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OREGON CITY ENTRPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY II, 1000.
Oregon City Enterprise.
Publlahed Kvery Friday.
t- ; ; -
L. L. PORTER, raorsirroa.
getting out Into the marketa of the
world.
Pa. Pkhnard Pai.v, fusion candidate
for congress, was In the rltr last Friday
lortiine with It, are Im lined to Join this polities should bo considered In local
new movement and will probably do o. elections, the stubborn, unavoidable fact
The central pUnk In the platform of I li Hint they do play a large mid lni.or-
ttiis party will Ixj to protect native iiir-l lant part therein. IVslral-le as It wuiii.i
eats against what they mil "the Pole
In other
me political fences of this county. Xh i worJ. It will be anti Uennhhcan. anil
wim mi pockets (till ol nailer to drive in crowd" end the strangers.
UBCKIPTION HATI,
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Onsyear
Pi I monlhi
Tnai subscription two months...
A discount of W cents on all subscriptions
for one year, 28 cents for lis mouth, if
paid In advance.
Adverting rale given on application.
democratic healers were on deck waiting
for the banker candidate to oin up a
100 keg.
Bobscrlher will find lb dal of expira
tion tttniprd on tbelr apart followin
iiMiir nam. If this daU it not chanced
within two weeks after a pavruent, kindly
notify ui and w will looa alter ih
Catered at lit postofrios In Orricon City,
Or., at second clam matter.
AGKST8 FOR THI IXTKKPKISK.
Bearer Creek....
Canny
Clackamas
Milwaoki
Fnion Willi
Meadow Brook...
New Era
Wilsonville
Farkplars
Btaflord
At ulino
Carol
Molalla
Marquam
Butteville
Aurora..
Kagle Creek
Ifeniaacus
Bandy
Oumnsvilla ,
Cberryville....
.lr. T. B. Thomas
Ueo. Kniehl
A. Mather
..war WiMinxer
...O. J. Trtillineer
... Ches. Holman
,.W. K Newrrrj
Henry Miley
F. L. "Russell
J.Q. Us
C. T. Howard
R. M. Cooper
Annie ftubb
.. E. X. Hart man
B. Jenninn
, Henrr A. fnyder
H. Wiibrrn
J. C. Kiliott
F. CrUch
Geo. J. Curnn
.lira. XI. J. Hammer
To the exrhiiion of all other fuoion
candidates, the Oregon ftate journal
guilds the eulogy of Hernard Daly, occu
rying nearly its entire edition of last
week to defending him against the dam
aging testimony in the Lakeview Ex
aminer, his home paper. Wonder what
fat poaition Harrison Kincald expects to
get in case of his election.
IVmocrat or anything rlae In the field
Six well-known white men and some
doion or more native leaders are fore
moat In the movement. It is a fact that
the thing has eo shaped itself In (Ion
lulu that a large section of the native
community la already split off and I
simply waiting a leader and organisation
Sons one has started the story that
John Lewellen said that no foreign-born
citizen thould hold a public ofllce. This
comes, aa a matter of course, from the
reformers. We are authorised to eay
that this rumor is absolutely false. Any
Too much stress cannot be laid upon
the importance of your choice of ballot
for the two county commissioners to tie
elected the 4lh day of June. Remember
the entire financial economy of the
county reels lu the palm of their bands,
and it Is absolutely dependent opon their
good judgment to know w hen to sqnerie
their fingers for retrenchment and when
to relax their grip for beneficial public
donation. The. mnublifMn lrt darnli
t t-i -li- .. .1 '
one moving jir. ..eweiiing wouiu not , , . ,
deeply and earnestly upon the qualifica
tions requisite in the candidate (or this
believe such a story, as he is a man of
ability and sense and knows that some
of our best citizens are foreign-born.
Marmot Adolpb Ascbot)
Tbe way te lalld ip Oreaei City
b te give Oregon Tit; Peeple jeir
Patreaafre.
KEPI BLICAN TICKET.
For representative in congress for first
district -
THOMAS H. TONGUE, of Washington.
For presidential electors
O. F. PAXTON, Moltnomab.
TII.MAX FORD, Marion.
J. C. FULJ.ERTO.N. Douglas.
W. D. FURNISH, Umatilla.
For supreme judjee
CHARLES E.WOLVERTON, Linn.
For food and dairy commissioner
J. W.BAILEY, Mnllnomah.
For joint representative for Multnomah
and Clackamas
A. S. DRESSER, Clatkamas.
For district attorney for fifth district
HARRISON ALLEN, Clatsop.
For representative
J. L. KRUSE. of Stafford.
JOHN TALBERT, of Clackamas.
CHARLES TOOLE, of Csnemah.
For county commipioners i
THOMAS KILLEN, of Needy.
JOHN LEWELLEN, of Springwater
For sheriff
W. h. SMITH, of Abernethy.
For clerk
WELDON SHANK, of Canby.
For recorder
1 HOS. P. RANDALL, of Oregon City.
For assecsor
ELI WILLIAMS, of Currinsville.
For treasurer
E. T. 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. j
Tut trap-door in the democratic plat
form was left open for trial, alon came
Judge A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles, and
tell through it. After taking a few kiuks
out of bis neck, he jumps up and accuses
the Oregoni'n, instead of Geo. E Cham
berlain, of jerking plank No. 3 out from
under him. The fact of the matter is,
Chamberlain did not certify to a true
copy of the democratic platform, It is
fraudulent.
Satis is again quoting scripture in the
fusion ranks Tbey are forever and
eternally harping about blackballing
bankers and corporationists, and are
holding the republican party op before
the throne of grace as trusts and boodlers.
At their late convention held at McMinn-
ville they returned to their own vomit
and nominated Bernard Daily, banker
and corporation lawyer, for congress.
It flow remains for the people of the dis
trict to give him enough black balls to re
ject, the 4th day of June.
oflice. and out of the entiro number of
voters of this county, they selected John
Lewellen and Thomas Killen as Wing
the men poseied with the combination
of requirements necessary for the perfor
mance of thisoftiee. They are men who
have been sucessful in the management
of their own private atlairs, never having
been known to make a failure, and are
thoroughly acquainted w ith all the duties
of the office of comminsioner. Their
election is assured, and their majorities
will rank among the highest.
he fjreity ollUvrs to 1 cIiowmi solely on
their merit ss mtiuit'lpal administrators,
the time has not yet coma when they srn
so chosen. They sre the nominees of
the local organisations of National artles
and their success or fadunt Is Interpreted
a the success or faihue of the party;
whose candidate they are. This Is the
cae even when National issims are prac
tically unmentiotied, wheii the cotiteat Is
confined to local questions and I decided
upon that baaia. Every climen may U
aware that sound money, the tariff or
any other matter of National concern has
played little or no patt In the local rtn
paUn. But so long as the candidal
represent the National partiea, that tact
will be carefully hidden from the outside
world, and victory te heralded as a
triiimt'li fur the detnocrala or republicans
as the rase may b. It may be all wring,
but until it is otherwise the voter who
appreciates how disastrous to National
welfare would l the ascendancy of
Brvanisiu and how imortatit it Is that
no crumb of comfort for dlsorgamied
emocracy should be found, will Iw
chary of so casting his Vote ttiat surli
n interpretation will te oaihle. It is
Presidential year," and it is doubly
mportarit that Clackamas county should
be found In the right column, not only
because of the moral rffect, but because
f the practical eff-n t upon the cotilrst
fiat is to take place In the fall.
Were the republican candidates, or
any one ol them, notoriously until, there
would be some justification for the man
Her Husband's Story
My name Is I". J. SpronR. ami my address la id Bondman. Block, Troy, N
V. I want to tell how thankful I am that my wlfe'a health has been resUitx' h
her. Alx'tit a year ago she caught a tlieadful cold, which Settled In hsr biou.
chill ttihca ami lung. Mie ccr
taitily hud hromhitt. and I think
consumption, t', and we do
apaurd of her life. She had a
tighlnr and soietiess ill the
i und It uat dillii ult for her
i.i lnra'hc. There were darting. .Nk..
hhttip, dull and heavy pains, with
l IMIMtlll I ll f.il. Jv .-
lug. r.u'l dii)' she
than the d' bcfoie.
was worse
I was ad-
tliait the ilny ln'ioie. I was l-
viocd to gel Acker Knglinh Kent
cdy, and did so, but my ifo only tj
shook her l.rad and said: 'Another t
dollar thr. wn aay. She took I
the Remedy, however, and said
tho effect was mag leal. In less
than an hour there was a remark.
1 -iL.t7r!v'.I
able change. She got tatter at
once, and in a short time she was
entirely well and strong again. The cure was permanent and there has been
no rehtpne. I don't know what Acker's English Remedy Is made of, but I en
sure it contains something that fortifies the system against future attacks. My
wife is in twtter general health now than ever, and you can't Imagine how
happy she la for her recovery. She tells everybody about Acker's Kngllh Rem.
rdy, and ao do I. for I telieve It to be our duty to the public to help every suf
ferer who has Ihritat and lung troubles. My neighbors say It Is a sure specif
lr croup, and has saved the lives of buudrods of little ones around in tins
Vivsnity aloue."
Sold at i)c, jor. and ft lttle. throiichoot the United Slates and Car ada(
and In KnUm!. at is. td., i. d . 4 (d. If you are not satisfied after buying,
return the bottle to your druggM, and get ymir money back.
H a.Vu IV ttm gwuoolct. a'. II. WKk KM 4 IV., trvyrtrtart, Ans tmi.
For salo by Ueo. A. Harding.
who raits his ballot for fusion. De-
Oni great mark of the intellectual 0 nt, honest government would demand
It. Hut In the contest to I decided In
this county no such J'MiflYatlon exist.
broadness and tolerance of the age Is the
anxiety to have free diecossion opon any
troublesome topic. The great race
problem of the South is undoubtedly one
of the most serious conditions in our
republic. The best and most helpful
discussions opon soy topic must come
from the people who sre familiar with all
conditions that effect the matter. The
deepest thinkers both North and South
believe that the best solution of the race
problem mu-t be given through the work
of the negro and the white man of the
South. A society has recently been
formed in Montgomery, Alabama the
heart of the "black belt," for the pur
pose of holding annual conferences to
discuss the race problems of the Sooth,
Spiaxi.no of the Philippine situation,
Bishop Potter says :
"If my son should come to me and say
be proposed to marry a young Creole
woman with seven children I would call
him vrpal liii, ata P.nt if l.a m m a .k
m. .n i ..1 1 1 . i i i i . i the f r (i c 1 1 1 so , 1 1 1 e ed uts t io n of the negro,
me and said he had already contracted
such a marrisge I would still try to sus- wIiKiou" wo,k tn ,oc ord,'r ni1
tain intimate relations with him. I equality. The meetings w ill te ojn to
"No, gentlemen, what we have done free discussions and Interchange of ideas.
I.-. ..i i:. l - i . . i i..
... ..u....j JUBl sum a relation The formation of the society is a hope-
mo., niiu it nuuiu oe a sourceot national
Young Rlafrons
tto preserve the charms of face an
figure in sjiite of an increasing family
and the care of growing children are '
always to be envied. A a pmrnrative !
of health ami
beauty Doctor
l"ierc,s Fsvor.
ite Prescription
has been hsilnl
ty women u a
Gol - send " to
tbrir sex. It
mortification if we gave up our respon
sibilities because we find them difficult."
Election June 4.
Vote the ticket straight.
Tua Enterprise has a larger circula
tion than any other paper in the county.
Tue tardy success of the English in
South Africa is leading many people to a
certain examination of the fetish of
England's greatness as a military and
naval power. Strange to say, the history
of England's wars does not show a great
military nation. Her two great gen
eral, the Dukes of Marlborough and of
Wellington led England to victory when
she bad powerful allies, bat no single
military success can compare w ith those
of France or Germany. Great as a
ful sign. Its problems are the hardest
that the South has to face ; they sre best
understood by those living among them
and a free and unprejudiced discupMon is
the first step towards a solution.
OLD M.fclTII CIIKNKV.
Thue to the predictions made in the
Enterprise last week, the would be polit
ical detective of the century, Old Sleuth
Cheney, has opened a detective bureau
In connection with his lie hatchery on
7ih street. The rates for his secret ser-j
vice work are established by placing
himself, soul and body, titxjn the auction
M 1
5 7 IU
commercial nation-yes. But irreat Mock of political trickery, to be knocked
Have you registered? If you wish to
vote you must attend to this important
matter.
If five people read each copy, then
10.C00 people read the Enterprise each
week.
when opposed in war by equal strength
history does not prove it.
Oregon republicans are for expansion,
the Nicaragua canal, the open door in
China and, very naturally, for the gold
standard as the basis on which oriental
countries should pay for their goods.
When the supreme court decides that
the recent Puerto Rican legislation is
constitutional, Mr. Bryan will have an
other reason for demanding tue sup
pression of that body.
Fbom the way the democrats seem to
be worrying over the constitution, it
would appear that they have forgotten
that there is a supreme court, whose
chief duty it is to eafeguard that encred
document.
One of the most hopeful signs of the
times is the care and attention given to the
defective and delinquent classes of our
children. There has been a recent agi
tation in cities looking towards providing
separate courts for children accuBed of
crime. This idea should be followed up
to a practical result. Statistics show
that after a child has once suffered arrest
his downward career is rapid. The
necessary and enforced, association with
older criminals has an evil effect. Those
familiar with the statistics of criminality
believe that the first step towards saving
a child would be made if this matter of
separate courts could be established.
The Mother's congress has been asked to
consider the matter. It directly con
cerns every mother in the land for the
well being, the chance to live well of her
child is directly related to the chance
of the poor little outcast of the gutter.
down to the politician bidding the high
est. His latest piece of shrewd work is
made manifest by his coming to life long
enough to hear a little scrap of political
gossip, that everybody else in the county
had heard and forgotten weeks ago, and
which was so fabulous that It limply
needed but a short period of time for it
to lash its own brains out, and fall an
g 1 v e a t b
strength and
n e a 1 1 n upon
wuicn ba
mothrrliMxi
pen!. It prac- J
t i c a 1 1 y doe j
away with the
paiua of nutter-1
mty. It enable !
the niotlicr to :
nourish the in
fant life de.
pending on her,
ami enjoy the
hourly happi
ness of winch
ing the develop
ment of a per
fectly healthy
child.
Mr Orrin klllo
nt lk nl. I .....
Co.. Wi.. writ-.: ! h. Own i,.iBf lo
write you evrr tince my batiy wa tarn n
sard to what your favorite Hrrn4iua hu
me. i anm praur l enoiifh, I,,,
hare not bern aawrll fur 6v yrara aa 1 now am.
od I waa only ork a ahun (lm, and alucr I (4
op hare not had one an k day. have not had
any internal trouble aince I gnt up I w not
only aurprurd mytrlf but all of my ftkodt bcr
art aurpnatd to r m o wtll.a
Dr. Pierce'a Medical Adviser, every
woman's friend, is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay cost of mailing only.
Send 21 one-cent stamps for book in pa
per covers, or 31 stamps in cloth bind
ing, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
"aaajf ei it s-ces
Chocolates
FRESH TODAY
Somebody al born will bt wailing
tonight in a box.
Tlx "Nam on Everv PLrfa" la
the guiraoUe, .
row tan ar
C. (1. Huntley drii'i(lt.
DlJrBirtPI'MHi
upon ' Sr.lrlna.lr'i.lQO.. I'nrto M..llkl. wUkaunl
ppy ''Z"',"','' o- )
J de- ! 1 " 1 l4- ,u'. l'mmor, Md.
.Seeds
gro rlBfl rr Ibvy'ra
rVwab and alwtfl Ik k. tt
f r hr. lun.aa uIwjIIIuIm
Ntlrk lo rrr' Stada and peaepwf
ISU9 SWd Annual frwa. WrIU tut IL
e. a niir co.. tMrwa. ahta.
FARMERS . . ,
Your team will have tho lt
of care alio!
ull Measure of Feed
City StnblcH.
W. H. YOUNC. Prop.,
s.u..r., ... w H cook.
Livery Higs on Hlmrl Notice.
Tlphor No. 42.
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and Pros ivc lorn
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or lf.it It'iudvsLr Am-
Winithm h I l y vrry
o: an I sola cvrrywlw ro.
Send nam-: anl arllrcsi on a
postal canl for i-lS-juc illus
tratctl catalogue. It ii free.
WInclicslcr Repealing Arms Co.
Kt'W II A V I'M I'llMV
lX45Vva4? tarkct St., aa rraiKlxo, Cat,
HOW l.H l'Ot ft WIFE.
Has she lost her heautv?
. J mm DV( j WIS i . '
stipation, Indigestion. 8ick I f. ,!, I, W
are the principal causes. Karl's Clover 1
l!)t TP! ll.I cnn.l 1 III. I . I I. I
men, inn icjr nan a i j
n u n ( 1 1 ph ti-;..a or. . .
fi eta. and w cts. Li
Money refunded if results are not satis- ii
r..-. i . t. .. ... F
lociurj. i. u. iinnuey, fruggist. bj
Alter sullering from pi Ids for fifteen 'tV
years I was cured by using twj boxes of
exploded libelous boomerang at the 'Witt's Witch Hazel Halve," writes W.
feet of its author. J- ater, North Prook, N. C. It heals
PIANOS AND ORGANS
Bill
Exports of Aniericun products and
manufactures were almost $30,000,000
greater last March than in March, 1899,
That wall of protection Is not too high to
prevent our goods climbing over it and 'favored the republic and cast their
Althoich there has been nj actual
organization of a native party in Hono
lulu, everything is tending In that di
rection, and in less than a month such a
thing may come to pass. The native ele
ment favorable to the monarchy are the
leaders in this bolt. At the same time
a very large number of IJawaiians who
Sleuth Cheney took the wee, small bit
of gossip, and after twirling it, twisting
It and elongating it in the editorial fac
tory he carries around under his hat, he '
hatched out the following article in last
week's Courier-Herald :
"It is reported upon good authority
that the Iioss of the republicans in Clack
amas county is offering to trade off a
.... .uu uiiu-iiinu i j v) eiem a lew
men that he thinks he can use fn the
future."
everything. Beware
Ueo. A. Harding.
of counterfeits.
On Easy
Payments
For Young Men and loong rromen.
There is nothing that will aroose the
In. nf a Vriiim, man a- a.. -
v w. ,vi...aj mmi ur nuuiuu BO (JI1ICK SS
to have Inforior laundry work put off on
them. They may dress ever io well
but if their shirt front or shirt waist Is
mussy their neat appearance is spoiled.
The Troy laundry makes a specialty of
ladles' and gntlernen'a Ann
There can be no better work than is
done at the Troy. Leave your orders at
Johnson's barber shop.
KKPCUMCAS KKSI'ONHIIIILITV.
Tiikkk is a certain responsibility rest
ing upon the shoulders of every republi
can apart from that involved in his vote
on local issues. As a believer in the
principles and policies of his party, and
in that party as the safer guide of the
destiny of the Nation, he cannot over
look the effects that a democratic victory
m ..l.l , ....
ui'"" rorilines in the fall. Bow ira T.ur Kldu,v. s
Irrational as it doubtless is that N.tlon.1 1 pftr i
"DeWitfs Little Early Itlsors are the
finest pills I eyer nsed." D. J. Moore,
Millbrook, Ala.. They quickly enre all
iver and bowel troubles. Ooo. A. Harding
irker's EnglMi Itemed will stop a
cough at any time, and will cure tho
worst cold in twelve hours, or money
eiunueu. L'.r; cts. and GO cts.
It in euy to obtain a good ono. Whore no local
dealer hcIIm thorn, wo will send a piano or organ for
a Kinall earth jmyinr-nt, balance in monthly pay
monte. Two years time to finlnh purrhruw if do.
fired. Wo would like to explain our method. Wo
will -end an inHtrument guaranteeing atifaction,
or the piano may bo returned to tin at our oxpenne.
Catalogs free for the anking, tell all about them.
Npncial prices and full information If you write.
tiler's
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Ti'ehomeof Portland, Orefloti.
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