Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, April 13, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1900. Oregon City Enterprise. ticket. These men left that party some know them. There run l only one! (Ireat flood at Austin, Tes, similar Published Kvery Friday. L. L. POUTER, raorairra. lUHCHIITION HATE. .12 on years ago Jimt a hundred have left nd are (tilt letting, Iwmw of bad principle and no principles. Thre two men are made of the material republi cans admire iul will not tw used by any one or traded lor any measure, Clackamas countjr was not able to get Rrownell the congressional nomination. On year Hi i monlhi Trial subscription two moiitlia 25 'start a .uiniini ni jl miiIb nn All an harnrtt ioita i for out vear, 25 cent for an month, if .'enough to put him In a place of influence f m i The convention wn for Tongue from the Mr. Tongue ha served long waiii In atlvattre. Advertising ralea given on application. Bubacrib-r find ths dal of filtra tion lanii1 on ihrlr pai ioiiowiiik their name. If thl dale l m cniiprn Within 10 wrrki a(W a payment, aimlly notify at and we will look alter iU Xotered at tfct potofllr In Oregon City, Or., as second clan matter. AGENTS FOB THE INrERFElSlC Bearer Creek.. flan by Clackamas Milwatikie Union Willi... Meadow Brook. hew Kra Wilsonvill .... Park place. Button! Mulino Cani. ilolalla Man) tiara Butlr Title Aurora , Eaj;le Creek ... Ianiacu 6amly , Curnnnrille Cherrjville ilarmot and the convention would niake no change, He is a man of ability, influence and industry anJ has done much for the state and w ill do more. answer. The republican legislative ticket has Krtue. and Tallcrt and Toote. Throe men that have always stood high and are considered perfectly capable of look- ling after the county's interest at Salem. The mixed pickles ticket has llod s, who is a very nice young man, with no experience, Prohibitionist Cole and (ienglehaeh. The latter Is charged with beinif a Itrow nell republican tmi lv j .. i - .i i. t-i . i i , I soldier. Soldier of Kth Iteckham and ueinrwuiiis i lie "my nania lor IIHS IS I list i ,,, , , , , , ,, . ,. , ... I 1 ay lor aduiluUt ration drawn in battle ar he hel.d Proanell out In the primaries L4V , , u,ril,,0 .Uu:t.tT tmrrUly to the Johnstown disaster. r.normoii loos of properly. UallroaJ trslllc slopped . ... .. I ....... ,.... Mill liuira, 1.1 tij. IN. i I oi I ' ii aim i in ii v i I "in v planted, tieneral Otis lis been formally rollev ed of the coiiiinaiid of the I'lliti'd State forces in the I'hlllpplnes at hi own re ipient, and will sail lor America the find of May. tieneral McArthur will succeed him. Soldier and police clarh In Frankfort ' Kentucky over (lie srrent of lo driiuketi end It Is very tintisuftl for regulAr rhyslclsn ii Rum, reputation to pul,,r oi a pn'i'i inn t viiiiuj. iiv in.w ... vKxvn wuere l'ct U.I A..L-'a lrimllkll Hailllnflv lull II la uti.-. - . . . A analysis of the political country today reveals the fact that it will be im possible for either of the two great parties to make the trust question an issue as against the other. When the republican party stands up and declares the baleful trusts are conceived In sin ...lr. T. B. Thomas and brought forth in iniquity, begin with ?a". Mather m' wi,n ,hpT ch'at ! and steal, aie full of wind and water, and thus of the elements of panic and colic and must be swept away with the antitrust with Mo ,.lcar to isitiicr ..O. J. Tnillinger .. Chas. Holman .to-. H. ewherry . Henrr Miley at Clackamas and is his personal friend. The mixture ttamla as much show of going to the legislature as Dewey doe of being president. verted. lloers still very active In Nats!, Will try tooutllauk ItuDer, whom they declare is sfrald to meet their forces sgain. The ltoers are in force at t'epenes, in the Free State and are threatening (Sell er! lliahant's colonbl division. ''' J?0 "is 1 beom ' jMtrction, Pryan's '.V.C.'T.tlowaMjpi.nkiiioome face to face . . . IV. H. I . . .Annie tubbs kiuley's anti-trnst prorlsmation. r.. .i. nariman CorXTKV rKKK DM IVS ItV. "Asit and ye shall receive," knock and it shall tw opened unto you". That Is just what Is required in this world before you are made the recipient of anything that is coveted. The distribu tion of country free delivery districts is Monday, April V, now being passed around, and right now The Kree State is sgtm up in arms. is the time forthe d llerent mail districts ,,r"l,1,,,'t s,-ln the lUus are In tx'tter condition than they have ever The senate will next conaider the I'liilippine itieetim. Spooner hill to I prened to an early vote. . B. Jeunir.irs llenrv A. Sny.lcr ."H. W ilbern J. C. Kilioll F. Co tsch Geo. J. t'urrin ..Mrs. M. J. llsnimer Adolph AKhod VTbt way te tslld up Ore gen City b te give Oregon City People joor Ptmnre. Kt rl BLICAN COV.NTV TICKET. For representatives J. L. KRUSE. of Stafford. JOHN TALBEBT, of Clackamas. CHARLES TOOLE, ofCaDemab. For county commissioners THOMAS KILLEX, of Needy. JOHN LEWELLEN.ofSpringwater For heriff W. h. SMITH, of Abernethy. For clerk WELDON SHANK, of Canby. For recorder THOS. P. RANDALL, of Oregon City. For assessor ELI WILLIAMS, of Currinsville. For treasurer ELI WHITE, of Damascus. For school superintendent J. C. ZINSER, of Oregon City. For surveyor ERNEST RANDS, of Oregon City. For coroner J. W. NORRIS, of Oregon City. Have you registered? If yoawUh to vote you must attend to this important matter. The Cot Kits IIkKAU) says in its last issue that it only charged f 2 25 an inch fjr sheriff sales. In the issue of July 7. 1S'.9. in discussing the Enterprise and this same charge that paper used this language: "It (the Enterprise) stated last week that we charged 3 for sheriff sales w hen we agreed to do it lor 2 25. I We did not agree to do eo and don't propose to, either." This statement by that paper was followed by a chkrge not only of 3 but it leaded the notice as well si msking an increase of at least in the length of the notice, making the charge about $3.75. In the case of Jones vs. Barney et a) that pajr charged $3 an inch for a leaded notice which was paid by Benton Killen, the attorney in the case. Is it possible that the Courier- Herald ia getting, alarmed as its con tract in nearly out, and is making a pretense of living up to it T No nation on earth will ever make Uncle Sam take water, as lung as he can take land. The populiets of the county are going to walk up to the block as they did in 1S98 and be butchered. The city of Albany is now raising a company of volunteers to 6ll up the gap in the 3d regiment 0. N. G. The total output of lumber for Oregon during the year 1 699 was 609,050,000 feet, of which Clackamas county furnished 11,750,000 feet. There is one point upon w hich Bryan lias never changed hie mind, and that Is the advisability of his standing candi dacy for president. Ir we do our duty aright in the Phil ippines, we will add to our national re nown the advancement of general civili zation, which is the highest and finest part of national life; we will greatly benefit the people of the Phi'ippine islands, and, above all, we will play our part well in the great work of uplifting mankind. But to do this work, keen r ever in mind that we must show in a very high degree, the q-ialities of coursge, honesty and good judgment. Resistance must be stamped out. The first and all important work to be done is to establish the sopremecy of our flag. We must put down armed resistance before we Cao accomplish anj thing else, and there should be no parleying, no faltering, in dealing with our foe. As for those in our own country, like the Courier-Herald, who attacked our Own Oregon City boys while in the Philippines, we can afford to contemptuously disregard them ; but it must be remembered that their utter ances are saved from being treasonable merely from the fact ttiat they are des picable. of Clackamas county to file their appli cation (or this valuable acquisition. It is something new in the West and is proving a decided success. The Linn county hog is again turned loose in the alley and has grunted until that county Las succeeded in establish ing two free delivery districts, one around Shedd, the other around llalsey. It is this persistent claiming and ceasless denuding that acquires these places, ane Linn county Is known all over the tate by the yulgar appellation ol "the state hog" simply because she has a standing application op file for anything that is a gift of the state or nation. In politics she has the district attorney, chief justice of supreme court, attorney, general, and snpervior of census, nd never fails to keep on hand a candidate for congress. Speaking of the free delivery system recently established in that county, the Albany Democrat says : "The one around llalsey will begin Apnl 1 and will cover a circumference of 23 miles, the distance the carrier will ride each day. It will be west of the city taking in Peoria and reach north to within a mile of Shedd. The carrier, besides delh ering the mail will carry postage stamps and money order blanks, in fact, will be a regular traveling post office." It is now Clacksmaa county's turn, and lie should rise op and claim everything in sight, make solemn demands and never cease until she gains recognition. This way she might regin some of the public presents w hich other counties en joy and of which she ha always beer, denied. l-een. Boer sr reorviipylnt towns taken by Bii'ish. IViera cplure thri whole compauie of Britih. American in the Philippine are not sullicieiit to keep do n the insurgents. Encounters at in my point, (iiuierals Young and Bell ak for more troop. YeUtcr Davis delivers his (1 rat Boer sinech to a large, audience. Criticised the cour) of the KuglUh and adopted Ml of resolution declaring agaiut Britain. Marion county citiaen ticket not sat iefactory to the x and democrats in general, and is sure of defeat. I I . . . ' . .. ..... a ..... Iiavn mctotlv iiocriicii Acker t i.ngiisii Kiuruyliiui it is iiii'Kl gratlfylujr to ineive the following voluntary letter from C. V. Smith, M !., I ho most suorsnful ihvulnof t Mpmii, N. Y.: "Mcii. W, II. Hooker V Co., New Yoik City: I wUh to add my liiofemiionu! tmtlniouy to the valuo of your Dullish luepaiatloii known as Acker's t.ughili Ueniedy for Asth ma, etc. In several Instances, after I have died my utmoat to give even relief. I luvc prrciiled your remedy, and it lis acted aluiot like a miracle, not only relieving, but riiianfitly curing every one of the patient. I en ilorr the preparation a one of the moat valualile addition! to the prac tice of medicine." Such a (r ink eudoisement as the above I phenomenal. Coming from so diliui:uiihrd S membrr of the medical profeou, it carrletwlth It ail surname which the public will be sure to nvdil theuiiclvr of. It larrc (itiitnriiit.it i. tia like thi which make tt K'altile In give the browd guaian. tee that is a putt of tvcrymleol Aik rr' Kngl.sh Kctncdy for Coughs, Cold, A!ht"A. Bri:hltis and ('otiaumption. It mut either do all tint lUi-ied for P. or your mousy will be refunded. ! you know of any t,Cf itodcme tot I mi th.se term? I Hi you k now of any other medicine Imd proiiiitii-ut ilm tot rrguUtly piccilte In Ihrir own ptactu a bring bettrr thai i'tot rl,..n Ihev wtitolhiuelvr Thee fait are well woith ciiidciu.g, I'hey are id ripcoal iiitrtrit to t!ioc with t throat and weak lung. V. .1 at I,.- , , ami I, a In.kU. thruf kl ih t' l ! Cana.ta i on.) m af, Ian. I m ,.!., i i , , ! If ata aul MlinJ a(iM bvr IU(, ttMaia h U'lt; 1 1 ivj ill uil. an.l ( ii( ninnav Ua, a, M iA.i. IWoiK-A jjiU.. N', ;. lliH'kl K UK, tTMt, ,Vrw fvi. Pur lale by ieo. A. liar. ling. llMMla vllfe fwM vlhalNaf f allaaa I aMM I.. luff iaa-i, lia tHil ) 4it-Ma a.pa.aai II, . twrina laa bl4, i a..-a lual auti la ...ill MM. TuesiUy, April It). Repuhlican nominate II. H. Rows for mayor of Portland. Kobtrt will stay a long time at Blurm- .urn-Mil oriurD aiiacsing me Horrs. Ikiers planned a mined amhunh. Severe fighting at Wefeiirr with hesvy losses on both sides. British have now lost In killed, wounded and crippled over 23,- 000 men. McKinley Is prepsring to p arotiml Puerto Rican j-ib. Only tsrifTmen will be favored. Two PHipint rioners bangnd without a trial. The Kansas general, Funafuti, msy be court martiaied (or his work. n . -r-rM7?ka I SI M I - I II U t JM 1 1 I Ir m a a a a I a mm a a a w . ' . 1 .-IV , a I I a a L m B. rjlkl.va-Ta4 1 1 l.l If IV ss aTa Lw7ii.iiavr:-!!ri3 n u t j m a I a ma ia a . a u r ar aa a .a a . r . aw. . . j w-m i bb . .m k m b. b.. bl b a "vi iimiiisii"- si i . vi riir . 7i I 'I n irnu i,..i in a.a aar "a-T I C"l"k'-a t... ila.. 11 ".aafMn II 1 iP'a alll all.al.f. ra..utll, Ib v I SI, all,,.. l..a . aiwaf rbW ' rVaSISIaalaaJUiaia M K-iua..l 1 AmWr . L. t S.la.u.,in l..w.tlU. W l II" ""f tw Ilia I on If riaal half miwh. TV II Ttt, IriM U warn, rBah a tot II ; 2 II HMv ! Ifcv bMC Aak II . I ' US bo otbar. I Wflla fuf U Saaal WI. I m ss. rMirst. S I ITI I I ...it. Hi-a. a va rv a w HniiiliM III ' J mIU liu U I 1 1 1 1 1 1 A dozen or more old line democrats walked out of the mixed pickle hall, last Friday, dicgtiBted. They cannot be caught with that ind of stuff. It is said that Dr. Straight got some pointed information as to where the sil ver democrats have been pasturing when lie attempted to welcome some gold dem ocrals back to the fold. The Dewey candidacy makes no diff erence with the two great national con ventions. The republicans will nomi nate McKinley, the democrats will nomi nate Bryan and McKinley will be elected. Whenever the British are defeated by the Boers they call it falling into a trap, wilh the British retreating in splendid order, while the Boers follow them up in great confusion. The Courier-Herald says that the republicans are dissatisfied because Lewiting and Toole were formerly demo- The men that claim to represent the democratic party and thohe that claim to represent the populists met in joint con vention and put np a ticket. These delegates were willing to lay aside any principles that their respective parties have advocated for the sake of a chance oi getting to the pie counter. When a ticket is put up, ,js the one was at last Friday's conveu tion.it is a confession that it stands for nothing but spoils, and if the promoters have any principles they are perfectly willing to put them aside for the chance at the spoils, small as the cliance is. This conglomeration of noli- tical pot hunters haye put up a ticket, that must in all honesty stand for naught, but that the nominees want the pie. Can they honestly put forth any other claim? Let us see if these men are better fitted for tiieir places than the republican nominees. For the county board the republicans put up Killen and Lewellen. Two better men cannot be found in the county. The men put up to beat them are blehtiian and lunier. We have not lis, not a ui uiu MLTK r 9 tfg lft.APl. ft A A A A dVlfif Friday, April 0, Pennsylvania democratic convention endorses Bryan's candidacy. Washington delegates to National con vention instructed for McKinley. Boers will again assume the defensive but will attempt to destroy the railroad behind Lord Roberts. Wednesday. April II. Peace commissioner from the Trans vaal have landed at Naples and will try to end the war. Thomas II. Tongue nominated by the republicans, for congressman from the (list ditrict. Admiral Iewey aiinoiiueei that he i still In the race for president, (coticln le. on patre HkIu) Nuti, Dates. Figs, Honey, Orangei, Lomont. Dnnanas, Cranberries. Raisins Homo Made Mlnco Meat, I10J.KRT.SOIV, Tin 7lh Sraur (taotsft. pARMKKS . . . Your tcntn will have the Ut of care atol Full Measure of Feed At Ihe City StnblcM. W.H. YOUNC. Prop., ...o.. ,., W Cook- Liver Kige on Short Notice. Telephone No. 47. Good Night." How few women know what it is to nave a good night ; a night of nound, restful sleep. They smile ami any "good night" in cheery tone, but when Hit. chamber door closes behind them, the smiling mask drop off, and shows the lines oj suffering. Other wohlen have had the had nights changed to good by the Us of Doctor Pierce's I'avorite Prescription. So may you. Ninctv-eiifht times in every hun dred it perfectly cures dienM-s of the delicate womanly organs. It builds up the nervous system, puts flesh on the body and color on the cheek. President Stein appeals again to the powers, declaring that he Mill has hope of victory. Dewey wants the democrats to nomi nate him, His candidacy is heing piinhed by John K. MeUan, W. 0. Whitney, Lamont and Olney. Demo cracy stands by Bryan. Sharp fighting occurs nt Mafekiwr. British commands receiving larne num ber of horses. Preparations begun to rebuild the Kansas City convention hall that was destroyed by fire Thursday. Know in Colorado breaks down tele- I graph wires and stops street cars. Saturday, April 7. J Lord Roberts has lost nearly JfKX) men during the past week. 4000 more BritiMi soldiers have landed at Cape Town and will join Lord Robert's forces. nsp s-i i ii xTH "'V I Iff 111 H lffr.iL.L Ii' Ji I in III ft I A t. x.a-Lf I M I IX a vh 1 1 -f iiutw s 5! or Jtr.-it.- J. X J&x T1,.. !?. I 1IW I'llllVI 9 and Prospectors' favorite. .n.ifTcctrI !))'coU ll'inrtvshr Am munition tivil ,y every err; an I r.ol. 1 everywhere 0 S-nd nam': nml adiircs.i on a post.il can for I JSuc illus trated catalogue. It h free. Winchester Rcpcatinj: Anns Co. HUW IUYI.N, CONN. 41H Market St., San PrarKUco, Cat. PIANOS AND ORGANS ma li -.:--,!J. Jiuller's inactivity causes much anxiety. England Powers deliver an ultimatum to China demanding the suppression ol the Uoxers." Favorite Prrcriptloti writ, Mr. C. N. Co., Vs., U a Ood-Mnd to wi-.k ,nd i, kl woineti. rf,rin health witheut (ut.)ml.i their nenno the .hock of an examination. M wa all run down in htallh-rould o work but a hort while without rutin. Waa ao nervou at time that I could na tvtn write had a very poor appetite. I deri.lrd to write to ZrTr,'! n'i"te "rca. I retclvrd a favor able reply, and commenced taking the ' I'avorite Prescript on 'and fflltU.' Took aia lit or Favorite Prefcriptlon,' one of 'Golden Medl- cat IiKovery'and one vial of 'fellet.' I can ffc. lJIm 'rnk ' ruI'"'r' "'eluinei the beat In 1 aita. anu nervou women. Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are Bpedally adapted to the use of delicate women. Easy to take, gentle in action. L f WW j-a-j , rf.1T, On Easy Payments Moneyed men from England are com- ingto Baker City to buy up mines T.ou r.ir... f.l...l . the slightest thing against these men " . TV "v "u uses up ineir but they do not compare in ability to look after the county's interf Ti offcM with bank deposits. Hunday, April 8. For l'oung Men and Joung rTomen. There In nothing that will aronse th Ire of a young man or woman so (juick as to nave inferior laundry work put off on them. They my dress ever so well, but if their shirt front or Hhirt waist Is muMsy their neat appearance is spoiled. The Troy laundry makes a specialty nf ladies' and guntlumen'a fine work There can bit n0 better work than ia done at Uih Tr-,v. L,,ave i0,jr ,,!,,. u, It in t-afly to obtain a good ono. Wlicro no loonl (InalnrRollH them, wo will m-ml a piano ororKn for a mrmll cuhIi payment, Imlurw,. in in.Mithly jmy. mentH. Two years timo to finiHh purchn if do M'ml. Wu wyulJ Uko to explain our metliod. Wo will fl(;nlan itiHtrtimont giiiiratifecinjr Hatisfitction, or tho piano may l,o returned to tm at our expeiiHo. CataloKtifjH freo for tho Asking, tell all al.out them. SjKicial pricefl and full information if you writo. V Eiler's Piano 'rtu Wa nlialluntru ll.a ,ruul.innt I I !... 6 r.ouloui B1IU WUU1U ue n lair question lor tlie voter to wish to say that paper cannot give one answer as to which of these men h Another effort ig being made by Sena-1 Johnson's barber shot). rameota republican that feels disgron- would trust with his own interest If , , McBrWe,t0 Becure appropriation fed for this reason or any other over the I vou , to not kn ti,.,., t(, " oiumw. m""P U, t v,.., Sa iiiuio n ui; ug river. ii,roa t.anuyuuuiariio. iMjortio.li If O. O. C. fall to cure, drugylau rf uod luouty. ' 2t Teiiomoof Portland, Oregon. i:-::i4i.i. nvos