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VOL. 28. NO. 51.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTORER 19, 1894.
ESTABLISHED 1866
J1
(Ot'llTH,
fllrmilt nnnrt (wiivaiina llrat Miindaf In No
ainir ami (lilril Monday In April.
Probate nimrl In tnpiluii Drat Monday In each
niith,
flniNmlealuiiarenniirt noli (lrt Wednaaday
Stter Drill Monday ul tmi'li niniilli.
w. t, in'riTi.r,
WALK II, arKNCKN.
Uual Palate,
HI'KNi'K.lt A CO.
Iliiiirtnrn, Ahatracla, Italia and
;! !'( 1 una
Any limine, milrn.ii'it in in will rociMve
prompt alimittiiii ami aatlalai-Mnti giiarau
tead, IMIIfit lift aialre Iwo ,in,r. tittili
nl M K I'liiircli on Main airr!.
iiirt ro.NVKVANl'KH.
j I HUllKN,
NOTAIIY I'l'lll.ll!
iii1ni oilmr papora promptly end eopil
reiely iukiuxiI
Krai raiala handled. Iiiaiiranca wrIKou lu
the klniUKPtl iMillipailltta dullta huainti.a
Ornea wllh Olad.loue Ileal Ketale Com jiauy,
Omlll ( llv, On'"ll
apUCKAM
AUiraete oil'
Alt AllSTIlACT 4 TKI'HT CO,
'larkama. county proporly anao-
IHiiv. iiihhi wiirl, rcaaiifiaoia t'liarntia.
Work giiarauienl. Olva iik atrial I)
V. I jli.nrfll. K, K liiiiialiUnii, J. t,
t'latk, Wrm'toia.
OkailON CITY, .... ONK'KlM,
H H JdMNMiN r w kixkaisd
IINNAIKI) k JOHNSON.
UVII. KNmNKF.HSANij bTKVKYOIIH,
Hallway lacallim ami roiiatriietlnn, krldgne.
plana ami mtlmali-a for walar aupplr.
I'ralnaio and alrrel linprnremeul of towue
HpaoUl allanilun (Ivan in nreiightlug and tilua
printing
rv
:1
.' -.- a"-
Now Ik (Im tlmo U niHku ptiri'linaoi in
crockery. Wo mti mIiowIiik t full line of
dlmiiir M'ta, leu wla anil iiiiacnllarii-Diia
iirlcci Hhlcli lotullv fclliwi any tliiiii hit
(nr at'Pti in Ori'xoii (,'liy. Our iiricen 1ho
nmiplctly ciiht in Ui(i,hIi'Iii HiiylfiiiiK to I
wen clfi licrc nml to iiumm tliiH clinnce In to
iiiIhnUii) liuriiin (j( tH rn Inn hihI tlin .rritat
Kt crockery anlu wu've evr liail or for
tluit mutter, any other firm tika lielil in
thin city. 'j him oM'eiinK tea. aetx, 44 elee
f.'I.LT); illnner net UK) ici ea 8.) ; Kliom
lulilu nelH 4 il:i'UM ,'fic: all other icxxIh at
pri)xrli(iimte irice, call and e ug and
COI1VIIICO VIHIIW'II.
BELLOMY & BUSCH.
Oregon City, Onnn.
FOIJTJIE TEACHERS
I'oliif m of In('i'Nt For Tlielr
ConsMcralloii.
Ai;OlT ASXUCMT105 MEETIX(;.
The Next Meet In if of I hp Aaxorliitlon To
It Held In Orei-on i'ily, Knlur
dny. Drinker 27.
yyr t'AKK V JOIISHON,
LAWVKIt.
Cnrnar Klibl aud
Main ilrvala, Orun Oily,
Oraauu.
KKAI. KHTATK TOHKI.L AMI
MONKY TO LOAN.
J" L. HOKTKRi
ATTOUNKY AT LAW
Aana(-ri(ir raoraarr n aiiii.
Offlrw nail la Onti City tiaiik on Dili ilraot.
iri oTt. wiixuxa,
KKAI. KHTATK AN U)AN AflKNT.
A food line of biulima, rraldiiiea aud iltmrlau
I'fuperiy,
Farm l'rnrt)r lu tracla In anil nn aaay trrtna.
nail diMir lo ('anltrlil
SEVENTH STREET DRUG STORE.
DR. L. M. ANDREW, Prop.
A Full Line of Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
Patent Medicines of all Makes, Notions, Optical Goods
Full Stock Of Machine Oil, Beit and Cheapeat.
Eino ni'lt'ction of Perfumery and Toilet SoapB. And Lead
ing Urandri of Cigars.
rKa:M-Hii''i'ioN .-ahi:fi i.i.y rii.i.i:i.
HhlvHly'a Itl.x k, Oretfon City, Or.
QREGON CITY IRON WORKS.
New and Kulargocl Shop with all aj)iliance for
MACHINE WORK & CASTING.
All work executed in tho Im'hI inanncr jKrHoible. Promptness guaran
teed on all orders.
REPAIRING - A-SPECIAL1Y.
rtiiniilly anawrrad. Ofnna,
A lliiiillny'a ilruj ainra.
t tl. 4 U.C UTOl'KUn il.
ATTORN KYH AM)
COUNSKLORS AT LAW
at AIM aTHKKT, OKKllllM 'ITr, OHKOllM.
rurnl.h Al'.'racta n( ritln. Loan Hoaty, Fore
cluao Mri!iv, and traua (ianuraj
Law Mu.lnr.a.
JJ K. (HUM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will Pac-ri( a in all encara or Tiia Utati
Kl Katata anil Inauranrc.
Offlcann Main Sir . Iml. Mlxtb aud rloyenlli,
(laaunM city, ii a.
1 II. DVR.
ATTDRNKY AND
COUKSKIXMI AT LAW
Otnca ovar Orrgnn Clly Hank.
tiatuiiN city, nxauoN
Prices tint lowcnt
to Ihj had in Portland. Shop
near Main, Oregon City, Oregon.
on Fourth Street,
r. ROAKE & CO., Proprietors.
a. c, aowNai,i
(KOWNKI.I. DltKriHKH
a. a nn -
ATTORN KY8 AT LAW,
OaiunN City, OaauoM.
Will pranllea In all Ilia emirta nl the alalo. 01
flea, uext ilixir lu Caullald A lliinlli'y'a drug
amre.
r.r. WIIITK. W.A.WIIITE
WHITE BROTHERS
J'rnci 'inal drchittcta fluildera.
Will prupara plana, aluvatlona, wiirkllia" iltt
i IIh. an 1 .ppeltleatlmia lnr all kluda of liuilil
tuna Hpi'i'lal allenllnn alvan to iiiixlirn cot
iaiKKa. Kallmalna liirulahad on applleatlon
Call on nraddrcaa WIIITK llltoM ,
Oraatm Clly, Oan
rIHE C0MMKUC1AL HANK,
OF OKECION CITY.
Capllnl, 1100,000
TaAXcTa A oniiai. hahxino bchnxm.
tiaui madu. Hill ill.ponnlnl. Makaa col
lectloni. Iluyt and aella exchange mi all poluta
In the (lulled fltatoa, Kiirnpe and Hong Kong.
Depnalta recl"ed auhjeet to fhock lntcroat at
uiual ratea allnwud on time dopoalta. Hank
open from f A. a. to 4 r. M. Saturday eveuluga
from 6 to 7 r. M.
D C. LATOUHRTTR, l'reaidant.
r K DONAl.DHON, Caahler
JJANK OF OKKOCN CITY,
ome3t Bankim Heuss in M Cllr.
l'ald up Capital, ino.OOO.
j-Jow you Can Save Money
When your children need a laxative or stomach
and bowel regulator, buy
BABY'S FRUIT LAXATIVE.
Fifty doses lor twenty-hve cents. The seanon for
colds and coughs is "upon us. In order to be pre
pared for an emergency, get a lrottle of
Baby's Pectoral Syrup,
The best in the market. Price 25 cents. For sa
at tho CAN BY PHARMACY, Canby.C
DR. J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor.
Teachers miwtina are sotuelinie, con-
I ducted a though the main reaaon for
their exigence was to eonaume time,
and to grim) upon matters, which are
currently believed to b of importance,
but alxiut which no one ru-ems to have a
very definite uiiilerKtuiiiliiiig.
Tt' r i in nth to consider in the le
Kinnii'K until tlin inucliinery is well
atoned, in a lime while the round up
of ttiiiiK" hua been aaid and then too
olten, repetition Winn.
Woithleaa teachers will not like teach
era meetinira. They teach the five hour
for what there ii in it, and ajiend the re
mainder bewailing the sad fate that
compelled them to earn a living in this
way. Il was well enough until the
novelty wore off, now the thought of the
work is deteatahlo bore. There ia
another claea who do nut like teachers'
meetings; thoae whoce aerviccs, either
from its length or its succeag, prevents
them from looking with patience upon
supifeHtions or yariutions of any kind.
The moat unwelcome tbintr to some peo
ple is a new idea. The butterfly
emerges from its ugly cocoon, sucks the
juices from few flowers, reaches its
splendid perfection, then dies. So do
all who reach this other perfection, for
it is a condition of intellectual death.
There is no health hut in growth and
change. When there is no longer some
thing that quicken and inspires the
leacheis, there is wdgogic deuth
There is often a large contingent of
teachers who want to bow, but do not
care for why. These are good inateiial
to work on. There is a good supply of
young, inexperienced teachers who reaJ-
ily responded to instruction: thev, too,
are good material to work on.
riliort Methods in Arithmetic
W. H. Powell
8elf-improvement of Teacher,. .....
I'rof I). W.Jarvi
Orthography Agnes Mc Arthur
Recitation Minnie Joehnke
Busy Mollio Ilarikin
Language Work, Gertrude Finley
History, Prof. 8. W. Holmes
Discipline, A. C. Htraiige and T. J. Gary
Geography, E. Al, Ward
Oral Instructions,... Geo. L. Htory
SCHOOL SOTKS.
E. C. Hackett called on Hupt. Gibson
last Saturday. The school near Holcouib
is progressing under bis management.
Chas. Crittenden was in town fcatnr
day and reported the 8cIiojI at Teael
in priHrt-roui condition.
E. P. Dedinan clerk of the Clackamas
shcool was in town Saturday looking
after school affairs.
VICTORY FOR JAPAN
Port Arthur Han Fallen and
Many Warships Taken.
FACISO EUH OTHER OX TALI'.
A BOLD ROBBERY.
THIEVES .MA IIK A (.OLDEX
AT THE DA Lit.
HAIL
Fonrteen Tliousiind Dollars Carried Off
With Ease, and In Only Twenty
Hinnles' Time.
Tus Dalles, Oct. 15. Saturday night,
soon after the arrival of the 11 o'clock
paasenger train from Portland, the Pacific
express office here was robbed of f 14,000
in coin that bad come in on the train.
The agent of the express company, F. N.
Hill, had gone to the train that night in
place of the regular messenger, Tibbetts.
and, receiving the express box, drove to
the office, accompanied by Nightwatch
man Gibona. The box containing the
coin was placed inside theoffice, the door
was locked, an i Hill went on to deliver
the mail that had come in on the train at
the postoffice. City Marshal Elakeney
returned to the exprefs office with him,
but when they reached the office they
immediately discovered that the box bad
been tampered with during Hill's short
absence. M. A. Moody, cashier of The
Dalles National bank, to whom a portion
There is i ' tne nouey was consigned, came in at
that time and an examination revealed
the fact that the lid of the box had been
nucleus of the nohleat, most unselfish
workers to be found in any occupation
with pencil and tablet always in band j force1 nd 12-500 in K0,J nd 1500 in
that suggestions may not escai them. ilver taken.
Thev are m.re uH.bi for teaeliera meet-1 The instrument with which the box
ings. I
Preparations Being Perfected For a
Great l(:tle Japanese Waltlsf
UX ICcinforreineiils.
rrf
NiiAjroHAjct. 10 Port Arthur baa
fallen into tne hands of the Japanese.
The probability is that all the Chinese
warhhig which were refitting and re
pairing there, since the fight at the
mouth of the Yalu river, have fallen
into the hards of the Japs. It was
known that the Japanese fleet had in
vaded Ihe place, and had done great
damage by oomhardment. The Japa
nese and the Chinese armies are facing;
each other on the bank of the Yalu
river. Both sides are perfecting their
preparations (or battle. Not a shot has
been fired yet.
Field Marshal Count Yamagata, com
mander of the Japanese forces, is await
ing the arrival of supplies and heavy
artillery. Spies reports that the Cbineta
army is 25,000 strong. According to
the latest advices on the subject which
were allowed to leak out from Port
Arthur, that place was defended by
7000 troops, sccoutertd and drilled
under European modes ; and the port
was further depended by submarine
mines and fleet of torpedo boats, in
addition to the Chinese northern squad
ron which has been refitting there for
some time past, and which has been
pronounced almost ready to put to sea
again.
Colonel Yon Han nek in, who waa
wounded while acting as adviser to
the Chinese admiral in command of
the naval battle on the Yalu nver, is
said to be in a dangerous condition. It
is stated that Von Hannekin is not
likely to recover from the wounds, as
blood poisoning has set in, and the
worst is feared.
China lav Bpeaka.
Losdos, Oct. 15. Dispatches to the
Times from Tien Tsin, which will be
published tomorrow, say that the Pei
Yang squadron baa been able to leave
the dry dock completely refitted with a
J. JONES & SON,
DEALER IS
Doors, Windows, Mouldings,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Cabinet Work, Fitting up Stores and Repairing of all kinds.
Jobbing Orders Promptly Executed.
I'ltlCCN TIIK I.OWISNT.
toyshop comer Fourth and Water streets, back of Pope & Co's, Oregon City
The Oregon City Sash & Door Co.
CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc.,
-IN OREGON CITY.
raininKNT,
Vici raxaiuaST,
CAMUM,
MANAUKS.
THO. CIIARMAX
OXO. A. HARDING.
S. O CAtiriKLD,
CHAll.ia H. CAUrilLO.
A goneral banking buatneaa tranaaoted.
Depnalta rocelved aubjeot to oheok.
Approved bllli and tiotci dlaoounted.
Count; and city warrants bought.
Loana mvle on available iccurlty.
Exchange bought and sold.
Colleotloni made promptly.
Dralti ioli ivallanle In any part of the world
Tolographta exohangea aold on Portland, San
Fraaolaco, Chicago and New York.
Internal pal J on time dopoalta.
Inn AeentanfTHE LONDON CHEQUE BANK.
rain
I'.atabllMlietl 103.
CI
Trangfep and b$n$
freight and parcels; dohverod
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
PIONEER
Spocial sizes of doors and windows made to order. Turning of all kinds.
Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts
Furnished on application. Builders give us a call and see if our work
is not of the best, and our prices as low as tho lowest. Price
sent on application.
Factory Cor. Main and 11th Sts ., Oregon City.
Do You Need a Legal Blank?
The ENTERPRISE lias the only complete stock
in Clackamas county.
Nearly 200 Different Blanks
to Make Selections From.
Every kind of a blank needod by a Judge, Jus
tice, Lawyer, Roal Estate Dealer, Farmer or
Mechanic.
One or a Quantity Sent POTSAGE PAID at Portland
Prices to Your Address.
It is no light matter to unify the work
of a body of teachers coming together
from all sources from good professional
training and no professional training;
from systems of schools where excel
lent methods and practices prevail, and
from others where every teacher is left
to himself, and from county schools
where the curriculum of a liberal educa
tion must be goi.e through in one day.
This too often, is the condition which a
superintendent must face. How to dis
cipline this corps of aides-de-camp up
to the highest point of efficiency of
which it is capable, is the suerinteii
dent's great problem. Visitation,
though indispensable is not enough. No
way has been found except through
meetings of various kinds, and of frequent
recurrence.
Teachers as a rule are not unapprecia
tive. They are not demonstrative.
Something in their labor, it may be,
makes them a little unresponsive He
that comes before them would bo'.ter
have something to sav. . He will not
strike a resonsive chord on vagaries,
half truths and platitudes.
U;;t most of t hem are readv to listen to
the man that has something to sny, to
the new doctrine that someone has
worked out and is sure of. They are
not willing to spend time and patience
in reciting lessons that have no im
mediate bearing upon their work to bear
over and over again the same sage ad
vice on the same question, uttered in the
same way.
In these meetings there must bo an
uplift. The teacher must feel that he
stands upon a little higher vantage
ground than before is a little stronger
for his work. No superintendent can
dessiminate an enthusiasm which be
does not feel.
But there is another condition no less
important. Teachers' meetings are
rarely profitable to those who invariably
contribute nothing. A voluntary con
tribution should be offered, something
pertaining to experience, how some dif
ficulty was weathered, some pupil won,
some excellence attained.
The true teacher has a message for
supervisor, a message for ber fellow
teacher. In many cases she does not
realize that others are in need of that
message, which she can give without
loss, may with profit to herself, and
which they receive with great benefit.
The successful teachers' meeting begets
this spirit of helpfulness. From Supt.
It. L. Barton in the Western Teacher.
PROGRAM FOR NEXT MEETING.
The program for the next meeting of
the Ciackamas County Teachers' Asso
ciation, to be held in Oregon City Octo
ber 27, is as follows :
Supplementary Reading, Edna Ross
had been opened, a tool evidently made I magazine and filled and otherwise fitted
from an old steel drill, with one end j for active service.
sharpened like a coal-chisel and the other An imperial edict has been published
drawn out and fashioned into a sort of j at Pekin assuming for tLe government
hook, lay on tho floor near the box. The ! fu'l responsibility for the protection of
tool had been used as lever to pry the i foreign residents and punishing certain
lid of the box off. The robbery occurred
snout 11 :su. j tie tine! or thieves were
evidently on the watch and bad well
planned the affair. The box contained
$7500 in gold and $2500 in silver, con
signed to French A Co., from Ladd &
Tilton, of Portland, and $5000 in gold
consigned to The Dalles National bank.
All of the gold was taken and $1500 of
the silver, making a weight of about 130
pounds. The weight of the remaining
$1000 in silver was probably the reason
it was left. The officials refuse to talk
of the matter. Detectives are at work
n the case, but as tar as can be deter
mined, no definite clues have been dis
covered. For so-ne time the banks here have
been obliged to obtain large amounts of
silver from Portland to pay fishermen
and farm hands their wages. The money I longed anarchy
always came on the 11 o'clock night
train, and the robbers evidently knew
thi s fact and made their plans accord
ingly. Detectives are here from Portland
watching every avenue of escape. The
most plausible theory advanced is that
the robbers secreted themselves In the
back room of the express office and
waited lor the agent to leave the build
ing, as no doors nor locks were forced
open. Another theory is that the roh
bers came here on the train with the
treasure box and followed it up. Charles
Tibbets, the company's driver, sleeps in
the express office, but the night of the
robbeiy he was attending a ball and did
not return until 1 o'clock.
Tug Dalles, Oot. 16. The excitement
here over the robbery has not abated in
the least. The removal of Express Agent
Hill today gave rise to very many sur
prises. It is understood that careless
ness is the charge for the dismissal of
Mr. Hill, though no official reason is
assigned publicly for the change. F. C.
Gentoch, general superintendent of the
company, arrived here this morning, ac
companied by several detectives famed
for their success in bunting down evil
doers. They have been actively at work
all day . Just what they have discovered
is, of course, withheld from the public ;
but it is inferred from what has been
dropped that local persons are suspected.
A rumor gained currency that arrests of
several people of prominence will be
made tomorrow on the charge of com
plicity in the robbery.
The Dam.kb, Oct. 17. Agent Hill,
Mssenger Tibbetts and Nightwatchman
Gibbon have been arrested as the per
petrators of the express robbery in this
city.
culprits who have taken part in recent
assaults on travelers. The edict assures
strangers that their persons and prop
erty will be protected by the swoid.
Chinese overtures for peacebaveing been
rejected without a hearing, the war now
enters on the chronic stage demanding
an appeal to the latent forces of the
empire. The latter are described as
being quite great, but it is added they
require time in order to organize them.
The Chinese government is prepared,
though reluctantly, to engage in a pro
tracted conflict. The party in power
recognizes the urgency of tadical mili
tary and fiscal reforms. It is a question
of how long the natural cohesion will
bear the strain of a great war. The dan
ger is, the correspondent adds, that the
revolution may be followed by a pro-
The Ciar ia No Better.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 16. The offi
cial messenger has issued a special edi
tion containing the following bulletin,
signed by Professor Leyden and Drs.
Zacharin, ropoffand Beljaminofl, today,
after consultations between the physi
cians : "The disease of the kidney shows
no improvement. The physicians in at
tendance hope that the climate of the
tsouth coast of Crimea will have a bene
ficial effect on the health of the czar."
The Greek government of Corfu are
taking measures for the safety of the
czar. Police are carefully watching all
strangers at Corfu, and all arrivals are
required to give a good account of them
selves. The chateau of the king of
Greece is being placed in thorough order
for the use of the czar. Several Rus
sian officials have already arrived here.
Others are expected. Police precau
tions will include a patrol of the whole
island to prevent the landing of un
authorized strangers.
Ladies, do you know Dr. Mary H.
Stanton's Femaline, the Famous Female
Specific, will cure all those aches and
pains peculiar to you, and will cost yon
only $1 for one month's treatment? I will
send any lady a trial box, free, who wilL
Bend me the names and addresses of tea
ladies who are in delicate health. Agents
wanted everywhere. Write for full par
ticulars to Mrs. L. M. Little, manager
wholesale western depot, Iloulton, Ore
gon. A dollar saved is equal to two dollars
earned. Pay up your subsciption to the
Enterprise and get the the beneht of
the reduction in price.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking- Powder
Awarded Cold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.