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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE,. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1000 8 The Low Price Manner waves over every department of our establishment Money n.ii with us gets more genuine value, gets more st yle, more quality and docs nioro actual pood service than it is ever possible to pet elsewhere. , Wo have built our business on the profit and ftnng power of I.ow Pkkts. Wc offer: t'ablrarhrd M nallaa. Atlanta L. L Muslin 36 inch wide )er yd oc Best Calot W.J.G in. wide, per yd. . . Co Itlrachrd .Mualla. Lonfdali, StJ in. wide, per yd flo Rutledge, Go in. wide, per yd to English Lon? Cloth per yd 12Jc Dairy cloth SO in. wide per yd . . . ."o 'alicoa. Park calico, good quality, yd 6c Indigo fJue figured, oil calico, best quality yd be ticularly apjcal to individual prefer ences as to comfort, case, sue and material. DrrM 4aMI We take pride in this department ! cause it represents not only what is newest and best in seasonable fabrics of every jtopular weave but because the prices attached are marked by a little ness that cannot well 1 duplicated. ro So ! .fH) OO r J' .ttlUitt Pins, Kagle, American, er per.. Large sixo safety pins, r pr. .. Knitting nerdles, set of live for . . . . . II. pins, assorted sin s x.r lox. .' . . . Tap medium and wide, 2 rlls. . . . Finishing braid, bunch Puck Hack llraid, bunch .rw Knitting cotton, ball ; &o Kmbroidery silk on spool lc, six spools for 5o Fast black darning cotton, 2 balls for oo Curling Irons, small So Curling irons, large IVj Aluminum thimbh oo Sheet wadding, 2 for ft) Turkey red embroidery cotton, 2 balls for oo Men's dongolii shoe Men's vicl In Mark M Iloo or tnna , $;i.'h), t t.oo Ladies silk ruitts. . . . I V., 2V, -10c. l(io 15c 25c 20c Light colored calico, per yard 5c Mourning prints per yd Cc Cbambray finished prints per yd.. . I. wa, Perele, Kle. Figured Lawns, per yd 5c Dimites, Organdies, Dotted Swisses, etc., we oflernianv beautiful styles ranging in price from 10c. to 3oc perf d Checked Apron Ginghams, best quality, per yd 5c English percales, double fold, per yd. 10c English percales, best quality, 30 in. wide 12Jc Dress Ginghams, in checks or stripes, the correct thing for shirt waists, dresses, etc., per yd 10c ftateea NlalrtlaK. Black Sateen, color guaranteed, yd. 9c Henrietta Sateen black, acid proof, yd 12c,15cand 20c Beet quality black brocaded sateen yd " 20c Silkaline for draperies etc., 36 in. wide, per yd 10c Colored bunting, ner yd 5c Good dark colorea shirting per yd. . 8c Wide German shirting, per yd.... 9c Twilled black hide cheviot, ya. 12Jc Best quality straw ticking vd 10c Feather ticking, heavy, yd" 18c Wool Cheviot for pants, 40c. yd. and upwards. Kentucky Jeans, per yd 15c., 25c. and 30c Black colored cambric yd 5c Silesias 10c. 15c. and 20c. per yd Cordis. A thoroughly dependable corset is the R. and G. We show fourteen styles, tastes vary in corsets and we have all those makes and variations which par- 34-inch wide cashmere, black and colors per yd 30 inch wide Henriettas, black and colors per yd 2S-inch wide fancy suiting, per yd. 30-inch wide colored brocaded fan cies tier vd 30-inch wide colored brocaded Lrillianteens 25c 36-inch wide colored Armoura, per yd 35o 30-inch wide cheviot plaids per yd. ISo 32-inch wide novelty plaids per yd. 35c 36-inch wide covert suiting per yd.. 35c 42-inch wiifo navy blue serge per yd. 25c 42-inch wide black serge per yd 25o 2S-inch wide black brocaded per yd. 15c 34-inch black brocaded brillianteens per yd 25c 36-inch black brocaded soleil per yd 40o 30-inch black brocaded all wool suit ings per yd 50c 45-inch all wool serge per yd..l. 60o 50-inch gloria silk per yd $1 Fancy black dress goods, prices ranging to $1.50 Novelty suitings in fancy colorings 50, ;5, 75, II and $1.25 yd Cap, NklrU. Capes we have a variety, many new novelties in Satin, Silk and Cloth. Skirts Nonpareil dress ta . in r bunch Corduroy skirt biml.ng, black and colors yd oc Velveteen skirt binding, black and colors yard 4o Soutache braid, 24 yard f. r 20 Valencice edging. . . lc. yd. and upwards ihlrl UatUla. There is only one class and that the (mi 1'NrnUlilMC JJ4 riibleached (able linen 2.V., 4V. and ftV. yd Turkry red Pumask nil flnirh fast color iryd -&. 33, o Bleached table linen ir yd. 8.V, Wc, 0.V, 7fto Linen napkin xr set WKj. tip rnhlrnchfd napkins per set 2'hj Cotton towels 65 Turkish towels 10o Turkish towels, extra ale 2 for 25o All linen crash, per yd . . . 8o tfo I IV l'.'jO Cotton rrah per yd fJ Turkey red tabic cloths ,7Ao f $1.25 Furniture crttoncs, per yd. ... "c No lOo m ni'V H-timt iitv : : : : : : !?;7,5, 10 5 j Men's ciualinoro suits 1 , 5 Men all wool ,ulu 177 $h a, 00 lo. SB ft.! $1 SPECIALS IH6H1 v ISTS (if fi first in our spring and summer collec tion of shirt waists, asvortment covers Silk, Satin, Percale Dimitees, etc. Ladies' dongola, lace, solid through out $1.00 Ladies' pebble goat, button Il.oo Indies' dongola, lace, stock lip . . . .$1.5o Ladies' vici, lace $2.oo Ladies' kid, law $2.5o, $.1.oo, $3.5o Ladies' Oxfords in tan or black. . . . 5oc, 75c, $l.oo, $1.25, $1.5o Ijce curtains er pr....5oc 75c $l oo $1.25 $ 2 oo Artdenim pryd 15o Window blimiKpaprr with dado, hartshorn rollers 2 Window blind with dido, hartshorn rollers, linen 4oo While crochet quilts 4oc 5oc75o II I1J5 up to M..V. The variety of our stock in this line is really remarkable and place at the disposal of buyers the widt range of choice in all the latest tterns and styles, in men's suit that this season otters. Our children's department is filled with choice styles of vestee suit. In the boy's and youth's department we have an immense line. Men's Mack and fancy worsted suit '., $lo, 1 1 !12.5o, $14. l$M.o0 Boy's long pants suiU, siies 14 to 'Jo years priie...$:t..V, 11.., $.., rf, 7( Men's ox hrrochr in jnan, will not tVi Ooc Men's cheviot pants Uj Men's caimere ..$., $2o and 3 Men's Wonted pants $2.5o to U'm ytrm'm t'MrUlitii Uwli Men's turker rrd handkerchiefs .... lc Men's white haiidkerchlrfs Men'a sus-rnders. . .'. . 15c., 2V. and 55 Men's wkitn shirt Men's working gloves, wear rmUtrri 5. Mrn'a sweaters 5, Men's wool sweater Il.oo Men's neglige shirts 25o to 75a Men's bal briggan underwear, per suit Goa Men's fancy dress shirt. . . , 5oc to II oo Bone rojlar buttons, per dot llle m4 i'mf Men ya hi cJ 2'c and 5oc Men's sateen cape loo Men's Fd.ra hats fine, C5c, $l.t, $Lio I J oo, I2..w and 13. oo Men's dre straw Men's crash hats haU 2'o to I l.oi .';5clo75o a popular line of the latest spring at tractions. Duck skirts, cra.h skirtsv white pique skirts, black and colored wool skirts and silk skirts. Mens plow shoes, tap sole $1.2j Child's casin.resuit Meus' genuine satin calf boot Child's all wool r.i,,,VreVtiite.'.'.';$2 2-i sohd throughout $ .Jo Child'iall w,lc..M.eWchevi.,tor .wen a lan snot s Il.oo sereo suits rtnuimr ft-"(B j'i.v it 'fill ladies fast black Cotton hose 0q ladies black double heel, 2 air fr 25o Miasoe aid children heavy rtl-Ud double kners, 2 pair lor 2-'io Men's seamlms sox s r pair &o Men's r.atural wool sol, 2 pair for.. 23o Men's fast black x, 3 pair for. . . . 25o Pis One Thing To see what you want I'U another thing to fxwsi it, w not only show the very fr spring iiord Wt put it within your reach. I. SELLING, ' SuxiKMiHton llridgo Comer, Cor. ai and Main Si. Orciron Citv. rsr-w-y k w w w-vsr-rm , white Uouse toJr snd aiJ g I bye to OoO k T , . . f the president, asuurinK him ol rouirir k iSGWS 01 IJIG UGek jUioriylOrejno and the surrounding J - i9 iB. A fa A -tgi ift A. (ft. o. Fridav.' June 15. Mrs. Gladstone, widow of V. E Gladstone, died at London. She was 82 yearn, old and mi the daughter ol Sir Stephen Glyone. W. J. Bryan has written democratic leaders in Kentucky, urging a change in the Goebel election law. The democrat, including the dead governor, admit that the law is a failure. states in November. He pointed ith pridejto his and his colleague's majori ties, but assured the president that he would tarry the Vtate by from 12,00 to 15,000. were five, tr,tiN. la a i . I t I. a ,r f- . r. i pansengers on board, and the dutit be- goa Bay, longed to lour of them, Dewey positively declines to become Bryan's running mate. Democrats are after Schley for run ning mate with BryaD. Comruisfeioner-General Poaderly. of the Bureau of Immigration, today ob tained the deportation cf 31 Japanese from Port Towngnd, Wash., where they had lauded in violation of the immigration laws. Ex-Secretary of State Harrison R. Kincaid has been elected county judjje of Lane county. The official canvass to day gave him one more vote than Knox, his republican opponent. Observers at Shanghai and Tien Tin think there is a great deal more trouble ahead for the concert ot powers than tjieibly reaching I'ekin witb 2000 men. Serious disturbances have taken place at Yanuaa Fu and Mcng Toe, as well as at other points at a considerable distance from the capital. The whole Chinese Empire suetns to be In a ferment, Saturday, June 16. In speaking of the China situation, Admiral Dewey Bays the outcome will be the adoption of the American policy of open ports for American commerce on1 equal grounds witb all other commercia nations. He says the recruits of the Spanish war make this possible, and declares most emphatically that he is a thorough expanisieiiist and that the acquisition of the Philippines alone gives us our present stand in the Orient. Admiral Dewey withdraws his name as a presidential aspirant, and declares that the people do not select the presi dent, but the leaders and bosses do. Representative Moody called at the Gold democrat will not swallow Bryan They want a man who will represent anti-expansion, but sound on the money question. Sunday, June 17. One more dark mystery of New York Bay confronts the harbor police, and it possesses a grisley nature which they may never solve. The victim is G. I'. Rummelin, a wealthy business Portland, Or. whoe body was taken from the ebbing tide at Stapleton, in the bo o igh of Richmond, 1 rwerly known as Staten Island, yesterday morning, stone dead, with the throat cut from ear to ear, the awful wound almost severing the head from the body. An extra session of congress may be convem.-u, owing to the Chinese wai Administration is apprnhersive. As the result of laat week's wonting, GO Filipinos were wounded, 200 killed aod 240 rifles, with 24,000 rounds of ammunition, was surrendered. Two Americans were killed. Malarial fever has ben prevai in since April in Cavite and Batingai, the provinces which are garriaoued by the Forty-si rth and Thirty-ninth regiments. Thirty per cent of the men of each regi ment are on the sick list. Of two battal ions in Batangas province, one has LV) sick and the other I'M. RoMia is aaid to gatea of pekin. bare a force at the Pt.te militia will Salem. go Into camp near Thursday, June 21. uumiuauuna yei a; I nuajelplila. Kooftevelt clamatlon. will be nominated byic Relief is said to1 have reached Prkln. Itamocrata Montana. eplit in two factions In J Boer war is near an end. Plans are I in progress for withdrawing Briti.h j troops. First will probably go to China, man of others to India. Tuesday, June 10, million inhabitants to the little Corvallis graduates a claa of 37. Tortland Is the fourth city In the ex porta tion of wheat from the U. 8. JIUmerk's Iron Jferre. It-.. 11 . I L ' Census of Porto Rico give, nearly one ,', . ' . i . . ' " ' : . . ..... lodomitahle will and tremen.lrjii. t,.,u ii uc. C fil. dru(iiu refund aMMy, oABa-oniA. Bwu Ixi la Hm tin fax f Ixi U Hi inn I'strnt Krrord. "Money topati.nt Idrae may U aneur.1 by oor aid. al.r. Th Patent Uticord, l!allimor, Md " rr Wlill.m.'la.iiaai'tl ' ' r, I n,o..l ril, ll.liul lt. It alwiriM Ilia lunwm .U. u.a lU'taii.K ai in,, (,, i a r'Uitir. tfii,. i,,.,.., Or, Wil uiii ii.i,i,.,ir,,iM. "i ..rrliarr.l lur I'l ami i n b in nf Ihn iriv!n pun. ;r, , w.irranif.1. ilk ,ir......a i . . . . lilUIICTURlNO CO., It',. .:..i.V,f"u! ! ai- 7IUKOI7IJIOVHn7ND mm Jacub GtKsr, rorKirroii island Alaska and alno are not lounj where stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels ire out ol order. If , CO nmisttion as brigadier-general in the United States army from President Mo Churches and residences of foreigners i Kinley. in Tien Tsin, China, are burned to the The delegates from from Hawaii were admitted to sata in : you want these qualities and the aiu're. me national republican convention. Gen. Joe Wheeler lodav received Ida ground. Monday, June IS. The Ninth Regiment has been ordered to Manila, whence it will proceed to China. The gunboat Concord, with muilnes aboard, has Bailed from Manila under sealed orders, supposedly for China. The British cruiser Buenaventura has sailed for Hong Kong with troops and stores for Hong Kong and Tien Tsin. That the gold fields of Cspe Nome are richer and more productive than has yet been represented, is the Uory brought down by the btearner Alpha, which ar rived from the North toright. From a single claim, worked by 20 men in the employ of Brady, $15,000 was taken out in one week and the same claim panned out $36,000 within the month. As an earneet of Cape Nome's golden produc tivenees, the Alpha brought down $250,- j 1 he democratic platform will declare for the abandoment of the Philippines. Democracy has not yet crystalized on a vice-presidential candidate. 'Judge Van Leeuwen, who left Pre toria with a permit from the Military Governor, is understood lo haveUou trie bearer of a verbal message from British authorities to President Kroger, v the effect that if he would surrender now, he would not be sent out of the country. Van Leeuwen, was unable to see Kruger, but when paasing through Machadodrop he told State Secretary Reilz. The latter scouted the idea of aurr'.-nlcring. Wednesday, Jane 20. England needs soldiers badly. Cham berlain is said to have ordered cjijocrin. : ! I , r muu m Jamaica. Republican convention opens at Phila delphia. New York wauta Woodruff for vice-president. they bring, use Dr. King'a Xew Life Pills. They deyelop every power of lrain and body. Only 25 cents at Geo. A. Harding's drug store, DO YOU KNOW. Consjmption is preventable? Science lias proven that, and also that neglect Is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cared with fthiloh's Cough and Con sumption Cure. 8old on positive guar antee for over fifty veara. C fi Huntley, Duuggiet. 1 Fen Pointers. The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that a larire maiorltr ,ll with consumption. This disease may commence witb an apparently harmless congh which can be cured instantly by nemps lialoain for the Throat and Langs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve all cases. Price 25c and 50c. For sale by ail druggists. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what vou eat. Itnrtlflclallydlgest the food and aldr iutiiro In Atrengthonlnif and recon structlnsr the exhausted digestive or Kutis. It u tbelaUmtdlHcovercd digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It In cfllclency. It In stantly relieves and permanently cures DyHpensIa, Indigestion, Heartburn, flatulence. Hour Kiimnxh u... ....... t)l:k Ileadnr-hn flnuf riiiuin r'.n. alluthcrresultsoflmpcrfcctdluoMtlou. unSftiVll'-. ,FntesleeoiiUlnsm tlrrt , ai'uuMjyiiNipaiaiiMllMl (res rraporaa oy t. C. DsWITT A CO.. Chicago Kates 1 1 Per Pay anJ Ujwar Js. f.lrvrr anil F. Hialila In Cintir(inn with Id ll.itia. I(.irr ami HumIm lo ll al Itratuiialils Hat. Itar uw.ilxt wllbtha tlnS'l dial, llUorl and clgara. WrlnharJ'f llwr on draught. AURORA, - OREGON". J. C. BRADLEY'S Livery, Feed and Sale Stable ORECONCITY. LOCATKD BKTWEErf Till DKI'OT. l:LitblllieI M9&. Small in size and great in results are De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills that cleanse the liver and bowels. They do not gripe. George A. Harding. C. N. toiao PIONEER rranfep and Exjueflj, Freight and parcels delivered to all parts of the city. RATES - REASONABLE Double and Binule Tile, and sad die horses always on hand at the lowost price. A corral) connected with the ham for loone stock. Information regarding any kind or stock promptly atUmded to by person of lettor. Horsos Ooutrht and Sold. Horses Boarded and Fed on reason able terms. JOHN YOUNGER, JEWELER, Opp. Huntley's Drug Store, FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IX Ureat Britain and America. a