IfSoUKGOX MIST.
i''ll'Ju "Y HUDAY MOHNINU BY
KJSEI;KR H. OAIUIKUT,
1 Ewroa r'"B.'
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I'ersnal Mention,. t
o.,nn. t! HcnnpooHO, wwln town
av.
I'.iln. Fl.mtor, Of Valley, wa III Hti
Monday.
-t.,l Paine, of Qtllllcy, W In the
nVwVlnt'mliiy.
i'llUrlC" until" 'in
.. . Wednesday,
' ... ... In..!..!..- ... li, l....
a II KIHllier, "I uii"'t mwii
..wiiiy ''"'
c W Knmml, who live nciir
vili'kK"'. 1,1 l,,u ""v Ti"'jhiy.
...,11 mill,, of Portland, vliited till
ld how here Wednesday.
I H ficolt, ttie.wen wnowu miimorn
i( ,,a' Kulaina Hotel,' In town
t TWKI""' " nriiiniii., whs III
Biiliii-ilny, anil loiuanu ill
thMfW''00"-
Minn lialsv " aiaiun, rn. i"'"ii,
..i.ltlinr her friend, Mm. Pearson.
iivomiiiii'J ;,!W
I rimrlw Hrlgir, tha Yaiiklon mer
!,hnl, '','rl'y 'l"l'f. f the
Lais la', w,'r, in t,,H " M'"1'1"?
i J W. Newell and wife, who reside on
Wllr"' n,,u"'' t!""r Vanklon, wre
J . inwn Monday.
Mr. org, fr'tami, wi
"relative in the 'y for several
j,y miring the week.
(joorir iwii'iiii i rv '. win in
.... UF...IlllllllV. mill witHCSSl'll th
Jjxcutlon in thu jail yard. .
Mr. rni'l Mm. Itolmrt Uriitiam and ron,
of IhutnT, w pasM'tiger nn ui
Ink) fur Portland Monday morning.
C. fanermjin, who l'VM i out
,m the Nfltah'iii road, wa in town
Tuelv.
B. T. Hmltb, a prominent merchant
t kuliiicr. pai"d hp llio river Monday
on hie y W 1'orllnnil.
0. L. Urnhimi, of Culejiiililii Vily,
nnt to l'urtlmiil Mutnl.ty tu rCMiv
trmtuiiit for nwulliiiK on one of ti in
hind.
llirirlct A ttnruty llrn'ui Allpii of
Anton, w i" town mhiimikv, mi
nmiiii AtiifiiMC Schii'V eliort vm kIh
Mr. Ijiiom Clear iimiinioiinl htr
jiiur, lr. i'vii i'ivih w i no mill
llnmlay mormiiic, to viaii uib iiuii? ior
ft'wday.
K, T. I'.itlljiM, of rltiHliiirtf, wim in Hi.
Ilvlrn .lorliiv, Hint toon out u lo-w
niowr, ttliH-li u joirritBsta hi j-ort
lan J.
II, C. KriM'ioan, tin- nu'.hor of tint f
;iu "Wi'ct V.wl JUfv. Tahn" in llm
Kwuiiiti I'oii'Ktuoi, rii"','t"'i(n;il lliut (u-
jMmt tli l'ri:ill)JII '.'Jlltllduy.
J, 8. CloiiiotfT, f)iuor rrxlilttnt of
St. Ili!lei', now ontol thp titK incr-
tmiiln, of kitlrtiim, WKHti,, i.ihimhI tv
Jlominy niiliil on ln tl'ty homo from
I'ortiamt
SCHIEYE IS DEAD-
Protested That He Was
Innocent.
DID NOT FLINCH,
But' Walked Steadily
Up to the Scaffold,,
WAS GAME TO THE LAST
A KI'((XSSH I. A Mi HUMANE
KXEITTIOX,
Hlicfiff Kultuii and AHuUUintN Of
nvrro t4 w roufralulttlfd.
that he hl fnti.l.y cm from Run-W-Olwid
ahout 10 yar Ho, ami a(U,r
"VIM in Hun Pranclnco for couple of
youm, rmov(J to Columblacounty, and
"attlod near Valloy. Schulkow.kl had
wwt In tlm HiMiiInh-Auioriwi war in
the I'hiliiipiiK,,, nd wan dischard
Irom thB Korviin) of Couipany K, Fourth
K'gltm.iit, Uuiteil HUtca Infantry, at
tha IVmldlo In Ban Francinco hist July.
Ileeamo at vvm io this county, and
pnrchKMed tho nlliiquihmut to a
hoinuBU'ad. near Huukar Hill, ami ti,iln
hU hoinu with the Hchinvo'i up to the
thmi of hU deatli.
jaoiM ('. Cox, wlm Inn ln vli-itiiijr
' hi pi'i't, Mr. ami Mm. Hiohitnl t'ij,
furtvtral weeks pa l, niiirii'd on his
n-turii tiip to ltfliublic, Waah., Mon-
I. S. rjuuiiifnnlin'r, who liow em.
pluytd in the Mucklu lngifiOK ciamp on
in t otiBii, w in town iir a
ctuipiv ot ly during the first of this
nivk, tin onliltnl HI JllT K'liL to
L'arruttou, Waah.
Kynr (irnut H. IHmioK, of (irruun -it
City, aminifmnliHl hy hia brother, J. K. o
Pnuirk, oi alln, wito hi town tili-!i-
ly ni;lit and Wudnovday, and viiU;d
Hie K of I. Unliif,
Allien Tosior, Uto im'iiidi'iit of the
NulMiul Kditoi lal AmK'iiitiiHi, wan
dun fioin t'orlluiid WiHlocmdiiy, rn
wiiiinir a HVdilicite of llly ih'komi
at llio N-Inuvo rxi'vuitoii.
Atj irncy H, I', lirnliani, formerly a
liruitkUiK ntl'iiiH!) 0"i', ttiixuiiwu Irom
Vurtlaiid 'U'rOuy on U-iial buainoa,
and ivit in thri ivt!oioy; tor a vii.il to
(jlabikanlv and viiMmty. -1
Kx-t.'ounty Jmlifu fVuii liluiichaid.
of Ki'.niiT, wna lu lown r-auudity, on
hi witv to 1'ortlaiul, wiwru lie ottictattti
anoint of 1 1 it mll U,in'ra ut Ihu liinoral
at tin: tuiicrul ot too lulu Willivni
tUmie, th iilootnr ('oluinliiu riVor cmi-
iivrynnui of K,iili) Clilt.
K. Kluhrvr. of .M.ivm-r. tho his nhin-
K'ii. nirtiiiil.u'uiii-T, wim tn I'oriland
tin' li rot of Uih Heck on btiatnvta ion
nwti'd null I, in enuriniw. .Mr. t'luli-
rtr wa awaidiil tho hrnt. tirl lor Inn
famous "A" liliuut 01 iioiiiiiii: at tho
fan-AniBrkau Kxpoeiii'io.
Jnmeii Mocklo rt'lunii-d from a tour
ot iiiH'(iiiiii if tin) Alnrku) l';Kiii
canii in Hit) ('oHci-io.ui diHiiici laai.
rriiliiv. and aoi'iit Hcvontl unw tolluw
l"K iu town, t lu M)i )i ti-t Unit tlio ro
ct'ut ur,.. hii'li iliUHuy. d wpiia4 ki iu
that swtioii, did not ruch tlmir cuuiiis.
I,. Ci.lV III, 100 OI.W t!'lUllV Clllll
niihmimi'r-i'ivri, ot Ahirnliliinil, u In
f in ll.iinl ,. .ml.n , iiriiiiiii'K ' I".v 1,11
tin- il,,-tl (III, 1,1' iv t , I III III H jlk'MIUa I'illllll
for uiv KoniUi I July vauniiou. ilo i
Kiniiloyiiiu ovur ;iO nun ill ion -tmi j
thm viar, ami cxpcia-i to ut in 6,0iW,
IKW liict.
John A. Ivrtiui. the newly elocU'd
road aunorviHor uf Oiik I'omt procini't,
win iu town Tufmluy, mid niti'udu to do i
noiiimitlnciivo road work in lit auction.
Mr. Kriim nays there i no exouso fur
poor road in a vomit v like Uil). Ho
ritiiie liimi Northern Aorway, toe por
tl country in the world, but it is notod
for lln uiucadi.'iinxed roiola.
AngiiHt Hchiove ai liimged in th
Columbia county Jull yard in Ht. Iltdt-na,
ut 12:d WVitiivmiiiy mon, for the mur-
durof Jijiieph S!hiilkowki. Thu drop
brokuliia nock, and 12 minute later,
thu attending phyniiiiuha prouoiiiiced
him (lend.
On Uivtonber 2Hlh. JtlOl, PuIiIovd waa
ummli'd for the inurdiir of Joneph
KchulkoKHki, and aim convicted May,
STub, 1UU2, and ciiiUiii:d by Juiljr Ma
ftiids two day lamr.
Hlunir 11 iu lull iniido a few remark
before , lie prisoner wan" brought to the
acaifuld. Il, atatod that at Dint be had
oiiiviim about the guilt of Hchiovc,
and worried t'oimiilnralily uIhuu the
inattur. Alter thoroughly invoHliKtiiig
tho umuer, he vuiiia Vu the couclueioii
there wa no doubt about hi guilt, but
Coinaldcrt'd ("clniivo uiftntally unbal
anced aud loudly rciunil)i forhia ac
tioiia in aonio renpwta.
'I'liu priaouvir uioiinUid tho gallows
tcpn with a tii oi in-nd, accoiupatiiud
by the alter lit and depntyj. ilia cour
Bjjo ntver denoi ied him during thu few
niuuiun that be talked to the crowd.
lie iMid that ho wa innocent, and uaa
prepmed to go to a better world, lie
expreaned lorgiyenef to Iti eneinle,
mid lii'iiisj to meet thuoi iu the next
wortu.
'1 prwoiier luid eaten a hearty din
ner nhortly before the exm-ulion.
Iiiiuieiiiulely beloie toe execution,
Uuv, 1-ew Ii.ivi.h, who had bupliisi-il
Hclouvu a few Uuv previoua, oueieii
prayer, 'iheiu uldo aero two tieaiinui
Miiultiti-r of 1'uitlund, Ucv. I'rieanini;
and bange with the prioonwr ou thu
fHUiirulii. it 'art rklicive, of t'otlland, an
tun lu of tho condemned iniiu, also wua
t,reiil on the n:tyld. The latlier wan
iu llio enclosure and witueo-xd the
hai.Kli'B.
Tint iittenditijj phytiuian were lire.
W. K. Wiiviluuil, of I'oriiand; II. J.
Jl'iikiiijitoii, of Astoria; A-i". Million,
f lUimer, and II. H. Clitt, of bt. Hel
ena. Dr. J. IS. ftluarl, ol iliis city, uUo
asilatetl.
Abiut ','i.iO pcrauii wituei-sed tlie firtt
hul executom in Columbia cxiuniy
and It went through wiliiuiil a hitch.
Annum the iiolice olhcial w ho weru
hero Iroui 1'ortlnud wero Selective Hen
ry l-'nrd, (.'apt. L. U. t'arpvulr, l)tii!er
JuiM-MottaoU Capt.J. Moore. Bher
lirUnvtlle, of Ctatoou county, alao was
with the e.olor of hair mid aizo of hoof of
that owned by Hciieive. Tt aliio lit
flame known that Schlevo bad a gun end
thut tho 32-20 ahull fitted the cartridge.
The evidence pointed directly to
r-chiove a the guilty person, but the
clew did not top bora. A coat of
Bchievo was Doarcbed and in an inside
pocket wa found a page from a copy of
fkeMarvel' "Keverieaof a Bachelor,"
The relation of this find to the murder
caae lay In the fuet hat when the dead
body of Schulkownkl wa examined
several leave from "Reverie of a Bach
elor" were found in hi pocket.
An thouKh thin chain of circumalan
tial evidence w;ia not unmeieut, iiimrict
Attorney Allen proceeded Uj forge a lew
hour to be ilcxinate I by the warrant
whhih I tdiall li.irenftei' issue to the
herilT you be there handed by the neck
until you are dead, and may Ciod have
mercy on your soul.
Every Saturday Kxcuralon Rate to
Clataop and lionft Beach, via
A. M V. It. Hallway.
Beginning Saturday, June 14th, and
every Haturday thereafter, during the
niimmer aeaaon, the Astoria A Columbia
Itiver Raiu-oad Company will noil round
trip excursion ticket from all station
between Portland and Clatsknie inclu
sive, to all point on Clatsop and return
at rate of $2.60. Ticket limited gor d
to return Hunday evening. Clone co'
iiHion ut Antovi with steamer Nah
cotta to and I n mi Long Beach.
CASTORIA
For Infant and Children.
oisi.ovniiy ok tnet Mtntimii ami aiinas.
o.i r.NT aiikkbt ok ai.im.vK.
The discovery of tho niun1r .
miido on t'riiliiy, the day following the U"J"! t"wl tt'e"u'Pl:t f"" I
day . following the commission ol the i hi home, by menu of witneMos, to the
deed lu th fort.'iiooii, Juuics MeKay i aivnn of tho iiiuider, and back attain.)
and O. I). Uubrielson, of rji-anpoose, j When Allen mum through with hi fact !
u l... .1. ! ' ., , . . . . .
nu.c on iiieir way to tlio Jsunker ami uieoriet, ne mm hs Bi.nnig a caee oi l, tft 4 V i U (I D hi ill
Hill - Iron niiim, alUir having spt ut ircniiiHtsntlul evidence formed as could j ""o WHu TOU KaV8 A'W3)fS tSOUgilt Jf
K.m 1st man at borne. It was almost by possible. 8hrIoi:k lloh lies could not j 3oars the
"I.I.HIUI1UU ciiuueo Hint the discovery have cxereisert more skill at olaierving
was inmle. Fresh footprint of a man and deducting, oi of building op a
and horse were found in the roud, and
further nhead it was noticed that a
heavy ohlect had fallen it t In friiii in 1
I!!
lid
Signature of
theory. The result was a powerful cacej
ugiiiiist Hi lieiye, every movwnent of his
We Expect to Get It
YOUR TRADE! 3
By giving you just a little more for your money than
you can get elsewhere.
We Expect to Keep It
By selling you a quality of good that will invariabl
give entire satisfaction.
NOT JUST NOW
Mrs. Maude Clarion of Portland, viit-
...1 I ..ll. . .1... Lit -I
l u .......I I . 1 .. .1 . i . ... - e'i iiwr iioui ioiks, him Ol nuimimii
being accounted for by the theory oi , .,;,;., ,..,, ' ,,, l
and xiu of blood were found on the Allen. i I.n SliiimialiRn accompanied her home
leaves, and ator following the traces for Attain! this mountain of evidence the! for a few weeks visit iu tho metropolis,
probably a hundred feet tliey found the attempt on the part of T. Vaoplm, --
oouy in Uepression by the aide of a attorney for the defense, to prov an! The JJcat Mnloierii for Strains,
log. In company with Kd T. tinre. the l alibi, failed: The alibi was introduced i i, ir h ' U'.dla tlm m,..l,in'
A Superb Quality of Goods
BUT A IX THE TIMK.
DART & MUCKLE,
POPULAR DEALERS,
H St Helens, - - -
3
3
two mon came to town arid
coitm.tr. Coroner Cliff" left at once for
the scene of the murder, 'accompanied
by Ir. Koks, as cxamiuing physician,
Deputy Kheriir Wood, and 4 jury con
sintiiig of J. U. Wellington, W. W.
lilakesley, Frank (ieorge, (Jus Hue,
Fred Walking and li. Palton. Ttio
coat that had boon thrown over the dead
man's face was removed, and the exam
ination revealed the fact that there was
110 money or watch on the person, al
though it wa claimed that Kclmlk
owski had a hud a watch ami carried a
belt on bin jiecson, containing money.
However, some let tent were found in
the pockets, and a certificate of deposit
on the First National Rank of Portland
for 275. The Jjody was removed, to St.
Helens (-'iituriliiy morning, and the sub
sequent impiest revealed the fact that
a bullet had entered the body on tho
left side, about four inches below the
armpit, passing through tlie lung, Ihj
hind the heart, and lodging aliit luilf
a;i iiii h la neath the surUee on the op
jawiU! side, almost directly opposite
from where it eiitered. Another bullet
entered the fuce at tly righti comer of
the inoulh, pacing inward stid upward.
notifled the i bet it wa not heeded bv the jury
1
Y y Jh i J
I ueer J ark, Long Island, oayfi:
-1 always recommend t tiaiuts'rlriu s
I'ain liiilin as the In-i-llininnmt for. 'trains.
I used it laMt winter for a severe lame
ness in the side, resulting from a strain,
and was greatly pleased with tlie quick
reluif and cure it etlecteu." ior sale
the Kt Helens Pharmacy.
Children' Day Exercises.
'it
at. 0
ST. HELENS
PHAKMACY
at
TIIK KI'.KTKMJIi
From 1he ihsiic of Thk Mist of June till J
the follow ing story of the courts centance
is taen :
What will prove to be the first hfliig-
erasbiiig through thu brain and forcing in? to take place in this county will lie
iis way through the skull above and i that of Auitiist Seheive, convicted of the
lodging Irt'tweeii the i-iauiuiii and scalp. 1 murder of Joseph Si hnlknwski. Sehieve
Augui-t Schieve came to town Hatiir- was sentenced hist Saturday by Judge
present.
The body was turned over to the rel
atives hy Coroner Jhilton, and was biken
lout homo for burial ou Hie following
morning. f
I3UHlr."""'iT' "' ' "
Wkt-J IP
Ajinst Schicvc.
day, and wits summoned as a witness
ticfore the coroner's inquest. He was
arrested on account of hia suspicioiH ac
tions, and at a subsequent bearing in
the justice court, was committed to the
custody of Sheriif JIaltan for a hearing
iu the circuit court.
f-'eliiuvo's father and brother both teg
ti.led that Schulowski had money 011 hia
person when lie left the house.
THK TUMI.
An excellent program wan presented
at the Children's Day exercises held at
the Congregational church by the Union
Sunday Hchool. Martin White presided
in the absence of Superintendent Milch
ell. The program consisted of a sona by
the intermediate class, recitations by
Mary Robinson, Jvuthe Decker, tiena
Dein'ming, Anna (inick, Bessie Plunk,
Ruth Margeaon, and remarks by Rev.
C. E. Philbrook ; Byiig by the Kinder
garten class. The choir, consisting of
Mrs. J. (i. Watts, Misses Nora Comers,
Maude Decker, Lottie Hall, LaVclle
Watkins, Daisy Watkins and Benha
Dart; Messrs J. W. Day, E. C. Dulton
and Dr. Edwin Roes, sang au anthem
and other selections. The church was
tastily decorated wtih ivy, roses and
other flowers. The children all sustain
ed their parts creditably, indicating
pains-taking drilling. At the close of
devotional services, a liberal collection
w as taken up for the missionary work.
Patronize a drug store when you
want pure, fresh and reliable
Drugs and Patent Medicines ?
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Etc.
OrtVXHNOB OKKK DKCUNEI) TO fO.MWHTK
HliNTKNl'K, "
Miss Lou 8, Flakes, the only daugh
ter of Comity Commissioner and Mr.
A. Flakes, graduated from the
i'ortland lliiKinesa College 011 thu 27th
of June, with creditable honor. Mtm
Frake Usik the biminoi's course, and
was presented with a diploma and a
letter ol recommendation by President
A. P. Armstrong, of tho College. She
also hits n diploma from the grammar
school,
Mr. and .Mr. (I. C. Burger went to
Mulino, Cluckaiiia county, Monday to
viaittheir daughter,. Mrs.'W, M. Man
ning, mr a week. It also is expected
that they will be joined In tho visit,
there by Mr. P.aigcr'a mother, Mrs,
Karah Fariisworlti, of Lyons, Linn
county. The latter is 88 years old, and
lives with bur youngest daughter, Mrs.
Pmma Lyons. It is planned to have a
family reunion, during this visit at
which lift) generations will be repre
sented, the grandmother, daughters,
grandchildren, great-grand-ohildreu and
great-great grand children.
' Attorney W II. Convers, of Clats
kanie, was in town Tuesday on business
the court house. He reported business
fairly booming at Chitskauio in tho
matter of lumbering, Humes and pros
pective logging railway. Mr. Conyers
has been thoiStato Land Board agent for
Columbia county for tho past year and
a half, and during that lime has not
foreclosed on a single mortgngo taken
hy tha rilato Lund Board to secure
loam, negotiated by himself. On tho
other hand, many of tho land owners
are cancelling the loans held by the
fltato, and substituting loan from other
A dispatch from Siilein dated June
30th, to the Morning Oragmtian, states
that James A. Bay and alamt 50 other
citi.uiis of Columbia county, today pre
nn tod a petition to Governor fieer ask
ing him to ooinmuto the sonienco of Au
gust fiehiavo to life ..Imprisonment.
Schlevo is under sentonei) of death for
the murder of Joioph ehulowski, and
the date of bis execution nas ueen set
for July 2nd. The petitioners say that
the evidence was whelly circumstan
tial and thut there is a possibility of his
innocence. The petition i sccompan
piuiied by a statement from Sheriff llnt
tnii, of Columbia county, in which he
says he believes Schicvo is guilty, yet
knowing the evidenco, be feels there is
a possibility of his innocence, and he
would rather see him sent to the peul
tontiary than to iee him hang. .
tioveruorU wsnld in answer to an
Inquiry tonight that ho would takei no
action on tho Schieve petition, and that
he would not Interfere' with tho execu
tion of Schicvo uliless some very nun
guiil showing uhould bo made iu his be
half. INCIDKUrS op iiihtoiiy ok TIIK fltlMK.
'if rum the files of Tub "Mist, the fol
lowing history and details of the mur
n 1. . ....-.i:.. tn tho
der are sccuvcu: ttm'i""s
Matement of John Schieve, the mur
dered man, Joseph Khulowakl. was a
1'russlan, whilo the Schieve's are Bnt-
Polaiulefs. Jonn .ncmi.-, .
t.int Scblevn nils siarcu 1
sum
fathur
of
Joseph rVliuikowski waa found dead
In the bruhh seven miles from St. Hel
ens, December 27. Everything indi
cated that murder most foul bad been
committed in cold blood. Robery ap
lieared to have been the motive. The
bnty was found nudor a log, where it
had evidently been placed in effort to
conceal ft. There were two gunshot
wound in the body and tho pockets of
the dead man hud been rifled.
There was no clue to the murderer,
apparently.
District Attorney Allen went to work
on the case, but at first the prospects
were anything but encouraging. Then
began a minute scrutiny for evidence
that would point to the assassin. Tbey
Roon 'developed. The murdered man
was Ideiitilied aa Joseph Schulkoweki,
who had been living w ith the Schieve
sillily, six and one-half miles from
.where the body was discovered. In
quiry developed the fact that the young"
man had left the Schieve homo the day
after Christmas to go to Portland.
When lie loft ho had a sum of. money in
a belt, which he woru strapped around
his waist. Tliia money was gone when
the body was found. The dead man.
had ben living at'ehieve's.
Such was tho sum total of facts Ukiii
which to' run down "the murderer. The
proepectB for success were not encourag
ing. Itlookeas though the cold-blooded
assassin would never be apprehended.
Intent upon becoming thoroughly fa
miliar with the scene of the criino, the
presenting oiueorexairiiiied the locality
iu w hich the corpse was disclosed. It
soon became npparant that tlie. crime
had been perpetrated several yards from
where the body lay when found. The
murder was committed upon an un
frequented road, and the body bad been
dragged into an underbrush by tho as
sassin and concealed, partly, by a log.
Close scrutiny of the ground at tlie scene
of the tragedy iu tlie road revealed the
fiuit that a horse had been iu that
vicinity about the time of, the murder.
Measurements of the hoof prints wero
taken as a possible clew. Next were
found a few horse hairs, of a white color,
lying on the ground. Their discovery
was quite accidental and, while not con
sidered of any particular importance,
were carefully noted. A bullet was ex
tracted from the body of the doad man
and near tho place of the shooting, was
an empty 112-20 Winchester ritlu shell.
Soon a theory was formed, based upon
theso discoveries which subsequently
proved correct in the eyes of the jury.
It was argued that tlio assassin had been
on horseback; that tho horse was white
or had considerable white hair; that the
shot widen killed Scbulkowski came
from a gun using ft 32-20 Winchester
shell. The first thing to do was to find
a white horsrt whose hoof woubl corres
pond with those found ut the scene of
tho crime. It developed that August
Schieve, the man at whose home Sclnil-
jkowskihad lived., had a ling tallying
If A Man I.le To You
And say some other salve, ioutment,
lotion, oil or aliened healer is as good as
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tell him thirty
vprtrs nf miirvt-laiiM enrps of Piles. Hums.
Jietirino to pay 111s peiinny, nun uie ; noils, Corns, Felons. Ulcers, (Juts, Scalds
I court fixed Julv 2nd as the date. There j Bruises and Skin Eruptins, prove it's
I-,.... tr a n rii the best and cheapest. 2oc at Dr. iv
1 -r . K'ss arug siore.
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mote posfibility that an appeal will be
taken.
Follow ing are words of the court in
pronouncing the sentence:
Court (To defendant) Have yon any
thing to say before sentence is pronounc
ed upon you?
Defendant I do not think 1 Lave.
Court You have been convicted by
the verdict of the jury of the highest
crime known to law. You have had the
hemcflt of able counsel and the benefit
of every witness that could bo nrged in
your favor aud every matter in your
favor has been fairly presented to a jury
that were, in my judgment, impartial
and fair and in spite of all that, you
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was cured last week by the timely use
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little sufferers who may not -lie within
easy access of a physician. No family
j suouiu oo wituouta oouie in mob uicui
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have been properly convicted. I think j mvx time. Lansing, Iowa, Journal,
that the evidence in this case shows you j F"or sale at the St. Helens Pharmacy.
guilty of the wry highest crime known
to the law, and it now becomes my duty
to pronounce the judgment of the law
upon yon. I am mindful of the fact
this is a very solemn duty, and one the
court cannot escape, and the verdict is
one the jury could not escape, and there
is no escaping for you. Do not flatter
yourself in the brief time that the law
allows yon, with any hope that this
judgment is likely to be reversed. In
my judgment, speaking from a great
deal of experience, you have no hope of
that, and so it only remains for you in
the brief time that the court shall allow
in this case, to make such atonement as
you can for the offense you have com
mitted. There is no hope in an oflience
such as you have committed, that you
will ever experience or receive any re
prieve or pardon from any power oh
earth, and thersis for you but one source
f
est .
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State Normal School,
Monmouth, Or.
Graduates of the school are in con
stant demand at salaries ranging from
$40 to tlOO per month. Students take
and that, is to seek and try to make the state examination during their
atonement and reconcile vour conscience j course in tlie school, and are prepared
with wlnm alone;'. .. ,r
wim ni"ei iu", -" "'.'"" ition. Expenses range from Sd.20 to
is mercy ami abundant pardon. Hun j f 175 per year. Strong normal course
is your only hone and I earnestly be-1 and well equipped training department,
seech you in the few hours that are left ! The ' fall term opens September llith.
scci.li )uu 1 For catalogue continuing full tuforma-
yOU IO lUU&i: Bl U .WHII.M.V..V jw w....,
as your time is brief.
It is the judgment of the court that
you be taken hence to the county jail of
this county, and that you be there con
fined until the time which will be fixed
by the warrant of this court hereafter
issued, will be on the second day of
next Julv, at au hour fixed by the war
rant and at that day you be taken thence
to the jail vard and enclosure around the
county jail" in this courtly and at the
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tion, address
E. D. RF.SSLER, President,
Or J. B. V. BUTLER, Secretary.
For sale; 100 acres timber land, n1
of s!a of section 25, tp. 4 u. r 5 west ; $10
per acre. Inquire of J. H. Milner, ftlarsh
ileld, Oregon.
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t
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titles, if you conteniDlate btiviuir IzrA or Utanine money on real-
estate tcurit, take nn man's "woni, but int-ifl. upon kunwiiitT whut
the rtMTord shows renanilnK the title. An Abstract is ae5MintiHl as
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bttoks in tlie county. All work promptly execukect and siatistiicuon
fftiaraiitef L If you have property to insure Rive us a call. W e urn
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Fruit jars at Collins & Gray's.
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