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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, KOVEMDER 24, 1809. Oregon City Enterprise. Puhltaticcl Kvery Friday. L. I- rORTKK, rwrwroi ap aVBHCHIPTION MATKW. On.year . 'J" Ml month 1 Trial uhcritlon two months A discount o V) mill on all subscriptions for ont var, 25 (tun lor six months, M paid in advanc. . drrrUung rate gWtn on application. Subscribers 111 And h dst of iplr turn tnpd on their paiis following tbotr name. If this dsU Is not changed within two wrcks nr a payment, kindly otify n and w ill loos after It. alio for more than 45 rents a bushel, you will never do it until you restore liver dollar to iu place at the is to I. There will never be any times in this couiilry until the coinage silver at 16 to 1 shall be rstabli Is.." It shows how well be knows wh was talking elniut. but then this wss furnished C. 0. P. nhed but the of Id better of at he w in J Xntertd st the potoffle In Oregon City, Or., as second claM matter. AGISTS TOE THI ISTIRPR1SI, Bearer Creek.... Oanby Clackamas Milwauki Union Mill Meadow Brook... New Era Wileonvtlle arkplsre. Plaflord alulino Ctrni Molalla laniuiro Boltffill Aurora.. Kagle Creek Iamairui tSaunly Cnmnwll Cherry villt Hartuot ...,lr. T. B. Thomas Deo. Knight A. Mather ....trar WiMinger U. J.Truliinger Cha. Holman W. 8. Newberry Henry Miley F. L. Riiwell ' J.Q Ua ... C. T. Howard ,' R. M.Cooper Annie ftubhs E. M. Hartman B. Jennings V... Henry A. Snyder .. ,.H. Wilbern J- C. Klliott F. G.vtich "V ... Geo. J. Currin Mrs. M. J. Hammer Adolpb Aschott Tub editor of the Courier-Herald come out with lota of froth and as usual tries to olcur the (mint la Issue). The Enterprise charged bim with stretching the sberitTi sales and charg ing 13 an inch, and he does not deny it, but now says for the fi ist time that he never contracted to do It tor lcaa. As this does not tally with wbat the board contracted for, or wbat Cheney bas told tliera be would do, what is going to be done? The coat Is greater than be fore the contract was let, but this Is re form. Cheney baa admitted to the board that be bas over-charge!, and as his excuse told thetn that the Enterprise was standing in, and he supposed the board was. We state this as Cheney I modest, and does not like to tell th public all he tells th board. "The way t build ap OretewCtty la te give Oregei City Teople jr Patronage. Thi foreign commerce of the VniteJ States for 1599 over two billion dollars and breaks all records. We still bear the wail of bard times and alwsys will bear from a few, no matter bow pro Irous the country is. The reviving cheerfulness of the edi torial tone of lb democratic newspapers is merely a renewed proof of tbe persist ent bopefulnes of the human heart and of iu 'power to recuperate in tbe face of discouragement. Pioneer Tress. Ij 1896 the democratic prophecy was that prosperity could not come without fiee coinage at 16 to 1. Last year the cry was "prosperity cannot last." It reminds one of the sign boards after youthful America is through juggling with them on Hallowe'en night. It is with deep reuret that the Ameri can people learn of the death of the vice president. He was a man universally liked and respected by all who knew bim without regard to party. As pre siding officer of the senate his decisions were alasys respected as fair and honest. Tug munificent donations by (he Stanford estate to the 8tnlord univer sity is almoat without a parallel, about 12,000,000 having been recently turned over to the university by Mr. Stanford The endowment of th state university of California at Berkely by Mrs. Hearst is almost as great and it is said that if the building are completed at Berkley on the plana selected, that nothing w ill compare with them in the world. The plans were prepared in Paris and a large premium offered for the best competition being open to the world. Many eastern colleges have received lame gifts and endowments, notably Chicago, The good that will be done by this wise ex penditure of money cannot be estimated. Many a poor boy and girl will get a chance to get an education that would otherwise be impossible. The good that these people will do and the effort that they will stimulate in all with whom they come in contact will largely help the state In many ways aod not the least will be good citizenship. It ia acts like these that not only should, but do bring wealth and labor more closely together. a! - ftr i 4 ; iews oi iiiii i t ujv Ix a decision at Albany Judge Boise held that foreign loan associations doing business in Oregon make illegal loans in that they are usurious where more than ten per cent interest is charged in the way of interest. This will affect a large amount of business of these com panies in the state and may force them out of business here. Tug controller of the currency reports on the condition of the country In which be shows that the deposits of the country have increased beyond parallel. When the people of the country have money to deposit beyond anything known before it is good evidence that bard times are not present even if the 18 to 1 people do Bay that we are about to go to the wall. Tub petition of Goebel to have the vote of the city of Louisville thrown out, on the allegation that the judges and vo'erswere "intimidated," is an admis sion that he was not elected and that Taylor got more votes. 01 course, the charge of "intimidation" is ridiculous; tut Goebel wants the office of governor and expects his corjitniftHoners of elec tion and the partisan tribunals to give it t) bim. Oregonian. fA A A A A. -A jOl lO 0 efcfc5 Friday November 17. Young is rapidly penetrating far to the north in Luzon. Another armored train meets with disaster in South Africa. White's road to retreat to the south is cut off. Stanford University bas received about 15,000,000 from lhe Stanford estate. It is claiineJ that the Holland subma rine boat is entirely successful. The rate discrimination on coast busi ness is before the interstate commission at St. Louis. Dewey gives out the information that he is not a candidate for the presidency. The 0. K. &. '. wilt build two large steamers to run between The Dalles and Portland. The government engineers have re puted to their chief in favor of a forty I rot channel to the eea from Portland. Tbe great increase in Portland' com merce will give great weight to this pro ject. A million tone of freight went oyer this route the past year and gradu ally the Columbia river valley is forcing it claims on congreeij and the people. Portland will only have hereelf to blame if she does not take advantage of her ?DOitunitle. It takes push. Is 1896 Bryan in one of his epeeches used the following language : "You would like to sell your wheat New report come in attending the richness ot Cape Nome placer mines. Saturday November 18. Boers concentrate at Estcourt to pre yent Buller from relieving White. MacArthur begins his advance north ward from Tarlac. The government engineers report in favor of making a 40 foot channel from Portland to the sea. A million tons of freight went by this route in the past year. The interstate commerce commission will meet after tbe holidays on the coast to consider the discrimination against the coast jobbers. Iron and steel are quoted lower as the demand lessens. Clatsop beach has a very high tide. One man kills another in a row over land at Lewiston, Idaho. It is said that Smith instead of Judge Cake will sit on the board ot equaliza tion at Portland. Several vessels have been held out side the Columbia by the storm. Sumpter, Ore., is very active and new work springing up. Portland is to have a steamer line to Cape Nome, Sunday November 19. Boers are concentrating at Entcourt in force to cut off White reinforcements. Siberia is taking much interest in American inventions. Filipinos are breaking Into bands and scattering inrougii in nmnus. Emperor William's visit to England Is said to he strictly poltcl. Salisbury Is denounced for giving Herman v England's part of the Sauioin inland. Eugene Is defi-alinl by IVrkley by the score of 12 to 0 and Yale and Howard pUy a tie game. The Philippines are said not to be very lich In minerals. Multnomah county will cut down tier asatmsment ten million and thereby lessen her slate tax that much. Cspt. Moon and hit old company will join the O. X. U. Coppvr mines ot Idaho are attracting much attention. Monday November SO. It ia believed that a big battle will take place In South Africa In lew days. The American troops are sweeping over Luaou with a rush. Itrpuhlit-wns will insist on Installing Tsylorlu Kentucky. IVmucrats have a council ot their leaders in Chicago. The Commissioners recommends more Indian schools. The revolution la Columbia is spread ing. There la talk ot an extrs session ot the Washington legislature. Through a larger federal appropriation the Agricultural college at Corvalli gets XX) more the coming year. Two boys escaped from the reform school and go to stealing hut are recaptured. Tuesday November 21. The Filipinos are having hard time getting out ot the way of tbe American army. The Boer art moving south to meet the British. The democrats are going to try and win on th one plank Anti trusts. Col. Metcalf ot the Kansas regiment is charged with cowardice. The German emperor ia in England. There will be a strong tight (or a gold law at this session ot congress. Tliere is talk of a smelter at Baker City. Judge Bellinger decides sgainst Port land jobbers in the traffic trouble. Vessels are held outside the Columbia by the storm. Oregon volunteers form an organiza tion. Wednesday November 22. Boers cut the wires in their advance south of Eatcourt. Aguinaldo has escaped to the north ol Luzon. Hobarts funeral wCI t Saturday. The transfer of Dewey's home to his son hss canned some pointed remarks by the subscribers. A race war ia going on in Texaa over the quartering of colored troops at KIo Grande city. The German emperor ia banqnetted by the qncen at which the American am bassador is present. It is rumored that Harrison will suc ceed lloliler as president ot the O. It. & X. South Bend, Wash, will impose a f 1000 saloon license. The slate bar association holds Its an- nnal meeting at Portland. It is said that Dewey bas LWX) rela tives in this country. Tolanle Eruption. Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklein'l Arnica Salve, cures them ; also old, running and fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, wirts, cuts, bruises, burns, scalds chapped hands, chilblains, bent pile cure on earth. Drives out pains and aches. Only 25 cts. vbox. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Geo. A, Harding, druggist. Blra Taal rik Kaales. In Foula. one of the Shetland Islands, the natives make a business of rearing akau gulls In order to rid tho Uliind of the eagles that congregate there and commit many (Icpmlntlotia. The rung ulllcent rtnl samUtoue ell IT a that aklrl the northwestern roast became fa vorite haunt of the eaglea, and Iu this Inaccessible spot they Increased so rapidly that they Iwaiue terror to th farmers and flshermeu who dwell ou this Isolated hL The akau gulls re also strong and fierce and the In veterate foe of the eagle, In battle the gulls are nearly always victorious, and so th Inhabitants of foula hit upon tbe novel plan of feeding and car ing for th skau gulls, which, thoukt formidable to their feathered enemies, ar very peaceful and docll when brought to contact with man. ( lis Iwebes af !-. A leas of sli Inches of ground at 117 Krankllu street. Chicago, for V! year aud ou mouth was recorded the other day. It runs from Mcorg I Barber to Hiram H. I'cabody aud Is for an aunual rental of 111. Th prop erty baa a depth of tt feet and com prises th party wall between 117 and 113 Franklin strwt -Chicago Times Herald. Mw.ele. .1 IW.a. Th head has 77 muscles-! for the eyes and eyelids, 1 for th noso, M for th Up. V for the Jaw, II for the tongue. 11 for lb larynx. 11 for the ear, 17 for motions of tbe head aud nock. 1 to tuove th hairy scalp and I for th eyebrow. A Fine DoDy Makes any mother pvwuL There are a great many proud mothers whe chil dren have been puny and sickly until n Dr. Pierce's fj Pavorit rrescrlp- ST medic In V which "make weak wom en strong" has given them the strength to bear hearty, and healthy children fur th first time. Ms frr ft mArt I h Uilk 4 navuf mtr child. I trft H a nk raa doww m.)im Maria O. Hjfl. wrtllnt ftw ilt, t. .. My hHU rinrl ny r I hum Mrvoa. (!! " "l autiaML Ult w buntea. I ductut.l tl Ihtn tElforam pnM irfpl" , ' trVrd mmn uinl ""UliKt aU Willi Jh aanrtfnull I b U mvttm and U a-W lo th rnanpucatlooa I aufltd lMtW Mipatkm. I chaami la oat of rnur a.1. ttawnMBta and I (naannil lotaat 1 I'Vrri Farortta rmrrtpOua aod ' rtma.nl rll'a' aad brfao la Uaprov rt(M awa . ana u tmixovUif and plulof la aucaflh. I nnoui -ima lha rlwf. M ao fraL rn m..,ih Uim m IUII dauaMrr a ta wilh oat mark Iraubl. I frl thai I would or har im a hi luradur mr euaRaanitnl only by lb help du lfly U t ftrur'a atctuinr. Rk aa a Am bralthy cbiUI and lb only on I bar rtrr hra abl lo aura. h la lo rara old and I Kara mrrrt had la lak any aoclfcClM unct. an I frti thai yuuf mcUklna baa udc a Uaung car arilb .' Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser i sent free on receipt of stamp to defray eipenae of mailing only. Send Jl one-ceut sUmpa fr the book in paper binding, or l stamp for cloth. Addreaa Dr. K. V. llcrce, Buffalo, N. V. law Arm Taar KMaay t rV IIobha'Sira-ntPtllraralllilnyllta -a-lrr. Add biariius lUnwdjrCuL.Ckiraa-uuT " SU k IIKADit UKt. The rnrae of overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory, price 2-"i cts., and 60 eta. C. G. Huntley, the Dru;git. To Cora Conillfmlloa Foraar. Take C.uwatrla Candy I atharim I'lo nrtVs. If C C C fail to cure. druicgikU n.fund ntuuay. $.U Ifeward. Tbe alxve amount will be paid for in formation that will lead to the. conviction of the party or parties, implicated in the hold-up and robbery of Dee Wright, on Monday night about 6 o'clock. November?, 1899. J. J. COOKK, Sheriff ot Clackamas County Or. Cauli wil rags at this Hitgs Wanted. I be paid for clean, cotton office. No wool. "I had dyspepsia fifty-seven years and never found permanent relief till I ned Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Now I am well and feel like ft new man," writes H. J. Fleming, Murray, Neb. It is the bent digestant known. Cuies all forma of indigeiition. Phymclaiie everywhere prescribe it. Gko. A. IIabmno. It will not be a surprise to any who are at all familiar with the good qiuli ties of Chsmberlnin's Cough ICemedy, to know that people everywhere lake pleasure in relating their experience in the use of that splendid medicine and In telling ol the Imncflt thny have received from it, ot bad colds it has cured, of threatened attacks ot pneumonia it has averted and of the children it has savud Irorn attacks ot croup ami whooping cough. It is a griind, gxj 1 medicine. For sale by G. A. Harding drugging MAXY A 1,0 V Kit. Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with an oMVimivo breath, Karl's Clover Hoot Tea purifies the breath by its sction on the bowels, etc., an nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cti, and 60 cU. C. G. Huntley the Druggists. A Mother's Plain Words t . . ... vnii will bo nitoiilahed when I tell yU that sli vears aKn , . 1 '?lZcm St"n with bronchltla and luK troubl. I,,,,,. V In a inont dangoio i n "n T1(0 aiimli at that time cn., ,ot,f 1 teriug. Sotneoii aiivmcu ers English Krme.iy, an . thought I would tiy It, although. ll..nle.tht down III myhsait I bad little- fitlih In H- first iKjttl gv grt f,lof' and the seA-oiid IxdlU made ni the healthy woman I today. My liualMiid'a lung ,ewr1', alM. and hecuted himself with the aam gf'"' """4,V 1...0 ..) t.irl have I" 'III I... ..un.l htf It flOIII llOHlll . l,y croup. I know this I. so. for whon they wci attatked In th ulght I had a Nittl I" th cloaot. and bv aituig quickly that fatal malady was easily overcome. We always glv It to the children when thoy havaacotighor c-dd. and w would not l without it for anything. My iir will tell you alo. it yu ak her. that it i a mcduiii that can aU a be depended upon br all th trouMesof th breathing organs. I tell all our ne'gniM.r ih.u their doors wide eii. A I i'' . p" .- - "7 ' . bey a low their children t d.o under Ihoir vy y U p. ar iJartalu remedy that w.U cuqucr Lull.J hiaiaaan.Haaa.la. In Knlan4. ia. .4., .a rl . au4 ,a. w M aa. IA oiW ' )UHtK a It) . ht, fie I1 For sal by loo. A. Harding. I II i f I II I I mm Yes! They are Krausse's! Whether you want Sho fr SlijijxTg, KullM-rg, Hhro-atrlng), or Overgailerg, you will find that what you get from will Rtvo you tho most satisfactory wear, j look elegant all the time, ami: always ho coiufortahlo lo your feet. Krausso Bros. Karl's Clover Root Tea IWultSa ha W.rltka. fSx IW n1, ai.a riwM to.... 4 ( m a "4 ail a.,...". rf ha ftklM. m a,w.l ...li. Sai "H na ai-4 ('.a.aa k l'.iaaa al IV , 6o ..J (u, C. WCllt A CO., liaov, a aoii aaa.iif it.i A Personal Matter A palufnl liotia Is like a nal lr ilre... ritiBlaya stiract Iva ami plaaaaul to look U'll. YOUR HOUSE ' Can If rr.alnl'l anil fn.tirnl up st a vary rraaonsM .rl- paluia are vary rlii no. lKtn'1 laa II ii ii 1 1 1 Hi tun niska any mora mark ami cracks In It. Fnrl by U. (i. Huntley. AJ 4iWaw, f io ft.tft. M mm 1 J N ! hs4 awM 9 , t-w xtwwaww , ta4 .4 u. .. a.. a. .m4 ii a u . , m aa. a aa . m fc. w. rtl a.aM a a I ..w. ft 1.1 mi.k aa4 . aai ta. ..a. w . 1 .1, iala . aa4 a.4 H-ll M..H f.M aiM II al.1l ... Haajaa aUi laaiSnli 1 ....l r.U. a. I . ' -. I" ( a. ras I. I aa. wa. tl.lOl 'J ' 6 " aa St. 11 i I ' .fcMM.-, !.. ." L. V "S aaaa iai ah nrf aa a- llfll a'Sai. . at aaa. 4 ... --' . . t ilMMa I a,iaa ! na kia. 1 7 fi"ll. I -iuiii.aorauccoiia ici.av (taant a. lail a u, at a 'i i wa.iai -Ma Leave Orders at Ely's Store... VfRhfiW Tba I'al lf . ninTTDmPiitDiai ll.ilal.ia i( a aw. h"t. al " la.aali" aJaJ 4..iriaalnallK I'arta S aiMMllaua, aiiaaw 1 ba f.t 1 .. t llM lillU, llaJllmnra, Ma. Get our Prices on Job Printing. Mokl Tea poMltlyely cures Nick Head ache, indigestion and coiin'ipution. A dtilightlul herb drink. Kmnovcs all eruptions ot the skin, producing a perfect complexion, or money refunded. 2b cts and 50 cts. Baarsths yfiner.mil TOU Have Alwm The I.tifCHt Yarn. A Pittsburg dnimmiir tolls this new yarn: I always carry a buttlu of Kemp's Balsam In my grip, I take cold easily and a few doses of the Hal sam always mukfls me a well man. Everywhere I go I speak a good word for Kemp. I take hold of my custom ers I take old men and young men, and tell them confidentially what I do when I take cold. At druggists, 25r and 50c. D PIANOS AND ORGANS pll On Easy Wm& Dowmontc 3 I CI V I I I vl I It iii cany to obtain a good ono. Where no locul dealer hoIIh them, we will Hcnd a piano or organ for a Htnall cauli payment, balance in monthly pay ments. Two year time to fininh purchaHO if do Hired. Wo would like to explain our method. We will eend an instrument guaranteeing Hatiofaction, or the piano may ho returned to ua at our expert". Catalogue freo for tho anking, tell all about them. SiHicial prices and full information if you writo. Eiler's Tho liomo of iano House Portland, Oregon. iii'i.i:kiicj i-iaho, 14 1 II II til, fllOM, u i:m:it i-i t. on. mi i imiau mill ,jiti:vi wlntkhx k