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A9KJITS rORTH! ENTERPRISE.
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. T. B. Thomas
Geo. Knixht
Clackamas.'. V.).h.:. A Mather
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t'tiion Mills. ...... ..U. J. irulliiiger
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Pamasc.ts.,..,m.i,'i.V
Henrv A. Snyder
L J, Perdu
, 11. Wilbern
J. C. Elliott
Sandy . . ay. id. . uU) :t . 1 1
F. Gtvtsch
Salmon iitiit-ifw Mrs. W. M. Mclntyr
Currinsville Geo. J. Currin
CherryTille Mrs. M.J. Hammer
Marmot M '
. Adolph AscboU
,MH'tiiM"l!ilillAHlZEft
1. Is ',Riiv f julwt't He claims to be
secretary ot tljetai, committee.
2. Di tJen, filter into a combination
with Simtyn jq ryevejit the organization of
tbe rjonpMtjr juouf' J He pleads gailty.to
tbe charge. " ..,., .
S. Doet tha jxnU(lit, central committee
represents" partj; in jClackamas county?
it claim. uv ;',,,
4. Do ftje.populisi fifty in Clackamas
county beiiyyr nftgesaipn should be held, and
that its rgitrjesyptavesshoqld, prevent the
aame for noiy f doea, because it en
dorsed VilWti tpo isalbo sustained by tbe
organ of jiat.patfg. , . , .
Tberefore.fl iety in Clackamas county
etands coflitfjedi tpi pment a session of
the legisUmvevbiitWC. paid-
d liTrrTtTT"-"
,89010,11 ANP B08SISH.
"The pbdiiiutsief Oregon nave by no
means decided sonde course tbey . will pur
ue in the camintrrstata election. Thi state
must beflcarrfedilforl direct legislation it
alone is toiaatejnaedi'of tlie state aeainst
. ioqdle aMwbewUnk, uyi populist con
tmporai"iu hi.
in me ngDt or rent events tbe only way
to keep boMls1 inttftomism out of the legis
lature is to not send populists there. Wbo
were the WerWrrtt'ths bosses at the last
session frfcjiri'Oiie'kamas county? Wbo re
ceived mnel'asa;bTibe to prevent the or
. faniiatioHoTtrVMmse and came home and
"vfeoasted ef jtr .'fslt that aetit before
tbe peopfejn ie m'aig'n of 196 pledging
tbemselvjoVpVreci legislation!" a just
and equitgWe asesspi'eiit law; the abolition
. .f all W!j"j;f9fir pie cutting offofap
pfopiiatiojij Wlf Sgriciiiiural fairs; tbe
hdnieste!( feinpiion bill; a registration
lawi is jell, aaj'piany oilier measures, and
then elcfledj absolutely refused to even
take the tWjflf Ofard carrying out these
pledges, jjk eoi)ron'ted with gold dollars?
Wbo. ineeas itlthal did notknow
enough tojake, eoath of office until after
the conuulipnaj 'limit ol ,40 days for tbe
legislatu; ppijilete its work h ad elapsed ?
Did the)poapuJUst.nienjberB think those
measures fWty, . by." some magic, enact
tbemselvaajpip lawa wjlbouMbe organiza
tion of tl egUlat tire? Who was it that
stated eqwe, nbifttia, ago he received $80
from a fjmflade, up by tbe enemies of
Mitchell and only ten days ago changed bis
taiemeif ajifjfmi he (borrowed ,lhe money
from BouflUft?o,;Wl wa it that feasted and
fattened candmjledi awretly upon dames
from 8la(tifnl,at.ihBourne' headquarters
on monttji liruKiged "by the enemies of
Mitchell L','ii:,W8 it hut the Clackamas
county t.alniiiii), , hose courte the popu
list ceiit4ul,ijcxniniUee .have already en
dorsed. 6,1,1 ,q udlyit i..; ; .
"Boodlaarl MtHnr." did you say!
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iOIMJfOK gOKBKTT.
The adverse report from the senate com
mu tee g tmilKtgiu)d elections as to the
eating of Mr. H. W. Corbett virtually set
ties the (Jtri'timbse ior with an adverse
report frfanitifelcohimittee it ia not likely
tbat the teBate wifl ever waste any time in
voting upon tli subject; and if tbe que
tion s h o ulil eon ie lip for a final vote before
that body ilinre jainol tbe slightest chance
tbat the;; roii;iuiuee uwould be reversed.
The brotltl ew,;tliat tovseat-Mr. Corbett in
view oi sue i,ancirt?iHtances wtilob led up
- to hi appointment 'and the.' dangerous
precedent ' lliat i would thereby be estab
lished, whs thbrolighly considered by the
committee;'! TlnjMreport is commendable,
lor it proves conti naively that a man cannot
get into Uiel UniWd Slates senate by the
prevention dfIaitsion of state legislature.
Tbe wfltev hua iever believed Mr. Cor
bett woutlti Wted and there are indeed
comparafivelj-'few'. people who believe the
governer'ivlidnf.irt 'so- when the appoint
ment waS made',' En" something had to be
done to trtVfTV'A'teSWertCy'of good faith with
tbe old grirrtlem'aYi.' Money must be bad to
buy up U'RWalltfUls gang. Mr. Corbett
had the r?i6A'py,' aVAl Also an ambition to be
senator, aWoL'ii'rJfe 'Undoubtedly knew he
could neferfeael'llal place except by the
use of niffttJWiH'lne're'fore the manipula
tors set ary(A w nake'hinl believe by the
use of mcft'ieV H"bs1oi1 of the legislature
could beX'litk&nVw, and when this was
done, in He'd7 or WWifhriii'shiiig the where
with to aiJcoWp'llL'''the work, he should
have the The old gentleman
was suae 4jlHe,.,(Vatt,ery','a:na when a seat
in the senlite Was iff'lhe dim future, green
could be mad to look white to him, and
to it is said tbe money waa forthcoming,
and that, too, In large quantities, but alas,
his usual 10 per cent Interest never re
turned. The legislature was held up, the
election of a senator prevented and Mr.
Corbett was duly appointed by the governor
and thus tar the job, so far as Oregon was
concerned, waa complete. Hut United
States senators could not be purchased for
$80 a head. That august body could not
Indorse the chicanery of U'Ken, Harkley A
Co., in debauching a sovereign slate, and
consequently Mr. Corbett, at least poorer,
If not wiser, will have tbe opportunity of
paying bis own fare back to Ibe state be
assisted to disgrace. The others who as
sisted in tli io disgraceful drama will meet
the sam fate when the time cornea.
Thiri is no d I (Terence between a man
who proves a traitor and tbe one who
applauds his acts. Therefore the man who
upholds the Salem disgrace confesses that
be would do tbe same thing if given the
opportunity. An accomplice In murder is
equally guilty with the matt who handles
the gun, and shows his willingness to do
the killing himself if the gun was in hla
own hand. So also with the man who an.
plauds tbe Salem conspiracy be is as
guilty as tbe conspirator.
Tiierb was no day during the entire at
tempted session of tbe last legislature that
the populist could hot bave made up a
quorum with th 20 republican wbo were,
there every day anxious to organise, The'
v republicans used every honorable argu
ment with the populists to Induce them to
do their duty, but not a single one of them
would take the oath or enter upon the di
h.PtfB nt lk.. fln, In Ik. ... 1. 1 L.
had elected them. Wrier, th.n ,h.,8lMS (''" '
blame?
It will never be known who sprung tbe trap
for the execution of Currant. Tbe spring
to the drop waa operated by a'cord which
led to an adjoining apartment, and there
were two other cords which fed the same
course but were not connected with tbe ma
chinery. Three guards were stationed in
the apartment, wbo at a signal from Lunt,
the hangman, cut aimultaueously all three
cord. This is designed, of course, to ease
the conscience of tbe real executioner, and
is borrowed from the army code of thedrum
court-martial, when tbe prisoner is con
demned to be shot Several guns are loaded.
but only one with ball, and the member of
tbe firing squad who wings the deadly mis
sile is absolutely unknown.
WHAT THE PA REM SAY.
(Sherman County Ooserver.)
A The Observer predicted last week the
Jo. Simon republican refuse to harmon
ize the republican of Multnomah county.
All tbat the Mitchell republican, to called.
asked lor was a return to the principles of
majority rule. Now tbat the Simon faction
reject these offers without giving good rea
sons they will have to answer for it before
tha state convention. They simply prove
tbat they want to rule or ruin. Oregon ha
bad quite enough of their rule or ruin and
will take no more of it.
(Roseburg f laindealer.)
The Federation of Labor asks congress to
"stop the indescriminate and dangerous
use of the writ of injunction." Why? Has
any harm ever befallen persdh of Corpora
tion bee A use oi the enforcement of tbe writ?
It has often called a bait on lawless mobs,
and angry litigants, who otherwise would
bave worked miscbieft before the ordinary
machinery of the law could be brought to
bear. It deprives no man of his rights. It
object is to protect. He wbo expects to
obey the law and do equity is not com
plaining of tbe writ of injunction.
(Hillsboro Indepr.ttilenL)
ITRen has been endorsed by his partv in
Clackamas county. It was not a unani
mous vote, but the whitewash la more or
less thick. It ia well. U'Ren is corrupt.
He took money and paid some to others of
bis party. His party endorses bim and
partakes of his corruption. The party is
not pure. Are those letters forgeries? Not
a bit of it. U'Ren got the compromising let
ters from Young and left them in an old
secretary, vt lien be moved be did not
take them. Mrs. Lewellmg found them
and gave them out where they would do
tbe most good.
(Milton Eagle.)
The senatorial contest in Ohio has re
sulted in the election of Marcus A. Ilanna
for tbe long and short term. The shout of
exultation that went up from the free sil
ver element all over tbe nation at what they
supposed meant defeat for the man wbo
managed President McKinley' campaign,
and was therefore directly responsible for
Willie Bryan's defeat, was shouted just a
little too soon, and now these same fellows
are kicking themselves because they didn't
keep their mouths shut. Hanna has been
vindicated in bis own state. Of course his
enemies say it was money and not personal
worth tbat secured his triumph, and that
is probably true, as personal worth, except
it be computed in dollars and cents, seldom
enters in latter day politics.
(The Dalles Chronicle, rep.)
Tbe Simon men bave refused the offer of
compromise made by the Mitchell republi
cans, and all prospects of harmonious action
in Multnomah county have vanished. The
course taken by Simon, Mallory, et al.,
refusing to make peace in tbe party will
come with little surprise. Unless tbey can
control the whole machinery of the party
and state, these self-constituted leaders are
disgruntled and revengeful. In their sel
fishness tbey leave room for no one else to
aspire to prominence outside of their own
favorites and henchmen. Tbe attack made
by Rufus Mallory on Geo H. Williams in
his letter published two days ago, will go
far towards strengthening the cause of the
Mitchell republicans. To charge Judge
Williams with being unduly partial or
prejudiced is to make allegations which the
people at large will not believe true. Tbe
very fact that tbe 8itnon men are unwilling
that this venerable statesman should act as
an arbiter of differences because they fear
be might decide in favor of the Mitchell
republicans' contentions, will be to many
strong evidence that tbe claims of the
Mitchell men are meritorious. The letter
of Rump Mallory and the answer of the
Simon committee will not find commenda
tion In the minds of fair-minded people
Calling people hard names ta not arguinont,
and abuse does not win converts. W had
hoped to see the trouble In Multnomah
county satisfactorily adjusted, but the
action of the Simon men makes this Impos
sible. The fault lie a ilh the men who in
their blind passion, would wreck the party
rather than Senator Mitchell should be
re-elected.
(Hillsboro Independent.)
II Ken worked there for money. There
seems to be no doubt about that. Young
was In the ring, too. The two people are
the chief otticer of Hi populist party,
chairman and secretary. And how many
declamation we have heard about th cor
ruption in the old parlies and the alilt
purity of th populists. If any one can
point to more corruption than 1 told of
U'Ken In Mrs. Lewellliig'i affidavit, then
name him. U Hen acknowledge to getting
PO. What did be do with the remainder of
that big roll of bills? ll must have ills
tributed them to the other populist mem
bers. Indeed he say he did, all taking of
theswag except Ogle. Wherefore it appear
that the whole patty Is corrupt, or rather
th leader. Th honest electors have been
deceived. They thought the protestations
of purity and the abhorence of bribery were
true and they voted for them only to Hml
that they bad given their u1raKe to a
gang of schemera tricksters, corruplionists,
bribers and bribe-taker.
(Pendleton ItepUbllcan.)
Under ordinary circumstances Pendleton
ran develop more candidates for oltlce and
the hand of the
dominant party than any other town of Ita
six in the state. If tbt republican party
of Eastern Oregon did not have o hiany
good mett who were willing to (acriHce
their personal Interests to serve tbe state,
or the nation for that matter, we beMve it
would be possible, by pulling together, to
ecure the nomination of some good repub
lican of thi section for an Important state
office, next spring, and on at that whole
in no way connected with tbe despicable
Pendleton ring, or the Multnomah Kil
kenny cat fight. But we need not look for
anything more serious than a score or
more candidates, each going It alone for
this or tbat office, with the usual result. If
the time ever come when the republican
party of Eastern Oregon 1 united It can de
mand and receive the recognition due an
important section of country, and the rep
resentatives of a parly giving evidence of
their sanity and earnestness in asking for
what they belelve to be justly due them.
Will that lime ever come? Certainly not
so long as the people of this section imagine
there is something to be gained by "stand
ing in" with Jo Simon and Multnetnah
county instead of standing on their own
bottom, as they will sooner or latter bave
to do.
TEK COURT SUSTAINED.
Sahdv, Or., Jan. 13-(Tothe Kditor)-As
there is some comment on tbe action of the
county court in Ignoring two numerously
igned petition of applicant for road
supervisor io this road district and appoint
ing J. H. Revenue, who was not an appli
cant for tbe position, I htve been asked if
some one I trying to get a "political pull"
On bim. I answer, no I don't believe Any
one has got a string on bim, or will bave.
He is just so independent that he can never
be used as a cat' paw to pull the political
chestnuts, or any other kind, out of the tire
for any one. Tbe facts are it was a common
sense appointment, and many here know
this fact, that he baa ever been in advocate
of bettering the condition bt our public
roads and In volunteering work to Improve
them. And this Is what tiller rf the soil
are interested In,- getting all tbfet can posai.
bly done for improving the highways and
there is many with rftyKerf who think there
was no mistake made fn appointing J H
Revenue supervisor of the Sandy road dis
trict. Good Roads.
A Comity's Resources.
Tlie Dalles Times-Mountaineer has
just issued a souvenir edition, in maga
line form, of the resources o( Wanco a nil
Sherman counties, which is illustrated,
showing the business institutions of these
two counties, together with the portraits
of the leading business men rtf ' the sec
tion represented. The resources of that
part of Eastern Oregon are set forth
in detail so that the reader may
arrive at a correct -Impression of the
country. The magazine is well written
and the printing is a work of art. It is
just the thing that should be done in
Clackamas county as an inducement to
borne seekers. A copy of the production
can be seen at this of lice.
Tbe Discovery of The Day.
Ang. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shreveport, La., says "Dr. King's Dis
covery is the only thing that cures
my cough, , and it is. the best
seller I bave." J. F. Campbell,
merchant of Saffbrd. Ariz., writes: Dr.
King b New Discovery Is all that is
claimed for it; it never fails, and is a
sure cure for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. I cannot say enough for its
merits." Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is not
an experiment. It has been tried for
a quarter of a century, and to-day Btands
at the head. It never disappoints,
Free trial bottles at Charman & Co.'i
Drug Store.
Purse Found .
About three weeks ago Mr. Frank Bar
low picked up a purse in frontof his store
containing some money and other arti
cles. Owner can have the same by call
ing at this office and paying for this
notice.
Notice.
The mrmbers of the Congregational
church choir are requested to meet at
the church for regular choir rehearsal
Friday evening, 8 o'clock sharp, Mrs.
J. II. Strickler, director.
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Is the new year. Our slock ia like this
youngster. No dust in our tea, no
specks on our fruit, no "bad rgtft" In
our stock anywhere. We gurantee every
thing to be the best of ita kind. The grade
of goods that no new year Is ashamed to
stand sponsor for. Call and leave your
order and look things over.
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The 7th St. Crocer.
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Livery Rigs on SWt Notice.
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Portland.
Oregon City office at
Huntley's Drug Store.
j. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland.' - Oregon.
I'.aUbllahrd M3.
CJ.
PIONEER
Transfer1 and Exjfe',
Freight and parcels dtJivored
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
of advantages to its credit,
Oregon City. It will pay
clear lots at
Call on or
GlIBlli
. L. CHARMAN, Trustee.
Oregon City