pttv rwTffniMJTStt FPTTiAY. MAY 12. 1899.
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OREGON
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A Mason mid Hamlin Organ in fx
rollout condition, lor sale ot the Oregon
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Freight anil parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
.RATES - REASONABLE
lor Vomit .Von and oung M'omcn.
There. In nothing that will arouse the
ire of a voting limn or woman so uulek as
to have iufrrior laundry woik put oil' on
(them. They tuny dre over so well,
I but if their shirt front or shirt waist U
mussy their neat appearance ia spoiled,
j The Troy laundry makes a specially ol
'ladies' anil gentlemen's tine work.
There can he no Ix ttcr work than ia
I done at the Trov. Leave your older at
j Johnson'! barber shop.
Puniel William, at the northeast cor
I tier of t'enter and Seventh streets, lia a
I choice an. I oll selected stork of family
'groceries whirli he i selling at Very
reasonable rates. Ilia motto ia "live
, and let live, with honest weight and
measures", tioods delivered to any
'. part of ihe city.
ROMAN'S WOULD.
THE WINNING WIFE OF THE AMERI
CAN tlNISTER TO SWEDIVf
j The Homeliest M m In Oregon City.
I As well as the handsomest, and oilier
are invited to rail on any druggist and
' get free a trial bottle of Kemp'a Hainan)
: for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
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j Chronic and Acute Count., Asthma,
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j and 50c.
CTIVE SOLICITOUS WANTKD
.is-every where tor "The htnry of tbe
Philippines" bv Murat lllteal. roiumis
siotietl by tt Morernment a Oltlrlal lite,
torian to the War Department. The rHik
as written In army ramp at Si Fran
cisco, on tlie Pacific with lieneral Merrill,
in the Hospitals at Honolulu, in Hon
KoiiK.ii) lli American trenches at Manila,
in the limircnt ramp wi'h Agulnsltlo, on
theilrckof the Dlvmpia ailh Hewer, and
in the roar of battle at the tail of Manila.
Ilonania for agents, ltrimful of ordinal
pictures taken by government plioto
gralieni on tlie )ot. Lare txH)i Uw
prices. rti profits. Kreijitit innd. Credit
irireii. l)rop all trashy tmonVial rh.Milt.
Outtilfree. AMreM, K. T. Harber, Sec'y..
Star Insurance Chica.
ahe aapptle Dellearlea II hands
I'or Ihe i;irl t)nealtunahle KIiinn
rlerlna I nmlon Wmiien ami Mens.
pUhmaahlna Made ICaai',
! Not tunny year nxn and within the
memory of t li it Kcnrriition tic Scntidi
nuvlati t'iiiuiilii n ti'Kimlcd ii he- i
iiiK iiuitu out of the world, mid to ni(
gtwt K"''K thir atvmcd ulmoat like n
propwitiou to viit the north m1o
would dow, hut the great oct'iin grey
hound have hrought that iictureuue (
In ml near, and a trip to the Land of the
Midnight Sun i regarded with no more
fear than a tun over to Purl wua 13
year ago. j
All traveler who have rlnlted tho
Swedish rapitnl hring inoet happy ao- '
con nt of the American tninixtor and
hi w ife, w ho contribute gonorotialy to
the rnterUinmeut not only of Atuerl
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A well painted house it like a neat
ly dreed rm always attract
ive and pleaiant to look uhi.
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Portland, - Oregon.
JOHN YOUNGER,
EWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IX
Great Britain and America.
MRS. WILLIAM kf. THOMAS.
can resident at Stockholm, tint thoae
paKsimr thronjjh there on their travels
Mr Thomas, by the way. Is a great
frienJ of KinK Oscar, who recently ab
dicated In favor of his not), and lu his
Nxik. "Sweden and the Swenlea. " paya
many tributes to that monarch, with
whom he hns many traits in common
Mr Thomas' chief claims to the kinit's
admiration are bis knowledge of the
Swedinh lanKnairo. his admiration for
its literature and the ft1-' tante he dis
played in selecting Swedinh wife
Mrs. Thcmaa. who bears the pictoresue
name of Daifinar Elitalxtb. is the
daaKhter of ItaKtiar Tornehladh. mem
ber of the npHr bonae of the Hwedinh
parliament and manaiter of the Na
tional Bank of the Kingdom of Swmlen
Like ber Scandinavian sinters. Mrs
Thomas has light hair, bine eyes and
fair complexion, and ber figure is lithe
and graceful. Out she has all tho en
thanlumn of tbe danghtera of the sonth.
and ber winning manners and social
talenta have added mncb to her hus
band! preetige in Stockholm
She applies Drlleaelea.
Mrs Harriet Brainard has long txcn
known aa ono of the foremost teachers
cf literature in Chicago, but it only ro
cently trnnxpircd that for several years
she ban been at the head of an aiwocia
tion that anppliea all sorts of delicacies
for the largest tearoom in tho city,
caters to many of the awcll clubs and
j fnrnidhes the buffets of tnontof the rail
j rouds run n I ii g ont of Chicago; more
over, that she was its sole originntor
and promoter, and. while redlining her
i ponition as teacher of literature, hits
' managed the entire linn tic in I aide of
the aasociiition not only so. but no new
dixh ia ever added to the lint tint that
Mrs Drninard firt makes it with her
own hands, tents it and jr-otially
tenches it to her nfMstniita In other
words. Mrs. Brninnrd is the awux-iiition
From no capital and no ouumercinl
pretttigo. ber bnt4ineits has grown until
now the whole upper floor of her hirge
and beantifnl home is given up to tho
mannfactnre of homo delicacies, and no
less than r0 people are cmployeil in its
various branches. Indeed with tho new
year Mrs Brainard found herself
obliged to add to this equipment a large
down town ofllce in one of the hand
some buildings on Michigan boulevard,
and has begun to odd private catering
to ber liHt of stiecetutes
A graduate of Cornell college and for
three yeurs a fellow in the Chicago uni
versity. Mrs Brainard drifted Into
teaching literature as in the direction
of bur mont strongly marked t antes.
Born and Wed to a rather luxurious
way of living, she was nnwilling. when
the bnsinens depression came and much
of the family revenue was found to be
tied np in real estate, that any change
should take pluco in their uccnHtomed
way of living, but determined that the
nsnal establiribment. with its servant.
horses, carriages, etc., should remain
Intact Philadelphia Press.
Husbands For t'nele Barn's Girls.
"The camber of male infants born
yearly exceeds that of female, by 1 to 4
per cent the proportion varying slight
ly from year to year," writes Profess
or D B. McAnally of "The American
Girl'i Chances of Marriage." in the
Ladies' Homo Journal. "The mishap!
of boyhood, however, reduce the num
ber of boys to some extent, but not so
much as to make tbe adult females out
number the males. For every American
woman, therefore, there ought to bo a
husband in poue If not in esse, and the
fact that there ia a large percentage of
unmarried udult women in the country,
end a greater proportionate number in
some sections than in others, in attrib
utable to causes which have diritnrbcd
the brtlunce of population. In nil now
countries and compared with Europe
tho United States is a new country
there is a larger proportion of mules
than of female!. The aggregate popn
lution of the United .States, so far as the
latest official figures allow, is (12, 622,
2S0, of which 32,007.880 are males and
Bil,nM.;i70 are females Tim the pre
ponderance of males over females would
. nil to iiiuke h comparatively eiiy fr
the American girl to secure a husband,
hilt in cut.' I" sivtloti this is evidently
Hot the "UN.., rise the ploxirtloll of
udult iiuumrrieil woim u would not h"
so largo. If mi ll would remain in the
in iIiIh'iIiim.iU wlirie lliry were hoiu
tlie pAVportioll of IIKil mid women
would he nearly equal all ov.r the
country, hut men llnd wmk liar. I to get
in tlie older and more populous com
munities, and go to the newcj Hlale.
Tlie young women are left heboid, and
the yotlllg lllell. lifter settling ill their
lieV llollieit. folget the companion of
their youth and contract alliaiics
among their new friends in the weal ;
licuce notiiti of the nistern states show a
surplus of fctimlr. "
tiaeailimatiU r InaHclerlnsi.
There are people who any that women
are iiot Ihiiinciers, hut there urn otln n
who taken different view of the sub
ject There is in Greater New York a
clever man who iIim-s the line cabinet
work in expensive yachts and con Id
on nt ion q his it'rwii many x'ple
whose minus, on account of their great
Wealth, are holirehold words It need
not le inpinmed that on this account he
is sjNvinlly to Ihi envied. The great
middle flilHS vt people with fttlctilutilig
incomes are not the least desirable pa
trons or the millionaires the moot desir
able One woman on whose yacht the flue
cabinet worker had been employed was
worth many millions, and she might
he called a tlnancler It is Just ponnil'lo
that the master cabinet worker culls
her by a Icm complimentary name The
work done had Ui'n completed for eev
cm I months, and the mail was begin
ning to I anxious for his money It
was "good" tindotihti-dly in a commer
cial seiiM. but. all the same, that
kliowh dge Would Dot keep his Workllirll
from starving So he wrote the woman,
told her that he needed tlie inomy and
asked if she would Dot be kind enough
to send a check
There was a telegram in rcpoiie
from the millionaire financier, which
read something like this. "If I send
check, what ill vomit will yoti mukeT"
"Have w aited six tin nt lis for my
money, can make no discount." tele
graphed tack the man At last accounts
tlie Boeton woman she was a IUti n
woman hail not sent the check. New
York Time
toaatoa Waasea sad Mews.
The first numlier of w hat is claimed
to bo the llrt wouiau's ncwpuer ever
produced in Great Britain was puhlinh
ed recently It Is called The Woman's
Weekly C J. Tihhits. the editor, had
this to say of the venture "Although
the female population of Great Brituin
and Ireland considerably exceeds the
male, there is not a single newspaper in
existence that caters excltmiviily to wo
men readers
"Of course there are scores of excel
lent magazinrs and papers devo'ed to
fai-hion. tho home, social and kindred
subjects, but so far as the countless
events of the day are concerned that
appeal with special force to women, no
pnper has aa yet been established to re
cord them
"The Woman's Weekly will thns be
alisolntely unique in this country It
cotinixts of lfl page News of all kinds
of intercut to women general, law.
society, social, etc. will tind place
in its columns, which will lie llltuitrstcd
by a corps of clever artints The news
will bo written in a bright, attractive
manner, and will contain tidbits of
information supplied by the ch-verest
women jotirrialints of the day
"There are those who say that Kng
lih women don't want and won't buy
a newspaper My umwer is that no
newspaper has ever yet la-en printed
that tried to make itself um ful and at
tractive to women nloiii) Woineii want
a iiewHpajsT of the right kind. "
i
llh ashing Made I'.nsy.
A friend of mine said she grew relM-l-lions
because of having to cook : thntshe
grew irritable and unhappy over it. It
was the after cleaning of tho cooking
vessels that was tho most dihtustefiil to
her. She determined to take herself in
hand nnd buIkIuo the ngly spirit, as she
termed it. She studied over the problem,
trying to niiike the work less irksome
by adopting means to enable her to do
it more quickly and also to save her
hands and not to come in contact so of
ten with the greasy Iron vessels. She
madu mops with long handles and
bought her b half dozen linen crash
towels, and mndo a soap which aits tho
grease and also pniifles mid cleans
quickly, taking about half the usual
time. Tho soap is made thus: Dissolve
three ounces of borax in two parts of
warm water Add, two bars of good
white soap shaved fine, ami stir nil to
gether in a jarnntil it is melted. When
cool, it will form a jelly. A tablespoon
ful of this will moke a strong lather in
a gull on of water and will he good for
cleaning any iron or porcehtin lined
vessel. It is also excelleut for washing
windows and general honsecleaning
She pemevered in trying to overcome
tho disliiie to cooking and cleaning, and
by making the work attractive and
easier saved time to devote to moro
pleasant pursuits Tho homemaker must
study to be with her family uU she cun.
She must study to overcome petty dis
likes and to learn the lesson of sweet
submission to the inevitable. Bun
Francisco Chronicle.
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Women of to I.ealoa of Honor.
It ia interesting to note, in connection
with tho fact that ono of the nuns at
tached to the navul hospital at Cher
bourg, France, has just been decorated
with the cross of tho Legion of Honor
by the minister of marine, that uhe ia
the sixty-eighth woman who has been
received into the famous ordur since its
foundation in 1803.
A glance at tho list reminds us how
female valor has become recognized Hide
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ent also not being overlooked. Thus,
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