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OREGON CITY ENTKM'RISK, FRIDAY, MAY
1 R. L HOLMAN !
1 UNDERTAKER I
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EMBALMER
O-rn - . iimi'li-li" line of t'ss. 5
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'1 ll ll.el lOT i'ltOlU and IHOl 9
1 tii.tilerate .iiir.
A Mason Mini Hamlin Orpin to rx i
cellent con, lid. hi, for sale ot the Oregon
City Aiirlioii House. If
lor Young Moti ami Yuuny it'timcri.
Thete in nothing tint will amuse the
irw of young" man or woman so quick
to have infuri. r latiudiy o.k ut nil' on
them. They my dress ever m well,
hut if tlu'ir vliii t front or shiil aist in,
lllllssy their Ileal aVallllh'C iN Hlled. I
The Trov ttttiu.lry make a Hx't'ittlt y ol ;
U. lies' anil fcViitloinen'a lint woik.j
There cmii In1 no Is-tter work limn in
done ut tlx Trov. Leave veur older at !
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l.in 1. Oregon. It is the Uigcst
evening neaspais-r ntr-lii in
Oregon ; it contain !1 lie news
of the State anil of the Nation.
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Portland. Or.
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FATES REASONABLE
1 Johnson's barber shop.
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Puiiiel William, at lln northeast cor-'
ni'r of Center ami Seventh street, linn a j
: choice Mil l well ii Iccted usk of fiini!y
gioct-rie hii li he it selling ut very
reasonable rates. Hi motto is "livej
and let live, w illi honest weight n. I '
mcHKiireH". (iikhla ilciverel to anv I
part of 'h- city.
The llomell.M Mun In Oregon lily.
As well a the handsomest, an. I other
are inviteil to rail on anv diugst and j
i;et free a trial H.ittle of Kemp'a lUlxatn I
for the Thro.tt an.l l.nn, a rcnic.lv that 1
ia !Uarantt etl to cure hii.I relieve all
t'hionie ami Acute IViu't.a, Asthma,
lronchitii aiul Conmimption. Trice '.'.V
a tut VV.
1 CT I V K SO 1. 1C I TO KS WAN TKI !
Vrvrrrwlirr lr "Tlie Story of ih j
1'ln i ll'pl ne" tv Mural lUlnlcal. ciiiinm
i.inr.l hv tin" Cimriiiiif m OlH'il III-,
(inai lo Uii War l'l-inr'tm-nl. I'hr lKk ;
a wrltti'ii In iirmv ni. it Snn Krai-civ-o,
on t lit Tai'ilic wi'li (irnrral Merritl,
in the II wpiUI at Honolulu, in HonK I
K.ii'ir. in I hi- Atinrii'iin ircnchrs at Manila. I
in I lie ltinrk;f tit raini'i al li Airnll.li. on
the deck of the OIniii nli lirr, ami.
in the Mar of haMIe at (he fall of Manila. !
1! uiai'H for acentt. Itrimful of oriKinal i
iictiiiv taken liy ituverniiirnt lmio
ffaiitier on the ihI l.are Imok Ij '
i price, me I'foiua. rremht ixini. t reilit
! iriven. lroi a l trashy iinotll ial war tMk.
(illtit free. Ail lre, K. I. Harber, Sec'y..
Siar Insiiranre lll.lt;.. Oiiicao.
M K0W. !
Cons miction ieventahle? Science
hur proven thai, and alxo that neglect ia
niciilal. The womt cold or coti);h can J
he cured wriih Miiluh'a Couh and Con-1
aiimption Cure. Sold on positive guar- j
anlee for over fifty yearn. C. It. I
Huntley, DuuKtcitt-
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A well paintrd hotie it like a neat
ly dre-e-l erHii alwava attract
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YOUR HOUSE
Can be repainted and freshened up
al a very reasonable irle paints
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1 Kidiicvs a 1.(1 L'rinarv Orifant Have
( you neglected your Kidneys? llaveT
you overworiicu your nervous hy.s-
Hi-m and caused trouhlc with your
Ivulnevs anil Jllaililcr? Have yotiT
pains in the loins, hide, back, irruins
and bladder? Have vu a tlabby an-
peamnce of the face, especially W
under the eyes? Too freiieiitde-i
sire patvs urine ? William's Kidney
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Oregon City office at
Huntley's Drug Store.
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - Oregon.
A BROKEN PANE OF GLASS.
One I'Nal One Coat Clllira (ieora
Kraacl'a Trala Biio.iHNt.
A broken window piinci mice coat
Oeorni Frattcla Trnln tnoro thun ihi,.
(MO It wiia this way Cititcit Truin.
"with the bruin of ?d tin n in hit hend,
all pulling dillcrcnt wnya," went to
Onmlm in the t.piini; of I "ill At Unit
tune he wna the inuft tulltcd of limn in
Aiin-riiM lie hud nut a tlilnx hut mon
ey ll UniKht A.nnii city lniH, hihI iiltu-
l In r ppciii ki Vi rnl hiiiiilri'd thoiinund
dullura. He Imnrditl at the llcrndou
llun-c. the Unt hotel In eilit. The
iiiixutic Train wits r K"lur in only onu
tiling -his Imhits. He nlwnya occupied
the Kiiuie 'ut ut thu tnl'Ki Hue tiioru
itirf a I line of nhns was broken out of it
window directly Ix hind hia (hair He
I.rnttti'd mid waa a.lvi"i'. to chntin
its mat. He would not liiatentl he paid
a HTviint 10 centa h inluiitt to atund
iH'twecii lilin and the draft After
breakfast !' rxiMwtiihitcd with the
landlord, but received no Mll.-fm tioit.
"Never mind." aiil Truin "In lit)
days I will build a hotel that will ruin
your Ihimiics. "
And lie did The contract wna let
that day Scorca of men were put to
Work Tim alto aclcvtcd wim Ninth and
Hartley ut reels, neiir the MiMtiuri river
Citiieu Traiu went lo New York niid
ciiaKcd (.'iiiicl (.'o.xeiia, a noted cntercr
of that city, aa uiiiuiier fur his hotel
The builditiK alone ot fto.uoo. The
ftiruishiuK coot f Ji. 000 more. In the
buiHiiieiit waa pia phiiit-tht' only
one weet of St Iiiiia. The work was
done on time. and. true to his word. AO
ditya after he threatened the lununK'r
of the Iterndon llntise (imrnr Fruticia
Train, cititcu of the earth, opened his
hotel, which tin called the (.'nzi lis
House. The criibd om iiiiu hall was ut
t' tulitl by the Koveruor of Nchrnska and
his utiill. the mayor of tiuiiiha and
many tiotnhlea from other tutw The
bouse was a hne of kLtv iitid a acctie
of alnioet oriental miuiiiliceucn Just
when the hi leceptioii wita well on
there was a buiM.ii tl.ish. a atrutiu'e
noise, and then total durkucsat The
tens' plant hud collapsed
The CoMcna House did A flonrisliiiiK
hiisimKn for a yeurortwo and the Ib ru
dmi Hoiim waa badly crippled Finally
Train fell out w lib his iuauuKr and
the place wna closisl
After the business part of Omnha
moved lack from tin river the Ilermlon
House declined and finally relapsed into
a state of luminous deneitide A few
years Inter it la-came the property of
tlie Union I'acitic railmnd ami is still
ned Ha the In iiiliiuarters of that com
I winy in Omaha.
Dr 11 II Hihhard. a St Umla den
tist. waa the first clerk of thu Cozzena
House
A JACK OF ALL TRADES.
The Vrraalllllf of Krvarhmaa mt
Ik Kiahlrealh t'ealarr.
In times lobn gone by active men
combined many vocutiona. The barter
in tbuee days waa also the deutist and
often performed other dnties. A i)n
discovered in aonthern France recently
shows how Versatile it waa jHwaiblu fur
a man to become The nign dates back
to the lust centuiy ami reads
Inaaa Mai-airle, barter, arlKinakrr. tn-alT
nrrlitan. arhiM.tit-aelit'r, tiU-ksiiiith anl ib
letriilao, shinnx, I m; hair rutiinir. i
fjus; juW(b'rinK and pfitnallnic Vrry rhtap for
(iriltj. bted;utnn( wonii-n : lamp llk'lil'"!
by the year ur UarO'r; Irarlii-a Ills muthrr
tunKUB In tlie Ix-st nirtliisln; inatruula in 1 nif
I n if and sh's-s h.'rws with a nntiT band.
Diakisi and repairs Issita and abiss: tr In-a
the J'iuhk In play the .! and Jwsharp; cuts
out corn and applii lili.tcrs, i.ln.t"r ur rupa
at liiWint pri-s; atiitiiis purifm iiiilii'ins at
aou;(iisila hmi--s tn I'-a. tl the cililhin and
other ilan' .-a; a U sm livl iuwdera i f all klnda
at huUsmlu and retail; aixi all kinds uf ata
tiom-ry, ahua polish, aaloxl horrinui, ..lerd
bnad. brtstlo bruhi't, musatrasi uf wire
and nthrr mamrial. heart atrrnifth. nlnit ns.ta
pilatoua. aauaaK) and other kinds ut vek'. ta
Lb.
One would naturally think that all
tli tul' tits and occupations would I
enough for one man. Hut not so in tho
canuuf M. Macaire A Mts-riptoii ths
eign reads
1 teach Ksi(raphy and furelltn ronmierea ur
ttf Wt-dntxia and t'ridaj. With -l help
1 am Isaac IUi amis.
I'ht Short auirl In al. Ionia.
St I.oiii women of fashion have
adopted the almit rainy day skirt aa n
part of their wnlkliiK costume It tuny
he seen any day on thiihlreetawild iHitlle
vards lliixtotl ot Intuited thi idea
. New York advocated it
1 N'i iihcr iiili'pled il
, In S( Lmis and Chlcsiro It lina I n
ial" te Willi am h uiiiiiiitiiny Unit
J. mIi is hi ami makers of skirts cannot
, tiipplv the i. iiiiiinl
I st Irtiiiis women any
This Is Ibo linns' we '""It aonittik
And iniininiHl Isiim w found II ind
It Is convenient, eensihle. lalsir v
lin,'. t ii m ecoiioiiiUlnx. trouble avert'
i inn niid pretty
The fiodiluiml.l.i lioiisn skirt which
has it ih'iiiitiaiu miido the short skirt
1 b r the street (Nieslble. The h UK skill
ill ii and Isi'otues 'illn. while tlie
hurt Hrt never Imi-oiiics uind.iy or
1 drui;i;leil around the Isittoin
The short skirt, imt having to he
I held up. Hives freedom to the hands.
j The feet culillot In come culaiiK'h'd lu
I the shoit skirt and hinder rapid walk'
i inx
I It cannot l' caught nmler the fis t
I win n climhinii stairs
I It is an eci llciit thlmi for women
who are out of disirs a ureal deal M
' Louis 1' ist Dispatch
1800
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Do You Nood Any
)l)01S( Windows, (.lass, MoulcluiK
0r Other nulltllnu Mntorlnl.
C. H. Bestow & Co,
I Mi oii ( liy, I 'len,,n
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The II r I.I of I'.aaler.
The Fasti r bride w ill Ih a very ex
tt.ivaant article, for the aprltik" fabrics
which are now beinn displayed lu the
simps are extremely hik'h priced One
can scarcely tfive nil Idea f the ex
treme delicacy of the thill K,"l,
the cost and ciek'iitii'o of the litiitn;s
This is to I si a season of rich lining
and even the dress of the bride shares
I the peculiarity of other riwtmiieM. for
: it is very thin and Is worn over u satin
' lining
; Hue bride's jfown designed by a very
i liill priciil I'aris hotie of ih-sik'tn-rs ia
of the liliest silk tulle. Willi it il. nU"
skirt or i'r..p skiit made over a liiiiutl
of the lienviest white satin
The lsslice is nl-oof Hue silk tulle
over white satin The yoke is nubruid
nil in pearls and the vert, us tint part
(if the waist la-low the yoke la called,
is coinptHM'il i f deep rnfllesof the finest,
thinnest tulle, olio fullmrf uvir thu olb
r
The Mt. which is it ijiievr uf! tir. imt
nnlike a girdle with the iint at the
ride instead of the front, is of w hile
and ulsoembroid. rs in arl triinmiinr
A few white llowers at the Mt are
the only ornaments, rnve a tiara of
p. arts, which this bride is so fortunate
as to possess. I'hiludelphiil Time.
The Ural aarrllrv.
It always natures it great sul to
muke a real sacrifice of self Many peo
ple aeeui to think that luve is a in Kii
tive iuality wliiib rmihles one to suf
fer like a lamb at the sin rilli lul altar
Hut love ia spleudidly jHS-itive. n mar
tial virtne. Self sacritlco Is imt the ac
tion of tender, ntis. Iti.-di ula w ho lie
dow n with closed cytii and aiihmlt their
throats to the edge of b--l The soldier
who veiittins all to carry forward the
biinni r that he loves is the Is-tli-r type
It rispiires a great sotil tii prefer anoth
r'a interest to his own. to yield with
Do vain regret and then go bravely fur
ward to Work for thesticcess of the new
plan. For it is no small tent of great
ness when a man is called iiiti to see
another grow greater than himself It
ia tho mi-.rk of small aotils that the
whole world is Is nuded by the horizon
of their own lives. Fxcliaiige
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'JZ Ask tor tli era Sold in nearly every city -I
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5 THE McCALL CO., :
138-146 Weil Mth St., Neai York.
JOHN YOUNGER,
JEWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Kffrel and ( ana.
The rattling of the musketry in
creased. The pirato chief kaped to tho tnizsen
halyards.
He waved his broken sword.
"Scuttle the ship!" he shrieked.
There was a moment's agonized si
lence Then a quavering voice arose ubove
the gnus.
"Master," It screeched, "somebody
has stolen the fcnttlol"
At this the rattling brcko forth afresh
and the man awoke.
His wife was shaking down the
kitchen range. Cleveland I'lain Deal
er Tbe Manic Whirlpool.
Fill a glass tnmhler with water,
throw opon ita surfuce a few fragments
cr thin shavings of camphor, and they
will Instuntly begin to move and ac
quire a motion both progressive and
rotary, whic'li will continue for a con
(iderable time. If the water bo touched
by any greasy substance, the filiating
particles will dart back and, an if hy a
stroke of magic, be instantly deprived
of their motion and vivacity
One of a l.arua Claaa.
Novice Say, friend, can you tell me
whether Slugger, tho pugilist. Is a
heavyweight or a lightweight?
Old Sport Neither. Ilo'a a paper
weight. Noviaw Paperweight!
Old Hport Yea; does all his scrap
ping in the papers. Philadelphia Kec
ord, How ria Are Fed.
Old Farmer That's a One lot of pigs
over there. What do yon feed them ?
Amateur Why, corn, of course.
Old Farmer In the eart
Amatenr Certainly hot; in tbe
month. Cbicugo News.
Tnnilt of anrr llanka.
In ii quiet spi t near Lincoln junction,
a terminal of the ItuckMirt mid Cuiun 1
ton branch of the Air Line railroad, in
Spencer county. Ind.. Is the grave of
Nancy Hanks Lincoln, mother of A bra
ham Lincoln
This long neglected rt-tiiig place of
tho plain woman whoso reiuarkiihle
mental qualities Lincoln inherited had
no murk whatever until early in the
seventies, wln n a fund was raised by
ItockiMiit citizens to erect n small shaft
Now the veterans of the civil ar.
among whom are members of the old
Second Ohio brigade, the Fourteenth.
Fifteenth ii ml Sixteenth Illinois niid the
Twenty-sixth and Fifty-third Indiana,
have ntnl'-i tnki n to erect u more suit
able monument Funds for this project
liavo been subscribed, und tho contract
will be given out at once
Jenelrtl Kyealnsaea.
Dclirato eyes aro now considered an
opportunity for using jeweled eyeglass
es. A fashionable jeweler has contrived
fancy spectacles heavily mounted in
elaborately chased Unman gold To
them is attached a long, equally elals
rate gold handle Tin y are then held
to the eyes precisely after the fashion
of n lorgnette Single eyeglasses are
daintily set in all manner of pretty
styles, the rims studded with jewels,
the glasses themselves being oval,
sqnnru or round, according to the pref
erence of the owner Lorgnettes are
massivo with gold und brilliant with
gems. This fad is taking immensely
with elderly women who wish to avoid
the appearance of ago There aro to bo
no more slender gold Ikjws resting npon
old ladies' ears. These will lie only for
the superannuated.
Helen Keller.
Helen Keller, tho deaf, dumb and
blind girl whose education has devel
oped wonderful possibilities, "saw'
the statues in tho room devoted to
Greek casts at tho Boston Art muHcum
recently. It was a strange scene. She
mounted a stephnlder und with thn fin
gers which seem to see and hear took
in the beauties of ancient sculpture
while the students iu thu institution
stood ubont and wondered. She knew
nearly all of the statues before her visit
to the museum und discussed them in
telligently. When she needed explana
tion, she reached for tho hand of a
friend, who spelled into her fingers
what she wanted to know. Wonmu's
JouruuL
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