OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1005.
CD IDE TO ELECTIONS
PREPARED BY THE OREGON SEC
RETARY OF 8TATE.
Complicated System If Brought Into
Action by the Adoption of the
Direct Primary Law.
8ALICM, Or., 10Tho adoption of.
tlio direct primary law Iuih given Ore
gon hucIi a complicated system of
ejections that not even tho accom
plished politician can carry In hlH
mind all tho (IHiiIIh of tho prooedlngs
loading up to tho K!rul election of
utato, dlHlrlct and county olllcors, Ono
of tho nioHt dldleult things to ascer
tain and romoinlior Ih tho dates upon
which tho various slops In tho nomln
atlou and duct Ion of ollleers miiHt
bo takon. In fact, tho ordinary citizen
cannot flguro out tho dittos If ho haH
tho Htatuto before lilm , for tho Inn
KUHgo varies and different mothodH of
computing time liniKt. ho adopted.
Soerelary of SCtle. !5uV;::.' and
Attorney (lenornl Crawford have J
oinuilui'd (ho election laws ;
and computed tho I lino w II h In i
Which pol.lt lotlH til II H t III- 111 'll, llHi(!(M
Blvun and other buslneii.i conducted '
In preparation for tho election. I
It will ho Koon that tho campaign
of 111(11! roally IiokIiih during tho last,
wook of December of thlH year, whon i
kiiltlatlvo potions must ho Died If tho
promoters di'Hlro to Mo pamphlets In
uupport of tho proposed measures.
Tho pamphlets iiiiihI ho brought to tho
olllco of Secretary or State Diinhar hy
December ,'to. If tho promoters cf tho
meamii'eH do not desire to (Ho painph
lotH, they will have until February 3
to Hie petitions.
It idiould also ho explained that pe
titions for iioiuluatloiiH for district
nlllcoi'H, such as Circuit Judge, DlH
trlct Attorney, Joint Senator and Joint
Uepresentative. must lie (lied III tho
Mice of the Secretary of State, and
ot In the olllces of County CerlM
kin! the dates governing nominations
for state olllces are atipllcahlo. The
following lint contains all tho dates of
Interest to the voter and the candi
date for olllco:
Registration-
Registration hooks openod hy Coun
ty Clerks, Tuesday, January 2.
Itoojatratiou hooks closed for pri
mary election, April 10, f P. M.
Ke;;i dniliim opened after primary
fleet l(in, April 2",
Registration closed for general elec
lion. May I.". 5 1'. M.
Initiative petitions- -
Niiuilier of signers reiinlrod to Inlti-
lite laws or amendments, 7S!I,
Last day for Wing inltialivi
tlons, February
poll-
Last day fur lillng pamphlets ad
vocating measures, Decemher "0, i;iOT,
Last day for lillng pamphlets oppos
ing measures, February Ii.
Direct primary election
County Clerks give notice of !
inry election not later than March 21.
Last day for Ming petitions for
placing nainoH on ballot, for state,
Congressional and district olllces,
March :iu.
Last, day for tiling petitions for
enmity olllces, April I.
Date of primary election. April 20.
Canvassing votes of primary elec
tion for state offices, May 5.
(lOlieral election
Last day for tiling certificates of
oinlnat ion for state olllces hy assem
bly of electors, April l'.t.
hast day for Ming nominating peti
tions for slate olllces, May 4.
Last day for Mini? certillcates of
oiuination for county olllces by as
sembly of electors, May -1.
Last day for Ming nominating poll
Hons for county olllces, May 1!).
Ceneral election, Juno 4.
KING OF ALL COUGH MEDICINES.
Mr. K. (1. Case, a mall carrier of Can
ton Center, Conn., who has boon In
tho IJ. S. Service for about Hixtoen
years, says: "Wo have trlod many
ough medicines for croup, but Cham
berlain's Cough 'Remedy is king of all
and ono to ho relied upon every tlmo.
Wo also find It tho best remedy for
couhs and colds giving certain results
and leaving no bad after effects." Kor
utile by Howell and Jones.
WE PASS THIS WAY BUT ONCE.
W( have not passed this way bofore
And wo Hliall not pass aaln;
Unke the most of lime, the most ot life
And mind not the- mingled pain.
If the path Is hrlsht and' flower strewn
Take In nil the fraRraneo sweet,
Thank lol for tho joy that comes to you
in paths marked for your feet..
If round tho hearth an unbroken band
Make up the circle of home,
O, love tlieni today and love them well
Kro tho angel of death shall come.
Ton will not pass this way ngnin;
lie sure that yon pass not hy
Tho old and tired, the sick and weak,
And those not ready to die.
Look out for tho flowers along tho way
And heed not the stinging thorn;
There are stars above the darkest night
And siiro In the coming mom.
And If tlio gathering storm Is heard,
And the waves bent wild and high.
Look up for help to the far-off hills
And watch for the rifted sliy,
Look up through tears, for on beyond
Is the gleaming golden shore
We can bravely bear a little while,
For we pass this way no more.
Fprry'H Soodd aro best hwatiRn (10
iMKYiwnu yeni a itavu rewn pi'in in
llimt development liftlf a ci'tnury
ui cxpen. care in uiukiiik uii.ua
Riipei lur i,o an oinera
Mil. mo nw; -uiiintn ti p'l'"'"M
i.uWfT miu vewlium! simmim.
1111(11 htcl a mi mil mm.
ENGLISH SERVANTS.
they Don't Want Itenpert, bnt In1
I lion Their lllnlilii."
To tho American settling In London
nothing Is more confusing than the at
tiliulo of Fngllsh HcrvanlH, tholr oon
('n,it for tlio slightest coiiHldoratlon of
Ihelr feelings ind their fury at tho
least Infringement of (heir rights. At
first sight. It hcoiiim that in spite of
llndr dignity they accept extraordinari
ly small wages, hut tho American finds
housekeeping In London ipiHo oxpon
Hlve, for not only Is tho work mo spe
cialized Unit an Immense number of
KomintH Is required to do it, but they
coiihiiiiio a grout deal of time and food
In II vo iiicmIs a day, which Ih consider
ed (Ih'Ii- rigid.
CIiish distinctions below Htalrs are
regarded in itch inoro Hcruiiulously than
above, and the uiifortuiiato mistress of
a house has to understand the grade of
every one she oinployH, from tho house
keeper lo Hie scullery maid. Woo bo
lide her If she confuses an upper and
a lower servant or gives an order to
the wrong" one.
An American woman married to an
Englishman anil nettled In London told
me tlnil td'o Installed a dumbwaiter In
the hope of saving trouble to both her
cook and her butler. At tlio end of a
month she found It unused and .on In
quiring leiiriied that as it was not the
trnilil lonnl duly of either a cook or a
hut lor to Heml such a thing as a dumb
waiter up and down both refused to
touch It, anil her food continued to ho
curried hy hand from her remote kitch
en. Trouble was nothing to them in
comparison to the danger of compro
mising Ihelr position. A Inslee's Mag
azine. TAINTED ATMOSPHERES.
II1V I II MM- f tlmlllll M 11(1 I'OUOIK
Mil)- I : ii .1 ii n u -r- llenllli.
l'.iirton-on-Trciit, the center of the
Kngllsh brewing Industries, has the pe
culiar faculty of mildly Intoxicating
the stranger within its gates. Tho res
ident has become aeeustoiif-d to the
rilhlly alcoholic fumes which arise
from the Innumerable brewing vats,
but the susceptible stranger linds ex
hilaration ami finally a mild form of
Intoxication In the atmosphere an ef
fect which does not wear oft" for sev
eral bonis lifter his arrival, (in every
haiul Hie big brewing houses are
throwing off fumes from the vats of
malted liquors, and, while these aro Im
perceptible to the resident, more than
a thousand authentic instances are
said to have been recorded of persons
to whom the air has proved lo possess i
properties that both cheer and Inebri
ate. Just as In certain parts of the west
Hie iirsenloim fumes from tJie smellers
destroy vegetation anil Imperil health,
the vapors of the Knglish brewing cap
ital destroy the Sobriety of the abstain
er mid 1111 his head with vagrant fan
cies. As many visitors to (lie place tire
actuated by a desire to see for them
selves the great Industry which they
are doing their modest best, to suppress
nliil as they are the most sensitive to
the atmosphere of the town, those who
gain their living from the brew houses
take great delight In observing these
involuntary lapses from jiriuciplos.
New York Herald.
The
Ited JiK-Uct Veil ill.
Hefore the North American colonies
revolted It was the l'.ritish custom to
present medals to Indian chiefs with
whom (reaties were made. These med
als bore a llguro of the reigning l!rit
Ish sovereign on, the obverse ami em
blems of peace on tho reverse and
were called Indian medals. After the
Declaration of Independence. Washing
ton presented a Cuited States medal
to the Seneca chief, Sa-go-ya-wiit-ha
(Ho Keeps Them Awakei, who was
known popularly as Ked Jacket. This
Ked Jacket medal Is Interesting as ouo
of (he earliest of the medals Issued by
tho llrst president of the great repub
lic across the hoii, Pearson's Weekly.
Her Idcii of SieeemiUles.
The youns man was iiitorviowing tin;
stern imreiit of tho only girl in the
world. "Of course, sir," he said, "uiy
salary Is not colossal, but I can give
her ull the necessities of life und some
of its luxuries."
"My dear Mr. Softly," replied the
stern parent, "you have scarcely im
proved your time In her society if you
do not know that sho considers all I ho
luxuries of life far more necessary
than the necessities."
The Vluo of Idleness.
Of all vices to which young men be
come slaves Idleness Is by no means the
least. It Is a vice easily contracted in
youth and hard to throw otf lu man
hood or old ago. Unfortunately It Is
not generally looked upon as an evil In
the sense that drluklug, gambling and
debauchery are evils, yet Its Influence
Is no less certain in breaking down
character and sapping physical and In
tellectual strength. Tort land Orego
nlun. It Wasn't Help That Whs Wanted.
Mrs. Hiram Off en Insert this adver
tisement for a girl, but for goodness'
sake don't put "Help Wanted" over it.
Clerk-No? Mrs. Hiram Offen No.
That Implies that I expect to do most
of tho work myself. The last girl I got
(his way held me to that-Philadelphia
Press.
IiU-itlf;liiK tli Sneakers.
"The lndy In the purple waist Is out
of order," announced the presiding of
ficer at a vecout Wonuiu's convention.
"Tlio lady In tlio gray foulard has the
floor."
Who says women aro not purllamen-tarlnns?-Pitlshurg
Post.
The man wtio sums women up in a
sentence Is (he man whom women can
tool with Dhrase. Molleutrave.
A COSTLY BREAKFAST.
Vn Wci-fi Worth Thtr
WHKht In tiold In Hun KrancUvo.
I lens egg i were worth their weight
In gold, writes Thomas K. Farlslj lu
one of bin stories of the very early
rtayH lu (San Francisco. A couplo of
young men who hail recontlf landed
from Tennessee dropped Into Aldrlch'H
for break fast one morning. Not being
aware of tho rarity and consequent
prices of egj,'s In California und having
ilvo dollars still left with which to pay
for hreit,.f'iHt for two, they calmly or
dered their usual breakfast of eggs and
toast. When the bill was presented tin.'
young gentlemen saw, to their con
Htornatlon, Unit tlio amount was $10.
They had only $", What was to be
done'
After a coiixulbitloii together It was
decided that o:ie of them should remain
while tlx- other went out to look for
Colonel (lft, an old time friend whom
they knew to be In the city. The colo
nel wn4 soon found, who, after hearing
tlio story of his young friend and ask
ing who was with him, hiiilrel what
(hey had had for breakfast. "Kggs,"
was the reply.
"Kgg-t: Kg;,'-!" exclaimed the colo
nel. "Did you n it know, you blanket
blank fool, thai hens lay gold In Cali
fornia?" "1 did not, but I do," said
our young friend. "Well," continued
(he colonel kindly, handing over n fifty
dollar gold sing, "lake tills mid remem
ber after this (hat you are not in Ten
iiokkco, where eg.:s are given away."
THE GAME OF GOLF.
A I'liNtlnu uf Miikm, Willi n lleeord
of Over Four II n iidrcil Veiii-K. j
A game witii a hist r,v of more thani
too years inii-l necessarily have some'
Interesting records. Coif has been I
greatly liked ly 1; ;;. In the time of
James I. It was generally practiced by'
all classes. 'He unfortunate Charles I. j
was devoted to go1 1'. While on a visit;
in Scotland In Kill, as he was deeply j
engaged in a g.u.ie news was brought I
lilm t:f the bn akiii out of a rebellion j
In Ireland, and the royal golfer threw
down his chili ami retired in great agi-
tatiou to Ilo'yriiod House. When he!
was Imprisoned ut r Newcastle his I
keeper kindly pormitfrl him to take,
recreation on the g oiling links with
his train. II i said that Mary, queen
of Scots, was seen playing golf in tho
field beside Sou Mi a few days after'
the murder of her husband. In 18371
a magnilleenl gild medal was present-!
ed to St. Andrew's by William IV., to!
be played for annually. One of the I
earlier kings forbad" the importation!
of golf balls from Holland because It!
took away "no : n ;;ll iiiantitie of gold !
and silver out of the kingdoiue of!
Scotland," and at o:;e l'. v.- ";.,'oife audi
futcball and other unprofitable games"
were forbidden in Lug, and because;
archery, so necessary in Hie defense I
of the n it' n. was being neglected in
their favor, iv-nv ofs Weekly. I
COWARD ADAM.
The
11 m-f-n of Man to I.n? the
ithii.u- I Woman.
"Never ki.ss ami (ell" Is, I believe,
an 'unwritten law uf chivalry." This
law, mi I understand, Coward Adam
does sometimes manage to obey, albeit
reluctantly. I localise ho would like to
tell ho would very lunch like to tell
If If the story of the kiss did not in
volve himself in the telling! Hut at
this juncture "the unwritten laws of
chivalry" step in, 11 ml he is saved. And
chivalry is the tree up which he climbs,
chattering to himself the usual formu
la, "The woman whom thou gavest to
he with ine," etc. Alas, poor .woman!
She has heard him saying tills ever
since she in 1111 unselfish desire to share
her food with him gave him the for
bidden apple. No doubt she offered
lilm Its rosiest and ripest side! She al
ways does at llrst. Not afterward!
As soou as ho turns traitor nud runs
ui n tree she takes to pelting him,
metaphorically speaking, with cocoa
nuts. Tills Is ipilte natural on her part.
She had thought him a man and wheu
ho suddenly changes Into tl monkey she
doesn't understand it. To this cause
may possibly he attributed some of the
ructions which occasionally jar the
harmonious estate of matrimony.
From Marie I'orolli's "Free Opinions."
The Ilnttle of a Week.
The battle of a week was the great
conflict at Tours, in which Charles
Martol overthrew the Saracens, A. D.
7I.C The members of the Saracen
army are variously estimated at from
400,000 to 700,000, and the monklMi
historians say that 37.",000 were killed
on the Held. It Is suspected that these
figures are a gross exaggeration, but It
Is certain that few battles of history
have boon either so bloody or so de
cisive. ICIepliHiil In 1 mnda.
"Elephants In t'ganda have a pecu
llur aspect that I have not noticed
elsewhere," writes a traveler, "They
cover their bodies, as a protection
against (lies, with (lie bright red vol
cunio dust contained in the soil. This
gfves them a remarkable appearance,
as, Instead of being a slaty grny, as in
the Nile valley, their color, when thus
covered with dust, resembles that of a
chestnut horse,"
An Idle I'liriise.
TJiere Is one sentence lu the English
lawuage that has 1111 eusy time, and
(here is no prospect of lis ever being
overworked. It is composed of these
feuv words, "It was my fault." Jewell
City 1K1111.I Republican.
Ills t'oiu'limion.
Knlcker Jones has joined a debuting
club, ltocker No? AVhoui did he niar-ryT-Hrooklyn
Life. ',
He that despairs degrades the Deity.
Felthan
SEED
TIME
3& experienced farmer
haa learned that some
grains require far differ
ent soil than others;
some crops need differ
enthandling than others.
He knows that a great
deal depends upon right
planting at the right
time, and that the soil
must be kept enriched.
No uoc cf complaining
in summer about amis
take made in the spring.
Decide before the seed
is planted.
"Qfc best time to reme
dy wasting conditions in
the human body i3 be
fore the evil i3 too deep
rooted. At the first evi
dence of loss of flesh
Scott's Emulsion
should be taken imme
diately. There i3 noth
ing that will repair
wasted tissue more
quickly or replace lost
flesh more abundantly
than Scott's Emulsion.
It nourishes and builds
up the body when ordi
nary foods absolutely
fail.
We "tvllt send you a sample free.
y. Be sure tliat this
vSJ? IV picture in the form
of a label in on the
"?ta wrapper of every
VJ4 bottle of Emulbion
xW you buy.
SSoil SCOTT ft,
Klf BOWNE
H (! CHEMISTS
by 409 Pearl Street
"fJr- NEW YORK
iTJ2vS. 50c. nd $1 ;
vtP-si Hi) druggnts
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HUMAN NATURE.
If all who hate would love un,
And all our lovcg were true,
Thp stars that HwlnR above uh
Would brighten In the blue.
If cruel word were klftneg,
And every hcowI a urnlle,
A better world than this In
Woul hardly be worth while.
if purscg would untlghten
To meet a brother'H need,
Tho load we bear would llffhtcn
Above the grave of greed.
If those who whine would whittle,
And those who languish laugh,
The rose would rout the thistle,
The grain outrun the chaff.
If heart were only Jolly,
If grieving!) were forgot,
And team and melancholy
Were things that now are not.
Then love would kneel to duty,
And all the world would Deem
A bridal bower of beauty,
A dream within a dream.
Selected.
"Itching hemorrhoids were the
plague of my life. Was almost wild.
Doan's Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently after doctors had failed."
C. F. Cornwcll, Valley Street, Sauger
tiea, N. Y.
IN TIME OF PEACE.
In the first months of the Russia
Japan war we had a striking example
of the necessity for preparation and
the early advantage of those, who, so
to speak, "have shingled their roofs
in dry weather." The virtue of prep
aration has made history and given
to us our greatest men. The individ
ual as well as the nation should be
prepared for any emergency. Are you
prepared to successfully combat the
first cold you take? A cold can be
cured much more quickly when treat
ed as soon as it has been contracted
and before it has become settled In
the system. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Is famous for its cures of
corns ana it snouid ne kept at hand
ready for instant use. For sale by
Howell & Jones.
WATER CURE FOR CONSTIPATION
Half a pint of hot water taken an
hour before breakfast will usually keep
the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics
should be avoided. When a purgative
is needed, take Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Thev are. mild and
! gentle in their action. For sale by
Howell & Jones.
Croup Instantly relieved. Dr. Thom
as' Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe.
Never fails. At any drug store..
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BrightsDisease
And Diabetes
Announcement ot tho Discovery
of the Cure.
Th itockholden of the Jobs J. Fulton Co.
of San Francisco announce to the world the
curability of Chronlo Bright' Disease and
Diabetes based on hundreds of cures and two
yeari of demonstration disclosing about 87 of
recoveries. In attestation of these momentous
facts we present the names of some of the
stockholders, business and professional men of
this city, every one of whom bad to bare pre
vious opinions reversed and be satisfied of the
genuineness of the discovery before Investing la
this corporation, viz.: Hon. Barclay Henley,
Attorney and ex-member of Congress; Thos.
Klrkpa trick, capitalist; Hon. D. M. Burns,
President Candelarla Mining Co.; A. E. Shat
tuck. President Paclfio States Type Foundry;
Edward Mills, President Bullock & Jones Co.;
Capt. Roberts, President Sacramento Trans
portation Co.; D. E. Bender, capitalist; Win.
Sharp, capitaliBt; W. B. Bradford, Alaska
Packers Assn.; C. W. Clark, capitalist (Sacra
mento); W. C. Price, capitalist (Pasadena); G.
E. Bates, Attorney; E. O. Miller, Attorney;
Chas. McLano, Agency Director N. Y. Life Ins.
Co.; Judge Blgelow, ex-Supreme Judge State of
Nevada; Col. D. B Fairbanks, Cashier Peta
luma Savings Bank; R, D. Sessions, Attorney
So. Pac. R. R. Co., and many others
The list of the cured runs into hundreds and
Includes druggists and physicians. The 13Jf
of failures was largely among cases that were
at death's door and many tuch recovered.
The Specifics that have at last conquered
tntse dread diseases are known as the Fulton
Compounds. The Renal Compound for Brlght;s
and Kidney Disease Is tl; the Diabetes Com
pound is tl.50. We have established an agency
in your city and you will find pamphlets and
compounds at
Charman & Co., City Drug Store.
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