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Ore c GON ENTERPRISE. T Trirw I 1 t. - 1 ii, ; NO. 13 it Is t " OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 19U2. ESTABLISHED 1866 1 1. U .IWHTIIT Attohsky at Law. Cuufiold I5ld., Oregon City. r ': ' 1 . CA M I'll 1C I.I,. ATTORNEY AT LAW, .iD- N,;,TT' (Union. yog , iflilnlii alii ne court tit Hie Hat. 01- illr.c'. mi t iid ti mi. liiu;. hi., Mlltl till.,' L.I'UltTKR. li..-' C...U ATTOltNKY AT LAW unii ii:.TAi'Tior raursm rimxiiiMin, m nu Uf l to Orojt.u t!ll KoN n ri t. fore hat 3 1 U"S it A P.U. tATOUKKIH, ..;. , ' . ''iTOJiMKYS AND Y,- COUNSF.LOKH AT LAW , , !f (Ul nrHKMT OKKdDN CITY, Kk(JO. ul V'1"'' bilraflta of Tula. Loan Itonsr rVr- ti. uiiidv Murliraite, truol (itinera) ilul.j Law Muln- Vi L , . ! -l. ! 1 10. P HKuWNKI.L, i ATTOUNF.Y AT LAW i nfr. ij.,n City. " Oregon "i 6 Will practice I" H lb courts of Misstate. I 11 lit;' ' l:i I'atilW-M building. r - J). W. EuHtham 0. It. Jiimi.k. tk D1MICK A EASTHAM !-,; Attornevs-at-Law. wiJoniMinrcial, Ileal Khtato find Pro ttv bate Law, SiK-eiultirH. ';ibsirai:U of Title made, Money Loaned rOn ;;on City, Oregon 1A. 8. DUKSHEK. ATTOHN KY-AT-I.A W. ir'OMi''ovr McKUtriik'n Him Htma, tirat r,v the Hank l Oregon City. .. OMf.uon ClTr, ttv i kj W, McANULTY . JuHtico of tlio Peace. 16! . of V ill attend loeolliTlioiiKiiil K-ll rrnliiip. . 01!l(oii Mln Kirl, y'. Ovfr Ji:kon, IllryrI Sl.op,tpp. f 1 tti.il-) t Ori-g'in Cll.. :' ' .W. B- U'RtB ' 0. 8chabel U'REN & SCHUEBEE Attorney at Lnw. is.Will i raclli'e in H inn., tuske culU'Clion M kiiil i-ulniriii of K'lr. , t Kurn'-ii ltreu if till, lnil ynti niotiy init Imil yuiir monry im ttri niurKiKe. Offlco In Entorprlso Building, 4 Ongo" City, Orrxon. uJOIEUT A. MILLER r ATTORNEY AT LAW "I-cikI Title and Lnl OrfJcc I tuHliiCHM o Hpeclolty j WiU practice in all Courts of the State . i; Room 3, Wriiilunl liMg. ! , oj p. Court House, Onan Cil v. Oregon ,. I !'!(EO.T. HOWARD ' Kl'.AL ESTATKAND INSURANCE j . NOTARY PUBLIC At Koil Front, Court House Block , Oregon City, Oregon Qt A..STUAKT, M-1). .( Olllce III WillainHte HIilK. ,. Or'K'inCliy, OrK'' ! tHlae houri 10 ni. to Vi in., 1 lo 4 p. in. anil 7 In H . in. t . eprrlal altphtlon puld lo Ulieuiimllini ii'ii , Fenmle l)meam. Call anwerd day or tiitit. D U. FRANCIS FKEKMAN, DENTIST Graduate of the Northwpntein Univor Bit v Denial Kcliool, Chicaiio. A!bO American Colletreof Dental Surgery, ( Willamette Illock, Ougon City. L. L TICK ENS, DENTIST. 1'r ceB Moderate. All ())tralione Gnarautei'd. 1 ly Building - Orecon Cily, Or. J SNK OF OREGON CUT, Oldest liiun Eonse u tie Citj. PitM npri.iti,w,ooo. Surplus ju,fiil. I'l-itrirt, - cvtu.K . crnLP. ' ' rnmiuiKT, eicu. a. haiimi. j - iik. a. a CiuriiLD ' : "crtlbinklng biifliiemi Irmimipted. It! ronelreil tilipct lo cnerk . rOTed bill! and uolci dlnonuntrd. ' ty ind clly wrrtii bonitht. .t mil oi tv'lble iiiciulty. ' boanhtand told. !ilmu mule promptly. J mild iTillaole lu any purt of the world phlo etoliannei loldon Portlud, baa cUeo.riblcaf a and New York. at pat J on tlma depoalta. ID licit HuHlt In town at MA naiiU. LIGHT AND WHITE Cannot lu niado with an inferior grado flour. That h why Portland Flouring Mills Flour is almost univorsally UKtd wliertver it is known. Ayk your Ktocer for it. Mado ly patent process. Annual Clearance Sale Big Reduction in ail Leather Goods DAY KRAUSSE BROS Shoe Store. jrArjrATArArjrATATArArATArATjrArATATATATATATJXjrATAli SECOND ANNUAL SALE -7VT- The pair Store Evo-y tlxing; Kcduced Brunswick House & Restaurant Newly Furnished Rooms. Meals at All Hours. Prices Reasonable. Opposite Suspension Bridge. Only FirHt Class Restaurant In Town. MURROW'S BARRED ROCKS Aro at tho toj. Have won at two of the largest "hows in the Northwest, 1 DO I -ID02, also at tho ntato fairs. Look up their record. Some fine breeding cockrcla from our prize winning strain $2.00 and up. Also a few while rock cockrela 12.00. Eggs $2.00 per netting. J. MURROW & SON, Oregon City, Ore. ARE DEAF? YOU " 1 : a .V; ''A ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE MOW CURABLE by our new invention. Oniy those bom deaf are incurable. HEAD HOiSES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS I BAtriMomt, Md., March to. tool. Gtnllrmn : Ilrliiir entirely oirrd of drnfncM. thank to your trcatmeut, I will uow giveyoa a full liistorv of inv case, lo lie'iisnl ot vour iliwrcliini. Almiit live ynim ami my nijht cur began to sing, and thia kept on getting worne, until I lost my Itrarinu in thin enr entin lv. I unilrrwrnt a treatment Cur catnrrh. for three month, without any ucce. consulted a num ber of plivici.ni. amo-ii; other, the mo-l eminent ear iecialist of thia city, who told nie tha. only an ix-raiiin emil 1 hrlp me. nml even that only teiiijxuurily, that the head noises would then im, but the hfarinn in the affected ear would lie loi forever. I lin n u w vour alvc rtieincnt arcidrir.ally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat, mrtit. Aflrrlliad "veil it onlv a few ilnv accoriliiiR to your direction, the noie craned, and to dnv. niter five week, my hearin.r in the dieaed tar ha tieen entirely rentored. I thank you heartilv mid lieg to remain Very trulv your A. V ltMAN, 730 S. Broadway, n.illitnore, Md. Our fi'ratim'nt doc not interfere Siaminnion and VHI! P'U fMIPC Vfll'DCCI C AT U.OHIC aiivKt-fue. iUU UHll UUilL 1UU1IOLLI HI ISUIfIL IriTERriATiOr.AL AURAL CLIIJIC, Mention tbe Entcri-rise wben PRINTING We are prepared to execute firt-clas$ Printing promptly at the lowest prices conilent with skillful and intelligent execution. ENTERPRISE PRINTERY Your Work Solicited. T OREGON CITY H TH The Only KirH-ClaRg Hotel in town. J A toll CAHHKL, IVoprlittur. ' U IIUIJJIJ BREAD CHARLES CATTA, Proprietor ANY HEAD NOISES? with your usual occupation. at a nominal eoMf. 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHiCACO, ILL aniiwering adverticement. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION COURT DENIES COUNTY'S APPEAL MrUridu'M Detlnlon In the Monies Case Affirmed. OPINION BY JUSTICE WOLYEKTOS Hull Wai BriDKhl In Circuit Court to iMr mliie a Cennicllng or Advene Claim to Realty. j Tlie State Supreme Court Monday de cided against the county in the suit of Revliiter C. B. Moorea, of the land office, lo dt-teriuirie an advfrd claim to really. ,'Tue principal" points of law, briefly stated, are; I "Where a tax sale lias been made un der an illeKul ainestunent, the owner of the property ia entitled to decree re Jstraininu the county Irom annertinx its : title under a purchase at auch sale, but 'this injunction will not extend to forbid idinjr the county to annert lis right, if it has any, lo aaeHS a valid tax against the proierty and collect." The (Iti inlon siys in part : Charles B. Moore, respondent, vs. Clackamas Countv, appellant, from Clatkamas County; T. A MeBride, Jude; affirmed; opinion by Wclverton, Justice. Thia was a suit to determine cobflict iiiK or adverse claim to realty. Plaintiff alleged that he s the owner of the premises in question; that the county j claimed ome interest in the property adverse to his full enjoyment of tbe same, and that the claim was without rilil. He atkrd that defendant be required to sol up title. Clackamas County an swered, saying that plaintiff had refused to pay any prt of the taxs due on the proprrty for the years 1892 and 1893, amounting to fDOO and $1353 27, and that in this suit plaintiff souitht to avoid said laxen, coutrary to equity and good con science. Plaintiff replied affirmatively, setting np his own title, and the fact re garding an illegal assessment and sale of the property. The plaintiff won in the court below, and Clackamas County ap pealed. The Supreme Court says: ''It is conceded by counsel for defend ant that the assessment forming the basis of the certific ates of tax salea against which the plaintiff is invoking the reme dial arm of equitable jurisdiction is void and wholly insufficient upon which to base a tax sale, the cardinal contention beirg that no suit can be maintained against a county to avoid the payment of taxes. But this is not a suit of tint nature. The purpose of plaintiffis toget rid of thete Sheriff's certificate of sale, which he claims are void, not on theit face, but under the facts alleged and de veloped by the evidence. Under the decisions in the cases of Trust. Company vs. Aylsworth and Hughes vs. Linn County, plaintiff is not without a remed) . "This brings us to defendant's next contention, that plaintiff's remedy, if he had any, was by suit to remove a cloud, and not to quiet title or to determine an adverse interest. ...In many instances, it is undoubtedly true that the object to be obtained may be accomplished by the adoption of either remedy. In the one case the plaintiff sets up the facts, show ing the cloud and its invalidity, while in the other he calls upon tho defendant to set up the character of his claim, that it may be adjudicated upon and fts legal effect determined, and thereby have the plaintiff's title quieted. The plaintiff has preferred the latter mode of proced ure in the present instance." It is held that the fact that the defend ant's c'aim was first set up In plaintiff's reply was immaterial in thia case, and the opinion closes: "The decree in this case should simply restiain the defendant from trie assertion of any claim, right or title under and by virtue of the certificate of tale and the tax proceedings upon which they are founded. We do not desire to be under stood as enjoining the county from as serting its right, if it has any, to assess a Valid tax against these premises, and coltect it." WHIT 1)0 THE ciiuhkli piunki Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called GRAIN 0? It is delicious and nourish ing and takes the place of coffee. The more GRAIN-O you give the children the more health you distribute through their systems. Grain-0 is made of pure grains, and when properly prepared tastes like the choice grades of coflT'e but coets about )l as much. All grocers sell iU 15c. and 25c. "aV'BTorlte Nearly Kverywhere. Constipation means dullnuse, depres sion, headache, generally disordered health. De Witt's Little ;Early Risers stimulate tbe liver, open the bowels and relieve this conditioo. Safe, speedy and thorough. They never gripe. Favorite pills. Geo. Harding. rOKTLA5f . K. C. A. WIS j Orrgo.) Cry t Di feite l in Pa. krt buif and Iiidoor Han-ball. 1 The Port'it".? Y. M. C. A. won two victories Saturday evening in Portland over the Oregon City Association.. The Srot cnutest wat a yd me of basketball between the junior teams, which the Portlands won 11 to 8. The second match was between the two indoor base ball nines of the seniors, which went to the Portland plajer by 10 lo 7. The baBkel hall game was a lively con test, the juniors entering into the sport with great zest. At the end of the first half the Oregon City boys were in the lead with a score of 0 to 4. The Port land players came up strong in the second half and landed the victory by 11 to 8. Their success was mainly due to tbe fact that they played H. Living ston at center against the protest of tbe Oregon City team. He is an acknowl edged senior and has no place in the junior team. The players fared each other is this ordei : Portland Poition Oregon City Livingston ....center Wilson Neth guard. Charman Harrison guard (Jantenbein Taylor forward Co-Ae Pngh forward Bollinger The indoor baseball game was one of thi fastest of the season. The score was a tie up to the seventh, when the Port land Y. M. C. A. nine batted out four runs. Parker at second base distin guished himself in the fielding, assisting in the execution of several neat double play. The teams were made up as follows: Portland... Position OrCity Gordon 1 b Durie McKetiie P D. Williams Parker 2 A. Williams Vinson 3 Clam Ringler s Latourette Mann RP Barrell.. c Califf Miller f FreyUg Shockley f Gantenbein SCORB BY IN.NINCH. Port. Y. M. C. A. . 301 10140 0-10 O. City Y. M. C. A.. .1 30 1 1 0 0 0 1- 7 Umpires Mackie, of Portland, aud Wilson, of Oregon City. HOMESTEAD AND TIMBER EX TRIE. Tub e Showing tV Xumbi-r Filed Tacit Year In the Land Office. Register Moores, of the United States Land Office, has arranged a table, show ing the number of homestead entries and timber entries filed in the Oregon City office since the pjasage of tbe homestead and timber and tone laws. The total number of homestead entries tiled since 18G3 is 15,000. The homestead law went Into effect January 1 of that year, the date of the issuance of the emancipation proclamation. The timber and stone entries total 3,777. The act under which those entries were filed went into effect in February, 1878. The table follows: HOMESTEAD ISTRIK8. 1803 .135 1876.. 242 18S9..771 1804.. 100 1877.. 29S 1S90..573 18U5..222 1878.. 219 18H..7G0 1SI56 1316... . 1879 . 335 1892.. 743 1807.. 212 1880 . 279 1893 . 566 18(18 .. 1 89 1881 .. 255 1 894 .. 308 1869.. 218 1882.. 326 1895.. 367 1870.. 311 1883.. 498 18'.3..298 1871. .338 1884. .356 . ...1897...142 1872...252 1885. .6S1 1898.. 157 1873. .195 1886.. 480 1899.. 313 1874. .179 1887- .294 1& 0..675 1875. .275 1888. .4J0 19J1. .657 TIMBER KNTK1KB. 1878. ...6 1886. ..17 1894.. .24 1879. ...3 ....1887. ..29 1S95...21 1880.... 6 ...... 1888... 85 1896.... 4 1881. ..10 1889 1573 .....1897 ...8 1882.. 41 1890. .496 1S93.. 69 1883. .135 1891. .112 1899. .247 1884 ...6 1892. .223 190O...199 1885. . ;.3.. . : . .1893. .221 1931. .239 Land Ofllce R port. Tim monthly report of the register and receiver of the Oiegon City land office was completed Tuesday. A summary follows: No. acres entered upon 6400 No. acres proved np on 800 No. acies involved in cash sales. .5527.S7 No. homestead entries 43 No. timber entries 52 No. final proofs 5 No. cash sales .'. 38 Amt. ree'd from ca.ih sales ...10.l84 34 Fees r.nd commissions $906.99 Total amount received $11,091.33 The I.u-t Hear! Of It. "My litt'e boy took the croup one niht and soon urew so bad you could lu-ar him breathe all over the house," bhvs F. D. Reynold, Mansfield, O. We feared he would die, but a few doses of One Minute Counh Cure quickly relieved him and he went to sleep. That's tba lutt we heard of the croup. Now isn't a cough cure like that valuable?" One Minute Couch Cute is absolutely safe and acts immediately. For coughs, colds, cronp, grip, bronchitis and all i other throat and lung troubles it is a cer tain cure. Very pleasant to take. The Utile ones Ike it. Geo. Harding. NO SCARCITY OP GOOD MATERIAL Candidates Ip For Nomination liy the Convention. MAXY LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES This li t May Not Be Complete, and If Too Were Left Oat Doo't Be Backward About Sajlng So. The question of politics and the proba ble Republican candidatea is receiving considerable attention at this time. While there may be new candidates out, the Enterprie has not been able to ob tain them all, and this paper will lie clad tj announce at any time the names of any candidates who desire to enter tin- race for any office in the Kift of the county. For state senator George C. Brownell is the only candidate mentioned. He will probably have no opposition in the convention. The joint senator and joint repreenta t;ve are conrolle 1 by Multnomah county and there are not many candidates men tioned for these places, although the names of A. S. Di eater and Richard Scott have been frequently mentioned for these offices. For tbe three planes on the representa tive ticket candidates are plentiful. The names of J. LKruseand J. A. Talbert are mentioned for re-nominatinn. Ouiera mentioned are C. G. Huntley, J. O. Dickey, of Mola'U, Jar:S :h, of Osweg", J. W. Graale, ot MiUaukie, G. E. I lives, Chirlos Tijole, of Canemah, F, A. Meinig, of Sandy, A. II. Vinyard, of Canby, and C. H. Dye, of Oregon City. The fijjht for county judge is between Judrfe Ryan and Mayor Dimick. Judge Ryan wants a renooiinalioi and Mayr Dimick is an active candidate. J. R. Morton is a camlida'e for renom i nation for county commissioner. Other candidates are W. H. Counsel!, of Mii waukie, and J. W. Roots, of Clackama. F. A. Sleight, of Canby, J. W. McAn ulty and Weldon Shank, of Oregon City, and Mr. Lake, of Borings, are candidates for county cleik. John Shaver, of Molalla, seems to have a clear field for the nomination for sheriff. Thus far no opposition has develooej. For recorder the contest is between E. P. IWirun, of Clackamas, and II. E. Stevens, of Milwaukie. Both men are making a strong fight for the nominatfon. Nick Blair, of Killin, is the most promi nent candidate for assessor. E. C. Hack ett, of Stone, Is mentioned for the place. E. P. Carter, of Wilhoit, Enos Cahill, of New Era, and L. Waldron, of Mount Pleasant, are candidates for the nomina tion of tieasurer. Judge J. W, Meldrum U the only can didate so Ut mentioned for surveyor.. County School Superintendent J. 0. Zmser has a little the bent end of it, as he holds over for two years more. R. L. Dolman has announced hi can didacy for the nomination of coroner. Dr. C. A. Stuart is also a candidate. Had to Conner or D'e. "I was just about gone," writes Mrs. Rosa Richardson, Laurel Spring, N. fy., 'I had consumption so bad that the best doctors said I could not live more than a month, but I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by seven bottles and am now stout and well." It's an unrivaled life saver in Consumption, Pneumonia, LaGrippe and Bronchitis; infallable for Coughs; Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Croup or Whooping Cough. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Geo. A. Harding's drug store. J Baking Powder Most healthful Icavener in the world. Goes farther. HOAl tAWn wrjT4 CO.. ItW yrmL