OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY,. SEPTKMBEIt 27, 1901,
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AmtTrllnitPol Itt'oprrl to Our
Mnrtjrcd Pirhldent.
urn ui- mimcii TiiKtnt'itciiKH
.rrdiylnla-t, HaptM, ongrrifat'ooa
ami Mi'lboJI-t ( liurrbr llll
Hult ma Hot Ires.
UtliiliMii rvlrt In iimuiory of Pr
,!,.ut MrKlnloy r I10M UstHuiidsy lit
tl.t i'" Or'K"ti t-Ujr iliunliwi, In
inoinliiil Kv. A. J. Montgomery, pa-tor
1 thn rmliyio'ln rlmrcli, pfs:lid
nliil u'l the I'ttllmllu dulll ufllispr-
,ui, and t'Ktk fur hU l" I "Let Ms Din
(I,b Ih-.tli of tlio I(IkIiihh n l lM Mr
U-t Kiiil l' Uke Hk" Hpeolal mtida
ri'inloiixl.
AUlm t'o"Kfir"liiul ehnri'li Kunday
niii- lUptlsl ami C'nnttuaUu
kiln!! united an J Juinl rltulra rnlcitl
(iri lli'iil music. Plrture of our mar
(rtr I .rtl.nnii, Lincoln, (UrfleM and
JnVKInlry, adorned lit atUr. Uo. J.
II. irrn ilnlWr"l tha principal ad
lr., Uklng lor lis stil-jorl "Tlie Chsr
,(pr ol lli Mn." Mia Mry Conyrrs
sin "(ui I'ulo M," and Iter. K. H.
pjilitir spoa on "Our cutillnuou
I'uty."
Tin anrvlco il lb Methodist church
rr marked by Ilia pcaaaiw ol lao lb
anuan ikrl, Hon. C. II. Moora and
Mat hnistof (jo. 0. llfotio!l. Tit
luUif ol Ilia lift' wa di-el In
luuuiniiig, wllli 0 4K and tli priHilJrnt'i
i tma. MU IW, No 2,Urnd Army
ol Ilia Itapubllc, lid Mead Kellel Corp
(iriiiM In a body, Tha acrvlr oiim4
ithtlie rendition of out of President
Mi Klnley'e favvrlt hymn, "Nearer My
(M.luTtiat." and titer Kv. W. t.
4 mi) ulinrvU prayer, 1'ia choir sang
J-eed, Kindly Light." Mr. Claik Ua
mug sang "I tav to Hear tti Nvlor'
utr," hkh w a admirably suited to
Ilia pathos of bar Voice.
Hon. C. H Mjore contracted th aitl
luJ of Ilia people Uiarda iba President
m ba lay dnad In tba raml,ry In lb III'
tie city of Cnt-.n. Ol.lo, with tba tti
tuda ol a large proportion of Oit people
but una brl year ago l tb beat of
lrtiloutll caiulgn. Mr. Moorntld:
4,Tu.laT lln bo liar ban lb moat
rortunnnl a bin aril political 0o
renta for a (nrtlon trm paylii Irtb-
tilra, and Irlbui tbat ar tlnrer, to lil
urib H a man andaaaatateaiuan. Tbb
tlrtiionatrate tbat are after all an
( ally on poopl and trial matter upon
wlilcli to earnestly dllfer ar lamely
noiiTwentUU. Tb bluer peraonaJ al
U kt nvn our great! men from VVaalt
ingl'in down wer a lertd to. All tbet
In lb llbl of bUtory ftlto, not our In
dig-nallou, but our derlnloti and conlvmpu
Tb coart and brutal attack mado by
J mrnaliaU and platform tpeaker opon
our public mon, prufroaedly mad In tb
intereit of lb a tiol people, waaanarrby
In It Ihclplem-y, and lod aalray and
templed many a poor (kjI to deed of lo-
li-nc h would revolt at tbo Iim Innldi
U4 vaclilii of huiiii (ioMilian or
Joban Miit,c1ad In tha bablllmenta of
anari by and oMnly di'fylnu law and or
der. In lb nianntr and tba method of
Mi Kliiley'i death thr waa a loiton for
t lie whole p1. All tb nation! o( 111
world watt'boil at bit belNlde, brought
lonetbrr by common bond of Inlereat
and of tvmoalbr. From tbat Udlde
went forth influence! that wera worth
hundred ihiiunmid aurmun, Influemet
volcud In enloiiii' from tho pre, th
platform and tb pulpit tbat will leav
their liiipreaa upon the natlout fortfruur
atioiia yet to come."
Tint rhnlr aanu an anthem. "Let not
Your Heart Do Troubled," and Hon,
ii-o. C. Hrownell mado an Impretalva
addrM. touching on the pretldmil't roc
rd it a toldlor and of bit loya for thq
(Irand Army of th Kepubllo. He ipoka
of our form of government, howlr) n lutt
ItcoNt to oittabllhli It, what tacrlfli-ut
wur mail and tho bloml tbat w abed
to mnke the country free. H tald that
annrchy wat an emuny to all proven
and thould be ttamped out. Mr. Brow
mill inndu a forclblo proniinUtlon ot tho
roiiulUof IWdent McKinloy'aadminit-
trallon In tbu Philippine and In Cuba
and wat glad that tho president had Uvea
to tae our country united. Tha ijwaker
aald that tha Ohrlstlan able ol the prual
dunt'a cbarautor and Ida lov!n devotion
to hi invalid wife wan an example to all
luun.
URAIJUoT UKAIN0J
Ttemembor that name whon you want
a dnlleioua, appetising, nourlahlng lood
drink to take tha place ot colloo. Bold
by all grocera and liked by all who have
uhuiI It. Uraln-0 la made of pure grain,
It aide dilation and strengthen the
nuryee. It la not a atlmulont but a
health builder and tbe children aa well
as the adiilte can drink it with great
benefit. Cow's
about
much as
coireo. 15c and 25u pnr packago
your grocor for Qraln O.
Ask
Tho Enterprise $1.50 per year.
SIIOWKKS OF MANNA.
JUST WHV AND HOW CUCH
NOMl NA AflE f'OWIliU.
CHV
Tfcls Kni tif ! IVU . larael la
Ulltlornoi U aa ICilll.le Mba
Tliel I. Hi lit I'i.umJ la I'arls ul
All and Africa.
"It In iii.'iiinnl" iiihititM'd the pi-dplii
of Uin.-I n n liny jjnl.rid the food
HblrJi i'i'iiiii1 no iiilnn-iiluimly to ap
pmr nl iliiir viry f t In aimwi-r lo
Ihrlr r-ry fur imtniiiira, but though
they ale and with rnitlaflfd, w ar
told they "Mint not whut It wa."
And during the ag Ihnt hnv prnta
rd klnu lit Drat npH-nrniic oil Hint
liiniiornMu ih wy nioriilng In Hid wll-(li-riiex
of Klu iimmi have il'i lnred ngnln
and aitaiii Hint tiny "wut not what It
" tlmt llni r'd I lie Nrac'llli'l III
Ihi'lr n id, tlioiich iiuiulH-rhni ronjec
turt't bnve U'l n luiiilu and iIIikmimIoiii
hrld on I In- innttor.
Tb hlf opinion which hitd twny
for a bdig llni wnt Ihnl iimniin wat
the lip f the ImnnrUk. but now au
lliorltlc. awtliitf In the light of wldwi
lug flcnitflc know'lcitge, dcclnro rtmt
Inniiiin wat without doubt a certain
Ik In ii (Im miora lai'iili'iiini.
Thl U iMirii out by tho flirt tint
i ll authenticated rain of mniina, at
uliiii ly lirlli ri'd by tho liihaliliatit lo
e aliower f r-iti I-i-htcIi, hnv been r'
Niiiii ai hunt alt Hunt during th
pad century by rt'lltle Irnvvtm In
llni mil, and Iho 1'tI:)!Iiii of th
di'imalt kUtii In pnl4' t'lriM'iit day
Ungunge h-nv no doubt upni the point.
If pUe of urn mm I lainlucd
under the inti ronci.pr, Ha) j onllnr com'
pound atruiturv cnu Im tliarly aecn.
Ther I a dclicnte m l w ork of Interlac
ing fun en I thread glUtcnlug In th
light, while luclowd In (heir mcahe
ar a number of round, bright grrru
nil; each a Huy algal phtnt. Tim
fungu and alga II together In moat
Intimate connection.
It mar tx akei how freab manna
llrbrnt nrtai', an liig Ihnt It I (HUlcult
to linaglu a frroenl ndnrldnit mat
ing of a panlciilar fuugu and a par
tlrulnr grrcii plnuL Hut granted tb
tnii-tlng lin 1111111 taken place, h rapid
rejirtxluctloii 1 eay to undentaud.
At crrlnln iiim-a In the )er a yellow
Ul) dual piMr In llltl green cupt
growing on Hie aurfa.- of Hi plant.
and rati of Hi grain of dimt la a
minut bundle containing a few of lb
whit Clnmetit and a few of the grrru
cell wrapcd up together, o tbat
wherever tUl duat may fall each grain
can betotn a new nmuim lichen.
Ther I, limreover. a ai-rond methot)
of rprHhirtlnn In which th futigut
alone lake pnn and -nd out Huy off
tprlng to ink their rhanrw In the wide
orld of finding a auliahU bii. aa their
i.arut lm u..u. tiut in iiviau ar
compllcateil am) at pnunt tuvolvrd lu
torn obuurlty.
Tbut. Hun. Ixcanora eacuh-ota
nmnua-; In it very naiur on or iu
limat rrmnrknble phenomena In th
Vegetable world. It I fouud over great
tracta of tonihweai Aila. near Couaiao
I Inutile, In Hi Crimea, the deaerta of
Aral-ln. In Hi Sahara and th Jimtu
of Algeria.
It I eny to pna It by unnoticed, for
It I gruyUh yellow lu color and grow
on gray lltm-Muiic rock and fragiueuta
of rock In tne form of a wrinkled crunt
which ni'iuK to the rnaitnl oterver
pnrt of the tery rwk Itaelf, and nevdt
car to iliKiiuuuUh it.
Cut IhrotiRh. It I wbli Ilk corn
wlthlu, diy mid powdery. It la. morw-
ovrr, cxtrviucly light lu weight. It I
obrhiu Hint there I not much nourish
ment to he ohtr.lued from Ihe bar face
of III llnn itioiie rock, hence all the au
tcnuticv of the two planta inuat bo ob
tained frutii the atmopher and th
rain by the llitlo green plant, which
muat thn work doubly bnrd to b abl
to at oil ul!lclciit food for Ita part
ner't living In addltlou to providing IU
own.
ty degreea, n It growl older. It b
comc liHinencd or eveu detncluil from
th rock, and then, when th tuddeii
ttblrlwlud and violent utorin which
affect mnny of thee region blow, th
featherweight plecea of lichen crust nro
torn up nnd blown Into tha air at tho
mercy of the wind aud carried. It may
be. for Immeiiae distance.
Th ruin, too. that descend with
tucb auddeii vehemence awi-ep It away
Into water channels, where It I borno
thing on the at renin aud deposited In
hollow nnd left thero In ben pa when
tho water sulmldca.
At time, ton, a waterspout will
Batbor- It up. enrry It along and ulti
mately deposit It In a place where hltu.
erto It had been practically unknown.
Humlny Mnyir.lne.
Impvrllaant.
It la anld that Snrnh, duchesa of
Marlborough, ono day remarked to her
grandson, Jack Spencer: "Jnek. you
must marry, uud I will give you a ni
of , i.tt.. vou mny propose to.
i.ycry wi-P, trnnnlo." he anld. and h
prop0aod to tho flint on tlio imu ueu
liu enmo Imck with his wife from their
weddliiR tour, they went to pay their
respects to tho old lady.
"Well, now," sho aald, "I nin tho root,
and you are only tho branchea, nnd
therefore you must alwnya poy me n
great deal of deference.".
"Tlmt la oil very well," aald Jack
Impertinently, "but I think the branchea
would flourish a great deal better If
the root was under ground."
The Primary Planet.
The primary plnueta nro thoBO which
ere tho ceuter of aecondnry system,
consisting of small globes revolving
round them In tho snmo manner as
they revolve round tho aun. These are
called aecondnry planets, satellites or
wooua. The primary plnueta which nra
thus attended carry tho sntellltea or
aecondnry planets with thorn In their
orbits round the aun.
THE BIRTH OF THE MOON.
Wl,rn lha r.arlh Wii a Iphara of
Lava, Moll a and riaHae4.
Tho cnillj reviiln on It axlt once
If 21 hour. Million of yenr ago the
dity wii 2'.' hour; million of year be
fore it waa 21 hour. A we look bnck-
ward Into time we find the earth re
volvlng faater and faster. There waa
lime, age ago, long before geology
begliia, when the earth wn rotating lu
n day of Or or all hour In li-ugib. In
the remotest past the earth revolved In
a day of about five boor. It could re
volv no faater limn thl and remain a
tingle unbroken mas.
It wat at thlt tlino that the moon
wat born aeparatcd, broken off from
tb parent mas of the earth. The
earth wa then a molten, flattened
plier of lava. Ita whole body wnt
fluid. The ttdet, which now are email,
ruperflctnl and, ao to any, loenl. were
Iheii unlveranl and liimeoae. Tliey oc
curred at abort Interval. The whole
turface of our glol wn affected.
And the corresponding lunar tldea In
the fluid, molten moon wer liideflnllo-
ly greater atlll.
Our dny It now 21 hours; the distance
of the moon I now 2 10.WW tulle.
When our day waa about Ova hour
long, the moon wat In contact wlin the
rarth'a surface. It bad Just broken
away from It parent man. A th
length of tho terrestrial day Increased,
ao did Ihe distance of the moon. The
two (juaotltlet are connected by In
itorabl equation. If one varies, ao
must th other. Whenever the rotation
time of a planet I shorter than the
p-rlod of revolution of It aatclllte, tb
effect of their mutual action I to ac
releral the motion of the talelllt and
to force It to move In a larger orbit
to Increase Ita dlstam-o, therefore.
Tb day of th earth la now ahorter
thau Ihe month-the period of revolu
Hon of the moon. The moon I there
for slowly receding from u. and ! bn
been receding for thousand of ceo
turlca. I',ut the day of the earth la. at
we have awn. slowly growing loiiger,
The finger of the tldea la alway pre-
lug un tb rim of our huge nywueti
and slowly but surely Unwulug the
giM-cd of It rotation. Bo long aa the
terrestrial day la aboru-r than tu
lunar month, lb moon will continue to
iwed from u. rrofeof B. 8 H
den In Harper' alagaaln.
SIMPLE REMEDIES.
Diluted ammonia la good for Inaect
bite and sting.
A raw egg awallowed at once upon
getting a flsbboue In the throat beyond
the reach of lb Auger. It I aald. will
dislodge It and carry It down.
A simple remedy for Indigestion 1
the white of an egg bca.ten to a atlff
froth aud atlrred Into a wtneguissful
of cold water. Thl abould be taken
after each ncaL
For bum aud scald, when no other
remedy I at band, try tbe effect of a
phve of rag steeped lo vinegar and
Uiund round th acar. Tula I espe
rinlir nrtful when cooking, fur tho
vinegar 1 geuerally at band.
To cure a severe caae of colic take a
uaapoouful of salt In a plul of water;
drink aud go to bed. Thl I one of the
stM-edlcst remedies kuown. It will also
urove etlleaclou In reviving a poron
who teema almost dead from a heavy
falL
rrPlfltY tOf aft f O Qy
Jerome K. Jerome recalled, with
reverence, a habit of bis methotlleal
uncle who, before packing for a Jour
rey. alway "mado a list." Thla waa
Ihe system which be followed, gather
ed from bis uncle'a own Up:
Take a plcoc of paper aud put down
on It everything fou can possibly re
quire. Then go over It and tee that It
contains nothing you can possibly do
without.
Imagine yourself In bed. What have
you got on? Very well; put It down,
together with a change. Yoo get up
What do you do. Wash yourself.
What do you wash yourelf with!
Soup, rut dow n toap. Go on till you
Pave finished. Then take your clothe.
Hegln at your feet What do you wear
on your feet. Noota. aboea, eocke. Tut
them down. Work up till you get to
your bead. What do you want beldea
clothcal rut down everything.
Thl la the plan tho old gentleman al
waya pursued. The list made, be would
go over It carefully to aee that be bad
forgotten nothing. Then he would go
over It agnlu nud strike out everything
It waa possible to dltmeuae with. Then
he would lose the list
Th Uaekallder,
'.'Many yeara ago," auya tbe Provi
dence Journal, "In a village not 20
mliea from Providence a revival waa In
a I.. 11.
progress. A young mnn, one 01 muis
tlngulshable twin brothers woo nna
provlotiHly been observed, aa was sup
posed, In an attentive attitude at tbe
moetli'ir. rose for Drayers, walked to
tho anxious seat, and thero walled and
moaned to auch good purpose that the
deacons were sure, ho waa on the high
load to salvation.
Tho next day bo was overheard In
tho back yard at home chopping wood
aud swearing painfully at a refractory
leg. When remonstrated w ith for his
sudden backsliding, ho merely anld,
"Oh, brother Jim couldn't go to tbe
meeting last night, so I went and hol
lered for him."
Meant What It Bald.
"No," said the Impecunious one, "you
can't believe nil that you see In the
newspapers."
"Are you prepared to specify F the
other man asked.
"I nm. I saw a statement in the
financial columns that money was easy,
but when I tried to negotiate a loan I
fouud that the reverse wua true,"
"You misunderstood the paragraph.
It didn't say the pepl were easy."-Judge,
PARTRIDGE EGG3.
aid lo lie Mora Nalrllloas Thaa k
lllrda 'rbamaalve.
' "1'ew person are aware of the fact,"
said a well known physician, "but It I
true, nevertheless, that the egg of th
partridge I one of the most nutrition
things In the world. They are not used
for eating purpose eicept In very rare
ense. nnd I hn It generally happeut In
remote rural district. I bare known
negro fiimlllet lii the state of Louisiana
during the laying season to live on th
gg of pnrlrldgi'. And they would
flourish hiiiidsounly nnd grow fat on
account of Hie rich propcrtlc of th
eggs.
These egg, of course, never find
their way Into Hie market because they
are never taken from Ibelr m-st eicept
y such persons a I hnv mentioned,
and Huy rob Hie m-stt, I suppose, be-
auM their principal food supply comet
from this sou.i-c. Quail unlit come
pretty high In Ihe market at all time,
and the average man will And It mor
roflioble to spare the egg and wait
for the bird when the banting eaon
roll around. Tln-se men would past
100 m-Kts lu one day without disturbing
en n'i- The sport or hunting tne oirai
I nn additional Incentive.
The aveiage negro doe not care o
much about Il ls aspect of Ihe case. II
figure Hint the while man. having the
lH-st gun I Hie b-'sl dug. will beat
hi in to Ihe hlrd. Ko be grim after tb
gg. One purtrUlge will Iny anywhere
from I'i to 20 eggs, and a neM Is n good
find. I know of tunny families lu rural
sections who fcuil oil ihesvegs In Ihe
laying mason. 1 have tried Ihe egg
nsjsi lf n nn npcrlment.. I found It
peculiarly rich. It In a good flavor. I
very platable and In fact I altogether
very flue thing lo eat lleally I be
lieve that the cg ha more nutrition
In It than the fully developed bird, bat
of course, as our of tbe men fond of
Ihe game In tbe field. 1 would like to
discourage the robbery of the neU."
New Urleaua Tl nice-Democrat.
HUSTLING FOR BUSINESS.
Mora ar Laaa of It Daaa la lew Tark
Lawyers' OOlees.
"Oct a move ont That's tbe great
modern motto," said a New York law
yer who baa been practicing In the
local court for the last 22 years.
'Wheu 1 wa admitted to the bar,1
be w ent on, "there wa a great Idea of
tbe dignity of tbe profession. A la
yer would about aa aoon bar paraded
Droadway carrying a aandwicn aign
calling attenUou to bla legal ability as
be would bave thought of bustling in
any other way for business. The thing
to do waa to rent an office and alt In It
until aouiebody came and dug you out
of the dust and aplder webs and asked
you to take a case.
Tbe march of progreaa has changed
all tbat Every law Orm In thla city
hruulca for ' business. -1 don't mean
that the big men of the' Ann chase
around after clleou. Of course. they
don't. ; Dut tbe firm does a lot of
shrewd planning ahead. It scheme In
a particular fashion of Ita own to widen
lu sphere of usefulneaa to Itself. "
"Of late yeara one of tbe expedient
adopted baa been the taking Into the
Ann of young college graduates who
caa give a reaaouahle guarantee that
they will bring busiuea. College men
know of thla custom, and many of
them shape tbelr life at the university
accordingly. Tney are after frlenda.
They want to be popular. They want
to be able to 'awing' as much or tne
future legal business of their fellow
graduate a they can.
"A chap who can bring busineaa oi
tbat sort la taken in on a good salary
even when he la tbe veriest tyro at
law. lie expected, of course, to do
what real work he can and to study
hard. Rut the salary la for the pull he
can exert over bla fellowa." New York
Bun.
Aaltaal latelllseaee,
In a circus In Paris a lion was given
some meat shut up In a box with a lid
to It, and the spectator watched to see
whether the lion would open the lid or
crack the box. He did the former,
much to the gratification of the com
pany.
In tho London "Zoo" a large African
elephant restores to his would be enter
talnera all tba biscuit, whole or
broken, which strike the bars aud fall
alike out of bla reach and theirs In tha
space between the barrier and bla cage.
Ho points bis truuk straight at tbe
biscuits and blows them bard along
the floor to the feet of the persona who
bave thrown them. He clearly knows
what be la doing, because If the bis
cuit does not travel well be give It a
harder blow.
Irosi Iw th BUIeeath Ceatury.
Tha cost of tha railings around St
raul's cathedral (claimed by several
Sussex parishes, but really made at
Lamberhurst. a parish partly In Kent)
la recorded In the account books ot tba
manufactory aa having been 11,202 0a.
Od. The total weight was 200 tons.
The nmount of employment given may
be conjectured from the atatement of
Richard Woodman, one of the Marian
martyrs burned at Lewea In 1557, that
ho hnd set a hundred persons to work
for the year together. London Specta
tor. Sober feeoad Thoacht.
"I thought I was riding Into office on
a wave of popular enthusiasm!"
"YesF
"Hut after I'd paid the tills I felt as
lf I'd footed It In, so to speak."-De
trolt Journal
One Kansas law says the personnl
property of a dead man, when not
claimed by relatives, shall be sold at
auction.
Trudence la common aense well
trained In tho art of manner, of dis
crimination and of address.
iiLiao Lf & y W Is ua
Family Modlclnoo.
Cough Honey.
IS rlnnn a Donlfqnho'
ixiuiicf U"J uaunauiiQi
CURE.
Blood and Liver
Remedy anifjgfVB TOPIC
Orat Blood Clsansln Semadf for Iprtng
Ha4schi, CeasllptToa,"Tur4," Ksrvou.
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Dyspepsia Cure,!
Golden Relief:
St. Vitus' Dance
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our store, for our guaran
tee goes with every pur
chase, whether it costs ,
little or much. -1 ; '
Complete stock of Gro
ceries, fresh Bread, Buns,
Cakes, etc., always in
stock.'
Ycu leave your order;
we do the rest.
HEINZ & CO.
WALL PAPER
5
Now Is the time to buy your wall pap?r
and MTJRR0W, the paper banger, will
sell it to you cheaper than you can buy
it in Portland. Drop a card in the post
office and have a sample book brought
to your house, or telephone Ely Bros,
store.
J. MURROW, Oregon City.
Palled Llneola'a Flair.
While Mr. Lincoln was living In
Springfield a Judge of the city, who
was ono of tho leading and most In
fluential cltlzeus of the place, bad oc
casion to call upon him. Mr. Lincoln
was not overparticular In his matter of
dress and was also careless In bis man
ners. The Judge waa ushered Into the
parlor, where he found Mr. Lincoln
sprawled out across a couple of chairs,
reclining at his ease. The Judge waa
asked to be seated and, without chung
lug his position in tho leost, Mr. Lin
coln entered Into conversation wltn
his visitor.
While the two men were talking Mrs.
Lincoln entered tho room. She waa
of course greatly embarrassed at Mr,
Lincoln's offhand manner of entertain
ing his caller, aud, stepping op behind
her husband, she grasped him by the
hair and twitched bis head about, at
the same time looking at him reproV'
incly.
Mr. Lincoln apparently did not notice
the rebuke. lie simply looked up at nis
wife, then across to the Judge and.
without rlslnar. said:
"Little Mary, allow mo to Introduce
you to my friend, Judge So-aud-ao.
It will be remembered that Mrs. Lin
coin's maiden name was Mary Todd
and that she was very ahort In stature.
-Leslie's Mnthly.
For Coughs, Colds, Crip, or
Cold" in ANY PA&T of body.
l:mm Mlrli . Rnnt. 71. IWO.
Foraaholn inr I coil lil (lo in. work and
alked mil hr boldlntua toa rhr.lr. I doe-
Ur wllb four Olirervnt plivulcluns mitra-c-lrrd
no rwllef. Tim awi of two IkiIUc) of
Dr. rnar Kldnsr and Backach Car
) ni a perfM'l curw. J. M. jlcMsssr.
(iimri, Crsafori) Co- I'a.. June I. I'O.
Three raara aso I hsd iM.,ire sttsck of
F.rynlpeliui anl UUkmI rx-w.n. hrenklnsoutnij
my hal and face. My phr'lclun attendi-il
tin for "ernral months wilhout result. I then
K5ff
Dr. renosr a Biooa tin
MrvTonlo snilsw-ured)
KitAss Iuhksas.
Minrif.siwiHo. Ky., Sept. 7. l!"o.
Mrwlfebu sulTerwl Urn with dyniP-inl.
I tried all of tlie ix twin prepratloi ami all
of mf own prk-rlplt"ri without snll. I
Ilr DrracriU'd Dr. Fenn-r Dvspcpilav
Car and the umi ol It effected a cure. Many
other linllnr rases that bar coma under my
TTatloo bara boen cured ojr his iya-
wis urw. Pr. r. J. l.aaaaoooD.
My iH-sr If. Penner. Frertunls. r. Y.
I bar used Dr. Tenner i Oolden Relief for
many yr for the ulwmie and acelilenta
for which It la advrrtiM-d ami bare found It
fully aqua! to ail you claim for It.
Si 1 V M ,
Presiding Elder M. E. Cboxcn,
Used for Cuts. BruUMS, Burns. Old tor.
Drains. Colds. Giio. Ror Throat, Collo.
bysaaury, Bowel Troubles, It is unfailing.
ikroa, Ohio, J Mi I, IMO. '
m rrsm. ri4-i. t.
kaa WH4 muir M, ot frmt St. Vllo1 tnr
and tt tmmh lw rW If IL ll rui
- ln hr-V tl1T VK M" O CO.
WASTED fcEVEU.tL PEHSOS8 Oe
character and Ko-xl refutation in acli state
ton in tbi county re'iuiird) to represent
and slvrrtlre old rUt.liitirii atalthy b'lnf
tirss hoas of solid flnsnrisl standing. H al
ary 18 00 weekly aln rzivnara aililulonal,
all payable In ca-b rscb Weduel.y direct
l. t aAIhu If . .ru aw.i4 "i at a. at fllvW
clo aelf addresel siafiied enTelop.
Mnfr,31ij Canton Boiidn.K, Ciilcago.
Tins Cabo ?. C. 4 O. R. R.
UAve
PORTLAND
(Conch SL)
LIAVE
OREGON CITY
7-.00 A. St.
75
830
915
10.00
11:30
13:15 r. at.
1:00
MS
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3S
4o
445 .
5:y
6:15
7:00
8:30 only to
7:05 A. kt.
7:5
8:35
9:ao
10:05
10:50
11:35
11:20 r. m
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1.50
a-35
3:20
4:05
4:50
535
6:20
7:05
7:50
8:20 only In
MilwaukI
915
10:30
il;4o only to
Milwankie
12:50$ Sat only
. . Milwaukle
lo:3o
1 Mot only to
Mil waul ie
Except Saturdays, then only to Mil
wankie tExcept Suturday, then to
Oregon City. JEucept Saturday. JTo
Milwankie only.
Astoria & Columbia
.River Railroad Co
DAILY TIUIN9.
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Sat.
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7 65
7 45
5 60' 10 3"lll 30iAr.. A-loria..Lv
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11 30a. m...)
.. 7 40 a. m
...4 OOu.u
, . .10 5.5 a. iu
... 5 60p. ro
, .12 30 p. ro
. . 7 20 p. m
... 1 30p.ru
... 9 30 a. m
11 wp.ni... 1 ASTORIA
a eta- a
8 15 a. 111...
6 15 a. m...
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5 00 p. ni. ,.
15 a. ru...
SEASIDE
COSXECTI0S3.
AU trains mate close connections at Goble
with all Northern Pai'itlc trains to or from
tlie East or Sound Points.
At Portland with all trains leaving Union
Depot.
At Astoria with I. R. N. Co,' boats and
rail line, and 8teamerT. J. Potter, to and
from llwaooand ivrtn tseacn roinu.
Ticket otlice, 25i Morrison sU, nd Union
depot. J.C. M.vYO, Gen. Pass. Agt.
A-vuria, iriv
PORTJjAND to
THE DALLES
By tho fast
and com
modious eteamer
Regulator
Leaves Portland daily except
Sunday at 7 a. m.
This is the Great Scenic Route
All tourist admit that the scenery
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur ia
the United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J. S. BOOTH, Agent,
Tel. 914. ' Portland, Or
Office and wharf, foot of Oak St.
Heplator m.
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