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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1000 8 The Ix)W Trice Han nor waves over s-very department of our ostaMichmcnt. Money spent with us gets more genuino valuo, geU more style, more quality ami does more actual good service than it is ever possible to get else here. V.'e have built our business on the. pr-nt and strong power of Low Thick. t't offer: I'nllra'kr4 .llMslla. Atlanta L. L. Muslin 36 inch wide per yd 'o Jkst Cabot W, 30 in. wide, per yd. . . Go lllrarhrd Muslins. Lonsdale, 36 in. wide, ior yd ' Vc Itutledge, 36 in. wide, peryd 0c Kuglish Lonj: Cloth per yd V2e lairy cloth 36 in. wide per yd ... to I)urk calico, good quality, yd 5c Indigo Blue figured oil calico, best k quality yd lc , US? . Light colored calico, per yard 5c Mourning prints per yd 6c Chambray finished print peryd. . . ?c 4W, rot-rales VAt. Figured Lawns, per yd 5o Dimites, Organdies, Dotted Swisses, etc., we ofler many beautiful styles ranging in price from 10c. to 35c peryd Checked Apron Ginghams, best qnality, per yd 5c English percales, double fold, per yd. 10c English percales, best quality, 36 in. wide 12Jc Dress Ginghams, in checks or stripes, the comet thing for shirt waists, dresses, etc., per yd 10c Kate Nklrllaff, tit. Black Sateen, color guaranteed, yd. 9c Henrietta Sateen black, acid proof, yd 121c, 15c and 20c Best quality black brocaded sateen yd 20c tilk.line for draperies etc., 36 in. wide, per yd 10c Colored bunting, per yd 5c Good dark colored shirting per yd . . 8c Wide German shirting, per yd.... 9c Twilled black hide cheviot, yd 12$c Best quality straw ticking vd 10c Feather ticking, heavy, yd" lSc Wool Cheviot for pants, 40c. yd. and upwardd. Kentucky Jeans, peryd 15c., 25c. and 30c Black colored cambric yd 5c Silesias 10c. 15c. and 20c. per yd C'arl. A thoroughly dependable corset is the Ii. and G. We show fourteen Btyles, tastes vary in corsets and we have all tho.-e makes and variations which par ticularly npal to individual prefer ences as to comfort, ease, sue and material. DrfM UoN We take pride in this department he cause it represents not only what i newest and lest in seasonable fabric of every popular weave but because the price attached are marked by a little ness that cannot well lt duplicated. 34-inch wide cashmere, black and colors per yd 15o 3o' inch wide Henrietta, black and colors per yd 25o 28-inch wide "fancy suiting, per yd. 15c 30-inch wide colored brocaded fan cies per yd 20c 36-inch wide colored brocaded ISbrillianteens 25o 36-inch wide colored Armoura, per yd 35o 30-inch wide cheviot pUids per yd. J So 32-inch wide novelty plaid per yd. 35c 36-inch wide covert suiting per yd. . 35c 42-inch wide navy blue serge per yd . 2"c 42-inch wide black serge per yd 25c 2S-inch wide black brocaded per yd. 15c 34-inch black brocaded brilli&nteena per yd . 25c oG-inch black brocaded soleil per yd 40c 30-inch black brocaded all wool suit ings per yd 50c 45-inch all wool serge per yd.... 50c 50-inch gloria silk per yd.... .. .. 11 Fancy black dress goods, prices ranging to 11.50 Novelty suitings in fancy colorings 50, 155, 75, $1 and 11.25 yd Cap, Nklrta. Capes we have a varitr, many new novelties in Satin, Silk and Cloth. Skirt gallon Tin, Kaglo, American, per paper. . f'O Large sue safety pins, r pHper. . . oo Knitting needle", set of five for Jto II. pint, assorted site H-r box j Tax medium and wide, 2 roll. . . . ' Finishing braid, bunch ,K Kick Hack liraid, bunch Knitting cotton, lall ; ,H5 Embroidery silk on lool 1c, six spools fur ,h5 Fast black darning cotton, 2 ball for... J Curling Iron, small ,HJ Curling irons," large Aluminum thimbles Sheet wadding, 2 for Turkey rvd embroidery cotton, 2 ball for I Ladies silk mitt. . . . I.V., 25c.. 4CW-., M-J Nonpareil dress stavs, jxt bunch. . . 10o Corduroy skirt 'iniling. black and colors yd ,HJ Velveteen skirt binding, Mack and colors yard Soutache braid, 24 yards for "V Valencice edging. . .1c. yd. and upwarJ Mhlrt H '. There it only one class and that tho SPECIALS v IH SHIRTWAISTS first in our spring and summer collec tion of shirt waists, assortment covers Silk, Satin, Tercale Iiuiitecs, etc. Him Ladies' dongola, lace, solid through out II-oo Ladies' pebble goat, button Il.oo Ladies' dongola, lace, stock tip . . . .11. So Ladies' vici, lace I'i.oo Ladies' kid, lace !2.5o, Moo, !3.5o Ladies' Oxford in tan or black .... K 5oc, 75c, 11.00, 11.25, $1.5o i .1., i, ..,,!,. iiIi.m'S f ...'0 Men's vici in black or ! f:t.(H, $:i.5o, II.h) IImi I'HrMUhlail Mewie Unbleached table linen 2.'h'., I"o. and oV. yd Turkev red luinak oil finish fast colorjH.r jd 250,35,500 Tleaclied 'table linen per yd. 3V, U C.V, 75c Linen napkins er set 50c. up Vnbleache.1 napkin per set tto Cotton towel r' Turkish towel 1( Turkish toweU, ejtra sle 2 for 2-kj All linen crash, r yd. . . 8c Do I0o 12Jo Cotton crash per yd 5o Turkey red table cloths .75o f IJM 1.25 Furniture cret s, peryd 7o Ho 10c If if. Ijico curtain per pr....5oc 75c Il.oo ll.25l2.oo Artdenim r vd 15o Window blindspaper with dado, hartshorn roller 2"C Window blind with dado, hartshorn roller, linen 4o White crochet quilts 4oc 5oc"5c II 11.25 uptoU.'H). The variety of our stock in thU line it really remarkable and placet at the disposal of buyert the wtdeet range of choice in all tho latest pattern and stylet4in men' suit that this season oilers. Our children's department it filled with choice style of vrstee suit. In the boy 'i and youth't department we have an immense line. a popular line of the latest spring at tractions. Duck skirts, crash skirt, white pique skirts, black and colored wool skirts and silk skirts. Mens' plow shoes, tap sole 11.25 Metis' genuine Balin calf boots, solid throughout ll.5o Men's tan shoes H.5o Child! satinet suits, braid trimmed .5o Child's cassiincre suits I'J ki ChibTs all wool cassimere suit... .12.25 Child's all wool cassimeru cheviot or serge suits ranging in price from MhiV HaVinel suit .' .' .' ,' ,' ,' f7 lo ! J'5" Meii'tcasslmrrosult 1.' Men' all wool suits 7.So, 'li'C," II". and Hj Men's black and fancy worsted suit ID, llo, HI .5o, 112 So, 114, It '-, 1 1 H. Itoy's long pants suit, sites 14 to 2o year price.,. :.oo, M.oo, T i, f 7, H Mod' ox breaches in jeans, will not rip pair Poc Melt's cheviot iAlt Il fn) Meit't cassimere 12, l2.fio and 3 Men' worstel pant I2.5u to I I.N) .tlra's I'sraUklaf U4 Men't turkef rwl handkerchiefs. . . . fic Men't white handkerchiefs &q Men' tusjiender I5., 25c. aiul S'ao Men't white shirt ftoo Men't working glove, wear misters f Men't sweaters 5ug Men't wool sweaters Il.oo Men's negligee shirt 2'c to 75a Men't bsl briggau underwear, per suit 8o Men't fancy dress shirt. . . . 5oc to Il.oo Ilone collar buttons, t dot 5c llala aa4 Men's yacht ca 2'c and 5oo Men't satrcn rap loc Men't Ked.ra hat 5oo, (15c, ll.oo.J .5 12 o, l2.5o and I3.oo Mtn't dress straw hats 25otoll.oo Men's crash hat 25c to 75c Uitrf ladies fast blsck cotton hose 1j Indira black double heel, 2 pair for 2' Mise and childrctit heavy ritld doublo knees, 2 pair for 2-' Men' seamless so is jwr pair &o Men's r.stitrsl wo4 sui, 2 pair for.. 25c Men's fast black soxs, 3 pair for.... 25c Tis One Thin" To see what you want I'U another thing to posses it, we not only show the very U'st f.r spring nocd V put it within your reach. I. SELLING, SusiKMiHinn Rrido Corner, Cor. Tth and Main St. Oregon City. tg?7' "V-" W W V W 6JJ r : pine Inlands will 1 the Pacific cosot and the J&L-A. 1. A A ft A A A ig, W Friday, Juoe 1. Governor Tsylor of Kentucky, Is in dicted as an accessory before the fact to the wilful murder of Governor Goebel. Roberts army occupies Johannesburg. Kru'er takes flight from Pretoria. New Jersey democrat will send an uninatructed delegation to Kansas City. Q'leeo Lil has decided to bring suit against the United States for the restora tion of the crown UnJs and revenues. New York's vote io the democratic convention will go to Bryan. President McKin!ey has nominated General Otis a major-general in the reg ular army. Saturday, June 2. The proposed trust amendment bill was voted down, in the house. Twenty three warships are now at Taku nine Russian, three British, three German, three French, two Ameri can, two Japanese and one Italian. In addition to their crews, the Russians have on board their ships 11,000 troops from Port Arthur, with field equipment, Fourteen thousand Russian troops are iield in readiness at Port Arthur. Representative Tongue has been noti fied that upon his recommendation, free rural delivery will be established in the vicinity of Khedds, Linn county, Or., to begin June 11. Had the pipers been filed, a similar service would have been established at Kewber? and Davtnn. I (a Also secured an additional letter carrier (for Salem. Senator Simon will probably leave for Jiouae immediately upon the adjournment of congress, and his alternate will serve in his place at the Philadelphia conven tion. The senator desires to attend to tiusiness that has been accumulating at fcoine. Representative Tongue was talking with Admiral Dewey on the ell'ect of the iattie of Manila ou (he Pacific coast, and an the course of hi talk the Admiral eaid: "The annexation of the Philip- be of treat benefit to whole United States, but the coast more than any other section. Why, haye you noticed the enormous increasa in trade? It is wonderful, and will keep growing." There is no question about Dewey being an expansionist, and the talk of hit run ning on an anti-expansion ticket with Bryan is consequently absurd. Monday, June 4. In Luzon, Major March, with his de tachment of the Thirty-third regiment, overtook what is believed to have been Aguinaldo's party on May l'J, at Lagat, about 100 miles north-east of Yian. The Americans killed or wounded sn officer, supposed lo be Aguinsldo, whose body was removed by his followers. j election as the signs! gun to McKinley'i Governor Thomas has given his in dorsement to a gigantic proposition, having for it object the bringing of the ' defeated Boers to the Valley of the Platte in Colorado. The Union Pacific Land Company proposes to give 1,000,000 acres of land, to be taken up under the Carey land act, on the Julebburg and Wyom ing divisions. There is to be no charge for the gift, and the company will un dertake to transport the Boers to Color ado, being repaid on the installment plan after the communities are establish ed and prosperous. E. C. Wantland, agent of the Union Pacific, left for the East last night, where be will meet the Boer envoys and explain in detail the proposition. Rear Admiral Philip Hichborn, Chief Constructor of the United States Navy, and the man to whom more than any one else is due the splendid performance of the ships of the American fleet during the war, is in Portland inspecting the plant of the Woifl A Zwicker Iron Works. lie is on a tour of the different shipbuilding establishments of the Pacific coast. Boer fighting power is not yet crushed. Sunday, Jane 3. The university of Oregon won the intercollegiate cup, with the points earned as follows: U n i vers! ty of Oregon 41 Willamette University 23 Agricultural College Pacific College 20 St, Louis street car strike is still on. While riding on Grove line one man was shot to death and two women were as sailed and their clothes were torn from them. Roberts declares Jobanesburg is quiet and the Boers are surrendering. Total. Tuesday, June 5. Mansfield, O., June 4. -Mrs John Sherman died at midnight, aged 72 years. She was Miss Margaret Cecilia Stewart, onlv child of the lulu Jmlin . - - r. 20 1 Stewart of this city. She was married to Mr. br.erman Uecemoer Ul, inw. There are no children. She was burn here. .111 stifl will tiA hnriM1 lioro is mystifying to be in the Kruger's whereabouts the British, lie is said Transvaal country. The United States transport Rosecrans sailed from Seattle for Nome today, with two military companies and the first season's shipment of war department supplies. The companies are A and K of the Seventh Infantry. British officers are not alarmed over the ravages of the Boxers. They look upon it as a small matter. Rebels at tack a party of foreigners, killing four and wounding "many. Littlefield anti-trust law passed by the house. Sherman law is amended by mak ing combinations in restraint of inter state commerce illegal. Major general E. S. Otis was allowed to land today at San Francisco, after five days in quarantine at Angul Island. Neely's postoffice fraud In Cuba amounts to something like s million dollars. Wives are wanted for 300,000 un married males in Australia. News papers of the island are doing all in their power to induce women to that country. Wednesday, June 0. Pretoria falls. Boers give up without a struggle. Roberts is now ready to fight, Civilian meet him with a flag of truce. Gen. Botha has escaped the British. East receives the result of the Oregon success. Borrs rapture whole battalion of im perial Irih yoeminry. Aguinsldo Is snrponed to have twsn killed or fataly wounded last Saturday by Gen, March's troop. New York democrats repudiate the Chicago platform hut will accept the one to be adopted at Kansas City. Sunday Services. OK KM AX KVAXOKMPAL LtlTII KKAS IMMAXL'AL CH U KCM-Co-f.si Kiglnh tii'l J. Alarm iirtfta; iter Krnett i. W. Mack, pitior. humUy m lnxt at 10 A. M., weekly srrvicrs svery Tliiirsdij at 8 P.M. Oernian anliiMil every Balurdat from 0 to 12. Everybody invited. 8T. )OHN'8 CHURCn.CATHOUC.-Rav. A HiLLRSRAKD, Psitnr. OnSuri'Ujr mam si a 10 30. m. Every ecoinl and fourth SuniUi German sermon alter the S o'clock m At all other niaaiei Knxllih ermoua. Sutili School at a .so r. m. Veipera, apologetics) ublucts and Benediction at 7:10 r. M. MRTHOWHT KPMCOPAL CIIUKCH.-K II. Olxtm. I'aator. Momllir aerlra ai in ii Sunday Hchool at 1U 0U. ! mnetlna aftri morning aervlce. Evening aervlv at 7 so Enwortb League metiti( Sunday evening at S:S0; Prayer Meeting Tbiirdajr veiling at iM iraiifers cordially Invited. flRHT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rav. A J. Montgomery, Paator. Services at 11 A.M. and 7:30 r. H. Sabbath hhool at 10 A. at. Young People'a Society of Chrlatlan Endeavor meet very Sunday evening at SO. Ihmaday evening prayer meeting at 7:30. Seati free. KVAXOKI.ICAL CIIUKni-Cori.er of Highlit and Madison street, Kir. H. Copley paitor. Hervicea every Habbath at 11 s. ni and 7:45 p. m. Hitiida, Hobool 10 a. ni Prayer meeting 8 p. m. All are welcome ST. PAUL'S KI'IHWI'AL CIIJRCH Rev. P. K. Hammond, Rector. Hervicea every Sunday at 11 a. in, and 7:30 p. tn. Hunday acliool at 10 o'clock, H rvlce every Friday evening at7:.'S0. Oilier aervicea a. may be announced. All seals free. Strang ers cordially invited. PIRHT CONfl RF.fi A Tin V A r rtim-.n corner of Main and Kleventh streets Key' K. 8. HolliiiKr, pantor. Morning aervlce KI-.Kt-Hlinilav Hclmol VI- .lnnl,, f?...i r I LI V I. " 4ii,M-a Tir o; i. i. a. yj. r prayer ineeling 0:.W; evening aervlce 7 :.'W. KIK8T BAPTI8T CHURCH.-Itev. J H. Heaven, paetor. Preaching aervlce every Sunday st lO-.'tOand 7 p. ni. Sun day school at 12 noon to 1 p. ni, Junior, meet in the afternoon and tlie Senior Yotinir People's socleiy and lilble study clana at 6:15 p. ni. ihurnday eveniiiK, reKular prayer service at 7:.'K p.m. Wdnenday evening, Bible study claas at Y. M. C, A rooms led by the pastor. KdsewlsTosr llswsls WHO) runNU, Camly Caihartlc. curs ronailpsiloa urf. Wo. Bo. II UttC. fall, Uruggiaiareluod awn. OABTOrtlA. Bif aalaiw r f af U Haw I'tin HOW IS TOltt wnr. Has she lost her beauty? If to, Con stipation, Indigestion, Hick Headache are the principal cauaes. Karl Clover RiNit Tea has cured these ills for hall a century. Price Itt tu. and &0 cla. .Money relundwl if results are not astis factory. C. li. Hnmley, IniKjlnt. Patent Record. "Money to patent good ideas may be secured by our aid, address The Pslent Record, Baltimore, Md." Acker's Kngllsh Remedy will stop a cough at any time, and will cure tho worm cold in twelve hours, or money efiinded. L'otta. and 60 cl. I)r WlllUinn'In.llnnlMlo iiltnnii L will ruie 1 1 1 1 nil, rullhl Sll'l llil.lliif . huiori the tumors. allay tli8 lu hliiw st oiiii', sets ins iNiulilee, vivis limlam rs. I" 1. ir. V, lliiiiiiiH lmliiin I'llrOint llinnt U nrliiri-il for IMttiaaml Itk. Inir of tlm prlvuiii mrl Kverv tmi Is wnrrnnie.l. Hv ilruigut. t.y rim 1 1 on r. B"iin ni iirn n mi rMii iiml fl.mi. w 1 1 1H msnursiiiuninii uu.. 1 11 JI I -i'ii.. r il u I'rop. ClcvolsnU, Ohio. Dyspepsia Cure Diacsts what vou eat. It nrtlflclally digests the food and aids Nature in Btren;Uicn!nfr and rccon Btructlnfr tho exhausted digestive or Kurm. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it In cfllclency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, flatulence, Sour Btomach, Nausea, Hick Headache.OaMtrulgla.Crampa and all other results of lmpcrfectdlgestlon. inHuCl15?Cttl?,,!, J-IWslaecontalnsJli tlmee small size. Book all uliou tdyipepala uulled free Praporad by t. C. DaWITT A CO.. Chlcag J. C DRADLEVS Livery, Krwl ami 8a!Hub!e OREGON CITY. UK'iTEU (ITWIKM Till BKtbOl ASP DEPOT Double and Single Iltgo, and sod die horses always on hand at tbs lowest jirlcen. A corral) connected with the barn for loose stock. Information reardlnj any kind or alix k promptly attended to by person of letter. Hortos Ooutrht and Sold. Horses Roardwl and Fed on reason able terms. JOHN YOUNGER, JEWELER, Opp. Huntley's Drujj Florey FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN (Jrcat flritain and America. 7iuiioiriHGTOri7iNi mar? jACon GlKBV, TltOl'METOH Rates $1 Per Day and Upwards. Livery and Teed Htahla In Onnnaction'wlth the liousa. Ilnraei and HiiKRlea to lt st Reasonable Rates. liar supplied with the finest wines, liquors sua cigars, Welnhard's lleer on drauKbt. AURORA, - OREGON.