OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1898.
5
COUNTY FINANCES
Fuel" nml Flpn'M Too Much for
Top ii I In In,
The Itiourils )Uiirov Eri-ijr ( hilui
JHutln by Hut I'spul st In Their
I'liiiroiiii
Last week's Kiitcriirlsn contained a
tuti'inmit Iwkrti frum llm tlllclul rt-conls
of C'lui ksnms (utility which showed that
whatever saving mum iiiu'lo to tlm county
during the punt Wviity-ono month win
dim enllielv t tlio wiso ami economic
administration of tlio Kfjiulilli'itii county
ooutt, Tho Herald made mi ultcinpt to
(liuw tlmt tlio ritillit lisd iiiycd thu
County K , (X ) during tlio .uMt twenty
ono nimiiliH of Km ailiiiliilslriitlnn. Tin)
flniiri nl)lihliul originated In I lit) lirntg
lnnllvu hriiin of tlio llcrutd editor ami
worn nut mihtiUiii'il by thu fuels.
Tlio llgures iiilimliin In itit KulerpriHi
last Week With tukwi Iroin the Coinitils
loners Jniiriinl Mini were correct. In
stead ol thu l'oullntM savlim S (MM), tlm
records showed 1 1 1 u I tlio i'XiciiKitK luil
hoon 1 i Ihmikt iiihUt thu Kcimii-
lii'uii administration lluiii un.ir tlio I'm
ulist. lint tlihi In ii1 ull. Acrurdliitf to
tlio lliiiuii'litl nUlciiicnl of tlm cmirity
jmiI.IihIh.iI In llm IIituIiI iii April IK',17,
thu lnihlitodiiis ol lliu county ws I7H,-
tWt.lW. Ill thu Stlltl'lllt'llt .llllWlH. ill
thi unit) iutr in April IMIH tlio Inilclit'
eilni'NH wssonly 117,1 7, a reduction
In tliu linli lt ril nt-HD of tlio county In out
year of UI,'JOJ 04. Thu redm lion of a
county's hide tirlniis or It lnrrcae, In
(Jut) to tliu tiiatiagmciit of county court.
Tlio county court of Clai kauiuit county la
Iti'puhllcnn and it In duo to their uiiiiiugo
merit tlmt thu Inili'lili-ilncx of tliu county
lias U-i-ti reduced in one year :il,'J C 1)1
The Ihiulil never refuted to lltla fuel.
Evidently it ovorlnoki-d it.
Not only am the 1'nimlhd irea ami
cratuts slisid tu nulko these iuinorUut
matters, hut they du not wen refer to
the holil up. They content themselves
with ahnslng the eililnr of tlm Kiilerne
aa an esitimi for drssing the aMendon of
the Voter aav from tho Uniea uf thu
t'liitalitii. They cairy copied of the
KuteipiiM) arouml with them fur csin
algu llniiiiler anil uplly its editorials to
Ilia local cauilldstt'i. where,", there in
not a candidal for utile on tho ltepuhli
can ticket that linn anything to do with
tho article puhlinlieil in tho Kuterpriax.
It la this subterfuge, deception ami mud
slinging that constitutes their aolu stork
In trade for olitical srguemeiits. They
have never answered a tingle charge
made against theui bv the Knterpria.
What haa hern rmhlishrd la the truth,
and the truth hurta. We have drawn
their lh fioui tho lKtief ihecsuimign
nd in order to make no me kind o( a
howing, they ahuw tho editor of the
Knter prut). Thoy luve even dropixni
their party platlortn and partv principle
and are resulting tomml slinging Tlwy
are unable to ditVml themselves and re
aort to villllrittHjii and ahosu of their op-
poneni. They ro Willing to stoop to
anything, no matter how tow ordctfrad
inK, if by so dointc thpy can avert reler
ing to the record uf the I'opuUnt party
and aoaie of their leading caudidslcs.
Wo ruHMie to keep thee nesvengur
politlcisas busy between l and tho
(late uf election and thereby amiine tho
people witni'HHliiK tliu ny ration uf llione
would lie infuruiore an they jump around
the political arena like fly on a hot
griddle. The voter of ('larkaiuai county
have been thoroughly informed at to tho
record of the TopnlM rty and Itn can
didate. All thu NUtiterfugn, vlllllc
tlon and abtiHO Indulged in by their ora
tor! and prem will not diHlodge the
tiK'tia tlmt attache to that orgtnlza
tloti in tho mind of all iioneat voter.
They may plead the baby act, utter irro
lotiNih!lity or total depravity ; but the
votora will pans judgment upon them on
the (1th day of June tiiat will redeem
Clacknmai county from FopuliHt rule.
So one li more ashamed uf the I'opu
liat record in Clackamas county than
the people themaelvev, and It wai thin
that prompted tbe Middle of tho Hoad
I'opulUl to hold a convention and noini
nato ticket that could not be sold out
to Jonathan Roumo or the funion wing
of tho Democratic parly. It will Indeed
be a proud day when Clackamas county
ia fi'doeuiod from 1'optiliHt mUrulo.
I liave been a suflerer from chronic
diarrhoea ever Hi nee the war and have
UHed all kinds of niedieines for it. At
lunt I found ono remedy tlmt ban hnen a
success as a euro, and that is Chamber
lain's Colin, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy. P. E. Okisham, Guars Mills,
La. For sain by Geo. A. Harding.
THE DREADED CONSUMP
TION CAN BE CURED.
T. A. Nlocum. M. 0., tht (irrat CtieHiW and
Bclentldt, Will Hfnd, rren.Tltree Rnttlnor
Ilii Newly Discovered fteinedtua
lo KuiTerrin.
Editor Entkki'Ris: I have discov
ered a reliable cure for consumption and
allbrochial. throat and bin diseases,
general decline, loss of tlesli and all con
ditions of wasting away. By Its timely
uhp thousands of apparently liopeleHS
catws Imve been cured, fin proof -positive
am I of its power to euro, ttiai lo mane
its mrrit known, I will send, free, to
any alliicted reader of your paiwr. three
bottles of my uowly discovered remedies i
Upon recoipt o( exiuosa i and twijt oillbU
address, T. A. BU'CU M, M . (..,
. ' " 1 I'6 t ol. ll 1.
tlon thia JSS? ' mn
STOLE A $10,000 OPINION.
Til WMiiw if a Kmiiima (innrral Who
Nnmloit Muurr to lrM Wll,
Hoiiui years sgo tlm widow of a fa
nidus Union Kcuoriil wns Intiiniito with
tin) wife, mid ihiiigliters of U Jimllri) of
tliu siiitiiiui court mid was unfamiliar
with their homo hi with lur own,
which wiiM In Hi n liniuiidliito neighbor
hood, t-hu was iiImo liiliniato with the
fauiily of a proiiiluent und popular lob
lylnt, wlio wiin mippnn'il to represent
)iy Gould, 0. 1 lliiutliiKton mid other
tiiiui of largo liiteriiNts whiuinver any
thing conci mod tliein In eiiiircNS. All
tliu part In iiru now dead, except tlm
lady lu thu ciihc, whom I will call Mrs.
Hmlth. 8ho was a limidaomn, ambitions
nd frivolous woman, wIioho liUHhnnd
cominltti'd Kulchlii by (Ir'iwuing hlmiclf
In his bathtub, bho livod a gy lifo
Ifterwnnl, hut mmiaed to keep inimy
uf her old frit nils. Kiiowinx lu r lovo
of money and tho fact that her Income
(lid not keep piicn with her t'XpellNCS,
the lohbyixt told her that hu would give
lu r 1 10,000 If idio could gut him a copy
of thu opinion which tlio Juxtico was
expected to deliver In tho nuprimio
court on the following Moniluy, involv
ing tho coiiHtltuiioiiiillty of tho Ttiur
ti i it it I'ui'illo railroad law. I(n told her
that ho knew the opinion was in initliu
script and hi lleved that tho Jtulgu hud
It locked up lu thu dehk in his library.
riuuduy mnriiiii), us soon as she saw
tliu Jtiittico mid his family start for
church, nils went aenms tlio street,
around Thulium circle, rung tho bell und
told tho servant Unit hu wanted to hnik
nt a book iu thu Jumi i'-o's Jlhrnry. As
dim was BcctiHlonii'il to go nlxiut tho
lintiMi uluinxt dally tiny thought uotb
lug of It, und kho wits allowed to re
main uiidUturhcd in thu winio riMiin
with tho duclrton for nearly two hours.
It Is suppoM.d that kho had a net of fule
keys, for tliu Juiilicu mlil that the opin
ion was locked tip In his denk und oould
nut have btien reached othitrwiso. But
at any rats thu lobby tut is known to
havu obtiiined the opinion in adrnuce,
snd tho woman was shortly nftr al io
to pay off tuin priming obligations. An
iuvenllgutioii llw:lcixl thu facts I have
stnli-d, mid It sovuind to bo tho only
pniu-ililo v.ny tho opinion could hnvo
lieeu (.1 tallied, (if conrwi the iucliient
teniiiliatiil S'latloliH between thu two
faiiillii k, mid when the story K"' out
h(m nit town Mrs. Km i t ti found it tsnre
I'oiiifortiildetori nther WnchliiKtoii reni
(hiicouiid removu to New Voik. Chi
cago Itecord.
HANDKERCHIEFS VE USE.
ann.aoo.ooo Mi,(ln )U, r.m.uin.J In til
Trail Irarly lu Thu t'unntrjr.
"Very few people outslils tho trade,"
said a leudiug whoh'Mtlu dealer ill hand
kercliicfN lu New York to a reporter re
cently, "are uwaro Hint tho eonsump
Hon of handkerchiefs throughout the
United Status amount to about 75,000
dor.cn dully. This menus 27,375,000
doreu yearly, or 81!H,600,0O0 single
handkerchief. To suiialy this enormous
demand thera sro always kept in stock
in this city at least BfiO, 000,000 blind
kerchief a. It would be extremely diffl-.
cult to ray what such a supply of goods
is worth iu the aggregate, ss fauuiiker
chiefs sell at wholesale at anywhere
from 80 cents to 40 per doen, auuord
ing to iuality and fiuiih. lint the fig
ures which I have giviu you are mt
exaggerated, and they throw a strong
light on tliu gigantic dimcuidntis of an
linportuut brunch of tho dry goods busi
ness, "A comparatively xnmll uumbor of
handkerchiefs uro lmiia.fu. ttrel lu this
country, and tin mo that lire made hern
are mostly of tho cotton mid inferior
silk variety. Tho finest t-ilk goods are
imported principally from Japan, which
country scuds us uuuuully bciwuou 17,
000,000 aud lH.OOO.OOO'Jiipnm.H) pon
guus.' Tho bent cauil.?ic aitiulo comes
from France and llelguim, and linen
handkerchiefs come from tho north of
Ireland and also from iSU Gull, Kwitzur
land. Japaueae silk hauilkcrcbifs are
worth from f 'A to 1 10 per doxou, whilu
tho imported cambrkis from Drussols
aoll for from $5 to f 7 a dozen, mid thu
oottou product manufactured in Peiin
sylvaula uud New Jersey may be hud
for 80 cents per drawn.
"The oupitul luvwrted in this busi
ness Is immense. It may possibly
amount to $100,000,000, but owing to
the fact that tlie trade is distributed
nothing like aoenrate figure cau be
giveu. There are six or seven firms iu
the dry goods district whioudeul exclu
sively in bundkorubiufs. lint only two
of these huuses luuidlu tho Uomostio ar
tlolu cxtuUHively. llu.t of tho largo
American factories are located ontsido
of the city, but Now York, as In sever
al other branches of the dry goods busi
ness, is the gteut distributing center for
the trado. " Vushington Slat.
Cblmuvy or llrartli Munrjr.
What yon call "chimney monoy" is
tbe same us tho house tax cullod
"beartli money." It was established us
a means uf untiling up tho dullciuucy iu
tho revenue grunted ni ter the restoration
to Charles II. It wns repeuled by I and
II William and Mary, c. 10, but was
reimposud in tcoiluml iu Scptombor,
ItlUO, at tho rutu ot Is. ad. for every
hearth. Thn reiieul w:is ti'io of thu first
boons conceded by William on bis
arrival. "History of Taxution," by
Dowcll.
Nnvlxa ( tliu World,
Tho Army uud Nuvy Year Book rates
the navies of tho world us follows:
1, Great ttrilain; 8, France; 8, Russia;
4, Italy; 6, Upitod States; 0, Gormany;
7. Spuln; 8, Japan; I), Austria; 10,
Netherlands. Under present naval con
tracts Japan in 1SVU will go to the fifth
plnce, crnwdlitg dwn thn LTnited States
oud Gcnimiiy cno point.
Tho oldest ombloni of royalty in ex
istence is tbo iron crown of the Lorn-
hnrfl. Tho inner strip of iron, accord
( lnj? to tri1iHn, was beaten out of ono
Lf ti,e ,miiH UH(,,i nt the crucillxlou. Its
most distinguished wearers hnvo been
j Charlemagne, Charlo. V and Napoleon.
TJIK DEACON'S PIETY.
IT WAS EQUAL TO ALL OCCASIONS AND
LASTED OVER EIGHTY YEARS,
ftiiilirriilrd Itrllj-liiiia Mitrvlcr Inlflnltljr
tu Nui-m tlm Vli lliimor a KiiiIImii Kl-dmiilo-An
Kniili In Tlila M Ifa Waa
In JMrtltin ti llm fla.
Diticon William Trowbridge whs a
mull fanner living imar Hhehoygiin
l,4alls. Ho went thero over t0 years ngo,
UcmIiIi's tilling a llttln patch of ground
tho deacon, who was indeed tho very
soul of honor mid ever had tho respect
and confidence of all in that com tim
idly, was in tho habit, before regulur
preachers wcro sent thorn, of reading a
sermon or exhorting. Them was no
sham about Drunoii Trowbridgo' piety.
IIu wuh sincerity Itself.
Fifty yeurx ago tho little vlllago was
vlaited by a smallpox epidemic au old
fiiidiioueil, wlileMprcad and spreading
epidemic uud they didn't know how I
to scotch it as well us they do now.
Thu first Hmiilny after tho dreaded
disease mailt! its uipi.:iriiuce thu deacon's
congregation was unite largo. At tho
i-iil of the mtv ices he made an aiinouniM)-
nieiit III uhoiit these words;
"Thesesi r vices will he postponed un
til after tho smullpox disappear from
tliu community. From this on I shall
give my serviei to tbe stricken fam
ilies. I shall iniiiisti r to their wants,
help to nur'ii them, uud when they die
follow tin m to thu gruvo. It may bo a
long term or it may b.r a short t'-rm,
but, however long or however short, it
is my plain duty to help my distressed
IlclghlxJlS. "
The word was well suited to tho ac
tion which followed. The good old ilea
con htirrl'd to his homo, changed his
clothes, Lude his family goodby and ut
once began his work of mercy. What a
work it wuh! Tho epidemic lusted near
ly ull winter. Lurgu numbers died. Few
iu tho viliagt) escaped thu diseuse. Tho
deacon's c-iamplo was followed by oth
ers. Meu went to their homos, told their
wives and children what the deacon hud
said and wan doing, arranged tbeir busi- I
ness, provided fuel and provisions, klnsed
their d"ur ones aud went to the aid of
tlio unfortunate. Like the deacon they
went vt ithuul reward or Impu of reward.
Like him they cpent wt-!s und somu of
thum mouths in Unit service without j
daring to go hoiuu l.U t lj.-ir dear ouu ,
Catch tho (liseuie,
Tho strangest of all this Ktnmgo ex
pericnoil the fa'-t t'vit neither the dea
con, tho g.fid souls who iniltiik-d his ex
ample nor their familiet were overtaken f
by tho malady, notwithstanding tbe fact
tout tho watchers, helpers and uurses
weio uluiiict i ou.ii.i;,ily iu thu presence
of the sutrcriug patients end uotwitb
standing the fact that they laid out aud
bcl pud to bury tho dead.
Neuily bulf of thu ditacou's cougrega-;
tiou had disappeared whou, the uoxt
spring, ho resuuiud aervices iu tho
sc'boolhouso. It was a sorrowful Sun
day. Thnso iu tho audience who bnd not
lost ninmbtxn of their family had lost
neighbors und dear friends. When tbe
good old Christian hud read a chapter,
praynl uud talk d a practical senium,
be referred icciiugly lo thu ikius
through which thu community had
pusMed. I think c.'.iy man, wimniu nod
child lu thu room, including thedeaoou,
wept. At the close of the talk ho asked
all present to join him on their kueeg
in asking that thu commuuity might
tiscapo sucii visitations for all time to
como. It was a most earnest appeal. I
believo tlmt tlmt prayer bus been an
swered. There may have been a few
casus of smullpox thero since then, but
thero bus never bceu an epidemic
Tho Suuduy aftur Sumter was fired
upon, aud while Deacon Trowbridge
was conducting services in the Baptist
church, tbe denomination to which be
belonged for over 60 years, ho and his
oougrcgutiuu wure disturbed by a groat
coin motion in tbe street right in front
of the church. There wore beatiug of
drums aud sounds of fife much out of
tune. It wus so uncommon a thing thut
most of tho cougrcgation walked or
ran out of the church. Finally tho dea
con closed the Bible and slowly follow-1
ed bis Hoeing flock. Wbea outside, be
asked tbe cause of "this unseemly dis-1
turbauce on the Lord's day." Some one
told him that tho president bod called
for soldiers to uphold tbe honor and the
flag of tho nation aud that they were j
going to raise a company right then :
and there.
The old doacou'a oyes flushed as bo i
walked out into thu street, where a ,
young fellow was irregularly pounding
a buss drum, nud said: "Nathan, I
know it is Sunday aud that all but the
Lord's work should be abaudoued, but ;
the snvlng of our country and the '
I know it is Sunday aud that all but tbe
shielding ot its flag from dishonor is
the Lord's work. Give me that drum. "
And tbut model of piety strapped on
tho big drum uud weut to pounding,
greatly ouUioiug JNuUiuu iu two re
spools ho mudeiuoro noise and kept
perfect time. IIu drummed as no one ' printed In larye, clear tvpe, on fine
before hud never drummed in the little paper. substantislly and richly bound in
village. As if it bnd gone on lightning motern jhr,,rv ptve Theflrst volumes
Wing, word Cow tiiuugli tho uum- , Hre now Bnd ,ie n ,oliow
nity thut Deacon Trowbridgo had left his i ... , , .,, , , . , .
pulpit to boat a arum, nud on Sunday rrt',ldl' lttV,8,,,y
(00 i iliualiuiua viiu i'ull pjige and vignette
Within half an hour nearly every oue j pomaits of auUiuis,
in town and many from the outskirts! Advsnee pnlerg on special introduc
had gatlicrod aronnd tho old drummer, I tory term, which prevail during period
all cheering him, and on Sunday too. j 0f publication only received through
That night Nathan Colo, who had been 1 hAItL: RS WEEKLY CLUB, 14 Mar-
roliswed us drummer by the deacon,1.,.,, , c....: . rsi . o,m
t . c. , . ' . Let stiaet, sai t-'aiiHco, t sl., or U09
went to Sheboygan with enough men to ' in r n
make npwh.it became Company O of , Wu.V street. Fortland. Oregon. Caller
tho Fourth Wisconsin. J. A. Watroua
in Chioago Times-Herald.
A ttrnat 1 hid.
Lttdy of thullouso(to strvnut girl
applying fur a situation) You were in
j the service of my friend, UurohOss k.
I Why wcro you scut cwgt?
Survuut House, uiu'ain, for lidtcu
! ing at the doors.
i Lndy Ah, then I will take yon, only
I you must promise to tell me all you
heard. London Fuji.
Kncllsh loblta Sojtl.
To judgn from tho list of Jucoblto
clubs and iissofdatious given in the
"Legitimist (Jalcmhir For I805,"whlch
im;ludi)S tho order of tho White Roses,
tho Devon White Komi club, the Legiti
mist Jacobite Is-uum of Omit Uritnin
and Ireland I ponderous title!), tho Kant
em Comities' (Hl)ado of Cromwell I)
White Cockade club, tho Forty-five club
of CrlniHhy, tho Glasgow JucoLito club,
the Oxford University L gltimiut club,
tho Ht. Ives ( Hunts) Jacobite club, the
Jucoblto KcHtorutioii leiigno, the Hurrcy
White ItoiHi le.iguo, tho Alary Htuurt
club of Liuiurk, tlio Legitimist Ittgis
trutiou anion, tho National itoyalist
and Jncohito aquation, the order of
8t. Germain uud tho IJemingfortl Grey
liny n I (juk club, not to mention nur old
fumiliur Tlmmes Vulley Jueoldtes and
two or three foreign legitimist bodies,
it ought not to bo difficult for the sup
porters of the lost bouKo of Htuurt to
put several hundred adherents in the
held (or even Ludgste circus) if they so
duvide. London ilail.
IlUiiiarrk ut JnwUli Irornt.
Few people aro aware that Prince
Bismarck Is of Hebrew descent He de-
rives his Jewish blood from his mother,
whose fatht r Anastasius Menken, one
of the favorite bureaucrats of Frederick
the Great wus of Hebrew parentage.
Although of lute it has evidently ap
peared politic to tho prince to conn
tenunco tho uiiti-S'emitic movement both
In Germany uud Austria, yet while in
office ho invariably showed himself a
good frii-ud to tho Jewish nation and
choso tho Hebrew Linker at Lerlin,
Laroh you Lleichrixder, as bis most
trusted confidant. Indeed, iu thosn days
he was so well dispond toward tho
J'jws that bo even discussed tho advis
ability of marrying bis sous to Jewesses
on thu ground that it would bring mon
ey into tho family again and likewise
"improve both moruliy and physically
the Lismurck breed. " IuU.ruatioual
Review.
Itolttml.
"You aud I must be related." said
the baby's sweater to tbe moukey on a
stick.
"How's that?" apked tbo monkey.
"We are both baby jnmpt-rs," said
tho small sweater.
And tbe wax doll langhed until her
complexion rolled down ru r cheeks.
Hurper's Bazar.
Greece's national hymn, taken from
Diunis Salerno's "Hymn to Liberty,"
was first written and published in Lon
don. The first part of the original poem
was a eulogy of tho laud of Washing
ton. Adelina Patti has a superb collection
of jewels, her diamond aloue being
vulued at $375,000. She has snug be
fore most of tbe royalties, most all of
whom have made her present of jew
elry. Ko deception practioed.
No 10U lUward.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
for a generous
10 CENT TRIAL SIZE.
Ely's Cream balm
tunuun no oocaius, mercury nor auj oUier In-
Iuriout drug. It opens and elesnse tha Nssal
'uMurcs. Allsjrs Psln and Inflammation. IImIs
snd I'nxecU Uia MemhraM. HMtnrcs the Scnsf
of Taste aud SmelL Is quickly ahsorbrd. Glrrt
Krllf st one, so cts. at l)nifn;isu or by null;
Trial Slue 10 rU. st Drav-slsts or by mull.
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OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
As the Great Manufacturing Center
of the Pacific Coast
OREGON CITY"
Is Coming- to be One of the
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The factory towns of tho East are noted
for affording the best market to the neigh
boring farmers and gardeners in proportioa
to the population of any of the towns in
that section. The reason for this is that
the people of these towns have a fixed in
come upon which they can always depend,
and, as a consequence, they are liberal buy
ers, paying cash for all their purchases.
This is proven every day by the number
of farmers, who are to be seen on its 6treets
selling their produce, who, until just tho
last few years, sought the markets of other
towns. Tbe system of macadamized roads
that is being built into all parts of Clack
amas county, will enable all the people of
this county to share in the profitable mar
ket that Oregon City affords. If, as it is
sure to do, the demands of Oregon City in
crease in the next five years as it has in the
past five years, this city will rank next to
Portland as a market place for
of the Farmer
on Job Printing.