CLACKANAS COUNTY OFFICIAL RETUKNS OF JUNE ELECTION, 1898
F. 6. The lateness of the hour oh which the canvasing board gave out the official returns made it impo-sible for ua to dorrect
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strickly pure, fresh andof the best quality.
' . Your patronage soliceted
typographical errors, but there are lew if any errors in the fable. The totals are rorrect, . s
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CANDIDATES.
o
Fob Governor
H M Clinton H
TTOeer B
Will B Kliie U
John ! Luce R H
Skcrktabv ofStatk
U C Davis
F I Dunbar ... . R
HRKinoxid. U
Ira Wakefield... BH
TBZASITRER
J Booth V
Chas 8 Moore.... B
J hi K Sears Rf
Moses Votawr .
SUPT. 8CHOI1LS
J H Ac term an R
BEEmeric k P
J E Hosmer ...K
H 8 Lyman.. I'l
BTATK rBINTER
Chas A Fitch .
D I, Grace R H
W H Leeds H
TBMcDimlel ....
Supreme Jodqb
T P Ha kleman .
Frank A Moore ..
W M Ramsay
Attorney Uk.nebal
It R N Rlaekburn..R
CJRrlirht
JLntory U
COXQBESS
J L Hill RP
L H Pederson H
Ihos H Tongue
B M VeitUih . , . . U
CIHCWT JUl OS
WD Hare t
Tho A McBride B
I'E"BKC UTINO ATT Y
Thus J Cleeton.
Geo Nnland . . . U!
B'D EOUALIZATION
Wm Harlnw TJ
Wm H Smith. , .. R
JOINT SENATOR
H I, Uarklcy t
L L Poner K
Senator
Geo C Rrnwnell.
Chas Moran R Pi
W W Marrs. .
W 8 U-Ren U
. REPBK8EKTA1IVKS
Jus Coon ..... TJ
Geo Knlitht Hi
GeoOite.
JulinDenison R
Alex Thomson h
1 L Krus" ... R
Geo H Hi own
Wm 8 Riinyan 1
C A Wlllev. P
WFMrk R H
COMMISSIONER
W J Currl T
W F Herman. .
Richard Morton. Rl
' Jum M Poo B
JuwiE
W W Mvera. I
Thus F Hum. . K
II) Huifaoo.. ..
HMKRIKK
' JJOonke T
Wm Oo(lbould..:;...P
, A J Kell(...-....B H
. HMRamaby,. R
f LERK
Adolph Asehoft. R
liner Dixon ... U
, . KM Mortlmore '
'Recorder '
A LuelliliK...;:...':....l'
M JjIRjm P Randall V.
,., A J Ware 1
"' AH F.SSOR " .,
(. I.Or.Hik. ..... ,.....P
BHB..W ...Rl
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. v : Kll WC'J.iKM....... H
A It M.iiiiinih .,.".'11
Inaae 'Prhidlr ... 1
Jui i.l. Siiada t,
Bi'avEYoR
KM Miller..,' . r
11 Ernest H Rands... ...R
y ti ma,
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ATlKld I
Bl'H' 0 SlIlT '
-.' J W May i..
r H " Kranxe.. I
U G iikweather.l
Coionkb
1 H A Deil in an ...' i
, J 8 Kiirb-h I
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UrtLUUN UIIY UUUKItK
By A. W. CHENEY.
go Ulty pjitoJloaaiidound -clau matte
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
It puld I n advanco, per year 1 50
Hi mouths 75
Threw moiuha' trial .. ... 24
paper Jonoles I ho time to which you hate paid.
PATRONIZE HOUR INUDoTRT
OREGON CITY, JUNE, 10, 1898.
THE ELK1Tl')V
The republicans ou a gold standard
platform have carried the entire sta e
ti 'kct and electnd both conxrehRinan.
Thuy hIso carried number of the
counties and haven majority of the next
legiHlature. The union forces through'Mit
the a to to and this county made a nullum
Duht aultiHt great oddB and republican
boodle.
In 1 his county tin union forces nut
the best offices, having eKic ed Oooke
sheriff, Dixon clurk, Knilit renrene at
tive, Strickland coroner, Shada treasurer.
The republicans ehictod Urovrnull
senatoi.Thomsdn and Krusu repMnouta
tives Ryan Judtte, Ritndall rucurdtT,
Ranl88iirvoyor,8truiv,'tiip'riutondtmt,
1Vi!li,IIIIH .BUilUBn. lit..! Kf....H
sionor. Uarkley curr'uid thin ttounty f'r
a.. 1... - 1 .1 ......
joiiiii onimvor ami inn vnui in .1urMi1
will make it close but probably P rti-r
will be olocted.
TO TUE vsioy Forces.
The result of the political contest juxt
ended in Clackamas county indicates
that a gullxnt fight was made by the
Union forces against the common
enemy, two of the pr ncipul 0 likes as
well as others falling to the share of the
allied forces. In comparison with otiv r
counties In Oregon the Union fo ces of
Clackamas county are to lie congMU'
latod on the great tlghi made. On the
main issues of the campaign our politi
cal opponents were fouuht to a stand-
still and it was only through reso t to
pm'sonal attacks that they were able to
win by slight margin on part of their
county ticket. The great issues More
the American people tor which the
Union forvee contended are still unset
tied. Government in behalf of the peo
ple Is the battle wo have waged and will
continue to wage and to which our
forces stand pledd. Out of this union
a O i
5 p
3. 3 B
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9
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8 17
34 61 10
18 37 II
9 6 0
8 11
31 56 09
14 41 71
9 6 5
10 35 68
34 56 98
11 .1 6
1 2 7
30 54 89
4 4 11
9 8 6
'6 88 78
17 47 78
a 6 6
31 48 88
8 1 10
2 4 8
31 66 100
20 41 78
29 65 97
2 4 10
23 41 78
11 7 8
8 4 9
28 54 Ml
15 38 75
23 46 74
31 57 91
32 67 95
21 S3 76
23 46 68
29 63 102
21 51 84
33 46 95
31 53 95
7 11 6
4 4 10
10 36 6
13 86 66
21 4b Kl
18 44 64
27 48 82
33 55 97
23 61 84
8 8 11
3 1 8
2 8 9
9 6 4
9 43 73
1 8 8
27 51 89
20 7 7
n 29 79
32 76 (8
5 O 6
16 49 94
5 2 9
7 10 ,3
,39. i 7?
80 V 89
20 54 81
6 4 6
24 28 76
72 Oi
1 4
2 3 7
8 7 6
1 16 .83 72
29 60 9:1
98 44 90
2 8 9
!)5 78
2 8 12
31 65 90
1 21 29 76
8 4 8
81 62i 98
: 21 38 68
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of forces we' predict shall come a union
of sentiment that in time . will bind the
American people into closer bonds .of!
sympathy, to the end, that this shall be,
"a government of the people, for the
people and by the people," as the
Fathers of the Republic intended.
Hknhy Th E BEN,
Co. Chairman Peoples Party.
Kobkrt A. Miller,
C'o.Obainnan Democratic Party,
S. W Morgan,
Co.Chm.Silver Ropulican Party.
Wisst nger-Bonnett-Wt ddlng.
Mia H nti lliiunulan 1 1. Wisenn r .
bulb of M l' a iici., ver- 'iitmodai 1 1
retideui'i Hi" 1 ! 1 ,i;i'vnn, f , im.l
Mr-, .1. U. I! hi i.', 111 8 11, vV.'J'ia. -.
Iiyii i'iu. Pie i!'Mniiiyn
(mniH.I liy II v. T W lliiller, nf ihi
t; '.y miii irw.iii. n y ,! imin 1 i e
ni.tuvi'i f 1 e t'a u'l , mi I hi II a. 111.
Mi', ni l M . Wivifiu .!i'i 1 if I'iO'iiih j
on their va t livltini C 1I11 tli)U,w ihih I
tll y Will rviiMHi f ir a week I'pnu !
tnt'ir rntnut t ley will ncii j ih'ir wu
cuitKk'" w neii Ii t4 ,il-eily h ien fu
tilnlied and preo-ired f.ir ih ir reo -p i m
I lie ln i'.e in helil in lliu luu'v8t enli-C'ii :
ani'iinf 11 :i"Si if frieu Is 111 CiaCKU u.i'
couii'y, w h liave kmiwu her h nee
early ellildlio d, wlid-i tlie jrrnni, Osa
SYlHrM'lltfMt, !H p B'lll RtlT Hlld till filler'
pt'iHing )''iil'itf iiieii'liHiil of Milwankie.
C rcult Court.
Ibiiln convened the ad
if eiriMlit e mr T'llli I iy
t..,',,,', ,,'
imirniii, wit'i tin ns lal Hllenilniee o
e. uri ntlii'eis pnwit Th" oid jury
h'liu in a'tiMid'iiic- U f, ,1. S i 1 lie, hii I
1m i 1 be nm'd 10 drc fr.'ii h n it 1
I'OceMHary h trv a ease bv jury trill.
This diien away with tne expense of
kee ini! H s'ainlinK jury during; ihx en-tin-
ii'iin.
TIip fidlowinij raes we'e disponed of:
Pnoifio lii'p irt 0 miMHny . VV B
8liively ; jiiilituieiii tor LSI 17 imh etc.,
umi ailached ir ipeny ordered mil I.
Minnie M. II tin v L. H im: decree
! f r?t ih plaintiff given the
permiKidim to resume her manlen name,
Minnie Mi Kjii. Aecirdiua' t tnec mi.
liiinl the Hainx' were married in Jann
aiy, ISStt, and in May of the aame year,
the (lel'enitant deaerted plai itiff, and
Iins hi nee faI'd t stipp irt tier.
Oregon City vs. i'ltt'kama-i C'innty;
mandate from auureine court urderinit
that judgment be ntered in the mailer
of suit 01 Oreirnn t'iiv aitainut Olacka
mas county, for 60 per cent of county
Mad fuuda C'lllecied within the inline
cipaliy The following is the sub
stance of the order made bv . Judge
McBride. On motion of C I), and D.
C. Latourette, attorneys tor said plain
tifl, no objection being made, it is
therefore considered and adjudged that
the plaintiff have and recover from
defendants, the sum of $3300.15.
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Uncle
Sam
Says
This Is
America's
Greatest
Medicine.
It will
Sharpen
Your Appetite,
Purify and
Vitalize Your Blood, Overcome That
Tired Feeling. Get a bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and begin to
take it TODAY, and realize the great
good it Is sure to do you.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is America' Greatest Medicine. All druggists.
BANK OF OREGON CITY
OI.DK8T BAtiKINO HOD8I IN TBI. CITY
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.00
SUHPLVS fiOO.OO
President,
Vice-president
Cashier,
Chas. H.ctorLiKD
Gio. A. HabdijiS
K. G. Caufuld
t General Banking Business Transacted
Deposits Received Subject to Check. '
Approved Bills and Notes Discounted.
CnuntT and City Warrants bought.
Loans Made on Available 8ecurilv
Kwhnnge Roughtand 4iild.
Collections Made Promptly. ,
drafts Sold Available In Any Part oi the
Vorld
relugraphlcKxchangeSoldon Portland, Baa
Francisco, Ohlcago and New York,
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
For First-Class
BREAD and PASTRY
So to
C. F. HENMNOS .
Seventh St. Bakery
w stop his wagon . .
as it goes by. .
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U. L. & D. C. LATOURETTE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW .
Commercial, Real Estate and Probate taw
1 ' 'Specialties' - :
Offlee la Commercial Bank Building
OREGON CITY "T . . OREGON
Geo. C. BoowrNiu . J. u. Camfbsu
BROWNELL &CAMPBLEL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Cauflold Building
Oregon City, Ore
THOS. F. RYAN
Notary Public and Real Estate Broksr
LKADIN8 iNSUaANCI AOIMCV OF Clackamm
County
Money to Loan. Abxtrauta of Title Hade
Drawing oi Legal DooumeiitB a Specialty
Office n east aide of Main street
Between 6th and 7th
OREGON CITY, - . OREGON
M.C STRICKLAND, M. D.
(Hospital and Private Experience.)
Offers hl professional services to the people ol
Oregon City and vicinity. Special attention
paid lo Catarrh and Chronio diseases.
Best ol references given.
Office tn Willamette Building.
Office hours: 10 n 12 a. m., 4 to 6 p. m.
OREGON CITY .... OREGON
J. W. WELCH
DENTIST
WILLAMETTE BLOCK
Oprosrra P. O. . Oaaooa City, Obb
C. H. ISOM,
Civil Engineer &, Deputy County Surveyor
Will be at Court House on each Saturday
and on regular session days of
t'ounty'ourt
C. N. GREENMAN ,
(Established 186S )
TBI I'lONEER KXl-KESSMAN AND
DRAYMAN
Parcels Delivered to All Parts of the City
OREGON CITY r , OBEGON
COMMERCIAL BANK
;OF OREGON CITY
, , CAPITAL $100,000
Transacts a General Banking Business
Loans made. Bills Itsoounted. Makes co
lections. Bnys and sells exchange on all points
In the United States and Europe and on Hone
,Konf. Deposits received subject to check.
Bank open from I A. M. to 4 P. M.
; D.G.LATOrJRlTTK, FRED J. MEYER,
President Cashier
HARRIS' '
GROCERY
Fresh Stock of
First-class -
1 Depot for HAT and FEED
! ".';
ff ' V :1. ;f..1 -.. : r. ' '- , ...
IF WOMEN
VOTED-
groct nes.
...Bicycles With Wings...
The nearest approach to flying yet attained. ,The experts who perfect
ed and the tinkers who produced the -hainless Bicycle are public bene
factors. No noise. No breaks. No friction caused by exposed driving
parts. No attention necessary. "You1 buy the wheel the Columbia
Chatnless does the rest " Not an hour ol time taken to keep the Ohainless
in order for a year More durable. More handsome in appearance. Less
expensive "in the end." Absolutely satisfactory under all conditions of
use. The Columbia I'hainless stands tonay as the greatest achievement of
America's oldest and most modern and complete mjycle factory; "You
see them everywhere." They are
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
Columbia t'hxln Wheels t Tit. OO
Columbia TaaUems lSlt.o
narimrus OH. llll
Vedettes $35.00 40.00
Now
IS THE TIME to clean
house and repaper your
rooms and paint your
house and
Murrow
IS THE MAN to do
the painting and papering
in a first-class chape a
very low . prices. ; Leave
orders at Ely Bros, store
on upper 7th streeth.
WE FIT YOUR FEET"
With shoes in conformity
to your ideas. There , are
a many preferences for
shapes in shoes as there are
for other wearable articles.
There are 'few shapes or
sizes, styles or prices that
can not be found- in our
stock. Come in and give
us your idea.
KRAUSSE BROS
SHOE STORE-
THE
LEADER
OF LOW PRICES
GROCERIES
Willamette Block, Oregon City
LARGE AND GOOD....
Bread made and baked
with the same care that
would be given in your cwn
House is a specialty of ours.
We use pure flour of fine
quality, insist on perfect
1 - cleanliness in all the stages
of mixing, baking, etc
v ' :We fiave a fine line of
grot'e, ri; here fb1 your
selection.' " The,, figures on
.. . these are alsc? very small.
HEINZ & CG.
Opposite ' Posh ffict
1 l".'' .JJ l;.;lj i'y.,:,
. .. i. .. ........ .
' . I-'II I' IV ' .-, 1..!.
V.Hi. ;'Hi V. I 'if .!, ''i' J,i3
!.vri ci s.x
.i.s;rt utii.'i.ht ?i
, And, an , election was hejd ti decide
- which is the best flour to buy what a
' - rousing majority
"Pa tent" Flour...
".Hi. . .t
' ' . Would have. Made in Oregon City
by the P. F. M. Co:, and sold by all
I Jrk-Mn'
$30.00
I Jill Women
Berond-haud Whiela.".'.'."'.!."
S'iO OO to $30.00
CHARMAN & CO,
Cut-rate Druggists, Agents.
Go to...
DAVIDSON'S
GALLERY
Up-to-Date Pictures
H. ST AiGHT,
DIALla IK
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Mill Feed, Lime, Cement,
and Land Plaster.