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J liavo juet rcceivc(I jl
n iicinuniu new nut 01 (y
liOX HtiUinlUTV in nil the
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late kIiikIck. I'chuIch tho (
new hhailt'H the cut of the 'f
n veh i t is
hiiiiiclliiii'r ci
down the gruveyard rood from
Iinn' dliuck, with the iohho
following at n rep'ttful din
tunco. The handils are now located
in tho timber in the vicinity of
King's cabin. The iioiiihIh have
traced thnin into tho I-iiihIi and
there in no doubt that the crim
inals are Hoinewhere in tho
woods within an area of about!
100 acre, .sheriff I)iirbin has
4h
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Mlu-pi iee i a bi' Heller. The new blui.les and late fj WuU(,r Lytil( privatc 8eorf.t(iry
" ! -..rvuni.MU. a.Ml in far f telegraphed to Salem and Wood-
' 1 ( burn for reinforeeinentH. The
rWCi ut of the ordinary. The (J firHt iHtHtet.t of help ean.e
h lock is very fine and at J J! with the. early Wednesday
. . fi morning train from Salem when
cut envelopes' 21 tdieetw of j.aper and 20 envelopes,
f ) all nicely boxed, and Jot' only ) cents. Also a very
Jjj nice line for HO ami 2" cents per box.
' .. BASEBALL GOODS.
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to the governor, and ex-eaptuin
of tho militia at the capital, ar-
I rived with 1 young men, fully
We now have in stock a verv nice line of base-
' bull cmuls. kocIi ns lintn. basidtalls. Iciilmio balls, in its.
Qs) gloves, etc. paul(lings jA-ague utiles now on mw, (p
Cm
only 10 cents per coj .y. '
Harry E. Wagoner,
New Location on Main Street,
Independence,
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equipped with weapons.
Companies D and F, Oregon
N'ational (Juanl, are on the way
to the HCenc.
Drnf'nrHH Cannot be Cured
S- flB i" .-fls -
THREE GUARDS KILLED,
OutlireMk at State PeulteiiUry
Two Cuiivk'l Kt-fti.
TRACEY AND MERRILL ESCAPED,
A Lite Convict by tlm name of
Ingrain llcrolcitlly Striven to
I'rotert the (Juurdn.
A thunderbolt from a clear
sky would have produced no
greater consternation in our
midst than the telephone
message received early Monday
morning that a successful out
break of convicts had occurred
in Salem and that three brave
guards had met death and an
equally brave '''lifer" hud al
most given his life in the effort
to protect a guard.
1 lie plan ol escape snows
connivance if not assistance
from outside sources in more
than one way. films were
smuggled in and as the con
victs were marched into tho
foundry to go to work, one
guard hud reported to another
the proper number and re
ceived the "All right," when a
sharp report rang out and
Frank H. Ferrell, one of the
best known guards, fell dead.
Here Convict Ingram interfered
and prevented any of the, other
guards being killed at, that
moment. A ladder was placed
against the outside wall and the
two desperate convicts climbed
over. Hero two other guards
Thev then headed northward,
reaching Gervais, where the
little city is all in an uproar.
Messages received last night
state that August King came to
Gervttl from his cabin one
mile east of town, saying that
Merrill and Tracey appeared at
his place Wednesday morning
at 4 o'clock and demanded
breakfast. The posse was
about to renew the man hunt,
and no time was lost in getting
to the scene where the murderers
had been seen.
When the convicts appeared
Wednesday morning they poked
the door open and walked in
each holding a rifle ready for
action.
ly local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There 1 only one way to cure deafnetss
and that I by constitutional remedies.
Iteaness In caused by an Inflamed con
dlllou of the mucous lining of the
KuHUcbianTube. When this tubegeta
inflamed you have a rumbling wound
or Imperfect hearlog, and when it is
entirely cloned clefneni In the result,
and uulwia the Inflammation can be
be taken out and t tits tube rettored to
ita normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by caUrrah, which is noth
ing but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundread Dollars
for any case of Deafnens (caused by
catarrh) that can not be cure by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for (circulars,' free.
F. J. Chkney A Co., Toledo, 0.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family fills are the best.
Court House Notes.
PKOBATK.
Guardianship of Lebold minor
heirs bond filed and approved;
Henry Gee, Isaac Lambrigbt and
W. S. Murray appointed appraisers.
Estate of Rachel Davidson, de
ceased hearing of finl account
continued until Friday, June 13,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
"Well you know who we are i K(jlate of Com M Jordan) de.
now, don't you?" said tho con- ceased final account heard and
victs. approved.
"Yes," answered King,, "And Eate of Malana, Vanderpool,
let me advise you to get out of .deceased administrator authorized
icro as tue omcers are alter j to purchase a monument for crave
were killed. The murderers lurk
ed about the timbers the rest of
tho day and under cover of dark
ness went'back to the city, held
up a man, obtained two suits
of clothes and stole a team.
yon.
"Give us breakfast, a hat,
knife and pants," was the next
command.
King obeyed. " lie passed
over a pocket knife, overalls, oil
hat and gave them ' a loaf of
bread. The convicts stood
throughout the interview and
one of them was somewhat lame
As soon ns King considered it
safe to leave he went to 'town
and informed the posse.
Twenty men, armed with
rifles, marched to King's cabin,!
where they had beat over the
ground last evening. With the
scent but an hour and a half
old it was believed that tho
bloodhounds would be able to
pick up the trail and quickly
run down the convicts.
The hounds began to work
rapidly and soon found and fol
lowed the tracks of their quarry.
With long, deep bays, they went
of deceased at an expense not to
exceed $75; final account set for
hearing Saturday, July 5. at 10
o'clock A. M ; administrator order
ed to distribute funds now on
hands.
Estate of Cornelius P Unruh, de
ceased final account set for hear
ing on Saturday, July 5, at 10
o'clock A. M.
KEAI. KSTATE TRANSFERS.
Irwin Ilussey to J C Oockerham,
654 acres, t 6 s, r 7 w, $750.
United States to Edward Gerard,
130.21 acres, t 6 s, r 5 w, patent.
United Slates to heirs of Thomp
son Martin, 164.33 acres, t 6 s, r 5
w, patent.
Jonathan StoufTer to James Mc
Cain, 56.67 acres, t 6 8. r 5 w, $336.
Zerelda Hayden to A N Gilbert
and I L Patterson, tracts in t 7 s,
r 4 w, $3355.
Mittie M Stewart and hd to
Zimri Hinshaw, lots 1, 2 and 3,
block G, Falls City, $1200.
Benjamin Hayden to A N Gil
bert and I L Patterson, tracts in t
7 s, r 4 w, $3365.
A h Chapin etal to W I; Gil
liam. 1 acre, d 1 c of A J Gilliam
and wife, tl.
T O Waller et ux to O P Bunker
and W M Keece, lot 3, block 14,
Eola, $10.
Susan C Hryant to George Lowe,
lot 5, block U, first add to Falls
City, $1.
W I Gibson f4 ux to Geo. Lowe,
lot 5, block U, first add to Fal!s
City, $15.
James llelmick. administrator,
to Joseph Winn. 10 acres, t 9 8, r 4
w, $100.
If S Montgomery to James It
Ford, 2500 square foot, blosk II,
Falls City, $25.
J X Hart, et ux to J H Ford,
2500 square feet, block II, Falls
City, $25.
United States to Montgomery
Syron, 160 acres, t 8 8, w, pat
ent. commissioners' cocrt.
In the matter of the proposed
change in Jas Wooden county road
Win Ridgeway, John Quirk and
James Savage appointed to view
proposed changes, June 17, 1902.
Sheriff ordered to make tax deed
to II G Campbell for lot 6, block
14. Improvement Co add to Dallas
Master Alva Byers, the little son
of J. A. Byers, left Sunday morn
ing for Hood River, where he
will pick strawberries during the
season.
A Mr. Avery has the contract
for the coming year for carrying
mail from Independence to Salem
The Circle, Women of Wood
craft, of Monmouth is one of the
prosperous orders of the county
Several months ago it was think
ing of disbanding, but the zealous
efforts on the part of a few members
has built the order up to a member
ship of 45, and fine prospects for
gradual increase right along.
Mrs. M. J. Smith, of Lewisville,
Or., is visiting her eon, Mr. I. L
Smith of Independence.
Filthy Temples In India.
Hacred cows often defile Indian tem
ples, but worse yet Is a body that's pol
luted by constipation. Don't permit It.
Cleanse your system with Dr. King's
New Life Pills and avoid untold
misery. They give lively livers, a-tlve
bcwels, good digestion, line appetite.
Only Via at Klakland Drug Co.
Dee Simpson was a passenger to
Oregon City Monday morning,
where he will remain tor the next
two or three months.
M.S.GOFF
Light Transferring a specialty.
A I tiavejust put on a Dew iigbt
2 dray and would solicit a part of S
your trade in the dray busine.
N. I,. IJUTLKK,
Attorney at Law.
Collections a specialty. Oflict
at residene, north of Monmouth.
Will Cure Consumption.
A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark., writes,
'Foley's Hoiley and Tar is the beet
preparation for coughs, colds and luDg
trouble. I know that it baa cured
consumption in the first stages." A.,
o. ixwke.
Legal Notices.
THE PRISONER
Who escapes from jail is by no means
free. He is under the ban of the law
and punishment is written over against
late he will be rsj
s.fdTPnunSdniw
ment for his short J
escape from his cell
Those who by the J
use of palliative
powders snd tablets
escape for a time A
irotn me iunennp
ol dyspepsia are in
the same condition
n m , Yi Uk1 a TUU 1 nrtt.
1" I
oner. Soon or late mlWj
mey win go dock 10
the old condition
and pay an added f
penalty for tempor- I
ary release. - J
Dr. Pierce's Gold- .
en Medical Discov
ery cures dyspepsia
and other diseases
of the stomach and
organs of digestion
and nutrition. Ita
cures are lasting.
It Wnr alvMit twn VMM
1 wffertd from very obsrtitidte case of dyprp
U," write R. B Sword, Ksq.. of ij Eastern
Are., Toronto. Ontario. "I tried a great num
ber of remedies without succesa. 1 finally lost
faith in them all. I waa ao far gone that I could
no bear anv aolid food on ray ttomach for a long
time; felt melancholy and depreaaed. Could not
aleep or follow my occupation ttinamith). Some
four month ago a friend recommended your
'Golden Medical Oiacovery.' After a week's
treatment 1 bad derived ao much benefit that I
continued the medicine. 1 have taken three
bottles and am convinced it has in my case ao
compltshed ft permanent cure. I can conscien
tiously recommend it to the thousands of dys
peptics throughout the land.
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
ical Discovery." There is nothing "just
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the live
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First pub. April 3. Last pub. Juun 11
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
Notice Is hereby siren that Incompliance
with the provlKlons of the act of congress of
June 3, IK7H. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the stats of California. Ore
gun, Nevada and Washington Territory," a
extended toall themihlic Inud states by act
of Allium 4, 1XW2, Georg-e 1.. Hawkins, of Inde
pendence, county of Volt, slate or Oregon,
Lasthia day tM !a this c.fflce his sworn
statement No. .Vttti. for the purchase of the
N. E. of8ectioii No.4 ia Township No.sa,
Range Mo.8 W. and v.:.: offer proof to show
that the land sought la more valuable for ita
timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to eatiililMi liNi-laim to said land
before the register and receiver of thlsoffice
at Oregon t'liy. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 17th,
day of June. ltrJ.
He names a witnesses: George O. Wilson,
orludepeudence, Oregon: R. K. Ferguson, of
Independence. Oregon; UnJ V. Beesley, of
Falls City, Oregon; Charles ilaltlnou, of In
dependence, Oregon.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely
the above-described lnnd are requested to
Hie their eutlms In this ulflce on or before :
said ITlbday of Juoe, 1(2.
CHAS. B. Moobks,
ttegister.
AND
OREGON
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All sailing dates
subject to change.
8pm For San Francisco
Sail everv 5 davg.
4pm
Daily ('
except' COLUMBIA RIVER
Sunday
8 p m To Astoria and way 4pm
Saturday landings. " Ex. Sun.
10 p m
Steamers leave Independence water
permitting for Salem, Portland and way
landings Tuesday, Thursday, and-'
Saturday about 9 :00 p. m. For Albany,
Corvallis. and way-landings Monday.
Wednesday and Friday, about 6:00 p m,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10 a.m,
AL HERREN, Ag't., Independence.