OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY FEMtUARY 15, 1001.
OfPO'On ( ltV FntPrrifKP Iyin Abbott, the eminent divine, in
j lector
f,ltf and County Offlclal Paper.
Published Every Friday.
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L. L. rOKTKK, raoraiiToa.
BUBaCHIPTION RATED,
re delivered in Boston a few day.
ago. Dr. Abbott .peak, intelligently on
the negro question, because lie ban been
In a position to thoroughly understand
that situation, but the position which be
has taken wlih referenco to our red
brother, Mr. Lo, and family, may be
very pertinently awaited by people in
Crjsyear fi on this part of the Union, mho ma liav
L . . W. ... I ' '
cw liimiius 1 HJ . 1 ...
trial subscription two months 23 " oel,er opportunity ol studying In
A diicoant of AO cent on all tiibnoripiioni dian nature and characteiiatica than the
fcr out year, b cenu for tix monthi, If , .
pain in advance, neterenu iwior aeenii lo have bad.
i
Shaking of the Indian question, be
said:
onncnoer win nnrt tna dat or e xp r. n...i,-.i u , ....
Oor stamped on their ii following nam. wnien civui
their 'name. If this data is not changed aation must respect ; but baibarimn has
witinu iwu wrraa aiirr a pavnieni, aiuuiy
avu i ui ana we w in iooa alter IU
Advertising ralea given on application.
are grouped about Pittsburg and tho
Moore group for the moat part ia In Ohio,
When the three groups are brought to'
gether the Morgan group will control th
Lake Superior iron region, the rallroa
and lake transportation required (or it
tiimincts, the coke fields and many vol
lateral industries. By the combination
of the three properties there will be
formed, as nearly as it Is possible to do
so in that clnse of Industry, a fully tie
eloped trust. Chicago Keeord.
OUR SALEM LETTER.
8ai.hu, Feb. 1.1, l'XU
To the Enterprise:
The senatorial situation remains about
no rights In a civiliied community. The the same, so far as aeelug the end of It I
wall w hich baa been erected around bar- com-erned, although Saturday the Mo
EciU.'ad at tts postofllea in Oregon City, bariem in the form of Indian reserve- lorcee .11 voted for Hon. George
vi.,uiauuuciuiiuier, .. V lllian I Dill till ilifn ho. not I llif
none soouiu oe taten down and the , ., .,,, , " . .
. ,. , except that McBride is out of the rsce,
.uu,.uB ..., VUI IU , .ctiviues Th.tfe is no Intention or expectation of
oi civilised life to take care of them- electing Williams, but the antiCorbett
selves," lorcee are aunply voting lor him until
This may be aood moralitv. hut. In , ,h7 cn combine their strength on the
man uiey wsni, w no is unuoiioteiliy Al
4QKNT3 FOB TUX KSTKRP&ISE.
Deaver Creek.
Cant-v
' Clackamas
Af tiwankie
U'ii i Mills...
Mtitilow Brook
New Era ,
H'iisunville ...
Par-place
Btatlord
iluiijo
(-.
Nuiaila
Mara tiara
Butte ville
Aurora
Ki Creek...
Iu.srui
8w'T
Cm,iville....
Coerryville
Uaruot
..Dr. T. B. Thomas
tieo. knk'ht
A. Uather
Oscar Wis.iuii.vr I iilntT ll'in .... .
G. J.Tr.illl.r ' ." MiU-hfll. If thevtlnJlhHv.-n,,lW
:::::::w?!.wbe!ir? t0 th,t ,bink itW0UlJ verr Mr-Miu,"j.yi
. Henry Miley juuKuieni. x( la lrue ,nat our ouier available man, and prhaldy elect
J (1 Oaw brolL'r Loi. nd baa been for some ' "n,or " t'me this week, aa the
....u.T. Howard years, a very docile animal, and gener- r'. res.u-ss overim
K. M. looper ., " long drawn-out contest, and neither fae
a : t. .. l I SI H V si man a 1.1a iaiI.. L til a .
Amur oiuuot v """vmutc iu mo mwa wuk'U WO nave liAn M-tll i I a. t
K.M.Hartn1anL1.,. ,. . . " tlon b to assume the res,Kjul
B. JenniriKs ucv ,ucu Kl,ou w aim, out, in itie bilily of having to adjourn without an
"..".WiX'rn '''ht of recent etion of bia, we do not election. As ea.h day passes without an
J. C. Elliott feel that we have advanced toa bufficient e'n't'on becomes apparent that neither
nlllEi distance within the lln..nf ti,n,m of ecand.datesnowintheflelJcanbe
I'lira! M. J.' Hammer ninm.. Irt .j, . , elected. It is charged by the anti-Corbutt
Adolph Aschod D,Um " to mke q' nd com- (orce, ,6k th b b
I li-ta-aKlA la.t ...
- u,Dlu away -me wan whicU aued sack, and ia using it where ll will
Tin Idaho legislature will visit the hM b'n erected roond ba'barism in do the most good, and that being the
the form of Indian reservations." I CMe' UIQy r uni'l'f no obligation to go
But the doctor'i ideas on the neero CUCU" 'or ' Pn"e of electing
" 1 a man wlimn ovart-luxli, .l.nitu ! ..I.I
question will receive the nnoualifled L " " .T
. , j uiciuiucm iu iuB aiaie, suupiy to
...nr.uru 0, eTery fcosiDie man who gratify his ambition to die a United
has ever given the subject any intelligent Su,e enator.
atudy. "The negro problem," he said, The democrats and populists sre sup-
Oregon legislature after the 22nd Inst
I'ray heaven Mrs. Nation may not take
a notion to visit Salem before that time,
Tin Sunday closing law for tonsorial
artists will put a atop to a sinful and
barber-us infraction of one of the ten
commandment. (Had to work off that
gag some way.)
I tvtaltnn CAH.t.. tl:li: O !.i r
is more difficult, but can be solved by . . " . , " ".
th am 1 l. . . oi.ic. .euawr. 110 IS POSlhg
...v ,m Uj m reversal on
One lag iha laailnr nf t).. .lu..,...-l .... :.
hand of the supreme and unreasonable and the economical member of Lie e-n-
confidence in the ignorant negro, and on opposing nearly all appropriation.
'lr you see it coniin from the north- t,,e otufr of the supreme and unreasons- Ever oXheT interest except the labor
reit, it is probably a bliuard'-Nebraa- bl dIt of the slaveholder. It 1. a iDg 'dJ U"'y lD,erM, h,ve d0"1" of
Li.(,i.,,: . experienced lobyista here looking after
1 Dl' ,ourD"- " 'u. e,"y vote. their Wellfare. It true lhe
Yen, and if you see it coming from the 1 d0 ,,ot W,8D ,0 iut' the methods, but representativea here a part of the time
southeast, it ia probably Mrs. Nation. 1 do Ppbwd the attempt in recent years 'D tfae persona of Mr. Vorheis and Mr.
to have the beet element govern the 1 ry' bolh e-mtera of the State
Ta late John J. Ingalla said that South. There should be dra. n n,.i . 0rane. o are looking after the inter-
esui oi
Tuesday on the vote (or senator, the
Williams vote all went lo Herman, mak
ing Herman's vntfl UU, to Corbett's It'.';
three of S i.ltli's votes going to Itiinan
which Inilicatea a bleak in the demo
crallc (on es, and also Indicates that ths
anti Coilieit meu are willing In vote for
. oine oilier good republican tixcept Cor
bctt. Ijist week Senator I'orter succeeded In
getting through a bill taxing Inher
itances. Senator Hrownell has passed several
good measures, the last one being a bill
to exempt from execution MO days' wag
of tho laboring man's earnings,
There is a bill by Hrownell Mure both
houses providing for precinct asoessors
but I am Informed that it is doubtful
it can pass both houses. Any bill to
change our assessment and taxation law
abound to meet with the determined
resistance of tho tax dodgers, and thu
far they have always beeu able to block
all such legislation.
Annul Magone has been here look In
after tlshing interests. K. I'. V.
THEY WAST C11KAP SEAT.
Mill Emplflyr are Agitating I'o.Opcr
tlve Market Idea.
There has been considerable itir I
local circles this week over tl
proposition to ojen a co-operative meat
market in this city A hums meeting
of citizen's was held In the court house
Saturday night, which was attended by
at out 200 people, for the purpose of die
cussing a pruomtion to start eo-oer
alive butcher shop In this city. Th
present high prices of meat are more
than men who receive only 1.50 a day
for ttieir labor can stand, and it is
believed that this plan will give them
cheaper meat. Th butchers claim that
they were compelled to raise the prices
o( meat In proportion to tbe lucre aaed
puce of live stock. They ssy that for
the most part there has een only a
slight increase in prices, and that only
fancy steaks are high. But the employes
oi tho mills here aay they like lo eat
lancy steaks aa well as anybody when
iney can buy them for a reasonable
price, and they wonder why it is that
some kinds of meat are Increased In
price while others are not. The butchers
resent the accusation that they have
gooe Into a combine to raise prices.
Tbey say they have merely agreed on
such prices as they are compiled to
nuke and maintain in orJer to do busi
ness on a Pavinii has a. Thxra U
evidently a irood bit i.i
iihj larmers, not w hen we com- of both t.rii.. t
all forms of religion, politic, and weatb- Booker T. Washimrinn ahnni.i t iu ik !. i"i . -Ti .. " trMU " " ' that nothing will be
a itt i w .no ihjviio vi urPBOD w nil LIIHI oi anma
Kslms has been the trying ground for color or race line, but a character li
ne.
that it was aleoan incubator for all kinds
of fools and fanatics
THE NEXT SENATE.
or, ever since it became a stale. If be fused a ballot because bis face is black,
were alive today he would probably add when an ignorant, incompetent, drunken
white man ia allowed the right of suf-
frage. Manhood must come first, suffrage
afterwards.
"I regret the recrudescence of barbar
ism in tbe operation of lynch law, but
with lynching in Ohio, with a Kansas
woman smashing saloons in Topeka and
another woman demolishing drug stores
in Chicago, we most realise that this
evii is not distinctively Southern."
All but six seats in the next senate
liave been filled. Of the 84 senators
chosen, 50 are republicans, counting
Kyi, of South Dakota, and Stewart, of
Nevada. Twenty-seven are straight
democrats, including Dubois, of Idaho;
' four are populisis, while three who were
elected as republicans Teller, of Colo
rado, Wellington, of Maryland, and
Jones, of Nevada are not acting w ith
their party. As figures stand, the repub
lican senators number 50, the combined
opposition 34. a majority of 16. The six
.seats unfilled are two in Delaware, two
in N'-braeka and one each in Oregon and
MotVana. Five of this number should
te republicans, for the decision rests
with legislatureii in which there is a re
publican majority. Should all be filled
in accordance with the verdict of voters
he republican majority over the entire
opposition in the next senate will be 20
In the senate of the 57th congress the
republicans will have within five of a
two-tbirds membership, U Delaware
Jebiueka and Oregon fulfill the
rightful expectations of tbe majority
as declared last November. Delaware ia
aort of Chinese puazle to the repnbli
cans elsewhere. The state is Buffering
from a peculiar form of political paraly
sis, and the malady continues year after
jear. It might be called the Addicka
catalepsy, for tbe republicans seem una
ble to move band or foot when that indi
viduf.l wavea bis hand, and he has been
waving it for more than fiye.years. In
the past a republican legislature In Del
aware, deprived of all power ot motion
by Addicks, allowed a democrat to Blip
into the senate. The republicans of Ne
braska should get down to business.
That etate baa bad trouble enough from
poor politics. In Oregon there is a fac
tional squabble over indiyiduals, and
pergonal piques and grudges are count
ing for more than party principles.
OG lobe-Democrat.
.mereei. represented herein the The committee appointed to draft
lobbies, we can understand how ln.de- article, of incorporation met in the ofli.-e
quale must be the work of any two men, 0(C. Schuebel, Thursday nigl.U The
no matter how able or honest, to look hntchhra f ti ,it. ...
after -tb 'interest of the common people. Invitation and presented their side of
msm
At-l!cl.iUi'rrcnrilionrrA-slmilnl
infi the and llctfula
ting die bttimacta dial IVrnvl) of
rromotoH !)i;etlon.Ch'crriil-
ncss niaUlt'st i onl.ilni twlilar
Ihiiiun.MorpIuiu' nor Mutual.
otNahcotic.
by- tftm itxiNturtrouit
ill In firm. Ja
Will I'M I
Aporfecl Remedy forfonslipfl
Hon. Sour Slonktrh.Di.urhm
Wurnut.t'onwilMiHwlVvfrish
ncssoiklLossor Sixtr.
Facsimile Sigiwlura of
NEW YON K.
P
III
For Infants find Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Boars tho
Sisnaturo
ft In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Jifoniflin.i.n
'. WM. ( MM .
far GENERAL PRESENTS far EVERY DAY USE
The Lamp of Steady Habits
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Waa M'l CUI 1st In lb.
THEHDCHESTERUVPn
, r riw. a it .Mi.F at., i.
Thr.uith (he Vrlot.,ne,
CARNKGIK SELLS TO MOUGAV.
ItfMilatloin of Hriperl, j
ll'llu.... I.l -.l ... I
ii nas pieamvl linr Maalnr Tl, v.
-..u,0 .. u, 8 would be glad to the qneetion. Chas. Albright, faking ilwve to remove f,o, ,lr miM " , ,u, T'"" bhtMi
now just wh. the farming c ase want for the butchers, ...d that while th. brother, I.. L Mo-re. V, ' ' ,7t M'""4'"'
in the way of leg.slat.on, but In the ab- price, of meat, had advanced lo lorn. Klve.1, That , 1 ,. , T f "' '.' h"k" ,U! P
aence of such information, can only re.y to. th. highest price, had not Broth., L. . We M, U.,,k L "TT lT " ' l'"
on their own judgment, which i. not tW. re.cbed as cattll are steadily H. No. h.. Ua. , vl I , v'T ' "
alwayssale , hoiry 0f legi.la.ion tPr, and, whi.e the butcher, are bo, until ,0ti,, SuU Jm I " 2 ," ,a
and the presence of paid lobyist, of con- BOt, as ha. been charged, making . took an active p.,t ollr , , Krl .Tim "" UU
flic mginteres UoRt, they .r, wi,nK m.ke The colty has J, V 17'''' -rite
There have been some bill. Introduced common, and do everything po.ih.e and a gL. ". ?u " 1 '"'n Ti,k'
for tbe purpoee of regulating rsilroad to m.tl.f th. . V.- Invin i....,..i ... ' ' ' Tl.lnl -ft!.,, ,
I J a" t i IMIII HJI " 'o"an4. DUli I
t t l. If . a
. .,, Ulm , coue le ra. forced out of bUl)inM g, Hl , f
mm t ffnanaf.aM.nM. la . . . ! . i I . . -
nifehi
Itemilved. That
. , , . """",r"nl mrr will in II mil mm 1 1, la
management 1. very clever In fur- this movement is carried out. The tender its syuum.hy , Ida w,lo ,
SiK ? 7 r .""V"1 butcher, agree to meet a committee ,o bereave,,,,,, .
o clock to take the legislator, home be .ppointed by the clti,e. .nd give "'blu .hmi,ai,m to the will of u
If the Wall ati-rat piitoi.Ii . i
.v, , .,.vUMTOl .
anurew Carnegie has sold his stock hold- three
in,..'!- n ' .. .. .. '
tUui-BU, mj uie on uie regular train. And al tin tl.nr,..,,,l.i - i.i. .. . .-M - i.. .L .. ., . "
syndicateof whirh J. w. m on free nasses. Rnl of m n ...i. J " , price. a .ur ...e grand i,,,.t,f,g
. r . , j, , "-."" wnuproru. oi the butcher bus nest . Heavenly home where Parting .r.
iathronrQt t. t-if-.i not intended to. and o ronrsa t In... n..i :..i.t , . . .. . . l'ariin(,i1 .re
U6. .uu uit. Kwaeieiier , , - "-'i t"io on nere .no ei.ewnere, and then lnore- e it further
ia a factor. The rrinrlnl in.iu.,!. U,B ,u" '""DUUeDce on vote' ''"0 to arranire with this commin . ,l,o. I Unsolved. Tl... .
I Ukn
principal Industrie. J ,h "nfluenca on vote, wlmo to arrange with thl. com.
. . . " cotDM the consideration of railroad dule of price, that will be
d in the Carnegie legi.l.tion, but it ia safe to predict that iSt
n Mf-i.f ti a a ah 1. .. ...III L 1 -it a .
which are embraced
group are the manufacture on a huge there will be no bills passed hostile to
wale of iron and ateel billet, steel rail. rad interest..
and other railroad-track necessities, car
axles and wheels, .hip plate., car coup
ler, and castings and structural iron.
The Industrie, in the group already con
trolled by tbe Morgan syndicate em
brace, iron and steel and steel rails, and
in addition tubing and wire. For a num
ber of year, there baa been a suppressed
hostility between tbe rival combinations.
Mr. Carnegie would be dictator or
nothing. Every encroachment on wbat
he considered hi. domain was followed
by a movement agaim.t those who men
aced him. Eelativeljr the two group.
are much tbe same aa far as capitaliza
tion goes, ranging In the neighborhood
The committe will have another meet- Moore and to the
lo
a.
All
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a iiv a rain w
oieeung and a copy I aent to Ki.,' "' limy,,
, ."-nr.. ram ua
IM fin.-.
I M,. -,M,if.k ,, .
morning M I..I..M ,..,1 ' .
.,, Mr Uv"f .u
and la a ...... .1 1 , . '
, iaai,v., n j
perfectly satis- ll("" be spread on the minutes of tliin Un. v.
"italiH Ude'i Mrdii'lne.
"Kiia a.. 11 ( a(
ar. If
the
r At .till .. a . I .
nil Hill N a ..a,.,... la. laillliJl II
ing Saturday night when the butcher,' ''Hcillc Farmer and the countv x,.,J. v u-' , 7 .Mim,,Im- Mr. m. ),,ior
Proposition will be either accepted or d that our charter and ba,lge. ,! l.Mtoy , fj y,
)! It&lfZ ""Vawvvi , 'ej'od. In the meantime tho incorpo- draped In mourning for thirty davi llir V .
l'i ' PVn ",,0D Pa',er Wil1 b8 Mnt 10 Anna H,,,," Mr J ! '"'
' fM ,nCOrpoW,on W,H lo perfected. The Mauuu A. Johnson writing nf l.u . "" Sf",r,'""".U..
nWmmV "A Promote., aay the capital .took of 2,000 David W.uji, m. .".!!? '..e
WM&SR&JM r,bs.L'ribe,, nd " ,(wn M Committee. M ,l.,,-..,l 'i,,' ,',Hmi'fn
llZa J. a. IV """" ico am nu urruniiuil, UUSineSB
lfos?! 1 I can be started at any time.
finiSiW I'Vk r Trobate Orders.
VJf -.Km .VII I Iff. I
ills wile's
Heort.
It ia a singular thine that in th
An Old Time "Ad".
This oilice ha. received the J.u,.
r'ebruarv nuiiilinr r n.a r. .,
IntheesUteof Martha A.Doore. do- Hon and IIlHiorh.ai m.....i
okv.cluDv auu nBI uis- BIUCII JXorihwnat I, ui,... .
charead 1 . t ' B"'l.
co.rgeu. aiu nir charottjtr. U' .1 . v.
- w wis iiuerty
A.aK. Hawkins was appointed ad- ' quoting Uie followlnir Item i,i, i, .,m
mlnistrator of the estate of Wm. H. we beiieye, be of interest to many of ouJ
Bedford, deceased. reader. : '
Court appointed C. A. Noblitt. K.l "In pioneer day. advertisement
Johnson and John Loder appraiser, of P,red in the few paper, published In a
FKOBLEHS OF DEMOCRACY.
.Advocates of negro Buppression ia the
jSonth will appreciate the light in which
that ooestion has been placed by Dr.
of t.Vm nnn ftm .0,.v, ti, n.i l i.6.. .; , '.ae I ihn o,uio r tr ,...!, i . ttvln antnuii.t ,iiir......
, ino wuiuiuiuifoii iMiuiar new 01 cuaeaae tne uiihii .... v..v v. umhhiu iiuuuis, ..-....- um.uhmu w iiioms rnm.
the two group, will destroy all compe- fee?.ce, ".."I?1 of e Harry J. Reilly, administrator of the T"ly Tn ,l t,,e P""wntUme. Oneof
tition in acme lines of iron and steel eple, iVoS and it is treaVed m eft,te of, Jol,n tZ l VMi rtt(1"
manufacture. " ? wer,e ntl.rely wm, and """neni and was uiHcharged,
iiiucpcnaeni 01, every otner organ. 1 um,fti nuusis
mere is yet nnassimilated a group of Tht fallacy of thl. opinion fa .hown Olorlons Hew. Oregon Cltv.
A,. l.. 1. .... .
"""'K uur pressing neco.H t a
.1 . . 1 "
uie cneap rales 01 our fare, we are coin
fieiieu to say:
To all, high or low,
i lease down with your dust.
.id a in iriruu OI Olirs,
Jhat would ask us to trust.
1. . n.. .
moss a, t he W dow "
ndedln ,.,, wiu. ii
AI-'V lo,U. , . '" ""dday,
cured me. Wfl
ul" 1 even If 11 . . "i" v f
"nd;; " , .r,.H) a bottle. V
""""''"nandall . Y mf rnmn
"'"'Throat, Ul,e tind 1 '"" to
saV -V a
1 Italic v. ,
bh, om nm aai
industries having iron for their basis, toeiSST ifC Come, from Dr. D. n.'rn. .r
J viut s - ,B"w w,
mhink I. .1 m 1 1 .1 aa 1 t aa a . aa .a I atv . . . mm
arenuown as me iuoore group, axj-cai irouwes," enectea oytue uae wasnna, 1. T. He writes- "Fi
and which embrace, tbe National Steel ?&r&??v: bottles of Eloctric Bitter, ba. cured M
our
Mr8,
CWi J. J allium Y L11K " AJlMfJVV " II a ... -
Company, the American TinplateCom- medicine for the cure of diseasa of the Prewer 0'crofuia, which bad caused her
Danv.thaaAm.riP.. Kf-.i o itomftC 8nd Mood- . But enrea dia- Rreat suflering for year.. Terrible sores
. - vom- eases or orifans seeminply remote from would brenk nnk nn i,n,i .j
pany and the American Sheet Steel Com- Hl!.' :MU?f thei; diseaf!? have. d tbe best doctor, could five no hm !
pany. How far this group is an obstacle the stomach and ita associated organs but her CU1"0 is complete and her health
in the way of the new consolidafnrUn- ' digestion and nutrition. is excellent." This show, what thou-
dustriea is not yet aonarent Pranm.Ki ""i ri.'.h th different doctora w ianu8 nave Proved, that Electric Bitters
wa.K
A powerful engine cannot be
run with
be
Mr.
Box
had
the Moore group in the end will
drawn into tbe Morgan group.
The Morgan group, previous to tbe
Carnegie nnrciiAso. ho lon .i.. .
" ' ' wui.iuu ujuih i itoiv wen. ami am cooktiia
central geographical! v to Chi ,. Codnd to me,-
- ' . ... . ,
in. nfh rif Ti,n n . -.nercc a i leasani Jfeueu cure COn-
j v. v.v. warucgie interests I stipauon.
aoaorea witn three different doctora for ""uo I'fovo"-, tnai JMectrlC Ultters a weak boilar and w u.i i.
c heart, but they did me no (rood," write In the tiPHt hln,l ,i..wl(lo. i t.i ""Her, and W6 Can't koep UP the
juiU A.wi1co70fcy5net.wL1co..oh is tue DeKt blood purifier known. It'a strain of an active life with a weaJTi.
5. iwaotredanddiacouniiredinhai the supreme remedy for eczema totter .m..-i.i wm, . weak stom-
mjrehoice to llv or die I would have pre- ,.,,;, 1 ., , aC'' nei,,,or Can We Stop the human m.
h uu u...i i 1 j -i ..... salt riieiim. nh-ora liniia . . .i i ... "v nuniari ina-
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builds up the strength. Only 50 cents.
Hold by Geo. A, Harding Druggist.
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help but do you good. G. A. Harding.
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