Oregon City enterprise., October 31, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. OCT0BER31, 1002
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BUTTERICK
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SCHEDULES OF TIME
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
In decision lit Halcm Halurdsy Julian
lliirnnlt, of tli tliiid Juilii'lul ilinlrict, l
riili'il lliut Imp colli null wttiu not liiinl
iii(. In II111 camt mHfi upon, Imp
Krownr who hml 1'oiitini'lnil liU crop mut
lunl niriilvfil iiionny mlviiiici'M, rcdiwi'l to
Hiirri'iiih'r liln crop to lh tiiiyiir. TIim
conlnti't IihiI Iiim'Ii iiiinln iluriiiK llm ih'h
hoiin of ciilllvutioii Hinl lilckiiiu. JikIk)
llnrni'tt lii'hl tliut tliu contrui:t Whh voi
Mini cmiiiot 1 111 onforrfl, I'lifirtiiiiHli'ly,
lliu iIimIhIou coiui'H too lulu to I mi of Imno
fit to iiroHiim unniTiilly, km ni'Mily nil
thoiiH h Iid contrai'liiil Iihvd Hiirri'iiilnrcil
tlmir ('ni'.
'I I in ilnliiiiiii'iit Ih list Im in IIih IisikIm
of Slmnll' Slmvur for II mil coIIim.Uoii of
taxi'. It in accoiiipKiiiinl hy h warrant
Iroiu tlui county court, whic h command
(Im ollli'i-r In U'lvcrlmii ami anil lliu piop
crty on which tax rvuuinn unpaiil. t'n
dur lliu new law tlm ihcriM' la not re
iiirii lo Invy 011 thu propnrly or ncrvu
milieu oil thu ilnliiiijilniit. Thimu Nlcpa
iisimI to Ikj iicci'Msnry, hut lliu iimw law
'l 1 111 i ritttoa thniii. It now MlamU ilnlin
cjni'iitH in liainl lo Kipiuro up mulU-ra
w 11 limit furllinr ilnlay, In the mean
tinin Inlcii'st at I'J pir emit in riinniuK
NxmiiHt all uiipald liixim, in addition to
t Ins III 'r cunt pi-nutty, So f.ir this alit-r-
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whnro in Orvjon, ami yut tho articlii
itluiMf.a m.ni ttiunfly tliM liltliiat tiiMrWMt ' S;' lt
Dricii. Tmiii ounuifli. in the early part I
of tlm McaMou lI'M irl.: fuV liullcr llh'i
ually rules) prelly low, but tli Oreijoii
Inillur pio'liicer can itlway llunro on a
liitlli price for Ida product for at leant
eilit inontlia during llm year, ilit at
present the prcVHlllriK price for the pro
duel of wiill'C.oiiiiii:t;i criiuiuerieii, op
ITHli'd on ocleiitilli! prlni lpler), lieinir .'!0
cmiln a iioiunl, with excellent iroHpeelN
of (he luica IteiiiK higher before tho win
ter la iIoiim. The k iiowlinl(.i in readily
Kiilned from iulerviewa with local mer
chant thai no liim ol liii'ualry In our
county pr'nnisei lieltnr than loa the
dairy hn si neim. Wliere tlm IniMiiiexa It
condiicivd 011 ncieiititlc principles lliern
nnihiiiK in atore tint the niont proiuia
inif condition and biu.tcmi in the matter
la assured.
ADAOQS BROS.
Ilumunc Huclety Meet.
Tlm Clack a in us ('ounty Huiimnn Ho
cinly held it annual meeting Wednea
day evenliia for lliu purpose of (dcctinif
olllcnr ami transact! riK otln.-r liiisiin-ss.
The presideiil, Mm. Aiiuila Mi'Carver,
' and vice, pie lideht, t. A. llardiiiK, were
j re elecUid, Mr. K. . Cauliuld tieinv
clioseii necrolary and K. (i. ('auneld
1 treHHurer for the ensuing year. The re
' U'ipla of tlm ifi' iely for thu pant two
nrly. It Is iioci-Kiiiiry lo
leaal four Week ledum the
ill' has net no dam (or the isulii of prop- ! . ... ,,, ,, ,. ,
lyrcam aiiioiinien in f vj, me iuaourn
advertiHtt at
j incuts I'ipiiiliiiK that amount, with the
date of ealu. I : .. . , , ...
., . c 1 pii'ii 01 f 1 ss 1111:11 leiiiaiun uu
1 inirr ion nnw iuw a llilllliru oi cuaiiu 1
that at tax auhia the property due not no
lo tliw highest bidder. It gov lo the
buyer or bidder who will pay the amount
of the taxes and cliariiit Hie lowest rate
CiiNNKCTIiiNH.
A II trains make close eiinneclions al llulih
Ith all MiirlhiTii I'ticiir trains In or Iron'
the Kasl or Hoinel I'nlnls.
At rortlaml with all trains leaving 1'iilot
I epot.
Al Astoria with I. K .V N Co.'s lioatsaml
rail Imr, ami HleaiuerT. J. Culler, to aim
In tin llwaeoaml Snrlli llendi 1'nliiis.
Ticket ollh'e, '.'''i Morrison st., ami I'nlnti
depot. J. C. .M.Ytl,(itui. I'ais. Anl
Asiorui. ( rt
Nasal
CATARRH
In all In !r.
Ely's Cream Balm1
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tle.tnti'ff, siMiihrasnil hrnJs
(lie (linen. c(l iiiumlirniie.
It riin.ii-sUrrh mikI drives
n a colli li- tho li.-ii.il ' tv rrtl
juli kly.
Cn-ni II11I111 Is ilarri1 Into Hie nostrils, spn-aiU;
over tlio Iiieinlirsna mil Is lisnrlii il. ItelU-f I liu
nislllii ami a cum fellows. It It let lrylnh' !
lint iirwlm o neuln. Ijiru Nis, tVl ccnU at Drug
Hints or by mail ; Trial riUo, 10 cinU.
of interest. Tlio pursjs of Hid law I to
enable di'liiniiiinl, if they ebooaii to re
deem lliu properly , to get it back at thu j
Ion eel possible interest rale.
I.. O. NiubliiiKaln ha brought anil
aKainnt A. II. Kich, l.tliel 1.. Hich,
Cbarle A. White and Dt-lbcrt C. Kich
lor a one third interest in tho likli-acre
hoincHlca.l of William I'. Austin, am
in Kayler'a saw mill. The complaint,
which la drawn up by A. 8. Ireser and
Mayor liiiiiick, allexe that on AtiKuat 3,
inns, A. If. Kich and J. II. Kauiruian
entered into a partnership for the pur
pose of opuraliiiK a raw mill near Wil
boit, In Ciackama coiinly ; that on the
same day thu two partner entered into a
contract with Charles White, Hnd agreed
to aell UK) acre of tlm William I. Austin
liouiealeiid ; also the Kayler Haw mill and
all buildings, machinery and attach
ment connected. On lltceuiher 17.
IH'.iK, Knulliiiaii aold hi inlcrust to L. (.
N'ibtiiiKiile, who became a partner of A.
II. Kich. (Hi November 1'.', 1U0, the
lull consideration (or the lalo of the prop
erly having been received, Cbarle A.
White, A. II. Kich and Ktbel K. Kich,
the liluintiir (urther alleges, conspired to
Iclraud lit in of Lilt rixlile and interest in
the properly by musing a conveyance o
the property lo tin executed by White to
Kthel K. Kich, Nihtini!iile jiray lor a
decree eutitliii him to one-third intercHt
in Hie property, and that the defendant,
Kthel 1-'. Kich, be restrained from cutting:
down or takinH any of the timl-er from
the proa-rly.
ClackamaH county ia in need of more
creamerieH ; in fact, tliia county could
support many of llicsu wealth producer,
hut more of them than now exist are an
absolute tiecei-Hitv. It i surprising that
more people havo not eiiKUued in the
creamery Iiusiih'hh in thin county.
Kvery condition exist here to contrib
ute to the succcHri ol that business and
make it profitable. Feed ie plentiful
mid chenp nnd the market ia all that
could he asked for. llutler can be pro
duced in tin county us cheaply a hiij-
j band. The following report of the presi-
dent ol thu ix'iety wait Htilnnitted and
adopted :
Omcmn ami M km n mis or tiik Clack-
AM. Col'.NTV 111 MASK MoCIXTY!
t he year just closing ha boon one ol
the inimt aiicceaslul. The usual number
of complaint about the abuse ol animals
and neglect of and cruelty to children
have been made, la every cane the
complaint In been followed up with
ttiorouKh investigation. Where the
complaint wan well founded audi Btepa
a were deemed wise have been taken.
In nearly every case quiet tnaiuros are
Hulll.'ient to nee u re a reform of the ahuae
complained of and be Society ha re
joiced that U ha not been neceaaary to
Ifo father with Hie matter.
The one accouipliHlitiient of the past
year, to which we point with the neatest
pride, ia the fountain w hich has been
creeled on Main ntreet. The Society
does not claim to have secured this
alone ; its purchase was made poHHible
only by the genernu aid given to ua by
the Council of Oiegon City and by the
co-op-ration of many good and kind
friend. To these, one and all, the So
ciety is under the cleepfHt obligation aud
hereby expresses it gratitude. Without
their help would nut now have the
fountain. The only claim which we
make is that it was ours to start the agi
tation which ha ended no happily. The
fountain i both a thiniz of beauty and a
great good to the community. Its beau
tiful proK)rtioti will always he a re
minder of the beautiful purree ol the
humane societies all over our country.
It stand as the monument ol that which
is bent in the city when its people cay,
'There shall bo no more abuse of dumb
animals nor cruel treatment of children.'
The children will see in it a uioat power
ful object lesson and they will
grow up to he the friends and pro
tectors of the friendless. The sparkling
water tvhicli it dispenses night and day
w ill cool many a parched tongue. Per
haps it may to a certain extent keep
some from tasting drinks, the cud of
which is drunkenness and bestiality,
The good which audi a fountain accom
plishes to a community can never he
calculated. It is nn inspiration to better
tiling along the line of municipal adorn-
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Oregon City's Big Cash Store-
IMPORTANT
Owing to lack of room to 'store ami display the holiday goods which
are arriving daily. We have decided to discontinue our Tin and
Granite Ware Department until after January 1st. To close this stock
out quickly wo will dispose of it at a reduction of 25 per cent. That
is off tho regular price. - - ....
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Art Materials Free Embroidery Lessons
All the latest shades in Embroidery On Saturday a representative of the
Silks Rattenberg Patterns, Sofa Carlson, Currier Silk Co. will be at
Cushion Tops, Hope Trimmings, etc. ?,ur f ore o arrange classes in Art
Hork. If you are interested in em
broider', call and arrange to attend
the classes Tuition Free.
Kid Glovesos2
Just received a full line of the Cele- FlannelettessS
Lrated "F. W. L. and La Raene" Kid
Gloves in the latest shades Flannelettes newest Patterns,
"F. W. L." 2 Button $100 extra quality, per yard 12c
La Raene 1 .50
Ask To See Brown's Ladies' "Queen Bee" Shoes,
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$2.15 g
cccoo
ment. It I proof to every waylaring
man that there is a determined society
in Oregon City which U rrady to go to
the rescue of child and lieaHt when
ahued. Altogether it ia to be regarded
a an advance step in the life of the city.
We wish to take the opportunity, on
this the occasion of our annual meeting,
to thank the good people whose gifts aud
interest have put the fountain where it
stands, and we w ish to say that it is our
hope in the not far distant future to place
a fountain ou Seventh street. We feel
that the people will never be satisfied
until there is a place on the hill wliere
man and beast can assuage their thirst.
Kespectfully submitted,
Anita Hkssi ky McCasvkr.
CLACKAMAS COlXTi'S WEALTH.
Summary of Assessment S'.iow Increase
of if 111,020 Over Last Year.
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Pay Less For The Best
Scientifically Distilled
Naturally Aged
Absolutely Pure
Best anil Safesl for all uses-
FOR 8ALC BY
. E. MATTHIAS -Sole
Agency for Oregon City ,
E. I. SIAS
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles.
All kinds of repairing neatly done
.and warranted.
It is right and wise to buy cheaply if you
get goodness with tho cheapness.
Tho advantago of buying hero is that you
can depend on tho quality of everything,
you can rely on getting what you ask for,
and you can feel certain that you have
bought it at tho lowest possible price. - -
A FEW EVERYDAY PRICES
Red Lino Sursaparilla. regular $1.00 now .00
Tierces Golden Medical Discovery, regular $ 1 .00 " 85
" Favorite, Prescription, regular $1.00 " .85
Woods Sursaparilla, regular $1.00 " -55
Carters, Ayers and pierces Pills 20
J Special Prices on 3 and 6 Bottles
CHARMAN & CO.
CITY DRUG STOH
CUT PRICH DRUGGIST
'PHOHB 13-"aSES- t Rill ORDBI?S SOLICITED.
Assessor Eli Williaina has completed
the assessment of the property of Clack
amas county for the year 1!K)2, as equal
ized by the county hoard, there heirs: an
increase shown all along the line, the
totals beta as follows:
Number of acres of tillable land, SO,
082; value of same, $1,274,183.
Number of acres non-tillable land, 4!tS
412; value of same, $1,4S6,447.
Value of improvements on deeded or
patented land, f 500,23;;.
Value of town lots, f j32,75t.
Value of improvements on town lots,
$24"), 111 1.
Number of miles of railroad bed, tel
elione, telegraph and electric lines, 139;
value on same, f 120,250.
Value of rolling stock, f 18, 510.
Valueof steamboats, stationery en
gines and manuiacturing machinery,
$167,680.
Value of merchandise and stock iu
trade, flD,071.
Value of farming implements, wagons,
carriages, etc. $ti8,442.
Amount of money, $14,775.
Value of notes and accounts, $7,19o.
Number of shares of stock, 714 ; value
of same, $.iti,0SS.
Value of household furniture, watches,
jewelry, etc., $78,571.
Number of horses and mules, 4,495 ;
value on same, $112,310.
Number of cattle, 11,805; value of
enme, $137,525.
Number of sheep and goats, 13,332;
value of same, $18,000.
Number of swine, 6,100; value of
same, $10,868.
Gross value of all property, $4,920,444.
Exemptions, $393,941.
Total value of all taxable property,
$4,520,503.
Number of polls in county, 937.
School Districts can do better at Char
man & Co. when baying supplies, as we
sell at the lowest cuuPrice.
An All Alibiing Faith.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
has an all abiding fa th in the future of
the Great Northwest. A short time ago,
this was manifested bv the establish
ment, in Seattle, of an agency to take
care of their interests there. The latest
effort ie to put ou a eplundidly equipped
new train service between St. Paul and
Chicago. The new trains will be run
ning Sunday. November 2nd. They will
use their own rails between Chicago and
Albert Lea, Minn,, and the Minnapolis
and St. Paul, running into the Union De
pot at St. Paul, which ia the same t-iat
is uted by all lines in that city.
The train is to be known as "The Chi
cago. St. Paul and Minneapolis Limited"
aud will consist of sleeping car, buffet
library car and reclining chair car,
through without change between Chicago
and Minneapolis and St. Paul. Dining
car service will also be maintained, sup
per being served out of Chicago and
breakfast into Chicago. Trains will
leave St. Paul at 7:10 P. M. and arrive
in Chicago 9 :30 A. M. Leave Chicago
at 6:10 P. M. and arrive at St. Paul 8:40
A. M., making close connection at St.
Paul with all- western lines. Tickets
can be purchased via this line, in con
nection with all western lines, at all tU
tions. Fcr further information regarding
rates, routes, time, etc., call on or ad
drees, B H. Tri mbull,
Commercial Agent III. Cent. R. K.
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Paul li. Thompson,
Freight and Passenger Agent,
III. Cent. R. R., Seattle, Wash.
REAL ESTATE TKASFEKS.
Furnished Every Week by the Clack,
man Abstract A Trust Coup iuy.
560
200
Itids Wanted.
Bids are wanted by the vestry of St.
Paul's' Episcopal church for grading the
street from the Red Front store to the
church, and also for a new sidewalk 8
feet wide. For particulars see Mr. Geo.
A. Harding.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If ytm hTiTt rarultr. healthy taoTMnent of th
boweu every day, yuo're lil or will be. keep your
bowela open, and be well. Force, in the thap of
ioleDt physic or ptil potion, ta danfceron. The
amoothett, eaateat, mott perfeet way of keeping
Uift bowels clear and clean ta to tal
CANDY
CATHARTIC
a.
J L Lantz to J Schwartzentruber,
50 acres in sec 15. t 5 s r I e $1550
0 i C R R Co to C Dugherty, sw of
ne of sec 3, t 6 s r 2e 160
G J Trullinger to E Adkins, 50
acres in sec 21, t 4 s r 2 e 500
M Edgew nib td H A Davidson, 130
acies in ne of sec 32, t 4 s r 3 e... 1000
D Minnehan to F W Canning, se of
sw of sec 3, t 2 s r 4 e 1200
J W Roots to F W Canning, ne of
sw of sec 3, t 2 s r 4 e
W II Davis to G Reddaway, part
block 40 Oregon City
J D Parriah to .M Lennartz, sj, of
nw & ne of nw sec 33, 1 1 s r 4 e.
A M Draper to F T Griffith, lot 6
sec 14, t 3 s r le 1
M Rpwley to J Raney, b1 of Or
land Bidwell cl t 3s r 4 e 100
Sellwood Land & Itnpvt Co to D A
Mclntyre part lot 4 tract 19 Oak
Grove
M Long to J Scott, 6 acres in sec 25
t 5 s r 1 e
J Dolan to H Hargreaves, t of Be
A se of sw of see 33, t 4 s r 3 e. . .
C R Hogham to Wm Mortenson,
ela of ne 4 e.'a' of sw of sec 32, t
6sr2 e
A Doores to M Robbins, 38 acres in
the Newsonie cl t 5 s r 1 w
A Len to Grange No 297, 1 acre in
sec 32, t 2 s r 4 e
J G Pilsbury to C Lfowaldt. 49 acres
inclNo5St2srle ' 1
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT k
iRUST CO. are the owners of the copy
right to the Thorne system of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
the only complete set of abstracts in the
Counry, can fnrnish information as to
title to land at once, on application.
Loans, investments, real estate, abstract,
etc. Office over Bank of Oreiron City.
Call and investigate. Address box 374.
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S. J. YAUGJM,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
OCA TED
BETWEEN THE
DEPOT.
BEIDGB AK
CAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
PlMitnt, Palatable, Potest. Tut Good. !
Good, Mem Sicken, fukn orOrlp It. IS an,
so cenU per boa. W rite tor tree ample, and book,
let ea keeita. Addreea M
Starllns Rtandf Coeapanf, Clileao at Raw Tef.
KEEP YOUR EL003 CLEAH
Double and Single Rigs, and sad-
die horses always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind or
stock promptly attended to by person of
letter.
Horses Boutrht and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed
ble terms.
on reason-