Oregon City Enterprise.
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OltKdON CITY, OilKUON, FKIDAY, MAIlCII 9, W).
ESTABLISHED 18C6
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J)U. L. I. riCKKSM,
DKNTIST.
Frlroe Motmili. All Operations
GuaranUad.
Herttay Building Orooon City, Or.
I.
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lh ! of Utth, (l-l croon, all kind of
Blllnau4 bil4ook.
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ATTuHNKY AT LAW.
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iiairta at"iat artiaita.
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tr.ut Hum 4 atSlt tirh.mt on all pll i
laibal'au! malat. rfa ana nf
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ATTOICNKY AT LAW
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ORira nt it lo Orpins CU Knurrri1
JJU. KHANt'LS FKI'.KMAN,
DKNTIST
ir.iito of the Nurthwrmlrtin Ullle
aity IhMital Hrl.iml, ClilrUO.
Alw Amwrli-nnCollKKKol iK'tilal Nirfory,
WlllmiH-lte IUM-k, Orfm City.
15
ANK or OHKUON CITY,
oldest iiiun Mn 11 n cur.
fl. upCavlltl.01
Huiilut,
MitihtiiY. - cutiLi rrnat.
li'traaaiuiNT, "'"
ttiHiaa. - cAi'naut.
A inmral bankliif litllniM trui(Hcl
ll"iln rortilvaif tublnnl lo nlmrk.
ApiriiiMl I. lilt and muni i1lainnlol.
('oiiiiIt ami rllt wtrranta bouilil.
I'wiii mvla nnavallatila loourllf.
K 11 haiiK Ixiuihl ami an 1 1 t .
I'lillrnUniii mmla Prnmpllr. . .
l'rlu.il,t iaiilo In any Pfl lh worlil
l'tltarafitilii ailiant tnlJ "n I'lirUaoU, Ban
fitnnliinn r:hlna(iain1 No York.
tUiMI palj on lima dapniHt.
lUUbllalied iNflS.
I;, 1 1'.i'iiiiiiiin,
PIONEER
and EjrjNfeflf,
Freight and parcels tloHvcred
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE
"W"
BE
Ked
coughs
i
mt bottle.
. IIJjLi.
INSURANCE.
3
5 FIItK AND ACCIDENT
$ IUilroad Ticket to all poinU Eut at low rates.
F,
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GROCERIES
At
HARRIS' GROCERY,
L
1900 Model
IMPERIAL WHEELS
$25 $30
Strictly Hii-Cira-lo, Fitt d ill Any Kiml of Tires.
Call iiiul Our Siunpl.H IU-foro You Iliiy.
'.'.TERMS EASY..'
OLD WHEAT FLOUR.
titviMJts'Mlr'rfli Wl
Pkiikkit Fi.qi h. Wheat that is not
acuHoncd can not nmko a ftrong
Hour. The wheat from which our
Patknt Hour mailo, jgalloM ptock.
Auk your proper for Patent, and
rt.fiiHO to accept any "just as pood,"
as there is none.
Portland Flouring Mills Co.
Orogon City, Orecon,
With t-ach liottlo of Hkd Link
1'iti.i'A nation wo will gum long
an thoy lam, oiio lioautiful Cut-out
"Baby" Free
KoincinWr 1!ki Link .Sai:hap
akim.a waken rich red Mood. The
fjunlity in tho l!cnt that I'tiro Drug
will niako ami tho Thick in tho
lowt-Mt an wo hell tho $1.00 nizo for
only
60c.
Lino Couh Cure Cuif.m
anl cold at J?.'c. and flJc.
Ked Lino Till CurcH Killoim
new", price 2jc.
Kcd Lino Condition Powder
fdiotild 1h) in every homier
liand, as they aro tho !nt con
dition jowder made, irico 25c.
CHARMAN & CO.
Cut Price Druggist.
E. DONALubUN
For
Cash
Wholesale Prices.
First Corner
From Court
HousOt
Pope & Co.
Oregon City, Or.
Cor. 4th and Wain Sts.
CcilLNTY'S WELFAUK
llad Hid Key to ( vrium-rr and
Trade.
111 I'M OF ( OMUINMOIIIOl'hK
Klnrlnir Speedie by Men
Who
re
Tlrrd f Iti lnc "Murk
the Mud."
In
A utM-dal mrollriK of the JVarJ of Tr'J
m hali Tutelar vaiilng in llio county
cxirt tmn, I'ratl lrnt II. K.Crnwi pro
tilling. Q i'.ln lni(i)tr of Hie tuainea
trmri of (hi city, hfaiilea la'iin dlK
tln from lfgtn, Viola nJ Hringiter
r In att'nilini. 1'rriiilnnt Cwi
tla'o-l the ohjcl ( Iha milling Ut
incrraa I he ujfmhwrihip of Hie l'sird
anij lo rorr.e lo (om uYfliiito cottclunion
uton tht d;hatru(.'tion of roa'I from lha
county arat lo Irgan an I Kagl Cr-ftk.
V.. (i. CaufieliJ waa !ectoJ K rolary
fn IfliilKjr.
The aolirltlng corninltti rrirtc M
naw ai.olicaiiU, which weraauha'juently
favurahly ot! upon, waking total
Uciuhrrahi); of 75.
MOI.lTIO.
Tl.t rraolutlon of C. II. I)ye, auVmiltU-l
( pravloui uitoting anil rvfvrrtd to the
road roinmilta, mwt rejiof Uxl upon by
ilia mux. Following U Mr. Dye'a no
lutlon, a od the report of the Committee:
"Wboreu. llUof great Importuice
that tho county arat to role u far aj
orai tlcahU. Uio market center for the!
Irailo of tho county, propotitioa Uiot
ill coil tho making of bt-tloi roawli
liom aiich market center out Into the
yarlixit awtiona ( lh nnnty, e, thero
for a, uiarolmii of ItuorJ of Tralo ftoJ clti
oni kaaomble do make the following
declaration :
"Kirat That wo cvoperato with the
count jr court tnJ rffe cititeneof Ibo tari
oua ootlylng pretlncH, In tho conat ruc
tion anJ completion of the main rood
trading from Orrgoo City to each die
lr tela, and we will euharribo liberally to
that end.
ronJ W will, m lar ti poaeible,
arWt ono main rood each year end con
onlrala oil our triralo help upon the
aame, and puah it through to com pie t loo
that aame aeaaon ; providing, of coarae,
that we have tho aupport and cooper a
of lha county court and local coiumunU
lira benrllied.
"Third In choosing aui-h rood wo
will neveaaarily b gureroed by the rela
tire importance of tho roaU, aa fr.lori
fur trade, and tho amount of co-operation
to be obtained along the lino of audi
thoroUk'b'area,
"And, wherraa. in conaonance with
audi declaration! it bat been repreaentod
to thia mealing that the citiienaof Kagle
Crrek, (ieorge and UarfiVld preciocU,
aro willing lo co-operate with ut In the
completion of Die main road from that
auction to Orvgon City, and that the clli
te na of Ian, Vpringwatr and part of
Viola precim-u are willing to co-operate
with ut in (be completion of a main road
from thooe diatrlcu lo Oregon City, thia
Coming aeMn, therefore bo it
"Reeolved, That we Indorao the
ahjve propotitiona and pleilge our hearty
aupport ; and be It further
"Keoolred, That the president of the
of the board do appoint a com
mittoo 01 aeven, of which out president
ahall be chairman (six betide bitneelf)
and they are hereby inatructed to exam
ine into audi proposition and arrange
the basis of our co-operation and deter-
mine tho amount of support necessary
from us, and if they find such scheme to
bo practicable, to take all necessary
atepa, Including raising the money and in
obtaining tho support of all interested
pmties."
To the Board of Trade of Or gon City,
Gentlemen : Youi.road committee), to
which waa referred certain resolutions,
presented by Hon. C. II. Dye at a meet
ing held In tho court house on the even
ing of February 14th, l'.XW, desire tore
port as follows:
Your committee met pursuant to a
call of the chairman on February 20,
MOO. and after considering the matters
referred to In the resolution above men
tioned, conclude, that the subject of
wagon toads in Clackamas county is
paramount. Your committee favors the
improvement in a permanent manner of
every wagon road in tho county, giving
due preference to the trunk lines leading
from tho county seat, and tapping the
largest sections of outlying territory, and
which will at once bring in the largest
amount of business and make it tribu
tary to the county seat.
As to the particular project under con
sideration, namely, the road loading
from Oregon City to Logan, and from
Oregon City to Eaglo Creek, both by
way ol the Hatchery bridge, your com
mittee finds that this is an important road
leading Irom tho county seat and ac
commodates a largo number ol residents
ol this county. We therefore deem it of
enough Importance to justify tho county
court in appropriating an amount ol
money equal to any amounts which may
ha subscribed bv the people Interested in
I tho tinnrovemont of said road. We also
recommend that all tuWrlptlona
intdo payable lo the coun'y court and
that the work mi onder lU auiiervlalon.
Wo alao recommend Uiat the court cauao
to bo made an ealiinalo of tho coat of tho
propoMsl improvement to that an Idea
may he bad of tho probable coot of each
of the Ihreo am.-tlont ol tho proponed
road.
Wo rerommei.d that tho funda aulr
arriheI by tho cltlfini of Oregon City
and thoao In the diatrhrt Utwoon Oregon
Cilf and tho llatdiery bridge, aa well at
a like amount appropriated by the court,
bo apont on tho rood thia aula of Ibo
aaid Hatchery bridge, and' that a like
ditpoaition bo made in the diatricta north
and eouth of the C'lackarnat nver rea
p:livelr. We alao reromrnend the adoption of
(he reaolution alwve referrel to aa re
gard the appointment of a eomrriltb-e
of aeven of the heit ruatlert lo Oregon
City to aolicit aubacri.liorie, avJviM and
co-operate with (ho county court, and
wlththocltiMnaof the other aectiona of
the county tributary to tblf road and
from time to time report to thit board.
Dated Oregon City, Oregon, March 3,
A. D. im
Very I(eteclfully aubmilted
C. O. T. Wiluahi
II. II. Joiiaao
J. T. Arritao
Fbank BiacH
D. C. LATotamt
Committor. '
The following perfona were ipjwlnted
at commmltlxemto on the Logan Eagle
Creek Hatchery roadt: II. E. Crow,
E. O. Caufleld, D. C. Latooretie, C. II.
Dye, Jameo Roake, Geo. A. Harding,
C. H. Job neon.
E. E. Cbannan offered tbo folio'
ring
tbo
reoolatlon. which tu referred to
committee on rooda:
"Whereaa, Tbo merchanta and bua-
ineoo men of Oregon City hart been
working for tho propoaed road In the
aoutb end ol Oregon City ainco May,
I and
Whereaa, The citiiena have anb-
acribed HKW, and tbo city another
11,000, therefore, be It
"BetoWed, That thia Boord of Tr?e
pledge our hearty eopport to confer with
the city council of Oregon City, In mak
ing the propoaed road,tod bo it farther
"Keaolved, That thia board cW r
with the county court, to extend thia
protxwed road from the city limits to the
top of tho Uvtou Hill, and be it further
Keaolved, That thit board, through
the proper committee, confer with Uie
S. I. K. K. Co. and Portland General
Co., and otliera iiitereeted, to eecure the
exrly completion of wnio.
A rero!ution by E. E. Charratn
adopted, authoriiing ttie Secretary 10
collect monthly duet of 60 ceute from.
each member, beginning the flrt of
March, the Secretary to retain 5 per
cent of tame at com Dentition for collect
ing. arcEciut IN ORDER.
President Crots tolicited brief ad
dreaaeo from any and all wiio were inter
eated in the county's welfare, to which
C. 11. Dye. C. O.T. Williams, E. b.
Charman, J. M.Tracy. J. W, Downing,
Frank Busch, Fred Gerber, M. H. John
ton, Frank Jagger, and Mr. Young re
t ponded. During their course of remarkt
it waa made evident that the people of
Logan were in dead earnest, ere In the
game to ttay, that money lalkt and they
were right there with their $2,500 jmg
j yln Great stress wat laid upon tho im
w.rt. nf ih ethliilinient of a com
mission house one where the farmer
could dispose ol any commodity produced
on his farm. It was also shown that the
people ali over the county want to trade
iu Oregon City ; that the trip to Portland
Is too far, occasions staying over night
and is killing on a team. On account ol
poor roads, a sufficient bulk of produce
cannot be hauled to Oregon City at pres
ent to justify a commission house In
competition with Portland. 0en up
the roads and the farmers will make It
possible for the people of Oregon pity to
embark In this new industry.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
meet Monday, April 9.
LOt) AN SUBSCRIBkKS.
We, the undersigned, hereby severally
agree to pay to the county court of
Clackamas County, Oregon, the sums set
opposite our respective names, to aid in
the construction and completion of a
modern road from Arthur's Prairie to
Uuoer Logan school house. The sub
scriptions above to be cn the following
conditions :
First. That the county court of Clacka
mas County give a Bum of money to aid
in the construction of said road equal to
the aggregate of all tho voluntary sub
scriptions raised lor such purpose and
co-oierate iu such work
Skcosd, That the above road work be
done this coming season aud finished be
fore tho 1st of November 1900
Third, That the subscribers have a
right to work out their subscriptions
uiidar the direction of the county court,
provided such subscribers furnish the
kind and ouahty ol labor uesireu on
demand of the tuperviaor or foreman In
charge, otherwlao the amount la due in
caah on demand of tho aupervieor or
authorixed local commitleo and lha
amount will be turned into ino county.
FoikTH, Alao provided tho citizent ol
Oregon City and vicinity and other
Intonated partiea will raite a turn e'tual
lo our aggregate auWription and apply
the aame upon what ia commonly known
a tho eld toll road from Eker'a ferry
bridge to the lower Clackamaa bridge.
It la our purpoao to rale by private
tobacriptlon the turn of two thouaaml
dollart loaid in the eonat ruction ol aall
portion of road and we pledge oortelves
to work together to tho end that tho
tame mar be completed thia year.
J II Tracy t TA 0O
Ooatavo l iaher 125 (X)
P Wilaon 100 00)
L II Kin hein 100 CO
F C lMt 60 0
BCIIaaley WOO
J C Hpugue 50 09
J 8 Gill 60 0O
Henry Bahler 60 00
Fred Garber 60 10
Alfred 8alee 60 0O
WFKirchem 60 CO
B A Bangtton 40 CO
F Schneider 40 00
W II Browo 30 00
E B Hawley 30 00
II R Reed 30 00
Philip Kohl 25 CO
M L Reed 25 0O
I L Clarke 25 00
Fred Moaer 25 00
T W Footer 25 00
M II Johmton 25 00
George Clarke 25 00
Willard W Aoaten 20 00
Samuel Gerbor 20 00
O D Robbina 15 00
E Swalea 30 00
J T Hatten 15 00
CC Thuo 25 00
J C Young 5 00
J F Cromer 20 00
W C Cromer 20 00
Miron Babler
G B Trotter
F II King
Frank P Wilaon
25 00
15 00
10 CO
25 CO
75 00
30 00
25 00
20 00
10 00
J C Kircbem
Jacob Haber
Henry Balemeier
Themai P McCubbin.
E L Arthur.
E A Baton 10 00
Ueorgee Swalea..,
John Zurbuclieo..
Charlet Thun ...
Abe Ktormer....,
David Cloener...,
Jacob Gerber, Jr. ,
John Ticken
ThooC Jubb
10 00
130 00
25 ft)
25 00
50 00
25 00
25 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 CO
20 00
10 CO
50O
1000
50 00
50 00
15 00
15 00
a ' Herman Fischer..
LW Hampton..
August Krueger.
C M Tracy
James N. Brown
Iontnl Newkiik
E Jfewkirk
11 L Patterson signed by II E Gill
FW Riebhoff ..
Jacob Durig i....
John Luenbergor
Julius Busch 15 00
ThouiaaWaack 20 00
Bernhard Fallert 30 00
A J Johnston 15 CO
Jacob Babler, 8r 25 00
Geo McConnell 101 00
Mitchell, Lewis A Staver Co.... 25 00
George Gardner 10 00
F S Hutchlns and E W Hutchins 40 00
A H Partch 20 00
John Schutter 15 00
Jocob Minder 6 00
JobnSprague 5 00
lioal Sprague 5 00
Rodereck Kerr 5 0O
A J Olderburg 5 00
HWllagemarn 15 00
John Hatton 20 00
J W Watts 5 00
J U Carr 5 OO
Charles Hatton 12 00
W 8 Shepperd 20 00
Grant Mumpower 10 00
A M Kirchem 40 00
Total ,
...2.5O3.0O
Indian Shopping baskets from 39 cents
up at Golden Rule Bazaar.
Brave Men Fall
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons in
tho blood, backache, nervonsness, head
ache and tired, listless, run-down feeling.
But there's no need to feel like that.
Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind.
He says: "Electric Bitters aro just the
thing for a man when he Is all run down,
and don't care whether ho lives or dies.
It did more to give mo new strength and
good appetite than anything 1 could take.
I can now eat anything and have a new
lease ou life." Only 50 cento, at Geo.
A. Haiding's Drug Store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
W. S, Philpot, Albany, Ga., says,
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did ma
more good than any pills I ever took."
Tbe famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness and liver and bowel troubles.
Gso. A. Harding,