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8 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY APRIL 1, 1904. Nothing' Known Will Cure Kidney Dtaeafte After They Have Fastened and Be come Chronic But the Fulton Compounds. We Have Secure! tho Sole Aenoy foi Thla Clt. FHr' Ranl Oomrxmni anion ft anlqus flattnctloa of txlcc w'T lhlc knows ttat euro kidney trouol In all lia atafea from tho primary lnflammatto up to an4 iDoladlof he chronlo tg Mllad BrliBt'i Dtaean, which ha beea, op to tho advent ot lata Com pound, roslitrolj Inenmklo. T why aol tart with tho Kenal Compound ot Int rothor than ordinary kldnoy medlataaa, nil of which tall abort If tho dlKaa hao raehd tko aareal later Thon yon will know you on rlf ht, No statements nro pabllanaa ky th rulton pooplo xeept eiM that karo raeh41 tho okrooio stage, tneombla by all othor known medicine. Bern U anothor rooowy wo nro panalttod M re:r ta Urn. 8. B. Cllno of 1W Broadway, Ban Ftan tooo, wan proneunea by kor phjil.iaa aa Incurably HI with kldaoy dtoaaoo that bad bo com ehronla (Bright1 Dlsaaaa). Sh alio had diabetes. Another phjaielam wan oallad In. Dropay kad aot In. tho nalla earn, off aad ho too aaid DOthinf known wonld aar har. Sk waa ta tar beyond kelp they told ker not to furthei torture heraalf by dlettnr. Baa woit on the rulion Compound.. Tho third week m olmkily bettor. The third niolth the nalla bo fan to ewno Hack, and I few months later wit tint of the delegates elected shall be foraardtvt lo (lie chairman of the county reutral committee in time to have the same tiled before the hour of 5 o'clock. m., April 5th. Kaon precinct shall lie reprenenieu ny uuiy eieeteii iieiegaiee in person, or by reaideuts of the name precinct holding proxies ol aid dele gates. In all products' wheio delegate are elected at a primary meeting, the cen tral committeeman lor said precinct will preside and the meeting wilt elect a ec retary. Should the precinct committee man fail to be present at the hour ap pointed, the electors, after waiting one hour, (ball elect a chairman (or tlie meeting. For Oregon City, No. 1 Freeinct, the following judges are appointed : H. V. Trembath, chairman j Jno. Bittner and W. 11. Howell. For Oregon City No. 2 Trecinct, following judges are appointed: C Hancock, chairman, Kli Maddock Livy Stipp. For Oregon City No. 3 rPrecinct, following judge are appointed: Henry Gilbert, chairman, Joe Harrington and J. R. William. By order of the Conntv CentralHCom mittee. J. U. Campbell, Chairman. T. P. Randall, Secretary. er..l and beu-ia dropping the treatment. ai'orofT. t :en of Mr. Cllne, Julte K Cmler of ' t'lne atroel. Saa Francisco, also Incuraplo arcar Km tn of her ircorerr MPion teo An B bad (Men le 6- .iK'ii'a in:U ia tl Ku ion i .'inpnunJa and la eif ht nienihe r g te:nia i, ta nr.d i now in artWe practice. . r ia.u"im fromnrie acid, font, pa n .. v eil l.!-r irouele, etc.. are pnx.rt - :.,a are la troolila. The last ataf a ci and Dmbrteo. It yu are :t . rtriHrableaend forpamphlet. .-y V imoDI tneie minrrw . ,. Kulton Renal Compound i. id liidocT Diwaiee II; loi 'oii J FMlUin Co.. "m -aucU. c. ele conjpeuodarOi . . uii hum ia uu aity. CHARMAS A CO., DRUGGISTS lr tl I- f the C. and the FOR THE COTjm CONTENTION Republicans Will ame Candidates, Wednesday, April 6. The Republican Convention for Clack amae county, Oregon, is hereby called to meet in the Willamette ball, Oregon City.Wednesday the Bth day of April.llHH at the hour of ten o clock, a. m., tor tne purpose of electing eighteen delegates to the State Republican convention to be held at Portland, Oregon, on the day of April, 1904, and eighteen delegates to the Republican Congressional conven tion of the first Congressional District, to be held at Salem, Ore., on April , 3004; also for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following office, to wit: Three representatives to the State Legislature, county commissioner, sheriff, clerk, recorder, ffsseesor, treasurer, school 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 precincts aa follows, said apportionment being based on one delegate at large for each precinct and one for every 24 votes cast for S. R. Bean for suoreme judge at the election of 1902 and one for major fraction thereof : Abernethy 7 Barlow 3 Beaver Creek .'...6 Borings 3 Bull Run 3 Can by 5 Canemah 4 Canyon Creek 2 Clackamas 5 Case des 4 Cherryville 2 Damascus 4 Eagle Creek 4 Garfield 3 George 2 Harding 3 Highland 4 Killin 3 Macksburg 2 Maple Lane 3 Milk Creek 3 Milwaukie 6 Marquam 3 Molalla 4 Needy ..... ..... 4 New Era 3 Oregon City No 1 9 Oregon City No 2 9 Oregon City No 3 5 Oswego 5 Pleasant Hill 4 Boda Springs 2 8pringwater 2 Tualatin 3 Union 2 Viola 2 West Oregon City 6 The primaries, for the election of dele gates to the said convention, will be held in the several precincts at the usual voting places, in the afternoon of Satur day, April 2, 1904, and at the following hours : Abernethy 3 to 7 Barlow 2 Beaver Creek 3 Borings 2 Canby 5 to 7 Canemah 3 to 7 Canyon Creek 2 Cascades 2 Cherry ville 2 Clackamas 3 to 7 Damascus 2 Eagle Creek 2 to 6 Garfield 2 Goorge 2 Harding 2 Highland 2 Killin 2 to 3 ' Mackeburg 2 Marquum 4 to 7 Maple Lane 2 Molalla 3 Milwaukie 4 to 7 Milk Creek 2 Needy 2 New Era 2 Orejon City No. 1 2to7 Oregon City No 2 2 to 7 Oregon City No. 3 2 to 7 Oswego 4 to 7 Pleasant Hill 2 Reivers 2 Soda Springs 2 Rpringwater 2 Tualatin 2 Union 2 Viola 2 West Oregon City 4 to 7 The judges and clerk of said primary elect ion, outside of Oregon City, will be appointed by the committeemen of the i leepective precinct. A copy of creden- Rrpublican State Convention, Notice is hereby given that the Repub lican state conventiou ol the Kepuhlicau party oi the state of Oregon is hereby called to meet in the city of Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, April 14, 1904, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, for the purpose of nominating candidate lor the various state otlices to be voted for at the regular state election to be held iu the state of Oregon on Monday, the 6th day of June, 1904, namely: One supreme judge, for a period of six years. One dairy and food commissioner, for a period of four years. Four presidential electors (to be voted for in November, 1904. Circuit judges and district attorney 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. There 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 thereof over 1C0 votes, cast for R. 8. Bean for supreme judge at the state election of 1902, the number for the respective counties being as follows: Baker 14 Benton 7 Clackamas 18 Clatsop 10 Columbia 7 Coos 9 Crook 5 Cnrry 3 Douglas 14 Gilliam 4 Grant 7 Harney 4 Jackson 12 Josephine 7 Klamath 4 Lake 4 Lane 19 Lincoln 5 Linn 14 Malheur 5 Marion 23 Morrow 5 Multnomah 71 Polk 9 Sherman 4 Tillamook fi Umatilla 16 Union , 10 Wallowa 6 Wasco 12 Washington 13 Wheeler 0 Yamhill : Total number delegates 361 It is also recommended that the pri maries in the various counties be held on Saturday, the 2d day of April, 1904. and the various connty conventions on Thurs day, April 7. 1904. By ordef of the Republican State Cen tral Committee. Feank C. Baker, Attet: Chairman. Habbison Allen, Secretary. Call for Congressional Convention. 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 11a. 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 of 177 del egates, apportioned among the several counties of the district as follows, to-wit : Benton, 7; Clackamas, 18; Cooa, 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, 13; Yamhill, 11; total, 177. The same being one delegate-at-large for each county, one for every 150 votes cast for Judge Bean on the last general election, and one for every fraction of 150 larger than 100. That the work of the convention may be expedited as much is possible, the committee suggests that the chairmen and secretaries of the several county con ventions certify to the list of delegates elected by their county conventions to this congressional convention and mail them at once to Curtis B. Winn, secre tary congressional committee, Albany, Oregon. Delegate or other in attendance at the convention may secure a rate of one and one-third fares for the round trip on the Southern Pacific and the Corvallis & Eastern railways by paing full fare to Salem, taking a receipt for fare paid from the ticket agent and havirg same; properly certified by the secretary of the i convention. I, W. Mabkis, Chairman Congressional Committee. Curtis B. Wikn, Secretary. List of Corporation Taxes for the Year 1903, Clackamas County, Oregon. Willamette Pulp & Taper Co f 4 354 ij Portland General Electric Co 114)485 Willamette Fall Co 1 on ao Crown Paper Co t 799 91 Oregon Iron & Steel Co ,. 4 400 00 Weyerhaeuser Timber Co ; 71795 Oregon Mfg. Co. (Woolen Mill) a 850 00 Oregon Water Power & Ry. Co 1 517 00 T. P. & K. S. Collin (Timber lands) a 565 80 ASSKSSMKNT OK CORPORATIONS. looJ. 1903 Portland General Electric Co f JJ9 465 00 4X0 jjo 00 Willamette Pulp & Paper Co 95 000 00 180 000 00 Oregon City Mfg. Co 44 700 00 100 0110 00 Crown Taper Co ono 00 . 75 000 00 Oregon Water Power & Ry. Co 18 880 00 74 000 00 f 10,000.00 worth of machinery was sold out of station "A" by the Willamette Pulp & Paper Co. in 1903 and $6,000.00 was deducted from their assrsmiient to compensate for this. The O. W. P. & Ry. Co. wa raised from f 1,400.00 per mile to fj.500.oo per mile and the material ou hand for the construction of the line up the Clackamu as sessed for $ jo, 000. 00. The Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. and T. D. & E. S. Collins pay on over 31,000 acre of timber land that was assessed in 1901 for $1.35 per acre, and for the same land they are now assessed for J6.00 per acre, nearly live times the assessment of 1901 The expense of running the assessor's office for the year 1901, for salaries alone, amounted to $4,950.00. This was the year in which Held deputies were sent out, but does not include the cost of the present owner maps, which were a separate expense. The expense of running the office for the corresponding year of lyij, when field deputies were again sent out amounted to oniy f .V4' 'j5. a saving of $ 1,457.05 over the corresponding year of 1901. The cost of the coming assessment year of 1904 will not exceed f 1,300.00 as no deputies will be fn the field. Repeated assertions by the "Courier" that doubling the assessment raised the taxes can be disproved by reading the new law governing the state tax which is a follows: "In order to ascertain the amount of taxes to lie paid (to the state) by the several counties, state officers shall ascertain from the report of the kxi'knu 1TURES of the several counties, on file in the office of the secretary of state, the average amount of expenditure in each county for a period of five years; ami each county shall pay such proportion of iid state tax as its average amount of i t" penditures for said period bears to the total amount of expenditures iu all of the counties of the state." Clackamas County's proportion of the state tax amounts to 3.35 per cent of the total state tax. The last legislature passed a law raising the par capita school tax from f 1.96 to fd. 00 per capita In 1902 the levy for county and road purposes amounted to 21 mills and this year it is lot mills. The difference between the tax of this year and last is due solely to the fact that Clack, amas County pays 3.35 per cent of the fS65.0oo.00 appropriated fur the Lewis and Clark Fair, the Indian War Veterans and the Portage Railroad, and to the extra amount levied for school purposes. The only difference in doubling the assessment of the county, is that the levy is 20 j mills instead of 41 mills. OUR FIRST REPUBLIC, CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature It Waa Mot the lulled States, bat the Louisiana Kepabllc, The first republic in this hemisphere to succeed in compelling recognition of its independence wus, of course, the rrv public whose proud cnpltal Is Washing ton. But there wns an earlier one which died soon after Its birth, of which little or nothing is said In our American histories. When France, In 1704, ceded Louisi ana to Spain, the subjects of King Louis XV. objected to the transfer without their consent. The local gov ernment submitted the question to the council, which, under the lead of Nich olas Cbauvln de Lnfrenlere, rose In re volt Lafrenlere called a convention of the people at New Orleans, while the new Spanish governor wns on his way to the colony, and the convention se lected a delgate to go to Pnrls to dis suade the French klnjr from his course. Louis XV., however, rebuffed tlie dele gate and sent back word that the peo ple must recognise the authority of Spain. It was then that the people of Louisi ana resolved on a radical course. On the night of Oct. 28. 1708, the rebels took possession of the French forts and the gates of the town In the name of the republic of Louisiana. Tho old French governor offered no resistance, while the new Spanish governor took refuge on a ship and sailed for Havana. On Oct. 2. 17CS. the council at New Orleans adopted 1 formal declaration of Independence, officially named It self the republic of Louisiana, elected J Lefrenlere "protector" and prepared a written constitution. This Interesting government lasted from Octolx.-r, 1T08, to July, 17ia, when a Spanish squadron of twenty-four vessels, with an army of 2,600 men, arrived at New Orleans. The new republican state was destroy ed and five republican leaders, Includ ing Lafrenlere, were put 1.0 death. Then all the republic's omdn papers. Including Its declaration of Independ ence and constitution, were burned In the public square. Springfield Ilopiib Mcan. Mixed Qualities. Pahson Brudder Baxter's got some good p'lnts. He 'tends church and c'tribntcs gen'rous to de suppoht ob de gospel. But he's got some woful bad hublts too. He plays craps an' fills hissfclf wlf lntosslcatin' stiinbiilants. Deacon Dafs er fack. Ills good im pulsions am done offset by his bad habitations. Kansas City Journal. Seeds ot more yield more Ave l txpenmentir.t' live disappointment. 4I vein the Standard bcedn SuiJ by ell dealers. l'Ji4 Seed Annual postpaid free. to all applicant., D. M. FERRY A CO., Detroit, MIclu Incubator Perfection Iflrljflit prlri(-ipli-corntiii'1 wlib the HurlfJ-fainomi lttl Oriar Whlt yr Cm, t'oppfr Tank, Compound CorriifttiHl V 1,1,-1 Itt-ifiilaU'r, Hydro-huffty Lamp) n OielarK'-ftlarxl Iwal iil fMtl fartiiryin tt wU Knrrat aJofru of tfift 'it cormtPK-U!, Iti'Mt mircfftMiil I ncitmnrn ami ilroortera on t h market, asirl rcaa TbHt Hi U'ttn I 'initiator Co., Toledo, Waahiutftou. t'.H, A For Sale by Frank Busch. pi it r in VflDSIOf 1 ia ews-m I lhysicians prweribe it I I for their most delirate I patients. I I OLD and PURE. I 1 FOR SALE BY B H . E. MATTHIAS I 1 Sole Agency for Oregon City I IH to ft 1 . Mole Mil F. C. GADKE THE PLUMBER BUY THE ; Mi'' eaaj-B. , SEWING MACHINE ,1)0 not bo deceived by tliono who ad- vertie a f'iO.OO Hewlnjr Machine for J0.(X). Thin kind of a machine run be bought from uxor any of our dealer fromflo.OOto 18.00. We MARC A VARIETY. THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST. Tho Feed deWnilni the strength or wenkncHH of Hewing Mitchlm. The Joulle I'oeil combined with other strong xInts makes tho Sew Home 'the Ix-Ht (Sewing Machine to buy. WtilsforCISCOURSSSS wo maiiufucturuHiicl jirli in l rjruuri:liuxiii Kivn fnr tlm F.ntprnrisn and the Week ly Oreifonian before our prize offer of a world s map expires. THE NEW HOKE EEWINC MACHINE CO. OOANQI. 28 L'nlon Rq. N. Y., f ;tilRUr, III., Atlanta, (Jiu, tit. LoulN.Mo., Diilan,T"X.,Han Kruncliico.CuJ i FOR SL BY IC. S. CKANE, .150 Morrison Street, rortland, Orogon. IIP Oregon Snowline and union Pacific THREE TRAIN TO THE EAST DAJL Y-- Through 1'ullman standard and Tour Ut alccping cars dully to Omaha, Chicago Spokane; tonrUt alrrpiug car daily to Kan a City; through 1'ullman touria Irrplng car (prraoually conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kaunas City, reclln ing chair (seat frreto the raat dally. 7 M OURS Pi Portland to Chicago No Change of Car. 7 lurtar TIME NCIIKDULIM Aaaivi Hdeagn Mt .ke. Denver. Kt. IWUa nu Worih.O.naha.Kaei. 4:30 p. .. A '"' l-oula, l:IA a. m ci.lcaH.iainl Ka.t. Atlantic " KliirrKk 'S11 l akr, Dfiiver, Kt. H lAli III Worth.dnialia.Kan. 0;.'t0 a.m. via Hunt- City, hi, Uiula, iiiK'o'i Clilcaito anil Kal. Kt' v'''l W,,U SVtnn- 1' U ,,rilM,ii,, mi. Paul, m. vll Dululli. MlUauker. HMilniie t'lui'HKO inl Kail. Ocean and River Schedule I'nr 8nn I'rmicUro Hvrrjr flvr day, al - 1i. in. I'nr Atiia. war pointa anil Norlta irm-li I'nily (csiTpt hmnlnrl ttl M i. in.; Hnt untiiv at 10 . in. Imllv vrrvliv (watrr Iirrfiill tlnu I "tl Willamette Mini Yamhill tlvfia. l'or tlrtailrd inforination of rates, berth rvaervatlon etc, call or write to your nramt ticket ngrnt, or A. L.CKAIO, (Ictieral I'aaarngrr Agrlit, The Orron Knilromt & Navigation Co., l'ortlaiid, On-goli. COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY Regulator Line Steamers Portland and The Dalles ROUTE ALL WAY I.AND1NOM 'Ilailey Gatzert" "Dalles City' "Regulator" ".Vdlako" Connecting at l.ylf, Waxli., with tho ('oliiinhia Kiveraml Northtrn Ity. for WalikiariiM, I'aly, ( 'enlerville, linlilon dale and all CUckelnt Valley (mjiiiIh. Steamer leaves Cortland daily (except Sunday) for The Dulles 7 a. in.', arrive The I lit Met t :ft p. in, ; ateamer connerts with U U. A N. train at I.yle fur Wol iIi'ihIhIh Steamer leaves The Dulles ilaily (except f inula y ) for I'ortland at 7:Kla. in., arrives rortland (1 p. in.; C. It AN. train leaving Ooldcmlale at 11:16 connect ith the ateamer for Port land. Kxcellent meal served on all steamer Fine accommodations for teams ami waiior.s. For detailed Information of rates, berth reservations, railroad and atairo connections write or call upon S. Mc donald, auent, Alder atreet wharf, or II. C. OAMI'liKlX, Manager, I'ortland, Ure. Daily River Schedule ORKGON CITY It:)ATH. IlAll.T ICIIRHUI.Ri Kteamer Alton and 1'omotia for Sa lem and way point, leave I'ortland daily except Hiinday) at 0:4.r a. in., leave Oregon City, 8:15. lit. ; returning, leave Halein, 7 a. m. j leave Oregon City, 4 :SO p. tn. Oregon City Transportation Co. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DAILY TIUINH, my hi. Bat. D'ly Kllective July 5, l!2 P.M. U.K. 7 iki 8 (X) Lv 8 0r f) (Al 8 20 H I Ml H 3s H ,V 8 411 U 40 8 Ml 0 60 8 M 10 OJ 11 08,10 10 0 10 10 21 ... .17 lo :i io do,n ri... 10 (wilt ()l... 10 2011 o.'.i... 10 30ill :w Ar . Portland .Ar ...Ooble Kalnier .... . i'yrainiil .. .. . Mayfr .... . (jinnry .... "lalnkanie .. Marshland .. . WeMport . . . . Clifton .... . Knapiia.... . Hvenen .... .John Day . . . . Aatorla..Lv D'ly A.M. U In 10 0.')1 ( M 9 3ft 9 27 0 17 U 08 8 r 8 4'l 8 33 8 llll 8 07 7 W 7 4: D'ly P.M. 0 40 8 35 8 21) 8 (X 7 M 7 4(1 7 38 7 28 7 17 7 02 fl 42 8 .12 fl 2o 8 lo BKAftlOK DIVISION 11 3.1a. AHIp.n II 30 a. m 8 15 a. m.. fl IS a. m.. i 30 p.m .. ft 00 p.m. 0 40 a. m . ASTORIA 6EA8IDE . ..7 40 a. in ...4 no p.m ...10 30a. ni ... 8 ftOp. ro ...12 30 p.m . . . 7 20 p. ni .,.130 p. m . .. 60a. m COXSECTIOX8. k II l...n. h..L. l ,1 . . II n 1 1 iiniiiniii.KC I. m rmr uilliriitlUIIBBl,lIIIB with all northern I'aHfin train to or from the Kant or bound I'omUi, At I'ortland with all trains leaving I'nlnn Depot. A . A I. .11. T T, ,. V ri i . I a, nnLuiii wiiii i. ji. nt ii. ,u. a iHiatsanrf rail line, and HtearnerT. J. Potter, to and from Ilaacoaml North l'cach Pointn. Ticket office. 2V Morriann Ht.. ami Tnlon depot. J. (j. W A Y (,Oen. Pasa. Agt. Anioim, On
