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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JUNK 7, 1001. 8 News of the Week a .p. Q .flufiiA rriday, May 31. The lull of Fame In New York Uni versity was dedicated end tahl-ta were unveiled. Chauncey M. IVpow deliv ered the oration. The Cuban problem is regarded a " loin ly the at.miuietratlon. A confer ence was lieltl l ltit white house between President McKinler, Secretary Hoot. Senator O. II. Plait, chsirman of the enate committee on relations with Cuba ml Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin. The matter will be laid More the cabinet. A rowhoat was swept over Flat Rock lam, in the Schuylkill river ami teven were drowned. Count William Hismarck, second son of the sreat German Chanrellor, is dead. The presidential iarty arrivea in Washington. Physicians hoe the Im provement in Mrs. JKMn:ey f condition will be maintained. Corner-atone of the new federal build ins laid at Salem, under the us nicea of U:e Odd Fellows. Priberf ia charged in the Hawaiian! legislature ami excitement is running high. High officials refused to testify. Saturday, June 1. Administration decides that action of Cuban convention is accepting Plait amendment with modifications and in terpretations ot its own is not "subsUn tial" compliance and that the amend ment must be accepted without altera tion. Calvin Mall, aw'ed 72 year, bis three half-breed sons, Frank, Jaiiie and Mar tin, awed respective', '.V, hi and HI, and It. 1, Yantis, and ,.,7. were hanged by a mob at I.tvkout, Modoc county, Calilor nia, for petty theivu g Turkish government make first pay ment on cruiser to Cramps and the woik will I carried forward, flattie in Transvaal between IVlarey's forces and those of (ieneral Ihxon re sulting in the lloera being driven rm the field with a loss of :IS killed. The Hritish killed and wounded number 174. Got. Mi Sweeney, of South Carolina, ha refused to accept the resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin. Prig. Gen. A. W. tireeley. chief signal officer, U. K. army, leaves for Manila ou a tour o( insection. J. K. Kndail is murdered in cold bhvd at Coo. Hay and M. l. l.andis ia suspected of the crime but cannot be lo cated. Landlf tormerly resided on the Siuslow and was prominent locally in the councils of the populist party. Sunday, June 2. panghteris born to the King and Queen of Italy. Senator Tillman has declined to with draw bia resignation and says tiov. Mo Sweeney transcended his authority in sending the resignation back to the senators. The Reformed Presbyterian Synod discussed secret societies. The report of the committee, w hich was recommitted, denounced labor unions, asserting that thef do not leave a free field for labor hold meetings on Sunday, and that they are )crn!cioii In their iutluences and wrong in principle. The Evangelical Lutheran (Ieneral Synod nioit of the Pastor's Fund So ciety shows that the number of w idows and' ministers aided during the past hi eiinum has leen 11. Gilbert Hall, an ex-Oregon fudge, died at Oakland, Cal. Pryan denounces the supreme court for their insular case decisions , King Kdward receives a party of j American milliot.airea at Windsor. J.i P. Morgan was the center of interest. I'. S. troops w ill remain In Cuba until Piatt amendment is adopted. Mr. McKinley i much Improved. It ia rumored that the Hrilish lost heavily in a battle near Pretoria. Their casualties are said to have been 4tl killed, SO wouiiiled and I'aM token prison er. Minister Conger expects to sail (or bis post July 7. Ex-Postmaster RMdell, of The Pallea, waa acquitted by a jury in the Inittsi States court on a charge of withholding letters Monthly statement of the treasury d parlment shows a decrease of ten mill ion in the public debt for May. Portland will probably be chooaen as the meeting place of the American Fed eration of Musiciana in I'.MO. Monday, June 3. Mr. Mi Kinley continues very wssk. Intense beat ia prevailing over Ktire accompanied by heavy storm of thunder ami hail. Many deaths have Iteen caused by lightening. John A. Vantlrosa of Oregon, has been awarded a scholarship In 1 ale 'diversity. Portland Ihiile -uukera aie p-eparlng to go out on a strike Ihcy ak f I M (or nine hours in Ihe shop slid eight hours on Ihe outside but the employers rclme. The Puke of York will visit Canada Kll, I will reach VictoiU, H. I', the hut week In Septemlwr Jsine Heme, the well known actor. I dead llewaalne author of "Shore Acre," "Sag llaibir" and "llearta o( Oak." Hev. Frank W, (luiisaulu will again Us oin president of the Armour Insti tute of Technology In Chicago. Tuesday, June -I A scheme Is on dt lo consolidate all tin' railroads from Chicago to the I'aclllc Coast. Altornev General 111 mi kburn will bring suit sgsitisl Sylvesler Peniloer, Gmirgn W. MclUide and Phil Metschsn to re-t-onver the shortage censed by Ihe defal cation ol l and Clrk I'aUa. Kk t.its are of the opinion that Mr. M Kinley will mend slowly. Allied troop in China have a row. Pritish trisi lire on (icruiaii and French for liouscbreaklng. Von Waldersee leave China for Iter lin. Trade relations w Ith Spain sre ie.iore.1 an. I tun nM.ria this year promises lo l.reak all re.irds, Aduiinistratiou otm iaU abnit Ibat an extra session of cmigrr Is prot'ahle Alt ilrpend on whether Ihe president ha power to Impose custom dtlllea In the Philippines. Forty tilth inlantry, V. H. V., must eieJ out ol service at the Presidio. Senator Mcl.aiirin withdraws his res igiialiun. Wednesday, June ft. There will be no extra session of foil gre'S. Ihe president havim' full author Hy , regulate the Phlllpplu I "i'L Civil governi it will I Inaugurated In the Philippine July 1, ami Judge Tall wilt be governor. Prol llerreii, rx professor of appllsd ChilsllanilV III Iowa college lsexlle. troin Ihe Congregational (-hurt h. Cni delemler Coiislllullon broke her mainmast "I11'" ""' '"r (rl' l'1" Chicago nisi liinists demand o'Uaolu tion ol employer. t..ker Cltv will hold street fair Jul V:i '.'7. while Ihe Uialld Unlgo ol lied Men ia In session, Iiimi W. Jones elected Upeillilen.lelll ul llm Oregon lllind Scli'Mil. II" Is S graduate of the I'nlverslly ol Oregon and served III the Philippine With Ihe Second I hegiiii . Mttcen thoussnd acre of grass land were sseol l.y llsuiea lit Calltornia, lirar Hatiiei. One snlloii of grain wa burne.1, Tlinrlay, June il. 1'iliin Jo Cresssev, of California, ha Iwen dismissed from the Naval Acad emy lor has'ng. Tilluisu wllhdrew Ida resignation un der pro'esl toiv. Nwnelisy I willing to accept all unconditional resignation. Mrs. WiMxIt.ury's libel mil sgali'lt Mr. Fddv dismissed. Judge tle.lle.1 (hat plalnllir ha I not mad nut a I lelil case. ('ol. J, J Welaenhurger, who was wul, Ihe I I rot Washington Itrgluieiit ,, t) Phillpplm s, Is dead William V. Whitney's Vlo.y0,, won the LnglUh ibul'y. Astoria council passed an nnliii,,,,, lU eiialng shit machine lailng them .' ;) a iiiouih. Fruit In I'n Ion and HaVer lonmi greatly damaged by froal. f.ittn-oi it a in : Keuirmlx'r that name when you atl a delicious, sppelialng, liiurlhnu drink to Iske the placefof rotre. h0,j by all gna-ers and liksd by all who ltv u.ed II liraln II la made of pure gi,in II aids digetilon and slrengthen m liervo . It I liol a -etlmuleiit (,( , he. Ilh builder and the children , a Ihe a-lulta ran drink It with t,r tM-uetlt. Co" atiout 'V I iiiucli t, l-olfeo. I'm' and '.'IW r psiks,'. Atk your gr-er for tlraln O. For Vung Men and Isang fswra, 1 here is nothing thai will ari,ns (j irs ol a voting man or woman so vi'rk as lo have interior laundry work puluit oq thrm. ThV ay (Jrras ever so w, but il their sliirl Ironl or shlil liitlsay their Ileal appearance is t!J, The Trov laundry makes a i-rllty g ladle' and gentlemen's flu There tan he no better Work tl.aq la don al Ihe Trv. lave your or tart a Jotiliaon's barber shop. s m . . u a x A j SPRING HND SUMMER SEASON Unbleached Muslins. JS GUIDE T0 BKRCHINS & Atlantic L. L. 36" incn wide, per yd 5c I Best Cabot W, 3o in wide, per yd 5c. Bleached Muslins. Lonsdale, 36 in wide, per yd 9c Common muslin, per yd V- Good quality Cambric, per yd 10c Calicoes. Light colored calico, per yd 4c Indigo Blue figured oil calico, per yd 5c Park etmdard prints, per yd 5c Chambray finish print, per yd 7c Double-fold Percales, per yd 10c and 12c Dimities, Ginghams, etc. Checked apron giDghsms, per yd 5c Figured lswne. per yd 5c Dimities, Etamir.es and Organdies, rang- ing in price per yd from Uc to 35c Scrim for curtains, per yd 5c Silkoline. plain or figured, per yd 10c Art Demins, per yd 15c Satines, Shirting, etc. Black Patine, fast color, per yd 10c Henrietta Sstine, bleak acid proof, rer yd 12,4c, 15o, lScand20c Dairy cloth, per yd oc White and colored bunting, per yd 5c Lace curtains, per pair 4oc, 75c. tl 00, 11.23 ami 2.00 Suspension Bridge, Cor. Seventh and Mnin Sts. OREGON CITY, OREGON. We a.k for your trade this geawn f.- ling that our tloalinj: canu-'t f-s.il t U mutunlly i.n.fitnl.le mxl satis fm-tory. We aim to'nelect ami sell only such giHls a will fill the cxi-rtation of the l.ttyer from first to la-t nl th-time of purchase it is mainly a juestion of ctyle ami api-aranc afterward it Uctni s a test of servtif ami durability. You will find us stocked with the Roods that nui'l these d-mandn. We submit a few prices from our various departments. 1901 Tablo Cloth. White and colore.), Iet juality. per yd . . . I V Shoos. Good dark colored Shirting, per yd 7c Wide German Shirting, per yd 9c Htraw ticking, per yd 7c Feather ticking, per yd 15c Cotton Batting. Good quality, per pound 10c Extra quality, per pound 15c Shirt Waists. We have a great stock, a perfect line of the newest novelties and latent ideas ranging in price from 50u to (2.50 Notions. Pins Eagle, American, per paper 5c Large size safety pins, per paper 5c Knitting needles, set of 5 5c Hair pins, assorted size, per box 5c Ta. medium and wide, 2 rolls (or 5c Finishing braid, bunch Si Knitting cotton, ball 5c Embroidery, silk, on spools, lc, six spools for 5c Fast black darning cotton 2 balls for 5c Aluminum thimbles 5c t-heet wadding 2 sheets for 5c Ladies' silk o.itU 15c Ladies' gauntlet gloves 25c Dress slays, per bunch 10c Coiduroy skirt binding, black and colors, per yd 5c Velyeteen skirt binding, black and colors, per yd 4c Valencine lace, lc yd and upwards; bunch of 12 yds, 10c per doz and up. Corsets. Ve handle the celebrated K & 0. A good corset helps a good form. They are made in exclusive style. Prices trorn 75c to 2. 50 House Furnishing Goods. Unbleached table linen, per vd 25u Turkey lied Damask, per yd 20c Turkey lied Damawk, oil finish. German KOoJh, per yd 25, 155, -10 and 50c Bleached table linen, per yd 35c and up. Linen napkins, per set 25c Cotton towels 5c Turkish towels '0c Cotton crash, per yd 5c All linen crash, per yd 8, 9, 10, 12Jc Furniture Cretones, per yd 7, 8 and 10c 3;ii : I k Jr Il A J A I .i' i' f un ill J Clothing. Our stock is most complete and H'xjiIh of the bet ib'si riptinn. V mil iie you ipial it v that is a warrant of excellt-nce. Child's suits. . . $1 60, $:'. 2 50, .5 50 l. Men's satinet suits f-1 50 Men's cassimere suits 11 IK) Men's all wKl cheviot suits H 00 Men's navy blue melton suits, all wool, color if'iarantced I0,(K) Men's worsieil sniia f 10, (12, $14 and up. In men's clothing w ehondletheC. K. H. brand. This label on a garment A OUAJtANTtl OF fT8EL. All cLtbing bearing this trade mark is a guarantee of itself. If any garment bearing this label does not prove entirely satisfactory or not as represented it may be returned and money refunded boy's long pants mils, 14 to 20 years, Prices $:j, $4, $5, $l, $7, $8 and $10 I" ' Jll T .j? t CI "KaHJtctahoul" Btaud, Dress Goods. Our splendid assortment includes all the fashionable and really desirable fabrics known as the high class staple novelties. 34 inch wide carfli meres, per yd 15c 30 inch wide Henriettas, per yd 25c Double-fold half wool brocades, per yd,..12c 42 inch blue or black serge, per yd 25c Mack brocaded Armours, rer yd ...15 and 25c 38 inch all wool, silk finish, German Ifeu riettas, per yd &'le 50 inch widu Gloria silk, per yd 75c Fancy black oods. We have some re- maikablo offerings. Prices per yard from C0cto$2 C0 111 Hats and Caps. Men's caps 20, 25 and 50o Men's Fedora Hats 15c, 75c, $1 and up. I!oy's Fedora hats BOt; Men's dress straw IiiiIh 25c to $1.00 Boy's dress struw hats 20c, 25c, 50c Udir.' tt.xitf.da la-- II Indira' sinKU lac, solid llirniigh'inl ! a Up .11 M jdir' Vl.-t, la o ur Pulton I- '0 Udirs' Virl. tarn I.'. 13 and IIS Udie' Us lords. . 7 V. I.'. 1 '.'-' and II M Mnn'a plow stilus, lap srt II.Sj Mrn's gfiiiium satin tail lls or rn grrs l Irsthrr oiitt-r and llilirr s.,Ua W'f Mn' isri ) ....It''1 Mni'a iHingoU sIhkis I.'.i'l Mrn'a tlrr sh'". We ar attnls f"f ile Lewi A. Crosorit. W rlaiui for the shoes all the sru that ran I loiin.l In any six at an prir. I'nrx r.'..'si. I Hsi. 13 50 and 1 1 . 4sssisBa""' Men's Furnishing Goods. ) Men's turkey rel Inlkfs Men'a white btlkts Men's snsis'n.lers l.V, '.Tm'. Xu, 4'V. 5iV Men's white shirts, linen Imisoiiis Men's heavy working gl.ivrs 25c, Ilic, WX.' Men's IM overalls, patent buttons, pat. reinforced stayf Men'a silk front dress shirt l")e Men'a fancy dress shirts 35c to l IK' Men'a balbrlggan nnilnrwen suit wc Capos, Skirts, etc. Utiles' silk cai. We can satisfy the most critical taste. Prices $2 50 and upward. Ladies' skirts in crash, wool and silk. r t ii & aw TWf " I-' IN THK LINK OK DRY GOOlH, CA.O I Mj lN(i. KIIOKS. 1 1 ATM, FlIKNISIIING (i()0I NOTIONH. KT(L, In Ihe purchiise of each arti cle wn claim to wive you the best goods awl l" save you money. T. SELLING, Suspension Ilridgo Coruer. j uor. in and fllaiu stroels, u Oregon Ci'y- f vn W w w w w assj,jisi!Hi URt VJIl Ml. TSfaslTsBi