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Oregon City Enterprise.
VOL. 2(. NO. 11
OKKCiON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SKl'TEMBER 23, 1892.
ESTABLISHED 18G6.
CAItKY JOIINHOH,
UWYlill.
t'nni.r Klghl tint Main atrtfla. Orison City,
ItEAlKKTATKTOmCIX AND
MoNKY TO I,(1AN.
4, .am aaaaaMtlM T. r. luHIHU,
I KlH'KKNIIHOl'MH COWINii,
ATTOHNxYS AT LAW.
All (' l.rlnm ! Ijiii,) Ottlni fnvlalty.
limn rooail Han.l l 11 it l.ml utile.
Imll.llhl,
OKKIKIN CITY.. .... orwa.
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ATTOKNKY AT I. AW
Ti,hi ur raurtarr n-imiKNn.
OrtWIwn dmira iIhito (HuliitHm, Own " lty.
1 U. T WILLIAMS,
KKAL KSTATK AND INSl'UANCK.
IWlmlile I ttmt ! I'rmierly and Hrib
iirlmii ilutnca In Oregon L ily.
Karin 1r"rrt)r III Iraila t mil mi ay
riirKn.ttiiiltiirp iiniirttnly anpMMl. oflln.,
noil lxr lut aulMil A kuuilny t .lni .mm.
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Anui!Ni;v axiv-
fol'NSi;i.Olt AT LAW
nmra ur onvni Cliy Hank,
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I'llYSlClAX A N 1 sruiiiinN,
l'lugle Creek, - Oregou.
ATTOKNKYS AND
CtH'SSKUiUS AT LA W
Mall iTKk-KT, ONKIION CITY, OHKIIOM.
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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.
CiOODS DELIVERED MOMITLY.
THE GROCER.
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IN TirfntjKixlh Annual
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Sow MEE'IIMI IS WAHillMUTOX.
Till I'ariilr, and Dedication r (Jraiid
Army AdiJi,a by Vic
I'rrnlilriit Jlorlou.
RANDALL
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ARE STILL IN THE FIELD.
fiiinliih Aitam til Till. L4WI Nuni-y.
lli.a MortMCitus, ami MaAaarl livurral
la HiuliB-a.
II.
K- CHu
ATTHKNKY AT LAW.
Witt livtri IN Alt i'm m of Tin rttatw
tUefl Patau i lunnuir.
Offlr m Malu Hitfcl. Wt Kiilb and rirwwtti.
uaauim cut. oat
I I at KAMIW,
NOTAUY 1'1'IlUl?, KKAL K.STATK A
LNM'IUNCK.
oew in ih P t iiiiil.liin.
0'en Clijr. ihwfin.
(1 W.CAmit'K.M l.,
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I'llVMCUN AND Kl'ltliKiiK.
I Ala nl Purllaad.)
Oltlrw n Ir H.OI.ar, Aurora. Oion
IMilkDelivereato allParts oftliB City
TWICE XY.
FULL MEASURE AND PROMPT SERVICE.
Kit. M. M. til RMKISTKH.
M. AMIKKHEN.
BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN,
Sivaun to Kri C. H L Bcrndsler,
Wakiiinutok, Sept. 19. Twenty-ix
years ago tlie local organization known
as the Grand Army of the Iiepnhlic waa
foriiiwl with II. F.8ti)i.henin,of Illinoid,
a the (imt comniainlr. Hince then
yearly nninioni of the mrn who fought lo
prfwrve the Union met in ri'iinion, but
nuver in thil city iiiu the clone of the
wr of the re llinn till today. For duya
the ir'iixM coninulin have been gther
in from every part of the Union unlit
the atteinUnre fmrianNea anything ever
U'fore wen in Washington. The decora
tiona of the city are eMwrate and taMe
fnl tliriiiiu'MMit, hut alontt the hixtorir
rennsylvania avenue from the capitol
huildiiig to 27th street, along which the
Union ariinemnarelieil with eervice-worn
uniforiiiH and battle-ifarred flaxit at the
clone of the war, they are particularly
brilliant. The public building, received
XM'ial cafe in thin regard, and the While
Hoiixe and treaaurv (lepartuient are con-ik-uounly
beautiful and elatxirate A
feature ol the day waa the inauguration
and dedication of the Grand Army
place, an it in called. It in a magmnVrnt
t retch of green nward lying junl nouth
of the White Himne groumln. On thif
an arrangement of tent and Htands har
la-en laid out reproducing the cloning
campaign of the war, with Richmond in
the center, nurrounded by grouiw of tend
representing the variuua army Corpf
w hich anninted to w ind up the war.
OEEAI NOETHEKH'8 GiAHT.
IdTutagn Which Accra. M It Dodir la Act
.f Coogreai.
Iibimi the moot prominent minister in the
Koulh, preatdied againnt the third narty.
He iald:
"The old jiolillcal parties are bad
enough. They muat either mend or
end. liut the new partlei and the:r
agraian and coinmuniatic principle and
spirit, and their niliilintic threatening
and methods are incontrovertibly worse.
I bate uenioiiHin and I hate the gates of
hell, and especially the despotism of
moneyed monooly. I believe it to be
a robbery of the people, which a junt
(iod will punish with unquenchable Ore,
hut I bate worse and dread more the in
llilul madneas that would tear down the
fair fabric of our government and make
a dissolution of our bounteous birtbland
for the sake of punishing monopoly.
A Jsdga Charge. Bribery.
Chic ago, Kept. 17. The alleged offer
of 50,000 to Chief of Police McClaughery
by representatives of a race track for a
xjlitical campaign fund, if the rival track
at Uarfield park be suppressed, had a
counter bribery sensation today with
(iarlield as the alleged briber. Justice
Charles Woodman, in open court, de
clared that M. C. McDonald, one of the
heavy stockholders in the Garfield track,
had called at bis home, asking Lira to
dismiss the cases against the people ar
rested in tha police raid oftiartield park.
McDonald, according to the justice, spoke
of using his influence in certain political
contingences to have Woodman reap
pointed and, on departing; handed to
the justice a roll of currency containing
1300. Wo dinan handed over the $300
t Police Inspector Lewis. Justice
Woodmn then announced his decision,
imposing fines varying from $100 to $o.
McDonald emphatically denies Wood
man's statements.
THE WORLD'S NEWS
The Cholera Seem to be Slowly
advancing.
DOST LIKE AMERICA'S LAWS,
Hatch
of Foreign New Affair
Europe and In Hoalk
America.
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PBAtnaa in
Watche?, (Jloc, pilVeiWe,. JeWelPij.
Repairing a Specialty.
Malu Nlif-t, Oregoa 1t Orraron.
-y a at'HHT,
UKAL KHTATK A INSUKAXCE
AtiKNT.
NOTAHT PUIiLIC A CX)LLJX.'TK.
AUKOKA, (IKKIION.
Mfitmr loaned na AiiprovrJ tkwuiltf.
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Hon r, yan,
KKAL SSTATR AND INHt'KAKV'C
rimlo(iv,i,arm aintmihurtiaa priiit (or
lal. 'rtyaprtii,riiiiiity aarraiiu .na auriirl'
llio ol all klnita buiiuhi anil nM Taio. pant
anit bualii.aa ol vpry d.-vrliitliia aueiiAoil lo
lor nwalli.iiui .
urAev up .lain In Imllilliii north ol poMfllcn.
(1 E II AY Mi,
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ATTUKSKY AT LAW,
Oacaoai'iTT, Ontuoa.
Will prMaim In all I tin ronrta ol h mm.
OfJIen. rrn MaUi .nil KI)Hh Mreota, iiMaiii
court aoiiao
PoiilAawL OWalua. A. P. AllaTMM. Tltllaailial
DtPAffTMIWTtl BusifiM. thorthand, Typwrmn. nmanthlo, In It.
Op H 0m yr; movilon, m Inrai brfflnnittffi, 8twkm Atnttttttt At any Uut. CUiuf a trm.
THE
Oregon City Sash and Door Co.
Carry the Largest Stock of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc.
In Oregon City.
uxii. c aaowsaxt. . . nmmu.
iKOWNKIX A UKFHHKK
ATTOKNEl'8 AT LAW,
Oksoo City, ..... Oaauon.
S)i-cial io of IKir8 and Wiuilows made to onler. Turning of all kinds
Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts
FurniHhol on application. Builders, give tin a fall, and if our work
in not of the bMt, and our nrioea as low a tlw loweL Price List sent
on apiihcatioru
Factory, Cor. Main and 11th Sts.. Oregon City.
w asiiisuton, Sept. 19. Propahly the
ople of northern Idaho, and even a
larxe section of Washington, are not
aware that by an vt of congress the
tireat Northern railroad ia enabled to se
lert along the line of its road, either on
surveyed oi unsurveyed lands, 65,000
acres, to which it will receive immed
ale title so soon a! ita selections are
made. This act was passed for the relief
uf certain settlers in North Dakota, to
whose lands the company laid claim. It
w aa generally conceded that bv earning
tlieir claims to the courts these lands
would have been awarded to the com
pany, and the settlers and innocent pur
chasers would have been turned out of
their homes and denuded of all rights to
the lands In order to secure a relin
quishment from the Great Northern,
congress passed a law, which went
through on the last day of the session
and watTsigned an hour before adjourn
ment, and this act allows the Great
Northern to select 65,000 acres of land
along its line in any of the states through
which it runs providing no older title
has attached to any of the lands. It ie
allowed to go u(on either surveyed or
unsurveyed lands, and the only excep
tion is that it must not take land known
to contain minerals.
SCHWA1V,
MtAI.KH IN
Will praellca Iiiall1lwrnurta ol the alato. Ol
Dee. mm tloor to Caulkilil A Huntley', druf
.lor.
T
HUE COUMKItOIAL BANK,
OF OIIKOOKCITY.
Capital, ..... 1100,001)
TRASB1CT.A flHIUL SaHKINU BUalNIHS.
Loans matin. Hllli dlaeouatoil, Make, onl
Icctlona. Iliiva and aiitlaexi'liAiilie on all point.
In lite Ulllten Htalla, Kilnii mhI Hour- Konir.
Iiepoalta reret"i'(t anlijoot ui crMiok lntoreal at
liaual ralea .lloweil on time dcpnattii. Hank
open Ironi 11 A. M. lo 4 r. H. nA(uHlay uvimiIiih.
Irnin A to 7 r. M.
U C, I.ATOtritKTTK, Pn-atdenl,
K IIONA1.IWON, Cn.htnr
J JANK Of OltKOON CITY,
Oldest Banking Um In tie Cl!r.
I'alil up Capltnl, IMt.lXW.
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VII K I'KKKIUKNT,
CAHHIKH,
MANAUKK,
THUS. CMAHMAN.
OKU. A, MA.IHNO.
K.tt CAI'riKl.n
CHARI.KS H. CAUriKtu.
STOVES, TIN & HOLLOW WARE.
All Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work
Promptly Done.
PLUMBING AND GENERAL JOBBING TO ORDER.
Kfcop on Merrnth tU, nnr lel, 4re(H VUj: ltrniH'lt at Oiwegn.
A irrtiiiiral Imn kin ft bualunaa trauaaetcd.
Oepoatta received aulijeot to (ihoek.
Approved bills nnd nolea dlaonuuled.
Countj and olty warranU bouirht.
Lnaiia m vie on avalliibln aocurlly.
KxChaiiKe boiiKbt and aold.
(olleetlonr made promptly.
Drwlta .old ivallaule III auv Dart of the. world.
tolvKrapblo aiKliniiRin inldoa Portland, Bau
Prannlsrn, 'thlmgoand Nsw York.
Intermit palj on tune (HmmwH.
Sub Areut. ( T1IK U)MIH)CKOUX BANK,
M. HOSF0RD,
The CANBY MERCHANT,
Sellii all goods at a living price. Flour and kerosene not given
away in order to catch your trade and then evon up on
higher prices on other goods.
None But First Class Goods. Carried.
FriooB iw low as can be hud in the county. Time given to
: ' responsible parties. r i
LUMBER.
Orders filled for rough or dressed lumber, all first class, at bod rock
prices, retail or carload lots.
Getting EeiJj for th. Ettcmprntiit.
Wasiunoton, Sept. 16. It can safely
be Baid that never before has Washing
ton been so gaily decorated and shewn
sucn eninuHiasm as upou the occasion
of the Grand Army encampment, prepa'
rations for which are practically com'
pleted. All through last night, trains
arriving at two stations brought visitors
to the city, and no small Grand Army
men was included among them. If the
numbers today form a basis of estimate,
the city will be thronged next week by
crowd of people larger that has ew
gathered in Washington before.
Illair post, of St, Louis serenaded
Secretary JNoble tonight. Secretary No
ble and General Bussey spoke. The
post Uien marched to the residence of
Mrs. John A. Logan and presented her
with a silver medallion bearing the
bust of Frank P. Blair in relief. Vice-
President Morton arrived tonight to take
part in the dedicating ceremonies
Monday.
Peck Soiigned Last Winter.
Albany, N.Y., Sept. 17. Governor
Flower was nuked tonight if he had
taken any action regarding the removal
of l.nlur Commissioner Pock. The gov
ernor replied he was not as yet entirely
conversant with the facts in the case,
that he bad had Peck's resignation in
bis bands since last winter, but had
never considered it. If feck bad com
mitted a misdemeanor in destroying the
public documents, it saved him (the gov
ernor) the necessity of accepting the res
, Polltioi fto th. Pulpit.
Atlanta, G., Sept. 18. The political
fight irj Georgia has grown sp warm that
tha preachers 'have begun' discussing
the parties and the issues from tlieir pul-
Losnon, Hept. 28. The Qucenslown
authorities announce that until all dan
ger of cholera infection has ceased a doc
tor will board all American liners arriv
ing at Queenstown from porta in tha
United States, and if any ticknesa ia
found on the steamer the vessel must
be placed in quarantine before any of
the passengeni are allowed to disem
bark; otherwise, the steamer most pro
ceed direct to Liverpool, only commun
icating with Queenxtown for the purpose
of procuring the aervices of a pilot.
lo Cooler, ia Mexiu.
City or Mexico, Sept. 10. The tru'h
of the rumor that cholera ha appeared
in Vera Cruz, Kan Louis Potosi, Mor
clava, ljueretaro, Candelaria and this
city is officially denied.
Trial Free.
Gajskssii.lk, Tea-., Seit. 18. Not
withstanding the reports that the chol
era had reached here, there are no caiws
in the city nor have there been any.
Fir. ia the Hitj Yard.
Brooklyn', N.-Y. pt. 17. An ex
tensive tiie in the navy vrd early this
morning destroyed to00,000 worth ol
property. It broke out in the three
story wooden extension of the machine
shops in which was stored the machinery
of tiie new cruiser Cincinnati. It Was
The "Tuaei" .a the Bilver Queitioa. j totally destroyed. The flames extended
London, Sept. IS. Aa regards the : 10 t,,e lwu-tur-y brick machine shops and
silver quenlion, the Times says this caused much dam.4j.-e. All efforts to
save the maclnneiy were iutiie. in
efficient police service in tbe yard is
said to responsible lor the spiead of tha
flames before ili-cuvery.
morning:
"Our correspondent says that America
is not ready for a change. The demo
crats have one theory and the republi
cans another. On one point, however,
there ia no doubt. Tbe silver legislation
now operating in the United Slates can
not continue unmodified. We do not
deny that international bimettalititn
might be unprofitable to the United
States if Great Britain were foolish
enough to be a party to it. The United
Stales could sell their silver and restore
the ratio. They would have good reason
to be pleased, but the day for this baa
not yet come."
3 ill Gomel Oat.
Nbw Youk, Sept., 19 There waa i
great outpouring of democrats in Brook
lyn tonigni. ine Academy ol music
could hardly accomodate tbe crowd that
tried to get in. The principal speaker of
the night was Senator Hill, who was
gree ed with tremendous appause. The
interest toward the close of the address
was great, tbe speaker not having once
meniioneu tne na-ne ol Cleveland, in
each instance referring to tbe ex-presi'
dent as "he". When, after one grand
phrase of deepest meaning, he closed
with the words "Cleveland and Steven
son, the audience rose en masse and
chee ed him to the echo.
Walked Aorui th. Conttneit
Umatilla, Sept. 18. Hubert Somers,
a gray -w hiskered old man, walked into
town this afternoon, leading a pack -laden
horse. He said he was tnaking the trip
from Xew York state to the Pacific
on foot to gratify the ambition of his life.
He left Glen Falls, a small town on the
Hudson. April 9, 1S!0, and has walked
all the way across the continent, leading
a pet horse. He is a very entertaining
talker, and describes many thrilling in
cidents of his trip. He was glad to see
Oregon, and the noble Columbia river,
the first glimpse of which he received
here.
A Pr-Hutori Sao..
Phoj.mx, A. T., Sept. 19 In digging
a sewer on Madison street, workmen
have broken into a burial place of
pro-historic race, and the find will
settle many questions heretofore dis
puted by scientists. The fact that they
cremated their dead is proved by the
finding of several urns containing the
ashes of the bodies, together with the
teeth and pieces of skulls.
Aia..n.nu for Campaiga Parpous.
St Locis, Mo., Sept 17 Theodore
Roosevelt, United States civil service
commissioner, after an examination of
several employes of the postoffice. lias
decided to lay before the commission in
Washington charges preferred againet
the late postmaster, Charles E. Krnst,
and assitant Postmaster Brown, ot agree
ing postoftice employes (or campaign pur
poses. Waited th. Fair Opened Baadtyt.
Chicago, Sept. 18. The trades and
labor assembly today, by a vote of 119 to
40, declined tbe invitation of the world's
fair directors to participate in tbe parade
during the dedication exercises next
month, on the ground that the working
men could not indorse the fair so long as
the gates were closed Sundays.
Declared Unconstitutional.
Newcastle, Ind., Sept. 19. Judge
Bundy, of the Henry county circuit couit
today decided that the gerrymanders by
the Indiana legislature of 1886 and 1891
were unconstitutional. He instructs the
election of officers to post all election
notices under the law of 1879.
01yd. Shipbuilding Depressed.
Glasgow, Sept. 19. There is a great
depression in the shipbuilding trade on
the Clyde. Only one-third of the yards
are occupied, and there is a total ab
sence of new orders. Fifteen thousand ' islands
men are idle and tin out of those still at
work are on short time. Many workmen
are going to Beltast or to shipbuilding or
manufacturing towns in the north of
Kngland.
8 ays th. Crisis Has Passed.
Loon Lake, Sept. 18. The president
received a telegram tonight from the
secretary of the treasury, saying the
cholera crisis had practically passed, and
there appears to be no longer any dan
ger of the spread of the disease.
Will Not Qie Up the Sea.
London. Sept. I!) The Duke ot York
will join the royalyscht, the Osborne, on
his return from the continent. He re
fuses to give up navel life, although he
has been urged to do so.
Godmother to the Princess.
Purlin, Sept. 19. It is reported that
the emperor has asked his mother to re
quest that Queen Victoria came to Ber
lin to act as godmother at tbe christen
ing of the baby princess.
Aa Important Labor Movement.
Kansas City, Sept. 17 The conven
tion of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen has passed a resolution favoring
a federation of all railway onions.
8trtcken With Paralysis.
San Fbanci8Co, Sept 17. David Mc-
Kinley, consul general for Hawaiian
and brother of Governor Mo
Kinley, of Ohio, was stricken with
paralysis at his office today.
Honored With Another Term.
Gettysbi'hg, Sept. 17. The old offi
cers were re-elected at the annual meet
ing of the Battle-field Alemorial Association.
A Heavy Sentence,
San Francisco, Sept. 17. Judge
Murphy this morning sentenced Sidney
M. Bell to sixty years in the state prison
for highway robbery.
As a general rule, it is best not lo cor
rect costiveness by the use of saline or
drastic medicines. When a purgative is
needed, the most prompt, etleclive, and
beneficial is Ayer s Pills. Their tend
ency is to restore, and not weaken, the
normal action ol the bowels.
When the hair begins to fall out or
turn gray, the scalp needs doctoring, and
we know of na better specific than Hall's
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer,