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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 190.1
Thousands Hare KIdny Trouble THE SOUL CATCH KKS.
and Don't Know it. i
Bow To Find Oat. 1
Rll a bottle or common class 'tth your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a 1
. . . sediment or set- '
hjTSl! 'j "'"K Indicates an
i unhealthy
condl
tion c( the kid
neys ; If It stains
your linen It Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain In
the bak Is also
c.-nvinclng proof that the kidneys and blad
der lire out of order.
What to Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
cf.en exprercd, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Foot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curinj rheumatism, pain In the
t- ki.l-vys. liver, bladder and every part
Cl the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
It. or tad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity cf being compelled to go cfien
i-'ing the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
C' ii.urY eiiect of Swamp-Root Is soon
r?!i:ed. It stands the highest for its won-J-rtul
cures cf the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
t;st. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. si:es.
You may have a sample bottle cf this
wonderful discovery FIX.
ora about it. both sent
ivohtely free by mail. "5s2S3
aiirejs Dr. Kilmer & n.mi of swmivH.x
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
ten reading this generous offer in this caper.
A SINGULA!) CUSTOM OF THE SOUTH
Sfc'A ISLANDERS.
The May the Native- In (lie l.iy llr-
lrc t lYllimtion II. id I llr Mark
Tln'iu Kur lis Una I ard la lii-l k.'vu
Willi Their Knemlea.
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Northwest? The Enterprise has made
an arrangement with the Oreiionian by
which we can furnish a valuable map to- j voue.
get her with the Enterprise and the simpio
Y.'eekly Oregonian for one year each, all
fur the remarkably low priie of ?2 "3
The cost of the map alone is $2.50. The
Enterprise has the exclusive riirlit of in
troducing thefe maps into this ci iinty on
a clubbing offer. temples of Hie map
may bo seen u' the Dnterprixe office mid
all orders sent in by mail will receive
prompt aJentioo.
The map is one of the best and most
serviceable we have ever seen. It is a
wall map and consists of four pastes. Its
dimensions are 2Sx3ti niches. Tne first
pane contains a map of the world in con
nection with which is shown the com
parative limes and distances. All of the
United Slates possessions are indicated
by flags. This page also shows the arms
and tlitgg of the various nations of the
world. Paije two is devoted to large
ized maps of the s'ate of Oregon and
Washington, each state being shown by
itsed. On the reverse aide oi mis page
is given considerable statistical waiter
concerning the two states. In o'ie col
umn is arranged in alphabetical order
all of the counties in eacti state together
with tLe locatior. in the state of the par
tienhir county together with the tu'al
population of that county. Following
the list of ttie counties isgiveiilie names
it alphabetical order al-o, of every city,
town and poetotiioe in each state, tlie
Uu.ne of the county in which it is Inca'ed
and also the section of the eta'e ard the
population of each. There is also shown
on this page the new teal cf the State of
Oifgon as adopted hv tue lejjis.Htiire last
wm'er, together with S"n:e descriptive
rra"er showing the respect in which
U ' new dilfere frini 'he old. Five sepn
ti e mips are elmwn ot: the thin paut-.
They are Alaska, British Columbia, the
Hawaiian Islands, Philippine Wands
an 1 the minor United .S'airs posse-ittions
in the Pa:itic Ocean. The fourth pane
ahi;w a map of the United Hales. Idaho
ai.d the minor possessions of the United
Hutes in the Pacific Ocean, the nup
ai."iii! the N.-t named iaud being larger
aV. more useful than that on the pre
ceding page. Arranged 10 aiphabelicla
Oi Jer (,a this, page are alfo tlie counties
and towne of the state of Idaho, together
Wi-ii their location and population.
The combination ot tlice maps is
worth the $2.o'l for wliicn it retails.
They are printed on good map paper
and will last a lite time. The various
drawings are richly colored and ti e map
is very creditable production. We
will furnish these maps to Clackamas
county people at $2.25 and include with
them a subscription to the Enterprise
and the Weekly Oregonian for one year
in advance. This is a rare offer and one
tbat will probably not be -duplicated
again. Call at the Enterprise otlice and
see the map or mail us your subscription
anvway. You will be sure to be pleased
with the premium von will receive.
Start the New Year off right by signing
for the Enterprise, the best county pa
per, and the Oregonian, w hich for gen
eral news is not equalled in this section
Hend in your subscriptions at once.
We cannot guarantee to prospective
subscribers that this offer lor the Orego
nian and the Enterprise with the map
as a premium, will hold good after Jan
nary 1, next. So send in your subscrip
tion at once and take advantage of this
unusually liberal offer that will probably
not be duplicated again.
1 A little while hk while turning over
' et't.ii' inemciitos of niiiny years spent
In i!ic Pacific island I en me across a
fi.iu'.I circle of line enne iilnnit two
Inches in diameter. From the side to-
ward the center a delicate network of
the libers of some plant was construct
ed, leaving a small hole In the center
lare enough for, say, a boo to crawl
uiiviiiih. Tlie article weighed less
tliuu a utiarti-r ot an ounce: yet, small
and harmless as It appeared. It is not
so very mauy years bk that It Hiid
others like It were objects of deadly
terror to the natives of many of the
i I'acltic Islands, particularly those of
' Manahiki (Humphrey Island), for the
simple looking thins was a "soul eaten
; cr" that Is, a destroyer of human life.
! Manahiki is one of a group of low
lyim: atoll Islands to the north-north
I vest of Samoa, and Its people Unlay
j are about the best educated of nil the
I Mahiyo Polynesian people. They elect n
king and parliament, have one of the
, most beautifully adorned churches lu
I the Piicitic islands, and nearly all the
' younger members of the community
' can new not only speak but road and
write English. The island Is -for ud
' atoll -unusually fertile and the people
j a tltie, stalwart, handsome copper eo'
ored race. Th main Industries are the
! making of "copra" (dried ooooatiutl and
I diving for pearl shell.
"Soul catching" lu the heathen days,
prior to lVsi, could be nnd was prac-
tieed by any one who desired revenge
i or the life of an enemy. Indeed, al
i though the people were nominally
Christians In 1S7S, It was still In
The modus operandi Is very
Say that two men, Klka and
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss of f-ength, nenrooa
MM, neadacna, constipation, bad breath, I
fmeral debility, sour risings, and catarrh of
fee stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodoi .
ores Indigestion. This new discovery repr.
atnts the natural Juices of digestion as they j
CjI In a healthy stomach, combined with
fte greatest known tonic and reconstructive !
popertlea. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
nly cure Indigestion arid dyspepsia, but thta
fcmoua remedy cures all stomach troubles
kf clesnslne, purlfyin?:. sweetenlnr and
lengthening the mucous membranes Uolaf
me siomacn.
Mr. S. S. BafL of RjTensweol. W. V.
" I ni tnubM with sour nomach for twarty Tr :
Kodnl eurod m and wa are new ualtc It aafe .
Tetoro, ipiarrt'l. Kika accuses Tetoro
of going out Into the lugoon at night
time, lifting his (Hika's) tisli traps and
abstracting the contents. He therefore
demands compensation. Tetoro denies
the theft. The relatives of Inith men
take sides, and the quarrel assume all
'lie elemeuts of a feud with bloodshed.
It may be that Tetoro is a man of
means or chiefly rank and Influence
and treats his accuser with scorn.
"Very well," the Injured Itika cries.
"If I cannot get Justice from you I
shall snare your soul, and you will die
of a w asting sickness."
Tetoro. even If he Is innocent, begins
to feel uneasy at this threat and, while
vigorously denying the theft, offers
Rika a present of a pig to end the mat
ter. Rika's relatives at once clamor
not only for their original demands,
but for the pig as well. Tosslbly a free
fight ensues, and Rika's people get
badly used, nnd threats of "soul snar
ing" are heard on all sides.
Then Rika's wife makes the snare for
Tetoro's soul. Taking her mat out Into
the village sotiare or upon a well fre
quented road or path, she suspends the
snare from the branches of trees or
sticks placed In the ground In such a
position that she can chwely watch the
orifice in the center of the square.
Rikn's friends, male and female, come
with her. They bring food and eat it
and throw fragments under the snnre
to (itirnot the flies, with which the ls
hml Is Infested. If but one fly crawls
through the hole Tetoro Is a dead man,
unless he suddenly gives In and allow s
himself to be bled, for not only do
Rika's people watch the snare.'but his
own as well. No one of them would
dare to attempt to destrov the snare.
The death of the lnterferer by "occult I
power would certainly follow.
And so for bourn and hours some
times for days many pairs of eyes
watch the little circle of cane, and Te
toro and his friends are now ready to
yield, but feel that still mre extor
tionate demands may be mad. Then
at last a fly Is seen to crawl through,
and a shout goes through the village.
"Ua hopo te lago! Ua hopo te lagoT
("A fly has passed through.") Tetoro
hears the cries and Immediately Imag
ines he feels 111. His wife and relatives
crowd about him and try to cheer bka
up, but his face assumes a melancholy
look, and as the time passes on Uu re
fuses bis food. Perhaps he may con
fess that he did steal Rika's flsh and
tremblingly offer to make full restitu
tion If Rika will catch a fly and make
It go through the circle from the re
verse side through which the first one
entered voluntarily. Usually this Is
Cone, and what might have become a
lasting family feud had Tetoro dlerKof
"funk." through being bewitched, ends
up by the payment of so much property
to Rika, and a feast for which both
parties provide the viands. Pall Mall
Gazette.
Ho Good to tb Landlord.
The minister and the landlord were
talking matters over about a person
who wished to become one of the lat
ter's tenants.
"Morally lie Is sound, but financially
te ia weak," said the minister.
"Ah, weel," replied the factor, "In
that case he's a guid enough sitter for
you, but no for me." And the nego
tiations were declared "oft." London
Telegraph.
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Birthday Presents
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Readers of the Enterprise
OX Monday aftornoon, Washington's Birthday, February '22, 1U0I, Tho Kntcrpriso
will distribute a snug sum of money among its subscribers. We have placed
on exhibition in tho show window of Howell Jones, the druggists, a glass jar filled
with coin of all denominations and this money will bo given away to the readers '
of The Knterjirise on the afternoon of February 22, nexc. If you do not receive
a cash gift on your birthday, manage to share the distribution of this money on
Washington's anniversary.
Guess and Get (he Money
Tlie best guesser will get tho hulk of the money
hut in this contest nil will have an eiiuul eluinco.
l'ayitiont of subscription money on Tho Kiiterrise
is tho only rtttiisitt' condition for thor-o desiring to
partieipnto in the contest. In order that tho old readers
of Tho Kntcrjiriso limy huvo tin eitul chiuu'o to share the
division of the money with new subscribers, it lias been decided
to allow Due Guess for ciu'h $1.50 in subscription that is paid
for The Enterprise, whether the payment covers a deliiuitient
subscription or is paid for the pujier in advance.
Get Your Thinking Cap On
Somebody will get this money. 'by should not
yott ? No one knows tho iictiiiil iimoiiiit of money
Vr on deposit in the Jar. Tho Knlrprise placed the
bulk of the money in the Jar ami the balance, in
various denominations, was deposited therein by a person not
connected with tho piitcr, tho amount so deposited by each
being unknown to the other. The seal of the Jar wijl be
broken on tho aflcrnoon of Monday, February l'.HM, and
distributed among the successful gue.sers.
50 Per Cci;fc p
OF MONEY TO PERSON
making closest guess as to
contents of the Jar.
"2-" per cent to the person
making tho second closest
guess and 5 per cent each to
the next five persons guess
in closest to the amount.
In case of a tie, tho amount
involved will be divided.
The contest will positively
close at noon on Monday,
February 22, l!'04.
GUESS COUPON
I Esti.matk that the Prize Money Contest Jar of The K
Oregon City Enterprise, on exhibition in the show s
window of Howell it Jones, contains $
Name
tDate Adtlrcs
All Kiievseg in list he untiled or delivered at thii olllce whrt they will hit
preserved until the clone of the content.
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and get a chaii'tt on the
Prize Money.
If you cannot call a, the
ollicu fill out the t'iiiHin
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Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
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8KASIUK DIVISION
11 So a.
5 50 p. n
11 :V)a. m.
8 15 a. in.
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2 30 p.rii .
5 0o p. in
8 40 a. m
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& (Wa. rr
I Thnt Hol-rlcd film.
i Markey-Yfl, I (lid lend him $10.
' wltt Well, I suppose lio'll py Ton
tiack some day, but you can't make
Itlm burry.
Markley I don't know about that,
j The uk to Hlubt of ine walking along
rm tlie strict bus bad tbat effoct urion him
fievoral
Prtg.
tlmod laU;!y. Philadelphia
Kodol DlgesU What Yon tL
MMtrMt
looly. f 1.00 Stz hoM1nt2X Da
U. which ten for 50 Msta,
I by E. a D.WITT & CO., OHIOAOO
Sold by G. A. HAHDIXU, Druwist
Are you BarrsflwJ to do nothing Unij
! except tell ot tho wonderful things jem
i Intend to do tomorrow? AtchlMa
I Globe.
CONNECTION'S.
All trains make close connections at Goblf
with all ?iortliern Pacific, trains lo or from
tlie East or Hound Points.
At Portland with all trains leaving Unioi
Lepot.
At Astoria with I. R. A N. Co.'s boats ami
rail line, ami Hteamer T. J. Potter, lo an'l
from Ilwano and North Hea:u Points.
Tickel oilice, 255 Morrison St., and Union
depot. J. 0. M A YO,Gen. Pass. Agt
Astoria, Ore
BUY THE
iwmu
SEWING MACHINE
Do not ho h'oi lvi (l I v those w ho nd
vrrtiso a J'iO.fH) K-w!iiir Mm hino fur
I JD.0O. This kind of a iniii'liine ( nil
be iKiii'lit from us or any of our
dculi M froiaflj.Otito 18.00.
WC MAKE A VARIETY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
Tlio Feed (lft'riiiliieH the ntrcnglli or
Wilt knead f H'Wlll(T Mllrllllllft. 'J'lio
Ioiilhi l''c'l eoiuliiiK-il wiili othi r
Htrong Hiint mukiii tlie .V'H' Homo
the lx-nt hewing Maohllio to buy.
! COLUMBIA
lii.iliur.ii.-turi-nii'l prh
Nlinwlnir tint dlf
fironl slylr of
H' Wlnu Mik'IiIik
i'S lt-fuiu purrhiMlng
THE KEff HOME SEWING MACHINE GO.
OSANGC, MAtS
28 (Jnlun Hq. ". Y., (.liii;o, III., Atlioitu, (in.,
HU LouU.Mo., I)iiI!iui1T'X.,Roi Krunclnco, Cal
FOR SALE mi
C. S. CRANE, 350 Morrmon Street,
I'orttand, Oregon.
PLUMBING CHARCES
WE HAVE MOVED
THE OREGON CITY JUNK AND
SECOND HAND STORE bag removed
into the storeroom adjoining the post of
fice. We carry a complete line of new
and Rewind band atove and furniture.
Hililit'Ht prices paid for all kinds of junk.
Sugarman & Co
are no higher than those in any other
trade, and ours are no higher than ner
vine rendered ileniandH.
What we undertake to do in a thorough
and satiHfdCtory manner. There will
not be found after our workman get
through with a johany defective joints,
leaky pi pen, loose connections or other
evidences' of "scamped" work. Every
part will bo perfect, and look perfect,
and when the bill cornea in you'll not
auk for any deduction.
The grand premium offer of the Enter
prise and Weekly Oregonian for one year,
including a fine world's map, with sepa
rate maps of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho, all for the Hum of $2.25, expires
January 1, next, unless we can make
satisfactory arrangements for its renewal.
Persons ilegiring to take advantage of
the offer should send in their aubHcrip-
tions at once, for we ran not guarantee
that the offer will bold good after New
Year'i Day. The map alone is worth
$2.50, or mors than the cost of the two
papers, including tlie premium.
Sn to jf M Kind You Haw Alwafl BoafM
lan
f
jf Kirid You Haw Alwara
RIVER SCENERY
Regulator
Line
Steamers
Portland and The Dalles
ROUTE
ALL WAY LANI'INliN
'Itailoy Gatzert" "PiilleH City''
"KeKuhit.r" "Metluko"
Conni'ctiiiK at I.ylc, WhkIi., Kilb tlie
(''iliiliihnt Itiver ami Norl Ihtii Hy. fur
Waliki.icim, Ialy, OnlMrvilln, Dnlden-
dale Slid all C'irkelut alley points,
Steamer Ihhvch Poriland daily (except
Sunday) for The Ilulles 7 a. in.,l8rriveH
The Palli-s ll::0 p. ni. ; steamer roiiniTtH
with C. It. A N. train at T.ylo for (iol
denilale. (Steamer leaves The IhIch
daily (except Sunday) for lor Hand at
7::il'a. in., arrives Portland II p. in.;
(J. It. A N. train leaving (ioldcnilale at
!:15 connect, with the steamer for Port
land. Excellent meals served on all steamers
Fine accommodations for teams and
wagot.H.
For detailed information of rates,
berth reservations, railroad and sta"
connections write or call npon H.Mc
donald, SL'cnt, Alder street wharf, or
II. C. OAMPHELI,, Manager,
Portland, Ore.
O. R. & ft.
Oregon Short Line
and Union Pacific
THREE TRAIN. TO THE EAST
DAILY - ----
Through Pullman atandiird and Tour
ist Klccpiiig cars daily to Omaha, Chicago
-Iokuiic; tourist slrt'tiing cars daily to
Kan an t ity; through I'lilluiiin tourit
Klirping tars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kan wis City, reclin
ing cliuirs'i scuta I ret to the ciiht daily,
I'nmi Portland
Daily River Schedule
or-
F. C. GADKE
THE PLUMBER
OKrtfiON CITY IDATH.
iiAii.r ai'iiKiiui.c ;
Kteameri Altona and Pomona for 8a
lem and way points, leave Portland daily
fexcept Sunday) at i:4o a, m., leave
Oregon (Jity, 8:15 a. in. ; returning, leave
Halem, 7 a. m. ; leave Oregon City, 4 :10
p. rn.
Oregon 'lfy Tranniiortatlon Co
Psrtar
Clilcago
Pnrlln ml
Hoecial
a. ni.
Atlaulic
,i! p. Ill
vis lllilll
IllKKlll .
Ht. Paul
Kant Mail
(i p lu
via
Hpokaue
TIDE HI'IIKIiULK.H
Halt Lake, Deliver. Kl.
('ity, ht. I.otiin,
Olilcago ami Kant.
Halt Lake, Ilenver, Kl.
onh.Oiiialia.kiiu
an 1,'ity, hi. IOiiin
Cliicago and Kant.
Walla Walla,
ton, Hiiokann, Mln
iiaioila, Ht. Paul,
I'ulutli, MilaiikHc,
Chicago and Kant.
Aaaivi
4 ,:io p.
lo, ,10 a.m.
M a. in.
Excellent Meala.
Ilcst Nervica.
Ocean and River Schedule
PROM PORTLAND
9 p. m.
Daily Kx.
Hiinciuy.
8 p. in.
Saturday
10 p. m.
All Hailing dales sub
Jecl to change.
For an Kranmiru
Hail every fitlaya
Ouliimlila River
Hteaiueri
To Astoria ai.t Way
laii(liims.
i p. m.
4 p. til.
Ki. Hun-day,
Seeds
' cottiore yield mr 1
lavt 'II experimenting
ivt Jirp'intmenl. 4l
vein the Manaara .
Soli tv all drilrrt. IV4
f4 Apuyal eoitpall Um,
to all applicant!.
D. M. FERRY A C.,
Detroit. Mich.
r 1
v
70
Portland
HOURS
to Chicago
Vo Change of Cars. Tickets east
via all rail, or bout and rail via Portland,
For detailed information of rates,
berth reservation etc, call or write to
agent at warf.
General Offices, II. C. Campmm,,
Portland, Ore. Manager.
L. Iewis, Comm'l Agt., 242 Alder Ht.,
Portland, Ore. Write for the novel and
catchy Seaside pamphlet, juit iaaued,
telling all about Hommer Oitli, Bea 8ei -penWi
and Hon at tMid.
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