Oregon City Enterprise.
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VOL. 20. NO. 40.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1892
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ESTABLISHED 18CC.
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OHKUON CITY. Or..
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aaalsai-ra raursaTV riaxnuiaii.
Offlee two il.Hira atMivtt ut(i(ttrv, OrrKuit City.
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KKAL KSTATK AM) INSt'KANl'K.
IValrahln liialiia Property and 8ulr
urban Homes In Oregon l ily.
farm Hrn..M)r u trail, lu anil ou aaay trrhii.
Ctrrrmltipir nmnM'tly enawt-wt. OflW,
it ilnut lu l auOol.l A lliiiilloj Urue, Mora.
II. I'YR,
ATTOHNKY AM)
CufSNKWlK AT LAW
(iffirv uvar Orvann 'lijr Hank,
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1'IIYSICIAN AND SCUGKON,
Kttl Creek, ... Oregon.
DA DC LATol'liK.nt,
ATTilHSKYK AM)
(ol'NSKU.US AT LAW
MAIN KrMKKr, OHSlHJN CITY, tlHKUllN.
furnl.h Alxtrarti of I'll. lMt) Money, f.ira
cI'm Mnrta.-. 'l iraii.acl Oeurral
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1 I E. CHUM,
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ATTnKNKY AT LAW.
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IS. K. WILLIAMS,
FANCY GROCERIES,
FRUIT & VEGETABLES,
RED SEAL FLOUR,
PORTLAND FLOUR,
HOWARD FLOUR,
Hay, Oats and Mill Feed.
A Solicitor Sent to Your House Every
Morning if Desired.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
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IT IS STLL RAGING.
Inland of New York are 1'ned
fur Cholera Patients.
l'AhhKM.L'It MTON'EDON 1 IIELI3E
Ko HUrrage Paawnrrra Leatlng Europe
mid the Krlnr LlaU are
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ARE STILL IN THE FIELD.
Millr Tlfillvfirfifl tn allParts nftliR Hitir!
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NOTAKY l'l'Bl.lO, KKAL KSTATK A
INM'KANCK.
OfB.e III lh foil (Ulc RulMlnt.
O' nana Clljr, Orrf in.
FULL MEASURE AND
MKS. E. XI. Ht'HMKIHVKH.
Naw Yoxk, Kept. 10. After tlior-
ough course of fumigation and dininfec-
tion, anil after every person atoar) had
been put in such a condition that it ii
practically impossible for them to con
vey contagion to Hie city, three steamers
were released from quarantine thin
afUirnooii. They were the Urittanic from
I.lverool, Joseph John from Hamburg
and sandam from Antwerp.
Immigration sgenta in thi city whose
business it la to forward new arrivali at
thla port to their vnriom destinations
are much disturbed over the announce
ment mailu by the Illinois alate board of
health refuaing admission to all inimi-k-rarits
into tbe aula unleei they bear
certilicalt-a from the health and iintni
yration oll'u iala of the port of New York
that they are free from diaeane and their
bwm:e and belongings thoroughly
diainfpcti'd.
Nkw Y'oiu, Kept. 12 - Quarantine thia
day will pnjhably I looked on in future
j i-ura a a one ol t lie moat tiornljle re
proarht'i on civilization that ever oc
curted in Amerioin iibitory. The fed
eral government on one aide, and the
atate government on '.lie other, both
anxioua to be the rt-wuirm party, and in
front total authorities and private people
forcing hawk victiint froui a haven of
refuge, (in Kundav the unfortunate
cabin paat-engeri of the Norinania, who
for eiiiht ilava were confined on the
! cholera atricken aliip, were greeted with
the inloimation that they were to go to
Fire ialaud. The iron ateaiuiioat Ce-
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PPOMPT CPPTTTPr U""" - "eu iu uw nrm ami
riVUiur i. DlljiXVlLiJi. jaecoml-ilaaa Uaawngeia marled for the
mmm"mmmmmmTmT p routine land. The weather was
WV ANhUKHKN. I rough ana many were aeaaicc. Alter,
and already aiity Italian and (ierman
immigrant art) held in Windsor, On'
Urio, acroat the river from here. They j
arrived late laxt night over the Grand
Trunk road, bonad for We Urn point ;
over the Walwab. Tlie Italian came '
from Genoa on the 1'ulda, and the Ger-)
man from Bremea on the Darmatadt.
They held no ifoarantine certlficatea, and
Innector Mulkeron decided they ooald
not enter tbe United State. They will he
taken back to Niagara Falla by the rail
road company.
I IN SOUTH AMERICA
Tenezaelan Tronbll A-
DUirteg Serious Thaw.
15ITLD MTATEH WAIWHIPH SENT.
CitU War Vataraaa.
Waniiikotoii, Kept. 11 On Septem
ber 20 the national encampment of the
(J. A. It. will commence in thi city,
and a the time approachea the grandenr
The Yetmei Leave luder Htlri 0r
den lirltiah Aggrewloa la
be Ntopixd.
New Yore, Sept. 11. The trainer
Chicago and Philadelphia left the navy
yard at 11 o'clock thi morning, bound
for La Guayra, Venezuela, under waled
order. The order for both vewels to
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of the meeting can easily be noted. Tbe i k"0 to aea waa a aurpnae, a it waa ou
committee on accommoilation haa it i cia"y t,e1 on Saturday night that one
book up to date, and every available
foot of free quarter baa been aaaigned
to poata which applied for them no to
September 1 . They aliow that almoat
55,000 veteran will be boused in free
quarter. The grand reception to be
given in tbe pension office promise to
be a magnificent affair. Ao elaborate
program ha been arranged, which in
elude a number of selection by the
United State Marine band and an ad'
area by the president. The work of
illuminating the avenue has been pushed
forward rapidly. The same committee
are filling their reports fast and they
all how everything to be in good condition.
Martial Law Continota.
Boihk, Idaho, Kept. 12. Thisaftemooa
acting on the advice of Insector-General
Curtiu, the governor decided to indefi
nitely contine martial law in Shoshone
county. Quietness prevail throughout
the (Vrur d'Alene region at present, but
it is thought if the troops were wilh
diawn the riotous miners would atiain
cant trouble . They have not yet given
up their rittea, which are securely hidden
in the hills, and if they feel so inclined
they could capture the whole district
after the departure of the soldiers.
BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN,
Successors to Mn C. H L BimelstET,
Mil.raa ix
Watebeg, (Jloc, Silverware, JeWelrj.
Mali
Repairing a Specialty.
Htrrel, OreR"n (ity. Oregon.
(1 W.CI'HIi'K, M. P.,
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I'll YStt'lAS AND KCItOKtiN.
(Ijii. al r.irllanJ.)
Oltlit wall Or. at lllpar. Aurora. Orison
UK A I. KSTATK A INSl'UASCE
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NOTAIIY TV 111.1(1 A COI.LKCTOlt.
AC HI IK A. OKKUUN.
Noupt Uwiml ou Aiiroril Sunnily.
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IIOM. F. KYAN,
KKAL KHTATK AND INXVKAM K.
Chiilra I lly. Kartn ami Hiibiirliau prnDKriy tnr
aala. c ity rrlK, routity ararrama ami at'curt
tliw nf al) klitila bouirtil and anlit '1'axrii.altl
anil bimliieaa of avury iloaorlpUuu atleiuliHl l
lor nin-nBlMiMiia.
(IITIrf ii i alalra liiliatlillui onrth of pontofflra
(1 K HAVKS.
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ATTOHXKY AT LAW,
OnauoN Citv, Oaamui.
Will praollco In all Ilie pnuHa nt tha Halo.
Onli'o. tinnier Main and Klhlh aireela, oiinll
CiHirt nuuaa
uan. c. hhownki.u. a.. DHaaiita.
-JIIOWNKl.l, A IHtKSHKK
ATTOKNKYS AT LAW,
Ohkoon City, ..... Ossuom.
Will nrarllca In all the onuMa of tha utato. Ol-
loi, mil elixir to I'ailllukl & llmitliiy'i drug
aira.
rjpiK COMMKKUIAL bank,
OK OHKUON CITY.
)ill, ..... 1100,000
THNA('T U1NHAL HANKINd BIHINIHU.
Uiaiia niaitfl. II 1 11 aa .IIii'iimiiIi'iI. Malta, col
lerlliiua. lluva anil sella oxi'lianac on all politta
lu Hie I'nlli'il HUina, ldinips ami Hiiiik Kiiiik.
PrpnatU rui'iiP'i'il milijunt to clitii'k Iniort'Nt at
uanal rnti'a allnwcil mi time lintniHltN. Hank
iii(mi Iriun a. M, lo 4 r. M. Hnlunlay evonliiga
I nun ft to 7 I'. M.
U C. I.ATllllUKTTK, president.
V K HONAI.PHON, Caahlvr
jjJANK or OHKUON CITY,
Oldest BanklBS House In tbe City.
I'alrt up Capital, r0,000.
rKRNIDKNT,
VII It I'HKHIIIKNT,
CAHIIimi,
MANA0KH.
TIKIS. (JIIABMAK.
OKI). A. MA Hill Nil.
K. It I'AtiflKI.H..
CHAKLsa H. CAuriaui.
Kaiie Eltctioni.
I'oaTLANU, Maine, Sept. 12. The state
election for choice of governor, four con-
a voyage ofalwut thirty-six miles, the , gressman, and members of the ienisla-
captain weakened and said be was afraid ; lure occur-ed todav. One hundred and
rortlaa. Or.ua. A. F. Aaaitaoaa, Prindpal,
I.uhlUhwt la ISM. A lit., prarUral school, favorably kaowa thnBlwnl la. Par He NortewMt
D(aaaTMINTl Mualnaaa, thorthsnd, TyDawrltlna, Panmsnahlp, Inllar).
Opaa all la. ytwi ma vacatkiaa, so una bglnnlnit. Viadanla admlltod al aajr Uaia. CauUufin rr...
j" " mmmm aaaaaai a.
THE
Oregon City Sash and Door Co.
Carry the Largest Stock of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc.
In Oregon City.
SjM-ciai Hint's of Ioors niul Windows in ado to ordor. Turning of all kinds
Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts
Furnished on application. lUiildcrs, give us a call, and see if our work
is not of the best, and our prices as low as the lowest. Price List sent
on application.
Factory, Cor. Main and 11th St3 Oregon City.
L. W. SCHWAN,
llKAI.Klt IN
STOVES, TIN & HOLLOW WARE.
All Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work
Promptly Done.
PLUMBING AND GENERAL JOBBING TO ORDER.
Nhop Neventli Hi., near IK-pot, 4reKoit t'Uy. llrunrh at Oxwego.
A Rflnoral liankliis hiialnaaa tranaacUtd.
liiipoalta roi'i'lveil uli)i)i't to nlienk.
Approved hllla and nntna dlaoountod.
Count) and oily warmnu bought,
lioana mve on avallahle aoourtly.
KxrliuiK lioinht and anld.
Cnlleiitliiiii nude promptly.
Iiralta anld Jivallanle lu any part of tha world.
Taleiiraplila exnliaiiei anld on Portland, tiau
Vrannlann. flhlfiair.i and New York.
Imnrail lU on lima datinalta.
flub Acuta ol T1IK LONUOM CiIKQUK BANK.
M. HOSF0RD,
The CANBY MERCHANT.
Hells all goods at a living prico. Flour and kerosene not given
away in order to catch your trade and then oven up on
higher prices on other goods.
None But First Class Gotids Carried.
Prices as low as can bo, had in the county. Time given to
responsible parties.
Orders fflldd for -rough ''or dressod lumber, all first class, at bod rock
pricoB, retail or carload lots.
to lake the Cepheua over the bar with
out a pilot. In ronsequence the
Ophelia started hat k, and the first-class
paawiigers were om-e more put on board
the old Stoiiiiieton liner. The
Re'oiid-i)ij''l pa, er.ger were kept on
board the Cepueua, without a bed, or
even a pillow on which to lay their head.
They were strewn about the settees and
caiiieted decks of the steamer. Karly
on Monday morning the captain of the
Cepheus discovered that he required coal
and water and could not get to Kiie islani
without them, lie calmly steamed up
to the quarantine jetty and made fast
alongside.
Aliout 10 o'clock today the Cepheua
once more started uown the bay to
embark the first saloon paasengera and
take them to Fire Island. Tbe trip was
again a rough one, but there was more
than the elements to be met. A storm
was brewing, however, around the Baby
lon and lslep, since the first rumor of
the island being turned into a quarantine
station was heard. The ftabylonians
and their near neighhora cared not for
their suffering fellow countrymen ; they
did not care if ibey died of cholera,
starved, or drowned. All they thought
of in their craven hearts was tbe totally
improbable proiositioii of their 'being
attacked by the pestilence. They not
only invoked the arm of ihe law bv the
means of that anomalous legal-stay en'
nueu an injunction, tint assembled as
an aimed mob hundreds strong to drive
these helpless women and children back
to the cholera ship, and to all events
possible death. Tbe (.ovemor begged
and implored, Dr. Jenkins prayed the
men to allow the men to allow the
passengers to land Telegram after
telegram flashed over the wires assur
ing the men of Islip and those of Baby
lon that they ran no lisk They were
obdurate. They would not give in and
the passengers on the Norinania are
now, on Monday night, lying in an inlet
by Fire island The passengers ap
pointed a committee wjth ftmator Mc-
l'herson as chairman, to confer with the
mob. The hitter refused to withdraw
the injunction. So far toninht at least
they can claim a victory, imitied over 471
helpless women and children and equally
uiuiiu'iHiiug iiusnaiKiM
No More 3trag Fasstrngrrs,
London, Sept. 10 The Hamburg
American Packet company telegraphed
to the agent of the Associated Press in
this city declaring that the company has
entirely stopped the steerage passenger
business. The steamer Uohemin, which
sailed from Hamburg September 4th,
and the Poleria, which, sailed from the
snirie port Septiltnber 5tli are tlie only
.ytroseltut llle cdrtipany now 'on tlie way
0 the. United 'States; with -steerage
passengers, . .
Vara B topped at Detroit.
Detroit, Septt 10.-The ; tWWity day
quarantine went into effect yesterday
sixty towns give Cleav (rep.) 31,617;
Johnson (Jem) 25,780; Hussey 613;
scattering 675; plurality of 6586,' against
ml in 181)0. The indication are that
j Reed will have two thousand plurality
in the first conaressioiial district. The
entire republican ticket is elected.
Trouble Aaeag tit Chootawi.
St. Louis. Sept. 12. The latest from
the Choctaw nation is to the effect tiiat
Green McCuitain, treasurer of the na
tion and lender of the progressive party,
was taken from his home and Bhot.
Indien Agent Burnett has arrived at
McAllister, and is taking prompt meas
ures to settle the troubles.
Terrible Aociieat.
Boston, Sept. 12. Early Sunday
morning a freight train ran into a pas.
eenger train near West Cambridge
Junction. Mass., causing a terrible
wreck. Twelve cars were smashed into
kindling wood, and eight people were
killed outright and forty others injure d
some of them seriously .
Colorado Democrat!.
Denver, Sept. 12. The democratic
state convention meet at Pueblo todav.
There are two factions, one representing 8lBne1 ,e ,be Southern Pacific company
Cleveland and the other representing
would go to Newport. One interpreta
tion waa that Admiral Walker, after
meeting with the Concord and Keai
sarge at La Guayra, waa to make aaln
tjuirv a to the right of territory in
Venezuela during the insurrection, and
whether in so dohig the right of Amer
ican bad been encroached upon end
w hether advantage bad been taken of
the Venezuelan in their time of disun
ion and weakness. Another interpreta
tion was that Admiral Walker would
need faur vessels pending his investiga
tion of the seizure by order of Cieneral
Urdaneta, of the aix refugee on the
Red D steamer Venezuela, a few week
ago. Admiral Walker himself pro
fessed ignorance of the content ol the
sealed orders.
Washington, Sept. II There are
'eod reasons for believing that tha
sealed instructions which were delivered
to Admiral Walker on board tbe Chicago
entrusted him with a Hussion more im
portant, perhaps than any that has been
confided te an American naval officer in
recent jeais. The protracted confer
ence which President Harrison held
with Acting becretary of Slate Adeeon
his levent visit lo Wellington ; the long
consultation heiween Setietary of the
Navy Tracy and Mr. Adee yesterday
before Admiral Walker's order were
finally agreed upon; the carefully
worded oflici.il statement wiven out that
Admiral Walker ' was directed 10 pursue
a vigorous cumse in dealing with the
situation, especially in connection with
foreign agare-siun ;"all take new signifi
cance on the suppufition, believed tn be
well founded, that Admiral Walker'
mission to La Onayra with his squadron
will be to proffer the friendly interven
tion of the United States to tbe Vene
zuelan authorities, whoever they may
be by the time he arrives out there, for
the purpose of preventing tbe final ab
sorption cf Venezuelan territory by
Great Britain, and, further, to secure
the restoration of the statue quo aa to
such boundaries as existed prior to 1872
and to obtain consent for submission to
arbitration of tbe question of title to
the territory in dispute.
The Wialekack li Wrecked. .
Pobt Townbend, Wash., Sept. &
James Griffith, manager of tlie whale
buck steamer Wetmore, received dis
patch last night from Capt. O'Brien,
announcing the wreck of the Wetmore.
Griffiths lelt for Coo bay to ascertain
what measures are necessary to preserve
the property. The vessel is valued at
$175,000, and ia partly covered by in
surance. Ihe cargo of coal was con-
Weaver or the free-silver democrats
There will be an attempt to unite these
two factions on a ticket, but the task
is a difficult one and uncertain.
Fire ia the Mountain.
Albany, Or., Sept. 12. A party of
Albany men from Quartzville mines to
day report that fire between the mines
and Gates had devasted fifteen miles of
valuable timber lands.
There's a patent medicine which is not
a patent medicine paradoxical as that
may sound. It's a discovery! the
golden discovery ol medical science! It's
the medicine for you tired, run-down,
exhausted, nerve-wasted men and
women ; for you sufferers irom diseases
of skin or scalp, liver or lungs its
chance is with every one, its season al
ways, Decause it aims to purity the foun
tain of life the blood upon which all
such diseases detend. The medicine
is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
The makers of it haveenoush confidence
in it to sell it on trial. That is "You
can get it from your druggist, and If it i
doesn't do what it's claimed, to do, vou
can get your money back, every cent of
it.
That's what its makers call taking the
risk of their words.
Tiny, little, sugar-coated granules,
are what Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are. The beBt Liver Pills ever in
vented ; active, yet mild in operation ;
cure sick ano bilious l.eadnches. One
a dose.
Von cannot be too particular about the
medicines vou use. When you need a
blood-Durifier, be sure you get Aver's
SarBaparilla; and no other. It will min
gle with, purify, and vitalize every drop
of blood in your body. It makes the
weak strong.
Pink-eye is reported to be causing con
siderable trouble among horses in vari
ous parts of the state.
and was valued at 15200. The Wet-
more was the first wbaleback steamer
built, and carried a cargo of grain from
Lake Superior to Europe two year ago.
She then proceeded to Philadelphia,
where she loaded machinery for the
steel barge works at Everett. It will be
remembered that about one year ago the
Wetmore lost her rudder while en route
from Philadelphia to the sound, and she
was towed into the Columbia river by
the Upton steamship Zambesi. Upton
claimed salvage to the amount of $250,
000, and the court awarded him i2,5O0.
Eaa a Berieni Look.
Saranac Lakb, N. Y Sept. 12. A
special train came up from Loon lake
this morning for Dr. Trudeau, of the
sanitarium. A team was got in shape
Hurriedly and the doctor brought from
Ampersand, where he was stopping. A
reporter of tbe Associated Press saw
him as he was getting on the train, but
be would say nothing regarding Mrs.
Harrison. Dr. Gardner, Mrs. Harri
son's physician, is also at Loon lake.
Xo person should travel without a box
ol Aver's Pill. As a safe and speedy
remedy for constipation and all irregu
larities of the stomach and bowels, they
have no equal, and, being skillfully
sugar coated, are pleasant to take, and
long retain their virtue0.
Ashland is now well protected in ease
of fire. A dam has been placed in Bear
creek, making a head-works to keep a
good flow of water in the city ditch sup
plying the water tank, and thus insur
ing a fair pressure in the water work..
The run of salmon in the Sfusfaw' ia
improving, and boats are how sVaWig1
large hauls.