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0Cttf Oregon City Enterprise. NO. 47 0KK00N CITY, OHKGON, FRIDAY, OCTOIIKK 5, HKjO. ESTARLISHED 1866 ANg UK OUKUUN CITY, Oldest Banktns Eoose !i !l! Cltf . (Ill up f'aillel, tw.uuu. luipiua, IJU.MOI, ...M.il, ' rtrvtii. .,, a rM.ins". ' . ia, ttHi' ' riai.. ,.iifll.i'klli ImhIii.h Iraii.mM. Mlt ! ! ul'lol to eherl, . pM,. lilll aud wrti illMMitiuled, (liiiiui "r "HU biMifbt, 1 ,i li.el MIlilNl ail'l inlil. world u4, Ma ii. .old available Ul auf arl ol Ilia t.fvM inbaniaa il1 on forlla ,iiio, """""' Turk. La I '' diilia. O. W. Kalliam 0. It. Pimli-k. .MMICK .V KAHTIIAM Attornoys-at-Law. Coiniiii rcliil, Ileal Kslnto mid Pro bate I.iiW, HH clttticH. Abstract of Title iiin.Ic, Moiiry Iisnrd )r j?( City, Orr-gnu V A D C. UTUl'KkTta. attorn kyh and CoUNHF.IjOUH at law Htm rr oaaoon aw, oaauon. rurnlth AUlrarla olTllla. Uwa Mnr. Fr cIum Mufii. and 1'iu.wl O.u.ral law mla.a. J C. hTlllCKLASP, M.D. (iMillal and IVlraia P.lrtanre ) Oflar bis .fufloiial af vlree lo Ilia -ym ol Orrtfim ami virlnlly. KtIbI llaiilliiu iialil 10 t'slarrh ami I liriilile dlaaaMia lUal of ra(r nrae (Ivan, tiftlr In WMamlU (luUdlng Offlnt liourai 10 lo I:' a. in., 4 la 0 p. m. l( K(io.S CUY UHKOON KO. C. IIKoWSKM.. ATTORNEY AT I. AW Oregon CHr. - " Oregon Will rartlla In all ll.arourU ol III laU. (iRIct In Ciunal.1 bullillni. JU. I.. L I'lCKKNrt, DEXTIHT. Trlrod MoloraU. All Operation i Urlltnnt. Ilarclay lttil.lin Oregon City, Or. - " y h. runs. ArtiMlNKY AT I. AW. orfl .w oU If tintlaiy' Irng Htnr. Oron ( nr. - ' Oregon. HCHDKHKL Va put(.tir ybpoful. ATTOUSEYAT LAW. Offltw or McKilirlrk a Hlir Hints, hear tli Han of 0r" City. Oaauos Cut (laiuon. (, K- IIAYKH ATTOllNKY AT I. AW. rlcll atUnllnn ! t'ouniy Wl and 1'robal niatura. Ome I'patalrs, 0'xl' Huti.lry H ilora. J U.CAMI'HKI.L, ATTOUNKY AT LAW, ommoiiCitv. "on- Will eraellr la all Ihs oourts ! Ihs sial. 01 irm. In taulold buudiua. rpilE COMMICRCULBAKIi Of OHKOUN CITY. laplul, 1100,000 . . - . .MM HI I .11 UaN mad. dl.c.mmad. Mi m la-t...tii. Mur . aud aall. chain- on all P u liilhallnlt-ilui. iir..M aiid Hon Koif. lopla ra-alad lublwi o cha. okiu frtimlA..!or U C. UT0UHTT. l'r....W..R p,,,. A. 8. DIIKS8KK. ATTOIINKYATLAW. Oinc0Tr MoKltlflck'.Hhon Btr. ha orOriK"t'lly' I ClTT, OikuoN. ATTORNEY AT LAW iiTcTiororTT ru--inB. 0ltlo nail 10 Orn on OUT KnU rprl'. D U, FRANCIS FREEMAN, DENTIST QradiiRla of the NortliwonUirn Unlver- itv Ihmtnl Holiool, Clil iK0. Alno Amerlcn ColleKOot DonUl Huruory, Wllliimett WotiL, to on City. JOHN YOUNGER 1 Opp. Huntley's Drug Store, FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN Uroat Britain and America. PATENTS nFKinNS TRanC. MARKS AND COPYHIUHTI OBIAINEO AOVICI M TO PATENTABfl-ITY EE) EE NoUoaln"lnntlvaAe" PflC C Charge mooamla. No hi lUll lp.Unt to wcorad t UtUraatriotlyoonndanUal. Add". 1 1. 0. tlQOERI, P.Unt LiwjWMWnjtoDC. SCHOOL BOOKS At Portland Prices., Wo Oivo Pencils, Tablets. Rulers, and Book Covers FREE CHAMIM & CO. Cut Price Druggists, Oregon City, Ore. A Full Line of t'ndorwear, Cotton, Half Wool and All Wool, for Men, Women and Children, JL'HT UECEIVED at lrl-ra liwrr 'I haiN rtlaiMU. The pai If You NVoiU i r-k i At" nk vrinnnn LoWt CAI-U AT TIIK KNTBHI'HIMB. . 1900 M3ds1 IMPERIAL WHEELS $25 4 $30 Strictly High-Grado, Fitted with Any Kind of Tires. Call and Seo Our Samples Before You Buy. .TERMS EASY.'.' Pope & Co. Oregon City, Or. Cor. 4th and Main Sts. M'KINLEY WILL WIN A Toll of (lift I'tilon (ilve Him 2.',S Klectoral VoIph. CIIOKKK TO (OITROli lAR01AR An AtUnipt Mu on thr I're.ldfiit'i Life ilt-brlii Capture Captain hhlelda nod (I Mrn. Waiiiiikotok, Oct. l.-Th New York HraM publil a poll of ttt Uxlty, howliig: McKlnlry, 2.H oi; Bryn, M; ami duU(ut, 21. TIib doubtful iiUiea sr Indiana. MudUua and Idaho, with tlie indication that they ar more likuly tog') lor McKinley than for Bryan. The aiateii which otl for Bryao four yeara aito. and are iclvnn aa i'jra lo vote lor Mt-Klnlry, are South Uakota, Kaoaat Wanhlnuton and Wyoming. The autea which oted for McKinley four year ago and are placed In the Bryan colama thii year, are Kintucky and Maryland. The llnrald aay that the poll ia ma-le attir a mol careful Inreatlifatioo by ll corre ap"JenU in every part of the country. Nothing hot a mat upheaval, (it which there ia no lign. could c!iafi the result, according to it view. Oiwold Ottrndorfer, of the New York 8lat Zeitur.g. taa declared agalnat Bryan. He la the roont potent German Influonce In the country, and will prob ably prevent any wholeaali defection of German from the republican party. WAaiimoToH, Kept. M.-More treaaoo able Filipino correapondence ha been caplmel which ahow that the preaent outbreak a are for the purpose of lonu encinK the elect iona In the United State. F. Handioo, writing to another man, how that he ia ur(ing all the leadera not lo accept anything lo the way of peace prop all by the Philippine Com minion, but to atand firm. He aya: 'If the election of Mr. McKinley be acrorapliahed and the revolution In China be wiped out. and the war in the Traoayaal take on new complication, then will I be ihi Oral lo accept the pttace lhat I brieve to be neceaaary, thouKh it be at the cottol acknowledging the eoverrlifnty of tne United fcute. ince I consider that our force are now impotent to defend our aacred and legiti mate righla." 8andico ia the man bo often quoted by 'I'ettigrew in behlf of the anti-expan- iunista. A letter from the general Philippine iunU at Hung Kong, to be distributed among the leading Insurgent in the Philipines, contains much more of the same sort, and also much in the way of uiisrwpreaenlation ot the purpose of Ihi iroverntnent, and urge all FilipinoJ to submit lo no armistice unless it contains a promise ot independence. General Fanston has written a letter aaying he has captured document con taining instruction transmitted by Agui naldo to his lutordinat to keep up the fight until election, hoping that they may bring about the defeat ot McKinley, and eaying that their only hope of inde pendence lies in the election of Bryan. II ANN A OS BRYAN. killed and wounded, Hhlelda among thr latter. Information sent by letter from the connufidlng officer at Boac, dated 20th, teceived Heptemler 21, consisted of rumor through native. "The Yorktown and two gunlaU, George Anderarjn (Colonel Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry), with two companies Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry, sent to Marindii'jue immediately. Andorson confirm the first report a to capture, but was unable, on September 27. to give detail and pretient whereabouts of Shield and party, or name of the killed and wounded. Ilia Information will probably be available soon. Anderson ha order to commence operation im mediately and move relentlessly, until Shield and hi party are rescued. Lo gan will lie nt to Marinduque, if nee eaeary, to clear np the situation. "MCARTMUR" Chicaoo, Oct. 3. A epecial ta the Rrd from Canton, Ohio, tayc Infor mation waa made publUi last night tbat another plot had been discovered to as- tassinate Preaident McKinley. Infec tives connected with the afeguarding of the president say tbat tbere are three men either here or on ttwir way to kill the oreideot. Extra policemen bave been detailed to enforce an order lasued by Mayor Robertson, ex-offlclo chiel of police, which notifies all policemen to keeD close watch on all itrangera In the city and to be particular to watch for two Italian wbo will probobly be accom panied by an old man. Mayor Roberteoo, in speaking about Uie matter, aaid : "The word first came to the secret service department at Chicago. An anonymous letter wa received by the United State Secret Service authoritiee there stating tbat the throe men lor wboae apprehension we were on the lookout were expected to amva in Can ton during the day. Thn far tbey have not come, but we are keeping a cloe watch for them." RKAL KSTATfc TRA.1SFKR.1. Faralshrd Every Week by the Clark, ma A attract ft Trust Company. Saya Crokar Has Keen rromlaed Patron ago of Sew York. Unlea the ituatjon change material-1 ly, Maraland will give her eight electoral vote to Bryan, yet tbat taU gaye Mc- Klnler 22.000 plurality over Bryan four year ago. Une year before, Maryland elected a republican governor for the first tim. The year McKinley earned the state, the entire delegation of aix Congressman were Republicans. Two years ago, the Republicans elected four, and the Democrats two Congressman. One year ago, the atate went Democratic by about 15,000 on the governorship. J Broetjs to ft Snyder. 2.04 acres in Crow claim $ fi D C Latourett to F Gosaer, 40 ace sec 8. 17. 1 2 1, r 3 e 350) O II Wishart to O Deute, 54 feet blk 101 O C W U 8 lo C A Rath e ne swi ne'4 sec 14, t3s. Me Fat F Sechtem to J Mlady, 26.67 Dec 1, 2,12. r 2 e 816 F Sechtem to F Ott, 6 acre sec I, 2.t4s.r2e 185 L A Wells to II M Montour, sely 60 ft ioU 7 and 8, blk 60, O C. . . 300 II II Wheeler to E F Kiley, 80 acs sec 12. 1 4 s. rle 525 L D Johnson to E F Riley, IoU in Minthorn 109 II C Simmons to II Cor. 80.55 acs Foster claim 809 J Parrott to J Adkina, 6 acs see 12 t4.rle 259 C T Clark to T and S Clark, lota 4, 5 sec 18, t2s, r5e 1 C II Dye to C Harnack, ae nX K swl see 26, 1 5 s, r 1 e 1209 E F Riley to C Iunker, 34.60 acs sec 13, t2s,r 4e 409 II M Cake to O S Nichols, tract In Straight claim, t2s,r2e I I 8 McArthnr to D 3 McArthur lota 6, 7. t 8, blk 7. also 1st 5 blk 1 flew Era 1 J A Thayer to J B Moore blk 119, 121 0 C 2500 J A Thayer to E M Moore, blk 08 O C 1209 Sec Sav and T Co to G II Goobel, 28.7 acs sec .t 4s, rle 439 W L Beotley to R W . Wilbur, 32 rda Matlock claim 509 Oeo Appleykrd to B Sorrenson, Mining claim Cbas Wetzler to E D Miller, tract Wbitcomb claim 1 U S to W Pomeroy, lot 5 blk 6 O C Pat THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT & TRU8T CO. are the owners of the copy right to the Thome system of abstract indexes, for Clackamas county, and bavw be only complete aet of abstracts in the) County, can furnish information as to ttle to land' at once, cn application. Loans, Investments ,real estate, abstracts etc. Office over Bank of Oregon City. Call and investigate. Address box 377 Oregon City, Oregon. a Economy Cleveland, Sept. 30. Senator Hanna arrived here from New York this morn ing, and led tonight for Chicago. It is hi purpose to return to New York about themiJdleof October, hut he expects to 1 be In Chicago the closing week of the I campaign. In an luterview, Senator ! Hanna said be wa pleased with the outlook in New York, where thing were looking belter than a month ago. Re ferring to his recent interview in this city, in which he was quoted aa saying Mr. Bryan hud promised to let Richard Croker name one of the men of the cabi net, if elected, Senator Hanna said: "I have never denied that 'interview. In fact, what I id about Crocker and a cabinet position ha been subtantiated during the past week. I knew what I waa talking about when I said that Brvan had promised Crokor the naming of one of the cabinet officer. I know that Brvan ha promised to let Croker diatnbute the Federal patronage in New York, and If Bryan is elected, Croker can put ex-Snator Edward Murphy in Bryan's cabinet." IN HANDS Or KKHKLS For Cash GROCERIES 2 Wholesale Prices. HARRIS' GROCERY, Cantata Shield And Tarty Captured In Marinduque. Washington, Sept. 28 The war de partment has received the following ca blegram trora General MacArthur: "Manila, Sept. 23. Adjutant-General, Washington: September 11, Captain Devereaux Shields, with 51 men of Com F. Twenty-ninth Regiment United States Volunteer Infantry, and one hospital corps man, left Santa Cruz, Marinduque by the gunboat Villaloboe, for Torrijos, Intending to return overland to Santa Crus. Have heard nothing since from Shields, Scarcely doubt that the entire party has been captured with many The manufacturers of Royal Baking Powder have always declined to produce a cheap baking powder at the sacrifice of quality. The Royal is made from the most highly refined and wholesome ingredients, and is the embodiment of all the excellence possible to be attained in the highest class baking powder. Royal Baking Powder costs only a fair price, and is cheaper at its price than any similar article. Samples of mixtures made in imitation of baking powders, but containing alum, are frequently dis tributed from door to door, or given away im grocery stores. Such mixtures are dangerous to use in food, and in many cities their sale a prohibited by law. Alum is a corrosive poison, and all physicians condemn baking powders containing it. SOYAl BAKING POWDER CO.. 100 WLUM ST., NEW YORK.