OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 0, 189'J
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Oregon City Enterprise.
Published Kvery Friday.
. roRTKU, roriito.
CHA8. A. FITCH, City Km to.
ubmckihtion batk,
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for out vesr. cents for six months, 11
paid in advance.
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Entered at the po.i. mrt In Oregon City.
Or., ai second claw matter.
A-3ENTS FOR TIIK ENTERPRISE.
Peevrr Creek.
I'aohv
Clackamas
Mil auk if ....
I'ulon Mills...
Meade brook
h'ew Kra
WilKOUVtll ...
rarkfla-t ....
Kiallord
Mulino
Cams
Molalla
Mniiim ,
Hutu-Title
Aurvra. .......
Hrville
Ke Creek...
lleniascus
Pamir
Curnnsville
,.lr. T. B. Thomas
tiro. KniKbl
A Mather
...(incar Wissiuirer
J.Tnillinittr
Cla. Huliiiaii
..V. I. Sewherry
, Henry Miley
L. Kussell
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C. T. Howard
B. M. Cooper
Annie Stubos
... E. M. Hannian
B. Jennings
.. Henrv A. hnyder
I J. IVrdu
H. Wiibem
J. C. Klliott
K. Outsell
Geo. ) Currin
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M.rruot Adolph Aschotl
bT1 hr way U kslld p Oregti City
la U five Ores;" I'ty Peopl Jr
Patronage.
There is foine agitation conern
ing the ? nlargi ment of the city's
!;uits by taking in Canemah and
the West Side. It is claimed by
some that Canemah should be
taken in as the conditions are
such that the health of the whole
town is endangered through lack
of sewerage and drainage and as
an evidence of this they point to
the fact that diptheria is almost
epidemic in the town. It is also
claimed that a great deal of refuse
matter gets into the water at the
head of the bain, and naturally
conies down to the intake pipe of
the city's waterworks; thereby
fouling the water of Oregon City.
For thes reaeons it Is urged that
Canemah should le taken in and
these nutters remedied. If these
conditions- exist steps should be
taken to remedy them, as cost
ehould not be considered where
health in endaneered. Many of
the good citizens of Canemah deny
that the health conditions of their
town are bad. In case of the West
Side it is chiefly revenue that
urges annexation, but with the
West Side or Canemah in the city's
limits they would require, and be
entitled to the expenditure of con
siderable money in the making of
improvements to the streets and
furnishing light and water. We
have not heaid that any consider
portion of the citizens of either
place desired to be annexed to the
city. People that live outside the
city limits should not be taken in
againBt their will unless there are
strong reasons for it. These may
exti6t in the case of Canemah but
we do not think so in case of the
West Side.
The state board of land com
missioners havo leased the land
purchased for the branch asylum
site, to Turner Oliver. By the
tonus, Oliver gets the use of the
land one year by paying WiO
therefor and keeping the fence in
repair.
"At peace with all the world and
with each other, what can stand in
the pathway of our progress
and prosperity?" asks the presi
dent. The century is ending with
bright prospects for the American
people and their form of govern
ment. CoKYALLis will nsk the legisla
ture to allow her to elect otlicers,
except mayor, every year, instead
of every other year, to reduce the
number of polling places to one,
and that the council shall elect the
chief of police, night watch and city
attorney.
BHMiaSMaBBMaBBBaHaBBBA
A RKCOKD BRKAKINO VKAK.
The manner in which our na
tional wealth is Wing increased as
tho result of an economic policy
which stimulates the use of domes
tic products while at the same
time enabling the producers of the
United States to reach out after
foreign markets is set forth in the
figures furnished by the Treasury
Department Bureau of Statistics.
From these figures it is certain
that the calendar year 1S9S will be
a record breaking year in the mat
ter of export trade. Only twice in
our history have the exports in a
calendar year passed the billion
dollar line; in 1S93 they will be a
billion and a quarter. During the
eleven months of ,1S9S ending with
November they are greater than in
any full calendar year preceding,
the total for the eleven months
being ll,ll7,6Sl,llt9, and it is ap
parent that the December state
ment will bring the grand total
for the year above 1 1.3.30,000,000.
The November exports were 1129,-
83,512, the largest in any month
in the history of our commerce,
Of breadstuff the exports for
the eleven months ending witn
November, 1898, aie the largest in
our history, being $277,133,341,
The Nicaragua canal would
shorten the journey of a war-ship
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
forty-six days
Times are good in Eagle valley
Eastern Oregon, one cause being
the large number of sheep and
cattle being fed there thia winter
Hauling hay to the stock affords
employment to about 50 teams
The Salem Statesman is dis
pleased with the appointment by
Gov. Geer of Walter Lyon, of
Salem, as his private secretary.
The fact that Mr. Lyon has for
years been the Salem correspond
dent to the Oregonian may account
for its displeasure.
against 1223,211,617 in the great
exporting year of 1892; provisions
are for the eleven months $148,417,
850, against $125,297,007 in the
eleven months of 1892. Cotton for
the eleven months amounts to
$192,323,391, a figure slightly be
low that of 1846, though the total
number of pounds exported by far
exceeds that of the corresponding
months in any preceding year,
being for the eleven months 3,436,
032,704, or, measured in bales,
6.722,282, a larger total in bales or
pounds than that of any full calen
dar year preceding.
Equally gratifying is that por
tion of the showing which relates
to the largely diminished purchase
of articles of foreign production
and the corresponding increased
consumption of domestic products.
It is herein that that the American
policy, becomes effective in piling
up national wealth to figures 'so
vast as to startle the financiers of
Europe, who are growing more and
more solicitous as to the enormous
credit balances which are being
accumulated by this country
what tin awka. IVmocrntlc proaiHM-ta
and IwMita ire at low tlU. Tin
rbnmplont of negation 'r never inoro
piin!l than now. Tlny ro alow to n.l
mil it, but know that Iroo coinnuo ha
Kt it bohl upon a grout mitttbor who
toWnl for It in 1S1HI No conwrU i-an U
i found. IVmotrHt In sou ml money
tttt aw tlrod of uVfoat following frh
apnea! to the people for currency tlo
bawment. Platit aro ajjainnt allvor
that wort for It two yeart ak'0. Tht
K. utter n IVmorrala have bad enoiili of
tht Oilrano platform. Iowa iVim-craU
heretofore tor aifver declare that the
time hM come to drop it. They are
MtiMlcd that Iowa li for an boneet
currency by an enormous majority.
The Pacific elate have become a wall of
granite against cheap dollar. In all ex
cept a k'W Southern state thl feeling la
ireueral. Silver ia unavailable for the
paramount ianue in ItKHl. Hut the
national convention meet in a year and
a half and it is time to look around for
keynote and a campaign ban!.
Since Mr. Aryan rosined from the
army and began to circulate In Welling
ton and New York there ha been a
Democratic UourUh on the auhjKctof
trusts. The people know, however, that
there it a broad margin between what
Democratic platform proiulm and what
ther accomplish. For the two year
following March 4. 1S'.3, the Democrat
hod control of all department of the
government. On the subject of trust
the national Democratic platform of 11- ,
said :
"Ye believe their womt evil can be
abated by law, and we demand the rigid
enforcement of the law made to prevent
and control them, together with euch
further legislation in restraint of their
abuses as experience my ahow to be
necessary." The Democrat bad full
wing for two year something they
can not regain for at least the next ix
years and failed to make the slightest
impression on the trust. They must
excuse skepticism concerning new
pledge. Their opportunity wa neg
lected in 1W3 and 1S1M, and their trust
piecrust for 1900 will naturally be ub
ject to a discount.
Everything indicate that the Demo
crat will get hold of the wrong end of
expansion. I.ong before the convention
meet the Philippine policy will be de
veloped and working smoothly. Quite a
number c Democrat are fighting what
they call imperialism. It is a creation
of their own fancy. Tl.e United Statee
ban acquired no new territory by wanton
aoixure or diplomatic trickery. Hawaii,
whoee toil geographically belong to thia
continent, ha become our by mutual
consent. Territory ceded by Spain i
the froit of war waged for motive en
tirely different from land hunger or a
paseion for imperial grandeur. This
nation ia great in its simplicity and big
enough withtut robbing the weak and
inoffensive. American are no more die
posed to do thia than they ever were.
Anti-imperialism will not serve the
Democratic emergency and the arty
will oppose legitimate expansion at it
peril. Pity the sorrow of the Demo
cratic platform writer. They are out of
material and wandering in a thicket of
uncertainties."
A Trraa U.'IUI uf rem l ily's I'res
riil Nrlltt I'rmperla ami a rw Im
iurlHiil Kei'iMiiiiii'liilalluii.
To the Honorable, tho City Council of
Oregon City,
i :.,i,il..in.i' I'mnunnt to t lio iv-
I qulreinont of the charter provision, I
herewith tHs"oet fully submit for your
consideration tho following staioiiiem
of condition of the city, togvthor wll ,h
aueu suggestion a appear proper In
the premiiHw:
In comparison with other cities of It
class In thiil'ocllle Northwest, we llnd
Oregon Cltv has undergone tht stress
and strain of the panic and business lie.
prwslon of the lut tlvo years with !
hardship ami disaster than any oilier
place. There havo Nhmi very few busl
ness failure and no ciiniultles or dam
ago from fire or flood of any coiiho
alienee: and while tht present outlook
promisee no great boom, yet tho bull
i cation are most favoraMo for renewed
activity In all lines of buluo and a
cnnllmiod healthy growth The In
dustrie of the town are pnwM'rous and
Hrmaiieut; the tide of progress Is still
rising, with no danger of change In tho
opposite direction, and your plans re
sNvtiiig tho admlulstrallon u( ntTalrs
may be shaixsl In duo anticipation tf
probable Increase In population and
wealth of the city.
rtXAMT.
The ivpoil of the city treasurer
show the condition of lltiunco, as fol
lows: Unruled lndohtcdnN. draw-
In H b and tl iHir cent :.0,00u.00
Outstanding warrants IM.OSAol
Accrued Interest (approxima
ted- ." 2,50(1 00
Water bonds, drawlm; - per
iH-til aivrued Interest 10,000 00
The Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany has placed orders for 105,000
tons of steel rails for delivery in
xwj. - -frV.; -poeition the party will assume in
given out at one time in the history
A PAKTY WITHOUT A PI RPOSE,
The democratic party is and has
been long on promises and short
on results. It is not a progressive
nartv. It waits to see what its
chief apponent declares for and
then resolutes againt it. It tries
to ride into power by procuring
the vote of all elements apposed to
the party ol progression. It is a
negative; not a positive party. It
swallowed a large proportion of
the greenback party only to betray
every promise of reform made to
them in its national platform. It
now hopes to bring to its rescue the
scattered hosts of the People's
party, only to betray every essen
tial reform ever advocated by that
party.
The following from the Globe
Democrat is an able forecast of the
The mystery
of life and
death baa p lu
lled many a
wist man. The
alchemist o f
old searched in
vain for some
combination of
drnt thai
would prolong
life indefinite
ly. Common
sense, chemis
try and medical
science have
combined in
this ace to
show man the way to a long and healthy
life.
Common sense teaches that a man should
not over-work or over-worry ; that he should
take ample time for his meals, for reslinr
and for recreation and sleep; that he should
not neglect the little ills of life, because
tbrv are the precursors of serious and fatal
maladies. Cnemistry baa enabled men to
make combinations of drugs that were im-
ibl in the days of the alchemist.
edical science has taught when, bow and
wby these combinations of drugs should
be used. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covers ia the most valuable of all health-
restoring medicines, and the most effective.
It first work is upon the fountain bead of
life the stomach. A man who has a weak
and impaired stomach and who does not
properly digest his food will soon find that
bis blood ha become weak and impover
ished, and that his whole body is improp
erly and insufficiently nourished. Tbis
medicine makes the stomach strong, facil
itates the flow of digeative juices, restores
the lost appetite, makes assimilation per
fect, invigorates the liver and purifies and
enriches the blood. It is the great blood
maker, flesh-builder and nerve tonic. It
makes men strong in body, active in mind
and cool in judgment
It does not make flabby fat, but solid,
muscular flesh, nerve force and vital en
ergy. All medicine dealers sell it
J. W. Jordan, Kq., of Corbin, Whitley Co.,
Ky . write: " About iro and a half years ago
I was taken with mere pains in tht client, tw
sin to rit no blood, wa, troubled with niuht-
nweiits snl was so short winded that I could
hardly walk '.ialf a mile. Tried Dr. pierce'a
Golden Medical Uisoovery a
both in strength snd wei(lit.'
Tbe medicine dealer who urges some
substitute is thinking of the larger profit
he'll make and not of your best good.
of the road. The iron interests are
prospering, and they are the best
known barometer of trade.
the coming contest.
"An anxious search for principles ex
plains Mr. Bryan' present activity. An
object in life for the Democratic party is
Backlcn's Arnica Salve.
The bent salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped bands,
Chilblain, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
For sale by Charman A Co., Cbarman
Bro. Block. Trice 25c.
Johnson baB the beet hair culler in the
city.
Total N
Cash on hand with treasurer 1.1.152 07
Total receipt for year I'." . '.'1, 1-0 311
Total expenditure for the
jear l!'3 W '
Of the general reiilpts, however,
credit must ha .given for collection en
occount of road fund, $.V)0, from the
ceuuty by suit, as road taxes for the
years lS'.ij. lH-.si, and IMX) from
tho K.S. It. It on Mai" stnvt Improve
ment. KOAIH AND 8TiU:KT3.
Under the charter.the city ha the
disbursement of 00 er cent of the lanes
raised from proix-rty and polls collm'ted
within thi city (the olher 40 per cent
being expended by the county court
upon main county roads lea ling Into
theclty). It Is doubl!Mi intended that
taU fund should hocxiendod upon the
roads and strwl within the cltv. In the
temporary repair of Iho road bed, for
the convenience of the general public,
and It Is highly Important that this
lunil be judiciously expvndcd so as to
secure the In-it results. There are some
streets, principal thoroughfare, that
no.il almost constant attention, and
where load of crushed rock can lie
used In tilling to good advantage,
thereby saving- a more contly modern
Improvement. It l also hoted that In
tne near future, at least as soon a real
estato valiun improve, jiermanent im
provement or BOtnooi tue main streets
may l ordered, and especially should
n 0enlng Im made ol v osiiingiou
street from Seventh to the Oat below.
Your attention U also directed to tbe
urgent ncH of additional sldewaUs,
particularly on those strwls traveled
by children in going to and reluming
from tho schools.
SANITATION.
There can scarcely lie conceived a
more Important subject demanding
your attention than that of the sanl-
tarv condit ou of the city, i ou are the
custodian of the health of the people
f this municipality, and a failure or
neglect of duty on your part may re
sult In an epidemic of disease In our
midst, the ravage ol wincn cannot no
foretold The dangers which most
threaten us from that direction lie IiKI
l.,n In in imlMrfiet BWOrai70 SVstetll
and an impure water upply. While
our city Is, by rea.sn of Its physleul
feature, well located, lis aowage regu
lations havo Iwn sadly neglected, and
while tbe inhabitant are breathing an
atmosphere charged and contamlnaUnl
with lnvlsiblo Impurities consequent
upon defective drainage from the upjier
residence portion of tho town, they are
also drinkW a water polluted with the
filth and diaeuse-breediog germs of
town Inimediutely tin atruum abcrve
them thut make no pretense toward
sanitation. It would lie wise to make
orovlslon for a system of aowerage upon
the hill, 'cadlntf westwardly to the
river, at your cany convenient anu
without unnecessary delay.
The water supply should be taken
from m point above tho electric station,
and if practicable from the main chan
nel of the river above tho falls. It is
suggested to tho water commission that
steim be taken in tola direction at an
early day, in order thut rollof may be
alToruod tho peopio ooioro anoinnr
hi'tibi'd term ensues Serious considera
tion of this important quoetlon Is re
spectfully roquoHted.
TKKKITOKIAL KXl'ANHION.
In lino with tho forotrolng Hiiggeu-
tlons, I would advise thut, with other
change that it may be found dosrliible
to mako in tlie courier, iuo territorial
limltH of the city should bo cnlurgod o
a to includo Ctimtmiih and tho west
Hldo. Those suburbs are now recolvlng
many of the advantages incident to
corporate existence by reaiton of close
proximity to tho city and by annexa
tion may lie further benelittcd, and
could thon bo required to ahare a purt
of tho burden of taxation. ThlHii(r
goetlon should apply with forco to Ca
nemah, in order that our health regu
lations may become operative upon that
wxaion and protection had against con
tairlouB dlflnaacif and bud sewage. Uu-
less those places are brought within our
corporate limit", they arelikoly, aooner
or later, to lorm separata niuuioipui
governments of their own, and consoli
dation then would be more difficult and
loss gatlsfuctory.
In conclusion, gentlemen, lot mo con
gratulate you upon tho pleasant social,
hiiMincHH ana do ucai rciuticns tiiui
1st between tho Individual members of
your body, as well us between your
find v knd "the. mavor. I shall indulge
the hope and belief (hut such rolutlons
may continue unaouieu uuringour sev
eral terms of ofllce, and trust that b
working together in harmony wesha
bo abU lo accomplish much and give
some measure of satisfaction to our con
diluents. Very ilncerely yours,
C. I). I.ATot'HKTTK, Mayor.
Dal.il Jatiuaay2, i',H.
HK.MIHNATItlN,
OltKOOM t'lTY, Of., IH ..
To the Honorable Mayor and louncll
of Oregon fit v,
tientleuieii; Inasmuch as my M ow
eltUons have honored nm with an elec
tlou Ui the unlet of Mayor of this clly,
1 wish herewith to tender my resigna
tion us Councilman, lo take liiimodlulo
otTwl.
My connection with you In ueh ca
pacity during tho past year has alway
teon to mo most pleasant and salUfac
... .,,,1 I wLh most sincerely to
thank each aud every one of you for i
the uniform klndties ami Kirsonai con
slderallon shown nm upon every occa
sion Very truly your,
C. I). I.ATOl'KKTTK
k'lral Pises for Ainerlra.
I.opo. IVc. :i0.-H Uno exsggeis
tlon to assert thai the foremost topic
compelling attention In Murope In gen.
eraland Ureal HilUin in particular,
over-shadowing the btoll ol domestic
.lilics, I the remarkably aggiessive
commercial prosperity which llie I nile.i
hlsle I manifesting. Hardly a news
per review or public tcker during
the past month ha failed to notice with
what giant stil.les A tunica Is coming in
to llrst place In the sliituuiriil of the
power. Ill certainly the chief tub
led of conversation on Iuuhard street
and on continental bourse.
The manager of one of the greatest
Imdon bank recently drew an Ameri
can business man Into his private olllc
and said, In an awe struck tone: "This
! ia the llrt time in the lilslory ol nnance
that New York ha been In a position to
d elate money rates to London, Berlin
and rails."
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f i( A blK y "-'-"I of
Ill I nrelit and Mlisfurtloi
I will result If you plant
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Hi ml iilil-l.
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MERCHANT TAILORS
Km Foreign llmuls, Hulls end
Trouiwr insil a iferi fit. ritl
fscllon gtisrsntre.1. Fine overeoal
nisde omlii'rl Hell's. A lerg stock
to selnl from. Tlis bel "f "
ami trlmniliig. Hulls rleaned and
.riil,
Main HI., (lelaeen S and 4. . t'.
jt art-- F'
JOHN YOUNGER,
I E W IC I- 15
Opp. Huntley's lriii Htoto,
rOKTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IS
llrrat Uritaln ami AtnrrlcK.
A .Harrow rVspe.
Thankful word written by Mr. Ad
K. Hart, cKirolen, 8. D. "Was taken
with a bad cohl which drilled on my
lungs; rough set in and finally termi
nated in Consumption. Four iWtors
gsve me up, saying I could lire but a
hort time. I gave myself up to my
Havlor, determined If I could not lay
with mr Mends on earth, 1 would meet
my aWnt one alve. My husband kj pAP
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Krgular tite 60c and $100. Guaran
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100 watches lo repair at 1 1.00 each.
C. A. Nash, at the I'ostuince.
7th St. STABLE.
(Sootl care given to all ani
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Among the special features: are
A Now Serial by Rudyard Kipling.
Tho Later Life of Lincoln,
Ily Minn. IdaM. Tarln-Il.
The Naval Sldo of the War, by Capt. Mahan
A Telegraph Operator's Life-Real Experiences
and Adventures,
Contribution by the highest autliorltlei on new developments In
Science, Invention, Exploration,
Embracing articles tlssrrlpllve of
Unaolvcd I'roWomH of Au
tonomy. Lifo in tho DecpoHt MinoH.
What 1'iiary i Doing in tho
Artie.
Tho Tclictrorjcopo Pictures
by Telegraph.
A I'lunge in tho Diving Tor
jK'Jo Jloat.
Submarine Navigation..
Tho Kite in Modern War
fare, Telegraphing Without Wired.
The Marvolri of tho Sea.
Splendid Short Stories.
Tliey will come from such writers ss:
Kudyard Kipling , ItohurtBarr Sarah Orno Jowelt
John A. Hill
Cutclifle Ilyne
Morgan KohortHon
Clinton IIoki
William Allen White
Hamlin Garland
Stephen Crane
Shan F. Bullock
Octave Thanet
Sarah Barnwell Klliotl
K. Neshlt
Ellen Glasgow
We shall publish a number or very striking stories by new writer, and
also a nunilmr ol tli'ss short, crisp, ilnimattrt eplsotles from real Ills which
our readers have come to know as a special feature of MuOmjkk's.
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