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Enterprise. J i VOL. SO. NO.GI. OKKUON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOHEU 10,1890. ESTABLISHED 18CG Oregon COUHTN. Olidull ouiirt nniitratiaa n rat Mmi'la In Mo Vanibar aud third Mnmlay lu A rli. Jjj'ltoourt III MMlon But Monday Iti aaub OiiHiiiluliiiinrtoniiri tnnala dr. I Wadli awl ay eflar Rrai atuiidav ol aaub muili. J J T NUDICN, KOTAKY rUMJUand CONVKr ANl'KU. iT4'Tur TITI.I MAI'S Ural nut handlist f in rnttc wrltln In tha llarllurd, ul Hartford, palatine, Ham burg l llmtuau Ofnoa una ioor south ul MethndLI Church, 0 UCKAMA A Will ACT A TUUsT CO. ruriil.h, AUfarta, bain, ol TH a, Ka-erlp-tlulf. lcln, Inaur.i.ra. t'mr Tail I'arlwit 1 Itlaa. eu., ato. tilHn or nana ul uw-u ci i y. J. r. II AHK, Pre-., and Mar. unit CITY, - - - - OSSOn. CI . DIMU K. la ATTOIINKV AND V.WKKU)H AT LAW. Will practice la all ouurta ol the tlata. Abalraota nail. Tin, aiamlned and t general law itwalusM Ueuaealed. (into wlib I. I. Porter. JJ W. KIHMAlHb CIVIL KNUINKKR ANt Bl'KVIVOR Railway legation ami enatrutloa. bridges, plauaaud eelluialaa lur water aupply Pralnai anil alreet unproveatent ol towna peetat altentloa ln Indraughtlng and bin printing T W. WKM.IJ. DKNTIHT Willsmctts Bid., opposite Poatoirice. ,. ' . ! t , , , Office bourn from ft . ru. to 12: 1 to ft;30t. rn. 1" ON TOPI That's where we- are every time. We rise, and our cnntotiiri rise wild tin, Our caipnt collection i triumph What i contains is proconniim ol the unt-f pi tud lur ll who look il ovur. W only ak an Inspection knowing that those who se will be pleed anil pleased jntir nl are next door lo buyers. With a stock ol caril In many diHemi.t ma terials and tiranil aggregate ( 100 dif fnrwit patterns, with runs, oil cloth, and linoleums galore, we claim everything. Priiws: carpets lor 16e yard and up waida, . BCLLOMT Jr BOSCH, Tie HonsernrnlsiEri. COlMTf COURT PBOlKEIMWH. M. K. IUys, Jsdgf, P. JKCr rl It. Mrull, CwmtnlanUnrrt. Ueia btr, !(, Turw. jLroBTE. ATTUKNKY AT LAW aamunr or ranraarf n annnao. Oain nail to OrMnnCItT bankonath au(. f 0. T. WII.IJAbt. HKAL KHTATK AKO IX)A AUKKT. A toad llnaol bualnnH, mlittipan4 auburbaa J ruiMrty. farm rrMrty la Uaita lo lull qo r Urroa. CnrrinitraHi ttnmttl)r autwvrvd, Ofllo, aaitdwir tul'auAaltl A lluiillvt a drug antra. Leading Agency In Clackamas County. ;wttrittiKNTiNei ;' HOYAI, OK I.I VKKf'OOIt, doe larnmt bualnng In tha world. 1 ' NORTH MKITIHII AM., larKat aaxta In Ilia world. BUNOK l)NION,ollrat puralyflralnauranmeompaiiy in tha world. ,KTN A D? II AKTfORD, lartfairtand baal Amarloan Mini pan,' CONT1NKS TAI.OK NEW YOKK, ona of tba brat Aniarlran companlfl. , I , AND OTIIEK ri KMT-CLAM COSirASIKB. Ctallton m (or Itntlnuaj, m n1 ! for flottrs and Calandara F. E. DONALDSON. At Commercial Bank. " In tlio mattrol tha rejKirt ol.viewara ol damaiii-g on the VA Oubur, et tl. -llllon lor t county fl, t)i ptilion waa ItranU-d and road onlxre'l 0ned 0Mn the paymcnl ol th dmnagit hy Die m-titiorH-ra. Kxixtnaa a'0ount ordered paid. In the matter of E 8. liratnhall, et al, petitioning the county court to "lait tha Uull Kun hridifi), the court concluded lo vlait the tame al aome laUr date.I In the mailer ot the petition m uo. , f Mrkt( y day ,n(, C. AriiiatronK to be aimoinu-d juatice ol ; . . . , No. 11, tha aatne Q J). A ll. C L ATWl' K HI k, ATTOKNKYH AND (XUNKKU)KM AT U' MAIM aramr oaaooN city, okauoN. furni.h Abairana "nl fuiaT.lxwn ll"nir. Fra aluaa Mortgagaa, anil Iraii.ai'l Oautral m builnaaa. ne Pair that Can't Je Beat Canton Chilled Plow Canton Clipper Plow They have been thoroughly tested and found perfect. " Tim CANTON CHILLED PLOW ban 'ribbed mould board which aiUn to ita Htrongth. It id nuld for a reaHonablo price and guaranteed to be an good or better than any plow niale. The CANTON CLIPPER STEEL PLOW has no equal and U well known. . , The PIPE FRAME SEVEN HARROW can't bo beat. Bee tbfMO guods and get price before buying. the bear lor district No. 11, waa denied. The petition to appoint i. W. Karten liiatlm nf lhn mace) for diatrict No. 11 I waa Kraoted. " j In the matter of the petition of J. K. Griht.le, et al, lor a county road, the Mine waa granted and 0. Dalr, A. Rey nold and J. i. Oihaoo were appointed viawera and Deputy County fcurreyor i Inoro, to aunrey aaid road. , i ! In the matter of the realgnatlon of D. ! P. Maya clo'k of election In Oregon j ' City precinct No. 1, J. W. Boatman waa ; apMiinted to till the vacancy. 1 In the matter of the appointment ol Charlea Iaum at deputy, county sur veyor, the laiue was approved. , County aarrants No. W.973. 21Jii2, 22,0.. and 28.837 wera ordered cancelled as per advertised notice. In the matter of purchasing a poor farm, all bids were rejected and further confederation of the matter postponed. W. H. Fitspatrick, road supervisor of the Orient district, was ordered to re pair (our bridk-os In his neighborhood, or rebuild them if neeensary. The allowance for the support of Mrs. Cannon was ordered discontinued alter November Int. A wanant forflO pe' month waa or- lUred Iwued in favor of Mrs. Winewit No. 27 Ubor, road fund, 110.26, No. 30 Material, to. 25; labor, county fund. No. 31 Umber, ffl.63; road fund, labor, i7.tfl. No. 32 Material, 17.36) 1abr, county fund, I103.M. In 'he matter of the sale of lots 3 aril 6, block 111, Oregon Citv, the proposi tion ol II. E. Cross to surrender his title toClsckama county to lot 3, block 111, was accepted upon ihe payment ol cer tain delitiiMiiit taxes. Mr. Cros alw auihorid the county to make a deed to Wm. Andrewm ol lot 6 in the same I block. ' ' I The mileage anil per diem of the com I miloners was allowed as follows : 8. 20 miles, $23.00; F. Jaggar, f days and 12 miles, f 18 20. IteaJra tor a Bryaa Dollar.' POPE St Main nncl Fourth Stn., CO, Oregon City. 1 r r. cHuMa, ATTOKNKY AT LAW. Wiu. Paacnca in AU foi Ta or tms Htats Rral Kalata and Ininranra. Offlraen Mala Htr-'M Ih-i. Hlith auit Swontb, o'nan.i, . w.Tin.ae..i: j. a naiHiaa. t. aairnta I QNK...UHKtmK.;MH(N4(jKiKmil ArroKNKYM AT LAW. Oltlwatn Haraloy Hnll.lltaar. tirgn tMly. ami j A O U. W. li mi'W. I'utilau.l. IK) (lniral Ul HihIiicm. tan Mourr. t'rgo CulliM'Uiil'a. KorreUiae niurlKKna. I'"'!" practice. II. tiYB. n-fnlu'l'V A V I ' 0)i:nskuk at law; I ,rcln,e in"iU'u, iiiakn -bilraeta. u au j minify, -o t, i ' I a goiirl Omou Hi. I Amir adjoining 1'anS ol 0 iiB City, onauun iity, onanoN oo c sR'iwaaM. j. ii.CAarnau- 1 IIOWKKI.I. A CAMIMiKl.t, ATTOKNEYS AT LAW, OnxinN Cirr, Oaaoow. Will tirarllra In all ilimiourla of lha ataW. Ol flee, licit door in Caultuld & llumli'y a drug auira. 11. UUIIYNH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, u ...... W KIT 14 I ll, ill A n i i.t.ivj CANIIY, OHK.QON. Will pracltre In all onurta nl lls alala. lunuraiHia wrlUoii III all loaillng com panlua. Alt iruuuui '.lllu iiiruulitd. Co leoiloma apuclaltr. "I K.O. USTOHY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Vpatalra opponlta Court limine, 1 TIlleaMamlned and alutracta made. Money Intiivil, Miirui' fnrwliwd anil a gonoral law lnlliiea. $1(10,000 rpilK COM MKKCIAL HANK, OK OKKdON CITY. Canltal. TnANNACTa A OKNHl. S A H K I HO BI'BIN a. Iiaiia ma.lo. Hllla dlacounted, Makea rol leKtiona. Ituyn and nulla excliango " all piiims In tha Pnlli'd rttatea, Knrnpa and llng K''"i; li.'piuilta rwi'l-cd inlijix't to oliwk- Mali opuu from v A. m. to 4 r. x. U. C. LATOURKTTK, Pn-iildniit. K K IIONAI.PHON. Caahlor -JJANK OK OKKUCN CITY, Oldest BanklDE H9nse Id the City. Paid up Onpltal, '0,000. Hiirplua, JU,nil. raKHIIlKNT, - - Tima. CHASMAN VICK rKKHIIIKNT, Sail. A. MABniHO. r.HMIRK - 0 CAIIFIRI.D. Sakaokr. CIIABI.ES h. caupikld. A Konernl banking Inmlni-aa tranaaoted. , Unpnalta received anbiei to oheclt. Anprovml Ullia and notna dlaoiiunled. Coiiulj and city warranta bought. Lnana mvle on available aeourtty. Kiihau bouit lit and anld. (iiilleottom made prnmptly. pralia sold avallaole lu any part of the ' world Telagraphlo aaoliaugoa aold on Portland, Han rannlaco, flhlcago and New York. Btereat pal J on time depoalta. Pioneer Store We call your attention to our new fall arrivalH Lsulics9 Mcif s and Children's Mackintoshes, the Latest , T)ie coleliratod "Duck Braiul" in all stylos. t Tlios. Charman k Son. silver and make a silver dollar worth truly as much as a gold ona fiat in tbe west and in farming com mnnitiea Mr. Brvan waxes elonnent on tirimi h-wi ... .ww. " - - - - i for the care and keeping of Ruby Can-, the need of 'a cbeapnr dollar to increase , the price of farm products and enable non. , i .. j . .tiiu,ijuwi, io in silver. Leading silver advocate at THE FARMER'S REAL GRIEVANCE. Hot a Law nf Mmr la tha Canatry, hmt of liana Inf ratllltloa la Country IMa trlrto Mr, Hhramuua'a Prspoaad Bd ady. Why has Canada no CTrrency qnns tlon, no cry for cheap money and no campaign against gold? These are qnes tir.ua urhi h Mr. Thomaa O. Bhcannan anawers very effectively in the London Tim of Sept. 11. Briefly sumniarizf d, Mr. Shearman explanation of the discontent among farmers, which bus lead to tne naion lous demand for free silver, is that most farmers in the west and sooth are de prived of the benefits of banking facili ties.' They seldom see or nse cheek and are unacqnsinted with tbe benefits of banks and bank credits. For this reason there is a great scarcity of nr rency in most rural districts. The) "country store" supplies in par and in erode and costly way tbe credits which tide many farmers over from one) season to another. Because of the great risk involved, tbe storekeeper, by charg ing bigb prices for his goods and by paying low pi iocs for farm prodocta, really gets from 88 to 40 per cent Inter est on the credits given to tbe formers. Of crrarae such interest eats op all of the profits of I large class of farmers, Tbe country storekeeper really does a banking basinets in a clumay ana cost ly way. Local banks, such as exist in Canada, would furnish the farmers With credits at aboot one-foorth ths cost of store credits. With snch banks the farmers cfluld sell their crops for Checks, deposit them in banks and take) op their discounted notes in this way. The farmer knows nothing of this L J . nnnntlna tmntlirtlnni a Tift - mpmui WU - KhiDks that hi needs can be supplied only by making more money cneaper money if necessary. The farmers, therefore, make no efforts to obtain better banking facili ties. Instead they work and Tots against banks and bankers at every op portunity. Tbey tax money and other loanable capital at 1 or IK per Cent .Mi., iiemanilini that interest be re create by nearly one-balf tbe price of j duced to I per cent Tbey thus drive away tne ery money iney are ao eajrei- to get In some sections ol tne srrutn is is 60 or 75 miles to the nearest banc Tbey prohibit branch banks, such a e rw v, I i till', i r'3 . Which? WhUihT In communities where wageworkers predominate Mr. Bryan continues to deny any intention ol cheapening ids dollar. He knows and tbey know that this would mean diminishing by one half tbe purchasing power of wages and reducing by one-half tbe value of all savins a. insurance and loons. And so ha pretends that free coinage will in In the matter of Ihe claims filed and j allowed against Clackamas county E K Williams, pau ac $ W D Adams, V N (iodlrey, " " DJ Mover, " " '. FTRarlow, " " J S Yoder, road account Cal Powder Works C Kerr, road account 8 F Scriplure. r'd account j W II Young, c h account i State vs John (Vie. et al j p court The Irwin, Hudson Co, sta ' Telephone ac j Courier, printing j II O Starkweather, ed meetings, j W N Godfrey, coroner's account ; State Elinor Thomas, $9.20. . ! State va Chaa Sell, .11 .20. . . . j D W Kimiaird, road sccount. . I State vs 1'atrii k Marron the west have repudiated ' Mr. Bryan's H 70 ! idea for eaxtern hearers only tha free 10 00 ist in Canada and Scotland to the great advantage of remote country districts.' The farmers themselves are tbe great est enemies to what is meat needed to their communities first class banks of deposit and discount Mr. Shearman ' Rninam will increase tbe urire of silver, mutpa this mint clear. Be save tbat 8 60 'to $1.39. They say flatly that such dol- Canadian farmers "havo suffered from, A on ! Ian would be as bad as sold What , ! they want is a. dollar worth only 61 ' want? He caunot have both. Which is 3 W o H3 oents. " M Which dollar does Mr. Bryan really 6 60 1 the fall of prices and from every other alleged result of tbe single gold stand ard to tbe same extent as tbe farmers south of them. Yet there is no bimetal- I:. I nuj anil tha np fnr . , I l.A ,Ua n.nv 1. i . . ,. m n a tha i i LMNl fanarla , 111 UH UUUWUro Fl'l.lll.i v. wmv , rrn'MIMT II1IJIK T 11. ... urraAXMm .wumuw 25 i farmer, the mine owner or Ihe debtor? j nM DOt only enough money to supply A AO , ntLi-L. X' V , 1. tltl,t 1 ... -a i n Lnl .Ion Ijina ' w, noitur-i-cw ami t, v.. i. ?! I Why Capital la Timid Today. 10 )0 . . . 1 nvre is capita; xnonRa ior ricrj legitimate business enterprise, and by 1 25 8 70 10 50 iO ro o 3ti 00 4ti 30 29 all of her own wants, but also lends such great amounts in the United States that jealous American bankers some times try to shot Canadian money out " Mr. Shearman sees what too few the processes ot credit it can oe mum-1 epm to geethat the fanners have a plied indefinitely, but it caunot be set ( monetary 0r enrrency grievance, at its work so long as men fear that it j H)) ba8 indicated what is probably the will be suddenly cheapened in the using. ony way of giving relief. He offers Capital brings no return to the owner j lompthu)g positive. That tbe fanners unless he somehow puts it at the serrice j M not wi'iDg i0 take the ouly remedy j uA .v ......... ' . t. hnt Iha timnrinff i. ... ... . m .i i. on:" ..t lor tneir UlS ana preier me quota ircn 1 il, fnllnur la nrnfit. and I .. , u ;- , , i iu" wio.vv.i . .....w.. , . . silver ana cneap mour ipuicui State vs Harry Rogers 34 "l when the risks are great the profits lollgs , their anfforinga aiid makes a I) J Slover, pan account 10 00 1 mn,t aim he grebt Remove the thought , MtjoUttj goimion of the money question 0 C Iron H orks, rjal account. . l ou , 0 r-afc, aud hoarded capital win oe set m(jre difficult and uncertu J W Powell, pauper account.. i aoirreo, mills win n up, ranrouun uu J V Powell, insane account.... 6 00 ! dertake extensions and improvements G W Grace, sheriff ac. f 43.80. laid oyer. nd hopeful nr-'ri"ni-rwv ui .. u fiimleelv08 investors. An it is, peudiug CWNohhtt, c h aa-ount 6 00 , , . . - 1. a,Ilft of the dolllu.. .. . t.. . . i. . O IU, -- --- U J inornt), c ii nreuuui After the Winter is Over. After your feet are sore From wearing rubbers and overshoes, ami the other shoes are pretty woll worn and out ot shape, yen want to get a new pair. If we are correct, then come to us and we will please and ease you. We have received a line stix k of all kinds of goods lor the spring seasan, and not only that, but to wear tlirouithout the othor seasons. Our bIiocb are well made, comfortable and low In ptice. .Krausse Bros. Rouflh and Dressed Lumber. Some of Our Prices No. 1 FloftrliiK and Huslio, per M No. ' Klimriiit! and Rustic, per M fc'o. 3 Flooring and Kustlc, per M No. 1 Celling, per M No. 2 IVilinK, per M Ship Lap, per M ( 'u ii i iiioii Lumber, per M mils, per M Fencing, per M.... , lfiO.OOO feet ol Dry Dressed Lumber in yard. $13 00 10 00 7 to 10 00 7 00 5 50 4 00 2 00 4 00 Bills Sawed on short notice. Discount on Large Orders. No IUisinesa done on Saturdays. MORTENSON & HANSON. ' Mill 2j Miles EaHt of Monitor Mills. KO-T0 BAG GUARANTEED TOBACCO HABIT CURE If) . . aa.wui t MAaHW tn AAdtaA Aka imIm fIW InhSAAAlfl BnV !iniCk..Maakfnimiantnianatnw,vii niasnotm, Ju.l iry a bus. .Tou will ba do- thawfitk lnipn.nt man Alrolltf. Tisoruu.ana niaaiiuuu. "7 i wu win uo uw- iiLhud waBiuiiotyiiu toliulli'fe vi hut woiiiiy. tor a euro la anwinit'iy siiBrnniwMi nr amaniaia eTorr lianwa. v a aaviuu ' ". . ,,, Your 1, if Awav." wr (ten nuarauuia and iJiJni 'Ad,lreaaXUlSS'l'Ult.iUUIitliU DO., thlw.r Aow Xork. SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY CHARMAN & CO. I) J Slover, pau ac 10 00 N M Moody, sheriff account ... 57 50 Herald, printing 12 150 Wilson A Cooke, road account. . 23 10 Tlios Charman A Son, pau ac. . . . 6 50 Thos Chsrnma & Son, pau ac 6 00 Tlios Charman & Son, pau ac. . . . 4 00 Tlios Cliarmnn A Son, pau ac. . . . 5 20 W A Huntley, sta ac 9 50 C G Huntley, sta ao 9 05 J M Hayden. et al, bridge ac. . . . 312 78 G H Bestow, road account .. 1 40 P Nehren, " " 5 25 J 0 Bradley, assessor, $247. . .... 109 00 Inquest ol Geo Frits, cor, $47.05, 31) 00 Inquest of Joe Stauipfle, $74.40. . 65 00 Win Beeson, road account 113 5 I Selling, pauper ao 2 00 James Shelley, road ac 31 50 J N Harrington, ...... 3150 W E Carll, insane account 10 00 State vsS. McGowan 11 85 Sidney Smyth, road account 1250 01 L L Porter, dep dist attorney. ... 5 00 The following road accounts were or dered paid : No. 1 Lumber, $82 80; labor, county fund, $54.75. No 2 Lumber, $13.75; labor, county fund, $Ut3. No. 3 Lumber, $42.53; hardware, $5.10; Inbor, road fund, $20.75. No 6 labor, road fund, $45. No. 7 Lumber, $10.05; labor, county fund, $10.34. No 11 Burying horse, $2.50; lumber, $20.54 ; labor, county fund, $58.79. No 13 Labor and material, county fund, $70 25. No. 14 Labor and material, $150.50. No. 17 -Labor, county fund, $84.75. No. 18 Bridge work, $24.75; labor, county fund, $12 02. No. 18 Labor, county fund, $40.75. No. 20 Lumber, $5.76; labor, road fund, $23.25. no one is SDendinu. everTbody is hoard' iug. We live from haud to mouth, with the .machinery of prosperity idle at our doors. Boston Coiigregationalist, Ttie Bargain Counter Candidate. "Some of the reports say that the women went wild over Bryan at differ ent places along bis route," remarked the horse editor. "That's natural," replied the snake editor. "He is the bargain counter candidate." "How so?" "H wants to mart the dollar down to 63 cents. "Pittsburg Chronicle-Tel egraph. Property and Indaalry. Property is the fruit of labor. Prop erty is desirable, is a positive good in the world. That some should be rich shows that others niuy become rich, and hence is encouragement to industry and enterprise. Let no man who is homeless pull down the house of another, but let him work diligently and build one for himself, thus, by example, assuring that his own shall be safe from violence when it is built Abraham Lincoln. Worst of All Miafortnnaa. The great trouble about repudiation is that you cannot pay debts with it more than once. In other words, it in volves the crucifixion of credit on a cross of rascality, and the loss of credit is the worst of misfortunes. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. PUTTING RINGS ON THE RIGHT HOGS. Pi Mitt One of the duties of the government one of the important duties of gotw nunent is the putting of rings In the noses of bogs. From W. X Bryan's Labor Day Speech.