Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, June 01, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

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OUKOON CITY ENTERI'RISR, FRIDAY, JUNK 1, 1900.
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i,i oir.rr followed Hhrnnan' iiiarili
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lu-ilt ri"K't for what tiiy deemed th
Ami t-l Ill In hand;
(luf ltr ailil'l Vlljtlllla'a lillll,
Ami ' III llaorgla' mil,
Tin in mil shine upon llirlr grave;
y, I uiHliii luual slay;
Ai m iM""l rry boanni ilea,
fix k mil of lil ii an. I rjr ,"
Tl 'lay 4 Hi IUA mI alie .y dm
rn!i'i' lua avlii lrllii lu Ida
I niiin'r of our faiilot dead, day Imti
lut'i'd iiHMjrii aiul tli riiililir Ikiw
hrf Ik-k I III at' '. kept ssrred to Ilia
lr !" of Ha dedication,
Ti I In ara grv whose nam U
not ii, Ua aailr still to e an un
idh uai. Willi rlpri for tint. Ilv
lti ami Irara 1 Ilia dc., Ida rltlaan of
(ir ii 1'iijr formed a mltfMy pfnrewaiiiit
lo-l k..in lima to in un!f. iliuint, lika
ti anralii; liionslef, llirjr iinita
atda'elr to Ida hurlal avoiimli, mdrr
first trldiilea paid tii'ina- to oui
(o(llitr)'a lira. I,
An altiertiv arl ol 'he (i. A, It.,
W. II. (' , 1'. V, 1'., hvciiml Dirifon Vol.
inircta, fraternal a-MMtr ami ar-limd
dill.lrrn heeded hy Ida houldem Pacific
Ki-'l, ( Portland, started promptly at
0 l'i u i lia k Iroin Main alf retail. I moved
o Milvrlny'e I. all, ahera Ida lullnvi Ins;
ft' ifraiii waa admirably tendered lu an
In.mriiM (hron- vl propl. Lieutenant
i.v.v ampladl, acted aa crawl marshal
oi ilia tlv, with Ir, K. A. pViumer a
l!.r( ut I(T, Iium al lra llirlil.rl Tom
t llantall, WihfuM ('. CaiiiiUII,
I'.'fl.li ColUil. Iliilulfli (ianlriiUIn,
in I llruli llrMl(liliii ;
Irrlloit hotildrrn I'arlfle Un
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MiK Mra. CUtk liationc
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(Hin lion, (iofilofl K. Ilajra
yt -"AwrtUt"
fur l of M. Judn't M IkmiI n. AHnr
rVxt-"Tf" M ia Imo HarJin
At tda onttiicry Ida lullualn airr
I'tr , ... .Hand
Ad l-rt., IMual. -it T . , C..ni, Vii4.i,.
iM'ttt ui iJtKvlit al Utiiiurf
Kfarwl ((alluaty
t'i'if. Itiltial, ('l lln !irmii
Cri . Ii I Moiiun.iil
crtlrwr til lb Pay la-rl.y
tiU' t ,. . KoUilirrn 'a illi) llaii.l
l:.,..,r -Our t'nknoaii (tra-l"
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wfn.iii,( iia IJunil Arn.y
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Tl.r (i hrf l .iinilllro I n-UiorJ aa
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(i. A It irori;a A. Ilillii(, rdalr
Unii, l A, William, twcmiaiy; r. II
d, ('. II. I'.tudy, J IMniiu. 0
I llnin. Ca t M. K WilUgl.ly.
W.U. C.-Mra, Mary I.. KlafTjrJ,
J ir., . nl , ttj I,, Jtiaillrr, an tv
Urif.
I kr.iihyr C ii, in, iite Mn, Mlllli
Mk.I:-, Mr. Iilivn Aldrla-lil, Mn. I'au
dur MrKiii r. Mn Jriibla tulllvtn,Mr.
11 11.(111) I'ullrr.
('miMiinli.r ami M(f J U Wil
luiin. niiuuinilrr; J. t. Caiiii lx"ll,
('ml inamliali 0. II. Daurdy, ollurr ol
tt.a Jav ; C . A. William, .IJulanl.
Nul ata ol Milk l'ti, ltuitr
l-'iil ln mid Milk Mraltiertal Id tiul ln
Il'lln Ixl.nr.
( ampalgn Nprnklni.
Tim i'uhiliialia lor rounty cIDrna on
tU Ciiixin TdkHwlll dim-una limlti-ri
ollnti n ai to Ida tin pa ver nl Cliikamna
l'"tiiy, at tdti follow Iiik plme on Ide
iimninl In J uim ;
Ktlilay I, 2,00 p in
MliwaiikiM Frl.liiy 1,8 .00 p m
0m l ily 8turday 2,8.00 i in
spi rit a"iV I Hit) Ural Trarlirr.
AtW'i Kiinli.li ICi-iiimly in any cam of
mfa, rolili or cmup. Slimild it fall to
liMineiliain relief inotiey refiimled,
r tU. .ml 6() cl,, (il)0. A. Harding,
H'lit,
Wliie In Fan
Ju.tti-reivudal Ida
li"!'l.-i. itulii lUmiar.
mihI Culnrrli epiiokly yleW t tr-'ut-
hlit l.y ;y-. I'tna,,, Uwliii, wlili'll I ntro.
''lyaniiMuiin, Ji l refdiv-'il llinmi-li tdo
"lrilii, rleaiimi iiml Jinul Ida wliola HUN
Cifiv. r udd-.li It diuWia Mitolf. iriii'tn
" Hi" f.(io. 1,M Trial lfl by mail. 111
J"U. Ti i.i it and y(ll nr muo to coiitiutiu
"wlnmlnH.nt.
T AlllllllllKI'IIK-llt.
jo w'iiiiiiimmIiiIu IIidhq wdo liro nrtlul
" IIikiinii (,f iiloiiiler in npplyiiitf Ii'jiii'lH
ll' niiHid i iimiihii for otUmtHil Iron.
. tl'' proprietor prepare ('n-iuii Hulm I"
'uiil form, wdli-h will da known a Fly'a
"'Iiml ('renin lliilm. Ti-leii InelmliiiK tdu
l"JJ'iiiK till Ii 7"icont. ' JiruKgiala or by
"" Tdo liijuid form embodioi tli me'l- j
pryportiva of the lolid iTepftrotlou.
I'll! l'lini.,.ra ....I l....l...l... .I.,ra ,t
. niiu iiiri;iiiiiii. bji-viw w.
"KonCily Invites your Inspection of'
""'"'luwUneofdrygooda.clolliiiig.olc. '
A tAUQH IN CHUIICM.
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ami iunl.il tilih m..
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lli.niiM ul 1,1. .lu I, l,ati.
M imlnl i iluia iai,
ll.l.a ll, r.u.il .u.,lx Willi lllli at
f M.uall ! laal aalaaa.
uti n fl, nit U.ll.a la rtl.j
au. immi liiila luaiia lu lil
Vh raid, ..iim Ii,i.(. n bli
' "IHhI. mil l..!. Irall
ha r.K.1.1 l.al III ll la.liif i.rr
Tha lutnk ut IU aalln; all
rul t.,1,1, (rr n-aa ai.nli.
Ilia am.la h0 bat ll.llt.
Tha auM H..li il Ii u(lilar
Ha utrt Ilia artal llaj
to M'llil IUI H l4 Kill II
Milk hmt t m li,(.l tl.
Ti ..ia .i.im-i.., ' iiimi 11m rhlldl"
A ii.b Mi ! If.m ia.,
Il'il Ilia iltal, a n I.I.I I (in
fial al.alM I Ul l.i,.f U,,
- I'lllal.tfig Tliaaa.
IHIIHMUMIIIIIIUHi
DYING LIKE
A GENTLEMAN
A Mory
of AlialrnllaN
llunlrr.
(iol-l
4 1 i 1 4 1 1 1 i M 1 1 1 M M t
A ilnti-ti iih u ui I aiouiii) a rainiiftra
aliiitfi.lo idv lull HdUli l'J
from
ll"l- Valley lu Wooim Walla.
I da Hall waa bt mid a long ! ran
Up bill au. Uowii. ovir 'Ulu ami
Idniuitb mtiiIi ii'l lion a ii.l idi-u croaa
1 a rlvvr or rlliiill a mounulu.
Tdo ft-. I of 3. Aualmllail Jul.)
liuiili-ra, aiToiuiMiiilcil fur dalf Ida d la
tum ly i!'iii aiul i-ai k liorn-, da.
d ft au U a ilalii ruj.l U dlml tdal Ida
brtl 3.i w roul.l ul fn aaliay.
Al no Milui ou Ida trail tuudl a do,
ru or uko data bn-n ilikrl out
Idan Ida l'i vbu Ml arouuJ J I in A
lirw'a rainiflr. 1liy dJ (Hiuilrd lu
rider dri-RUaa I dry Wrr tail. IIJ
lliry iratrlixl alugly iLry woudl Lava
far! dully al Ida dnnil of Ilia cruwd.
At l o'rlork al nliidt. wltli avcry
u .ti rl for nilM-dirf frou, id. Ibjuor
b. bad uidlU d. lb camp bad . caller
I W VI iw ti)
A man turned In from id trail aud
aaaH Ida Dr and balled In the luldat
i of ib tiuarrvllng gaug aud dn.piMHj a
burdi-u fr.n til back. It waa a lutl
girl 7 or M year old and aound aalt-rp.
II pullnl a blauket from under
man and rrad It out to tuaka bed
for lb rblld. aud b tu-kl bar up
Wild lender band befur be itralgbtrn.
d np aud tuoked iInioi dim and aald:
"I carried nr on my ba.-k fnun hyd
bey to lli Valley, aud. II ml In g lb
ruati on, I'm bound for Wooua Walla "
"And wdo may yon Iwf queried Jim
Aguew of Hie atranger.
"A gentleman, air, or lb wrr-k of
gentleman." waa lb reply. "You ran
call me rVotL"
"And I tbli ynurcbldir
"So, air; ilaunlitcr of my i iariner,
Mr. Jo Taylor. II wai aiioider
wm k of a peullemati. Hlie wa nmid
rrleaa. and wden dr dIH a few eAt
ago b left her In my charge. Cturldu'i
rrfiu lu lake ber, alr-nu gentU-man
could. Very Iniereaiing young iK-rauii;
Umiid to make a lady If proM-rly rear
ed and diirateL hlie'll ba waking up
dlrcvtly, and Iben wVII tdauk you fur
a bit to rat."
It wa bearding td lion In bli den.
After two or I dree mlnutea id man
reeoreml from tdelr feeling of aaton
laliineut. and I lien tdcrv wa reaiu
ment at id cxi and nervy way tdelr
ramp bnd been lur a did.
Td man In-for Hum waa ragged
and unkempt, and dllpatlnn waa lo
b n-ad In rrery line of dl face, but
yet luitlnrt told them tdal b waa not
of ll.clr Ilk.
No matter wlial h waa now, ho bad
oao day lx-en gent letup u. There wire
muttering ud idrvala, aud prvaently
Jim Aifiirw anld:
"fny, I'v deard of you! Von are
Brott. tdi gnmbler. You uel to bnng
out at lt.it IIIIIn."
"Your Information la correct, air. I
ticd lo be a gentleman. Then I wa
Pt-ott. id gamdler. At preMiit I am
Peott. tli wrei-k of a gentleman and
guardian of that child.
lr.M
Quite corrtH t. !
.
'Jiang your gentleman limine!"
honied Jhn a hla temper lnn lo
boll up. "Hay, lMya, let' chip In and
buy td kid. Mcbl uliitll bring in or
luck than a humpback."
"Von; lel'i buy tdo kdlr ahouted
half a dozen men In cdorti.
Ontleaiien." anld Idc gnmbler na he
wared Ida lintid townrd td girl, who
Imd been awakened by Ido aliout.
"jK'niilt nie to Introduco MIh hthel
Taylor of Sydney, daughter of Mr. Jo-
acpli Taylor. decened, cs-convlct. gam
bler. alinrH-r and bnd 'un generally.
In dying lie left ber In cdnrgo of hla
pnrttier, the wnck of a gentleman,
who haa now been a tiny and a bnlf
without food, but who wouldn't Ml
out hi' trtmt for all urn goiu " au
tralln." "You'd belter Ink a wnlkl" cxclnim-
rd Agnew after a long look at uio
rambler.
Arier i no gin mi euu-u. m,
tj-a quiet reply.
"Tin- kIiI ai.va here."
"Not und'H I am tlend."
Tdo man Agnew bucked off a few
fret and nulled a revolver rrotu nis
blt and rained bli arm until the mua
i)o wa on a line with the gnmbler'a
rtfbt rye. The arm rented there, and
a lili flngera curled around tho trig
ger ho ald:
I I five rnu till I count live.
"My dear Ktliel. good night and good
by," wild Bfuil un no half turned uud
Itfled dla ragged cv to Ido girl.
lin did nof fie no nor cull out. Ar-
w mnnnt to kill the man before him j
. '
If do (IM liol limva off. dm aflnr Ma
orila l Ilia lrl dl arm alowly fHJ.
'J In i u Mm mli urn fur a inlnutit, ami
linn tin- iHna of ilif k un if Mdl:
Tiiaa urn, dm yuii'va nut ihthI Hit
iluwii mIHi thu u n l llll iii."
H miii Hi'ioiinirii a niminfn idlnK
It'll It Ida "i uhIiitm" l'i Hi-it a llttlu Kill
mii.iiiK Unit duml ut "IiihI 'una," H' U
lukinn i in u mi l tin ii admit lu i nrry
lor mi dli dink, mul Imili tfiinrdlutl
iiml mini fuiiml Hii'iiiM'lvik amotitt
Mrli'U.
Imli i iJ la-fur tlio ii w iIIkbIiiki wvr
fi-m lull Jim Akiivw ml rHoti wt-r ao
iKiini.il "paitin-ra.- Jt wai airaugcr
ii iiml liulv i:idi dail a liking fur
J lin..
Al U'oona Walla Ida rdlld idarl td
t nl or aluiiiiy Mild td Imo mi ll. C'dllJ
tdoiigli adv mii, rti-oit Irtiilcil ln-r wltli
tliiioal a iuik d forinullty ai If ad bail
di n a girl of
Agnow irntfd di-r at a rdll'1, toil,
lliougli dla way wrr rough ml dl
mi'i aliixki-O ln-r at Iiih-i, d woo
di-r lu art uior tdau ld otln-r.
l'laa'Hjitiin-iit waited dumlrfll of
Ida rualn-ra lu Wixxia Walla. On
ulglil, llrvd am dlxouragi-il, td two
lin n aal aiiioklng tln-lr plm-i lu alli-ur
, fur au dour, wdlla Ida tdlld played
I alHiiit or watcdi-d Idi-in ami womli-n-d
, If lln-y dad iiunrii li d. Ity and by
Hcotl dxkinl up (jtili-ily ami aaldi
"J I in, war ilowuiil drrw."
"For urr,'' waa lb n-ply.
"Ii'a inovr on."
"Wdrr
"I'p Ida rrrt-k, down, on-r td bill.
nyw ln-re fur lur ink. I'm dowo to
tny down, ami Id rnd I md tr
J away, tut I'd Ilk to mak a ttak for
bi-r."
In Id gray of Id morning tdr-y took
lln-lr way ori-r Id dill, one carry Itig
Id (nrka and Id oidxr Id glrL Fifty
tulU-a away, on Ilia dank of drawling
trrvk. tdi-y uial a ramp and two
doiira lati-r wrra proains-tltig for gold.
Tdy found u(fl-l-ht to t-nrourag
Idem to M-rrvrrr. but not In iinnil-tli-a
lu rrjoliT over, (in Id Idlrd day
td mm I ft Ida girl andi p and morrd
fartdrr down lb crn-k.
Hliv awuk and wrut carcdlng for
Idi-in up utrvaiii. HIi dm) wlk-d fur
a una nrr of a in II'. calling a td wt-nt,
wdrn In trying to clmiilx-r up a bank
ado caiigdt al and uprootrd a bimb.
With id dirt aud atom-a a uuggpt of
gold rolli-d dowo Into td atmim and
j f A
j M ppk
aud anld:
"Jim. If Id rlrdeM xt on td face
of Id glod. Tdrr'll l rub lier.
of cotirae, but we'll hav our claim
entered fine I'll atari fur Wooua
Walla wltdln half ao bour.
In 30 nilautea b wa n bli way
over lb hltla. and In thre dyi be
wa lark again. It would bav been
no u to try lo bide Ide new find. II
bad lo tie it bx-atlon In order lo 01
bla claim, and lb very official who
made good bl paera wa al hi bel li
a be mad hla way bark to ramp.
"I'v got It." b aald to bl partner
after picking up Id girl and klulng
ber. "ller It la-Id T.ihel claim.'
lln re ll I enough for both of you-
ay. rnoiign to max a uon-o tueo
rich!"
After dipper tdal bight td cdlld
cIIuiIkhI iitxri Pcntt'i knee, and he
trkc tier dalr until ade fell and-ep.
For a long tlm after de dud gently
laid ber down there wai Hence he
tween the I wo ui-n. He wa the Oral
lo dn-nk II by aaylng:
"Jim. id girl I io go bark to 6yd
ney and be brought up a lady."
"Yea." replied Jim.
"Im-oI 'juaro with ber aud give ber
half."
"For aure, bat where do you com
luT
Hcott aat In Id d.mr of the tdanty,
with hla face upturned to the full
moon. It wai turv or tour tuinuu-i
bifore he replied:
"Jim, you caa'l undent aud."
"Hut we'v got gold-barrcla of
goidr
"And I'm an old man-a drunkard, a
gambler, a iwlndler, a wrvek. Money
could only bring new vlce-ncw degra
dation. Can you undentamir
"No. banged If I can!"
"Hut you were uot born aud reared
a gentleman. I wanted t make a
atake for the girl. I've made It."
"And uow whatr aiiked Jim.
Rcott knell down beadle the dleeplng
child aud klaaed der. When he aroe,
I... I...I.I m,t l.l I, mm. I I.i l.la linrfll.ip
, , "
and unlit:
"(lomldy, old man; give her a njunre
divide." .
"And you-you"
"MuMhl liuu't wake her!"
He pnnxed out Into (ho moonlight
and up lo the creek. Next morning
tlu-y found dla th ud body half a tulle
beyond I ho lnt campflre.
"Yea. he wa my partner." an'd Jlut
aa they called dim to look at tho dead
limn.
"And why did ho kill hlmielf?"
"Hecauae he couldn't forget that he
wai ooeo a gentleman." Philadelphia
Preaa.
Ulranae Ml la Araenllna.
Prof chhoi-l.i vroncc Hniner.whoipent
Ide yi-iir lSIW Investigating the grass-
honner nlngue In Argentina, anyi Hint
only A iiHtrnllii could match Argentina In j
Ide Hlnguliirlty of Ita life forms. It U a
country where everything protect It
self. "The tree have thorn, the grass
es and weed are provided with thorns
and sharp hlndei and herbaceous plants
are shielded w ith burs." Forests exist
where rains are scarcest, and Datives
any thut lometlmei when henvy rains
fall the trees die from too much mois
ture. Some birds, belonging to the
nine order as our waterfowl, avoid
water. Muny Argentina birds possess
spurs on their wings.
Accnm mods tin;.
"If I give yon a slleo of bread, will
you cul tiie cnim V"
"Yns'tn. An of you gimme piece of
rlieeso. nin'nm. I'll eat de rind." CleV9-
hind Plain Denier.
A I.I A 110 1 r ( il.lr OiniA.
A llmidioirif K.-rirt tit Xrm and I'.i-ful
I'ulilltatlon.
California I Ida natural pradiof Ida
i bullday mkr. It reiiireea are Inrx
'bauxtibla, lie Invitation unlveraal, and
It re-ort ami attraction among Ida
niot noted in tde world.
Tha Mom df-M J'arilo Com i any pul.
Hade dom-rlptlvo literature containing
valuable Information aWit all of Idem.
It la for free ditridution and may be ob
tained from any Kontdern iV-ifi! igenl,
f. II. Urodmn, (leneral 'aariKir
AKetit al Hn Frm m, V. II. Marklum
(ieneral I'awengMr Agent t I'oftlnd,
Ore. If you apply by mail int-lua a
tampf'r rai d publication.
"Hm,ri and A Unction Along td
(Wt Mne" la a handitomely HluntratH
folder, giving a ileacrlpilon of the liaallh
and pleaanre riant lion tdecoaat between
Hn Fraticiaco and Ia Angle.
"hliaal I'.eaorU," emlxdliabed with
beautiful half tone engraving!, dicrte
Id aeenic and outing attraction of Ide
vat and wonderful Kdaata region, tin
grindeal (A pleaaura gioundi.
"Callforiila Mouth of Te hacdapi" tei
all about tiie rbarnil of that retnaikadly
favirx aeinii-troplc garden loot, South
ern California.
A hamlaoina map of California, com
plete in detail, reliable, ikillfully in
de.rd, and full of Information aUut tde
fala'a reamrre. It la the only puUita
tlonoflt kind con van lei tly folded for
kel ue.
"rummer Outingi" la a 3:'-gfl folder
devoted lo tde ramping relreate in tde
bluaia lgion and haiita Crux Moun
tain. It appeal more directly to tdal
laige and growing claa of recreation
ecker wdo prefer Idla popular for in of
outing.
"I'aciflc (irue" ia tde Cdaulaoqua of
Id Weit, and llili folder but only de-
arrltj the pretty plai ilaelf, but give
a program of tde religion and educa
tional meeting, convention, acbool,
etc. to be held there Idia Hummer.
Other publication are "Lake Talioe,"
"(Javier and Uke Counly," "Yoaem
lie." "Hotel del Monte," "Cat!e
Crag," each brimful of Information
almit lb place named, and printed in
the hiitbeal aiyle ol the art.
Ai;d (eoga ledlrlae.
It apeaka well for Cbambcrlaio'a
CoukIi ltrmely when drugKiata uae it iu
Ibeir own f mi lie in preference to any
other, "I have old Chamberlain'
Cough Itemedr fur the iaat Ave year
with complete itiffa lion lo Goldamitb,
Van Ktten, N. Y. "I bave alway need
il In my own family both for ordinary
rough and cold and for tdo cough ful
low inn I grtp, and find il yery effica
cloua." For aale by U. A. Harding,
Hruggit.
The celebrated atallioo Snowden
junior, the lineal ataliion in Clai kamas
ruuuly, will make the aen of I'.aX) at
Ide folluwing placet and daya. At home
in leaver Creek on Monday, TueaJay
and Tlinradar, at Young's Stable io
Oregon Citr every Friday.
llcMr Hroiin,
Manjger
Sonimrr It-Midi.
"To Ide mountains our people in in
creasing numbers yearlv look for tdoae
days of relaxation and recreation
necewaary lo mainlain tde hutuaue ma
chine In fair working condition. Tde
languorous sloth of the seashore prove
very seductive while it laata, but many
have decided tdat the annual outing
adould ro vide not only radical change
of air and surroundings, but alio such
stimulation ol flagging energies as will
provide brawn and vigor lur the return
to labor. For this they urge the mown
tain climb and ramble, the bataani ol the
mountain pines, and the clear, unadult
erated mountain air.
"In this direction the Shasta liuute
now adonis a wealth of attractions, The
entire line ol road from Aaliland to
Redding is studded with charming and
areceaihbj hotels and cam pa, wbeieare
cheer and comfort and healing at reason-
adle coat, and where you can hunt, flab,
ride, loaf, or play with equal facility."
"Or if you look for healing wateis,
none twtter ran be found hot or cold,
than the springs of Ashland, Cotcatin,
Anderson, Barllett, Byron and Paso
Kodles."
'Ik-fore visiting Europe, the people of
the Northwest should see the glories oi
Yoaeiuite' Valley, and the wondrous
groves of Mariposa and Calaveras, the
Parisians are likely to make inquiries
concerning these attractive resorts.
Send to Mr. C. II. Markham, General
Passenger Agent, Portland, for new
booklets on Castle Crag, Shasta Springs,
McCloud River, Yoaemite, and excur
sion rates thereto.
A Minister's Mistake.
A city minister was recently handed a
notice to bo read from his pulpit. Ac
companying it was a clipping from a
newspaper bearing uuon the matter,
The clergyman started to read the ex
tract and found that it began: "Take
Kemp's Balsam, the best Cough Cure."
This was hardly what he had expected
anJ, after a moment's hesitation, he
turned it over, and found on the other
sKlo the matter intended for the reading
I
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Ilia turned wltli dini(iut from an
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etc., nothing elan will. Mold for yer
on abaolute guarantee, I'riie 2-i ita,
ami BOrta, C. IJ. Iliinilev Ida Hruirglala.
Anueleak, la ir t-aki-, lady flr.iter,
and maraioorra read ar.d tde beat quality
I the Konrb n'f.
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with ibl allnwnl. W ennM tooaiab
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It
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the state
o! the tension at a glance.
Its use means time sarin j
and easier sewing.
It's our own inTention
and Is found only on the
White
Sewing Machine
We hare other striking
improvements that appeal to
the careful buyer. Send for
our elegant Ha T catalog.
Write SoungMacbtxeCo.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Whits Sawiaa M.tciitNi Conrasr,
3(a3CW Post St., San Francisco, Cal.
C. A. Hawkins, Cen'l. Mgr.
Burmelater & Andreaen, Agents,
Oregon City, Oregon
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FOR CLATSKANIE
Steamer 6. W. Shaver.
LEAVES
Portland fwt of Washington streei Mon
days and Thursdays at,8 a. m. Return
ing leaves Clatikanie on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 4 o'clock a. in.
This is the nesrest and most dlree
route to the great Nehalem valley.
Shaver Transportation Co
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
TIIE SHASTA ItOUTE
Of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Trains leave Oregon City for Portland and
way stations at tj:LM A. M.andt:tXlr. M.
I.v Portland
Lv (rei!on Cily
8:30 A x
9:'J2 A M
12:)Ua si
S:(r m .
7 AS t M
7 ;00 r m
7:S2a)
lt:,W AM
4 :H5 A M
8:13 A M
Ar Ashland
' iSacrmnento
" Ban r rancicco
" Ogden
" lenver
" Kansas City
" Chicago
5:45 A M
9:10 A M
7:'.'S a M
7:45 a m
11:45 A M
U:00 A U
7:25 A M
9:S0 a M
" Uia Angelea
" K.l Paao
" Fort Worth
" Cily of Mexico
' HoiikIoii
" New Orleans
" Washington
" New Yora
1 :2U r hi
6:00 r m
!:30 A M
0:55 A M
4 :00 A M
6 :2f r m
(:4'.'rM
12:43 pm
7 :00 a M
fi:00 r M
fl:;t0A M
0:55 A M
4 :00 A M
8:25 P M
0:12 a m
12:43 r u
Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains.
Chair cars Sacramento lo Ogden and El
Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, 8t. Louis,
New Orleans and Washington.
Connection at San Krancisco with several
steamship lines lor Honolulu, Japan, China,
Philippines, Central and South America. -
See Mr. E. K. IIoopenanier agent at
Oregon City station or address
R. KOEHLEK, G. II. MA UK HAM,
ManaKr, 0. F. A P. Agent
Portland, Oregon.
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SCHEDULES OF TIME
HorriifKi rAciric railway
oi ru Hoinn,
Ti Min No.
II
n
v
in
ii
u
fl:22a. in.
4 :f p. m.
0:14 p. m.
koktii hoi an.
Train No.
7 a.
0:22 a.
6:40 p.
POSTAL HCIIKDLT.B.
sr south a a rAciric aiioai,
MallcloaeagnlriK North 5:50 pit, and 7 i'ia m
Mail cloaai k'iIhk HonttiM 5'.' a m arid 7 .'.' p in
at sAtriio si.w-raio us a.
Mail cloae for Portland and distributing
polr.la, l'i m.
Mail closes for Milwankia and Ban nod
9 a m.
Mail arriva frou Portland 1 .V)p m.
aiti i aoiTas.
Oregon Cltr lo Ely, Cam, M illno.
I.llieral and Mollala leave at 12 ni, and
arrive t I :V ni rtslly.
Oregon City lo lieaver Creak. H:.nliel.
Clark, Malow l!rojk, Union .wilia and
Coltori leave at 8 a m Tuesday, Thrirmliy
and hatnrriay. and returns on following
daviatlr.Vip m.
i Oryon city to Viola, fxifran anil Iledland
leave Orraon (.'iiy Monday, Wflnelay
and Friday at I p m, leavina Viola aarue
day at 7 a ni.
OrrKon City to Willametta, HlaSord.
Wlltonvilla and (iraama arrive at by..')
a m and leave at 11 :.10 a m dally.
(ieneral da'lvery window is open oe S'ia
day from lu to 11 m, All letter drop(d
into th bo at th door I promptly atnt
or? . Sunday ai on other day.
Blitir Lis.
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
Bj the fast
ami com
modious steamer
Regulator
Leaves Portland dail except
Sunday at 7 a. m.
Thifl is the Great Scenic Route.
All tourist admit that the scenery
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
the United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J. S. tOOTII, Agent,
Tel. 914. Portland, Or.,
Office and wharf, foot of Oak SL
JML
bsrtar
TIM SCHEDULE Aoiva
Chi ra go
Portland
ri-ecial
9:15 a. m
!l l.ke. Denver. Fl
Worth.) iinai.a, Kan
las City. M. Ijini
Cl.ican i and Eait.
4 p. m.
Salt Uke. D-i var. Fi
8i-kne
yer
C p. m.
Wortli.Omalia.Kan.
sa City. M. liuir
Cliicao and East.
7 a. ro.
Atlantic
El press
9 p. iu.
Walla Wa !. Lesu
ton, Spokane. Min
ieailis. S-. Paul.
Duiutti, Milaankee
Clilcagu and Las I.
s:40a. ni.
Oreaa Steamship
All Sailing dates sub
ject to change.
I p. m.
1p.m.
Fvr -an Francisco-
Sail cverj 5 days
Daily Ex
Sunoy.
8 p. ni.
Saturday
10 p. m.
Culnnbla giver
Meamers
t p. ni.
Ex. Hun
day. vTUlaoirtte Elver
6a. ni. Ex Oregon City, Newbera,
I :.t0 p. m.
Ex. Miii
day. Sunday
Salem, Indpen
ilenre and Way
Landings.
7 a. m
WlllametteandYamhlil
Kiver
Ormrnn Citr. Iytoo.
ml Waf.LaUiaii gs.
l-10p re.
Mn, Wad.
and Fri.
Tuaa, Thnr1
anda,
a. m.
Tub .Th-r
aa i tm
Willamette River
I on: ami in C.mtsIIIs
an! VYay-Laudiu
4:30 p. m.
tut, l hur,
andSaU
Leave
Kiparia
3:.V a. m
Daily.
Snak Hlvr
Kiparia to Lewiston
Leave
Lewiston
Daily
S:30a. m.
W. If. HI KLBCRT,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or.
Oregon hort Line l.r.
The Direct Route to
Montana. Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice of two favor're routes, via
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines.
No Change of Cars.
on the Portland-Chicago Srecial, "the
best in the West."
Equipped with
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary (Tourist; Sleepers
Superb Library-Buffet Cars
Splendid Diners (meals a la carte)
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
Comfortable Coaches and Smokers
Entire Train Completely Vestibuled
For further information, apply to
J. R. NAGAI W. E. COM AN,
Trav. Pass. Aj;L Gcu'l Agent,
142 Third St., rorlLuJ. Or.
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