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VOL.31. NO. 47.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1897.
ESTABLISHED 18C6
Oregon
J I.. POUTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AirrHc.'T or ram-aaTY rtmnmiin.
OITld nait to Oriigiill C'ltV bank on Atli alreol.
1 O. T. WILLIAMS.
KKAt KHTATR AND WAN AGENT.
A iKxl I nl bmliiKH, re.ldciioe ami mibiirlu
frupurty.
arm Properly In Inula to anil on easy to una.
roTitMniii1iic iininiillr anawered. Offloa,
on UiHir 11111111 nt UuilK illai eiiinon.
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1 1. A 1M. LATOUKKTTE,
ATTOKNKYH AND
COUNSELORS AT LAW
MAIN HTHKKT ORIHION CITV, OHKUOM.
furiilah AHMraeta of T1H, l-on Money. Fora
eloaa Murtiaaa, ami trauaaat Onurral
l.w Uualnvaa.
T X. CROSS,
ATTOKNKY AT LAW.
Viu, Pbactiib in All Cohbts or tub Statb
Heal KaUU anil Insurance.
Offlce on Main Hiret but. Hlith aud Seventh,
obsuon citv. on.
K. MARK8,
ATTOKNKY AT LAW.
Will prat lea In all tin eoiirla or the itata.
Odlra opposite court hmiae In Caulleld
building.
1 Il.tiYB.
Will foreclose mnita. mat i-btlracta. loan
money, auna anl "'' teuaral
la tiUPraa.
Offloo flr.t floor adjoining Hans ot O egnu City.
oai.ioM city. oasoo
o. c. bkowmi.i. I- . caiiraati.
IKOWNKLL A CAMPHEI.L,
ATTOKNKYH AT LAW,
Caiooa city. Ossoos.
Will practice In all the oourta ol tha stale. 01-
ik, lu cud 1 1 tu. dim.
J)K. J. II. MILLKK,
liKNTIAT
Seventh strict, near Southern Pacific
depot, Oregon City, Oregon.
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II. ISO.M.
CIVIL KNCilNKKIt and
DKI'UTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Will l at court house on each Saturday
and on rvgular aexaion daya of
county court.
j j t. bladen,
notary pi'blio.
tn.iiraiic written In the Hartford, of llarl(ird,
(alatlue. Hamburg ot II rem an
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UCKAMA8 AH8TKACT A TRUST CO.
fortiUh, Abepaeia, Clialna ol Tile, Pc-orlp-Hun-,
Italia, liiaiir n ci. Pay Tac I'erfwt
Tltlua. eta., em. (Ultra ov r naiik ol
or' n t:i:y.
J. K. ( I.Alt K, fras, and Mi:r,
ORtllllN riTV,
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D,
VV. KINNAIKP
CIVIL KNdlSKKR ANI SURVEYOR.
Railway Inratlnn and rotinlrtictlon, brldgoa,
lilaiiHKiid callmaloa fur watur aiily
Dralnaiis and atrvot Improvement ol towna j
.Special altunllmi given to Crauglillni and blue
prlntliii. j
W. WKLCII.
DKNTI8T
Willamette Uld., oppoaite roaloftlce.
Office hours from 8 a. in. to 12: 1 to
b :30 p. m.
T
II K COM MKUCIAL BANK,
OF ORKQON CITY.
Capital,
1100,000
TRANKACTa A OUNKRAL BANKIHO H'aiNKai,
Lnana made. Hilla dltmiiintod. Makea col
leotmna. Huya and aulla eieliaiiKO on all polnti
4 n the United HUUia, Kuriipe aud Hong Koni.
Dnpotlta received iubovt to check llank
often Irom 9 A. M. to 4 r. H.
D. C. LATOURKTTK, Prealdont.
F It DONALDSON, Caahler
JJANK OF OREGON CITY,
Oldest mn House Id tie City.
Paid up Capital, 150.000.
Burplim, f.u.Hao.
rniaiPKNT, - CHi,aa H. CAtrriai.D.
WlCi rKKHIOaNT, 8(0. A. HARDINO.
OARH1KH. a. Q CAUPiaLD.
A feiiwral hanking bnalnoaa trauaaoted.
Uopoatta renolvedaub)eat to check.
Approved bllla and notua dlaooiiuted.
'County and city warrant! bmiRht.
Loam) mvle on available leeurlty.
Kzohanxe bought aud aold.
Collentloni made promptly.
DralU mid .ivnllaole In any part of the world
Teloicraphlo exalmiiKoa aold on Portland, Han
Franolnoo.flhliiHuoand New York,
ntereat pal J ou time depoilti.
Wanted-An Idea 2
Who can think
aoma altmila
thing to patentf
Protect ynur Ideani they may hrlng you wealth.
Write JdllN WKDDKHUURN CO.. Patent Attof
nar.. waililnKUin, V. v.. Kit tneir i,iwu
ud lilt u( two hundrad luv.ntluu. waul
pay cni.il In any other store. Let your little pile of money stav right where It Is.
M every thing you need of u pay for it a little at a tune weekly or monthly.
No security asked.
BGLLOMY & BUSCH
Tho IIouHefurninhers.
Fresh Fruit-Best Quality
Fine Table Groceries
Nono better in tho city. A splendid selection and all
fresh. Prices as low as to be had in tho city.
FREYTAG'S GROCERY,
Corner Main aud Fourteenth Sts.
81.00 a IJuslid
Steel Ranges
Cast Ranges
Stoves
from $7 up.
Corner 4th and Main
...REPAIRING...
Having secured the services of a
first -clans workman we are pre
pared to do mending and repairing
of nil kinds at reasonable rates.
KRAUSSE BROS.
The Shoe dealers.
BARGAINS
inSummer Goods
To make room for a largo and
complete stock of
Fall Goods
from the East, soon to bo in at
Thos. Charman & Son's
The Pioneer Store.
DO YOU NEED ANY
Doors, Windows, nj)
Moulding,
Vindow Glass,
OR OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL?
:GOTO:
C. H. BESTOW IS CO.
Low Prices. First-class Goods.
Corner 11th and Main Streets. Oregon City, Oregon.
IT'S LIKE THIS?
If you've been utile to nave up a little
rnontiy out of your earnings it is very die
souraglng to lie nomilliid to use that little
for the purpose of fiirnfMtiinic your house
you'd HlnioHt prefer going without tde furni
ture, but you needn't do tlmt. You can
liny the furniture, carpets, stoves, crockery,
!,. nl iia nn rri'ilit. We won't charite VOU
uiiiti w nw,r fnr tlinm flmn vrillM have to
for Wheat
Means
New Stoves. Plows, Harrows
Pumps, Etc., for tho farmers.
We are headquarters for everything
in tho hardware line. Wagon wood,
blackHtnith's eupplieB. etc. Camp stoves
for hop pickers. Plumbing and dry
house pipe a specialty.
POPE & CO.
Streets, - Oregon City.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY HCHOOLS.
Who tlm Tffldiera Arf to be, With the
Name of the I'lerka, etc.
I'rf'low In Kiven a lint of the school dia
Irlcta ofClackamaa county, gether with
the number of children In the district
and the nainea of the clerks and of the
tacliri who will have charge of the
acliooU for the fall anil winter term.
Where teachers' names are not given it
IndicaU that the diatrict will have no
school thli fall, or that the name of the
teacher has not htten reported to Supt.
II. U. Htarkweather:
T It A Hellwood, Mllwaukie,
Mr. Hunter, Kiln a Kow, Ida Ltirfct rneier
2-71. N Itluir, Hubbard,
M 8 Hlirwk
8-131. W A Heilxea. Orr-Kon City,
M Hyatt, Harriet K Bray
4- 7A. K W Hutcliim, I'arkplaca
W W Anttn
5 SS. K J HiiliiK, MarUam
J A JemiliiK
43. T B Dunaldaon, Nedy
781. 0 J Currln, Currlusville
Nellie Ttioiimi
SM. Cliai Tracy, Iigan
Tillie Heed
0-52. 0 K Cappa, Clackamas
MnFAIIard
10- 21. AKiiKle, Molalla
11 41!. A L Larking, Meadow brook
Hufui Holman
12 (XI. P K Linn, Uon
Krancn Currin
13- 17. K J M'alkley, Halmon
14- 61. Andrew Graham, Viola
Annie I Hicinbotham
15 ss. Henry Hugties. Beaver Creek
L T Anderson
PI-lit. J T Drake, Mariuam
17-'V. A I) Burnett, Eale Creek
Cieo McArthur
IS 71. Geo Koelilcr, Canby
L L Moore
I'JiA. T 0 Jolmsrud, Kelso
1) C Allan!
20- 101 . J 1 Gibson, Macksburg
C E Minier
21 II Geo 8ees, Oregon City
A 1) Herman
22 29. G H Uobbins. Monitor
Maltie Koa
23- 70. C F Wagner, Wlisonville
Chat Hanson
24- 81. W L B Cornell, Springwater
Tennie May field
25 21. 8 M Hamsby, Molalla
V Dickey ,
20 ft7. K M O.born, Damascus
Mrs L M Hedtre
27 7 N W KicbartH, Oregon City
E M Ward
28- 70. DoraThiesson, Mllwaukie
Mrs Terry Bradley
2!t-90 Frank Jaggar, Carus
U II Bvland
30- 3.1. Kstella Hackett, Parkplace
L A Read
31- 42. S C Young, Damascus
Mrs J M Wells
32- 57. C N Lsrkins, Clarkes
Cbas I'Tallman
:i3-70. G R Miller, Highland
Souri MayfleUI
3422.1. I D Tsylor, Oregon City
T J Gary, Norma I Fol, Olive A
Ltielling.
36-11. O W Robhlns, Molalla
Elale Thomas, Lulu Parker
3(1-32. T S Stlpp, Molalla
Helen Case
37 39. M I.oiig, Oswegd
Aura Thompson
38- 50. J K Gribbte. Aurora
I'liema McDonald
3-48. J P Forrester, Eagle Creek
40- S8. Win Thompson, Keedv
Miss Kate Thompson, A C Thompson
41- 87. F Pollvka, StaTord
Ida Francis
42- 33. J W Raty, Cherry villa
Grace McKerrow
43- 04. W B Lawton, Oregon City
Ara W McLaughlin, Mrs Hay lies
44- 40. J A Richy, Barton
Ellen V Byers
E F Andre Bullrun
Nina B Johnson
4044. H Brims, Bandy
AlHze Waikina
47- 242. C B Hall, Oswego
II T Evans, Mary Bickner, Nellie
Younger
48 353. George Howard, Oregon City
J W Gray, H arietta Dotson, Estella
Bracken, Margaret Williams
40-112. O B Wise, Milwaukia
N W Bowland, Mrs Rowland
50 47. H F Gibson, Eagle Creek
Geo Harrington
51 50. John Holcomb, Oregon City
Wm P Brooks
52 29. Theo Koennecker, Firwood
M Alex Lehman
53 1(1. P Gabriel, Meadcwhrook
C W Hayhurst
54-40. A M Vinyard, Canby
Howard Eccles
55-41. W P. Herman, Molalla
Hanna Peter
50-15. B F Boy leu, Wilhoit
57-48. J C Schmidt, George
Iva Hodges
58- 40. E W Hammett, Highland
A Henderson
59- 50. J F Wachtman, Hubbard
Elizabeth Illig.
00- 30. W L White, Aurora
Albert Knight
01 55. J L Vosburg, Oregon City
Fred Melndl
02 1105. Mrs tf M McCown, Oregon City
Prof L W McAdam, J C Zinser, Ger
trude Finley, Addia Clark, Gertrude
hefzger, Laura Beattle, Hat'.ie Coch
rane, May Kelly, Mrs L W McAdam,
Mrs 1) H Glaus, Helena Rare It, Krma
Lawrence, Ora Bpangler and Mollis
Hankina.
03- 58. II Waldron, New Era
W E Young
01115. E P Del man, Clackamas
Emma Sttircliler, Emily House
4542. H J Tbomas, Wilhoit
O N Hlalr
W-4.'l. Adolph AKholT, Marmot
Cornelia Failing
07 42. II Iderholl, Stalford
Aletba Phelps
08- 42. J A English, Currlusville
J K Ely
09-32. B 0 Leland, New Era
Alei Thompson
0-24. W W Myers, Oregon City
Alice M Williams
7180. L E Johnson, Hunnysida
F M Darling, Mints Birdnail
-44. W E Boimey, Colton
Brenlon Vedder
73 OL Geo H Brown New Era
A D Uacb
454. T M Farnsworth, Needy
A L Marquam
75-54. W M Stone, Redland
Chas Kutherlord
7070. A Anderson, Monitor
C M Crittenden
7777. J W Hilleary, Damascus
Eula Strange
8-2L O B Taylor, Springwater
Rose Eby
79-10. J J Miller, Aurora
Minnie Durrell
80-112. Emll Guinther, Beaver Creek
Robert Ginther
81-03. L P Burns, Canby
D F Warner
82-49. Alison Baker, Wlisonville
83-20. C Pugh, Dorer
84-30. F. Erickson, Mulino
Eva Miller
8540. F Blum. Ely
F W Crauer
S6-130. D R Dimick. Canby
P L Colman, Bertba Sumner
8720. J G Bleakney, Wtlboit
8H 10. B C Hutrman, Leon
89 33. Iee Bartlemay, Barton
Mr Metier
90 S3. J T Evans, Mulino
Gertrude Rice
91 34. D KaulTman, Needy
92 45. L B Yoder, Seedy
Milo Lanta
93 41. 0 H Wright, Liberal
C Fisher
94 37. C W Puohey, Logan
Caroline 8 wales
95 37. J T Grace, Clarka
0039. N Cbristensen, New Era
George Rodgera
97- 40 Will Bauer, Barlow
Wm Hankins
98- 22. I V Trullinger, Union Mills
Martin Massinger
99- 58. H C Ulrich, Lents
L H Vincent
IO)-52. A P Todd, Sherwood
101- 34. Mrs Mary Manning, Clarks
llattieGinther
102- 30. E W Paine, Mulino
Mary Gnttrliige
103- 14. A V Davis, Marquam
Blanch A Dyer
104- 13 CC Miller, Leon
105- 90. G C Kinney, Oregon City
H S Strange, Ella Boehlke
100- .. . Mrs M L Wilmot, Fulton
JOINT DISTRICTS.
6-47. D I) Jack, Orient
A C Strange, Mrs Alma Featherstone
10-34. J L Kruse, Stafford
1529. Jno Olson, Sycamore
A J Bender
232. Gio Smith, Aurora
26-11. J W Henry, Tualatin
30-24. W F Young, Sherwood
Gertrude Ewing
34-20. J N Hollman, Sherwood
Anna L Gilmore
53-21. B Wakefield, Aims
Joella Johnson
57-13 E A M Cone, Buttevilla
A L Briggs
62-39. R Maycock, Buttevilla
70-30. E Cole, Willsburg
Mrs Louie B Wills
73-10. T E Miles, Scott's Mills
83-20. F L Rngg, Gresham
Mrs Mattie Rugg.
Old People.
Old people who requiie medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does stimulate and con
tains no whiskey nor other intoxicant,
but acts as a tonic and alterative. It
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels,
adding strength and giving tone to the
organs, thereby aiding Nature in the
performance of the functions. Electric
Bitters is an excellent appetizer and
aids digestion. Old people find it just
what they need. Trice fifty cents per
bottle at Charman's & Co., druggist,
Charuian Bros, block.
Subsribe for the Entkepbise, the lead
ing paper of the city.
A KEH'KSED KIOMMKEK.
Not Impressed With the Ontlook for
the Winter.
Milton Misamore, of Albina, whose)
picture adorna the first page of Wed
nesday's Oregonian, has just returned
from the Yukon country and relates an
experience that will not tend to increase
the rush there thia winter. He Is em
phatic in nil denouncement of the North
American Trading & Transportation
Company, and of the Alaska Commercial
Company, the two corporations that at
present control the trade of the Yukon.
He told with greater detail what has
been lately touched upon in the press
reports, indicating that the responsibility
for whatever suffering and death by
starvation there may be on the Yukon
resta with these people, whose greed in
duced them to transport whisky rather
than food.
Mr. Misamore says the outlook for
food for winter ia very gloomy because
the transportation companies that con
trol the Yukon, knowing the lack of
provisions in there this season, have
deliberately encouraged traffic, telling
people they could get all the provisions
they wanted at Circlo City ; where the
stores wera empty and the doors closed.
Besides this of the tons of provisions
sent in thia summer, only 10 or 15 per
cent was grub, the rest being saloon sup
plies. Speaking of the climate, be said:
"The climate is not especially trying, if
one takea care of one's self, except in
such places as Dawson City, which is
built right on the clear ice of a frozen
swamp. There Is no drainage in such
places, and the refuse of the camps
stays right in the moss and mud of the
surface. Consequently there is much
typhoid. I know no better remedy tor
it, or rather preventative, than ty swal
low a good dose of quinine and whisky
upon the first symptons of its presence
in one's self.''
"A man to have even a reasonably
complete outfit," said Mr. Misamore,
must not figure on less than 100 pounds
of eatables for each month of his con
templated stay. Now, yon would say
that 1200 pounds of provisions would be
a year's supply ; yet it would not be
enough if you expected to stay a year,
because if you were to stay so long, yon
could not get away for a number oUf
months longer. Thus, if you leave here)
next spring and remain In the Alaskan
interior until the following winter, yon
could not get away from there until the
following spring, by which time your
supply of provisions would be exhausted
and you wonld have nothing to get oat
with unless you buy more there. So I2Q1
pounds is less than you need, if yori ex
pect to stay over winter, and more than
you need if you expect to return the
same season. Besides this weight of
food alone, you must figure upon several
hundred pounds of tools and other sup
plies, and in this connection I want to
speak of weapons. This little pocket
knife is all the weapon I have carried or
bad any use for. I have been reading an
interview with a youth who lately came
out of the Yukon country, aud he U
quoted as saying a man Can bIiooI all thij
game he wants to there. Now, I have
traveled oyer that region about as much
as a man could do In the lime I hud, and
the only game I saw in the Yukon coun
try was a solitary porcupine. You can't
take time to hunt game if you go to hunt
gold, and you would better take an extra
pick or shovel than a shooting iron."
Mr. Misamore is well-known in Oregon
City, wtiere he formerly resided and
worked in the woolen mills. He married
one of the Singer girls and lived on the
hill for a number of years.
Lock hart, TexAS, Oct. 15, 1S89.
Messrs. Paris Medicine Co.,
Paris, Tenn.
Dear Sirs : Ship us as soon as possi
ble 2 gross Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
and will not have any other. In our
experience of over 20 yerra in the drug
business, we have never sold any medi
cine which gives such universal satis
faction. Yours respectfully,
J. S. Bbowns & Co.
For sale by C. Q. Huntley, druggist
Books Cheap.
Everything required in the school
room, books, slates, tablets, sponges,
ink, pens, pencils, etc. at Daniel Wil
lianiB, cornet Seventh and Center streets.
Full stock of nuts, candies, notions etc.,
fresh and of good quality. Bold at reas
onable prices.
Altona Time Table.
O. C. T. Co's. Steamer Altona leaves
Portland for Salem and way landings
daily at 6:45 a. m. Leaves Oregon City
for Salem at 8 a. m. Returning to Port
land about 3 p. m.
Wall Puper.
Best stock of wall paper in Oregon City
latest designs and prices to suit the times
at K. L. Holman'B, Main street, oppo
site Court House, tf.
Blank note, receipt and order books
at the Enterprise office.