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Lit Hay lt TurMlny Inti'inling- U
lull 1 lli)1 wiaalmrit all iiiotinr.
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iiiimi ilitrat.lt otiini ma. In. Kil, on
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liunv.aiiliiil, !)' N IUt rlan k.i
iviirUK wirkrr. Itiiftirumc ylvtin
lual of in y work altl. A'llriM
I ifi-uoii City.
flail mil wo llm loiinica at It. !..
u ii anil yii will aoinn vik
4 hirli they am lllii alinott at
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liMniiit atory lu llm M. Jnlin'a
-il liiiililiiin liicli haa Jul IxH-n
J i mm liirlowri ami llm iiuliT aa It waa tlicn alwut
N'Kuu llx'ir work on tlie out ailn of i iiinriiliig an. I tlii-y ilnl not
TWO I'ltlNOJILItH AI'E.
Iloli lllm k ami t runk Hull Haw out or
he Coimlr Jul! and Km...
1.kI Hiitiilay imirnliiK wlmn A. W.
Howard wiuit to tuko tlio prinom-ra in
tlm county jail (,r l,rukrnit tin lla
Mvrr. ,0 t1B cnC 0, t,(9 mn
rixim of llm j ,! ,1, t)ia om of thB
prUoiinra litxl nrawlml tliroiiili tlila liolu
ml mail kikxI hi emiajKi. A coupln
ol lioiira luUr he Wrnml that tlmro waa
miothur jirUonnr mUaltiK, and that one
whom hit aujKMi.d aafcly lixkod In on
of tha aimd r,.. Tito cat mniiI irMonera
art) Iloh Mark and Frank Hall, alia C.
II. Wall, lllmk waa avrvlnu a all
month' aniitiiin: for altvniptod rajKi and
had Imm.ii In JhII nlnrn hcftiru ttio April
turm of court. Krank Hall waapullud a
rouplu of month aK for aUmlliiK ahrxip
pilla from the warnlioimo of Alhrlnht A
Wanmr and waa Imld Mndiiig the action
of the (fraud Jury.
It iti that thu prlaoiittrt have
inualiy Utn loi kfd In thulritilla almiil
7o'il,nkln the nvenlim, all hut lilurk
who wa trtatt a a aort of trimly and
pt'rmiltod to riMnwin oiiImIiIii of the culla
at nlithta. Whi'ii Howard wont down
on Haturday nluht to link I hum In hit
ralliHl llm rolo aa umial ami Illaik
anawe rt-il aa he aiippownl from limiclo the
rrll hut In rrnllly from hi place of hldintf
Milnd the cell, hi Mjitlon IwIiik aiich
that hi voice would aoiiud throiitili thu
Imra and aound a tliounh he were iriHidii.
From the olln-r prikonera it waa Icurniil
that alwut 10 o'clock or aa Boon aa they
deemed It rot ft) to do o they 1h-kii to
acarch fur an cy place of tcae and
after at'vural vain enveavor rlinilied
ukui the !! I cell ami I-kiiii work with
a hiu piki amiie old hort hladud knivt',
a bm k aw and an ax. Tlicy manual', I
with the mill and knife to K"t a hole in
the floor hl( euoiiKh for the aaw and
then had fli-nr aailinif, except that the
old lilade w hich thi'y held in their handa
with old rag around it made noiiw
enough to i heard two hliH-ka away
and thev were afraid that they would
he caught In tlipir atti'inpt to K'l out.
The flmt hole that they made camu up
under County Recorder, Kamahy'a tleak
and they had to try Kiti. Thia time
they were more ucct'ii(ul and got a
hole rut j'int where Kamnhy unually
Umla when at work at hi dek. It
waa alKiul 10x10 Inche and through
thi they crawled and then had fair Ball
ilia a they had only to oen a wnnlow
and get away, hut they no time to apare
2 o'clock in the
have many
PERSONAL NOTES.
CAMP COM WO.
nr try.
I'. Wliii-afll, the undertaker, ha
rn-riviKl the (Ineal line of raaketa
oi, III in ever hrouK'ht to )reoii City.
toult them) hard, (lull time and
liot la) umlerBiild ill price. X
L.l Tlmrdav eveniiiK Chaa. Hitter
MiraOpal Wclhcrell were married
n anleiice of the hride'a mother in
iimli. The wrddiiiK wa Btrictly
4te ami pretty much of BurpiUe to
f 1 one,
:!y li,iae hair came out with every
'miK, wa imliired to give Ayer'illair
r a (aitlilul trial. Hhn did ao, and
-lily wa the lo of hnlr ehecked,
new ami vlKorouaKrowth Boon biic
1M that which had gone.
me weeka bko the hTKMimiK pulf
l an account nf the auddun dlai-
jraiice of Duvid Anderitoll of Clarke'.
IrlcmU have at lant heard from him
And thut he wandered aw av while lie
and that ho waa found In Vanh
n where he waa committed to the
fliim
lit Mondav Mr. Anderson Walker
ailj'iiled liiHKiit) ami llit) Milne even--he
lukeii hy Dr. W. K. Carll to the
iin in Salem, where it la hoied that
may recover Iler Binlilen alllictioit
mid cuhiiuity to her Inmlikinl and
Ijrue family of amiill children who
.it the nun when they moNt ihhmI a
flier' cure.
ii Knudah paiM-r nil) : An unuxuul
it waa wiluenaed on Saturday at the
nil of Lady Wheler, wife ol Sir
Ivor Wheler. ut Leitminijton. f InHtinitH,
jrwii kHhiro. The deceaaed weighed 311
f (,Vltlllm,)iind with the collln.ltcwt,
' lh". Thecolllin wa tl ft. Ionic, 3 ft.
wiile.itild 2 ft. II in. deep and twelve
' were needed to carry it.
A. Mile, lliu well-known pioneer
'Hull ami riiHiilent of St. llolellH,
in town Monday nuiklntf brief
1 with hi duimhter, Mra. Uutler.
ilu here he renewed mi old time fiiend-
with Mr. Ilinim (Whrune, whom)
laintancn lie found in WA while
y, with neveral other pnKHeiiKera of
"leiiiiier t'olunihia, were atrut?-
h In the water in their endeavor to
Ii nhoro from a awamped ahiihout
' iimkiiix lundinK at Tort Orford.
ml Friday the caae of the State vs
''rick Kilter of Alhina wns tried
'f Judue Fouta, MiiHnra. Dye and
f nipHon uppearinK 'or tl'u Btatu a"1'
firs lluyea and Story for the defend-
Homo time alnce Hitter wan mied
plilwaukeo by hie woodchopiiera and
'"iK'iinont obtainod upon which a
I l the woodcut by them was ordered.
'ce of execution having boon ponied
.'he wiMidaomeone tore them down
lor this Kittcr waa arreated. The
1 resulted jn hn beinu found guilty
f lie waa fined $75 and coeta amount-
w44.5ri. From the declaion of the
i lioim to put theniiMtlvel out of the way
before dyli((ht.
The reaaoti that the e'Hie of both
prlminer wna Hot dim-oyered immeili
alely wa dne to the fact that Hall waa
tuppoaed to be In hi cell all right it not
being uiicioned that he bad deceived
the jailer and got locked on the outeide
of the cell. There were two other lri
ouer in the Jail at the name time but the
primmer had lieen quarreling among
Ihfiupclve and would not occupy the
amo cell.
Frank Hall aa be call himself has
reajitH table folk living in the F.aat one
of whom an uncle in a member of lela
lature of one of the xtatca. The name ia
an aMiimcd one being allghtly changed
from hia real name which ia C. II. Walla.
He probably bad Borne object in eacap
olncr than the cairno of hi appreben
aion and retention In the jail bore.
Main Street Improvement.
After a prolonged struggle and many
discouraging iliawbacka the contract for
the Improvement of Main street with
vil rilled brick from the baitin to Moes
street has been aigiied by both parties
to the contract, and the bond executed
by the contraflow have been approved,
ao that there la nothing more for the
city council to do but to make the
mHment aa contemplated by the
city charter and collect when due. The
contractors can begin operations at any
time and probably will not delay at all
aa the Beacon ia getting lute and there
will be no more than time to do the
work before the wet seaaon seta hi.
On Tuesday the sheriff nerved notice
on the contractors that they would have
to look to the Individual members, of the
council for their pay. Jiit what pur
pose the serving of thia notice by the
sheriff served, It would be hard to say.
It would seem that any one of the
objectors could have carried the notieo
and have saved themselves the unneces
sary expense of paying an officer. It
was probably Intended ns a bluff, the
object being to scare the contractors off of
the job. It does not seom to have served
ita purposo if that was its object, as the
trestle work is now progressing rapidly
and a few more days will doubtless see
the dirt (lying for the grading.
an-
The Clackamas county teachers'
nual institute will convene in this city
at the public school building next Mon
day morning. Among the Instructors
who will be present is Prof.P.L.Campbell,
who will assist for two days. He will also
deliver a lecture TuoBduy evening to
which the general public is invited.
The fire companies have had new
constitutions and by-laws printed in
moit.mnu.hlot form to takothe place of
those in use which were printed just
twenty years ago.
Captain Sweeney, U. H. A., San Diego,
Cal says: "Shiloh's Calarrh Remedy
ii .'i' .ui ,.,,li,.in I have ever found
IB tlio uio. - -
wnnM ilo me any good." Price 50
Judge Mcllnde ia holding court In
Ilillshoro this week.
Jack Humphrey In borne from his
(lhlng on the lower Columbia.
Last Saturday John Vegellus returned
from hi week's sojourn l the seaside.
U.K. Itohallleft on Wednesday for
the liig Nestucca for an outing at the sea
iiie.
J. M. Lawrence came down from
Halern the lust of the week for a visit In
town.
Itev. John Parsons, presiding elder of
the Kalein district, was In 'the city last
Tuesday.
Geo. Fox and wifo were In the city
for several hours on Sunday visiting
relatives.
Miss Fra'ncos H. Fouls of the Pally Is
visiting her cousin Misslletta Fouta of
thia city.
Mis Mary Young of Milwaukee began
a fall team of school at Salmon lUver
lat Monday.
J. W. Strange slopped off a few days
while on bis way to Douglas county to
visit hi brotlier.
Mra. Pope, mother of T. A. Pope and
Mr. J. W. Muldrum, is quite poorly and 1
fear are entertained that she may not
recover.
Mrs. Scott who has been visiting her
iter, Mra. II. K. Smith for the past
few weeks returned to her home in
California on Monday.
J. (J Porter and daughters Fannie
ami Kate who are enjoying the many
lights at the World's Fair this week pro
nounce l he rn grand.
Miss Louise Williams who has been
in the city for the past few months visit
ing her Bister, Mrs Fred Fuller ia intend
ing to return to her borne in California
on Friday of this week.
John Kelly who baa been in charge of
the composing room of the Salem
Statesman for a long time has
come down to bis old borne with bis
family to visit old friends.
Dr. L. L. Pickens, J. A. Moore, C. C.
Kohbiua and John Humphrey constitu
ted a pleasant bicycle party that went
from here last Sunday morning and
sieut the day at Vancouver.
last Sunday morning Le!ie II. Cow
ing left at four o'clock on hia bicycle for
Kalama, the distance being about 00
miles. He wis talking with John Hum
phrey in the evening over the telegraph
wires and told him that he reached there '
at 12 o'clock. He w ent to visit friends and
exacted to lie away for a couple ol days.
P. II. Harth and family of Grants Pass
are this week the guests of C. II. Dye
with whom they were intmately ac
quainted in Madison, Dakota, before
coming to Oregon and they find it pleas
ant since they reached tlio land of the
Web Feet to get together and talk over
the incidents of their lives in the "home
of the blizxard."
Past Head Advisor and State Deputy
C. A. Wheeler of the Woodmen of the
World was in town Wednesday making
arrangements lor the organization of the
camp of that order at Oregon City. Af
ter the organization is effected Mr.
Wheeler accompanied by a picked corps
of officer from the four camps of Port
land, will on some night next week con
fer tha Protection degree of the order
upon the members of this city.
A. C. McClelland, receiver of the
Latirande land office was in the city
last Thursday looking after some bus
iness matteis. Mr. McClelland used to
live in Oregon City twenty-aix years ago
and while here the other day walked the
BtrcclM quite a spell to see if he would
meet any one whom ho formerly knew
hut in thia he was not successful and he
concluded that a quarter of a century
has worked quite a change in the place
which be formerly knew well.
Prof. U. H. Dunn and bis wife have
been engaged to teach school in the
thriving little town of Antelope, Wasco
county, at a salary of 115 a month and
will begin their work in that place Au-gm-t
2Hth. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn are well
and favorably known in this county
having successfully conducted the West
Side school tho past two yenrs. They
have also had charge of Beverul of the
prominent schools of this county which
attained a high standard under their
management
Vice President Stevenson.
Dr. W. E, Carll who was in Sulem on
business the night before the vice-presi
dential party passed through here appears
to have Won the only ono from Ore
gon City who had the honor to be
invited to the special car in which
the party was traveling and rode from
Salem in company with Mr. Stevenson,
whom ho found a most pleasant gentle
man Co meet. Aa the train passed here
the vice-president was standing on the
platform of bis car and acknowledged
vory gracefully tho salute tendored by
those who had gathered to see him.
Vice-President Stevenson must be a
man of great endurance as well as very
patient or be would not stand the strain
of constant ovations as received while
passing through Oregon. The overland
reached Salein before five o'clock in the
morning, an hour when dignitaries like
Mr, Stevenson are usually, Btill in bed
especially when keeping the irregular
hours incident to traveling, yet be was
up and prepared to make a speech
That act does him credit.
Arrangements, now Hearing Comple
tion Jor the Second Annual Kn
cNmament.
Commencing on tho 12th of next
month the First Ileglment, together with
companies II, F and II, will go Into
camp at Gladstone for a term of six day
or more, the camp to be known a
" Camp Compson," In recognition of the
woik done by General Cuinpson in behalf
of the militia of the state.
OrderJ have been promulgated from
which are gleaned the following interest
ing data:
The military exercise In camp shall
consist mainly of such aa cannot well be
executed in armories, and of the ex
tended order drill.
The uniform and equipments issued by
the slate will be worn without change or
modification. O Mirer and men, when
leaving their quarters, off duty, must
wear the uniform (blouse buttoned) ex
cept that whllo duck trousers, while sum
mer helmets, and in event of excessive
beat, straw or felt bats may lie worn.
At evening parade, reviews, and guard
mounting, and at the annual insiection
to lie held in camp, the white standing
collar will be worn. On drill or other
duty thia is not required.
Subsistence will be by company mess.
Two or more companies may unite in one
mesa if so disponed.
No person not connected with the ad
ministration of the camp or not a mem
ber of an organization therein will be
permitted in the camp after tattoo with
out authority from the commanding offi
cer. The sale of all spirituous liquors,
wine, ale or beer, and all huckster and
auction salea are prohibited. No ale,
beer, wiuea or spirituous liquors will be
used in camp except upon the prescrip
tion of the chief medical ofllcer.
Capt. J. W. (ianong who has suc
ceeded in placing the company here in
better condition than it was ever be.'ore
states that be has good prospects of go
ing into camp with not less than forty
five men, and as he has the hearty co
operation of all Ins men, Co. F will
doubtless have no rem on to complain
of lack of interest and attendance.
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L. V. MOORE,
305 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon.
The Place of the Second Animal En
campment of the First Regiment.
To one who has not visited Gladstone
and its delightful park, the first trip to
that beautiful suburb holds in store
many pleasures, as no more pleasant
Bot is to be found, especially if the day
le hot and sultry so as to make the cool
shade desirable.
It ii an eminently fit place for the en
campment of a military corps since it af
fords not only a fine field for drill pur
poses and reviews, but it is favored with
pure water and a healthful location while
for convenience of access it has no equal
any where in the state, as those coming
from up the road or river can get off here
and take the electric cars so as to be lan
ded right at the park and parties from
Portland can, after riding through a de
lightful section for three quarters of an
hour, alight on the grounds where the
drills and mock battles will take place.
There is no doubt but that the militia
companies will greatly enjoy their outing
on the banks of the beaotiful Clackamas,
and it is also probable Gladstone Park
will be chosen by many others who de
sire to spend a few days in the woods
and to view the military maneuver at
the same time, as the place to pitch their
tent and that they will choose to come
while the encampment ia being held.
All such will find ample facilities in
every way and will have no trouble in
procuring all the supplies required.
Only two weeks more and Oregon
City northern suburb will be trans
formed into a scene of military nitrations
with troops marching and countermarch
ing, while the "corporal of the guard"
will be the most popular man in camp
Gladstone promises to be a lively spot
during the days of the encampment since
every one will desire to attend at least
for one day and the now delightful su
burb will, for the time being, not be
such a fino place for the person loving
the blessings of the country while enjoy
ing the good things of the city. '
An accident occurred at the county
gravel pit near Moss hill which very
neorly resulted fatally, but the full par
ticulars of which we have been unable
to obtain. It seemB that the county is
hauling gravel from there to the road
south of town and that the men were
engaged in mining under the bank
for the purposo of caving it off, and
were intending, as soon as the wagon
then loading was filled, to take bars
and break it off, but it happened lhat
those at work there had just stepped
partially out when the bank, without
warning, broke away catching one of the
men and burying hitn up to hia arms be
neath a heavy load of gravel and strik
ing another so hard as to knock him
down and bruise his legs. The man be
neath the gravel waa dug out without
having sustained serious injury. It was
a lucky escape for had the bank broken
away when the men were in the pit
some would have been killed.
On Tuesday theie was filed by the
Southern Pacific company a deed execu
ted by the Narrow Gauge makeing a
formal transfer of the property of that
company to the Southern Pacific. The
actual sale was made some time since.
The Monmouth State Normal.
During the past yeai the State Normal School at Mon
mouth has reached an enrollment of over 400, the largest
in its history. The Professional Course has been much
strengthened by the addition of the Model Training Depart
ment in which students are given practical experience in
the application of methods, under the supervision of special
critic teachers. Miss Edith Cassavant, a graduate of the
Millersville, Pa., State Normal, has ben added to the depart
ment for the next year's work.
In the Academic Course, the work in all the departments
has been revised and strengthened. The school has a bright
prospect for future growth and usefulness.
FOR ASTORIA-FAST TIME'
Steam'p Telephone
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Leaves foot of Alder street, Portland.
Leaves Portland daily, except Sunday, 7 A.M.
Leaves Astoria daily, except Saturday, 7 P. M.
gDirect connection daily at Youngs bay with Seashore R. R. for all
points on Clatsop Beach. Tug Ilwaco from Ilwaco connects at Astoria
with Telephone everv night for Portland. Tickets of Telephone, Ocean.
Wave, Lurline and tug Ilwaco interchangeable.
OREGON CITY FENCE WORKS,
, , Manufacturer of nd dealers in all styles ot
COMBlflTIOlI WIRJ- AID JlJIp-FESdE,..
Both rough cnd dressed for lawn and division fence, also
Hartman Steel Ficket Fence,
And Wire Panel iVm Fence, also Expanded Metal Fence
Call and see Camples and get Prices.
Shop over Bestow's Sash A Door factory, Oregon City, Or.
SEVENTH STREET TIN SHOP.
General Jobbing and Plumbing a Specialty.
Will guarantee all work to be done thorough,
and at rates that will be satisfactory.
Contractors will do well to see me on their contracts.
lice court he took an appeal.
eta. Sold by G.U. Huntley.