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Oregon City Enterprise. FRIDAY, JI NK 1. 18'M. SPRAY OF THE FALLS. IVices the lowest Red Front Stow. Red Men's picnic nd concert by Port land Military band June 10. Only 25c. per jouiid can (or Cedar Camphor. Sold by all druggist. First claw loan placed without delay at usual rates. W. II. Bl'RUllAHDT. Wauled, a No. 8 second hand cook stove. Address, with price, "Stove," care K.ntkkirisk. Rurmeister A Andresen keep all kinds of strititrs for the violin, guitar, banjo, mandolin, etc. -it The regular republican nominee for ju-tice of the peace is J. W. O'Connell, who needs no introduction. SVfdnun's Soothing Powders sueoess- fully used for children, during the teeth ing period, for over fifty years. A band of forty pieces will entertain vou at the limit' at Froderiek's park June 10 given by Wacheno social club. Runneister & Andresen have taken the agency for the sweet toned Kimball organ. Sold at prices never In-fore given in Oregon City. 4t No one should mics the opportunity to hear Miss Skillman. She 18 recognized in Portland as one of the leading con tralto singers. POLITICAL POINTERS. Among the Candidates Nome Meetings New a of the Rattle. Refresh yuiseif these hot days with a dish of ice cream soda at the Novelty Ice Cream pallors, second door to Runneis ter A Andresen's. J. I'. Campbell and D. W. Kinnaird will seak at Viola on Saturday evening when the voters of that lively burg may expect some lively republican doctrine. Arrangement have been maile bv the committee for rousing republican meet ing at Park Place on Friday evening, June 1st at which pi see the legislative and other candidates will be present to address the voters. Republicans should turn out in force. The republican candidate were at Wilsouville on Tuesday evening when the snug A. 0. U. W. hall was crowded to its full capacity, with part of the crowd standing out of doors. The people up that way are good republican as any one can see who rides through that fertile section ami see how the hard working farmers have made it blossom like the rose. Fine buildings and well tilled acres don't make populists. Mr. Uutperlet, well-known audi staunch democrat of New Kra precinct, I is not an enthusiastic Oanohg man this I year for the reason that darning's care-1 lessnesscost him dear last year, lie) came down to pay his taxes and when I be received his receipts, thinking the amount not unite enough he asked par ticularly if that was all. being assured mat it was, lie went home. Some time i would refuse to come to the state and improvements would cease. Words can not express the e il which would follow. The men who would suffer worst would lie the laWing men whom the populists are trying to deceive into voting for populists. Oregon Citv laboring men who want to oe mills built here an. I improvements of all kinds inaugurated in connection with our vast water power must not ex pect to see anything of the kind if the state or legislature goes populist. The two will not go together. If you want a populist government you must make up your mind to do without factories and improvements. If you desire the mills then vote solid against populism. You take your choice when you vote next Monday. Once in awhile some fellow is found who is rehashing the old threshed out story about F.li Maddock's not paying his taxes. There is no man in this county who would have paid his taxes under the circumstances. The tax roll called for uearly t:W more th.m he ought to pay and the sheriff refused to The Last Vute. For the puroae of comparison the vote of two year ago upon congressman In this county, Is here given by precincts. It Is of course larger than the vote on county olllerrs, hut it will give some thing to base calculation upon. It Is as follows: Aheruelhy Hitrlnw Heaver I'reek. Itoriiig t'aiieinali I'anliy Canyon Creek Ckvii.Ii'h.., , t'herry villa ,, Clackamas , , , I'HIIIHSI'II. Kagla Creek. Klv tiartlelil lieorge ...... 1 1 a r lit in ... Highland Lower Mulalla. l.t Marttiaiii T-.' Milk Creek .1) Mllumiltix INI lake the proor amount. When the I Needy s: court adjusted the matter and took otr '' Kr, -v.---; M ,. . ' , . , . , OrciMii Cliv No. 1 pBl the unjust part of the tax Kli walked 'Oregon City No in up and paid his bill. You would have t''rt', hM done the same. riea.anl Hill t Sarnie mier . Is Nods Spring. . Ill Sievern , . 1 I Tualatin 37 I'liliiit , -.1! afterwards he received a letter from ! ,or tlm t,,'k,', I Viola ... :'l Ganomr savin that his ix nnt i.ul.l I Not a republican candidate has with-1 W en Side 41 Republicans should he at the polls early and remain late, and every one , of them all should be an earnest worker i and that cesis had ben made on it. Ileil,ran 'rom ,l,tl ticket. l)ln't permit: Tuesday the 2.)th of this month, Rob en. infant son of Hiram and Katie Hart, tiled at their residence in this city, aged 9 months. The funeral occurred from their residence on Wednesday. The directors of the West Side school in -I the first of the week and re-elected the old corps of teachers for the coming vt-nr. These are H. B. Starkweather, Mi-g Ana Raird and Miw Olive Lewell " - t-: 1 . If: t. w ... i rieuus ui .:- cessie i.aintM'ii in this city have receive! neat cards an nouncing tlut she will be married to Pr. William I.ee Wood at St. Stephen's chapel in Portland on the 7th of June at 3 o'clock. The Entkhchisk will issue a special edition next Tuesday evening containing the report of the election if enough re turns are in to make it an object. Par lies in all precincts should see that full returns are Kent in early on Tuesday. I have a new Improved Fast Running Loom for Carpet Weaving. Will fur .. ; , v. -. . . ...1 1 u. I . n-m weave lor si cents per yard, guilty of work guaranteed. Drop card or see J. M. Graham in Oregon Citv. AJdress Mrs. Henry Hughes, Reaver Creek. Buy your groceries of F. Dresser & Co., 329 Washington St., Portland, and get the "Wonders of the World's Fair" abso lutely free of expense. Everv $3.50 pur chase secures one portfolio, (joods d-.ivered. at boat and car landings at -Oregon ( it v. That was an immense concourse of J people which gathered at Sandv to hear : driven in from twenty-five miles away The hall was packed to overflowing and it will hold atiout 600. Sandv people 4 J raactNcTs, a. I as m , id '.'I si ill , M HI tl 4 ' , . : U) .V 7 1 .. :a 7 T a . m x :m a , ia :i7 in 1 t ,'. m i!i w y j-f 17 H 4 3 f L , il 17 HI K I -ill . 4!i IS .V) ft h jf" 40 4:1 S ,, 4H 17 SH 7 1 si J .nnpp . .4 1 ks a n 1 1 1 S 5? J11U1U ft irj 41 .Hi A V 1 1 S 411 a 4 M 4.' i:i M I' 1 II Til 10 ft ;? F. c. 14 4 8 '2 1 inniti :u 1:1 1.1 um ti 1 7-.' M 1 1 1 'Jil ji .4 a s tui 1107 r.7 2 SKDEXTAliV OCCVr ATIOX, plenty of sitting down and not much exercise, ought to have Dr. I'leree't Plcanant I'ellela to go with It. They almolutely and permnnenlly rxr I onntlpatlon, One tiny, sogiir coatod IVIIrt la a corrective, a regulator, a gentle laxative. They're the smallest, the easiest to lake, and the mnst natural remedy no reni Hon afterward. Hick Headache, Rlllnui Headache, Indigestion, lllllout Attacks, and all tomiich and bowel ileruiigeiueiiU ant prevented, relieved and cuied, A 11 Totals "7 deiift appreciate that kind of an officer 1 "v on 10 ,:,H'tM.V0J1; Mr nerlul Servlrrs. and will not help to re-elect him. ! The publication of "the Uler fn.n. S 1 m :..i 1. .1 1 i . I .'H-IlHillHI WI IITB WITH lll'll III lllfT M Ramshy in lust week's Herald, while Congrcgationul chun h on Sunday morn intended to hurt Ramshv and Haves in,. m,.l.,r 11. ... m... 1.. i. ,.1 the joint debate between Mr. Brownell does not cast any reflection Uain either, 1 ,.i,v ,. . Sons of Veteran, and Mr. Starkweather on Saturday even-1 but it has disclosed and exixwcda worthy and the Women'. Relief Cm pa. The - remar.ea uiai people nail ; oair. There is nuth tur in u. l..ltr 1.. .1 - .1.1 .11 t. .. it - - . t 1 1111 ti nBn riuHiH'ii ui im inn rutiui'ii r cast an v reflection upon any body ex- the post, camp, ami boys' brigade hav cept'hat it is not specific and can he ing marched from the lull, led by the distorted if an evil disiuoed is-rson is so ' tmn.l. Tl, 11,. vim OTAM tl.A I. . l . . . t ! . 1. . . . . 7 My ml mr.inciinej. .ow it Happened that this the minis'ers of the down town churches Brownell got away with the debate in i letter written bv Mr. Ramshv fell into : .l.i.d. Iwd 1., .11 ... na Bh.iui .a........ ...i ' ....v t-....,r. inn iDtniin ni .iititn h.vMrhni.1 rw.u i ,..! A "rot.n lit Till lln" It quickly eurml by ir. Sk's ('a UiitIi Kriiieily. Ho Is Cntnrrlml lleadni-liit, mid evvry troiilils caiiHsl liy t'atnrrh. Ho I Ca tarrh Itxlf. Tlia pnirii'tora oirer .VO fur any cuo wbUb Uuy cannot cunt. Hcforo contracting your crop it will le to your interest to HI'C C. J. MITCHELL. Al'IIOKA, (IWICOllN. I.lllf utti.l ,t Co., IU nii.l lirj rrulil Slrc.'l, Hu "rslirl.t'il. I.llieiulisl hriM .s snd 10 Water Hi. Nr Vtuk. VJ llomusli High St., ImmIou STREYFFELER, Tiaciucu nil on ion nmnn mil nunn IAD. IIAflU AilU V UiUC lUUUhL In Oregon City F.very Saturday, Leave mders at Fnterprino llli s. 4IS K. Market ft., Portland, Or. F6FsElTprTRADE ft Trsel.nl Ct.ACKAMAS KIltIT I.AMS IhmmI tmiiM. tt.ru, ee. AImi l.OIS IN III.ApsruNK J. K liKoiiM I'.rk I'Li'ii. (rr(.m I A.I l.ltientl ..l.ry mtfi nni-n. i.i. 1 erkl. IVrm.iinit pHilll.fi I1K11W ,N IIK11S. I 1 11.. .Siir.rry lui'ii. I'uril.iid. nrriu. I It will la) tl) till' 111- tcrcnt of till! tux myeri of (.'litcku inns cotinty to vo to A. J. Washburn, Kcn'ular IVnuicratic Nomiina' for Treasurer. For District Attorney, E. F. Driggs, OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Regular lVmocratic Nomina'. T.'W. Fouts, Indopondont Candidato for Justice Fourth Ministerial District em linictiin Oregon City, C'uiu'tnnli, Abernctliy, Kly nml West Siiln. r AM Kl- I'u.htiis Cmiv.... r if I lire... For Justice of the Peace W. L WHITE, Independent Candidate Fourth Justice District. ll A V .. . r n I. I I l't- U nih I. 11 I- irl'.v ' I l"-niii Im iwi r A k )"Uf d'lf r li.r ll.l ol prln- nr rue hi CUi-KI 4 HK Kits. I'irtl...l, Ol. WJ1 Fred Hesse's German scheme don't j known to himself Certain it is that an work to his entire satisfaction. In the honest man would promptly have place! first place Germans are not only more ! ',ie letter, no matter how obtained, in American than he gave them credit for, j the hands of its owner. Did John do but they are a great deal more inlelli-1 this? Oh no! Notwithstanding he knew Let all who ran spare the time irive a helping hnnd by attending the school entertainment. The proceeds go toward Jaying the balance on the organ pur chased last fall. The organ has been of jreat use to the school and the children are trying 1 ard to pay for it. Sidney Smyth went down to St. Helens on Monday to confer with the county court relative to a big fill across Merrill lake on the St. Helen's and Rainier riad. It resulted in his securing the contract, which calls for a fill about 000 feet long and from twelve to eighteen feet high. Miss Ressie Evans, of Oswego, w ho is admitted tc be the best teacher of elocu tion in the state, will be at the Metho dist church in this city on the evening of June 5th with a class of fifteen of her Oswego pupils and will give an entertain ment in recitation and class exercises, which cannot fail to prove most attract ive. Have you seen the latest ? The place to find it is at the mamoth store ol Char man & Son where they have just received a fine stock of the latest novelties in dree, goods together with a full line of the la-t-st novelties in trirrmings, including llo- celebrated Hercules braid. The but tons to match are something new and unique which you should not miss seeing. Ladies desiring to purchase on reason able terms and at a great sacrifice a well established, eiuipjed and profitable ladies Turkish bathing, hairdressing and manicuring store can iearn of such an opening by addressing or calling at No. as.) aiornson ut, Marquam block, Port land. The only Turkish baths for ladies in the city. Reason for selling ill health. 4t About 2 o'clock on Thursday R. Pres ton, a gambler about town attempted to end his life by deliberately walking into the river at the foot of Third street. The water was shallow near the shore on ac count of the rise, but he struck right out and waded for deep water till he went beyond his depth. Several saw him go in and Frank Brown hurried to his res cue in a boat. He was clinging to a wil low twig and sunk twice before Frank pulled him out. He neither called for help nor ofTered any explanation after lie was brought ashore, gent than he thought they were. They sav that they know what thev want and what is right and don't need to lie told how to vote. One day last week he was in the place of business of a German and was talking politics in German when the proprietor told him either to talk Eng lish or quit talking, and concluded by saying that he was a German, but that he was more of an American. Some of the democratic candidates think that Ganong minht as well have run independent for all the good he is doing them or the ticket. Starkweather did'nt make any votes by stealing the democratic meeting at Paik Place on Monday night. The republicans of Mt. Pleasant listened to a couple of good sieeches at Partlow'a hall on Tuesday evening. Would be county Judge Everhart was justice of the peace in his neighlior-' hood a few years sgo and tried an im-! portant case, w hich whs carried to the I participate in the memorial service . The adilre.a was delivered by Rev. Oilman Parker and was well received. The serv ice were interexting throughout. The churches ou the hill did not dismiss as it would have Iks-11 imitonsihle for all to have gained admi-sion down town, but PECIAL SALE the owner of the leiter well, he refusal to give it up and instead gave it as it ap- services of a memorial nature were held pears to Hankins, who went to Ramsby : in each. and told him tl at the Herald was going j The rain which began in the morning to publish the letter on bin), but if he and continued moet of the day sailed would put up five or ten dollura it would ' the exercises on Wednesday. Judging be hushed up. Hankins said that he j by th crowds upon the streets which anew it could be kept quiet for ten dul- were thronged In spite of the rain, the s UJ? Children's and Youth's Suits We lire going to sell ourstix-k of chiMrcn's clothing tit iriccs that cannot Im duplicated in this city or Portland. Suits, ti to 14 vctirs, , . Ucgnliir IT lars and thought it might for five. Ramsby was not proposing to he black mailed so told his opponent, Hankins, to publish it as much as he liked. It would appear that when Hankins and Everhart found that they could not make ten dollars out of it they gave it to the Herald to publish. Nice men these for county ollicers. If there was anything wrong with the letter what right had Everhart and Hankins to agree tocorer it np. Yes, indeed, they are a pretty pair. The grand jury had better look it up. Rlsckmailing is a seriois crime. The entertainment given by the Sons of Veterans on the evening of Peroration circuit court and lost either because he day was a most successful ami interest could not make out a correct transcript ; ing affair. Tie exercises consisted of a from his records or was too ignorant to j 8,ort address, music, recitations followed make a transcript. Before the aUurney could send out for another copy it was too late to file the transcript. A man who cannot make a correct justice court parade and ceremonies would have been the largest and most impressive ever witnessed in the city. It was thought by many in ti e morning that the r-in would pruve only a passing shower and hundreds prepared to join the parade, while many went to the cemetery. Co. F waasetit to escort the school children down town, and upon their arrival a very creditable procession marched up the street to hall wUre brief ser vices wore held, the oration IsHng de livered by Rev. J. A. I-Vkstorni. It was a well prepuied, thoughtful and Very mvrltoi ions address, and w as highly commended by alt who heurd it. At th close of the exercises in the hall a coiniiMttee was appointed to take the flowers which the school children had Suits, 11 to ye.irs Krgulur Suits, 5 to 1 1 years, Kcgiiltir Suits, (J to 10 yean, Regular Suits, 5 to Hi years, Ucizular Suits, 7 to 12 years, RcKiiUr Suits, 0 to year Regular .')0 for M IN) U) for 5 (K) (X) fr M fur (HI for f0 for V) for 4 00 .1 ': 2 75 2 M 1 fit) The Brownsville goods are not included in them riivM. A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT Will lc liuido in all lines of- BROWNSVILLE GOODS. GLASS & SMYTH. transcript ought not to be entrusted with the making of the county and court docket. The paers of this city are to be coin mended for abstaining from dirty politics this year, and to none is more credit due than to the publishers of the Herald who in order to do fo have had to stand i iff the importunities and demands of their own party. No one can appreciate the trying position in which thev have lieen placed who does not know the un just and unreasonable demands umde by pI)U''H' leaders. It is a boast of such populists as John Everhart that a nun does not need to know law to fill certain of the legal offices, but people like Everhart not only do not know law but are too ego tistic to listen to advice or reason. Such men get set in their opinion and are too hull headed to listen to common sense. They possess a capacity for evil in posi tion of trust greater than the money which they are required to expend. Leading populists here virtually con cede that they are making a fight simply for the offices and that if they fail to get these internal dissensions will cause the party to go to smash. Such reformers as Starkweather and Hankins will then have to look up gome new hobby to ride. JuBt what visionary scheme they will conclude to try and ride into power then would be hard to guess. Several of the judges and clerks of election as given in the Emtkkpkisk will have to abstain from serving and permit others to be chosen in their places as under the law no person who is an in terested party, that is, a candidate, can serve as a judge or clerk of election. Republican voters who are inclined to support the populist legislative ticket should stop and ask themselves what they personally have to gain by the election of suck men as Starkweather and Casto? With a populist legislature intelligent people -all over the United States would conclude that laws averse to capital and progress would be passed. The state would be shunned, capital by a social time at whirl, ice cteam was cemcwy 10 served. All who were present, and the j Krve which i-onelu.Wd ihe hall was crowded, speuk in warm praise I ex"r,;"M,"- of the entertainment. Members of the i ,f ,Vk 1W bn'1 ta"M camp and post were nearly all present, i: "Tic '.r " 0, C"ion llur",1 1,18 Iwb.to Uheore.Hiwi being a s.t of a reunion . l,mrcU ft,"V"e brml " ''" The proceeds were to oav off so,n A-b.s ! 11,9 crowd ,,i,;b l'lretly in- incurred by the camp. te,uU"i ,8 lnttke ,luy h " l"r 10 . i disperse, and It was not till night that Aiacompeunveciriii at tne armory ; the streets assumed tlu-ir wonted on Wednesday evening for inciiihfrs of . puaranve. the Hoys Brigade of this cry there were eight entries. At tlw? close of over an hour'B trial conducted by Captain Ganong and Sargeant Huntlev the prize medal was awarded to James Gray as being the best drilled. Those who con ducted the drill speuk in high terms of his efficiency. He will carry the prize p- for three months when coirqieted for. it must again be The most unique and attractive enter tainment of the season is that to be given Friday evening, June 1st, when the Brownies will apM.-ar in all their gro tesqueness. The entertainment will in clude a' delightful operetta and the Bellamy Lancers. Wednesday the Salvation Army laid, w'th appropriate ceremonies, the corner stone for their new barracks, which are to be erected between Main street and the railroad track on Sixth street. Parties who are interested to know who are to sit as the jud ges and clerks of elec tion in their respective precincts will find a full corrected list by referring to the eighth page of the Entkhi'iuhk. A couple of opulists, Walgamutt and llibbard, endeavored topuzzle Mr. iJodd at Wright's Spiings by asking him ques tions, hut thev did not make anything t by t. 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Frank Louis lias purchased a flue now safety speeded to sixty-four, which is 'our points higher than any other in town. The boys say that it is a flyer. The Baptist Junior society Is pre paring to give an entertainment on the evening of June 12th which promises to bo an interesting affair. There was a Unitarian picnic at the Mugoue grove down the Clackamas on Saturday and a pleasant time is reported. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. H) tl I' Da kin Powder: The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used ia Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Ctoice Literature, Stories, Poems. Sketches of Travel, History, etc. FREEeuTT;:rNf.,l"H $300 Wotes 011 the newrat style in dresa, lloriailture, etc. Valuable house lilnta, pretty design, in needlework. A iece of choice Music 11 every number. All fur only f l oo per year. Handsome premiums fur getting up clubs. It-apt Copy, I o4s. iJ TflP NfW PAfprQnn Madino Art Wo Wow Uama Mirii7ina Id U PHILADELPHIA. I PHILADELPHIA. 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