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Oregon City Enterprise. VOL.35. N0.T1. OKKUON CITY, OIUWON, FRIDAY, NOVEMfiKU 2, 1000. ESTABLISHED 18C6 ... jANK or OMROCN :ITT, Oldcit Biikim noose !i the Clir. I'd l1 up ('.ltal. (UI UIO. Sulplu., riiiiHt, cstaiM s. rrrtu. vii rui'iiimt, in. 4. mama, vaiaiaa. ntnii.ii. A orl lianiliif Imaliia.i Irannam!, tHMllt r'l.f ubm)i in nlinnt. Air1 lillli suil nuiti1liiiiiiiiK, (inn Hi; ml cll wrriili bouilil. Imdi mvU on llkhlt (Murltr, ginhM IxiUfhl tll't fiild. ( Hwiiliiiif ui.U nninillf . 1wIm hi lliil In aur pari id lh orlit lximrililn inliiii ullim fortlauil, Mu fiiioli.l)liliau4 Hw York. iKiwI lj oil lliii dailli. (). V. Knslliam 0. It. Diml. k. DIMICK A KAKTIIAM Attornoys-at-Law. ('oiijiii'TcUI, Kal Kntntn and l'r- bato I.rw, HH'clnltlcH. Attracts of Title made, Money limned Oregon City, Orcm ii t i.c. LAToi'Hmia, ATTORNEYS AM) COUNHKWIKH AT LAW main arassr oaaoo mv, on. furiil.h AUK.rU til Till. Iwn Mmi? . Fnr vUf M.ii(, ul Oautacl U.uil MW MllllpMI. U. STRICKLAND, M. I. (Ilwilil and I'rival Kirlir ) (titer hi prulr.aional rvlra to lli -.l til Orruli Clljf ml ll Inlljr. hrl llanlluii paid lo )'lrrli (ml ( Ii runic iIiwim. IL.t nf rlr. Iir Klm. Ultlr In WlllamrlUI HulMliiK ortlr liotirti 10 lo lit. in., I lu 0 p. m. OltKtioN CI TY OllKODS (JKO.t IIH"WNKt.l., ATTORNEY AT LAW Oregon City, Oregon Will praiMliw In all llisniUrts of Hi itU. mo In CaulltUI bulMlng. JR. L. L. PICKENS, DKNTIST. Prices Moderate. All Gilaratibisd, Operations Barclay Building Ormon City, Or. B. fltKS. ATTultSKY AT LAW. om.- o.mi.Ii Kuinlrjf Ini Huir. Orttfou City. - lr(Cii. C. FC1IUKHKI.. ' ATTOltNKV AT LAW. Offlcw or Mi Klllrlrk'i HIh 8ir, nar lh lUnk ol OlrK.HI CUT. Oiiuoii City (IBIUuM. Q K. IIAYKH ATTOHNKY AT LAW. H(ll aiimlin pvn l (bounty ("unit ml I'rouat niillor. Offlc l'pialra, opUs mm. leys ll'Kik tor. 1 U.CAMPUKI.L, J ATTORNEY AT LAW, UklttoM CITY, Oaiao. Will praollr In all lhemirti l th Mai. Of Be. In luIJ buinltn. T pilB COMMK( UL PAH a Of OKItUON CITY. I.pll.1. "00-tW Ta All ACT A eaWpBALPAP - Un m.. HIH rtwrnuiiHM. " locllnn In. Mu..n4.lli'hMoii ! H'lU hm I'lilioA HUIM. Kun.p ami Hmil " 4lu rvraltcKt aiibjiwl U ohnk Hauk Inlh llvIMM oixo Irum A. n. la i r. H. It C. LATUl'KBTTK. Tea-Mori. r. J. M K Y K K Caklr. A. H. 1KKSHKK, ATTUltNKYATLAW. 0ltlc0rr Mi'Kltlrlrk'l Hhixi Blort, l.rr Hi Hank of Orrgon Oily. Okkioh City, L.HOKTKR. ATTORNEY AT LAW rrACTiorrraaTY ruamiHio. Oltlc nit HOroinn CIIY Rni-rprl. " D"' YfllUCW frkeman, DENTIST Gradiute of tha Northwontrn Unlver- itV Duntal School, CliU'0. AUo American Uolloneol lHmUl Burijory, Wlllamntta Work, re on City. JOHN YOUNGER, ' Opp. Huntley's DniR Store, FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN Great Britain and America. PATENTS DESIGNS TRADE-MARKS AND COPYHIUHII OHiaintu ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY NoUi in " Inventlv Alio " "IlowtoobUln HtcnU" FREE OnorffM modml. No Ami till patent li nwured IttnrmrlotlTOonflilontlttl. Adilnaw. E. 0. 8I00EHS. Patent Lawyer. Waihlngton. DC. SCHOOL At Portland Prices.. Wo Givo Pencils, and Book Covers FREE CHAKMAN & CO. Cut Price Druggists, A Full Line Rainy-Day Skirts, Capes and Jackets at THE If You Wit nt l'lrt-clrt Job CALL, AT TIIIC KNTICHI'UIHIC. 1900 Model IMPERIAL WHEELS $25 $30 Strictly High-Grado, Fitted with Any Kind of Tires. Call and See Our Samples Before You Buy. .TERMS EASY.V HSMirWfnirlV.lIM GROCERIES Wholesale Prices. HARRIS' GROCERY, BOOKS Tablets. Eulers, Oregon City, Ore. of FAIR STORE printir;; At Lowtnt Haten. Pope & Co. Oregon City, Or. Cor. 4th and Main Sts. For Cash First Corner From Court House. AWFUL HAVOC Tim H.rl or New York (I'y Vl-Il With a Tcrilhlo Kpl Ion. ((ML MI.XKUH (JO RACK TO WORK llir, L'flH'd Slatp Kow If hi a I'opula I on or :(l,2:,,2 a Gain of 13, 2. ',',( o 10 Years Niw Yohk, 0,1 2U Aa the reault of a mall fire, aoveral ezDloiion of cliernl- rail occurml In Tarrant & Co.'a drug 'Uire, at Wairen and (inx-nwlch atreeti, today ami blaw down a dozon buildlrig and badly daunted a acore of other. Tli lona of life la not known, but from all onrcet of Information it la ualhured that tbxre are txirliapa tlia bodi of 30 trona J In tlia ruin, tboagh, because of the hot jdithria and the alowrieM of the moving of lit, no body had breu removed up to mid- nlglit. CUM Crokwr, ot the Fire Dnpait ment, Mid tonight that the toai f fully I,5n0.()00. The building, deitroyed were: Heven iUjry brick and atone structure, ocr o iied by Tarrant & Co., wholesale jdriiKKl"Uj the F. T. Wltte Hardware I Company and Rreitenbach & Co., manu 1 factorrra of patent melicinM. j heven-atory brick building, occupied :by Eppem, HmithA Weinman Company, coflVe-rotating houae. Flve-atory brick balldiog, occopied by Ixx ke A Conklin, produce dealers jDoou laa Sc Co , eheoae ; Kahn, bakers' supplies and Hopping A Campfield, broomsticks and bruomstraw. Six-story brick, occupied by Aller, dried fruits; Hsven's Drug Store A Spice Company ; Flska A Co., and Acantina A Cnneo, fruitdealers. Five-story brick, need as a hotel. Five story brick, occupied by the Mor ris Jsckaon Flan Company and Hart A Co , butter and cheese. Five-story brick, occupied by Shlveley, printers' msterials; O'Keele A Shiveley, printers; Morris Jsckaon Flsg Company and Boerne, butter and eggs. Four-story brick, unoccirpied. Four-story brirk, occupied by Bebrrosn produce, and Kornaheens, storage and screens. Four-story brick, occupied by Erneat, saloon; Hese A Ohlsbubls, supplies; Ursoatto bananas. Seven-story brick, occupied by Epplns, Smith A Co., tas sod coffees. Five-story brick occupied by Hartman. einboeiiing and etsmping, csrdboard fac tory ; Lifaitch, ciitsrs; Rosenberg, ssloon. The work of the firemen saved the buildings fronting on Cbambera atreet from total deatiuclion, and tlia fire was baited after it had eatA about 100 feet southward into the block below Warren. Thirty-five persons were reported miss HiK, and 100 men, women aud children are on the list of the injured. The search for bodies is going on, and will be con tinued all night. Hamltoh, Pa., Oct. 25. The follow ing statement was given out for publica tion tonight by Pregident Mitchell, of the United Mineworkers: "Temporsry Headquartera, United Mineworkers of America, Hazelton, Pa., October 25. 1000. To the miners snd mineworkers of the anthracite region Gentlemen After carefully canvassing the entire strike situation, we, jour ; officers, district snd national, have con cluded that your victory is so nearly complete mat no good end can be served h continuing the strike longer. The contest has been in progress for 30 days, J r I and tno companies employiag you have, I with few exceptions, signified their wil lingness to pay the scale of wages formu lated by the Scratiton convention of October 12 and 13. Wabiiinoton, Oct. 30 The official an nouncement of the total population of United States for 19J0 is 70,295,220, of which 74,627,,.7 are contained in the 45 Btates, representing apdroximately the population to be used for apportionment purposes. There is a total of 134,108 Indians not taxed. The total population in 1890, with which the aggregate popu ation of the present census should be compared, was 03,069, 750. Taking the 1890 population as a basis, there has been a gain in population of 13,225,404 during the last 10 years, representing an inctease of nearly 21 per cent .NEWS OF THE WEEK. Friday, Oct. 20. Marquis of Lansdowne is to bo pro moted to the position of foreign secretary for Great Britain. Lord Salisbury will retain the office of prime minister, Yankee competition forceB a big drop in the price of steel rails in Great Britain and sinaehes the British manufacturers' combine that fixed the rate. King Menelik forbids tobacco smoking in Abyssinia and seizes all tobacco stocks. Boxers post a proclamation In southern China saying they are organized through out the empire to destroy all "foreign devils." More massacres seem imminent. Clunem legation in I'.erlln aays Em peror Kutng f leu will reenter Fekin In a month. Frpullent Mitcholl ofHcially declared the anthracite strike off at all collieries that hare pouted uoticra of the 10 per cent advance. Lyman J. Gage talk! on the silver isaue to the republicans at Brooklyn. Interviews with Indiana cltinna In'Il cate that both the rohibition and ocisl democratic vote will be much larger than unual. Samuel Alechnler of Chicago, give his views on the main issues and aays he is ready to apeak from the saiae platform with Judge Yates. W. J. Bryan is welcomed In several cities of New Jeraey by demonstrative crowds. Many Princeton students listen to a speech. Saturday, Oci. 27. Allies enter Paotinic-Fu and learn that missionaries and 2,003 converts were put to death after awful torture by the vice roy's order. Chinese report death of Cabinet Mem ber Kang Yi from "sickness" and tha suicide of Gov. Yu Ilsien as their pun ishment for aidiug the Boxers Belgian war correspondent reports the mafaacra of 15,000, rather than 1,000, Chinese by Russians along tha Amur. Five American soldiers were killed in aaevere battle with Filipinos near Nar vican, Lozon. The Boers have captured Jacobsdal, tha British losing thirty-four out ot fity two men. John Sherman's will divides (2,600,000 among relatives and colleges n..i. i. .t I,. ie mn on i Vnii 1VI ItlQ ayui vieru v vw tv aw g 000 "floating votes" In Indiana Is said to' have been distributed by both repobli-l cans and democrats, ' W. J. Bryan concludes bis tour of New Jersey. To-day ha will speak at New Haven, Connecticut. Friends of Judge Yates nrge bin) to announce that he will serve out hia four years if elected governor, and not seek the senstorship.- Two republican orators at Chicago are injured during a riot about a "prosperity wagon." One hundred thousand adherents of the gold standatd will parade the down town streets of Chicago to-day. Sunday, Oct. 28. No show for Bryan in the state of Washington. Clida Vaughn, con'eved brutal atsai aut of Lula Jones in jail at Salem. Government will begin at once im provement of Columbia Riyr channel opposite Astoria. Nome morality list for year ending September 1,1900. A Great N arnie There are many brands of baking powders, but 44 Royal Baking is recognized at once as the brand of great name, the powder of highest favor and reputation. Everyone has absolute confi dence in the food wrhere Royal is used. Pure and healthful food is a matter of vital importance to every individual. Royal Baking Powder assures the finest and most wholesome food. ROY At BAKINQ POWDER CO., WaUh, the Colorado millionaire, forma a partnership with King Leopold. Sweden Is ufToiing from a scarcity of money. Californla'i population is 1.4H5.053. It Is reported tt.at Harrimah-Vander hilt interests have secured control ot Ibet Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Ringer Hermann says tbera ara sat doubtful states on this coast. All are for McKlnley. Monday, Oct. 29. Steyn establishes his capital la tns Free State. Portland has advanced from 100th to 421 place in rank of cities. Roosevelt concluded his tour witb a mon ater treating in Madison-Square Garden, New York. Senator Hanna addressed railroad roeaa la Chicago. Chicago republicans today will bava A p trade 40 miles long. Professer Mas Mailer, the fsmoua phil ol gist, died in London, sxd 77. Japan wishes to bold the balance of pjwer lo the Orient. A new title It suggested (or Queer Victoria. Toe Boers ara aaid to have 15,009 armed men in the field in Orange River Colony. Tuesday, Oct. 30. Roisevelt concluded hit tour of New York SUte witb a speech in .BtnghsmtoB. A republican parade laating nix boors and a half waa tha culmination of the) campaign in Chicago. Stevenson spoke at Democratic mass meeting in Chicago last night. ew I ork democrats gavs xrran an- .... olllr reception. Conger charges Captain Hall, of U Marine Corps, with cowardice. Twenty-five thousand bushels of Idabo wheat abipped to Chicago. Wednesday, Oct. 31. Geneva, N. Y., rowdies tried to pre vent a Roosevelt meeting. Croker contemplates election riots to carry tha election for Bryan. Cleveland's views on the leading ques tions are nncbsnged. Bryan thinks he has mors than an ayesi chanoa in New York. Our dealings witb China will ba through Minister Conger. Franca may rend a large fore to Caav ton. China proposes an indemnity of Jt40, 000,000. Kruger will travel incognito in Europe. Boers derailed another tiain. The French Ministry is about to faiL Salisbury will transfer the Foreign Sec retaryship to Lord Lansdowne. Oregon's population is 413,532. is a guarantee of superior worth Powder" There nre many imitation bakinp powders, made from alum, mostly sold cheap. Avoid them, as they make the food unwholesome. 100 WILLIAM ST., NCW YORK,