Oregon City enterprise., May 25, 1900, Page 4, Image 4

OUEGON CITY ENTKl'KISK, FRIDAY, MAY
KM).
Oregon City Enterprise.
Put.linhed Kvery Friday.
I,. I rOKTKK, Paora.-Toa.
aUHHCHIITlON HATKB,
One year j J
Mi month 1 ;"'
Trial subscription two nionlh
A discount of W centa on ill nbucnpilon
tor on vear, 5 centa lor in nionin, i
paid in advance. ,. .
AdvertiMiig rates given on fi'lic-mtion.
people in cities are trying to solve tho
problem of the "smoke nuisance."
they are even bought !' Tim change ! killed :V;l oMho reWk Only thr.-o i(
fnmi the democratic state of altair four
ym ago, when L'lt.I.OOO.IHH) in bond
llm American acre- w tuimlisl.
Major Joliti ('. ililmoro Mit.l ItMt men
Tin nominee on tho republican ticket
k- all mm well mid favorably known In
tin' county, They are men of ability
and Integrity and will be run by no ore. I fh loncy In revenues each mouth, in
were Issued to pay ordinary e xpnii-av f the Fort v third rgimem were am
and to keep the gold resone above tho I1'''"'''-'1 May il near I'muMin, Siii.r.
danger line, and when there was ad
The "2i) percent" reformer notwithstanding.
Bubscriher III find th datt of fip ra
tion stamped on their pit following
tfteir name. If (his date it nol Chanel
wilhin two wr ki ".er a pavruent, kindly
notify o and ire will look alter it.
iiitered at the pomofflc In Oreicon City,
yr., a second clan matter.
Tin editor of Hie Courier-Herald sava
that he ran name the man that started
I mie of the lie about republican candi
dates. Tliia ia probably true, ami be
need not go out of hit ctl'ue to name t he
man.
wonderful,
people Imd
ovei,
It would bo startling if
time to atop and tliink it
Will tlie Courier Herald plcaie In
form the Knterprise what bill Col. Itryan
ever introduced or what measure he sup-
Tiik demo-pop iliei't tint la howling
for a ticket ttiat baa no principles, hut a
conglomeration for the clllcea, la howling
ao that it may not ! cut ":tX) per rent"
on bill presented. It la trying to run
the campaign on ahuae ol people, not o 1
the ticket. It Jump on Hrownell, when
everyone knows that Cheney It practic
ally run ly Itrownell, nolhw ithatand
ingill the chaff the Couriei Herald may
AGENTS FOR THI BXTIRPRISK.
Beaver Creek..
Canby
Clackamas
liilwankie
Union Mill...
Meadow Itrook.
h'ew Era
Wilaonville
Tarkplare
Bta.Iord
Mulino
Cania
Holalla
alaniuara
Buttrrille
Aurora
fcagle Creek....
..Vaill-SCUS ,
Band ,
Vorrinsville
Cberryville
Marmot
...,lr. T. B. Thomas
Geo. Knitlht
A. Mather
Oscar Wistuirer
U. J. Tniltinger
Oiaa. Hotmail
W. I. Newberry
llenrv Miley
K. L.Ri-rll
J.U. lias
C. T. Howard
K. M. Cooper
Annie Mubt
E. M. Hartman
B. Jennir.irs
.... llenrv A. StiT.Irr
.11. Wi bern
J. C. Elliott
F. G.i Un b
.". . ... Geo. J. Currin
.Mra. M. J. Hammer
Adolpb AschoU
n the intereit of the manM-i?
ported during hia two terma In rongreaa,
that was for the (rooI of the country, or J j.ublisb concerning him. The citiieo'.
ticket la nude tip from two partiea, and
the very fact that they unite in a cam
paign prove neither can go before
the people alone ami win. They know
yj..veniv live of the eneinv went kllln.l,
and there weie no American ctmllie.
Arll.'leaof lncorMirtion of the Nome
lUitroiid Company base Ix'en tiled. The
company propose l he ml' I""'
four iiiilca long wilh a bniiiih line two
ami a hall mile long.
The I'. of V. defeated the I'. of l III
hdI debute at Seattle. I'La itiafclon
prevail over the de. inion Many r
lieve the the Oregon leaiu handled the
'ipieation In a iiHrior manner to their
,,,,K.n.'iitn. All the Judge were from
Heallle.
Sunday, May i,t).
The I'mvemitv of Oregon heal the
l'uieiity of Waahiiiglon In Held day
event in a more ol i.'.' point again! mi.
J. K. Simmon, of Portland, ioutiir
C mgreaiman lor the Second district a
an iihlrpeiuleiit demivrallc candidate.
Ilia Kittle cry will 1m a new banking
mateni for the conntrv.
Wanhington dciiim rat ilecl ilelegatea
ifSTTht itij to lulld np Oregon City
to to give Orrft-oo (it; People jonr
Patronnre.
KKfl BLICAX TICKET.
For representative in congress for first
district
THOMAS H.TONGUE, of Washington.
For presidential elector
0. F. PAXTOX. Multnomah.
TII.MAN rORD, Marion.
J. C. FULI.ERTON, Douglaa.
W. D. FUKNISU, UmaUlla.
For supreme judge
CHARLES E. WOLVERTOX, Linn.
For food and dairy commissioner
J. W. BAILEY, Multnomah.
For joint lepretentalive for Multnomah
and Clackamas
A. S. L'RESSER, C'.ai kamaa.
For district attorney for fifth district
HARRISON ALLEN, Clatsop.
For representative
J. L. KRUSE.of Stafford.
JOHN TALBERT, of Clackamas.
CHARLES TOOLE, ol Canemah.
For county cominioMonerb
THOMAS KILLEN, of Needy.
JOHN LEW ELLEN, of Spriogwater.
For sheriff
V. It. SMITH, of Abernethy.
For clerk
WELDON SHANK, of Canby.
For recorder
1I10S. P. RANDALL, of Oregon City.
For assecsor
ELI WILLIAMS, of Currinbville.
For treasurer
E. T. WHITE; of Damascus.
For school superintendent
J. C. ZLN'SEK, of Oregon City.
For surveyor
ERNEST RANDS, d Oregon City,
For coroner
J. W. NORRIS, of Oregon City.
Tiik rank weedsof political defeat are
growing with such rapidity throughout
the length and breadth of Clackamaa timl ,0110 neither of these partiea have
county, that the fuMoniata are obliged to , u, 0r candidate that the people KM,",,, W ronvention In.t.u, ted t-r
..... ui.il . I llrvan for pioidetit and Jituie llaiinl-
turn out about twice a week and run the .mone. The union buainex was 1 ' , , , ,
tut I hkii liir vii-rt ttr l. It !i 1 .
i .1 ! .!.. l . . . I " ' "
law mower oierineui in oiuer 10 riml two year ag. and HOW it la the
the "middle of the road."
Orator Pcrr, who speaks from the
tmokestacka of manufacturing and com
merce, will make speeches night and
it - .1 .. :n .!..(.... I
ti . ..I.. ii i.i in.'iv hiii uiiiiiv iiii, ... ........
I'll it'll un L'ri-umioii iiiiiti iir i
, , i Johanneaburg. Foreign (VimiU were'
better latieled, 'the crowd that wantal . , . , , ., , ,. i
i n itilled. urn. Ion li-lieve that the
the pie, but the crowd that 1ih no j 1.r,.tort itovi-rnmfnt ! al.-t-LU-J to sue1
principles to stand on " The eople are (or pe ice. j
Dot going to be fooled
i . ii .i . . i .i . I
uay an oer it e couniry m coiling : 0r,UMa tt.
campaign. For lurther particulars, ad
dress bis advance agent, Wm. McKinley,
White Iloune. Waiirgton, D. C.
A Mother's Plain Words
" I supp-ie yoii w ill be aatonlnhed when I tell you that all year ago WAi
III mokt iUngeii.ua I'omlitloil Willi bnoiihlll and lung trouble, beiMtme
cm see hoiv well and stiong I am no. The attai k at thut time tanned teinhto
pom in mvhcl and lung, liould hai dly move, and toatiM.jimuMod liitriurnm.
(eiillg. .Noineone auvinii
i a Vngliali Remedy, and I
ilioiight I would try It, although
I couie that down in my hemt
I had little f.tilll In It. The
litvt Mttl p.ave Kreat relief,
and the aevotid bottle made in
the healthy woman 1 am today.
My holuiid lunga ate wenk
aNo, ail'l liecil'eil liliuoell W illi
the aiue gtand old iriiirdy.
Our boy hikI uttl have l'iti
Ixcil sitved by It fiom death
by croup. I know thi I o, for
when they were attaikcd in tlio
night I had alx.lllelntheil"et,
and by ncting iiiuly that fatul
niaidy wat railly overcoinr,
Wc alwava i;ivo it to the i tnldieii
v hen they have a cough or i"ld,
and we would not ha without it
for anything My staler will
tell yoii a No, if you a k hrr. that
It la n nx-duliie th.it can aUava
be depeii'led upon for a'l tha
troiil.lcaof thcbivathliigoigaii. ' X ' ,-jTl'-
l icii an our iicik"'" n "
Acker's Kiiidmh Remedy whenever I jrt a ihaiue, and thrrearo jdenty of ii.
til around Mcc!ia!llcvll!e, N. Y.. whrro I live, who Would no more think of glte
lug to bed at night without a N.itle of It til tho houae than they would of leaving
their ih.r wtdo ox n. A I l''k at It. parent are criminally rearnibl when
tlicy jillow their children to die under their very ey with tump. Ixvaute hn
1 a .vrtalu trinedy that will tnuinrr the terrible monater everv time."
(Signed) Mas. Fl ol I'owim,
A. .r Rngtlth H.modf U aul.1 ! all .1rtirt.U wn.Uf a ! nlM
.t .. if tn.inrv ltl l itii.t-l In i ul (ailu. if . ., a"-! a UIUt la
luo. si't n.l 1 U. In Knclan.l, i. l , l , an t 4
lr alo by Ovo. A. Ilanbtig.
lit,
f Ha V-
any on this
Senator ('handler haa received the
following incae frv in (iuiefiior Smith, I
"" " of Montana:
Tu demag giiea who are ao rampant "To Hon. W. E. Chandler, Chairman, ,
I to make political capital out of the IWr Washington, P. C Sir: I bae Una
: I situation and trunl to involve the Cnite 1 , Jv regarded and revoked the appoint-
The voter, ot Clackamas county should b nM Q n.ent of Hon. W. A. Clark, mvle by the
ha rarefnl a to takimr anr at.H-k in the ' . lieutenant-governor ol thla atale on the
bec.refnl.stotakinfc.ny Mock ' , pat,lT or lntt.rvent.on may crv.te aome jt ,;.,, ,,
he. that are be.ng c.rculated regarding I iticl, capiu, out of t for the demo i (in and fraud, and I have thi. day a, J
the candidatea on the republican Lt .,,.,, ,, thm .;.. I,,,:,.,,.,! n,n m.,.;,, M.L.iiia. l
Montana, l'nile-1 State S. nator to till
the vacanry caused by Hie re'gnation '
of Hon. W. A. Clark. Civdenliala will
, follow in due course.
Monday, May i.'l. ,
Five hundred lniirgents. half of ah in
wvre armed with Ml ambuahed M)
S.-otl's of the Fortieth Volunteer Infant J
in the hill near Aquaaan, in the nortl
ern part of Mind i rue The Amtricaii
routed the naiivea killing .'!. Th
American cau!ti- were two kii'ed anj
three wounded.
. i . i i . I
nc.ei. luere are peop.e w.io .re ain- fxp,,in.j ,t ; prove , tt0,mt.t.
ing these false statements in order to
deceive the voter. We belitve that I
such work should receive the con Jem Da-1
ion of every tme citiien
Obieon has a republican club com
posed of men who in 18 voted for
Bryan, auJ who in l'0 will vote for
McKinley. There is some talk of adding j
to the roster of officers and olficial kicker, j
whose duty will be to viait each member
once a month and give him a good kick
iog aa a reminder and penance.
tang. It is well understood that an ex
pression of sympathy on the part of the
United States will simply mean a rup
ture of diplomatic relations with Great
Britain, which would accomplish nothing
whatever for the Boers. Sympathy
Would mean nothing. Intervention is
the only thing that would do the Boers
any gooj and the denifgogues teem not
t) understand that intervention would
mean war with Great Britain. Theipies
ton arises whether the peop'e of the
United State want to plunge tide
: country into the moet wicked and cruel
war of the centory for the purjoe of es
tablishing the republics of South Africa.
I
TueCoikier-Heralo wants to guar
antee that it has five readers to one of
the Enterprise. This is another case
where that paper will have to cut its
, Ti! News of the Week
ii vih vi CAiaicuii;, miu iuhi 19 nnrio it u
stands as far as influence goes Name
the guarantee you war.t to put up on the
r.-lative circulation of Ibe two papers,
and we will see that it is met.-
Indiana republican will go to the
Philadelphia convention itli llm nt-n-(concluded
on page eight.
MftMat AM IVfflV PtCt
Chocolatrs
PRnsii TODAY
Somebody at bom will U waiting
tonight for a boa.
To "Nama oa Evtry Pic" la
tha fuaraolce,
roa tan
C. i. Iluiillry drlggiat.
FEERYS
mm 1 l'iUulml, ( tpi Bu4b. a.
II laVt Wln I.M, M
II tl r-T Ulna lu H
II ! riif muttM II
II ilif Ik Inl, laaiMrf anaxwifMa I 1
II I a) mar 4 tl, MTISfT, . ll
Election June 4.
Vote the ticket straight.
As "object lesson" for the farmer is
the fact that there is a I'ilTercnce of
about f 10 in the value of a cow between
Free-Trade and Protection times. Cows
on the American farm were worth only
from 121.77 to $23 10, each, under ihe
Democratic administration of Grove'
Cleveland. InlEOSthe value per head
was 27.4o, w hile today it is 30.C0.
These average values are based upon
figures received by' the United States
Department of Agriculture.
? 4
F'riday, May IS.
Governor Smith, of Montana, protects
against the appointment of Senator
Clark during hi aWnce by Lieutenant
Governor Spriggs. Governor Smith will
bae his protest to the United State
Senate on the ground that the oppoint
merit is vitiated by because of Iraud.
Bubonic plague reaches San F'rancifco.
Six Chinese have died in the laft week
and new caws are rcortud.
.
y n"i r i Ifi l r i - it)
lit Mll.t Kl iOlili, IlKlilntnr. M4.
fAKMEKS ...
Vour (ram will have the
of care ami
Full Measure of Feed
At Ihe
City StnblcH.
W.H. YOUNC. Prop.,
I.ivrry lUgs n Short Notice.
Telephons No. 47.
The insurrection in the Philippines
ould be suppressed in mighty short
Ake the dire predictions of Bryan, j order were it not for the encouragement
made in ', figuring to any great extent
in this campaign 7
We don't hear much about Lombard
street and the Iiothchilds from the 16
to I orators, notwithstanding the opera
tion of the gold standard.
A few of the 13-inch capsules from
Uncle Sam's medicine bag would im
prove the pulse of the "sick Turk across
the pond."
Eves live stock is benefited by Re
publican prosperity. The value of live
Btock on farms May 1 was t2,5'58l000l000,
an increase of 1098,000,000 over the same
date in 1895.
the Filipinos receive from Mr. Bryan
and his party. They are led to believe
that Bryan will be elected president and
that he will recognize them aa insurgents
and withdraw the United States army.
Acting under this belief, they are stimu
lated to persist in the rebellion that Is
costing the lives of many American
patriots, and all on account of the vapor
ings ot the demagogues at home.
Poor Thomas Jefferson. He iB held
responsible for every fool idea entertained
by any and all of these howling fusion
ists that are rampant throughout the
country.
Genglkhach, finding that neither the
pops nor the democrats were warming
up to him, notified them that he
would quit and go to Cape Nome, where
the climate is more salubrious. This
talk stirred the camp up and he has
been induced to stay, at leant, for the
present. There are more of them that
have the same chill on the mixed-pickles
ticket, (ienglebacb believes that the
weather will become colder from now on,
with the probability of a snow storm in
camp. Nome lie much prefers. Boys,
we've got them on the run. They will
all want to resign before June 4th.
If we followed the fusion doctrine
4j its logical conclusion, the inscription
on the silver dollar would be trans
formed from" In God we Trust" to "God Tl,E 8UrP,u9 at ' en'l ff the present
be With You 'Till we Meet Airain." fi8cal year estimated to be about 82
i l j 000,000. That of the past year was tfO,.
Under the Cleveland-Wilson regie e 000,000. The gold reserve is near a
the factory chimneys were sinokele 8 j quarter ol a billion. Bonds are being
Under the McKinley administration the paid off as rapidly as they mature, and
England is breathlessly awaiting the
news of the relief of Mafeking. At
Johannesburg the women are forming a
police corps so aa to release every man
for fighting purposes at tlio front.
I Republicans of Kentucky send dele
gates to the convention instructed (or
McKinley and Bradley.
Army officers are becoming more con
cerned than ever over the danger lie-
lieved to be involved in the jiolicy ad
opted by the War Department authori
ties in not appealing to Congress to pro
vide for a permanent iihtciihg in Ihe
enlisted strength at the present session.
The necessity of a continuance of all the
present available force in the Philip
pines for at least another year, is now
regarded as indisputable, yet under ex
isting law it is imperative that a begin
ning must be made not later than No
vember in the regatriation of troops
serving there. "
Eaturday, May 19.
Secretary Gage, after the Cabinet j
The young couple alwaya together lie
fore marriage rarely keep tip this happy
intimacy a man and wife. They are
not tired of each other, but the young
wife finds hcrvdf weak and languid, with
no inclination for exercise. Arid thus
begins a division of pursuit and interest
which often ends in divided live. The
use of Dr. Pierce' I-'avorite Prescription
make wenk women strong. It toi the
drain which undermine the strength,
cures "female weakness," nourishes the
nerves and give vigor to the w hole Ixjdy.
There ia neither opium, ccaine or
other narcotic in "Favorite Prescription."
I i- 7. T 'tt aM aY'4Ki i u hi i.M MF
mm
V The .Miners'
and Prospectors'
n Favorite.
A Un.ifTr-ctnl !ycoM
or ht. If'iiu'l'i skr tin
man ilion U t! . l ly every
on! nivl r.fM tverpvhero.
S-nl nnnvr .trvl adilrcs.1 on a
postal can fr 1-jS-pac i!lu
trntctl caLilornic. It h free.
Winchester Repealing Arms Co.
M;W IHVI.N. CONN.
41H Market St., 5an t tujm.Li.0, Cil.
"I mnVrrd from frintlr wrnknrM atvml rllil
yer trlt wvrrnl d'lr-lura, Imt drrlvrd no
brnrfit uiilil I tx-Kau ualny Ilr. I'kree F.rcf
He I'rrcnption. wrltm Mr.
I
tolm Cirrrn. ol ! IJ
Jmnvlllc, IWyle Co., Ky. "Thfii mrtlknir wm ill
r-ommeniei to me brother tialii-nti. I hire i w,
Ukrn ilx bottle, aud I (eel likt another j
ci mm," 1 1
I'ree. I)r. Pierce's Common Senae i
Medical Adviser, vtA page, jw illustra
tions, Is sent free, on receipt of atamps,
to cover expense of mailing only. Send
31 one-cent stamps for thelX)k in pajer
covcra, or 31 atamp for cloth binding.
Addreaa Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
"After suffering from piles for fifteen
years I was cured by using lw boxes of
UeWitt's Witch IfB.el Halve," writes W.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
On Easy
Payments
rneewng louay, announced tliat he would j J- Baxter, Konh Brook, N. C. It heals
Issue a call at once for the redemption of everything. Beware of counterfeits
the 125,364,500 of outstanding 2 per cent Oeo. A. Harding. U
bonds of the funded loan of m, Interest r...T.'T7.Z:. . ID
tocease September 1 next. During the ' 1U'""'n' iD
last moniliB of the present ical
year the treasury receipts have exceeded
the expenditures by something over
58,000,000.
Aguinaido is again heard from. He
advises the insurgents not to surrender
their arms at the instigation of the com
missioners and on promises which con-
gr gs may not satisfy, and also urges the
Filipinos to enthusiastically welcome the
American commission when it arrives
asking boldly for the form of govern
ment they most desire, as the Americans
permit of the freedom of speech.
In the Catarma district about 500 of
the enemy attacked a portion of the
forty-third regiment,
There is nothing that will aronse the
ire of a young man or woman so ijulck as
to have inferior laundry work put off on
thern. They may dress ever ro woll,
but if their shirt front or shirt waist is
muesy their neat appearance is si.oilod.
The Troy laundry makes a fljKicialty of
ladies' and gentlemen' firm work. '
There can be no better work than is
done at the Trov. Leave your ciders at I
Johnson's barber shop. j
, 1
"DeWitt'a Little Karly Kisi-rs are the '
finest pills I ever used." I). J. Moore, -Miilbrook,
Ala.. They quickly cure all
Iverand bowel troubles. Jeo, A, Harding I
1 1 in ciiHy to obtain a go.l ono. Where no local
dealer wIIh them, wo will m-nd a piano orortfan for
a Hinall cuhIi jiityinftiit, balance in monthly j.ay
mentH. Two ycarH time to flniNii ptirchiiHO if do
Hired. Wo would like to explain our mothod. Wo
will Hcrid an inHtrunictit guaranteeing Hnliiifactiori,
or the piano may bo returned to iih at our cxpe nn.
CataloucH free fur tho aHking-, tell all about Minn.
.SjMicial prioeH and full information if you writo.
I
tier's
Piano
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Portland, Oregon
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