Oregon City enterprise., December 19, 1902, Image 1

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OREGON
Enterprise.
TY
OKWJON CITY, OKKdON, J1MDAY, DKCK MliKll 19, 1002,
ESTABLISHED DCG
Vol.. no. 7
() V. KASTII AM
ArToltNF.Y AT LAW
(.ami Tl' ! I'Atiinl'.t-d. Abt-ait Mule,
IiumIh, Mur Kaiics Drawn. Money l.oannl
(IKII K IIVHl
Hank dI (in nun ( iy.
(Hikoni Citv, Oh.
JjU. FRANCIS FREEMAN,
DENTIST -
Oimliiiito of tlix Noithwistcrn Univer
sity Dei (ill hchool, C 111. MK'.
A No Aim rit nil College of Dental Hurj;. r
Willamette Block, Oregon City.
W. B. U'fUn 0. Btikasbsl
U'KKN vt SOllllKUKI,
AtturiH-yn t mw.
pvutfiljcv iXbuoltat.
Will practice hi nil coiliis, leak collections
nml .Hiilrni' iiin i'l Fs'sies.
Furnish ahstiaeis nl Mir, Iclnl you money
ml Irhil your money on lirst nmrifiiB.
Oftlco In Enter prlHO Building,
Oregon 'li, Oregon,
or..KI!T A MIU.liK
ATTORN BY AT LAW
Lnnil 'Fit tor nml l.ntul Ofllec
I IiimIiichm it Hpcclnlry
Will practice i " Com I of the State
Hoom y WViiilinnl Rldg.
Opji. Court House, Oregon City. Orcjjon
XL. POUTER, .
j. I
ATTORNEY AT LAW
astcti or raorisrr rt'iMiiHiu.
0cs oei lo Orrjou CUT fn' ri'rla.
KO. 0. BROW SKI. I..
ATTORN F.Y AT LAW
Oregon City. - " (,n'""
Will practirr In nil ihe courts of the it!".
Oilier In Cauhelil building.
(JK0.T. IIOWAUI)
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
At UtJ I'runt. Court House Block
Oregon Cily, Orrgon
W II I.UM liAI.I.UW AT
! Krvrltrcr
Oii.t 1.. itarmas
V. H. Land Ultic.
II KIM IKS A- UAIXOWAY
LANK Or Hi K p.l'MSF.SS
Wi-inhard Building.
JIVY STIPP
Al lnllNKV AT IAW.
Jnalire o( the l'l-aie.
s Jagger It ilg.. OH-gon Ci'y
1 V.CAMPUKI.I.,
ATliiUNKY AT LAW,
OaaooM oitt,
Oaiuoa.
Will nralllr 111 all tha court! at the aiata. Ol
tea, I" l nri.'l'l I'Ui dim.
Qij. D.O LA roUHKTl'l
attorn kys and
coi:nsklokh at law
MAIN aTHKKT OKKOON CITY, OKKOON.
rurtilnh Aliatraelt ol Till. Loan Money. Fore
cloie MiNKK' ""'I tramact (lenrral
!. Unalneaa.
Qt A. STUAUT, M I).
(Illlce In Willainelle IUlg.
Oregon Cily, Oregon
Olllis hours: 10 a in. lo 12 m., 1 to p. m,
anil 7 lo p. m.
Special attention Pi to Rheumatism aim
Female Diaeaaes.
Call atmwernl day or nigbt
rpHI 0OMMKKCULBANK
Of OKKOON C1TT.
Capital, .
1100,000
taxniiiCTs a tnssAisanxiaaspsiasas.
Ixiant maile. BUI dlscouBteil. Makes eel
Uoliont. BuTiandMlliSichaniteoii allpoluw
to tb Culted Htatea, Kurop and Hong goes.
Papmlts received subjeot to eback. Hauk
reap from 9 A. . U)4 f. u.
0. C. LATOUKETTB, President.
" t. J. MKYER Casklsr.
E. H. COOPER,
...Notary Public...
Real Estate, Insurance, Title Examin
ed, Abstract Made, Deed, Mortgage
and Etc, drawn. with J. W. Lodkr,
STEVENS BLOO, OREOAN CITY", O".
GO TO
THE ENTERPRISE
FOR YOUR
PRINTING
JOHN YOUNGER,
Near Huntley's Drug Store,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Ureut Britain and America.
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS
Having found tint Benton RuMiit Shoe Company's
UuIiIm t (icmhIh tiiiHittiHfactory, wc hove decided to
lituidlc the .. . 4 . . J
CELEBRATED WOONSOCKET RUBBERS
tin) coming ti'uiMri. Thanking our i;itrotio for their
gotn-rout: jiHtroiiiio in the punt, ami linking for a
continuance of Miine. in the future. We are yourH
to coiuiiiiind. fc J .4 k ,.4 4 4
McKITTRICK
NIXT DOOR lO
OREGON CITY BANK
O:
The Quality of Your Bread
Di'iM-ndri not only partly but al together ujmjii
upon. "The Ouality of Your. Flour." We
. make the very bent -
Portland Flouring mills Co.
Oregon City
Philipp Buckleln, Prop.
Rear of Pope's Hardware Store
Next to Oreeon City Foundry
Building and Repairing of Machinery and Engines of all
kind. iMunufaituring h rjieciblty the Free Patent
Rotary KnMne. Afo keejiing in etiK-k, Shafting
, Pul'lien, Bclfing etc. ... .
OrUr by Mail or Tr1cbone .rouiitty filled,
1'RICKS MODKRATK OOul) WORK WARRANTED
oocoo
o
fC losing
44-14 S i i i ! ? i H J j i s s-H - i
I Toliday Shoppers
for little money
I-adies Heavy Plunh caps well
made, fur trimmed regular price
fil.OO now .1 W
Cbildrens Cloaks trimmed with
Black and Whtie Angnria U'oat
Hair t big drive OSe
Fine Bureau 8caif Fancy
Worked regular 1 Z now 84c
Little Fellows' Sweaters age
2 to year real fatxj-worth l-50
now l. 1G The real thing for grass
All the above mentioned good I hare in cheaper and higher prices, which I cat
Prices in proportion. Don't wait nntil the last minute. We sell load of goods
daily. Come at once and we can wait on yon sooner, as our store Is crowded witb
people most of the time. Everything in the store ii sold at a bargain. The entire
stock must go before long. We are pretty well broke op on sizes in shoes and wet
weather goods, and if yon can find anything to fit I guarantee yon a big saving.
Remember, this is no fake sale, and no old shop worn rubbish that come here
with a sale. All tay goods are of standard brands such as the Felix Kuha union
made clothing, Hed Star and Orthopedic shoes, best brand of St. Louis Hats, U.
H. shirts and collars, Eastern trunks and valises, Gilbert's dress triminingf, B.
Hart silks and satins. Everything clean apd new this fall.
M .
O
Main Street, Betf5th and 6th
OCCGO
"the shoe man."
:Q
Machine Shop
a
- - ti - ? M i i - ' HtJi N HM J 'H4-H-$4-H $--4-i-H-i-44-44
here is your opportunity to buy a whole lot
read our prices and compare wi'h other stores.
Ladies JackeU well lined and
trimmed a few left $7.50 tegular
now f1,?5 Don't over look this
Children's Wool Hoods-trimmed
with silk 75c value, now 4Hc.
Fancy Pillow Shams former
price $2.00 per pair, will sacrifice at
$1.10 a pair
Men' Fancy All-wool Suite
Union Made-fit guaranteed $17.00
value, now If 12. 110
UNION STORE
MICHAEL .
:O'0L IIIKSCH DEAD
1 Pioneer Menhnnt f Portland
Pawn Away.
ltOBIF..T IJf OllKI.ON I0I.ITKS
W fleeted, lo Orrgon Legislature In
IKHU and M int-ter to
lurkey In lnnil. '
rioloiiioii llimi li.llie pioneer mercrhanr,
Minimr lo Toikey ilunnif llarnwni'
A.liiiiiiixlrMii jii, ami lor 14 yrai a mem
tr of li t Oregon l.t-jiinlalure Iroin .Viull
lioiuali Coiiniy, ilif.l ol heart (allure at
lila liome lo I'oilUnil, Momlay. Hih
ileal h wan efi'iieiy tinexixMieil ami cauiM
aa a great hIioi k to Iim liovia ol Irlemla in
Oipoii. Wlnltt li hail tieen ill deveral
wet-kit, anil Li'! ri-eo conlliieo to lilt
room I'M aeveral ixraHiona, In! malaily
noi ttioiilit likely to pr-.ive faui.
piitnuj Hie Uhl two or Hire (I. )h lie lotil
t-eo loiiriitiiig inure than imuaiiroiu Mm
lierl trouhle, aij'l hia pliVxn iuii, Dr. A.
J. (iiei-y, hdl hreii in lieqiiuiil alien. I
Mineuiioii ii tin.
AH Iho meiiiiiera uf liin family were
Inline alien lie pacHeil away. A if aoou an
the new 1 ol I in- ilealli h.nl Kninei iireulM
llou, Bi:orea of rliw (riemla of I tie foe
reaveJ called lo offer worili of roiiro a
tion or oetil ineB-ae of eoinlolenre. In
tni-liit'H anil ma ial uircleB rXireaaiorn of
aurrow were uilliitleii with Wnr.lol praiHe
for the inaOT excellent . u all i le-d of the
deceaoeil. Kery where there was a feel
ing of alinont periwiial Iorh In the death
of one o! i'oriland'l bent known, m int
oct'eaaftil and tooat highly honored tlt
ixeut. Ilia Early Career.
Solomon tlirwh was born in Wurleni
lerg, lieininny. March 2j. 18:59, au-l ,
therelore, tXi years and U nionlha old
when he died, lie waa one of a family
of 11 children, and liia parent being
poor he waa early lu life coinpelleil to
make bia own way in the world. He
had been given a common achonl educa
tion In the public achooln of Germany,
and with only ihi- and an indomitable
perseverance he net forth at the age of U
year to erk bia furlune in the New
World. 8oon after landinu in New Yok
he aevured emoloyment as clerk in a
atore in New Haven, Conn., and then
beK'n the mercantile experience w hich
ha lince made bun a man of wealth and
a leader in the building of the commer
cial interests of Portland. After a few
months behind the counter in New
II a en, be returned to New York, ami a
lew weeks Utter went lo Rochester. N.
II., where he was engaged s an office
clerk at a email salary. Attracted by
the opportunities that ottered tbemsel ves
in tfie far Went, he came to Oregon in
the,pring of 18.1R, and engaged in busi
tieff at Dallas, I'olk County, in purtner
fhii wnh hia brother, Kdward HiT-h.
A fair measure of succeai attended the
enterprji-e, and twi year later the
Hiisch btothers removed lo Siivertou,
o
Outj
Ladies unlined Skirlr all-wool
6 and 8 row of stitching, .with or
without floui)ce-$7.50 val.-now $5.55
Cliililren'sSilk Band H at 8
worib $2.50 now $1.38 Large vari
ety to electl.froiii.
Boys all-wool sweaters-fancy
stiipe to clean up this value 98c
Men' Overcoats Union Made
Best quality known $5.40 sod
upwards
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Oregon City, Oregon'
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where ihey romfn ted a general mer -
eliHiiilMe ! nrilil HH, When Solomon
II irst-li sold ynt hi" inteieits ami went
toN-ie,,, ioenu-g..i ,.,e, hn
brother Mayer -In the (ail of l.vii h"
ni t to Portland, win re lie haft nunc re
ni led.'
Aetlvs In Polities.
In politics Mr. Hirech wan alwsi s act
ive and airiiresaive, ami hi" infliience waa
alway felt in (he shap ng rif (tie policiea
ol Hie Kepuliliian party, with which he
affiliated. He was a delegtla to nearly
every Keprihlir ari county convention mi I
late convention for 40 jrais, slid Hervd
four terms ss cliairman of the P.epubli-i-an
Male Central Committee. Ilia lirt
eiiori in ioiitic was a torecai 01 itie
siiccea whicli lis atlrmle'l him since
lor in HI'A he worked for and secure I the
aeleu'ion of his brother, Mayer llirwh,
ss a delegate lo the Nili..tial ronvention
which noniiiialed Abraham Linci In for
his second term. To a very piecing
manner in toa bnxineaa reiatimia, a read
iueaa to grant any favor within hia povier
and a failhhiliieaa to his friends, his sue
cea in ihtic was largely due.
The nlficial career of Solomon II rch
liegan in 1H72, when he a as elec'ed a
member of Ihe Oregon llouae ol Heire
tentative " a iiieinlier fro'n 'iii'ln'iinh
Coiiniv. The hiiHineH ability itlrea'y
ilemone'raled in his private life g.iined
for him the chair iiiaiiMiip of the u
mid means committee, the tnoet import
Hnd comini'tee in the lyeifHlatnre.
Candidal for V. H. Henate.
In 1H85, at the solicitalioii of Ida
friends, Mr Hirsct) became a i atnlid ite
for United (State Meiia'or. and in the
memorable campaign which followed be
lacked but a few votes uf election. Find
ing that bia election waa impossible, be
advised his friends to turn to some otl er
man upou whom s maj ir.ty rnuld agree.
Ixiyal to the last, they refused to do this,
hut continued to vote for him until the
fall of the gavel announced the final ad
journment uf the Legislature.
, Minister t Turkey, 18M.
In 1H89 President Harrison appointed
Holooion Hirsch Envoy Extraordinary
and Miois'er Plenipotentiary to the em
pire of Tuikey. Mr. llirwh was in
Kurope at ilia lime, and npun learning
of his appointment be visiieAl Crmtan
tinople and theo returned to America for
his credential. 11 is apoointmeut re
ceived universal approval in Oregon ami
was taken as a recogiiiuun not unly of
the worth of the man but a!so of the pirt
Oregon hal laken in the presidential
election.
The banquet tendered Mr. ILrsch at
the Concordia Club on 0,,toier 22, two
days before his departure (or Constanti
nople, eclipsed any event of a similar
nature ever given iTi Portland, and was
a filling testimonial of Ihe warm place
in the hearts tf the people of this city.
Ihe banquet was arranged by the Port
land Board of Trade, tile details of the
event being in charge of a committee
comprised of President John Mt'Craken,
D maid Mai lea y, Char en F. Beit", E.
. Kotbctiild, Ben felling, D. M. Dunne
and V Lowengart, The decorations in
the elubroom were all that th florist's
art could produce. Ar uud the
leslive
board were gathered all of Portland's
most prominent citizens and all were
(here lo show their gratification over the
honor that had been conferred upon Mr
Hirscb and tlie btate ot Oregon Donald
Maclety presided as toastmuiiler and
toasts were responded to by Judge
(ieorge II. Williams, General John liib
bon, John Mct'raken, Uoverner Penn
oyer, Mayor De Laslituutt, D. Solis
Cohen, British Viee-Conanl James Laid
Uw, J. W. Whalley and F. D McKee.
Though he refused to be a candidate
for office since his retirement from the
Slate Senate in 18H5. Mr. Hirsch was al
ways active in politic. He was a
charter member of the. James G. Blaine
Republican Club, which was organized
in 1887. and was several times a delegate
Irom that club to the . Stah) League of
Republican Clubs. . .In the I act few
months "tie has been frequently men
tioned as a possible successor to United
State Senator Simon, though he was
not in any sense a candidate for that
office.
In 1870 Mr. Hirch married Miss Jose
phine Mayer, eldest daughter of Jacob
Mayer, besides the widow, be loaves
three dangntera, Ella, Mai and Cle.nni-
line and one son, banlord, all residents
of Portland.
Loyal to His Faith.
Io religion Mr. Hirsch was a Hebrew
and was a loyal adherent and supporter
of his church. He was president uf the
Temple Beth Israel congregation. He
was a S2d degree Mason and was s mem
ber of the following 'odges of that order:
Lodge, rio. 2. A. r . & A. M. : Oregon
Consistory, No. 1, Scottish Rite Masons,
snd Al Kader Temple, No. 1, Ancient
Order of tbe Mystic Shrine.
Mr. Hirsch was of a benevolent dispo
sition and gsve liberally of his wealth to
many charities to a quiet snd iucon
spicuoos way. : 1
TLn iiew to-OsY column of The Enter
prise contains tnanv readers of Interest
to tbe general public. Something new
every week. If yon want employment
or require MpV if you want to borrow
money or have money to loan, if you
have anything to sell, use tbe new-to
day colomp.
Strayed Prom Borings.
A cow and calf, cow three rears old in
spring, mostly white, with red on neck
and head ami some spots on body, ear
marked, two splits in right ear.' Cow
has long, straight horns, wide apart ;
calf, red spotted ; steer, with ear marks
the same ss cow. Anyone giving the
owner any information will receive $5.00.
Cow had small bell tiej on with a rope
when last seen.
C. F. Kkstefson,
Barton, Oiegon.
W'hnt'n In a aine.
Everything is in the name when it comes
to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. DeWitt &.
Co., of Chicago, discovered, some veirs
ago, bow to make a salve from Witch
Hasel that is a specific for Piles. For
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises snd
all skin diseases De Witt's Salve has no
equal. This has given rise to numerous
worthless counterfeits. Ask for DeWitt's
the genuine. Geo. A. Harding.
i HO.tltll OF C0 1 IStlOM K
j . ,
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Hf"'Ur I'"-, n.ti.r T Tin ofirieC.
On ri.
lin'T
Joha l.ewellen, T. H. Klllln, and m.
Ilrobak, Cormnlaalopaf a.
Srie of On 'on, county of Clackmi a.
15 fore tl e leiard of roiin.y coiiimia
eior er-, of the etnle of Oregon for ins
C ,ll"lv of ('lackama". '
lie il reuieinlM-reil, Th it at a r gnl.it
tei m of Ihe Itoar.l of Coillily C"liuiiia
eioneia (or Ihe coiintv ol Cliikain.
etle nl Oregon, he:i)n n I held at (he
I court liuii.e in eaid ( nniy an-l ni.iie or
I Wednesday, the 3 I nay r.f Iiecemiier, al
) 10 o'ela k a. in., of -aid day to transit
j coiimy biiaineHa when .-re preaenl If.n.
, J..i, Lewell,-n, lion f ft Kil.in. Hurt,
I Wilium Uioh-t. coiiimir-Mioiiera : J..hn
K. Miver, eherilf; F. A. SleiaUit clerk.
In the matter of warmuis lran in
vucaiion.
0en Perry snpno't i dm .ones :
Mn H i-a i'reii.:.:. r
K l-n Bridges) . . .
I J W hmes support J K !'; ton
i Win S otl suimort f A M Pa ton..
I l rs 1 1 at lie Woods ;
I F.I h- Md.i r siiit Divi I Mortiiinira
T J Drake eupt K.izid.ili Wilhuii
11 nj
10 u)
s i 0
11 50
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8 00
N CO
7 00
If) 00
7 00
10 hO
6 (r)
d (K
8 CO
7 uf
12 00
i:i oo
in co
P rn ! ieytai -upDorT J i J ,
M rtinliley supt Mr- iirmil-t.iir.
Henry l-wis
M Kruger ,
A hce t'arr supiairt J me Carr
L Matheeou
iim Pir.le, "'
C E linrnt aiipport Johanna . . .
.1 J (i rhe't support l m tiioue. .
J M Hei kan support Ca-1 (ja Ike
King Bohall eupt PtniTfe Hastings
Khas filler siipKirtCC Lewis...
Mary Haley supt Janiei Wilson..
E AiihiIii support Ira Phillips....
Enlora Younger
ff ('0
John Avirm 8 00
Mrs Adams 15 CO
ieo Muoiiev supt liotlfrey .-chuule 8 CO
Mr Mary Volchers 8 0
W T Tinsley , . . 5 (
.S B Peppel 5 i o
M rs N A Cl.irke...,. 10 00
W Tijardner Boys & liirla Aid So 10 -.0
f. . los er, L, Kevuoids & family
E ri Wneeler ..."
8 CO
8 00
ro u
10 1-0
10 CO
I Mrs B Mieohani
Mrs Hcoggins
Kool WhkUaui indigent soldier..
John II Churchill indigent' soldier
O lrv
Mrl fc Valentine county charge 10 CO
Ordered thai a Warrant fur $6.57 t
lira u in favor of J. Stewart lor s.l
amount.
In the matter of the resignation of .
Wa ter Wilson, supervisor ol road di
lrictNo2.
Ordered that said resignation be ac
cepted. In ihe matter of the appointment of I .
D. Jones supervisor of load district o i. ,
Il is ordered that raid L D Jones tag
appointed supervisor ol road district
2 ro b.l the unexpired term of Waoi-i
Wilson resinned. , '
In tlie matter of rerports of road snja-r-
visors.
Dist No 1.
IiiuuiiA Paulson .. $ fl 7ft
Harry irufiili , 24 u0
Pe-cy St Clair . 5 :"5
F Zimmerman 3 CO
H Si ii, key ! :', m
W 11 Couneell 12 CO
Dist No .
J C bllioit A Co. ...$ 3 !)d
A 11 Knzau ..... 25 00
Diet No 4.
K II Curnii $4 50
Allien Kitching , 4 50
A E AlBpaugh... 1 50
Dist No 5
O A Palmer $14 50
S S Waybill 0 00
J SBudsall 40 00
K . BiMsall ". 16 50
E Hickey 13 85
E Utiger 10 5ft;
11 Bright , 20 24
A Hera 8 Lfr
W B White 1 51)
A Rich. 150
Dist No 6.
Thomas A Clark $1 50
J H Revenue. 3 00
.1 If Wewer 1 93
Dist'No 7.
J as Fegelee $10 00
Dist No 9 ' -
Peter Held $1 00
Julius Paulsen... 5 00
W Guhlenaapf 75
Monti Graienhain 1 50
Henry Johnson 2 10
Dist No 10.
Hiracy 9 00
Frank Rhodes 5 00
CDuse 9
G Krigbanin 1 50
C Sarver 50
W R Outfield 22 Tj
(Continued on page two)
Smith's Dandruff Pomade
stops itching scalp upon one application,-
three to six removes all dandruff aui
will stop falling bsir. Price 50 cents at
druggists.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely Pure
THERE 15 A'J SU3SX7UTZ
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