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OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1 9C2
20th YEAR, NO. 24
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D. & D. C. LATOURETTE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Commercial, Heal Estate and Probate L
Specialties
Office in Commercial Bank Building
OREGON CITY OREGON
(COMMERCIAL BASK
of OREGON CITY
capital $100,000
Transacts a general banking business
Makes loans and collections, discounts bills
buys and sell domestic and foreign exchange,
und receives deposits subject to ebaek.
Open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
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Casbte
GREENMAN
PIONEER EXPRESSMAN
THE
(Established 1865)
Prompt delivery to H parts of the tty
OREGON CITY OREGON
J)R. GEO. HOEYE
DENTIST
All work warranted and satisfaction guaraateed
Crown and Bridge work s specialty
Caufleld Building
OREGON CITY ORBGON
J)R. r-RANCIS FREEMAN
DENTIST
Graduate of Northwestern University Dental
School, also ol American Colleite of
Denial Surgery- Chicago
Willamette Block
OREGON CITY " OREGON
V 11. COOPER,
Notary Public.
Real Estate and Insurance, Titles Exam
ined, Abstracts Made, Deeds, Mort
gages, Etc., Drawn.
With J. W. Loder, S:evens Building,
Oregon Cuy, Ore.
E. 11 s YES
ATTOilNRY AT LAW
Stevens RuilrtiiiK, "PP.
OREGON C1TF
Bunk of Oregon City
OREGON
QEO. T. HOWARD
NOTARY PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
At Red Front Court House Block
OREGON CITY OREGON
QRANT B. IdMICK.
Attorney and Counselor at Lav
Will nrnciie.' In all Con-s I" lhe Stale, Circuit
and District Courts oi ine United States.
Insolvent debtors taken through Jjankruptcy.
Office in btevens Building, Oregon City, Or.
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J C. STRICKLAND, M. D.
(Hospital and Private Experience)
Special attention paid to Catarrh and Chronic
Diseases
Office hours: 10 to 12, a. m.; 4 to
Willamette Building
OREGON CITY
p. m.
OREGON
J. W. Norbis, M. D. J. W. Powell. M. D.
JjORRIS & POWELL,
PbyBicianB and Surgeons.
Calls in city or country promptly attend ed
Office: 1, 2, 17,
Charman Bros. BlocK, Oregon City.
JJOBERT A. MILLER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will practice In all Courts of the State
W elnhard Building, Opposite Court House
OREGON CITY, OREGON
0. SCHUEBEL
W. 8. U'REN
JJREN & SCHUEBEL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SDtutfrDet Slbtiolol
will nractlcA 'in all courts, make collections
and settlements of estates, furnish abstracts of
Htle, lend voo money and lend ronr money on
first mortgage. Office In Enterprise bntldlng.
OREGON CITY OBKOON
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DEAL KB IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
Silverware and Spectacles
CANBY OREGON
W. II. Y UNO'S
Livery & feed Stabla
FinestTurnouts City
OREGON CITY. OREGON
S. J. VADGHAN'S
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Nearly opposite Suspension bridge
First-Class Rigs of All Kinds
OREGON CITY, OREGON
ACKRE'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
rores dyspepsia and all disorders sriiltg from Ind
restion. Endorsed by physicians everywhere
Zia .11 Hrnroista. No cure no par: 23 cents
Trial naeka free bj writing to W. H. H
. Hooker &
o., Bu flalo, N. Y.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Frid y, October 17.
Rooseveltto friends advised him to
keep out of loal war.
Sereno E. Payne comes out against
tariff revision.
English ptirli.nnei.t opens ar.iJ gieat
uproar.
John O'Donneli, M. P., shakes his
fist in Piemier Balfour's face, and is ex
pelled. France to be asked to eetablidr su
preme court similar to that of United
States.
Michigan man kills wife's father and
mother and his own child ir a jealous
raise.
Volcano of Sonff iere is again active.
Cuba will accept American commercial
treaty.
Settlement of strike causes upwaid
movement in stocks at New York.
Association is formed to advance Ore
gon's irrigation interests.
1 Probability discussed of legislature
cutting down George E. Chamberlain's
salary and prerogatives as governor.
Execution of Murderer Belding to take
place October 31.
Saiurlay, October 18.
Dredge for mouth o' Columbia river
author zed by war department.
Secretary Shaw offered to buy bonds
due in 1925.
Financiers Hay Shaw's bond-purchase
plan removes all fear of a money critis.
Two Wall-street men slain by man in
frenzy,-who then ends his own life.
National C. T. U. Convention
opens at Portland, Me
Ex-President Strong, of (Jniversitv of
Oregon, installed a chancellor of Uni
versity of Kansas.
Texas negro murderer, threatened by
mobs, tried, couvie'ed and hatigid in
two hours.
Mitchell writes rtoosevelt the miners
forgive operators and will work for
peace. Findings of arbitration com
mittee are to tie bv two-thirds vot-.
Miners.' Unions hcum ekcion of dele
Kates to pence iDeeUm-.
Boer generals are Mirry they did not
come to America dint for money.
Roseberv denounces English educa
tion bill as a bid tor Ktdershio. Irish
members of p vrlia.uent refuse to vote
on education bill.
Oregon Short Line will esral
Hl
steamship service on tin Pacific Ooin,
with headquarteiB in Poribind.
Hop market stronger in P -rtland, the
Ef.st and abroad
Wheat is irregular, but closes higher
at Chicago.
Another day of advancing prices on
New York stock market.
Industrial progress resumed with set
tlement of coal strike.
Steamar Melvilie Dollar goes on San
Franc'sco-Portland run.
Oregon products in nine industries
are valued at &14,(!00,000 for 1902.
Lumber $10,000,(100
Livestock 9 000,000
Grain.,. 8,750,000
Minerals 5,000,u00
Hops.... 3,0(10.000
Fish ". 2,000,000
Wool 2,800,000
Fruit 1,500,000
Dairy products '. 1,500,000
Total ; H-1,050,000
Suudny, October 19.
Dead and wounded number 3000 iu
battle near La Victoria. Government
forces win a great victory. Personal
bravery of President Castro responsible
for success of his army.
Washington railroads propose to pun
ish Jones and Cushman for alleged
breaking of faith. i
Secretary of Treasury Shaw come3 out
for ship subsidy.
Roosevelt issues orders showing
Quny's call for campaign funds illegal.
A. P. Leonard, democratic senatorial
nominee from Pacific county, is thrown
off the official ballot.
Shaw's bond purchases said to be con
cession to J. P. Morgan for ending coal
strike.
Immigration Commissioner Sargent
recommends special agents to handle
Chinese immigrants.
Panic in Albany, N. Y. ballroom
caused by fire on another floor.
German tariff bill is doomed.
Strike of all trade unions of Fiance is
being considered.
Tillamook, Or., stage held up near
North Yamhill and $200 taken from pas
sengers.
John Lathruui. republican senatorial
candidate from Whitman county, dead.
Brewers in need of American hops.
New York bank statement shows fur
ther increare in surplus reserve.
Monday, October 20.
Settlement of the coal strike leaves
republican chances for success bright.
Bryan will make the fiht of his life to
keep hti doctrine in the democratic
platform.
Governor Geer addresses another re
buke to his reputed calumniators.
Governor McBride.of Washington.says
republicans cannot go back on their
platform.
British forces suffer reverses in Soma
liland and are in a desperate situation.
Pope hopes Philippine negotiations
may lead to diplomatic relations between
the Vatican and the United States.
Bulgarians cheer Macedonian revolu
tionary movement.
The Czar and Czarina will visit Italy
in December.
James Younger, formerly of the no
torious Jesse James gang, committed
suicide in St. Paul.
Delegates gathering for the vote on
ending coal strike express no doubt of
favorable action.
THE OLD RELIABLE
tow
!0VDEtl
Absolutely Pure'
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Lwdv Somihm- t, in a speech
at Purlin -I, vl , arraigned
Bishop Poi tfr tor ctT'iin utterances on
drunkenness.
volved no corrupt, bargain with Morgan.
Exports f ir S -ntemner ar the larget
' ever reported Jor tlur month, with one
exception.
I English an ! jef iiM o nM'kn
'. take oi cement vievs of A nericao strike
settlement..
i ' .
i Uver Z.tMJll t ins t 1! irooe.in, mer.
chan li-ie is due at Pc- 'a 'd within 30
dry.s.
1 Njew S to Fr.iii;i.-3 'itier Me'ville Dol
1 ir was a L'ne irewhtr.
Increasing numb .r of pir ite cr ift off
C iina coas' . f
1 Rev. G. A. Tiiart Waves his pujU to
be iorne a sire t-cur co.idnctor.
! Tnes l.i'-, O't. 21.
Fiancee of J.m Younver starts f'om
Boise. I l b '
to ill meso'a to claim Vis
body. I
Pre-i'lent Mil i -"slides iliai exc ani;e
of Great Northern for Sorhsm securi- j
ties stock w i" m ttier of individual ( el-
erence of t-hare holders. . )
Irish N uional Leatrui opens its first
ConveiHino in Boston.
Portland mill secures one-half of lare i
Philippine order. j
Irish nstio-ia'is'H create more disor- ;
der in lhe liuuseof coinmntis.
I Kanf.flt.i iii -Invpliitis ill rlf-hntn over new i
Germsr inriff liill. , .. 1
Euiila I 'vill send more troop, if nec
essary, lo put do in the Mad Mullah.
Choice reunn bops sell for 25 cents.
Bitker tiny nun i ranted franchise for
electric ft n-ft r:i i Kvnv
John A. Mauley arresttd at Grind
Forks, B. C , 'or c i.lici'y in hotel ti-f,
Portland I -xpiyers ie.igue wants
special session of legislature,
Portland to ship wheat to Australia
an ! enlarge South African market.
Death of Colonel Mei.dell, builder of
Columbia river j-ttie.
Wedn.slay, Oct. 22.
Morean'e English railway scheme de
feated hy ilhitrlfs T. Yerkes.
Attempt to assassinate President Lou- j
bet Dipped in the bud.
Test vot" sounds deatn kneil of Ger
man tariff bill.
Thirty men burned to d ii'h in Chi
cago factoiy fire.
Attorney-General Ktiox holds engi- ,
neers who refused to testify iu strike
may have licenses revoked.
Irish League will raise $100,000 to aid
home figlit on landlords, :
Texas mob overpowers officers in court
and lynches two negroes. j
General Miles is robbed of his valise
in Honolulu. !
One million dollars' worth of hops
gtoied in Portland.
Steamer Leelanaw enters the Portland-!
San Francisco trade.
Two large new steamers to be built in
Portland. j
Mayor Widhms, of Portland, proposes ,
borrowing mcney to lepatr bridges. .
MTNERS' STBIKE.
Min rs vote unanimously to accept ar
bitration. President summons arbitra
tion commission to meet at Washington
Friday. Convention thanks ah who
have aided miners, end the ending is
harmonious.
Terra and cost of strike.
Duration of strike days. .. . 163
Men on strike 147,000
People directly affected.... 500,000
To Iosb to all classes $200,000,000
Price o' coal at beginning of
strike, per ton $5 to f 0
Present price of coal, per ton $25 to $3i
Cause of the strike:
The nvners' demands, which were refused,-were
as folio vs: An eight-hour
day ; an increase in pay for men on piece
work proportionate to that given to day
laboiers by shortening of hours; just
weighing of cool mined, instead of arbi
trary measurement by varying "car
loads" ; a fixed scale ot wages, the rate
for the same work to be the same every-;
where ; an agreement embodying these j
dfHiiands, entered into by the operators i
and the union. I
Following is the history of the miners' j
sfrike peace ptanB: j
July 30 Troops ordered to coal fields, j
Oct. 3 Roosevelt calls conference be- ;
tween operators and miners, without re-1
suit. 1
Oct. 6 Entire Pennsylvania mililia
ordered out.
Oct. 8 Platt.Q'iay, Penrose and OJell
meet operators, but to no avail.
Oct. 9 Odell declares war on opera-'
tors.
Oct.. 10 Operate 's demand that the
nation proceed against miners' union as
unlawful combination.
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ij in a wonr every time you break down it costs you money :(
S though the manufacturers replace the broken part
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We also-carry a full line of Buggies and Spring Wagons.
Write us for prices on everything you need, it only takes a
postal card and may save you dollars.
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orthwest Implement
tHEAVY LOSSES
Friends and Patrons:
Heavy losses" we have suffered
the recent fires placed us in a tight pinch
we need money, and ask our friends to come,
and buy their winter supplies from our
mammoth stock for cash.
We will slaughter Heating Stoves and
Sewing Machines, and wo will give you a
discount on all other goods pufchased be
tween now and December 1st for cash. Do
not miss your chance, Heating Stoves and
Sewing Machines will go for nearly half
price.
Frank Busch, ' The House
This Trade Mark on the side pf
of a wagon box is a guarantee j(S
of excellence and high grade i
quality in the construction of m
this wagon. , If yours does a
not have it on dicpose of it
and get one that has as you j
cannot afford to run any 'k
chances on the material used P
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