TUP riTV rnilVriT Hemici, Kdt. C.rrow, Noni Rowi, I The pupiU mnivhoi In prootMwion to MXOKli or THE WORE OF THKjth ohurvh, with ili Owp l ily KKtilMR MOMTHLY MKETI. I Hrmuli So. 447, C. K. of A. h Kxly guard. Tax Kobatf A!lwol saloon Morns' Th ,",,si wndetod V Mi l.oti Granted Kr Ordinance ; Urir was wry fttu and gav on.1it to 1'asse.t-The Bills, i the aivomplishod musician. Tlit siiitfinit ; of the choir was on thi invasion oxcep- All hanJa but Councilman Porter ; lonlly itxkI. the devotion of Urn tmblic ere preut at Vdimdv ni;ht'a tKciont proof of the ertVn-t pro oounoil mootinj. The ordinance j d"1 on ,,,,,ir ,l,,4rt hT " gra.-efnt granting the stretH railway franchise, for jl ' farmer' Mass. etjbliahing a e erase aystem, levying tiii ritv Ux and limiting the hour for I. KIT Mi Mi ON StUNMiERU. collecting garbage were (aed; and the old "cow ordinance" was ordered pub lished A relvate ot H- SO was allow! X. 0, Walden on his city taxes. John K. Trembath was grantHl a saloon Horns. Ike Second l.iicrt Cunsulate f I lie t' nlted Stales In Km rope. last vk Captain Apperson received a letter datetl May 10 from t'nited States Consul 0, 8. K. Ituick at SonneUrg, Ihe unal monthly report of ottieer Germany. Mr. and Mr. Buick and two were tiled. Th committee on health t .laughter left Rosebet the for part of and police reported piogresa in the mat- j nIim.h jied from New York on the loth ter of preparing for a eewerage system jsnj rrived at Sonneherg, via Bremen, onthehtll. j eleven dava later. The letter deacril The bill of the county of 185.85 for ie piMMnt trip and says the change i gravel n-d on Seventh street wa: glv,t ,H.iitfU to the health of the ordered paid and th amount to be de- who)e fmjr. Of the country and his d K-td from Peters'a contract prior. ortice Mr. Blm.k fUow : The petition for th organiiation of a We traveled arrw a very beautiml and fire company on the hill wa referred interesting country from tli free city of Bre- to the tire and water committee. Kelly made aoiur temarks in reference to the necessity ot having an iteniiied report from the street commissioner and the council adjourned till Thursday night, i Before adjournment however there ! waa a scene in which J. E. Khoades and . men to this place inabout twelve hours, and fouml ourselves in a very old established town in the Ihichy of SaxeMeiningi'nlnth territory marked on the map of Or rntanjr asThnrii'gia or Thuringenwald. The city hml teen overnin by rohhers many limes and rlratird out later by tires which reduced it in recent vear. Now it scrms to hrex- Councilman O'Connell exchanged com-! ten.ting again. At the lal census it had pltment. Tne councilman was decided ly volcanic. THE Eof RTH ATCAXBY. The People lilul. la Pat- Mic Dew mstratians all Bay. The morning of the Fourth brought Targe crowds of people to Can by. At 10 A. M. the procession was formed v Deputy Marshals H. C. v.iilmn and Win. Outperlet. j The Molalla brass band headed the li.'HX) inhabitants, the presetitailve of whom accorded m a very cvnliat welcome. I fomiit my consular offii' well apinte1, in charge of a vice and deputy consul with necessary clerical aid. etc. The consular district is large, embracing over one and a half million people, and from a printed list just received from the de partment of state I tlnd that ftmneherg is the largest and most important consulate in any of the Enmiean eonntries excepting only Liverpool. Now it is propeil to di vide it up and establish one or two amncies ! in th ,litri,-r that will .-.wit Inf. hnti. procession followed by the liberty car, i ne snd Ubor uf ,li8 n!W , l(ll(:t cituen on foot, in carriages ai.d on j ll0l ,0 0,i. htl( wm,t,ow I like plentvof I business. My rapacity, however, is not so large, and perhaps I will hae enough It'll to ktep me busy. Now as to the agricultural aet of this country, I can say that everv inch of siir- horseback After arriving at the grove the fol lowing exercise were held: Reading i f the Declaration of Inde- rwnlAfuft hi Miua Rrtli4 ICniht' nrA , c . r, . , .i face is used and compelled to vield. The tion bvS. A. D.Gurlec, who pronounced ... ,, ' . , , , , ; ' , .. ; cultivation could not Iw more perlect. The a careiut ann tnoiigntiui uiscoiirae; a of a high order and Indicated that they have ' great talent In that dim-lion, Hut the nHUtt , appropriate as well as the most entertaining , pari td'the program was th fourth of July j address g!.-n by on ot Viola's bright young tatties, Mlsa tvinnia Haydeu, Al though of th humorous order It contained more truth than humor, Mr. Jubti am) his children lamretl the audience with songa and rtHiitalioua in a very pleasing manner. The day was aul very pleasantly and all who were there votcil itagood time. Sratr.iToa. TIIK WII.0N luTrKR. Ills jwp and uiher r Hires of Die ArTKIr (Vmmciitetl l'pnn, OaittittN t'ltv, tK., June it. fo tm Km TtH:J Any self-respecllng cuiisUbU would hate oltrntt a rewartt for the recapture of a horse tliiel he had permitted to escape in sucli a tpiestionahle way as Sheriff Kelly permitted Wilson to gel Iter, Vntll Kelly explained, we susectett stnne waggish pas senger stole the irons ulf Wilson while Kellv and Morgan were enjoying the west side scenery from the ear window, As Wilson kept on his feet whila Morgan fell, it is unite probable that Wilson was sntwr. Th whole matter seems "Usliv." Would not an honorable man otter one year's I profits of hisotUce to retrieve his blunder? I It I the common miacarriajr of Justice I that causes lynching. If not permitted lo ' emape (rtuu jail or oltlcers, the culprit may suicide, leign insanity, or swure a trivial sentence by lingering legal Jugglery ; and if unsuccessful in all these, ha can pruhahly procure a panlon. There is not likely to be so many assaults on women and girls where I it Is well known that a proven attempt of rape means the community will be blessed with an InoMCnsive eunuch; and the con tession of sued a heinous crime as Wilson's nil piewnt the coroner with a cadaver. The dignity of the law should tie upheld, but ae should not for't that the law w as ' made for the people, not the -eople tor the i law. We can criticise Ohio lor irintting j a man to he lynched for taking a hatchet, and murdering or maiming his wile an I laughters, we can censure Sew York for a j summary execution, but Oregon like Ohio ; and New York, is inhibited by civilised J people. I Every day since the confession the news- ' paH'rs have Impressed us with the horror Wilson had of summary punishment and his indifference of the courts. When the courts fail why should not the people act? j As men become civilised are they to become ! criinring sillv milksops? Ioes civilisation teach girls that father, brother and bus bund no longer mean proln lors? For a proier basis ot consideration put yourself in his place. J. II. CiMTOTU IKEBKUD iiiiio uLiioeiiieut. WK AUK TOO lU'SY . Receiving New Spring and Summer Goods ou wthh to talk a-HHit (iOOI uro at vtur ttorvire. Tt talk about lmlition or nnvthinj; tlso. Hut if v 1500DS rtiul LOW PKICKS, wo an We will quote a few hard hitter: 5 gallons best Pearl Oil. - 80.85 3 pounds Arbuckle's Coffee S.65 22 pounds Nice 0 Sugar, - - $1.00 HuililoiV Hardware ami Nail at Portland juices, and all other jiimhIh in jioHiition. Our stoek of Hoots and Shoes will unit the most fastidious. There is no letter line of Hats and Cans in Clackamas Count v. We are receiving a complete line of PHY t!OOlS and MIMJNKUY direct from the East, which we will sell at Prices that will (live us a call and U convinced. surprise you. Carlton & Rosenkrans' New Cash Store, Cnntoy, I.o:ili'rs in I.ow Price for Ciitckatiia Count v. i MX nAniGIIOliST & COMPANY, 1M Front Street. HARDWARE Portland. Oretttm, Nirlli.irn Aientt lr ATKI1VS SAWS IHnter- -Dlsmoud.' -jine -iieelrtenl Tmitsinitth 'Poller tsnea sever tisel. "4 j'-. 1 Mf.t..-".S v.. t VW- ' - ;-urii.(i,'.v.i..'u,i' to , j t " V j vfir. .!-. ;.-iv. ,iZS ' ""1 IV Ji w i fl rw li Zii t 1J l iA' i it. MM kilrt in fc" - '"'TIBHRIIIIH"""" 1 IHr. " J Crescent Wedges (warranted.) H A S Pnxf Ch.in. Arcade Files. Loggers and Wood Choppers .Specialties. Oregou City Agent, ...... V Ivojk. Civscent Meel choir composed of young people sang labor expended on the soil is inimen. The implements are very ride and primitive. aeveral ratciotic songs; the band en-; xi,e milch cows, in" chance of women, do livened the occasion by playing national aira, while a swing, ice cream stand, etc. attranted the Attention of thft rrowd aftnr the literarj exercises had been con- Mutn of ",0 l'to I reached except py a stairway, anu m sticn cases me all or nearly all the lirld work and teamii g on the highways. One or two cos make a team, according to the wealth of the peoon. Sandy's Celebration. Paspt, Jt'lT . Sandy'i calrlirallon was the grande-d and most sturessful ever held at this place. The oration delivered hrre by Mr. fieurge WILSON A COOK women carry up tht manure on their backs and bringdown the product ia the same way from the terraces. The cow or cows, horse or hores. a the case may be. are attached to the wagon on one side of a long pole or tongue by small round rope traces, in all cases four to live eluded. President of the day. Win. Knight, dismissed the assembled crowd till 2 o'clock p. m. j Everybody repaired to basket or hotels to satisfy their hunger during the interval f In the afternoon sack races, ball play- fee' u lung. The cow has a strip of wood iog, loot racing etc., entertained the ; a"" nJ half i,,ehes 'd a. ross people till evening when the display o(!''"fa bo the yes. with a small hole ' , ,., ... .. i in each end, to which the traces are attached, fireworks, which was very creditable, ... .. , Thecowa are reniarkablv gentle; liorns all afforded ainuse.ne.nt for all. The daytlope back and dowlli ,lllTe them closed with a grand ball in Knight's ball, j Wllk ul) s(airWas through trout stores and rooms in main streets to their stables in the rear. Horses, ot which there are not many, are good and well kept, have oen bridle, Dutch collar and hanies, and rope traces, held op by a small back strap, always four or five feet too long, and generally otdv one horse to a w agon. The pole extends about three feet in front of the horse; the brake is The Close of the Scholastle year. First j on the front wheels. This plan is common Communion at the Church. j alike to pleasure and freight wagons. Hursts j are not driven beyond a five mile per hour The closing exerci.-es of St, John's ' gait. I would like to have an American School were held June 30th. During ! carriage with shaflj and harness complete. the past year, which proved a very sue-1 The roads are so tine everywhere that one Higlwi; CiiiiuiIo. WAsmxaros), July 6 Senator Man derson today introduced a bill lo create C. Hrowneli, was a master pie.-e oreh,nence ) nl'nal highway eimiinMon, to con Havoretl aith the threads and fabrics of ; ' ' senators, five representatives, truth and tacts, which was loudly ap- ; 'he seeretarie of war, agrirtilture, and plauded j interior, postniastor general, attorney The Currinsville hand aftorded excellent i geneial, and an auviate meinher from music and matleeverylxxty happy. ' each state and territory The coinmia- The I'tM-kelreace string band furnished , , i.,,.,,,, n,i. , room music and everyhoilv ,..,. : .. , . port to Congress. All felt well pleased with the exercises throughout the day, and went away feeling that there still exists a strong attachment in the hearts of our people for the old flag. STrjOHV SCHOOL good ball danced. K. K. Meinig A Sons can well feel pmiid that they have achieved a great victory over the opposition celebration inaugurated ! by the peoples party of this place. It was I a very tame atlair. In order for them to see a crowd they bad to come to Mr. j Meinig a park. All far Mid near were made In hear the ' booming anvils which told we aere cele brating here. I. P. W. Students at the formal 8ehtol. N EEbY, Or., July 3. To th KniTna I notice in the last week a EsfTKurKMit the names of students who attended at Monmouth xhli h does not include all who attended from Clackamas county. I here with send the names of others who were there during the past school year: T. A. C'ampan, John Owings, KevisOraham, Vin nie (irahani, John Stanton, Wlllaril Stan ton and John YodiT. Om Who Was Tiik. cesstul one, the attendance averaged upwards of 80 pupils. The following girls and boys were warded premiums by the principal ot the school, Rev. Father Hillebrand : 8EM0B DEPARTMENT. Gold medals for conduct awarded to Missea Mabel Metcalf and Mary Wad dock. Silver medals for polite deport ment awarded to Misses Rosa Miller, Loita Quinn and Emiline Schneider. Gold medals awarded for diligence to masters 'William McGee and Harry Draper. Silver medals for excellency warded ti Misses Mattie Draper, Lulu McGee, Elfrida Meyer, Ella Gleason, Annie Witz and Willie Metcalf. Hon orable mention, Misses Maria Pratt, Ma ty Metcalf and Mary Waddock. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. Silver medal for conduct awarded to Clara Charais. Silver medals for polite deportment awarded to Sibyl Lippltt, CUra Miller, Clara Waddock, and Gusta Meyer. Silver medal for dili gence awarded to Daisy McAnulty. Silver medals for excellency awarded to Annie Gleason, Maggie Hanifin, Maggie Henrici, Kmma Mossbrugger and Eddy Ilemmelgarn. After the presentation of medals the Rev. A. Hillebrand addressed the pupils in a few well-chosen words, reminding them to put in practice the many good lessons of virtue and piety instilled into their hearts during the year. After an appropriate adieu to pastor and teachers the pupil departed. The following Sunday, July 3d, the first communion of the children took place. The following thirteen ap proached the altar for the first time: Maulers William McGee, Harry Draper, Adam Herman and Theodore Huerth ; Misses Annie Witz, Lotta Quinn, Ella Gleason, Lizzie Herman, Maggie of our family horses would take tour jier sons anywhere at the rate of ten miles r hour, and that would paralyze the (people ! here. This country is very beautiful, and with so many old castles, and various remains of ancient grandeur is very interesting. I have just had a visit from two San Fran cisco ladies, and a letter of yesterday's date from our mutual friend James B. Mont gomery at the Hotel de Uellevue, Kruxelles, informing me that he bad just arrived from New York and would proceed to Paris to day; in a fortnight will come to Berlin on his way to drink the waters of Carlsbad. It does one good to meet an American so far from home. I am going tonight to shoot, or try to shoot, the most famous game bird in Germany, known as the mountain cock. It nvighs from twelve to titeen pounds and is eery beautiful. I have the invitation from the Duke of Meiningen, and will be escorted by a retinue of his officers. I hope my knowl ede of woodcraft will enable me to maintain their high opinion of American hunters. Later on I exct to visit the Hart, moun tains and get a dash at a wild boar. Miss Rosamond Shaw entertained a company of her friends at a delightful lawn party last Friday evening at her home on Sixth and Washington streets. Gaines were played, refreshments were served, there was mtisiu and dancing. The lawn was well lighted with Chinee lanterns. It was informal enough to he most enjoyable. The Fourth at Viola, Vioi.a, July (). The citizens of Viola and vicinity congregated at the grove near Mr. Stone s residence and bad one of the pleas antest Fourth of July celebrations ever held here. The Declaration of Independence was read by R. Herriu, after which Judge Ma guire of Portland delivered an oration. The Waldrop children of Portland were with us and entertained the audience with songs, re citations, reading, etc. Their exercises were Novel Features of Hammer liowns. Waists distinctly different from the skirt are much worn, but a newer plan is to In troduce a full front of another color and material. Thus a biege crepon with taint bayadere lines of blue has the entire front of the waist of pale blue foulard, giving the effect of a blue bodice in front, while the back Is of crepon, The silk front fastens on the side, and is prettily handed with ribbons that hold the fullness; the back is quite plain at the top, with only four small pleats at the waist to meet the lowest rib bon brought back from the front. The blue foulard forms two large pull's at top of the sleeves, and the close lower part is of creion. Harier's llazar. Blank note, receipt and order books at the Kntkki'Kixk office . Bi( ladiaa Turn-warn. Chxvxnni Aokncy, S. D.. July 6. The big Catholic Indian pow-wow has closed. High mass and confirmation scenes were very Impressive. It was a'so an interesting sight when over 2,000 warriors, who hut eighteen mouths ago were arrayed in war dim, ant around a big wigwam and listened to talks by their head men atxiut the tienellts of religion. Itaator Bhsrmsi Borprlifd. Boston, July 3. Senator Sherman, of Ohio, arrived today on the steamer Dor chester. Seal.ing of the passage of the silver bill by the senate ha said he was surprised at the votes of Cameron, o( Pennsylvania, and Hill, of New York. Both states, he said, are dead against free silver, and it seems to him a dan gerous vote for those who represent them. For Sale Cheap. A honse and two lota on Sixth street, opptafite Shivley's hall. Enquire ol Mrs. Ij. E, Phillips, Oregon City, or V, A. Phillips, Clackamas. The new county officers took their of fices last Monday. Sheriff Ganong'i deputy ia K. C. Hacked, Clerk Morton has U.S. Strange and Recorder Ramsby Charles Burns. Commissioner Scott is silting with the court this week. Mr. and Mrs. F. I'.. Wllliamsof Albany spent the fourth fn Oregon City. Hot Griddle Cakes. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder possesses a peculiar merit not approached by that of any other baking powder. It produces the hot buckwheat, Indian or wheat cakes, hot biscuit, doughnuts, waffles or muffins. Any of these tasteful things may be eaten when hot with impunity by persons of the most delicate digestive organs. Dr. Price's Cream Bak ing Powder leavens without firmentation or decomposition. ' In its preparation none but the purest of cream of tartar, so da, etc, is used, and in such exact equivalents as to always guarantee a perfectly neutral result, thereby giving the natu ral and sweet flavor peculiar to buckwheat and other flour that may be used, the natural flavor so much desired and ap predated by all. The oldest patrons of Dr. Prices powder tell the story, that they can never get the same results from any other leavening agent, that their griddle cakes, biscuits, etc. are never so light and never taste so sweet or to good as when raised with Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder. GRAND OPENING -OF- THOS. CHARMAN & SON -AT THE- P O EER STORE. DR6SSG00DS In the latest stylos ami donignn, some beautiful pattern at a prico novei before ofleretl in Oregon City. CLOTHING Extra largo lino of Men'g ami Hoys', clothing, of the best grade of goods in the market. fcHATS In any size, shape ami stylo from one dollar up to the best Stetson. FNWQ Goods Embracing a well selected line of Ties, Negligt-e shirts Hosiery and Underwear. Chapman $ Son Lead in quality of goods handled. GIVE THEM A. CALL. GEORGE BROUGHTON, MANUKACTUKKK OK A IX KINDS OF FIR AND HARDWOOD LUMBER. FULL STOCK OF FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISH ING LUMBER, DIMENSION STUFF AND LATH. Special Bills Cut to Order Mill and Yard on the River, Foot of Main Sttwt. OREGON CITY, OR.