CLACKAMAS COUNTY
THE EMEHI'MmE ( OKI! tM OM).
i:rs swr.vv tue vinv.
Man ami Hoy Mel with lMiu Tul Accl
dent A fw Hell for School
Houkc Other Sow.
8TffiKP, Sept. U. Johnnie Sohalu, a
Ul of U j ears met aith an accident last
Kriilay which niiiiht have been erioii. He
was helping his uncle loail a log upon a
wiiton to haul to Sumner' mill when it
rolled on his fool, pifsMng the buckle of
In shoe into Ihe tlesh and bruising the
ankle )iiile badly, so tbat it became very
much swollen in a short time and painful.
His mother wisely applied compresses of
vinegar and aaier which reduced the
wellinit and he is al'le to be out again now.
Threshing is coming rapidly to a finish
with a rather belter yield than had been
expected.
Ye hear that l!epreentative-elect C. II.
Kruse met with an accident while loading
baled hay. The grab hook gave way, letting
him backward and he fell with force from
the load to the ground, landing him
upon his head and one shoulder. He is a
fwpulist and was grabbing all he could see
and naturally overbalanced himself.
One of or r neighbors seems to believe in
evening things up as he has engaged Uiree
machines to do his threshing.
The school board has bought a bell for
the new school house and it will be placed
in position tnis week in readiness for the
fall term which commences next Monday
the 21st with Miss Ida Francis as teacher.
Many are sneeiing and complaining of
colds caught in some mysterious way.
J. y. Gage started for fileti reservation to
engage with his brother in fishing for the
cannery recently located there.
A number from Station! and vicinity
have gone hop picking, notwithstanding
the low price.
It is raining gently at present
Mr. and Mrs Will Itrown of Kedtmul
were visiting Mr. Hrown s parents today.
J. II. Hrown s new house beglua to loom
up and will soon be ready for occupancy,
Mrs. J. M. Willey, of I'ortlaml has Neil
visiting in l.ogau Ihe most of the past week
8he Intends to return to her home on Mon
day, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson were visit
ing In Stringtown today.
T. W. liagan ol Oregon City was visiting
in Logan today.
A party of lAganites attended the nance
at Jacknife on Saturday night and
it is reported, vol lost In the dark but
managed to get there after awhile.
Several wagon loads of young folks have
gone to the hop yards in different places.
.Mrs. M. WV linker has been on the sick
list, but is now better. Kitiv.
An
l'UOJt CANDY.
KnthiulMtlo Mi'Klnley and
League Organised.
Ilohart
Alms Items.
Aims, Sept. 11. Mrs. Hickman and son,
Rex, are visiting at Scotts Mills with her
daughter, Mrs. Lambert
Sli.'S Maiiif Pulley and sister of Bridal
Veil, are vUitiug their sister, Mrs. Lowe.
The little son of 1. J. Eisner has been
quite sick.
Joe Brain hall came in contact wi'li three
bears on his way home Irom B last
Sunilay afternoon.
Adeil Butler and wife were the guests of
Win. Bramhall Sunday.
Tom Owens of Gresliaui, visited at Bull
Run Thursday.
The school openeil at Bull Run, Monday,
with Miss Johnson as teacher.
Quite a number of persons went from here
bop-picking.
Mrs. Gibbs and family of Portland, spent
a week with her father, Mr. Bowen.
Born, to Kev. fully and wife, a daughter
The two youngest children of John Tay
lor have been seriously sick.
Logan Locals.
Loo as. Sept. 8. Too late for last issue.)
School in district !M, commenced on Mon.
day, villi L. V. Hampton as teacher.
Miss Carrie S a ales left Sunday for Port
land to attend the high school.
Mrs. J. Brown is sick with rheumatism.
Miss Matilda Heed is also afflicted the same
way.
Mr. J. H nber will raise his barn to mor
row. George Telefson has come to the conclu
sion that cycling is good for his health and
has consequently invested in a new wheel
and may olten be eeu on the road practic
ing. He is stopping at Birn Hawlev's at
present.
Mrs. Cora Sheppard was married on Sat
urday last to Mr. Bide Sprague of Kedland.
Noah Robertson and Miss Alice Smith of
Clackamas, were married on Sunday. They
lelt for the hop-yard on Monday morning
Nevermind, Joe will be in Logan again,
and tbeie are plenty of empty cans, as no
one has been kind enough to give the boys
a chance to use them for quite a w bile.
The Grange hall wi.I soon be robed in a
new dress, us Mr. Jubb has already com
menced the work of painting
The smoke is so thick in this locality that
it ellei ts the eyes, and one can see only a
aliort distance.
Acroadof 24 from this place have re
turned from the huckleberry patch near Ml.
Hood. They spent 10 davs picking the
luscious fruit and having a good time. In
company with a big crowd of camers from
Wamic, Wasco county, making 75 in all, a
delightful time was had around a massive
cam pfire, singing, etc. A "tide-hill'1 qua
drille as one of the features, while Mr. Al
freo Kheoold's singing with banjo accom
paniment, deserves especial mention. The
Loganites decided to ascend Mt. Hood be
fore returning. They went as lar as Crater
rock, Mr. I'ickard being the only one of the
the t arty to climb onto the rock. He found
it so arni 'hat he could not rest his hand
on it. The party would have climbed to
the summit but it was reported unsafe,
was not true. Tliey then began to descend j
which did not take long and what a jolly j
trip it was! On the bane of the mountain
the girls gathered wild Hovers which re- j
minded one of spring. Everyoii" had a
jolly, good time, il they did feel a little the
'worse lor the wear," and were ready to
rest. The girls all returned with sunburned
faces. The crowd comprised Mr. and Mrs.
Clem Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Mrs. Farmer of Portland, Nellie Humiston,
L. Wilson and Bessie Keel; Messrs. M.
I'ickard, Win. Gibbs, E. Tennan, M. Heed,
M. Howan, H. Heed, Andrew , C.
Bengston and A. Bengston. Ruby.
Milwaukee Items,
MtLWAt'KXK, Or, Sept. 1 A McKinley
and Hobart club was organised here last
week with agoodlv number of staunch re
publicans as members ami it ia rapidly
gaining In strength. Hon. Peter Ward of
Portland addressed the meeting last Satur
day evening on the leading questions of
the day. Mr Ward is a very able and
forcible speaker and waa Interupted fre
quently bv applause. The McKinley glee
club of .Milwaukee rendered several of their
choice campaign songs which were greatly
appreciated.
There will be a Bryan rally Saturday
evening September l!, in the town ball,
Judge Thos. 0 Pay and Col. F. V. Prake
will address the oplron the silver ques
tion.
Our public school oiwned Monday In
charge of Prof. T. J.Gary, principal, Miss
Edna Rosa and Miss Ida Birkemier assist
ants.
Mr. Roethe Is erecting a neat Utile cottage
of 4 rooms, to take the place ol Ihe one
destroyed by tire July 4th.
Mr. Guy Stryker returned home Sunday
Irom Eastern Oregon where he has been
engaged in surveying.
A few of our people left for the hop fields
lest week, not however with the expecta
tion of getting rich
A family re-union took place Sept 1'.', in
honor of Mrs. M. Gary's 71st birthday.
Those present were:
family, of Washougal,
and family, of Mount Tabor, Mrs. I.
Harmon and family of Clackamas and Prof.
T J. Gary. A very pleasant and bappy
time was enjoyed by all.
There will be an 0en grange meeting
Saturday p. in. Sept. 1!) in the town hall.
A program is being prepared for the occa
sion. A Camp of the Woodmen of the World
Canny, Sept. IS Republican victory in
Maine pleased Candy people.
Charles Schmlll, formerly of this place,
but recently of Turner Oregon, has again
moved to Cauby
J. J. Schmill has moved into the house
Conrad Neibert'a family vacated next door
to the aaloon. Jake Is Ihe owner of Ihe
house and has had It painted recently and
will erect a new barn on the premises at
once. He it a mailer, wide awake lo Im
provements at well at in his business In
the meat market,
('has. Lin ks baa Ihe frame of his new
house up. Alex Hart has bia new house
Inclosed.
Can by it again virtually deHipulated. A
great many have gone to the hop yards,
while others am away hunting. J. F
LVyoe, L. 1. Shank, and Win. Unwell have
gone to the coast near Tillamook with a
view of hunting ducks for (lie market.
A meeting of the republicans was called
for Thursday of last week In Knight's ball
for the purpose of organiiing a McKinley
and Hobart club, preparatory to doing
aggressive work in the coming presidential
campaign. A. M. Vinyard waa elected
tiuH!ary chairman and W. M. Shank,
temporary secretary, after which the meet
ing w as periiiaiilly nrganited by the election
ol ll. S C. Phelps president by acclamation
A. M. Vinyard, vice-president; William
Knight, secretary, and A. O Stogsdlll,
treasurer; all by acclamation. The presi
dent appointed A. M. Vinyard, F. A.
Roseiikraus ami W. II. Dohyns a com
mittee on permanent orgaiiitalion. 42
names enrolled. The club will meet on
Wednesday evenings bi-weekly, beginning
on Ihe Pith of Sect Many more republi
cans have expressed a desire lo join at the
next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of S,.rli.g
water spent Sunday In the city the guests
of Mr. and Mrt . V. II Dobyns.
Mr. and Mrs L. Mtttlonn and daughter
Matel of Portland spent last week in Canny
at the home of W. II. lKibyus.
The city was also favored with a visit
Favid Gary and I Sunday by William Blount and wile ami
Wash. Wm. Gary Andrew Kocher and wile.
John Knger, the accommodating agent
of the S. P. Co. at Canby is otf on a short
vacation. Mr. K II. Ilamlsaker ofjnnc
tion City is taking care of the otlice during
his absence.
Rudolph Klaus seiit lat week away on
business.
Geo. W. Knight, the genial clerk in
Carlton ,i Roseiikran's store, is taking his
cor nt y cot itr ntiiiKKiUNiia.
Continued From First 1'iign,
has been organized here. It has not yet annual vacation. George likes lo be out of
received Us charier but will in a short time. Hie store when the hops are being picked,
The camp is a promising one and those I for the benefit of his health, of course he
who wish to make their mark in the world 'cares nothing for the many pretty girls who
as a choiir, should avail themselves of I "ork in the lields.
the opportunity by joining Ash camp.
J. G. Wilson jr. left Tuesday evening for
Priucetown, N. J. to take a 3-years course
in the Priucetown college. We join in
wishing James success.
Looan, Sept. 13. A few gentle showers
dampened the earth slightly on Saturday.
Mrs. Will Tucker, of Springwater, for
nierly Miss Einnia Closner of Logan died
very suddenly on Saturday, She leaves an
infunt but a few days Old.
Miss Matilda Heed and Mrs. Brown are
improving. Miss Heed expects to begin
her school on Monday.
Born, on Sept. !M to Mrs. T. P. McCubhin
a son.
Both threshing machines will start up
again in the morning and will soon finish
up for this year.
WllsunviUe Items.
The rush of the hop picking is nearly
over and will soon be a thing ol the past.
The rain has interfered somewhat with the
pickers but no serious damage is done to Ihe
hops. Nearly all pickers this year are
while people W. A. Crissel has Japs for
his yard but all the neighboring yards have
white families who go and camp. A party
of boys came up from Portland to pick for
Peterson and Tooze and last Sunday it is
presumed they went on a foraging expedi
tion and were caught shooting chickens in
Mr. Yager's barn yard. All that remains
to be said is that the next boat carried them
back to Portland.
Fred Schwartz is diggings well on his
place and making preparations to build a
residence. Fred has lately become a bene
dict and we w ish him success.
Joe Roberts has moved on C. T. Tooze't
place and will work for him in future, but
at present Joe is very happy for on Tuesday
a tine boy came lo permanently reside with
he ami bis wife The young voter lipped
the scales at '.ti pounds.
Carl Short, the lad who had his leg broken
continues to improve and will soon leave
for his home in Portland.
Mrs. Lena McCurmack of Portland is
visiting her father, Mr. Harris, the popular
blacksmith of this place.
Mr. Paulson of Portland was the guest of
J. W. Graham.
On Monday last Archie Seeley went to
Newberg for the purpose of attending the
college this winter
Last week Jim Col well and Mike Gross of
Frogpond were in this vicinity visiting the
Imp yards and the young lady pickers and
people generally.
School will commence in this district
next Monday the 21st with a Mr. Hansen
lor teacher. He w ill move his family here
and reside in the Hose house.
Observer.
New Kra Culllngs.
New Eka, Sept. 8. T. C. Thomas and
family have gone to the mines in Linn
county, to be gone until spring. Mrs.
Thomas and the girls will run a boarding
house, while Mr. Thomas and Ins sou work
in the mines. Mr. Thomas thinks they can
make enough this winter to pay the mort
gage ofl'ol his farm.
Nearly everybody here have gone to the j
bop y aril s. j
Geo. Dlanchard burned a slashing last'
week and also burned up bis barn, (a small
sheil) and about a half ton of hay. A spark
Hew and lit on the hay while he was w atch
ing it, and before he could put it out the
whole structure was on lire.
McKinlcyism seems to be growing in favor
here in New Era precinct every day. It
now looks as though he would carry the
precinct.
A dance was given by John Albright at
the resident of his mother last Saturday eve
ning. A pleasant lime was had by a number
of his young friends, who were present.
Miss Sarah Rigley of Alhina, is visiting at
her sisters Mrs Gregory.
Thanks -Mr. Editor for tliecongratulation.
11 A. Vorpald, D. R. Dimick and John
Sims, spent Saturday In Oregon City
Prof P. L. Coleman and wile are now
residents of Canby. They occupy one of
A. W. Higgs' cottages on Second street near
the city hotel. Prof. Coleman will have
charge of the higher grades In the Canby
public school during the coming term.
Bandy Notes.
Sasidy. Sept. 1.1. '!. A gentle rain has
fallen. Just enough to lay the dust.
The huckleberry excitement Is over and
every body here have their 'winter supply
stored away.
Jerome Cockelress is digging a well for
Paul Meinig. Jerome is doing the work
well.
John Doyan has been busy threshing Ihe
tew joha here, at.d will wind up on the Id.
Mr. Failing of the Railroad nursery of
Mt. Tabor was out on the Sandy lishing.
Miss Katie McGivern, of Portland was
visiting the Nelson folks the past week.
Albon Meinig and Charley Chae were up
in the huckleberry mountain, bringing with
them 40 gallons of fine berries.
Ed (Copper will start for Portland Mon
day to work.
Miss Tilhe Bruus Is in Portland visiting
friends there.
About three score and ten of our inhabi
tants have left for the hop-yards.
Paul Meinig's house is Hearing comple
tion. He has given it one coat of paint.
John Do) all's threshing crew met with
quite an accident the other day w hile tak
ing their portable engine through a gap in
a fence. A rail caught in the steam pipe,
bursting it and causing the steam to escape
in a most perilous way, frightening the
burses, throwing the driver oil of his seat
and nearly killing one team, but as the
horses had up-hill run they were caught
before any serious damage was done.
William Plxon, 111 acres. f.'i.T.M).
Walter V llolcoiuli, iVfi acres, fJH.KXI.
Mrs K 0 lluckctt, M acres, 11,000.
C Ferguson, ltol acres, f -1.000.
J A Tliuycr, :I0 acres, $1,000.
J A Tliuycr, lift acre, K,ril.
J A Thayer, 34 acres, fl.lVJO.
J A Thayer, :I0 acres, l,'.'00.
C Ferguson, St) acres, :I,IHH).
Max Scliulpius, 110 acres, K'.tiOO.
Thoo llimmeler, tU acres, L','.'On,
Susan Teriiuilon, M acres, $."i,800.
K K ('barman, 111) acres, $liiO,
W W Myers, MS acrea, $8,001).
Arthur 8 Bailey, 37. W actea, :l,7W.
C W Porter, 7S acrea, :l,7fW.
Kobeit J Heulel, 30 acres, 7M.
M F Moore, Ml ai res, $;l,000.
N 1' ToinliiiMon, 70 acres, 17,000,
V F Kirk. UK) acres, $.",,'hK).
Hubert J Heulel. t!7'u acrea. fJJttU.W.
" " I3.'.s a, :,7rs.7J.
J W Powell, lf)Si a, '.'.377.M,
Mrs Henrietta M Kelly, 40 a, 17,0k).
Human Kypzynkl. 40 acres, fl.ttOO.
Jesse Shallidge, 30 acres. fS.l'OO.
C II Iye, fW acres, '.',7ot).
I! II Ranch, W.Bti, 13,000.
Thomas F Kyan, M ui ret, fK'.L'oO.
30 acres, ;l,7f0.
" " 00 acres, .'i,l00.
The following road claims wore or
Icri'il paid, apportioned among the dis
tricts as Mow designated :
District No 1, general fund, $'.'4 37.
District No 2, general fund, f'.V'.' .'iO.
District No 3, gcmiial fund, JtH.LTs.
District No 7, road fund, $.1.12.
District No 11. general fund, ;!5:l.f0. !
District No 12, ro.td fuu.l, 18
District No 13, road fund. foil. 7ft.
District No 14, road fund, $70.75.
District No 15, road fund, llO.ftO.
District No 17, road fund. $17. AO.
District No IS, road fund, $'..7'.
District No 23, road fund, $11.75.
District No 24, road fund, $:l.),50.
District No 27, road fund, $:I3.
District No 2S, general fund, $1 f.O.
District No ill), general fund, $324.75.
District No 31, road fund, $5.25.
The court anj turned until Wednesday,
SepletnlhT llilh. At this sckmoii they
allowed Coroner (iodfiey $41 LO on the
inquest held on the Iwdy of Mrs. I.etiti,
and the court went out into the country
to examine sonic roads and hridgea.
Smyrna Newt.
SMYK.tA, Kept. 14. In last weeks items
we were made to say, "The hut weather is
burning up the late grain." It should have
been "hurrying up."
Miss Maegie Scbuartz, who lias been at
woik in Portland, is home lor bop picking.
A light frost fell in patches around here
last Wednesday evening.
Prof. T. M. Voder and his brother, J.
Wesley, who have been giving lessons in
music up the valley about Albany and Eu
gene, came home Saturday evening and will
remain during hop picking, as many of
their pupils are in the hop lields.
Arthur E. Yoder, his sisters, Jennie and
ilattie, and their cousin, Miss Flora Yoder,
left this morning for Forest Grove expect
ing to attend Pacilic university during the
coming school year. Jona.
F ii nn for Rent.
A line ranch of 35 acres near Kedl.ind
7 miles Irom Oregon City (or rent cash
prtfcrrid and reasonable terms given.
M0 acres under cultivation, 5 acres full
bearing orchard. Plenty of pasture,
good buildings etc. One of the la-st
farina in Clackamas county; is near
church and school. Renter must under
stand farming and furnish good rec
ouimomlatioiis. Tools and stock sold reas
onable. Address I.. Khitsiikvsky.
tf Kedlaud, Oregon.
A Careful Iimcr Wanted.
People going to the coast by team can
have prompt and illicient serviro bv
calling on A. W. Phillips, tho express
man. Ho is familiar with all the roads
over the mountains and with all lh re
sorts at the beaches and knows where
the best camping places uro us well as
where supplies can be hail. II is charges
are very reusonaiile. See him before
making your arrangements.
The People's Favorite.
When you are hungry and want an ap
petizing meal one that is well cooked
toyourluste and well served try the
Nickel Lunch Counter, This is no
second-class riiHtuurant, we feed the
best iieoplu in Oregon City and they al
ways go where they get full value for
their money. Give us a trial.
tiKoiKiR linos. Proprietors.
Huckleii's Arnica Salve.
The best salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kliciim,
Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Kru
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required, ft is giiaiariteed to give
perfect silt infliction or 111011(7 refunded.
For sale by Cburmun & Co., Cbariuiin
Bros. I'iock.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
Miilalla Avenue Newt.
Et.Y, Sept. 11 Mr. Charles Cragar and
family, and Mr Darling started lor Mt.
Hood today to pick huckleberries.
Mr. Frank Billiard has gone to Butteville
to work in the bop lields
Two of Mr. T. B. Hankins'daiightershave
gone to Monitor, Marion county, to pick
bops for J. and J. H White.
Mr. Hans Oleson had one of his fingers
badly mashed while working around the
rock crusher by having a rock fall on it.
Howard it Smith will linish putting the
coarse rock on the road this week.
Jillett ,v. Hall will soon have the sidewalk
completed from the hollow up to Ely's
store ami then Ely can boast of a sidewalk
to town.
Eureka Hotel,
Has the reputation of setting tlm best
table in Oregon City. Tho cooking is
done under croiial HiiperviHion of Mrs.
Gibbons, and the victuals are equal to
the best had in a private family. Rooms
and beds clean and comfortable. Give
the Eureka a trial. Mvuls and bed 25
cents each, Special rates to regular
boarders.
New York Uiillerjr.
i. K Clavering, the well known ar
tist, has moved the New York gallery to
the building on the orner of Water and
Fifth streets, where the reputation of
this popular establishment will be huh
tainnd. Low rent enables Mr. ('layer
ing to do the very bust work at the low
est possible prices. Cabinet pictures at
f 1 per dozen.
Strayed.
From our place at Fiber's mill a dark
bay mare four years old, branded "F"
on left hIioiiMit. A reward will be paid
for information as to the whereabouts of
the horse. Fihiikk linos.,
Logan Ore.
Wedding stationery, vhe latest Htyiea
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Kntkui-kihk ollice. I
OREGON CITY IRON WORKS
s
New unit Knliirned Shop with nil in m"M fur
MACHINE WORK & CASTING.
All work t'XiTiitiil in tin best niiiiitier mhmiIi1o.
teed on nil orders.
Prompt iichh iiiiiritn
REPAIRING - A - BPEOIALTY.
PriceH tho lowest
to 1h hiu! in Portland, Shop
iH'ur Main, Oregon City, Oregon.
tin Fourth Street,
ROAKIS I3ROS., Proprietors
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jQregon Citfl HogpitaL,.
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...GLADSTONE PARK...
Conveniently of nivesn and pleasant loented.
Frif from the noise and dust of the city.
Skillful nurHcMitnd every ronvenience of a first
I'lilHH hospital.
Ample room that patients may have
iu'sh and rest. Special rooms
for luilieH.
Service of tho ls-st physician of the county
in attendance.
TKHMH NICAHONAIIMC.
Address, MISS M. E. LIIBKER,
OWKCON CITY. OW.
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