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OREGON CITY KNTEKHIISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 180b
.cgon City Enterprise.
Nihlinlicxl Kvcry rHcluy.
L. L. POUTER, PBrRikTH.
HIHBCH1PTION HATKB,
Oif y.r 2 00
Mix months... , 1 w
TLal suUbcription, two months "
discount of SO cents on tit subscriptions
tail vpar. 25 rents for nix months, it
mm in silvanoe.
line riming rates given on application.
.:!.scribcrs will And the date of f xpirs-
t:L.. stamped on their pa pets following
" lllf. i I III llJ is not cliniinr,.
it:i two weeks nr pavment, knuliy
Mtity as and we will look alter it.
Ft't-red at the postnftlce in Oregon City,
Or., as second class matter.
,It is generally believed in diplomatic
circles that Germany will make trouble
if' (ho United States try to hold the
rlilippine Islands.
kitkr, the wheat king, baa lost his
grip in the wheat market. He let go
Ms holdings and wheat dropped 23 cents
at Duluth, from Saturday to Monday.
Is the Killfeather bribery case the law
1ia been laid down in the federal court
that under existing statutes it is no urine
to accept a bribe, although it would be
one to give the bribe.
Tiia officials of the 0. R. & X. deny
thai there is any deal on foot or contem
plated by which the road will be ab
sorbed by the Union Pacific notwithstand
ing perBisteut rumors to that effect.
Tj Hit) battleship Oregon belongs the
credit of the first succestdut landing of
troops in Cuban soil. Forty marinej no matter in what corner of the earth it
In ldilbnr iti Pittwn u-otitra A...,t. it,., '
elecioti h.n fastened all eyes on Oregon.
Hie ri-Mili i if the election will be mom
cofou for good to this Dure. All of the
treat drlie if the Fast crime out with
double-headed notice' mid the commer
cial woiKl is especially well pleased. It
will nttMct capital horn mid bring new
industries. Well done, Oregon.
Tit Nicaragua canal is going to he
built and that as soon as possible. The
sentiment in the East is very much
stronger for the canal. The importance
nf rjiiick niys) communication between
the two comts has been greatly aecentu
ated by the conquest of the Philippines
and the crtuse of the Oregon. These
two facts have crystalised the sentiment
and now a demand is going up in the East
that the canal be built, this demand
grows stronger each week The Republi
cau state convention of Pennsylvania
recently held, has this plank in its plat
form :
"We reaffirm the declaration made in
the last Republican naiional platform in
favor of tlie con-truction of the Nicaragua
Cdiiul. We believe that the piesent war
lias demonstrated beyond question the
imperative necessity of (his canal for
imrKwes of national defense and for the
development of our foreign and domes
tie commerce, and we call on congress
to pu-h this wo. k ia suocdily as possi
ble." L . . ... ... . . J
. Tiikkk has been a great deal said about
an ad. nice liitwieu tie United States
and Great Bri'ain. No such alliance
exists, nor ever will unless the exigen
cies of the tinu's involve something more
than at present. Blood is thicker than
water and if the nations of the earth
become involved in controversies over
the uidvtreal strife for greed, English
blood w ill loin on one side of the conflict,
OlilXiON ELECTION
Iltt;it ami viu Comment on
th (Jrntt Victory.
'MII.OiVX I P I'KiLU TIIK Ol l'SlDK"
(1-neiril Rejoicing ever the Absolute
Defeat nf the Mlvcrlles Rode
tiuotl to tlie .Vaihui.
from the Oregon was the advance guard
of a landing at Gaantanamo June 10.
T!Tth people have ennfMenw in
the uovernment is shown by the fact that
the?20,WK),n00of3 percent bondsauthor
iivJ by the government will bo largely
oversubscribe. The bonds being sold
at par. Preference being shown to the
Jowil bidders.
Tint stock business was never in better
.shape. There is a good demand for
tock, especially cattle from the East,
and this is constantly growing. The
may lie fouud. Such an alliance would
only be temporary, as neither England
or America would gnin anything by a
fjiunl uu.iei- 4iidi.:g u:.dcr pieseiit cir-cum-tan.-es.
V-a. the financial and com
meicial interests of the two nations
would instantly forge a band of defense,
strengthened by ties of common blood
and tongue, whenever these interests or
any other held in common, shall be en
dir'trpre j bv h cvrtni?h or other alliance.
Wak taxes are being felt. The bill
wis sig'i-d Moaday and the new rates
eo into eflect at once. Tea is taxed
fanner who cat. put cattle on the market j ten c.,ts a oua j fir(,at shipment of
-ecexnwoor mree years w:u ana te4 il!lVe j,.,, ,,; iat most of it will
be caught Ix-fore it reaches its destinu-
i lion Ti-a sin;, m, hi j to the United
The Republican victory in Oregon will
have gieai weight in its bearing upon
national politics. It is clearly a victory
for the g ild standard over the joint
forces that stand for debased money in
one form or another. It emphasises
with increased vigor the victory won in
lS!Hi, aiid will teach the national organi
sations of th se forces the necessity of
rinding new issues. Yamhill County
Reporter.
A liliorul reward is offered for any per
son who will detain the fusion parly
long enough to learn from them what
became of the 15,000 majority they were
claiming for King. Salem Sentinel.
silver fuslonlsts. The campaign has
been one of great spirit, mid tins been
watched with intense nlcrc, In tint
CiililllllH'd It oil) I'mfe, 1
wntin,; A glance at yc-icrd i i
Honesty is the best policy, always has
been and alwavs will be. Witness the
political downfall of II. L. Karkley and
David Craig and the silver heresy.
Gervais Star.
a teady market.
0.' Wednesday the house of represen- j ..
It is matter of congratulation in Ore
gon politics that the It.irkloys, Ilofers,
Kincaids and like personages, are retired
from view. It is not nin-essary to even
erect monuments over their remains.
Albany Herald.
The lecenl political campaign ex
posed or developed a desperate state of
affairs. Last Saturday at least four
hundred men of Benton county were in
Corvallis for the purpose of dixpusing ol
their American citizenship (or money.
There was an up-n and biazen demand
upon the candidates for "a few dollars if
I support you ." These men were not
drawn to this by want. Many of them
were well-to-do and all of them could
have earned as much money by honest
work, on that day, as they received for
their promised "support." Eighteen
hundred votes and four hundred for
sale! Small wonder we sometimes see
corrupt politicians. Corvallis Gazette.
(Clackamas county is not so far be
hind in this matter. )
The soldiers will continue to he paid in
100 cent dollaps, Monday's election
settled thai question. And the Nicar
agua Canal will be assured of the vote of
Oregon's representatives in congress.
Aolflaud Tidings,
Jackson county has pased judgment
on Crowell and Crowellism. Republi
cans are not alone in viewing the result
with satisfaction. Ashlaml Tidings,
It seems to ha settle ! pretty well in
!,!.. country The lepnUioins claW. J , , ,lu, , ,.,, ,MV
lo imvc can tea tlie state ticket by mmo
than WM majority, which shown a very
satisfactory improvement in sound
money sentiment since .vlelvinley Gai
ned it by a majority of IVtHI. 'I hit elec
tion will not alter Oregon's vole in the
house at Washington. Thomas II.
Tongue, republican, was elected in the
first district In 181KI with only (1:1 votes lo
spate; this year he is re-eleeted by over
'JOOO plurality, The second district also
elect a republican in M A. M.ndy li
nearly 7000 plurality ; his prodecoi-sor,
Mi E'.lis, received only J,'.; ...j,u,
nearly two yoars ago. The election ol
state officers Includes T. T. (leer, rupiib.
lican, for governor, by a plurality of at
least MX), and the republicans have
carried the legislative ticket In almost
every county in the state, Insuring the
election of a republican for United Slates
senator to Mil the loiig-Ntauding vacancy
for which Mr. II. W. Corheil was named
by a faction of the legislature last year,
but to whom the senate denied a scat.
The city of Portland haseleete l straight
rcpu ilican W. 8. Mason for nuyor, to
i,
i .1
when I w rote Teiines me jirnh ed me
mat rials heaped up toi "in, '.,!
c inteHt-', wilhout en I. This Is a i. v
of Macn, as llie Siniiihli d ni't w oil Hie
tost n ladled about llieil i-.nn ...H.
night they "ent w ird Ihni Hi" time bit I
come for a cessation of lios'lliii-- They
foil It right to Inform us that Mi" ll-i'ii
Ginado was thickly plui'od nilhloipe
anil that we had better go to so i tluongh
the Hoc Chiea heleaftei, 1. null lie so,
hut the wide channel served weii eieniwli
for our nine ships in the ninth auH'li
of Sat u. laj n Jl One of toe ui v eg
capluins ol the Spanish navy xeia a noie
to the aUiye effect, w hieh I hud to t m 1 1 m
late this morning He fouti'l a 'rn'y
Cas tiliati lelliiimieiil ol poiuso lor tiio
painful situation. Speiking of tlienni
dilions which he chose to imagine that
the commodore had olleied, lie wmie
Inn ' Np mil h eln.l)Mi ex 'lied gii'ii! I ' I g
i ,ii ii a-. in. : it li .ve d' iwn tinr I o
(ill .'i oe I o move, S.ndiei w 0
, . i ... I -v r Hi w i . l" I
I s i'. " . i l ei di. 'g ed u nil
. ;i i m i i llu 'tie "n ii i ili en n ,
pile I I. .1 I. el Tin- 'id
we k oeii I .ml we . art loholdlng io
W . il K III .I'll 1 1 14 1 1 I - , . . etl
the Ciipl .ill "I Ue l lli'lh.l, Moil dIC'l W 11
In) iii in- i I'll jiiHieiilay iiiorning. The
Iteina (tin ixiiiia MUllein l hahlly h .
1) is ii. a In, rl ill lo coulemplatn II, e ! ict
Hun inn pitr.e money, when it i i ,
w ill be I -. on mi e- lltii lie of so nil. eh
, cr hu , ! for each of the men earned by
... ni ' . hlilis. There were about
in.i i .1 n oinlli.it linhldes some .i-
in.. . ... .i ie, who do not count, thongli
tiny uiu.t have suH'ered. It needs a
liui.l lii.ni t i deal A till the Spalilaidh In
is They show an Incapacity to
real ii f iets and the imaginative re
si'iin es of a stage villain. Wo want la
n,.Mi i.Ii i , hut they am capable of
that the truce of war off-red "it the , "l"'"" llH batteries at nuy
Spanihh tl 'et withdrew" ( so ve il a). '" " m",, "Ulcers or Soldi, ra
thev had Indeed departed In llaniHS and ! 11 1 I"- "' the (oils. We hav
suinkii some hours beior-, h it not ,s a , !,,''':' ' ' "A ' - l today, ami
in tiler of choice, or condnionul a( r nun-1 tt t" ''low up eveiy one that can
tn ktt I i . .,1 . I !(! I.itlilil. I'llii I'lltllllliliLllit tjilillitl itlail
succeed the notor.ou-populist, yly,.H,er (Uyi ,lul o( j get e.s t the telepraph cahle witlioul
Colirodhov who i' nun to the captain to '' 1 1 ' "''ppose no Chinese Ii ,, er
ciuiplaiii that Lieutenant l.nndy d;d not ! rt ' 1 !lJ l"1 'rl,,t 'td eggs. I'iio
troithim iiht. "Well, wnat did lie I"'1""1.' death was annouucel aminst
Peiinover. Tlie new mayor has a good
comfortable majority of at least JO H
The result In Oregon, w ith it tum. .g
downof cln.p money here,ieH,,sde.M,),,i ..u.Mii (, ( h k , ,,v ,.,. , w !,o s d give s so tnucl,
ciueu nsrninger oi republican success in
and a substantial indorsement of t'n.
l.'.i.L I... . I .;.! 1 j , i ..i ..li oil i ant no i'i.iiIoi t In the ord v iiroeluiiii.
the congressional election of nex'f.id.i ,,''., ' . ' , . . .... i
. wise he do lie it." 1 lull pliiuHe i rei its. I 1 1 ' 4 - Life Win g'.'W 111 lo to-
the silu nim for ii We hud not j '" "' We h.ivn declared a bio. k
threatened or hhiit.-red in public, but I 1,111 is hardly worlli while.
national administration The Argonaut.
tor Young Men and Young W men.
hid drawn a diagram of the letlon a '
ue to Kturt revolutions um
mo iihiir two ami. which i.x.o llv i a'lve theie is bitio uioi .. to
There is nothing that will a.u the ,.rii d tl, position of the i inisii. , ''" '' " I'hHipl'i'M'M. If Is proh.ibh)
if" of a young man or woman o ti'i cf: us j 'et il iininl n it he suppi.M .I toal the '' w" '"' ''"t to tt-e tlnnti,-In a
io have inferior laundry woik put oil on j World is all rejoicing wlih in. We ! ,v"" v"' ,'" Olympht at least It Is
Ihein. They may dress ever - well, j moved down lo Civic, this ,u e, noon, , " ' t' J hh ney ( l (X)0
but if their shirt front or shirt waist ijHnlas w Biiprom-bed w nui I (.. tb.- j m''" .ln nuh the tropics, hut we must
musy their neat appemance is H.i, d. ground, the silent haltiMcs. Miiokii.g . ' w" wanted. I hoiiM rathr go
riie Troy laundry makes a specialty of. w.e. k and ruined budduus. We saw I 11 J'l' ' 'f '' season ofthe, y
ladies' and gentlemen's line w ork . ,1,,, w Waving over ihe old w.dl.d 1,1 1 ".ot '"r'"l 'billl.is.ly
There can be no better work . ban is city ol Cavito mid Its landward sutm. i. 1 i n ' ' V"r.U"'"y' 1 . ""V-,, ' "
, iy oi v a no mm ps lauuw an sunn n . ,n n ,i tmpny went. Tell mo
done at the Troy. Leave your older al f s.tn lint', and the (ierin.n ..-l 11 v 'm: .i.Miiit. With uiu, 1. I..v...
Johnson'i barber shop. liujover the Ciuti ao hnsniuN. A Vol it FariiKM.
ta'iu-s passed the Hawaiian annex itiotl
r. k ii.,,. liv u f , . I u 1 1( -ill ) tit 111 Ti.iu
: on nearly etv-tythln
Ti , ..t.ti- in . .nfl n n ra vil 'in Tf ti-a ta '
. ar put to .: -.e .IcaVa trouble as stamps
I.m -.1 i,r,uu!,l ni..,.na fl.jl I',, It ,t
' ' h ive to be alHx-d to nil articles tx"d.
Sties stnoiin to abuit 100,0n.),(H-) I thH M-ln,u f the public that the three-
p-ion t annn.il'y. F). n .-,'is's g-t (axed : ply ticket that went down in the wreikj
Hungry Hair
is the beginning of
they carry, aud j o! Juno (i in Oregon was blown up from
the outside. ewl,erg ii.apluo.
isLties will abandon the Monroe doettfne
Slid inaugurate a pronounced coloni.d
pj..ty .
Til ii Herald charges Mr Porter with
i-oiiing or aiding in the issuing of a cir
cu'.n agaiust U'llen duiing the campaign.
J!r. i'urier bad nothing to di with it,
km.'v nothing ubout it. The ciicu'ar
whs i,ot pi int. d in the Etiterptiso oili. e.
Ca" the Herald ay as much concerning
the circulars about Republican Candida-
tCf?
IFofer and the great om cent d lily 1
If is e:i na'ed tint the drug trade 0f , tailed to save n.-othi-r Ilarkh-y from the
,, .,, . ,. ,, ,. . ' g 'iier.il wreck. N-wbi;rg Graphic, !
: Oiegoii will yield i,),().iO annually in , n ' I
! war revenue, 'i'ii-' people in the end
wil h u',- 'his to p
La . o un i bee. w
hh ue of tlie v.i." rev
V a
The "ruinous" gold standard bus;
y. C'lnsniners of to-! ('rc' F" t-r,'"t fou-inn dtnuiiid for!
;i 1, ive to pay their! I-rt!:ni'I fl-mr that ciiimgh bottoms can-;
'i Beer is taxed'" ' !l l't'r,' ,c'irr' ll '"'"!
land 1 eiegram. i
: ti b iceo, 12 cents a pound ;
ci.-.us. i (; a 10 tO. Tianspoitation
comp lilies have t i a:li a one-cent stamp
to ad ir. i el, i rcivipi Tims the govern
me'.t tji-'-t-. i'r sii.ew.i of war. I5it,ks are
. t .x -1 at the rat
of i j ) on '5.0 (0 dpi-
i
: tal, and tele-r.ph ind telephone ines-
Tiu !o.3s to Polk county is consider-1 6
i
a't! iu the buiiiing of their court bou?e, !
t a tax of
cent each.
inr.'iy all recotds in the sheriff and as
sessor's oilices sre lost. The county
via ioee inure in the one ilem of de.in
jiient taxes thun would have piovidel
s r-.ifc place for the records. C'la. katn is
county should see that a fire would i.ot
find them in a like condition. A thous
and dollar reward is offered as the (be
is supposed to be incendiary.
He:l' IU 11 I.
tor ii 'I ii .v.- n
Hide-; ).,( ',.y
r.n' ii bund"- I
vilu h"' re ?..'.
h" i ..'. il ' I
T;tE editor of the Herald believes that
tlie j eople are so "ignorant politically
and otherwise" that thev cun not read
('... ; printed in i( own cobioia si d
S.",,-; Ui.il the Kejiuiiiicnii- of tins co'in'y
li ft L. L. P.'. r far b I.in-l his cv,n
1.. 1, !. The fa.'ti. Mc I'oiler n-ecivnl
Hi-; e "O'es than the carMlidate on the : A. H uuing.
i) i i;,.,. f. i ...,...( 1 1. ,. i
r d'efivi .", cm!))!1: p):p''(T,
-1- V, assessor. tre.t-iUier or coroner and
C thepe v eio ( lertp.. If the Ilt-mid
veij' l ponfirio itself to the truth when
pi-oef is so easily ascertained it might
iget s.ure of i's lien believer.
In Clackamas ouuly "Bro." IJaikley !
lias a inaj ii it o! tiJ over I'or'or, hut in
Marion county I'orter'e ni.ij n ily is ,'i72, :
thus making the re-uil in the di-.!iii t
c iiij;ii.iing the ixo counties in favor of
Purler by a majority of 11 id. tiuod-l ye, !
Mister "Dro." ilarkley. Salem States-;
men. j
N'o great loss but some small gaintj
U'Ken is gone. Capitol Journal. i
Come into my parlor said the demos to'
the jiopos. Pendleton Tiibune,
We hope tint bishop's title to "miin-
(ions in the sky" is bctb-r than his ere-!
I ' "a'.v tnk(-' ad village of it. A little I Jeiitials to a i-eat in the senate. Stayton i
I ue bought w ill iibo save muidi extietue I Mail,
; a'id valuable time. A prudent and cars
; lul man w 11 keep a bottle of Chambcr-
I !.:.. i:.. ..i. . 1 . a t.. which triuiotihed at th( n.illu in iI.m I.juI
i on, g ioiii, i.iMii-rrt ami uiititooeai ' " j - - .- j
V in the honor. . tl. hifHf.d.,a- """"""-""l"'""" 11 " 1,1,5 ",hl hlalU
Had manaHincnt keeps more people in
poor circum-t ince? than any other one
r- oi'-e. To be nice .lul one must look
n' and plan ahead so that w hen a
f.iv a !e ftpottuirty presents itself he
Ttie verdict of the people of Oregon is
a splendid reaffirmation of the principles J
rein
that lun spoken since the sound money
victorv oflsWO. The result ofthe elec-:
is l-s hoise goingforad..c-jiijn for governor and congressmen ml
e l.i -1 :lor bill to pay, ! that t-tiieon Monday last, is the lir-t ex- '
w 5! cents, the other is "f popular t-eriiiin-irit coiienn-'
.'is and then wonders "l ,,,p w,r v'ilh
atio ino 'bseirar.'e ol oilier government i
..c-tting richer while i '
For sale by Ijeo
th; untAD-.-it coNsurvip-
I I 11 M i O E CURED.
; obligations devolving upon the i.evv presi-!
j dent and the new c'ures.. If Oie-on :
I . i
i sjje,,k.i for too nation, the people re
j KU.tfled. They aiu pleased with the M- j
i suits of the fin.t I'ao J v.:r : of t.n aduiir.iv '
Oiikoon is beit.g well advertised. The
' tration jiledgi r to the maintenance of a
T. A. Mni'iim, M. ('., 'he On-ut (.'lierrmt nnil : gidd staielard, to the protM-.iion of'
scientist, Aid seielrr, llinj Bntlir-n uf American intere.st.s. and to the .:,. I
llu Newly ibsi-iivr-red Henir-dir-s
t su lercrs.
Koitoh r,M i;iii'iii -n : I have rliseov
e'ed a reiiiibie cM'e for consumption and
ailbr'M.'hial, throat and lung diseases,
genernl decline, loss o.' flesh ari'l all con-
litioris of w asting away. By its timely
(rp of the battleship Oregon around tliei ,ls,. thonn.i ds of apparently hopeless
H'o-n bss called tlie attention of the ! cas"fl lia.ve bo('n cu'''d. Koprrwf-positive
arii l ot its power to cure, inal lo make
w orhl to this state and the result will
probably be the buildingof the Nicaragua
rno'j! ns the time taken was so long that
the nation can not afford to take such
chances with its fleet. The Oregon is
till advertising the state in the part she
iis merits known, I will send, free, to
any alllicled reader of your parer, three
bottles of my newly discovered remedies
upon receipt of express and post office
address, T. A. SUXJUM, M. C,
08 l'ioe Street, New York.
When writing the doctor, please men
tion this paper.
j of Spanish tyranny from the ttehtion;
hemisphere. Chicago Times-Herald.
The big republican victory in Oregon
is the end of populism in that slate. I
Three silver parties went down in the
ruins, and have no further reason for ex
istence in that corner ot the country.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The cheering news that comes from
Oregon of the election of the entire re
publican ticket is doubly encouraging
when it is realized that the victory is a
triumph for the gold standard and sound
money platform oyer a combination of
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