teal Society, City Hal)
City
CourIerHeraldc
COURIER ESTABLISHED MAY, 1BB3
HERALD ESTABLISHED JULY, 7893
INCEFEfiCENT ESTABLISHED W88
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1902
20th YEAR, NO. S
()t D. & D. V. LATOURETTE
ATTORNEY. AT LAW
Commercial, Heal Estal,e and L
Specialties
Offlne in Commercial Bank Building
OREGON CITY , OREGON
Q0MMERCIA1, BANK
ok OREGON CITY
capital $100,000
Transacts a general banking business
Makes loan? and oollectlnnp, ditcounts bills
tmy and sells domestic and foreign exchange,
and recenes deposits si'bject to obeck.
Open from 9 a, m. to 4 p. m.
i NEWS 0? THE WEEK.
D. C. Latoubette,
Presideut
F. J. Mkyeb
Cashie
N. GREENMAN .
THE PIONEER EXPRESSMAN
(Established 1865)
Prompt delivery to U parts qf the olty
OREGON CIT OREGON
J)R. GEO. HOE YE
DENTIST
All work warranted and satisfaction guarantoei
Crown and Bridge work a specialty
Cau&eld Building
OREGON CITY OREGON
)R.
FRANCIS FREEMAN
DENTIST
Graduate of Northwestern University Dental
School, also of American Collena
Dental Surgery. Chicago
Willamette Block
OBEGON CUT OREGON
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Silverware and Spectacles
CANBY OREGON
0.
E. HAYES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Btevens Building, opp. Bank c Oregon City
OREGON CITY
OREGON
QEO. T. HOWARD
NOTARY PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
At Red FroDt, CourtlHouee Block
OREGON CITY OREGON
J C. STRICKLAND, M. D.
(Hospital and Private Experience)
Special attention paid to Catarrh and Chronli
Diseases
Office hours: 10 to 12, a. m.; 4 to 6, p. m.
Willamette Building
OREGON CITY OREGON
J. W. Norms, M. D. J. W. Powell. M. D.
JfORRIS & .POWELL,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Calls in city or country promptly attend ed
Office: 1, 2,17,
Charman Bros. Block, Oregon City.
0.
W. EASTHAM
ATTORNEY AT
LAW
ird Titles Exsmiced, Abstracts Made, Deeds,
Moi'-tree, Elc. diswn, Money Loaned.
Office over Bank of Oregon City.
OREGON CITY, . - OREGON
JJR0BERT A. MILLER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Will practice In all Courts of the State
Welnhard Building, Opposite Court House
OREGON CITY, OBEGON
n AimiiBU W. 8. C'REN
JJREN & SCHUEBEL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
S)tutf4et ittboolot
Will praotioe In all courts, make collections
and settlements oi estates, iurnisn aoxiracis ui
title, lend you money and tend your money on
omce In Enterprise Duuaing
Srst mortgage.
OREGON CITY
OBKGOJJ
W. II. YOUNG'S
Lfvery & Feed Stable
Finest.! urnouts in City
OREGON CITY. OREGON
S. J.VAUGHAN'S
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Nearly opposite Suspension bridge
First-Class Rigsj of All Kinds
OREGON CITY OREGON
DR. KING'S
try NEW DISCOVERY
FOR THAT COLD.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Cures Consumption.Cougris,
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
LaGrippe, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Croup and
Whooping Cough.
NO CURE. NO PAY.
Prict 60c. Did $1. TR'U BOTTLES FREft
Friday, June 13
Inigution In CongreFS That
Bill , the constitution -iofB
Constitutional, not limit the power of
connieeB in limiting
regulations in regard to public lnnd8,
was , clearly proven by Representative
Tongue in a t-peech for the pending ir
ligation bill Ide and Crocker are
confirmed, and the lor g fight ovtr the
federal pationage of Washington is at an
end The imprespion is growing
that congress will adjourn without do
ing anything for Cuba.
German warships were s jnt to Ve iez
uela simply to safeaurd Ueruan inter
ests... Supreme Lodge of A. O.
U. W., and Superior Lodge, Degiee of
Honor, in session at Portland, visit As
toria Corner stone of Scottish Rite
Masonic Cathedral laid in Portland
Utah Press Association arrivee in Port
land... Charles W. Bricker, the well
known tall man, a deckhand on the
steamer Lurline, was accidentally
drowned at Ladue Landing.
Abandon Sheriff Cooke, also Sher
Convict iff Durbin, of Marion
Chase. county, who had been
been following clues of
Tracy and Merrill, the outlaw convicts,
gave up the chase, and returned to
their respective homes this evening
Company A also returned from Mo
lalla, had an experience of one night's
guard duty. No trace of the fugitives
was found during the day, although it
was reported that the men had eaten
breakfast at a noodcauip, near Barlow,
but an investigation showed that there
was nothing in the report. About
8:30 in the morning Mrs. Newberry,
postmistress at New Era, telephoned to
County Judge Ryan that a man exactly
tallying' to Merrill's description and
newspaper picture, had entered the
store and purchased five cents worth of
tobacco, He came from the direction of
the rocky point this Bide of New Era,
and went back the same way, finally
climbing over the fence, and disap
peared in the river bottom. J. E.
Bradel, also confirmed the obseivatious
of Mrs. Newberry. The nflicers and de
tectives, however, did not think it prob
able that the convict highwaymen
would meander around separately un
a med under the existing circuuibtances.
Saturday, June 14.
Increased With the view of encour
Reward. aging greater effort to ef
fect the capture of Tracy
and Merrill, the escaped convicts, the
State of Oregon haa douo ed the price n
their heads. It is now $3,0K) dead or
alive. Cht-rle Ferrell, a biother of one
of the dead guards, effevs $100 eddi
tional for the capture ol Tracy. The
whereabouts of the fugit.iv. s is now a
gn ater mystery than ever.
Relief The granting of reciprocity
with Cuba is a proposition which i-tands
entirely alone. The reasons for it out
weigh those for granting reciprocity
witu any other nation, and are entirely
consistent with preserving intact the
protective system under which this
country has thrived so marvelously.
The present tariff law was designed to
promote the adoption ot sucti a reci
procity treaty, and expreesly provided
for a reduction not to exceed 20 per
cent upon goods coming from a particu
lar country, leaving the tariff rates on
the same articles unchanged as regards
all other countries President's mes
sage.
Salem lodge of Masons No., celebrateB
its fiftieth anniversary Snmpter is
to have a smelter First sealing
schooners of the seascn leave Victoria
for Behring Sea.. Dr. W. J. Mc-
Daniel crushed to death under an elec
tric car in Portland Commissioner
Doscn returns from Charleston to Port
land. Sunday, June 15.
Workmen The grand A. O. U. W.
Parade. parade last evening,
was participated in by about 5,000 men.
who marched through the principal
streets of Portland, while thousands of
citizens crowded the sidewalks the en
tire length of the line of march. The
parade was reviewed at the Portland
Hotel by Supreme Master Workman
A. C. Harwick and the representatives
to the Supreme Lodge. No award of
Eremiums for the best-appearing lodge
as been made. At the drill team con
test at the Exposition building last
evening, Protective Lodge, of Salem,
took first prize, and Portland Lodge sec
ond prize. Falls City Lodge, No. 59,
of Oregon City, was represented by
about 200 members, who were heartily
applauded for their excellent marching.
Alleged Paul Underwood, al
Murderer. leged murderer of his
3-weeks old babe at Bal
lard, Wash., has been captured, after
about a two weeks' chase, and is now in
jail at South Bend. He alleges that bis
wife knew about and took an active part
in the doing away of their infant, de
spite ber strong denial. He Btates that
be will give testimony implicating Mrs.
Underwood on the stand. . ,
Convict Yesterday marked another
Cross lot of thrilling adventures
The in the escapades of Tracy
River. and Merrill. In brief, the
storv is as follows : After
stealing a team of horses and a cpring
wagon, near New Era, the property of
W. G. Randall, they drove through Or
egon City between 2 and 3 o'clock in the
morning, and after reaching a point
near the Columbia river above Vancou
ver, left the team, and held up a young
man with a small boat, who rowed them
across the river. They took a part of
the young man's money, and kept a
watch on him until he was far out in
the river. The young man rowed over
to the Oregon side, then recrossed to
Vancouver on the ferry, notified the
officers, and the chase after the crimi
nals began anew. The Portland author
ities were notified, and teveral detect
ives responded. Sheriff Cooke, who
had been tracing tba runaway team,
also took a prominent part in the new
pursuit. This morning Mr. Randall re
covered his hones ana wagon. During
the night, the pursuers, kept gaurd of
the supposed biding place of the con
victs in I lie vicinity of Fourth PI tins,
four miles from Vancouver. Other
startling events of the day were as fol-
lowt: The outlaws broke through the
lordnn of guards unobserved, and
hout a half mile away entered the
cabin of Henry Tiede, who had not yet
dressed himself. Tracy and Merrill
helped themselves to the bacon, and
soon cooked a breakfast. . The convicts
then bound and gag ed the old man,
and disappea ed in the brnnh Tiede
soon worked himself loose, and gave the
alarm. A member of the posse was ac
cidentally shot by another on account
of being mistaken for one of the con
victs. The man who was Bhot is named
Morris and he is from Vancouver. The
convicts are supposed to be going in the
direction of Lewis river.
Tuesday, June 17.
Pensbns (The house today passed
For the Indian War Veteran
Indian bill for which the Oregon
War delegation has been strug
Veterans. gling for so many years.
The bill is identical with
that which passed the senate on Febru
ary 18th last, except foi an unimpor
tant verbal amendment. The bill
makes provisions for widows of Indian
War Veterans who have not remarried.
Hot A hot skirmish took place
On at 2 o'clock thiB morning on
Trail. Salmon creek bridge, near
Vancouver, between the posse and two
armed men answering the description
of Tracy and Merrill, and 11 shots were
exchanged. No one was hurt. It is re
ported that the outlaws we e seen at.
noon, seven miles southeast of laBt nigh's
skirmish. The poeee is in pursuit with
the 'logs.
Continued on page 7.
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This Trade Mark on the side
of a wagon box is a guarantee
of excellence and high grade S
quality in the . construction of it
this wagon. If yours does
not have it on dispose of it A
and get one that has as you
cannot afford to run any
chances on the material us -d-
in a wagon every time you break down it costs you moi '!
though the manufacturers replace the broken part
tat- '
v "T NAfMNF-WlS.
BUY A FISH I
HOARD Ob' COMMISSIONERS.
of the CcnutT
Itepul.ir June
Term
Hoar.l.
i, I!. Morton, John Lewellen and T.
Killin, CominisHlonern.
11.
14 00
10 00
8 OH
6 50
5 00
Be it remembered, That at a regular
term of the Board of County Commis
sioners tor the County of Clackamas,
State of Oregon, begun and held at llie
court house in said county and state on
Wednesday, the 4ih day of June, the
same being the regular time hxed by law
lor tran-action ot county Dusiness
There were present: Hon. J. R. Morton,
Hon. John Lewellen and Hon. T. B
Killin, commissioners j E. H. Cooper,
clerk; J. J. Cooke, sheriff; when tue
following proceedings were had, to-wit:
VACATION WARRANTS.
June 3rd, 1902.
County Charges: 1
Mrs R Davis, suppor; of John
Jones, pauper , . .
Rosa Trieehler, support of Rosa
Tnecbl t
Ellen Bridges, support of Ellen
and Unnnan Brnlg
J W Jones, biippoit of John E
Patton
W L Davis, support of W L Davis
Wm Scott, suppoit of John and
Margaret Mahan 16 00
Mrs Hattie Woods, support of Mrs
Hattie Woods 5 00
Elias Miller, support of David
Mortimer 30 00
Mrs S O Harrington, support of
Elizabeth Wilhoit . . 17 00
Paul Kreylag, support of J H Jones 10 00
Wm Dean, support of Miss For
rester . 6 00
A M Shib'ey, support of Mrs
Mndstaff 8 00
Henry Lewis, support of Henry
Lewis '. 0 00
Mr Kruger, support of Mr and
Mrs Kruger 7 00
Alice Cair, support ol Jane Carr 10 00
L Mathewson, support of L Math
ewson 7 00
Qus Pirkle, support of Gus Pirkle
and family 10 00
C E Burns, support of Johanna,
an Indian 5 00
J J Gorbett, supp't of Wm Stone 5 00
J M Heckart, Bupport of Carl
Uadke aw
Mrs J M Bacn, support of Mrs J
M Bacon, ind soldier 10 00
John Watson, support of John
WatBon, ind sol 5 00
Greenleaf Chute, support of
Greenleaf Chute, ind sol 10 00
Thos Holland, support of Thos
Holland, ind sol., 10 00
W T Gardner, support of minors
at Boys and Girls Aid Society 10 20
King Bohall, support of Phoebe
Hastings, pauper... 7 00
Elias Miller, support of CC Lewis 12 00
Mary Haley, support of James
Wilson 13 00
Mary Haley, ' support of Chas
Gruil 12 00
E Austin, support of Ira Phillips, 10 00
Eldora Younger.support of Eldora
Younger and family 8 00
John Avins, sup'rt of John Avins 8 00
Mrs Adams, support of Mrs Ad
ams and family 15 00
George Mooney, support of God
frey Shmale 8 00
Mrs Volckers, support of Mrs
Volckers and family 8 00
W H Mattoon. support of Mr and
Mrs GS Phelps... 5 00
W T Tinslev. support ot W l
Tinsley 5 00
John H Churchill, support ot
John H Churchill, ind sol 5 00
Peter Nehren Janitor 50 00
E II Cooper Clerk 125 00
ODEby t.. Deputy 60 00
J J Cooke Sheriff HI 66
J E Jack Deputy 60 00
T P Randall Recorder 100 OU
Louva Randall Deputy 52 00
A Luelling Treasurer 83 33
J H Luelling Deputy 20 00
JCZinser Supt 83 33
Thos F Ryan Judge 100 00
C A Stuart CoPhys 14 69
bills, June 7th, 1902.
Glass & Prudhomme, stationery 23 50
H H Eyman, pauper 15 00
A W Cheney, county printing. . . 15 00
W H Young, com, 2.50, shff, $10 12 50
Pacific States Tel & Tel Co, exp . . 8 10
Wilson & Cooke, courthouse 10 00
W A Huntley, stationery 18 75
Board of Water Com, exp 15 00
(Continued on page 8.)
P We also carry a full line of Buggies and Spring Wagon. v
M Write us for prices on everything you need, it on!y takes' a s
m postal card and may save you dollars.
258 FRONT STREET,
n
ORTHWEST IMPLEMENT lOMPANY,
PORT LAN
'SSZ
FRANK BUSCH,
ousc Furnishing
looI...
Sideboards ese are handsomely carved in ash, with fancy clock shelves and large bevel plate
mirrors, two cutlery drawers each, long linen drawer and two cupboard. Price $14.50
Picture Ffame ne rame doesrrt make a fine picture, but a poor frame spoils many a
fine picture. Taste in the selection of a moulding and mat should be fur
nished by the picture Iramer. We sell a niee 16x20 gilt frame with glass, for'$t
tnv Polffi Some housekeepers think that stove polish is simply to make the stove look
OIUVC JTUIIMI prettyi They are mistaken in this. Our " ,'Silver Gloss Stove Polish" preserves
the stove and is a positive necessity if you want to keep your stove in prime condition. Per box 15c
IT'S REASONABLE. The price is not
much when you come to buy a refrigerator, and
one of these well ventilated zinc lined affairs will
prove itself a satisfaction every day through the
summer. Ycu ought to have one early so as to
get the full benefit' Price $10; size 22x39
T?ihh0t Hnco Your garden and lawn will
Innlr better if you have
plenty of hose and keep the lawn well sprinkled.
Our canvas lined high quality rubber hose,
inch diameter, is the most convenient size and
the most economical hose you could have. Price
per 50 foot section, $5. Of course we have
cheaper hose excellent if there is no high
pressure.
CbinivtT'tre There is much here that will
give you pleasure, including
attractive necessities, which go so far to making
up the comfort and pleasure of a meal. Beau
tiful dishes add to the taste of the food, and these beautiful
sets will cive a banquet effect to a simple meal. They are all
durabe, of ex ent artistic quality, and not expensive. 100
piece set transparent enma, $19.
""!. 'n. You can have handsome fur.
VuridlUa n;turet handsome carpets an c
rugs, but it js the draperies that give a fin
ishing touc hto a new or old house. Don't
put all of your money into the other things,
save a little for your lace curtains. It only
takes a little money to get all you will want at the prices we are now making on
this line oi goods. iace curtain material,
ZxiC per yard.
Hammocks 90c. up.
FRANK BUSCH,
House Furnisher, Oregon City