not twh lb
hlghl'lt IK'lllI, chromium IliOO.
(It.l.alt r.lla I.. I.. if ...I
" ' i""o'
nrr, noun niuyiniuiii. Ilia rimlal lm
lalcd by Maaamlcr, I th aam t rice
at calcium. Thi'iicome galllnm, which
la worth t'V''0 au ounce. With Ibis
metal lb blihit price Is reached, and
II may well ealll the raroat eud
mol prnclim t f tni'tak
"(ilucluin I worth Ixno per mine;
Indium. II&0; Iriiliuiu, f im a pound:
Jjiulbanlum, l7fi, and llthlnm, f 100
. ... j II A .... .
ir num.- I'num coaia i - jk r ouiipo; di-ra, Dionmde or rlamaoo in epptai
oamluin, pallaillum, platinum, pola- ! am, but I tuia In crowd a a fin
slum and rhodium Lilnir rilivclv
H0. I00, 1 1 D, :I2 and ftlt p r
pound. Mroiiiluiu cxta I2H an ounce;
Uiitaoui, I44; lllurluni. til; thorium,
.7I; vanadium. .l.O; yilorlum, f 144.
and alnooiilcm, .'0 an ounce.
"Tbu we aia that lh commonly re
ceived opliilnu aa to what are the moat
praclou melala I ijulte eiroueoua. l!a
rlum I nearly four lime a valuable a
gold and gallium more I ban 100 tlmea
a coatly, while many cf the bthi-r met
al iiietitioood arelwiie and thrice a
valiuila. Aluminium, which coat li
and i a jxumd in Ihtio, Is now pro
duced a t limply are Iron, tine, load
and copper." WaahiiiKtoo htar.
WASHINGTON RELICS.
trllrln af I'rlrvlraa Y'arlk Heat la
Iba Aallaaal Mtiraa,
One of the inont lutirertlug relic In
th National muaeum at Waablngtun I
lb camp cheat mad by Wanbli'ton
tbrouKlmnt lb iUvnlutlou. It laacom
jhm t affair about th 1m of a toorUt's
Wicker Cheat for CUikilig of lh prearut
day, 1.4' feet long. S f t wide. I fixt
bigb, and It contain au oniflt oomrlA
Ing of tinder box, pepper and Ball
boxoa, bottle, kuive. fork, k rid Iron
and pllw. Every bll of Ibe outfit aav
one bottle, wblcb I broken at tbe
khonldnr, look strong euoujfb to aland
another campaign.
hear by are the tenia naed by Wash-
Ington ibre In number. One la
sleeping taut, 18 ftl long, with walla
fert high and a roof with a 0 foot
pitch. It la made of linen. Tbe other
two are marquee touts of smaller six,
ooe with wall, th other a tbelUrr tent
open on tb Idea. That the tenting ma
terial of Revolutionary day was good
luff la proved by tb excellent ooudi
Una of thee teoU, which cbeltered tb
great commander throogh all bia sever
campaign.
Here alao ia Waahlngtoo'a onlfora,
worn by bim when be gave op bia com-
minion aa commander In chief of tbe
army, at Annapolia In 1783. It consists
of big ahadbelly coal of blue broad
cloth, lined and trimmed with aoft
buckskin and ornament, d with broad,
flat braa button; tucktkin waUtooat
and breeches. Tbe site cf tbe ranuent
which are In a Mate i f exct lluit pres
ervation) testify to the Lig stature of
tbe Father of III Coo u try and sug
gest that be bad an rye to a fine ap
pearand in bis drona Vaabington
101
FaelarUa Wltaaat "a-aar.
Tb statement that a chimney, tbe
third or fourth tallest iu tbe world, ha
list beeu completed at a cost of 158,-
000. and the announcement that the
most gratifying suocoss baa attended tbe
one of forced draft, without any chim
ney whatever ont of the ordinary, ap
pear In contemporary Journal. The ex
periment of forced draft give proinle
of groat eoououiy in fuol. as well as
doing away with tbe expensive and on
oruumental chimney. The draft arrange
ment cousita of a large fan, wbloh I
connected with a 4 by 4 double cylinder
engine. Tbe fan ba a wheel 64 Inches
lu diameter and runs at almost any rate
of speed desired. Tbe draft Is nomothiug
prodigious and nmkes it possible to em
ploy fuel of a lower grade- than auy
heretofore need. Instead of the host
Cumberland con), a mixture of Cumber
hind and screenings has been tried. Tbe
coat of operating tbe fan, even with im
perfect apparatus, ia something like
H00 per anuum. The smokestack is
scarcely taller than the roof of the
building and of less capacity than that
heretofore used for such purpose, New
York Ledger.
Amsterdnm is tbe nearest European
capital to London, being only 199 miles
distant
There woro breochloadiug cannon as
early as 188&
Schillings
Best
Japan
Ceylon
English Breakfast
Oolong
Ideal Blend
Tea
PLAYED A WAKUAME
MOW
THI BIO MAN FLEtCCO
CUBSTITUTt BROKERS.
THI
Tb Trlrlif (li Kar Wrk4 III
l'balral l)rrr la b MM mn4
llsp4 llleh llrvl Whll fb
Ornitrlaiilif l.aaifa1.
curing 111a civil war In what wa
(hc a pretly village of Mlohigan and
B1U ,0(, t.(,l,)e , cy witb0 j0(l)n(r
' of It Uoly llvt4 a (trapping li
'f,K,(,.r w)0 ji,,,,! M Jmr4 M ,(
jdn-aawl well, talkird smoothly and wa
, 1. 1 op like a koMlcr. He ba-l no fneaua
i,f support visible lo tbe naked rye lo
lh vlllnua wLii.h i. r.iUit h,..7- i.nt
In. would mate rxca.loiml trip from
which ha rturtid with i.l.-t.iw ,.t
money and a fund of InterettlnK talk
I "
,abonl aoine aectlon of the Borth- Tb
fjoln Hu.diI.i l,im . ..(... i.., 1..
. Wa a lih-aianl anil rtirii-U. n.vr
.ti.. ...... . . . '
; weiii luniicrinau to aKingeuioui0(.-a-
.1 . . . Off
hoik inai were juai a lug' nloualj par
rled. Atar hi harvewi wa at an eud
the inynit ry explained blmaulf without
naorve, and no one expreaand aeriooa
diaapproval of tbe way la which bU
wlu hail won bim his motiry.
"It wa a simple cae of diamond cot
diamond," he lauKhnd. "I've burn tak
ing fleMw from tbe fellow that .went
out to ahear. I'm not an ArI!n
' . . . "
pot-limm of physical development Tbe
truth Is that I'm a wblu-d aepulcber. I
was born with a defuctiv heart and
would not tak three minute of real
violent rxerclae for all tbe money yoa
could load on a freight train. 1 take
things easy all along the line, and Ibe
uglue keep pumping op to rfju Ire
menu. "When 1 orrald tea tbe end of what
property wa lift in, and it was not far
away, 1 rant about fur aome light work
to do and concluded to dual with tbe
luUtitutfl broker. There was no chanoe
of meeting tbe required medical exam
Inatioua, o 1 look another tack. When
ever I visited a place in my buaineaa,
I'd manage Incidentally lo fall lu with
the broker. I'm better than a raw band
a a jollier, and I'd soon have rome
mutual friend a innocent parties in
tb play.
"When it came in natorally, I'd
chaff tbe broker about bis business and
..b u... tij.. . I... i.j i
ti u , . . .
II would either jump open mouthed at
tbe proposition or chaff back under an
impreaaiou that I would never think of
going to war. In either cae it would
osually come to aome kind of a proposi
tion from Ibe broker. Then the oilier
fellow would guy me. Intimate thai I
wa a bluffer and wonder bow I waa to
get out of the thing without a clear
funk.
"Here's where my fin work came la
I d demsud a retainer, and I'd put it
blgh enough just to maki the broker
think that l was trying to escape him.
If be would pay mo a specified sum
down, I would agree to appear at the
recruiting office the next day and offer
my aervioe, hot I gav notice that 1
aaanmed no chance. If tbey wouM not
have me, the broker must taud the
lo. Tbe idea of my being rejected al
ways raised a laugh and only tended to
confirm tbe broker In tbe belief that I
waa trying toeaoap bim. When the
doctor turned me down, I went into the
dumps, became nervously timid, aroused
the sympathy of those with whom I bad
become acquainted and snapped aa or
der to the disgruntled broker to keep
clear away from me.
"Tbe best baul 1 made was in Pitts
burg. A coal baron there who oould not
well enlist and who bad not been draft
ed wanted a representative in tbe army
who would make a name honorable to
that of tbe principal. He wa after a
big, baudaome, intelligent fellow of
wbom be oould be rroud and put the
whole matter into the hand of a shrewd
little broker. I managed to meet bim
at tbe Monougahela House, and I work
ed around to tbe main subject in the
manner I have described, but I could
see that be was sharp and did not like
to run any ohanoea.
"While he went to dinner, after
which we were to resume our talk, I
went out and bad a short conference
with a huge truckman. When I again
met tbe broker, that truckman insisted
on bothering na aud, after showing a
proper amount of patience, I threw bim
half way across the offloe, and he went
limping out, while all observers grew
wldo eyed In their wouder. I did not
rxert enough strength to throw a half
grown boy five feet, but the trackman
kuew bia business, aud was paid $30 for
attending to it
"That apparently cool courage and
gignntio strength removed all doubt
from tbe mind of the broker. I waa the
man he wnutcd, and he wanted me
badly. I stuck out till I got 13,000 as
a 'retainer,' aud then was rejected I
fult like giviug the money back when
the millionaire came around to condole
with me aud tell bow disappointed he
was in not having me for a substitute,
but I didn't It would have been an ad
luistdon that I waa not in a legitimate
line of bubinotia " Detroit Free Press.
The Seqael to lh Joke.
Many yoars ago a visitor to Edin
burgh waa being shown over the high
court of justiciary. He made some re
mark concerning the dock audita du
ties, aud in reply the oflloial jokingly
said the visitor might one day be son
teuoed to bo baugod in that very room,
Tho sightseer was tho notorious Dr.
Prttobard. Two years had barely passed
t hen in tho dock ho had so closely In
peded be was doomed to death for
oinnniug his wife aud mother-in-law.
Loudon Mail.
Judges iu Euglaud have worn the pe
culiar wigs they uov wear ever sinoe
the teigu of Charles II.
The ancients took the owl for a sym
bol of wisdom because he always minda
hla own business.
DELAUNAY'S SAD FATE.
A rrearallmraf af Hla Ilaala Thai
Waa lraeclr fatail..
Lv-lfinuay, the director of tbe Paris
observatory, waa on of Ibe moat kindly
and attiactlve men I ever met, aaya
Prolesaor Simon N'ewcomb In Tb At
lantic. I fotid It hopel to expect
that he would ever visit America, lie
cause he aiwrnred rne that be did not
dare lo venture on the ocean. The only
voyage be had ever made was across tb
channel to receive a gold modal of the
Koyal Astronomical society for bis
work.
Two of his relatives, bis father, and,
I believe, hi lrot ber, hail been drown
ed, and tbl fact gave bim a horror of
the water. He seemed to feel aomewbst
a the client of the astrologista, who,
having been told bow tbey were to die,
took every precaution to prevent It I
remember, a a boy. reading a history of
astrology, in which a great many caaes
of thl sort were described, tbe pecu
liarity Ulng that tbe very measure
which the victim took to avoid the de
cree lit futo If jtme tbe engine that ex
ecuted It.
Tbe aad fata of Delannay wa not ex
actly a case of toiskind, yet it could
not but bring it to mind. He was at
Cherbourg in Ibe autumn of 1673.
Walking on the shore with a relative,
a couple of boatmen Invited tbero to
take a saiL Through what Inducement
I laoosy was led to forget bis fears
will never be known. All we know Is
that be ventured into the boat, that it
wa struck by a sodden arjuall when at
some distance from the laud, and that
all tbe members of tbe party were
drowned.
War Ika Rraartare.
"1 bad a strange dream the other
eight," aaid the major.
"What wa itr aiked the yonng
thing.
"I went to heaven, and aa an old
newspaper man was Interested in their
journal op there. It was a miserable
thing; not a well written story in it,
and I told St. Peler so."
"What did be sayr
"lie aaid: 'It's not our fault. Wa
never gel any good reporters np bere. ' "
-Philadelphia pre.
Iwlaatri With llala.
An Englishman borne from tbe west
.f . : . i i i .
. 7. . .k -
lags swimming out to the steamer wear-
log a Ibey swam renovatt
ing as Ibey swam renovated seoondhsnd
"stovepipe" bats in all the glory of tbe
white tissue paper in which tbey are
shipped out for tale.
Oregsi City Market Report.
(Corrected weekly.)
Wheat JJo. I merchantable, 54 cent
pit buthel.
Floor Portland, $3.50; Howard'i
Beet, $3.60 ; Fisher's Beet, $3.50 ; DSn
$3.80: Peacock, $3.80
Oats in ski, whiUL 40
bushel, gray, 40.
Millstufls Bran, 113.50
shorts, $15.00 per ton. '
rents
per
bpn
per
Potatoes 50 to CO cents per sack.
Egg", 25 cents per doxen.
Butter Ranch, 35 to 40 cents per roll.
Onions, 90c. per rack.
Green apples, 35 to 50 per box.
Dried Fruits Apples, unbleached, 3
cents ; 50-pound boxes, evaporated, be-
prunes, 2 to 4 cents ; plums, 2 to 4c.
Bacon Hams, 10 to 11 cents; sides,
8 to 9; shoulders, 7 to 8; lard 8 to 9
Livestock and Dressed Meals Beef,
live, 3 to 3.c; hogs, liveSH'c;
hogs dressed, 41,' to 5 cents ; aheep, $3.00
to $3 per bead; lamb $1.75 to $2.50;
veal,dressed 7c.
Poultre Chickens, old $3.00; turkeys,
alive, 12 cents pe' pound.
Money to loan
at lowest rates.
Hsdois A GairriTH.
SKILLFUL 0PEKATI0XS.
Stout Re-aarkable Cares by Dr. Darrla
iiii .Morrison Street.
i
i
Dr. DarrV Dear Sir : The operations
for cross-eyM, on my daughter,' 16 years
old, and aonl4, were perfect successes.
Tbe eyes wee made atraight in one
minute. My hUher, A. L. Richardson,
living in RainW, was cured of almost
total deafness nine years ago by yoa, and
and remains permanently cured. Refer
any one to me at liainier, Or.
MM. W. J. MUCKLE.
Croaa-Ere CurA In Two Mlnutea.
Dr. Darrin cured any boy of cross-eye,
October 21, in two nlinutes. I am much
pleased with tbe cum, and can recom
mend the doctor to any ono. I am poet
master at Progress, OL Refer to me.
i HINGLEY.
beafneta Cunxt Ii
Mr. Editor:! wish
O Minutes.
state through
your tttlumns thai Dr.
rrin cured roe
oi ueatness in 10 minul
a. Refer any
i't, Portland.
one to me at 423 Clay sti
II EX It Y M.
,'ILLIAMS.
8attKhauiu CuaVd.
Dr. Darrin-e-Dear Sir: Vlt ia with
great pleasure' and a tbanklul heart I
wish to inform you that I am cured of
salt rheum, which I have suffered with
for 25 years at times so bad that my
bands wou)kl crack to tbe bone, and mv
body was also affected. I have no words
that can express my thankfulness to yoa.
Mra. E. BjUerrets, of Vancouver, Wash.,
has knoWn my condition, and can be re
ferred tc
Refer Jany one to me at Gardiner, Or.
MRS. MARTHA DAILY.
OASTOniA.
8an th ylli4 Kind Yob Haw km Bongtt
DEimvi TtTEITT TEAR1.
II w t Wa Cored by Electric Treat
ment filvra by Ir. Darrla.
To tl.eJablic: December, 1HJI2, X
rarne to Prrrio to treatment of deaf
ness and rinfflng nolsel in my earn of 20
years' standinV. I Was unable to hear
without peopleVieeklng very loud to io.
After one monfL' treatment I could
hear a well a ier In my life, and feet
called opon to fell Vie public my experi
ence, that oUter rny avail themelve
of Dr. DaHo' skyi. I live at 330)
Front treA, Port!anInd work in John
son' ahipyard. Tbe rare by Dr. Darrin
of ex-Sheriff A. T. 8bcV daughter, 32(1
Front itrnet, of malaria, rheumatism
and liver complaint, Is wy I applied to
Dr. Darrin.
A. L. RICH A RDSO."f .
Hew Prenlneat Ladr of Heattl.
Waa Permanently Cared by Dr.
Darrla "Twenty Tram ire.
HsaTTLi, Jsn22, 1801. Dr. Dsrrin
Dear Sir: HeaAing that yoa were ia
Portland and performing marvelous)
cure, I want to af my testimony to tb
hundreds of cratkful patients. For
many years I sufTeVd Jrora scrofulous
ore on my knee. triVjr all home reme
dies and consulted tb event physicians in
tbe city of Indiana6liV Ind., where I
was then living.SiithodV any benefit.
About 20 years afco yoa came to Indian-
apolis.and I wis persuaded to "try yoo.'
called upon too. received two.
treatments, the sore disappeared, and
baa never returned. My son-in-law ia
Mi. J. F. Trowbridge, in business at 800
West street, Seattle. With gratitude.
MIM. A. C. LANDIS.
To tbe Pobllc.
We are authorised to guarantee e very
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
end if not satisfactory to refund tha
money to tbe purchsser. Titers is no
better medicine made for la grippe, colds
and whooping cough. Price, 25 and 50a
per bottle. Try it. Geo. A. Harding.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can alwsys be de
pended upon and is pleasant and aaie to
take. Sold by Geo. A Hardine.
Fer Yeans; lea aad Tsoag rraea.
There is nothing that will arouse the)
ire of a yonng man or woman ao quick as
to bave inferior laundry work pat off on
them. Tbey may dress ever so well,
but if their shirt front or shirt waist ia
mussy their neat appearance ia spoiled.
Tbe Troy laundry makes a specialty of
ladies' and gentlemen's fine work.
There can be no better work than is
dons at the Tror. Leave your orders at
Johnson's barber shop.
Wedding stationery, the latest sirsM
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at tb Errsaraiss office.
fD Q makes the best
VaAUUXJUwV Jhers is a great
-BaBka,,) difference in
PHOTO BUTTONS. Call and see sam
ples and be convinced.
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in me noapiiais ai Honolulu, In Uoncj
Kong-, In tb American trenches at Manila,
in tb insunrent earno wilb Aeulnaldo. on
tb deck of tb Olvmpia with Dewey, and
in th roar of battle at th fall of Manila.
Bonanza lor agents. Brimful of orifrtnal
picture taken by government photo
grapher on th spot. Large book. Low
prices. Big profits. Freight poid. Credit
given. Drop all trash v unofficial war hooka.
Outfit tree. Address, F. T. Barber. Sec'v-
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WANTED.
100 watches to repair at $1.00 each.
C. A. Nash, at the Postoffiee.
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