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Oregon City Enterprise. CI IAS. MISSICHVK, I'VliUSHKK AND I'Kill'RIKWR. TRIBUTE TO IILM.YE. j lilted, if it 011 U tilled ttl nil. in I lio polili- - , ; : - j rl status ot the cemntrv. A a statesman, OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUKTY.!"1 ,l,,J,n,,'w",,'of,l,e tt",',,,0"',k"ow . ! his -u.il, ami il'tluiteiiul be living il must Tut xriiu of cities having nwl- j mms aunuar io tne worm tatr indicates An aide and honest man. w ho lias himself that peaca and sohriety will h M m just passed sway, said a low days prior muted liy throwing Mi sates ol the fair open lo his death, and Al time when lie ex-j on Sunday m Hint lltos who wish may li'liM to st Hitman of wlioiu lu spoke j spend the day examining its wonders. Thi laid t rest, s follows: i machinery need mt he tu nHrnlion on thai " Maine will leme I'ltu-o not easily to l i itav, hut aslda frm that the visitor eould B everything displayed ami protit ly li is i visit, I Sl'HSCHtrTIDN HATKS. One year, i W Six nimb, I Tuive luvouhs, ,Y uKM-rlpiions r- Aysble ir. advance Adveriis.in,i rales, siven on appiiraiten. Intered al the Post OilVe tn Oren Oily. Or., as seeoiul elsss matter. FK10AY, JAM'AUY -.V, IS!. Tn Sherman silver pun-hate law mntht Ih some vouna man -some unknown and ; repealed, I'Ut repuhlUaiis are mil Un as vet untried man. I had hoped that he ,1,r ".v oi.tijintion to repeal it lor the mere might he elected president, Uvanse ! knew I f relieving the democrats of em- his hroad views on the ureal questions of j harrassnituit when they come Into power, our dav and his conception of the (mure! nlorv and strength of this oonntrv as well as ! "M ' ,,'"'r 'lrM"l i' lhi his grand aim to hrlng into one fold all the, lH"" ""'' ' rn. is ueuvere.i in Kcrun lit j,uv j,, Mrs. Sull, (ilhralli. peopieon the northern coutinent and weld j !l,",r '' hM- ml sometimes within Mi,, Mliry k,,r 0 M i.Utlft i.n them intoor.eiiation. Ksptvuilly was th.st I n y-v.. minute, ine uistum netween true with regard to our northern neighbors, I ' ''"' "" '"". " is "'"I Years ago, when in congress too ther. Mr. J I'neimuilic tnlic. serious tlamaite wan done e)ovt to the shalla of a new miKK.v whleh were I'h'tly well shuttered, l.uekily the lioisea andeat lle eseaHl injury. The " Mum" aoelal at the realdenre of I'M. Ityrom lat Tuesdiiy evenlnn for the Wmetlt of the minister wa unite Inwly at tended ami highly a'ireeiatel. It was delightfully inteivstliitf to note the expres sion of the laie of the guesta w ho loritel fully apoke ami wen Insiautlv taxed the j vents, l.idt;es were for sale at the rate of ivnl a minute lor those who wished I sHak. The earning wens fairly (too.1 ami I supper elosed the eveniiiK " proirrani. j Miss Klla lla Heyol liosohuiK ami Miss ! kaihlevtt ttrahaot of tiraham's l''errv have Just returned lo their homes afler a week was the dav lid Ta KNTKKPK1SK Kiiaranteea a larger lnna Ide eirealatioa than that of the ether three papers tn the eounty eenihined. AliKNTji FOR TIIK SNVKKI'KISK. Osweo, Osishy, VUckamas, -Mi I wan lite, I nion Xiills, -Aims. Ves.t.iw BrvKik. New Era. Wilstmvdtt. Prk Plaee, Bi-.rlow. GU'ttoue, Suitord, Mtiiino, Cdms. Mola'l. Usninsm, IiiuevUie Aur-Ta, Orville. Ka;;te Crwk, S'miiyside. lamascus, S-audy, t-:ilmon, t' irrii.sviMe, t'i.errvvide. M?irniot, lllait.e and I dillered very lnuoh. and nime wh.il bitierly. He was not the statesman then; he was the isililioian siriin lo weld too ther the various elements of his party so as to make himself prominent. Hut I ueerdouhtel that, that teing done ami the upper round of his ambiiion reached, the s.ilitieiau would rifn a- he has done lino the statesman. As secretary of state he re posed the success of the administration he represented upon reciprocity, by which the commercial nlationa of the Central and .sknith American Slates should become sol SPECIAL OFI'EK. The ExrFKrmsi will be sent until March lVh, IStt, tor i" cents. Congressional and leisi.-'lutives proceedings in full. All the county and city nes, t-uiirt and city f U'icil pioi-eedinps rvKirte-i in full. Try ti e Estkkpsisk and ee how it cotniares with your newstaper favorites. li. W. Pnver Vosv Kiuirht A. Msih.r liary A Wisnu-er li J. VrtUimtcl K S Hrsmhsll Chas Hoonsu W. S NewN-rrv Henry Miley I mingled with our own that their intiples T M. t ross ' depisit of their coimnerve. If lUaine should j1 ' ij'.'i'j ilie 1 could notlind woMs to express tny re- - K M. Cooper i cret that at this crisis the eountrv should - - Jt. M M.Hsly ; . .... . . , . . M llsrtmau - irmrsi icniirr miiu nutisrr. B JCllUilWS j MM-MNMMMMMMM - K Oiesy . I J Perdue Th tSTisRrHist has always maintained II. iliiern j that no town in the state outside of 1'ort I I j Klhou I li"ul lKVSS,'!1' natural adi antaues V. (loiiseh ! 'rej.-on City, and that they were certain Mrs. W. M. Mchityre soorer or later to lie di(ehHH'd in such a i .i ! wv as to build up Mrs. M .1. Hammer ' . . , Adoloh Avhort about. The IhiiK for u to consider Is that E. a great city here. It is ; not enough that this result is bound tofnme 0S m lHllNtiS. ! ... i Batch of Intestine Items from the Iron Town j -SH-lely Notes, j I'leiity of work at present In the Iron j tow n. j Miss liessie Fox visited relatives in Oregon ' City last week. i II. SHoner of Cortland visited his cousin, i Mrs. James Las inan, the other day. , j An Kpworth l-ertgue has la-en organiieil her which meets every Sunday evening. Miss Gladys Jones has gone to the I'acille I'nnersity at Forest limve. Mr. Jones, who has keen very sick with pleurisy. Is convalescent. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. I.. Jack, sou died on the 'Mh. The parents have the heartfelt sympathy of the community. Cirandma Shuck is very sick at present with a tumor in her left side. Miss l.ou Harnett went to Corvallls Mon day to renew her studies at the agricultural I college. Miss Molhe Shuck of North Yamhill, and M iss Flora I Jvingood of I'mulee, are visit ing their uncle, l.ucian Iaidson. guest of Miss I add for several week. Mrs. Maggie llarstow Is visiting her par ents Mr. and Mrs, lleorget , luy, alter an absence of several vears. tier home is in I'astern Oregon. One of Mr. Iloland'schildren lies iptlie III at their home near Tualatin. Mrs. Julia Hani has enclosed her city proierty with bran span new plank lenoe which adds several hundred dollars to II value. Marion C. Young made the metropolis a business call a lew days since. CtiHvsrtl itiK we want it to come to pas, in ourdav-no. i. win give an enienaiment It w ill do us no good if it waits till we, like ' Ul Congregational church next Monday the early sctilers, have passed away. Hut j A "'" ,in" ' "I--''- presei t indication r-unt strongly to the ! w .eer, ot i acotna, ,.-.!e,t t.. renin- ger last weeK. Prof. Seaman will give a masquerade JUSTE K OX FI.Y.LYCE. iiunieiliate fullillment of this promise, and our object now is to urge iiikmi all good citi zens the necessity of eonoertive action in promoting all measures calculated to bring industries of a worthy character. We hav e but limited capital to invest in manufactur ing institutions but can and ought to help in every other legitimate way in our Kwer. is correct I Now when they are looting our wav is the hall January Jt at I'rosser's hall. The schools are progressing finely with l'nt. Kvans as principal and Misses Mary Hickner and Norma Kox as assistants. M0UI.U HvrTKKS. To Turn the Klver-Swlll Hold atat.ood Price. Moi.ai.ia, Jan. Hi. Many ciluens have subscrilwd to a fund to turn Molalla river Kepresenfcitive Hurler, of Ohio, in his views on rinaiicr, and his joint reso-1 time to put our shoulders lo the wheel Itition, introduced in the House on the 4th , """" " "" " in a most excellent measure, and should be i Thi Oswego Iron Worker has been watch promptly pasel. It provides: ing the record of our junior senator and ' back under the bridge east of Oliver Ilub- That all further nun-liases of silver but-1 says of him :" Senator (ioniou K. Hayes is bins, lion bv the I'liiied States of America shall j fuirillms; what his friends expected of him. i Norman P. KavleramI his nephew, Ma cease from and alter the passage or adoction i ,, , ... . , . t ot this resolution, ami that said pnrchaaea ',ore "" ,he 'wslature expires ; rion Miaire, are attending the Portland busl- aiiall not be resumed until an international I Mr. Hayes will more than carry out the pre- j hess college. agreement shall tie reached, which agree- dicctions of his political allies. He was of J. J. Leabo and his son Allen are under zxvx ! ''r- ',o ? fr r1 in elec,i,,g "r tiocr'' cre- .'"v '" ramo- Ameru-a- and which agreement shall tix the s'r- rultoii, the friend of the poor man, , nla. At present they lire on the Hibbard president of the senate, and will always lie farm. found on the side of the people. Senator! Pr. Hurr, an old classmate and Inend ol Hayes, we feel assured, will also do his ut- j I'r. U'av itt. arrived from the Kast retvntly most to bring about a reieal of the law per mitting any deduction from taxes lor indebtedness." Akan'f ' os A oiAIt!n weak, nervous and ailing wo man. Aa haig alia sutTers fnun tiio nchea, isiuia. and denuigi-tnriita Iss-lllmr to her ex, In ciuCt at1 Iss-t to. Hut tliers-'i only norst'ir to IiIaiimv Ith or. neroew Favorite l'n ription, shea a dllftivut woman. And ifaacliauge tlint can Iw vii as well aa felt. I tie ivsii'in w luv igor- atist, tne lhst enrlclasl, ilig-sttou Imprvoml, OH'tanclnily and ncrv-iaum- disis-lhsl W ith tlio " Favorite Pnwcnplioii." all Ilia prosr fiint-tioiM are tsotortsl lo Innlthr action. lerKslinal iaius, ik Imck. Ir ingslown M-iisat ions, nt'rviats iintrn!!-i. all " female coiui'lainta " ara cnrvsl by It. It s the only Miesli, iim- for woman a wenkmwe and ailuienta tliat's iK.imnJerd Ui do wtiat Is ClalllHsl f'lT It, If II d'SSUl't give Mllsfi4,'t,4, In every ttut for winch It a racoruiiM-thled, Uh money u mtunasL Can aoiia-thing le offered by thi d.ler, tliough It may pay Aim Is itor, 1st " jtut at good" f valuation at which silver bullion will there after be received for coinage, without limit as to quantity, at the mints of all the na tions which are parties to said international agreement. This resolution, if adopted by congress, would put the necessity of action upon Eu ropean nations. It would definitely serve notice upon them that we are not going to the silver standard, nor are we going to at- toiupt the hopeless task of rebabitatiug sil ver ourselves. If Ihey want silver remone tiied, we notify them that we stand ready- to go with them, but not one step further j than they are willing to go. It is sound tense, tor tne only way m wnicti silver can ever be renionetized and be given, at tin same time, a stable value, is by the con certed action of all the great commercial nations ot tne world. But this resolution will not pass, we fear. The indications are that the free silver lead ers have determined to drive our finances to the silver standard. They do not want a dollar of the present purchasing power; tl.ey are delineratelv working to drive gold to a premium and cause the dollar of com .merce to have a purchasing wer of 65 cent. We find that this feeling is very strong in some sections of the West, and that the dishonesty is openly applauded. It makes one doubt the success of a free popu lar government to see men so easily misled by demagogues, without the slightest knowl edge of the laws of finance or the lessoi.s of history as to the fads which they set up. The following of these false guides has led yneti, presumably honest, on step by step until they openly advocate a plan which is direct theft, and which will work incalcula ble injury to the very men who are leat able to stand it the working classes. Tole do Blade. Jcdoisu by the following, taken from the editorial column of the lteform Journal, all is not lovely and harmonious in the popu list household : " The cheek and gall of the ' independent' element, and the anarchist element want ing an endorsement of the committee lor their 'supposed' daily tairs. takes the I palm, and the only wonder to us is these I fellows are not worth one hundred thousand dollars apiece. It seems to us if we had the gall these fellows have, and Ii to start He w as in the Cascade train wreck, and lost his trunk containing his diploma and many valuable Instruments. He is wonderfully pleased with our climate. He and Or. Ua vitt served in the same regiment in the con test that broke out in 'til. Revs. Malloy and Boyle are conducting a protracted meeting at the Teasel Creek SI. K. church. Horn, on the ll'th instant, to the wile of Frank Saw tell, a bouncing boy. Cary Herman has an attack of fever at his father . Fanners are plowing away and reMirt the soil in good condition fur working. How to gat five cents per pound for swill MONEY! I Imven full stiilv of inuii, 'V which I w ish to hum on j;o.h1 CLACKAMAS CUINTY FARMS. Of -JO acrcn or more on the most fuvoruhlo tcrum. "e TOU1U me earxn upsiue uown. A laruier bought from his neighbor a hog. That these fellows have not succeeded any j It looked "loine." 'Twas weighed. Five better than they have, is, we suppose, be- cents per pound was paid Tor toe porcine cause they get their gall by s.iiirts," , criiter. Next nay it looked iUlle thin, when " I being again nlaced un the M ales it re.niinl From our news columns will be gathered I the weight of a five gallon can of sloi. to the details of the new plan adopted by the court to secure better roads. We believe that it will commend itself to the best citi zens of the county inasmuch as it will tend to the buildingof better main thoroughfares along such as are most traveled, and inas asruuch as the present system has given us no good roads and lots of grumbling at their horrible condition it is only right that this plan Iw given a thorough trial before hast ening to condemn it. I-et it not suffer from I adverse criticism before it has hud a fair I trial. I The Kntkkprisk report of the legislative proceedings is everywhere acknowledged to balance the swine In the purchase notch. GAKFIKU). A Fat Stock Thief Missing-Surprise Party at Doc. I'almateer'i. Call ami w ine at my I'odtoflict! htiihliiiK', hefure eWwhert'. office, going- NO DELAY AFTER TITLES ARE EXAMINED. Correspondence Solicited. W. H. BURGHARDT, local Agent of the Jams-Conk"!!! Mortnaie Trust Ccmmor, COPPER niVETEDj 3ottoM"PAnt &fekYtylf GUARANTEED. ADDRCSS: BAN rRANCISCO, CAL CLOAKS ! CLOAKS! A largo assortment of to! t t f 1 ni '11 ni--i. Lai. Your choico of any in tho ontiro lot for only S2.85. MANY WORTH FROM J Como at onco before tho best is gone. tl) $K Hamilton & Washburn Park Place Cash Store. i FURNITURE. R PRIER'S Photograph Gallery. If you want unooil ihotoj;niih give him a call at ohl Ktuml op jMwite Purr's huti-her hIioji, NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WOEI DONE PROMPT DELIVERY Garfixlo, Jan. ID. Fur more than a year fat cattle have been inissiiiK from this sec tion, and for a long time It was thought they had strayed into the mountains and got lost, but the mighliors at last became suspicious and kept a clone watch, and finally con. necteil the regular early start taken by one man for Portland with the missing stock, and by the aid of a search wurrmit tin- j be the best of any weekly a,,er in the state, i '1"U''U"1 MV.i'l''"te llis "" f""1"1' 1,1 While the Aliiue club was undoubtedly honest in itsendeavors and object in having the summit of the Cascade mountains set apart as a timber reserve, the opportunity lias been seized upon by a lot of sharks, their scheme being to acquire lieu lands in place of sections b and 3i, which are com paratively worthless in the mountains. If in place of these sections they can secure lieavily timbered or valuable agricultural land elsewhere they can buy it of the state al the nominal sum of 1.2." per acre, or if in the ring they can sell it to the actual buyer at a figure much above that, pay the State a dollar and a quarter an acre and pocket the balance. The school lands of the itatf have been largely appropiated by these allures already, and the opportunity pre ent1 by the proposed act of the presi dent should not be permitted to accrue to their benefit and theirs only. The fact of the matter is, it is lime this unholy traffic in the public school fund, for such it amounts to, should be stopped once for all. The legislature can do no better or more worthy act than to make such provision as will in ure to the school fund tbe full value of ail lands sold. As it is the school fund gets (1.29 and the sharks the balance. and better than most of the dailies furnish their readers. It is complete in narrative style, omitting details not interesting to its readers, and giving prominence lo those features which pertain to or interest this lo cality. In order to provide this excellent report spcial correspondents are watching the proceedings and the editor himself keeps informed by frequent trips to the state ctipi tal. The movement being set on foot by the Mountain View people ia s worthy one that should receive the hearty support of every citizen and uronertv owner of tbe neicrhbor- try uooa. mere is no mora comrnenaaDie od U wsject than the building up of a community, c and a hearty united effort is the bent omen Of success. While in Portland recently a repre sentative of the K.iTKKeiiiHK learned that many of the solid business men of that city do not want to annex a portion of Clackamas county to Multnomah. They say that the plan emanates from certain pol iticians and real estate boomers who do not have the best interests of the city at heart, and that the thoughtful business men are not in favor of annexing more territory until conditions demand it. What's the reason it wouldn't lie a good plan for the property owners on either Klev- enth or Twelfth street to look forward to the improvement of one of those thorough fares during the early spring. Properly graded and improved either one of the streets mentioned would do much towards bringing that part of the city into promi nence, and give to property an increased valuation because of its accessibility. i fact a gully on his place had iiuite the ap- iearance id' a slaughter yard. He wits ar rested and taken before our justice who per mitted him to go and look for kinds. He is evidently still searching lor he has not re ported to the justice and the community has not seen him since his arraignment. Jlr. Hoy arranged a pleaeant surprise party for Doc. I'alinuteer's folks on Tuesday evening of last week, Quite a number of young icople were prec:!' and the evening was spent in singing, playing and shutting. Kvery one present enjoyed the occasion very much. Mrs. Iee Wells is numbered among our neighbors, having lately come among us to live. SOOTHING POWDERS rorCHIlDRlN CUfTING TEEIH New Firm, New Goods, New Prices. You Will Find Our Stock First Class And The Prices Very Low When You Want A Bod, Bureau, Chair, Table or Stand, or Full Bed Room Set Call On Us. RELIEVE FGVERIHH HEAT, JMtEVENT FITS, CONVULSIONS, PltE.HF.rtVE A HEALTHY HT ATE OF THE CON BTITl'TION DUItlNO PERIOD OF TEETU1NO. These ia no cause for controversy over the bill to suspend immigration, and mem- bera of congTvffl who are delaying its pas- gage are not properly serving this country's Interest. Tualatin Notes. Ti'ALATtw, January 1ft. Tualatin Is com ing to the front can now boast ol a minister of her own and getti.. wady lor another revival meeting in the church has already one saw mill and is making preparations to move another one within a half mile of the town. This, if properly translated, would indicate prostienty. Miss Elsie Htone, who spent the holidays with relatives here, has returned to her home in Kalarna. Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Harding of this place have just returned from a week's stay with frionds In Hillsboro, A very pleasant dance In J. It, C. Thomp son's hall Saturday evening was an Impor tant event among the young folks around here . ' r . , The recent snow storm playe sail havoc with Andy Woodby'a barn, ievelina it to J the ground in rather a grotesque shape. No Bw that the words " JOHN BTEEDMAlf, Chem ist, Walworth, Surrey," are engraved oa the OovtTnmMit Htamp afllxml to each packet. M-Hold by all Loading Druggists, Uiicletnku.tr and ICmhahninjr. MRS. PRIOR WinlifcH to thank her kind patrons for punt fitvoiH ulao to cull at tention to her Ktock of as- HOltl'd DOLLS, TOYS. FRUITS, Candies, Nuts, Etc. Hoping to receive the same kind patronngo this year. .JAPANESE PLk CURB A new and complete treatment, consisting nf niiiipuniiiri ,.t, wiiiunmiv III VapHllieS, aUKl III Box and Pills; a positive oure lor Kxternal, Internal, Blind or bleeding, Itching, chninle, Recent or Hereditary Plies, and many diseases and female weaknesses; It Is always a great benefit to the (enaral health. The (Irnt dis covery of a medical euro rendering an opeiatlon with the knife uimeflessary hereafter. This rsmedy has never been known to fall. II por box. 6 for Id; Sent by mall. Why sulfur from this terrible disease whun a wHUam mi a ran in Is given with six boxes to refund the money if out eured.i Send Matne for free sample, Guar antee Issued by Wooim i(,i,arkk & i;0, whole sale and retail drunlsiS. sole aorenU. Portland OreguU, Aftet A Hard V Night A few ilnst-s (,( Moore's lJcvouIed Remedy. Will lirueu you up, put in your idinok ami tho spm-kln in vr oyii. Strictly non-nlroliollr, i'Ih vUl upon persons sullering from j,,,i.,r liiilut ih wonderful. Win. Itimai'ii, of I'orthunl, Ore,, writes: "Moore's Iteveslwl Remedy cured me f irmimiimeNs aim iiia.iu a new mini of mo who am cursed with tho l,,iir m,(t tske It." A. II, Case, of Moiiuirey, Cal.. savs- "It onllrely destroyed my taste for spirit,,,,,, lhilor." i Tryltonce. Hold by all ilnunilt i m....i Holmes Drug Co., Seattle. Wash ' W,rl All slim, ul JOHN A. BECK THE - RELIABLE JEWELER Cornor of Front anil Morrison PORTLAND, OREGON IS HULL ON KAKTJI. For Ronoral renalrlno- ) m i without a peer. For fleid .!.,., ... liable gootlfl his store is second to none. Trv him ! Cooke's Stables, W.H.COOKE, Managor, Hiiere.nr in p. II T ,t I i Corner Fourth il Main Htrwti., OKKdOX CITY. Tin, I.KAUIMi MVKHY HTAItl.K 01 City- Hixs of B,1V derlpUon (iirnlMlied on short iiolh e. AH kinds of Tru. it and Ivluery Il,i. hesH iioii,plly atunideil t0. WOOD TURJV1JV(3 SCROLLAWING BOXES OF ANY SIZES MANUFACTURED I'artio, ''""Irin. Wo7;r Turning, V,t. Shop Carpenter's Work Will bo Hiiltnd hv llfillt.... .... Doors, Windows and Blinds O;- H; BESTOW rOP. the CWeBational nv.' - vuurcq