Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, April 08, 1898, Page 3, Image 3

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    OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1898.
LOCAL NEWS AND
Tliti Enterprise (rum now until after
tlid eleulloti lor two tilt,
Pahy bonnets ml child's hats In lawu
nil HwIm, nil prices, at llitt Kwkot Store,
A IiIkIi crBte warranted ewln ma
china mII fur $'.'5 at lUillomy & JJuhcn,
on easy tonne.
Fancy ribbon In the latest plaids and
moire In til color Hi the Havkol Store.
The Howling Alley record thle week
was (10. It was reached by W. K, lloy
Inn urn Pole Fry.
L. L. Clark, of Itian, win In the city
Haturday, Ho has eaveral fresh milk
cowi ho wlshea to dlaosa of.
For a quiet place to liltch your homes
war from tho motor line ami a place to
get a first class Job of repairing or borne
hoeing cull on 8. F. Hcrlpture's shop on
Fifth street.
lie Not Deceived! A Cough, Hoarse
ness or Croup are not to bo trilled with.
A done In time of Hlillob'i Cure will save
you much trouble. Sol J by Charman &
Co., Druggists Oreron City.
Cure that Cough with Hlillob'i Cure.
The bnt Cough Cure. Itallevee Croup
promptly. One Million Wiles void last
year. 40 docee for 25 rrnti. Hold by
Charman 4 Co., Iruiul"t Oregon City.
Joarph Miditower, the bead man In
chargenf a paiwr machine at the Will
amette Mllla who had hi band Injured
Iat Tuesday by a roll of paper falllnv on
It, la tlll confined to hla room at the
Klertrlo HoUjl.
Iywpla7"cTu7ed. 8hTloVs Vitalise
Immediately relieve Hour Stomach,
Coming up of Food Platre, and I the
great kltlnev and liver remedy, Hold by
Charman A Co., Drotwlata, Oroaon City.
Dr. L. L. Pickens, dnntlst, dee al
kind of dental work, (fold crown,
porcelain crown and bridge work a
iwcialty. All operation guaranteed for
6 year. Call and get my price. Oflke
In Karclar bulldlnir
Following' are the officer elected by
the Athletic Ao UtWii for the rn
ening term : President, K. V Smith;
Vliw-I'reBldent, Ml Fannie (ietly;
Hcrretary, V. II. hVach ; Treasurer, L.
A. Noel. Corvalll Mite.
Karl'i Clover Hoot Tea la a pleaaant
laiatlvx. HiKtilate the bowels, puriflx
the blood, ('tear the complexion.
Kaey to niska and pleasant to Uke. 'if
cent, hold br Charman A Co., Oregon
City.
Nine Mr. Nah h purchased the
Posluflli-e store, eome improvement In
the way of rahilmlnlng, painting the
wood-work white ami eo forth, have
lxMn mde that add much to general
apnea ranee.
The new style skirt nspiirei huot'e.
You ran get them al the Racket Htore.
The inscription to the Kiiterurimi la
2, but if pid In advance it It 11.50.
Hubecriher must not get behind and
then ex .eet to get the paper for $1 50.
Outstanding subscriptions iiitiet be paid
P-
Daniel William, at the northeast cor
ner of Center and Seventh street. ha
choice nd well (elected atock of frilly
grotvrlea-which he I aelling at very
retwuiuhle raUa. HI motto I "live
and le ve, with honest weight and
measures", floods delivered to any
part of the city.
I wa reading, an advertisement of
Chamherlin'a Colic, Choler and Iiur
ihoea Keuiedy in the WorcheHter Enter
prlee recently, which lead me to write
thin . I ran truthfully eay I never used
any remedy equal to it foreolln and dlar
rhea. I have never had to use more
than one or two done to cure the worst
caae with myself or children. W. A.
HtkoPD, Popemoke City, Md. For sale
by (Jeo A. Harding.
New style ahirt wait in Roman strip,
plaid and check, al the Racket Store.
The Shaker have made a discovery
which ladeallned to accomplish much
good. Realising that three fjurthi of all
our ufTeringa arise from stomach troubles
that the country In literaly tilled with peo
ple who cannot eat and digest food, with
out subsequently suffering pnln and dis
tress, and that many aro-Marvtng, wast
ing to mote skeletons, because their food
doe them no good, they huvo devoted
much atudy and thought to the subject,
and the result la this discovery of their
Digestive Cordial
A little book can be obtained J mm
your druggist that will point out tli way
of reloif at once . An Investigation will
coat you nothing and will result In much
good. .
Children all hate to tuko C.i-Ur Oil,
but not Laxol, which I pnlatublo.
A Lady
tried Sciittitf' Ikst tea and
did not like it.
She tried it again and
made it according to direc
tions. It's her only tea now.
Lsat year'a pattern of wall pnr at
reduced price on 5 and lOo counter at
ttullomy ic Ilusch.
Ladle, Take the Best, If yon are
troubled wrth Constipation, Hallow Skin,
and a Tired Feeling, Uke Karl a Clover
Tea, It pleasant to take. Hold by
Charman it Co., Druggists, Oregon City.
Dr. Miller h Just addel a complete
CataptioteHe'l outfit to , hi well equip
ped Dcntul officii and can fill teeth with
out the least fuar of puln. OfhVe 7th
street near the Houthern Pacific depot.
"A word to the wise 1 mlllclent" and
a word from the wise should be u indent
but yon ask, who are the wise? Those
who know. The oft repea'ed experience
of trustworthy person may he taken for
knowledge. Mr. W. M. Terry says
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy give
Utter satisfaction than any other in the
market. He ha been In the drug busl
nesaat Klkton, Ky .for twelve year;
has sold hundred of bottle of thl rem
edy and nearly all other cough medicine
manufactured, which shows conclusively
that Cbamderlaln'i I the rnot aatlafaiv
tory to the people, and la the Wt. For
tale by (ieo. A. Harding.
Kraogrllit Miller,
The Chicago Evangelist, K. F. Miller,
delivered hla farewell adJresa, at the
Methodist Church last Friduy evening
Kven If the people did not responj with
the hearty "Amen," he haa evidently
been ocustoined to, a frequently a he
mlglit have w Ished, they showed their
Kpprecltilioii for hla sprumiid addresses
b at leHt turning out lo hear him. . At
every meeting the church wa crowded,
Mr. Miller I not a regularly ordained
minister. II prescbea simply as a lay
man, hut (or a number o( years haa de
voted hi entire time to tho work, lie
was formerly a mechanic, and is doubt
cs a self educated man. Hi voice,
both for singing and shaking, ia above
the ordinary, being musical, clear and
powerful. That he iHxsesses the courage
of hi convictions is Iteyond doubt. Hi
delivery i natural rathct limn acquired,
nd It Is very effective. He believe
that we should le judged for what we
ae and expre-S'-s contempt for the m m
who allow himself to be used a a tool.
Ho is a man who evidently enjoy good
health, and often lake occasiuti to im
pies on hi In-arer the duy of telf
prcservution from a phvsk'41 stando!nt
tlit imKrlance of ahstuining from the
gratification of any appetite that must
nva-ailly Im detriment! to the physi
cal body. He I piactical. The auhji-ct
of one of hla U-st addresm-a was: "May
Christiana Dance?"
Vellnw Jaundice Cured.
Hnirerlng humanity should be utplid
with every mean possitdn for Its relief.
It Is with pleasure we publish the fol
lowing: "This i to certify that I wa
) a terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaudice
jfor over six month, and waa treated by
some of the best physician in our rity
laud all to no avail. Dr. Hell, our drug
I gist, recommended Electric bitter ; and
after taking two bottles, I waa entirely
cured. I now take, great pleasure In
recommending them to any erson suffer
ing from this terrible malady. I am
gratefully yours, M.A. Hogarty, Lex
ington, Ky" Hold by Charmoti A. Co.
druggists.
Rheumatism Cured.
My wife has used Chamberlain's Tain
Halm for rheumatjsm with great relief,
and I ran recommend it as a splendid
liniment for rheumatism and other
household use for which w e have found
it valuable. W. J. Ci'ylkr, Red
Creek, S. Y. '
Mr. Cuyler la one of the leading mer
chant of this villugo and one of the
most prominent men in this vicinity.
V. U. I'mi'i'iN, Editor Red Creek
Herald. For aale by (ieo. A. Harding.
A Reunion,
of the Reds and Yellows will be held in
the Y. M. C. A. rooms on Saturday night
of this week an excellent musical pro
gram Is being arranged by Mies Uertrude
Finley and the Ladies' A uxllliary. will
serve Ice cream and cake. A small ad
mission fee ot 10 cents will he charged to
'defray expenses and a cordial invitation
i ia iriven to everybody to be Drosent.
Wbeu t'ratellng
Whether on pleasure bent or business,
I take every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs,
'a it acta most, pleasantly and offeelually
i on the kidneys, liver, aup bowels, pre
I venting fevers, headaches, and oilier
I forms of sickness. For aale in 50 cent
! bottles hv all lending druggists. Mann
i i'hi'I urtni by tho California Fig Syrup Co.
'only.
I ' Dreadfully Nervous.
I (Jonts: I was dreadfully nervous,
land for relief took your Kail's Clover
j Hoot Tea. It quieted mv nerves and
jstienglhcned my whole uei vou3 Bjhtoin.
1 was troubled with constipation, kidnev
and bnwol trouble. - Your Tea soon
cleansed my system so thoroughly that
'l rapidly regained health and strength.
Mrs.S. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn. Sold
I by Charmur. & Co., Druggiats, Oregon
City.
RGYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of alt In leavening
Strength. V. S. Government Report
INCIDENT.
REAL EMTATE THAH8FEIW.
Furnished Ererjr Week by the Clacka
mas Abstract A Trust Company.
D Clifford to M Clifford Fob 8 '00
W D lot 3, tract 1 Mol.lla f 1
M Clifford to W Clifford March
31, '118, WDtracU,lot8, Molalls 75
John Htuhbs to A Htubbs, Men 81
'08, W D 2)4 acres seo 8, 1 2 s, r
2 400
0 & C R R Co to E Qruber Kept 15
05, seJof serec 13, t3s, r3e 1
N J Anderson toHarab Rider Feb
21, '08 W D 1 acre la Malls claim
aec 18. t3s, r2o. 40
II Bruns to E F Bruns June 6, '97
W D H of ne see 14, 1 2 s, r
4 ' 40
Stephen Kirk to W A Kathhone
' March 25, '98 W D t of ne' seo
4, swof nw, and wjf of aw
see 8, t 7 , r2e 2000
0 O A K Hubbard to School Diet No
72 1 acre In seo 2, 1 5 s, r 3 o. . . . 1
M L & C II Foster to J J Rider Mch
2U, 'IW W D 9 acres us'4 seo 13,
t3s. rl, e 1
David and Amanda Krikes to F E
Ualogly Muh 28, '9S W D 10
il73;Mi feet D D Tompkins claim 25
Louisa Rentier to OoUlob Iteutler
M h 14, '08, W D 21 acres aec 31
1 2 s, r 1 20
0 I A 8 Co to A Kingade Mch 17 '98
lot 4 blk44 Oswego 300
E J Rattle to I M Davidson Feb 4
'98 W D tract "O" Clackamas ,
Riverside 1
O Dement et al to Chas Aloright et
I A pi 11 9, '93, W D southerly U
of tut 1, blk 3 Oregon City 2000
I A B II Barkley to D C A O V Ely
Apr I '98 W D 62'ixl(M ft by 7th
stremt and blk 130 Oregon City.. 000
M J Hickey to G and M Heilmeyer
Mch 81, '98, W D 2tf acres sec 8
t 2 s, r2 e 400
(J and M Heilmeyer to M J Hickey
Mch 31, '98 W D H acre in Weeks
cl-lm ... 400
U 8 to Wm Abbott Nov 6, '90 se,'
aec 2, t 4 s, r6 e Pat
J K Mclntyre to M O and A J G
IUrtung Jan 8 '9H, bond 20 acres
near J M Hartman'a land 700
J W Hicks to A Fisher, Mch 20 '98
W D lots 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 9 blk 12
Windsor 675
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A
TRUST CO. are the ownera of the copy
right to the Thome system of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
the only complete set of abstracts in the
County, can furnish Information as to
title to land at once, on application.
Loans, investments, real estate, abstracts
etc. Office over Bank of Oregon City.
Call and Investigate. Address box 377,
Oregon Cify Oregon.
Acetylene lias. The Future Light.
Why not be independent and own
your own little gas plant which will
give four times more light than ordinary
gaa or electric lights at one hall the coat ?
Applicable for use in churches, stores,
factories, hotel, residences and country
homes ; safer than ordinary gas or kero
sene lamps. Approved by all the Boards
ol Underwriters throughout the United
States. We want a firet class agent in
every town. Write for catalogue and
prices.
Tiis Acctylkni Gas Machine Co.,
Akron, Ohio.
Card of Thanks.
To the friends whose many acts of
kindness made lighter our sorrow In the
illness and death of our mother, Mrs.
Sarah Carrico, we desire to extend our
heartfelt thanks. May the father w m
she served, bless them, and if sorrow
comes into their lives may it be their
good fortune to live among people as
kind as those of Oregon City.
Thomas Carbico,
Li mi i Carbico,
J. II. Carrico.
To Core Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money if it fall
to cure. 26c,
The Unas of the) Hand.
They were out driving aud had come
npon fine stretch of shady country
rood.
"Do you believe in palmistry, " ho
askod "the reading of one's fortune
by the lines in one's hand?"
"I bclievo," she Raid, "that If I
oould see the lines in only one of your
hands I conld foretell that we would
bav very pleasunt drive."
Ha immediately caught on and
grasped the reins with one band and
the situation with the other. Com io
Cute.
A Convincing Example.
The other duy a south side teacher
was discoursing to ber pupils about the
evils of becoming addicted to slang,
whon she paused and asked them to
give her an example of a along phrase.
The school weut iuto con vulsious when a
youngster in knee punts yelled promptly :
"You're not so hot There are other
babies on the pile."
The teaohor did not call for ny mora
examples. Iudiuuapolis Sentinel.
Mot tie Cornet Thine
Signnl Servioe Man (meeting dyspep
tic nuquuiutanuo) Fine day, Jonesl
Jones Oh, don't talk ahopl Chi
cago Tribune.
THREE-PLY PARTY
Meet In Convention Mondaj
Spent In Fusing.
Offices DlMtrlbnted-Conot; Ticket Very
Wrak-I'opalltti Predict Its De
fet Sorry They Fased. '
The County Convention of theTeople'i
Party met at Wetnhard's Hall In Oregon
City Monday morning at 11 o'clock and
continued In session until the afternoon
of Tuesday. Tbe Conventions of the
Silver Democrats and rJilver Republi
cans were In session at tbe sama time
with the Populists, tho Democrats meet
ing at Pope's Hall and tbe Republicans
in Justice Bchuobel'a Court rooms.
Tbe object of these Conventions,
meeting as they did simultaneously,
waa to ennble tho three Fusion parties
to ccme together thus forming what Is
now generally known In Clacka
mas County as tho "Tbreo-ply"
Party and nominate what It
pleases them to U-rm "union" County
Ticket, and to adopt "union" Plat
form.
All (he Precinct in tho County were
represented in the Topullst Convention
which consisted of 155 delegates. The
Democratic Convention consisted of 115
delegates and represented all the Pre
cincts with the exception of three. The
Silver Republican Convention was com
posed of only 7 delegates.
Tbe forenoon of Monday was taken up
in the appointing of two committees on
conference, one on Platform and the
other on Offices, each to bo composed
of five members from each of . tbe
three respective parties.
Tbe Committee on Platform was as
follows :
Populists
W. W. Myers
R. Schuebel .
Clyde Evans
G. E. Hargresves
J. C. Wolgamot
Silver Democrats
T. F. Cowing
T. L. Turner
Albert Uribble
II. W. Gsrd
J . R. Sever
J. R. Sever
Silver Republicans
Wm. Barlow
George Knight
H. W. Morgan
Thomas Pusey
J. Irvine.
And the following waa the Committee
on Offices : '
Populists
E. E. Glesson
M . V. Thomas
George Lszell
5. F. Baker
Steve Hutchinson
Silver Democrats
V. R. Hyde
II. L. Vaughn
W. F. Young
Charles Waite
D. L. Prettyman
Silver Republicans
Wm. Barlow ,
George Knight i
6. W. Morgan
Thomas Pusey
, J. Irwin.
The two Committees were then clos
eted and the Convention adjourned un
til four o'clock to await their report.
But at four o'clock no report came, so
another recess was taken until 5:30 P
M ; but still no report from the Confer
ence Committees. Then the Populist
Convention adjourned until 7:30; but,
upon reassembling was disappointed
again ; neither the report on Offices or
Platlorm could be beard from
it didn't make so much differ
ence about the Platform, but they would
not be kept in longer suspense concern
ing the distribution of offices ; one fellow
going so far aa to make a motion that if
the Committees were not hoard from
within ten minutes that the Convention
would appoint him to break down tbe
doors, if necessary, and drag them out
of their secret closets, and the excite
ment had arisen to such high pitch
that the Inotion would certainly have
been passed had not Mr. U'Ren sud
denly appeared on the scene. At the
wave of his hand all was calm. Even
the ordinarily stern looking Joseph
Casto, Chairman of the Convention,
looked relieved. Mr. U'Ren then
offered to amend the -motion made by
the would-be Ilerr Moet to the effect
that if the Committee was not beard
from within another hour it should be
iustructed to report progress. The
amendment waa carried.
This hour soon passed by, for besides
entertaining speeches from Mr. U'Ren,
George Ogle. W. W. Austin of Logan,
who appeared as though he migUt be a
disciple of Moet, a poem from George R.
II. Miller, the audience bad the pleasure
of an unexpected outburst from Editor
Charles A. Fitch. Naturally the Con
vention had grown little tired and
when Mr, Fitch began seemed some
what lacking in enthusiasm, which of
course was Intle embarrassing to Mr.
Fitch and caused him to sway a little,
like a pendulum, back and forth. But
gradually be overcame everything, and
when he commenced telling about how
he had read history some last winter, a
little English history, a little French
history and little history about tbe
Italian peoples, and how he had learned
boot tbe common rabble, that It pleased
Harvie Scott to term such fellows as
himself, rising np and cutting off the
heads of the Aristocrats, their wives and
beautiful daughters, tho entire Conven
tion burst out in approving applause.
Then, when Mr. Fitch had taken his
teat, Mr. Suter, of Eagle Creek arose
and demanded of Fitch that he ex
plain bow It was that he had
stated publicly to the State
Convention In Portland that "the
oonntry people did not know what they
wanted?" Such statements, Mr. Suter
claimed, were too "aristocratic" to come
from Populist. So Mr. Fitch, return
ing to tho platform humbly apologised to
the gentleman from Eagle Creek, stating
that ho (Fitch) bad been Imposed
upon, that wbat ho had said was that
tho grammatical construction of a sen
tence in the article reerred to was such
that be was afraid it would convey a
different meaning from the one intended.
And then be explained bow he bad
worked on railroad, and been brought
np back in old Kansas on farm, and
bow any such utterance as Joe Suter
made reference to waa entirely foreign to
his make-op. Mr. Fitch concluded his
remarks with the prediction that the
time waa not far off when this conn try
would be under the rule of Socialism
which In bis opinion was the only ideal
form of government.
At half past eight, tbe announcement
was made that tbe report of the Com
mittee on Offices would be beard from
in ten mlnutea. It was 9 o'clock bow-
ever before the report was brought in.
It waa as follows :
Report of Committee on Officers.
Populist
Senator Two Representatives i
County Judge
Assessor
Clerk
Recorder
School Superintendent.
Silver Democrats
One Representative
Commissioner
Sheriff
Coroner
Surveyor,
Silver Republicans
Treasurer. The report met with more objection
evidently than was anticipated, chiefly
on account of the proposed change of
Treasurer, which resulted in an hour or
more of lively debate. T. B. Hankins
went up on the platform and addressing
the Convention at considerable length
finally concluded with much force and
Her Health Restored
TH E misery ot sleeplessness can only be
realized by those who have experi
enced It Nerrousqesa, sleeplessness,
headache, neuralgia and that miserable
feeling ot unrest, can surely be cared by Pr.
Miles' Restorative Nervine. So certain is
Dr. Miles ot this tact that all druggists are
authorized to refund price paid for the first
bottle tried, providing It does not benefit.
Mrs. Ileury Bruns, wife ot the well known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, aays:
'I was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous
ness, headache and irregular menstruation;
buffering untold misery fur years. I used
vartoua advertised remedies for female com
plaints besides being under the care of local
physicians, without help. I noticed in Dr.
Miles' advertisement the testimonial ot a
lady cured of aliments similar to mine, and
I shall never cease to thank that lady. Eer
testimonial induced me to use Dr. Miles'
Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, which
restored me to health. I cannot say enough
for Dr.MUei'Uemedlcs."
Pr. Miles' Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefite or money re
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
eWA III "V.
IS Miles
sW rrA
1
t Nervine I
& Restores
r4. Hearth
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICAL CU tlklum, lud.
fin
Life
We have just removed.
to the old Bee Hive stand, next to Huntley's
Book Store, and have received a new line or Gents'
and Boys' Furnishing Goods for Spring and
Summer direct from New York which we are selling at
the Lowest Prices. Give us a trial aud we guarantee
to give every customer satisfaction.
lisL. Y7XKEDK.
Main St. between 7th and 8th, Caufield Block.
lat EwriMi
They a 1 say that
HARRIS' GROCERY
Headquarters for Hay, Laud plaster, Seeds, Etc
Royal BikM the foef pare,
wbeiesoaM see1 aelloteaa.
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wild gesticulations that if the report
were adopted as read tbe Populist Ticket
would be defeated from top to bottom.
W. 8. U'Ren claimed that bo was op
posed to taking the Treasuresbip from
Jacob Shade, and under no circum
stance would be vote for tho proposed
change. Secretary Hamilton stated that
the proportion of Populists to Silver
Democrats was about 6 to 1 and that he
thought they should be satisfied with
that proportion cf tho officers ; that "ol J
Grandpa Shade" was a poor man with
others depending on bira for support.
that he had filled tbe place of Treasurer
creditably, that there was not a morti
honest man iu Clackamas county, that ha
bad secured bis fifty thousand dollar
bond without difficulty, men willingly
signing it irrespective of political creed,
and that he for one was unwilling tlmt
the old man should be turned down.
Finally William Barlow, ascending tlt
platform, as Chairman of the Repolicar
Committee, stated that tbey would give
back the Treasurerhip to the Populists,
that his party was not there for offices ;
what they wanted was harmony : where
upon the Convention stood np and gave
three hearty cheers for William Barlow
and the Republican Party. But alas for
poor George Knight, he r on the steps .
with fingers twitching nervously and
head bent down ; for twenty long years
he had been vainly striving for political
office, and now when the Treasurershlp
of Clackamas Coun'y waa fairly within
h.s grasp he laJ allowed it to slip away 1
He had left the Republican Party be
csuse they had refused to honor him
(Continued on page 6.)
1
For C
first-class
fresh & cured
Meats
Go to
Chas. Albright, Jr.
Free
delivery
to
all parts of
the City.
mm
FARMERS . . .
. I. - - -
Your team will have the best
of care and '
Full Measure of Feed
At lhe
City Stables,
W. H. YOUNC, Prop.,
Buccwr to W. H. COOktV.
Livery Rigs on Short Notice.
Telephone No. 42.
AU pain banished by Dr. MUea Pain Pill,
Says Mil lis
Currip' th mnt complete sto ')r
nt Firet Cl.iss. Groceries tu tB
found in tbe City.
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