.Oregon City Enterprise.
MESKKVK ,VV LAWREXCK,
PIUI.ISIIKRS AND ritOI'KlKTOK.
OiFICIAL PAPER CP CITY AND COUNTY-
Hl'IISOHIt'TKlN KJVTKM.
On ear.
sixmomliv
Tiiiw iii.'Hihs, ..-.
SuNirripttons payaMi in vlvanoi
A-)vniinii rates given on application.
V 00
Kjti-nsl ( tli r OttW In OrvsB City, Or.
a 9.vou.l claws mailer.
AliKXTS FOK THIS KSYKKHtlSK.
Oswiro,
Caaby,
Caetamaa,
Mllwftllklf.
I'nlon latlla, -Alms.
Nt'adnw Brook.
New Kra.
Wilaouvill.
Park IMac.
Harlow. - -
oiniiMiiu,
8'.inl.
ftftiiinu,
Cani.
H.iUIH.
Uaniuam.
EuRUie
Aurora,
OrHll, -
Kaal Orwk,
fviiiiivsiiie,
Pamascus,
t-andy,
iSlllUHI,
t';irriiisill
Oimyville,
Marmot,
i aliown a ctiMom ofllivr vaaaliii a rich
man returning front abroad Willi (II his ftif
cign nil wariii( apparvl fit" of duty,
while poor niaa li pouml upon fir liav
iitR a laiti sliiit on which duty hud not
hwti (mid. Tims is "otasa distinction of
XlcKinlcyisui" vry Andy Illustrate!,
To irsous who only understand ty
mean of pii-ttirra this is powerful argu
ment, no doubt, lint inaimich us tin- Mc
kinley law, an extract trvim which is )ulv
lislial on the jam pagr- with the "claw
tliMiuclion picture," particularly provides
that lh exemption of "wearing apparel
and other ieromil eftocts" "shall i.ot he
held to include articles not actually In use"
. it i clearly impoviblc that the rich man
, shall escape pay inn duty more than the
i oor man ir the law In- enforced. And those
who have had invasion to crovs the interna
tional boundary know how strictly the law
is enforced.
The iiirist remarkahle part of the thing is
the palpabl atteiupl todacch theunwary.
l'lie statements relative to class distinction
AN OI'tN 1JCTTKK.
l). W. Prewser
litw Km,: hi
tfary A w iwniser ; w utterly unsupported hy any statement
v j. iniumiier of tact or argument. It ta not an errone-
ous conclusion luerelv, but a bold, braien
K S Hrantlialt
Chas Hotmail
W. S. New berry
Henry Mlley
Hamilton A Washburn
- Mrs. li. A Sheppanl
. T M. 1'roai
J. Q i;ir.
C. T Howard
Chairman Hrownrll KeaHml to ih ('halktif
fnr a Joint Dvtwt.
Sept. l!t,-To M vaiox J on ii son, President
I'eople'a I'arty flub, Clackamas, Or.;-My
IVar Sir Vour favor addressed nMli-litr-man
of the republican county central com
mittee of thlsconnly, In which you challenge
in and others todebat th follow Inn ues
tion: " Kesolvml.Tbat the exception dame
on the greenback, the national hanking sys
tem, the contraction o( currency, the credit
strengthening ai't,rcfiin.lltig,.lemonctirtitloii
of silver, ami resumption were seven llnan
cial conspiracies rntlii-rthan the 'seven ureal
pillars of our llmiucial credit,' as stated by
John Sherman," is this day receded, liij
reply t will state that t tveoivrd several!
communications prior to this on and have I
replievl to thrill all Unit on account of busi
ness interests which I could not neglect no I
date earlier than IMoher I'.'lh could be
Ihouiiht of. I have stated this explicitly
to all of my t'hickamas friends who hate
conversed with me on the subject. I there
fore view with suspicion vour reouesl for a
unnii.ipitci lie. The' only conclusion an' J ''i"'""''-'1' " "' SeptcniWr
intellik-ciit man ran draw from this circum
stance is that the democrats are in a wo
fully debilitated condition.
R V Cooper
N. t. Moody
K. Xt. ilamnaii
B Jeniiiuss
! - - - F. l-tcv
- - LJ Perdu
H. W illern
John Welsh ; partmentS.iXV.UHl
J.I. r.EIloir '
irtiiv uiai is a grievous oueiise.
could th
That's a horrible chary which the
Courier brings against Postmaster Oeneral
Waunamakei- a regular nightmare. It
says that he purloined from the postal de-
franked envelopes and
, S.uXi.iXO franked iiews,..r
JO and not later than September when I
hate reHfatlly stated that our i-ominitte
could not arrange any dales earlier than
October 11
I do not assume to sx'ak for the republi
can party of this county, but personally I
do not believe the ipu'slions you suggest are
the leading issues ol this campaign. I be
lieve they are simply the wild ami visionary
notions of a few vrv good isropl who are
tht dear In pills,
other thtnirn hln
rual. Hut, with
. ir llr. Her sc. 1'ktaa.
T5 A sV-n IVllela, not If
r jWn A i. u i m iiiJ-
V LViT'ejr'm th. lt,
' ' -Vni only twi
they're tli amll.t, and the inuueat to tnka
lint tavaiiae titer do more gocsl They
eleamw and ntrulnte th hv-.r, sloiiiach and
l.wel In a wav Hie luicli, old fnahtonnl lull
doean't drvain of. Think of Irving to itim
dit Ui cst.un with the nrdltuu r pUL if
onlr gvHKt (or iietttng It,
'IIkm am mild mid geutlo but thorough
and etfis-tivis no iu- no griping, thia
little ollot for a laxativeHire for a ea
thartiix The lst Liver Till known. Niok
lli-n-lncbn, lSlluuis Ileadnche, t'onsllalion,
liidigtwtlon, Hilloua Atlneks nu-l nlldeiaiiKiv
menu of tbn liver, stomach and Urn via ait
prevented, relieved and cured.
I'ut up in aealisl vialaa srf. t vimt
rxvket ivmtsly, alwnia vsnmmUviit,, fnsdi
and rellnbliv
They're th lieniief pill you can buy for
UleVris iruiltxillferil to glva' mtisfaeUoii, or
Jroiir money la returned. It'a a pl.ui of sal
IweWior to" lr. llorvv a metUciuea,
SEVENTH
ANNUAL FAIR
-OK TIIK-
Mrs. V. M. Mcintvre
(!i. J. Currin
Mrs. M. J. Hammer
Adolph Aschotf
FKIH.VY, SETTKMBEK 23, 1892.
Th I1NTKRPKISK rnarantm a larger bona
B le elrriilation than that of the ether three
papers in the county combliml.
KEri'BLH'AN TICKET.
wraprs. dissatisleil with th Lord for creating them
Hut what and have concluded tosind the balnneeof
lavtmaster g'neral want with their davs in enssing John Sberinan and the
such vast numbers of them? He couldn't j great measures of the parly of Lincoln,
stow them away in his wallet and he Oraut, tiartlcld, Waine, and our next presi
couidn't sell them. The Courier says these dent, ltenj. Harrison,
envelopes and wrappers ar "to be used by j Kvi)r tiling you have got in this world is
Carter Harrison and his minions in the j the result ot the policy of the republican
transmission of republican campaign lilera- ,rlv. Ami you would have more today it
ture. ' So. then. Carter Harrison, the un-1 you had understood tinanciiil mailers siilll.
For President,
HKNJAMIX HARKISON.
Kor Vice-President,
WHITLAVV KE!I
Kor Presidential Electors,
J. I. CAI'I.KS of Multnomah
H. B. M1I.I.KU ofJackson
I). M. PI XXK, ofMultiioniali
G. M. IKVV1X, of Union
Mclughlin Monnment Fund.
The following subscription list is made on
the plan suggested in the Kxtehpkisk a tew
weeks ago to raise JlO.Oou lor a monument
to Dr. John McLougldin, the father ot Ore
gon, one-half of which should be by popular
subscriptions and one-half by legislative ap
propriation. No one is employed to solicit
uhscriptious. The object is to show a pop
ular and spontaneous movement in favor of
the enterprise so that when the legislature
meets next January something tangible can
be presented to induce that body to make
the required appropriation. Thus far the
subscriptions ere:
Thi EBTiRPgiss, $50.00
Thomas Charman and wife, 50.00
George A. Harding and wife, 50.00
George C. Brownell, 5.00
George F. Horton, 8.00
8. M. Ramsby 5.00
ciently to have kept you from involving
j yourself in Brother K. Puiattd organ llnan.
j vial conspiracy. I do not helu-e that men
j who have proven themselves incapable of
managing their o n business atftilr-t would
1 reconstructed democrat, the worst mayor
Chicago ever had, the millionaire globo
; In'ller and present editor and proprietoc of
i that rank democratic organ, the Chicago
j Tunes-this Carter Harrison and his nun-
j ions are going to send out republican cam-. tM,etitted by a joint discussion of allies.
paign literature this year. Well, well! We turn that their whole lite is
I wouuiirt have MicYM it had it come from ! gUll,n that tlu-y m-ltlu-r muhTstrtiiU nor
j any other source. This is attoot equal to cotttpffhenil.
; that revelation the Courier had Irvm tb ! It U .mh.-,U1 hv thi nnrhl wtir!tv i?itt
j celestial shore that Pan Maiming hati for-' the jrrertt Ining iue thUyeitria whether!
I uken rlevelam. fur Pav Hill. We umler-1 the itnlustries of thin laiul shall he thn n I
staml the Courier nill next weekpivea fore- ;K to the mtm.etit.nn (f the inanufaotiv !
I oast ot the next ileituH-mtic cahiiu t in whirh , ries if Kin-huu! ntwl nth.-r KitviLMi tmi.U ..r
NOT1 K or FINAL HKITI.KMKNT.
Nitloe I herehy ln, tlmt the Htitl'-rvly iiimI,
lttiltUtrtor of lnt(c iW Jtm( Wt, tlf
ookMst. tmn Illft hi fltml .U'CMiiut wuvix ml
inlnlttrAittr with the vlvrk ot I do emiiy etmrt
ttf ('InrkntMam rtMitity, utmc ol tri on mttl ihKl
MoiuIny. lht Tlh Uv ol Novtmttr. Imi Iiuk
hwn m'jvnttiifst hr the Hon J W, Millrnm,
jtnU uf ut court, Uxt the hfrln of ol)m
lltiitit t iieh tthstl nt'eotntt hiiI )u tdomi'iit
ihirMf In tlieitmrt riHtm ot tt rotinty eourt
for CUekant eouuty. ilut of on'uon
John imtNoi,
AtlmfiilKtrator of tlit ommt l J,.li , tie
eetmett .
H. Hutat. All y ht mlm r U a-lO :
NOTU'K lr FINAL MKTn.KMKN r
It, the ( otiiiiv Court of t'UekAtuiii I'ouittv,
tiui of Oregon,
In the niAtter tf the ute off
S4murt ) Onklry, tlrM'iiei
Nmioe In im() u n, tlmt tlte un.terlntOH,
tmliiUtrt'iir with the will aum-vM if iHj.tn
Ut. hit fllml hla ftiiat niviiiii an u,'h athnln-
lotrator, aiut Ihr Jmttjr , f .H,) cmrt hiu fli-
MMntliir. the Tlh Uv of Novt itilr. NVi. at 10
o clin k , in a the (Mitnty eoun riHim lu On
ttott I'lty. In t'lat-kamai eomilr. tirrtiit, a th
dm ao.l ilaet u hear ot)r.'tioit to all filial
ammtit ami lor the v(Uvmtnt of ihe .m
Hki hrv W hioht.
Atlmtuiatralor with the will amivril of tht
taieof SMinuel ). Daklcy. ilo(,i'amt. -.1-10 ;i
BUTTE CREEK
ASSOCIATION
TO UK IIKI.H AT THKllt CKUlWDS
Near MARQUAM
FAB
-ON-
Thursday, Fridays Saturday,
OCTOHICU oth, 7th mul Htli. i8t,j.
PREMIUM LIST LARGICN
Ami inoro lilaTitl tliitn t-vi r Ix-foro tiU'on il.
liiilarirfiilRiiililiiiiTs aiiil Amiilfi Slnanfi
KOIi ALU EXHIBITORS.
I
DO
Ymi liavo liousclinlil
ivct'ijits as wt'll as
ivsi'riitiinis t lill?
t 'hunnan ti t o. uuar-
aiittr accuracy iitj
tlicir prcscri ptioii
cDiintcr.
STOCK AND FARM PRODUCTS
Will Ih Kivi-n every ftilvantuo for a rM-r ilisjiluv.
THE -.- LADIIS'-r DEFARTAIKNT
Will ho un.. ,if (h,. h-atlitijj nttrai'tioiiH, ami un iliilit in
Mfti'il worthy of llin ili'jutrtiiii iit.
j the gliost of Iiop'tiea ill le swn-tarv of
I the tn-aMiry anil the mum my ut Rmuesi.i II.
i secreiary of state.
Of the Canbj Harder.
OKKiios City has not Asiatic chulera, but
the plague is on Amt-ricaii iwil ami it ap--eare
to be making headway slowly but
surely. The Pai-itir coast can hardly ex-ect
to esiaTe a visitation if the scourge becomea
at all general on this continent. The only
preventive is cleanliness ami right living.
It will be too late to apply preventives when
the disease gets in the miitst of us. Some
rigorous work in cleaning up the city should
be begun under oomjietent supervision at
once. No possible harm can result from It,
and it may prove our salvation. It cannot
be done in an hour or a day or a week. The
matter of providing for this would fall upon
the council committee on health and police
and it caunot act too soon.
Thi PortlandOregonian eaksof "Sbive
ly's variety theater at Oregon City." It
might profit the Oregonlan to know that the
latest attraction but one at " Shively'a va
riety theater" came direct from the Mar
quam grand opera house. Oregon City pat
ronizes the legitimate drama and it has no
"varletys" which abound so numerously In
Portland.
Thi political current is setting so strongly
toward republican success this fall that it
is hard to work up enthusiasm in the cam
paign. The democrats are disheartened
with the hopelessness of their cause and the
republicans can find no foemen worthy of
their steel.
Now that the people of the county have
voted to shut up the hogs the porcine quad-
j rupeds should beshut np. Thosedestructive
and exasperating beasts should be brought
I under the restraint provided by the law.
They should never have been permitted at
large.
CALAMITY HOWLERS. CO 'WAY.
The affair at Canby this week in which
one man was cut to death by another in a
aaloon brawl affords opportunity for much
moralizing. Some will say that it is no
more than should have been expected from
establishing a liquor saloon there. The
other extreme will argue that this murder is
bo worse than others that occur in other
places and other circumstances and that the
saloon is no element in the case. Still
another view is that it is no loss to society
to be rid of the characters who lounge about
saloons and seek entertainment in murder
ous quarrels, and that the removal of the
one by the knife or bullet and the other by
the arm of the law is, after all, rather a good
than a bad thing. But this is the view of
the cynic and cannot be entertained by
those who love their fellow men and who
study to solve the problem how to make
men happier.
In this instance, in the middle of a fine
afternoon, lour able-bodied men were
dawdling about the bar room. Cards were
introduced, liquor w as drunk of course, a
quarrel ensued, one man plunged a knife
into the bowels of another, related the
assault and Hed, and bis victim died within
thirty-six hours. There you have it: bar
room, cards, liquor, bummers, murder.
It is such occurrences as this that argue
against the saloon as an institution. It col
lects elements that it is dangerous to bring
into contact with each other. Powder and
tire are harmless enough when apart but if j
some chamber had an attraction for both 1
that shoald bring them into contact the ex-
plosion and resulting damage would lie ;
chargeable to the chamber rather than to j
the elements themselves. This phaseof the
character of the saloon is especially marked
in a small country town; and especially if j They hava coffee to drink and would you
the establishment be conducted by an art-j thiDk?
iul, unscrupulous, worthless character. They have meat three times a dayl
Of course the murderer was a thoroughly i They're getting ahead-they've plenty of bread,
disreputable, craven, depraved wretch. His i
record shows him to be destitute of moral
aense. The man who met him on equal
footing in. the saloon is said to have been a j
yonng man of ordinarily good qualities
w hether this country shall protect its Indus
tries, its wage earners and its people. In
other words whether we shall be a frv trade
people or a protected people.
I will discuss this question w ith any re
resentative that your rty may suggest in
Shively hall in Oregon City any evening
between October 12 and election day that
I may not tie billed to S-ak elsewhere.
Hotiing that you will Hud it agreeable to
call on me the next time you are in the
city, I am your friend,
Ciio, C. BaowaiLL,
Cli n Republican County Com!
TUK OKEIiON rmxs.
Tune Bonnie Blue Flag.
When Grover tries the White House door
And finds Ben Harrison there.
He will feel so sore he will yearn for gore,
And maybe he'll learn to swear.
But the people smile and cheer the while
No better man they need
Than the soldier statesman, Harrison,
And the brilliant W hltelaw Keld.
CHoars.
TheD go 'way and stay!
Calamity howlers, yo 'way!
We elected Ben and we'll do it again
Now what have you got to say?
Mechanics here where "things Isdear"
They all have very good pay ;
when sober but quarrelsome when in liquor.
The row is said to have been caused by the
murderer and not to have been incited by
the conduct of the victim. But all the es
lential elements of crime were present and
they developed rapidly in that Incubator.
It is a tale that is often told. But it is a fact
of great significance that no temperance ! November soon will follow June
A trifle of pie and cake,
And they go and buy a chicken to fry
Whenever they tire ef steak.
CHOBt'S
In Britain they strive to keep alive,
And all feel humble and meek;
They think It's a treat If they get some meat
About two days In the week
We esn have It o right here, "you know"
The change is easily made
Just pull Protection's banner down
And up with the fraud, Free Trade.
CHORUS.
man ever perished in a bar room brawL
Democratic Misrepresentation.
The democrats are sending out a penodi
cal entitled " American Industries," which
pnrporta to show "the adverse effect of
tariff laws on special classes of wage earn
ers." In thegecond numberof that bloom
ing iheet is a picture called " Class distinc
tion of McKinleyiam illustrated," in which
And give the people a chance
To make this note as they cast their vote
Grover, you'll have to dance.
We tried you once, you proved a dunce,
And, though we don't wish to he rude,
The place for you, and Stevenson too,
Is " Innocuous desuetude."
CHOECS.
Thee go 'way-and stay!
Calamity howlers, go 'way!
We elected Ben, and we'll do it again,
No matter what you say,
PH1SIVIL1.1 has cows.
Prtneville News: Monday morning we
were called to examine the limbs of some
growing shade trees which bad been dislo
cated by a town cow during Sunday night.
It seems to us that Prineville is In need of a
cow ordinance that will keep these measly
critters at home, at least during the night.
When a man seta out trees be doesn't do it
to raise fodder. That's what he uses corn
stalks for. And he doesn't want to sit up
nights and herd cattle, either. No more
does he feel like disfiguring a vanl lence
with a lot of barb wire. It is all right In the
daytime when a man is on hand to give the
raiding bovine Hail Columbia Happy Ijind
with a shotgun loaded with dried beans and
rock salt, but keep the cows at home and
give folks an opportunity to dream ol the
''Old Home in Missouri" while the mid
r.'ght lays its darkness on the hind. If the
cows get into the habit of feeding on orna
mental trees and picnic groves, some family
is likely to be seized with a great consterna
tion some iiiurning when they go down cel
lar and find a Lombanly poplar growing
out of the milk pan or see the butter nour
ishiugthe roots of a box elder.
PF.MNOYIK Till liKMAOOdt l.
Eugene Htate Journal: Governor Peiin-
I oyer has taken ail the cream from the milk
J of Oregon democracy during the last six
j years. Having exhausted all the cream,
and left nothing but blue milk, he is now
I making mouths at the people who elected
I him and speeches for Weaver. This causes
a wail to come up from many denitx rats all
(over Oregon: " We nursed a vir in our
bosom and now the ungrateful reptile turns
and stings us!" When the republicans,
who have gone into the people's party In
hopes of getting rid of "bosses ami "rings"
find out that the new party is to be run and
used by this prince of demagogues; to hoist
him into ollice, they ought to leave at once
and come back to the republican party
which has never yet in thirty venrs been af
flicted with a demagogue half as blatent anil
irrepressible as I'ennoyer.
THK McLOI tilIMN MO.STMKNT.
Halem (Statesman: In order to raise money
for a monument to the lute Dr. Mclaugh
lin, the Oregon City Knterpri.se has opened
a subscription list wherein will be published
all contributions to the fund. Its object is
to see what can be done first at home before
going abroad in the state to solicit money
for the purpose. The old and famous pio
neer and benefactor of so many of the early
immigrants to Oregon should not be left
without some fitting memorial tablet.
Astoria Astorian: Old timers in Astoria
will agree with these sentiments expressed
by the Calhlamet Gazette: "The effort of
the Oregon City linterprise to raise a fund
lor the erection ot a monument over the
grave of Dr. McUnighlin, whose remains
are interred at Oregon City, is a good one.
In this movement the whole state of Wash
ington should contribute, as the doctor was
a pioneer more particularly of Washington
than Oregon. He came to Astoria In 18.'4
and subsequently moyed to Vancouver,
where he had charge of the Hudson Bay
Coiripany'B interest for many years. The
noble character of the man, coupled with
his sterling integrity, places him In thofront
rank as a benefactor and patriot.
YOU
Can tiiid at I'hnr
aitu.ii Co.'s the best
selection of I'crfum
eiyand toilet articles'
in Oregon Citv.
SAVE
Making furthiT initiiriia
liy (joii't! to (.'Illinium A
Co w Imre you will fiml
till tllU lt'lllltUg- lllilkt'H of
patent mediciiu'x.
MONEY
Cun Im aavod by buying
your iminU, oil, glud.i,
etc., of tliariiiHit v Co.
peeiiil rated on large
OMlTH.
Closing Exercises on Saturday:
Hand Tottmaiiii'itt ut 1 I M., Annua!
ltr.nvnrll, nf On ut City, at '. I'. M
to eloso tint day'it
AddreMM by Hon. tiin. 0.
, Awarding of I'ri'iiiitiiua
eJHTl'iwH.
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