Oregon City enterprise., October 05, 1900, Page 4, Image 4

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. OCTOUKR 5, UMX)
Oregon City Enterprise
f liy and County (trivial Paper.
Iultleheil Kvery FrtMoy.
that event would pryan tight or com
plete tlif surrender?
UHMCHIITION MATKsl.
U (luaslina, wa evidently under
estimated by tho Color lo molt. 11
u built of terner metal than they had
It may be true that Col. Hryn hat .tj,i,,,ted, and put them lo flight a
not promised any pewitiona In the c''H raily at h and hi hr.vw liough Kilr
net, In the event tl hit election, hut he M, ,,,rrv)r lnl) i,r,rU u(
may have a few place In the ice chert J s,,n;,rd, t0 year More. Koo.evelt
forborne of hi ioiloaer whom He think . jd, ,nom he had to deal, and
j IIIXiK
.H.ine ae I
01 IMF. UtV.
be tVrlthrJ In 1 1"
Ugal llalaat".
One year...,
Mil mouths.
TnaJ ratiocripiion two months.
I
.12 W,
. 1
. S3
it nut thoin
leal.
proper amount of
IIkki e have it. What do you think
A discount oi .W rent on all ttihsrnptions , xf . Onrifnnlan. w ho I a tL'ht a the
anr an tear. J.1 renit lor 111 nioniui. u i
rni In advance.
AdTertiini ratet given on application.
Purasrriber will 6id tht datt of expira
tion attn d on tbeir pai foIlowii'H
their name. If thin date u not changed
triitiin two weeks aftrr a parroent, kindly
Ootlfy ut and we lock after IU
Knterwd at tr postcS'c In tron City,
Or., as second clas matter.
luIXTi rOK THI f NTI&r&ISI.
Bearer Creek..
Two by
Cltx-lamas ,
Milwaukie
Cdiod
rii Brook,
hew Kra
Wilaonvill ....
Farkplacw.
...,lr. T. B. Thorn aa
bark on a young birch tree, whoop-
inn it up tor Pryan, becaune, he
claim, if he it elected he can loaa hie
money out at from 8 to Id per cent and
nil! only bare to par hii labor W centa
on tlia dollar?
..tieo. Knu-bt cant and the
A. Mather
,.IVir Witncer
..G. J. Trulliiiicer
.. Cha. Holman
,V. f. NeterrT
Hen re 34 1 ley
.. L. Kuil
Putlord J.Q Oajre
atulino.
Carut
Molalla
Marqnam ,
Batten le ,
Aurora
Eacie Creek....
Iauiacu
bndj
CornnTilIe
C'berrTTille
Xaroot
C. T. How ant
...K. M. Cooper
. . . Annie tiibtw
E. M. Ilartman
Kiport received by the Republican
Hate Central Commit lee from all part
of Oregon Indicate the disaparnc of
two factor that were promient iu the
campaign in 1SJH5 the Silrer Kepuhll-
('old IVmoirata. The
former bare returned, to the old party
and the Gold IVmocratt, with few ex
ception, are tupportin McKialer.
Neither have ben twayed to Bryan by
I laipona.inn.
..J. C. Klliotl
, I". O rtsch
Geo. J. Cumn
.Mr. M. J. Hammer
Adolpfa Atcbod
UrTheway te billd ip OreftoiClty
h U rive Urrrei City People jeir
Patreiare.
KEriBLIClX MTIUX1L TICKET
For l'reiderrt.
WILLIAM Mckl.NLEY.
of Otuu.
For Vl-e Prei)nt.
THEuDor.F. Et-OfEVELT,
ol ew York.
fiLTtnstvo politician, timoront
B. Jennir.in f a.vila mint Ml ir (mm m )nl
U.nrv A Unt.url J '
H. WiiNrn paramount uwue the gold itanJard
and the peerle candidate William
McKinler will remain. Politician do
not make iaeuee. The people make
them, and they make totnething ele.
They make politician, and when poli
cial do not do to tuit them they
unmake politician and make a new
tet who wll do to suit them. They
made Bryan and be ha not done
to toit them, and they will unmake him
next November.
Tm wool and cotton reporter gire a
litt of twenty fire large lactone in the
east that have closed down nntil alter
election. It aay that the owner declare
tbey will not accept credit oo good un
til they are ure of the reult of Novem
ber. If McKinley is elected Iher will
nu indication for good price in ' '
ceeeful the wheel of great factories will
remain idle. It will be the tame old
itory of idle men and silent mil's in a
For Presidential Elector.
Tiia F"K Marion County
J. 0. frri iMT" Itourla Conatr
W.J, Fr!:H Iniatilla County
O. F. 1'iito Multnomah County
hope. Clarkama county top-erowers are !
bopping.
Tue unspeakable president and vice
presidential candidate McKinley and
teventon.
short time if Bryanism eeta control of
the reins of government.
How much Eugene V. Debs received
It is not absolutely certain that Mark i for tLe strike ol Pennsylvania
Hanna consiilers Chicago doubtful be
cause he mvs so.
It the Goebel law and its proposed
substitute are not twins they are at least
members of the same family.
Boes Cbockek can well afford to Iwe a
lew tbotifan Is on Bryan in order to win
an independent fortune on McKinley.
It is fervently hoped that the Hobeon
Dewey incident will not have the effect
to disturb the Sampson-Schley contro
versy. Tux farmer should make it bis motto
to "sed tome farm product every day of
the year." Make your farm do it. That
will lift the debt.
coal miners will probably remain un
known. It is a g"Kxl political trirk jut
now on the eve of a national election but
he selected the wrong place to play It.
Pennsylvania is too solidly republican.
The coal miners will also realize sooner
or later bow they have been duped and
will be glad to go back to work at old
prices. The mine owners are not very
anxious to raii wages just now anyway.
It is ranch easier to increase the price of
lalxjr than to reduce it anil it would
work rather a hardship on them if Bryan
would accidently get enough votes to be
elected. Pendleton Tribune.
C0I.03AD0'fl MOB.
While no reasonable person presumes
mrBMired the mob with rare accuracy
when an insinuation anent the "canned
beef" wa flung In hi teeth. 1-ooking
straight into the face of the grinning
disturber, he said: "I at It; you
never at It; and you never were and
never will I within five mile of a bul
let." There w a brua.Ulde which
gave the mob something to think aUmt.
Governor Kooeeveit In a many word
informed them that they were an aggre
gation of contemptible cowards, un
worthy the name of American rititent.
The incident, however, bristle with
poMaihilitie. The law-abiding people of
Colorado will hot forget It, and thousand
of thw who have hitherto worshiped at
the ehrine of Bryan may feel from very
shame that they cannot cupport a party
or leader whose follower bad blatantly
insulted one of the nation' greatest he
roe. It may destroy Bryan' hopo In
Colorado, Many an election ha been
loat by incidents of les importance.
I ' "
TIIK I ri TOHAL TOT.
Following i the electoral vote of IS'Kl,
given in detail. It will serve to refresh
the mind of the voter upon the political
situuatioo.
State McKinley Bryan
Alabama. .. 11
Arkasta
California
Colorado
Connecticut
iVlawar
Florida
Georgia.
Idaho....".
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Mafachutts. . .
Michigan
Minnesota
Misiaippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Nw Hampshire. .
Nw Jersey
New York
North Carolina. .
North Dakota
Ohio .
Oregon
Pennsylvania...
Khode Island ...
Sootb Carolina . .
South Dakota....
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia....
Wittconain
Wyoming
Totsls
6
3
15
13
H
15
14
4
10
3l
3
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4
II
II. V llaker ha brought action against
B. H. Tlmma et al lor the recovery ol
I it I 0'.' and Interest thereon at lh late
of 10 per cent per annum from the lillh
day ol Man hv DH. less paid ami
for f."x attorney feea.
Tim complaint allege that K. II
Thomas and ti. I. Thomas, hi wile,
defendant, eieculed their pnuiiiaory
note I) Jamea McNainara; that said
McNsmsra hat time died and mad by
wilU. W. Mcldruiil, cue if the defend
ants, trustee of hi estate, that tail
Meldruui suleiuently translerred to
defendant, W. I. Johnaon, hi Interest
and title therefor and that W. ('.John
Son subsequently tianslerred his interest
ami title lor a valuable cotisideiation lo
p.'ainliir.
That W. U Whallry assigned and
transferred his interest In said piemiset
lo l;. W. Atden, David May ami W. I..
Mol'my, as trusteea of the Mrlhudirt
Kpivpal church, south tHregn City
aiid tlielr uivrp'rs In oI?W, who
grvrd to pay said morlgatre. t. II.
Dye it attorney for plaintiff. The
ph'perty It sllualrd just atov Seveulh
street, near F.lyvlll.
J. II. Haaley ha asked the circuit
court 1 1 giant hiui a bill uf divcne fn in
his ife, l.ina llaaley. He alleges
they were married In June, 12, In
Tror. N. Y. and thai (We year agoihe
wilfully abandoned hiui.
Haaiey is the owner in foe si'upU lu
hisoan nam of consideiablo valuable
property In King. Clallam, Pierce,
Whstcoinh, kii'p and Jfrrs.in
counties, Washington; also projwrly In
Multnomah, Lincoln and IViiitflas
counties, ()regin ; also a tract of land in
Kiversnle City .California ;'5 a rrs of
land in .Saratoga county, New York, also
thne houses and lots on Juth avenue
Tr. y, N. Y.
Plaintiff pray for hill of divorre from
defendant and that defendant t I rrf
ham-d from cl Iming any r'gM or title
in or to the property of plaintiff, liny
IS. Willn Is plaintiff s attorney.
Amos J. Tucker, alleges that hit wile,
Sarah K. Tucker, hat eillfully itrserlml
and abandoned bun. and, accordingly he
askt the court to grant him a lull ol
divorce. They wrro married t la
Comti, Llm county, in I i. but ht
not hvel totftber since Febura-y, ls'7.
V. K. Hyde A livy Stipp ar aitornryt
foi the plaintiff.
THAI IIMKI M L M rr.T.
Ttie first regular montblv merting il
the Clackamas County Teacher' At
socia'.ion will conserve al Can by Vatiif
day, October 27. Tutoit from all over
the county will im preeiit, an I th on
era! welfare f matters, educational
promoted. Kollualig are among the
Seaker tl.at will Ik. (irosent ujji tin
iKC4i' n ;
J. G Noe.KxpN r-rian I Kp"o ation;
Geo. McArttner, Aiiihiiirtu-; pr..f Win,
P. Mattheaa, principal of rislhrr s li ,l.
Poetry in School. There will also he
discussion on primary work. ICeuUr
election of full m-1 of oflicrrs will oci ur at
this time.
REMOVAL
6
12
7-1
.1 1
McKinley' majority, 95.
Achangeof forty-eight votes in this
for an instant that the disgraceful vio-1 list would be necessary to elect Bryan.
date without any of tbe fume and fret
of campaign activity.
lence of the Colorado mob w ho sought to
Adlai StLvtstO! is enjoying all tbe inflict wajr j n.-u r 0D Governor Koose-
distinction of a vice-presidential candi-i velt yesterday was due to democratic
dictation, the fact nevertheless that the
rtiRiatis flaunted Bryan flags in the faces
of the republican campaigners will
scarcely serve to advance the interests of
the ambitious Nebrankan. On the con
trary, it may serve to recall the bitter
words attributed to the Bough Bider
some week ago to th? effect that "de-
Mr. Bbya.n'b hid for the soldier's vote
would amount to more if be were not
cbielfy responsible for the fire in the 'ear
aa to the Philippines.
Fakmik P.hya.n is now in tbe egg
, ,.( - n
businenH. Someone certainly has to '
, , . , i . , , ... Although Kooievelt never delivered
funibh the toughs who disturb republi- 6
, . hitnself of this stupid harangue, there
can meetings with stale hen fruit. .
may be tnoee wim will take the trouble
TiiEcoloied men of North Carolina to put "two and two together" and de
miy be so iiiipreesed w ith Bryan's zea! cide that not only did the governor thus
for their race that they would vote for
Lini if the democrats would let them.
deliver himself, but that the actions of
the Colorado mob fully sustain the truth
fulness of tbe charge.
Any party that was really in earnest j Whether or not this course of reason
about smashing the trust . would be !,.- be followed, the fact remains
around advocating the extension of the tliat n0 political leader or party has ever
flag and constitution oyer New Jersey.
Brva.v has gathered him a posie of
other men's words, and nothing but the
thread that binds them is his own.
'Heaven-born ratio," "consent ol the
governed ;" what Jefferson, Lincoln, et
al would now say, are all borrowed. He
has simply digested them.
Tiik Tugals have never said that they
would consent to a protectorate, but
Bryan has outlined one with consulting
Aguinaldo. It is highly probable that
tbe Tagals would demand, full sway. In
profited by the lawless acts of those who
claim connection therewith. American
citizenship, not to speak of American
manhood, requires above all other con
siderations a sacred regard for the
written law. It eschews the arrogatiou
of the right by individuals or parties to
interfere with ciyic freedom, and par'h
ularly freedom of speech, and provides
for the prompt punishment of those who
thus offend.
But the man who had gulluntly
charged the Spaniards on Fan Juan Hill,
and who survived the famous ambush at
New York's vote alone would not suffice
but New York, New Jersey and Delaware
would make a winning combination.
provided Bryan could hold all he got in
1M)I. It is manifestly absurd, however,
to evpect Kentucky and California, for
example, to split their vote as they did
in lH!fJ. The democrats have prospects
in Maryland, West Virginia, Indiana
and Kentucky, to mention no other
stales that were carried by McKinley
four years ago. On the other hand, the
republicans hope to keep all the electoral
votes they got in WM and are fighting
for the votes of Idaho, Kansas, South-
Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyom
ing. The-votes of these states, together
with the two that got away last time in
California and Kentucky, make a total
of twenty-nine. However, the loss of
Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky and
even Indiana probably would not sup-
prise the republicans very much. There
Ions wonld take forty-two votes to the
democratic side. It would take, how
ever, seyen more votes to win, as com
pared with in 18M, since Bryan got one
vote from Kentucky in that year.
Clearly New York is to be the cockpit
of the present national campaign. The
democrats can scarcely hope to win with
out it. The republicans miifht be able to
HO SHADOW
Of outward misfortune can darken the
smile of the loyal wife and loving
mother. But when diarase cotnrt the
smile tlowly fade, and in ita place
conies tne uniwn
face and tight
clov-'l lipt which
ten ol tne con
stant druggie
with pain.
When the Hell
cate womanly
organism it dis
eased the whole
bodv suflrrt : the
fonn grow thin
and the compl
ion dull. The
first step to uniti
health l to cure
the ditease
which undermine
the woman I y
tretigth.
Ir. Pierce' Fa
vorite Prescrip
tion establishes
regularity, dne
disagreeable
drains, heals in
flammation and ulceration and cure
female weakness. The wonderful cure
of womanly diseaset effected by the use
of "Favorite Prescription" place It at
the front of all put-up mcdicinea soci
ally prepared lor me ue oi women.
I was UiiuIiIkI with frmsle wraknraa for
ellfhl yi-s. mill ufTprnl lucre ihsn I run Ml
writes Mrs. iut Mwr. of (Jvaiutn, )ertl1(s
Co., M'mlans. "My inKi(,n was altertnl
such an ntrnt that lo say a tilrnaani word to
anyone wasalmott an iinnoMibility
I had two nuernlions iwrformH ty one ,f
Ihe nuM Skillcl iirrrulll of thf Wesl, bill ,11,1
not get relief. Then, air ulna) my tWlor a
sirlrt onlera. I rornnieiirrd lukinK lr l-ierrr'i
rsvorite Prenrrtntlcn unit fWiMen M-.lj,l Int.
corery." and alto followed the advlie kivca in
Ihe Common Henae Medical Adviser.
I continued thia treatment f..r ih... mnnii..
and Unlay am aa healthy and well aa a w,n.,n
can be. I cannot thank lir. fierce enough fur
hia kind letters lo me."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet cure bil
iousness and sick headache.
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