OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY MARCH '2' 190-1.
WHO KNOWS
A hen m Kidney Trouble HuaW'
FnNtened and
Chronic Stafie?
Reached tho 1
It It Has It lv
Incurable by Anything Known (
r.xccpt mo ru.iun
We Are The Sole Aent.
At in eTlflenea of lta wsuirual ehtrapterof tha
rulion Compound, tint company (loot net rut
llsh or Invite tstUraoalalt excopt thoit report
ing recoTrls 10 kidney flite-M! tht btTt
reached the chronic tttgt, alle-ged Incur,
tie. Here It toother recovery In t cse Iteura
gtla till the tdrettot the Fultoa Crmpoun.lt,
reported by John 4 Johnnon, the tgentt of lbs
Pulton Compound! it Lot Gttot:
W. H. Fridley, a renUett ef tot Gttot,
fearing ehrontt kidney dlietee (Brighft Die
Mae) htd, lUt Ttrytody elf, found til trett
taant futile. Be commenced em rulton'i Rent!
Compound It Fehrutry, 1M, tnd an DeT
10 of the ttine yetr reported the tottl dltaa
petrtneeef theditett He wrltet thtt ke ku
gtloed Ifteea oudt la weight tnd It agtla
bis to d good krd dtyt work. Jeknt a
John'on. the Let Gtlet druggltlt, eennrm tats
recovery tnd ktow ef aevertl ether recortrlet la
atmttsr ce of chronlo klJney dlee In Lot
Cat. ill of which wv lacurtnle tj tntin'.ng
1 known to dnigltt. . A. Ptlmer. the
leading drurgimof Stmt Out. H. H. Mtinat,
the IV slum druggist, the Ferry Drug i.m
Snt of So NM-'' ttreet. Sun Frtnuwe. TV.
R Pond in" Berkeley Jrafrr;.i. lr Murkier.
theCluvenlsle dreist. Willi Mtrtit. ihe
Bacrumemo dm-.", and tcoree f oiher I mil
form d-uii-l n report aprciaa revoreriea
lo ch n : c i. uWi y d -. thtt were Pltllf
lncurthl ST aottaiag known eiccpl He Kul.oa
l i'Vr!-" 'natlTn trom nre aeld. gout t"d
!.-... .V tr- a - rnf thtt tie k-dnert
, , i--.ir function. The chroma
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d cr n.l'urat'le. 11 r tiaory
n.l lor prapoii.
-,e tvmrlv BO percent amow
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CHARMAN & CO., DRUGGISTS
FOR THE COUm C0NYENM0
Kepnbllrans Will Name Candidatf s,
Saturday, April 6.
The Republican Convention for Clack
am as countv, Oregon, is hereby called to
meet in the Willamette hall, Oregon
City, Siturdav the 6th day of April, l'J04
t the. hour of ten o'clock, a. m., lor the
u,.f,n ibt.n ileleuatea to !
j,ui (wo b ,n k- I
me state nepuuumu tuufcmnu
held at Portland, Oregon, on the day
of April, 1904, and eighteen delegates to
tbe Republican Congressional conven
tion of the first Congressional District,
to be held at .Salem, Ore., on April ,
1904 ; also for tbe purpose of nominating
xaodidates for the following officea, to
wit : Three representatives to the State
Legislature.county commissioner, sheriff,
clerk, recorder, assessor, treasurer,
echool superintendent, surveyor, coroner
and justices of the peace and constable
for the several precincts.
The convention will consist of 143
delegates, apportioned to the several
pretincts as follows, said apportionment
being based on one delegate at large lor
each precinct and one for every 24 votes
cast for S. R. Bean for suoreme jude at
the election of 1002 and one for major
fraction thereof:
Abernethy J
Barlow jj
Beaver Creek jj
Borings
Bull Run e
Canby J
Canemah
Canyon Creek -
Clackamas
fa an rlOB 4
f!hfrrvville ..
Damascus
Eagle Creek
Garfield jj
George
Harding 3
Highland 4
Killin 3
Macksburg f
Maple Lane
Milk Creek 3
Miln-Htikin fti
Maronam
Molalla
Needy 4
New Era..... 3
Oregon City No 1
Oregon City No 2 9
Oregon City No 3 5
Oswego 5
Pleasant Hill
Soda Springs ,
Spring ater
Tualatin
Union
Viola
TV out ( Irpimn Pitv
The primaries, for the election ot dele
gates to the said convention, will be held
in tbe several precincts at the usual
voting places, in the afternoon of Satur
day, April 2, 1904, and at the following
hours: ,
AVmmetriv ....3 toy
- j
P.nrlnw .......
Beaver Creek 3
Borings
Canby 5to7
Canemah 3 to 7
Canyon Creek
Cascades
Cherryville "
Clackamas 3 to 7
l)amnHCiin
vlZl C 'reek 2 to 6
Garfield
George.
....2
ilra.,8:
.2
ifigw wd
Killin 2to3
Macksburg "
Marouam 4 to 7
Maple Lane 2
Molalla
Milwaukie.
Milk Creek
Needy
Van Fra
4 to 7
Oreron City No. 1 2to7
Oregon City No 2 2 to 7
Oregon Cite No. 3 2 to 7
Oswego '7
Pleasant Hill 2
Seivers 2
8ola Springs
Springwaler 2
Tualatin 2
Union 2
Viola 2
West Oregon City . 4 to 7
Tbe judges and clerkf of said primary
election, outside of Oregon City, will be
appointed by the committeemen of the
respective precinct. A copy of creden-
hals of the delegate elected shall ho
forwarded to the chairman of (lie county
central committee in time to liav the
same tiled betoie the hour of f) o clock.
in.. Annl ftlh. b.aeh precinct shall
be represented bv dulv elected delegates I
jn lvrs0n, or bv resident of the same
precinct holding proxies of said dele- ,
Identic are
elected At
n uriniHrv ineelint!, tne ecu-
trl coiimiitteetnn lor ail precinct will
preside mill the meeting will elect a ec
retiiry. Should (lie precinct committee
man fail to be present at the hour ap
pointed, the elector, afier wilititf one
hour, eliall elect chairman for tiie
aieeting.
For llrevon City, No. 1 rrecincl,
followinit jinliee are aptxiinted : 11.
Trembath, chtiriuan ; Jno. Hittner
W. H. Howell.
For Oregon City No. 2 Trecinct,
following jiidije are appointed: C
Bahmrk, chairman, Eli Maddox-k
Livy Stipp.
For Oreiron City No. 8 rfrecinct,
the
W.
and
the
C.
and
the
followinit jtiditea are appointed: Henry
Gilbert, chairman, Joe Harrington and
J. R. William.
Bv order of the County CentrainCom
mittee. J. U. Camvbku.,
Chairman.
T. P. Randall,
Secretary.
Republican State Conrfntlon.
Notice is hereby given that the Repub
lican state convention, ol tbe Republican
party ol the state of Oregon is hereby
called to meet in the tity of Portland,
Oregon, on Thursday, April 14, l'M, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
lor the purpose of nominating candidates
lor the various state otlices to m voted
for at the regular state election to be held
in tb state of Oregon on Monday, the
tith day of June, l'.HH, namely :
One supreme judge, fur a period of
six years.
One dairy and food commissioner, for a
period of four years.
Four presidential electors (to be voled
for in November, l'.XM.
Circuit judges and district attornevs
for judicial districts of the state, for the
term of six years and four years respect
ively. Joint representatives and senators for
the various districts.
Thera will also be chosen at said con
vention four delegates to the National Re
publican Convention.
The various counties of the state of
Oregon shall be entitled to representa
tion in said convention as follows: One
delegate at large for each county, and
one delegate for every 150 votes, and one
, additional delegate for each fraction
thereol over
100 votes, cast for K. a.
Bean for supreme judge at
the state
election of 190L the number for the
respective counties being as follows :
Baker H
Benton "
Clackamas ls
Clatsop 10
Columbia '
Cool
Crook 5
Cnrry
Douglas "
(.iilliam
4
7
Grant. . . .
Harney ..
Jackson. .
Joeephine
Klamath.
Lake
4
12
7
4
4
19
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Multnomah
Polk
Slmrmftn '
Tillamook
I'matiHa 1"
Tnion 1"
9 I Wallowa ,b
tr l'
asco
Washington 16
Wheeler
Yamhill
Total number delegates 01
It is also recommended that the pri
maries in the various counties be held on
Saturday, the 2d day of April, 1M4. and
the various county conventions on Thurs
day, April 7. 1904.
By ordei of the Republican State Cen-
o ; irai coiiiuiuicc.
Attest: . Chairman.
Harrisos Alles, Secietary.
Call for Congressional Convention.
A convention of the Republican party
of the first congressional district of the
state of Oregon is hereby called to meet
in Salem, Ore., Wednesday, April 13, at
11 a. m., for the purpose of nominating
one representative for congress and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the convention.
The convention will consist ol 177 del
egates, apportioned among the several
counties of the district as follows, to-wit :
Benton, 7; Clackamas, 18; Coos, 9;
Curry, 3; Douglas, 14; Jackson, 12;
Josephine, 7; Klamath, 4; Lake, 4;
Lane, 19; Lincoln, 5; Linn, 14; Marion,
23; Polk, 9; Tillamook, 5; Washington,
The same being one delegale-at-Iarge
for each county, one for every 150 vote
pBt for Judije Bean on the last general
oipciinn. and one for every fraction of
150 larger than 100.
That the work ol the convention may
he exoedited M much is possible, the
orimmitten suuiiests that the chairmen
' and secretaries of the several county con-
. venuons ceruiy 10 mo usi ui
elected by their county conventions to
this congressional convention ana man
oi.u . . rl. R Winn, tecre
" ,"::J;n J it,R; A ibn v
tary congressional committee, Albany
Oreiron.
bdletfates or others in attendance at
the convention may secure a rate of one
ml one-third fares for the round trip on
the Hoothern Pacific and the Corvallis &
.2 Eastern railways by paying lull tare to
l Salem, taking a receipt lor fare paid
i , from the ticket azeni ann naving name
properly certified by the secretary of the
convention. 1. w. mabrib,
Chairman Congressional Committee
Cirtis B. Wins,
Secretary.
Ilurklen Arnica Naive.
Has world-wide fame for marvelous
enrea. It surpasses any other salve, lo
tion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns,
Riirns. Boils. Sores. Felons. Ulcers, Tet
ter. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Chapped
Hands, Skin Eruptions; infallible for
. i or .
Pilea. cure gnaranieea. vuiy
Cbarman 4 Co. druggist.
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p
Send
STUPIDITY OF SHEEP.
The War thf Kitperalln-lf
FnolUh Anlinnln Court lli-nlh.
A shfcn herder gives some of his ex
perience In handling sheep on the west
ern ranges In the following:
We have to watch them every mln
to nnil if viirilance Is relaxed for aui
mstant the entire Hock Is likely to com-1
mit suicide. In handling most animals;
Koine degree of self help or Intelligence!
can he relied on to aid the owner In
living their lives, but sheep seem to
act deliberately to work to kill them
selves.
If cauirht In a storm on the plains.
thov will drift before Uie wind and die
of old and exposure rather than move
100 ynrds to windward to obtain shel
ter In their corral. To dlve sheep
against the wind Is absolutely linpos-
ail. i I once lost over LOW liend he-
cause I could not drive them to a cor-i
ral 200 feet away.
In the corral they are still more fool
ish. If a Htorm comes up, they all
move "down wind" until stopped by
tbe fence. Then commence the pro
ceeding so much dreaded by sheepmen,
known us "nllinir." The sheen will
ellmh over one another's hacks until!
they are heaped up ten feet hl;;h. Of:
course all those on the bottom arej
smothered. Not one has Bensi; enough'
to seek shelter under the lee of the J
fence, as a horse or dog would do. I
Again, If u sheep gets Into quick-,
sand Its fate teaches nothing to those,
that come Immediately after, hut the,
whole flock will follow the leader to;
destruction. No more exasperatlnglj
stupid animal than a sheep walks.
Bmrded Wsmrn.
Bearded women have existed at all
periods of the world's history. Evet
Herodotus, the "father of history,"
gives ua an account of one I'edaBnes,
"who lived above Hallearnassiis," a
priestess of Minerva, whose chin regu
larly budded with a large heard when
ever any great public calamity Impend
ed. Bartel Garetjl, a woman of Copen
hagen, bad a beard reaching to het
waist Charles XII. of Sweden had a
female grenadier In his army who pos
sessed the beard as well as the courage
of a man. Margaret, duchess of Aus
tria and governess of the Netherlands,
had a large, wiry, stiff beard, of whlcb
he was very proud. Of late years
Albert, duke of Bavaria, reports having
had a young lady governess In his
household who was "the proud pos
sessor of a very large black beard."
Campaio-nsWill
Be Interesting
8 And You Will Want The
The General Election in June will be a live
ly contest and you will also want to be in
formed about the Presidential election in
November. In order to be informed reliably,
accurately and completely concerning the
political situation and progress of the cam
paigns in Clackamas county, you must read the
OREGON CHI ENTERPRISE
This being election year we have decided to
make the following offer for those desiring to
become subscribers:
We will send the Enterprise from now un
til after the June election for 25 cents.
in Your Subscription
A Three Months' Subscription to the best
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'tit- Ht IMffiii ltiutfcior ( o..
TulttlO, WsuLliigfUJii, U.1 A.
For Sale by Frank Busch.
The Rl ThlnaT I Totfch.
"Geewhltaker! Jumping Moses! liul
It was the worst case of toothache I
ever bumped against!" he said. "It
was r.sy In tbe early part of the even
Ing, but when midnight arrived It got
busy for fair. Liniment, hot and cold
water and all the rest of the standard
remedies were applied without avail
Beven thonsand demons, with 7,(M'
redhot sledges, hammered, hammered
and hnmmered away at the throbbing
nerve. That tooth stood upon Its head
rolled over the carpet and hung out o
the window. It growled, grumbled
moaned and muttered, laughed, crl'd
ran, walked, trotted, galloped, sailed
flew, dug and excavated and did ev
erything under the heavens but quit
and go to sleep like a decent tootu ami
stop monkeying"
"And why didn't you have It extract
edr
"Just as soon as Brown could get U
tbe dentist's he"
"Great Scott, man! Wasn't It your
tooth r
"No. It was Brown's." New York
Press..
The man who Is always talking about
how rnu'-h work he does should remem
ber that some people work so hard that
they don't have time to tell about It
Atchison Globe.
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F. C. GADKE THE PLUMBER
BUY THE
PhvMTl
SEWING MACHINE
.DonottiO fleeelverl ly those who ad
vert iso a I'W.oo H'Wiii( Maclilno for
l!0.00. This kind of a tiiachine run
bo I ton gut from ua or any of our
diatlem froiiifl.r.00to 1S.00.
WC MAKC A VARIETY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
Tho Feed detemilnefl the strength or
Weakness of K'-wllig Maehilies. The
oiille food combined with other
strong isiliits mukcH tho .New Home
'the lst Hewing Mucliliiu to buy.
showing tho dif
ferent s'ylin of
Howlnir Miifliln,.
ire mitniifttctureanrl prh-ea bt-foru purirhualng
THE NEW HOME SEWINS MACHINE CO.
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C. S. CRANK, 350 Morrison Street,
Portland, Orogon.
m Wm Wh
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Moved io Urn ol
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Oregon
ShohtLine
and union Pacific
THREE TRAIN TO THE EAST
DAILY
Thniugh Pullman ttatilurd and Tour.
Ut sleeping cart daily to Omaha, Chicago
HH)kanr; tourist alri-iiiiig cart daily to
Kan at I lly; through Pullman toiirit
ilrcjilng cart (prrMinally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Hainan City, rrcllu.
tug chair (xrata licrto the rant daily.
II O II R S
Portland to Chicago
No Change of Cart.
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iifnilla. Hi. I'aul,
Ihiliilli, Milwaukee,
t'litCAo and Kant.
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Ocean and River Schedule
I'.ir Sun l'tiimt-'ii- Itvrrv five ilnr t k
n m. I'ur A-tiitiit, wnv polnti mu Nntth
iln. Ii - 1'ail v iriril Hun-lnvl nt N i in;
SiittiKlitr nt lit i in ItuiW wtvIit iwnlrr
trt itiittiiik' ( lllntitrMr nml Yamhill
Hivrttt.
I'or drtuilrd inforulalioii of ratca,
berth rcarrvation etc, call or write to
your nearest ticket aumt, or
A. 1.. CK AK1,
t'.rlirral riirli(;rr Aurlit .
The (Iii'Kiii kailrcmd V Nuva'alion
Co., 1'oitliitid, OirKnii.
COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY
I ItflJUIUlUI
Line
Steamers
Portland and The Dalles
ROUTE
AM. WAV I.ANIUMiH
'Hailcv Cnt. rt" "Diillea City"
"UcKiilator" "Mftlako"
ConnecliiiK at l.yle, WbhIi., with the
Ciiluiuhia Kiver and Northern Ky. for
Wabkl.iciia, I "aly, Cenlerville, (iohlnn
dale ami all fllckelat Valley M)intM.
Steamer leaves 1'ortlanil daily (except
SuiiibiV) for The Ilallea 7 a. in., arrives
Tin' Pallet 1 ::il p. in. ; steamer connects
with C. It. A N. train at l.yle for tinl
demlnli' Sleamer leaves The Dalles
daily cxcept Sunday) for lortland at
7:IM)a. in., arrives 1'ortlanil ll p. in.;
C U A S, train lenvlnu (ioldendaln at
tl:l! connect Milli the steamer for Tort-
land.
Kxcellent meals served on all steamers
rine aci oiiiiiioilatioim for teams and
wagons.
Kot detailed information of ralef,
berth reservations, railroad and atiwa
romiectloiis write or cull upon S. Mc
donald, aitenl. Abler street wharf, or
II. C. C t.Ml'IIKI.I., Manager,
Portland, Ore.
Daily River Schedule
- or
OKKtiON CITY II )ATH.
HAII.T II HUM i t.
Steamers Altona and romona for Ha
lem ami way points, leave Portland daily
(except Sunday) at 0:45 a. m., leave
Oregon Cltv, H :I5 a. m. ; returning, leave
Salem, 7 a. m.; leave Oregou City, 4:W
p. m.
Orrgon :itjr Trnrtatlon Co.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DAILY TH AINH.
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July ft, IHO'2
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a.m. r.M-
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H lft a. in
2 :to p. in
ft 00 p. Ill
0 40 a. m
BKA8IDK
CONNECTIONS.
All trains make clone connections alOohl
with all Northern Pacific trains to or from
the Kast or Hound Points.
At Portland with all trains leaving Union
I)eot.
At Astoria with I. R. N.Co.'sboatsan'l
rail line, ami Steamer T. J. Poller, to and
from llwaco and North lleach Points
Ticket oflice, 2.ri5 Morrison it., and UnloB
deuot. J. 0. MA YO.Oen. Pass. Ael.
Astoria, font