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flRlTIT COURT. The (Jnind Jury Adjourned Last Sat flay Until January. Frank Knott vs 1-aynmn A Roilstrom; the iilainlilTapiH-arod by bis attorney, J. U. Campbell and it was shown that the matter was amicably settled ; there upon it was ordered by the court that the same be dismissed and the papers Withdrawn. Walter Wyland, indicted by the grand jury (or sclliiii; a horse not his own, plead not guilty. J. U. Campbell was appointed to de fend Will Moore, indicted lor condncting lottery. J. A. Lousifftiont plead not guilty to the charge of larceny. Oregon City vs East Side Kailway Conipauy, Joseph Simon, receiver, and the Northwestern General Electric Com pany; the demurrer of defendants was sustained, and it was further adjudged and decreed that the complaint of the plaintiff doei not state facts sutlicient to constitute a cause of suit, and thereupon plaintiff is given until January loth, 1S!V, to file amended complaint. Elizabeth Lovejoy vs The Portland General Electric Company; this suit involves the title to certain properly t Oregon City owned by the General Elciric Company, and to which Mrs. Lovejov claims a prior right. The case lias been in the courts for Reveal years j under the head of different suits. J. C. Moreland attorney for defendants ap peared and moved the court for judg ment herein in accordance with the terms of stipulation filed in this court November 5th, 8194. And it appearing that the circuit court of the state of Ore gon for Multnomah county baa made a final decree in the case of Amos L Love joy, William R Lovejoy, Elirbetb M Goody, Nel!in Lovejoy and Albert Hod eon vs The Willamette Falls Electric Company, Willamette Falls Transpor tation & Locks Company and the Fort land General Electric Company, in favor 01 defendants ana tnat therefore in ac cordance with said stipulation defend ants are entitled to judgment. It is therefore ordered ami adjudged by the court that plaintiff takes nothing by the complaint, that defendants recover their costs and disbursements taxed at $10, and that execution issue therefor. This probably ends the litigation in this somewhat noted case. COT Williams vs Creed W Stratton, et al; it appearing to the court from the complaint herein and from the petition of Helen C. Stratton that the defend ants herein named, Carrol E. Stratton, Raymond Stratton and Loyd L. Strat ton are minors and without guardian to represent them in this suit, and it fur ther appearing that CarrtI E. Stratton is oyer the age of 14 years and nomi nates Helen L. Stratton as bis guardian ment suit against D. It, Kees for the amount. As a consequence, Mr. Rees' store has Won closed for the pant two months and he has suffered serious loss of business thereby. However, Mr. Keen's friends congratulate him on the successful termination of the suit. George C. Hrownell handled the case for Mr. Rees, and it Is probable a Buit will be brought against the plaintiffs for damages. It is a noteworthy fact, com plimentary to Mr. Rees's business in tegrity, that no other wholesale firms have precipitated attachments on his stock of goods. The influence of outside parties probably paused the plaintiffs to ' Ki-illiT llite IK II it fi Y?.i.ta uaca twi .am-.,,. the plaintiff firm nothing, not even good will, as they accepted the note and mortgage of the third party in full pay ment of the bill of less than t!00. W J Uowlett, et al vs John X How let! and Lydia D Hewlett ; judgment for plaintiff for ltis2, $'.O0 attorney's fees and foreclesure of mortgaged premises to-wit: The sls' of nwl4' and nS of sw'4' of section 34, tp 2 s, r 4 e, containing 100 acres . State of Oregon vs Alvis Russell aud Charles Knowlos; charged with killing 12 elk an J wasting the meat. The case came up on appeal from the justice court, where a fine was imposed of fou each. As the statute makes no provis ion i or me wanton destruction ot elk, as it does for deer and other animals, the decision of the justice court was reversed and the defendants acquitted. TLCharmanvs W L Snidow; this suit was brought to determine the right to possession of a strip of river front op posite the Catholic church, was heard and taken under advisement by the court. Snidow claimed that it was va cant land, and that be was entitled to exercise his homestead right on the same. He fenced the ground and built a cabin on the same. Mr. Snldow's claim is based upon the fact there is a s'rip of land between the water's edge and the meander line, as shown on the records of the United States survey. It is said that the official maps show the meander line to be as near the edge of the river as it was convenient te run a line, but those who ought to know claim there is actually a small strip of land be tween the surveyed line and the water. Mr. Snidow claims this. Mr. Charman nas Claimed trie tract lor several years and paid taxes on the same, although he bad not taken possession by enclosing it or placing any improvements thereon. When the case was brought up in Jus tice Dixon's court, possession was awarded to the plaintiff. The case was up in the circuit couit on appeal from the decision in the justice court. Dicy E Booth vs Tnqmas J Booth ; decree of divorce on the ground of de sertion. The plaintiff and defendant were married at Pueblo, Colorado, on the 15th day of December. 1S87, and it is HEALS RUNNING SORES 11 R Holmes vs HA, Kay lor; action dismissed at cost of plaiutfT. State of Oregon vs Mort Edwards; on motion of prosecution attorney, the ac tion against defendant was dismissed and ho was ordered discharged from cus tody. George Forman vs Gordou E, Hayes, county judge, and Benjamin Jag gar and Richard Scott, commis sioners, and Clackamas county; II E Cross for plaintiff, and V X Barrett for defendants. Suit to recover damages by reason of change in the Foster and Milwatikiu road iu the sum of $100. The jury brought in a verdict of $20 in favor of plaintiff. COI RT NOTKS. The grand jury adjourned last Satur day evening until the fourth Monday In T ...I .1 :ii I . .i , iiiiiiiurv, wuvu uiey win complete ineir . vtlwWt o. a, ,ii,w !. hn. CURES THE SERPENT'S STING Dairies Exhibit And luivo your photon taken at t lie pillory. Third nud Morrison Sta. Entrunco on Morrison Street. CONTAGIOUS In all Its stages ! vw completely eiadicat- BLOOD POISON c,,lyS S S-(),,Mi; ulcers yield to its healing (towers. It re ikis tip the mother of said minors, be and she is hereby appointed as such guardian ad litem of said minors in the above en titled suit. C C Miller, et al, vs W F Knight, et al : ordered that defendant be allowed to withdraw his demurrer, and file his an swer. T R Worthington and Mary E Worth ington vs Henry Thiessen; the jtirv brought in a verdict that plaintiff are the owners in fee simple, and that they are entitled to the possession of the property described in the complaint herein, and that the de fendents wrongfully and unlawfully withholds the premises tlierof from said plaintiffs to their damage in the Bum of $ . The verdict was received by the judge, read and filed by the clerk and the jury discharged from further consideration of the caee. The defend ant was granted ten days in which to ask for a new trial. Anna Duncan vs Edward II Duncan ; decree of divorce. The plaintiff was married to defendant on the 3rd day of June, 1885, in the city, of Portland, and the result of the marriage was four chil dren. Decree granted on cause of in human and cruel treatment on ihe part of the defendant. The plaintiff was .' awarded the custody of the four minor children. Robert Kelland vs John Parsons, Al ice N Parsons, Ladru Royal, Emma McDonald, D W Lichenthaler, Thomas F Ryan and Oregon City; judgment for $2,106.25, $200 attorney's fees, and de cree of foreclosure on lots 4 and 5 in block 28, Oregon City. J L Hartman, receiver Northwest Loan & Trust Company vs E D Brooks and Emma Brooks ; decree of foreclos ure on the undivided five-sixths interest in and to the ne.1 of lot 1, block 4, in the town of Marahfield, as follows: First, to the costs and disbursements of the suit and the costs of said sale, taxed at $3,300. Second, to the payment of said plain till, the sum of $'J28 and interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum. Honora Davoren vs Agnes Crook shank; continued for the term. Mason, Ehrman fc Co vs D B Rees and J W Stewart; jury brought in a ver dict for the defendants. When the de fendant was in business at Oswego, the plaintiffs took in payment for a bill of merchandise a no'e and mortgage on a third party. After some time the plain tiffs discovered that they could not make the amount of the bill out of the mort gaged property and begun an attach- lld litem herein. And that tha ntliar mi. nors are younger than 14 years, and that ' a,Ief d 'J1?' d'ndant deserted plaintiff their mother, Helen L. Stratton. the 1." . y March, 1894. On mo- iiou ui murarson a nyue, attorneys ior plaintiff it is adjudged that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the above-named parties is hereby dis solved Mary S Marks, executrix of the last will and testament of A. K. Marks, de ceased was substituted for A. K. Mrks in the suit agiinst James I. Dozier, on motion of plaintiffs attorney, defendant agreeing thereto. It was ordered that plaintiff's reply heretofore filed be and the same is hereby stricken from the file. Judgment was given plaintiff for $151.85, $04.00, together with interest, and the further sum of $2G, and $30 at torneys fees. Execution ordered on at tached property. R II Greeley vs F R Donaldson, et al ; On motion of defendant the time for an swering was further extended until No vember 22nd. State of Oregon vs II Hansen; in dicted for burning a note. On arraign ment plead not guilty. George Webber vs Fred W Hoffman ; it appearing to the court that the stipu lated sum of $37.50 has been by said de fendant paid for full settlement of said cause and of the causes of action set out in the complaint herein, and it further appearing that the costs and disburse ments have been paid in full, it is there fore ordered, adjudged and decreed that said cause be dismissed. Bridget Sinnott vs L T Barln and Jo sephine Barin ; Judgmentfor $4,032, in terest and $303 attorneys fees and de cree of foreclosure on the following mortgaged premiers : SEJ of Be and lots 10. 12, and 13 of section, also nt of nel4 and lots 4, 5 and 7 of section 24, township 3 s, r 3 east, also the wj of nwj and lots 4, 5, 6 and 7 of section 19 and lots 1 and 2 of section 18, township 3 s, r 4 east, also parts of the donation land claims of Anna Stone and Asa Stone, comprising altogether 400.33 acres. David Bloomer vs George E Bloomer; the plaintiff appeared by his attorney, R. A. Miller. It was ordered and de creed that the said defendant, George E. Bloomer shall, upon the entry of this decree transfer to the plaintfff, David Bloomer, by good and sufficient deed of conveyance, the legal title so received from said Amelia Darling and John II. i Darling, by such aforesaid, and in de fault of which this decree shall stand as a monument of title in lieu thereof. R II Greeley vs L Booth, et al ; it is or dered that the plaintiff have until Fri day, November 22nd, in which to plead or move to the answer of defendants in this cause. work, and make their report to the court It will take the experts, E. C. Hackett and Mrs. C. E. Nash several days vet. to complete their work of examining and verttying the records iu the different county offices, and will have thoir re port ready for the grand jury at the ad journed term in January. The grand jury strictly followed the letter of Judge McBride's instructions, and saved the county much needless expense. Wher ever practicable the accused was given the privilege of testifying in his own be half, and witnesses were examined for the defense as well as the prosecution. Many trivial case brought to their at tention were referred to the local justice for investigation and settlement, as they could be heard there with much less ex pense to the county. Cases, however, that deserved a thorough and discrimi nating investigation, were vigorously prosecuted to the end that justice bo not defeated. The work ot this grand jury looms up in marked contrast to the action of the Josephine county grand at the recent terra of circuit couit held at Grant's Pass. Two sons of a promi nent and reputable citizen were bound over to appear In-fore the grand jury. They had killed a mar, ia self defense, but were exhonerated by the coroner's jury at the time the inquest was held on the remains of the man killed. The grand jury heard only one side of the case, and brought in an indictment of murder in the first degree against the father and two sons. The trial was an expensive one, as many witnesses were summoned from a distance of 30 miles. The accused were acquitted of the charge returned by the grand jury, Had this grand jury pursued the same pol icy adopted by the Clackamas county body, they would have saved the county hundreds of dollars of expense, and the defendants would not have been unnec essarily humiliated. Before adjourning the grand jury returned not a true bill against James Lowery, and reported three indictments against William Wal- lens, for practicing dentistry without a license. County Jndge Hayes did some gratis legal service for the county last Tuesday afternoon in the circuit court. The suit of David Froman against the county lor damages ot $4:sj, by reason or a change in ihe Foster and Milwaukie road through the plaintiffs premises. Judge Hayes volunteered to assist District Attorney Barrett in defending the county's interest in the matter. The judge stated to the jury that the county court had spent $700 in improv ing said road on either side of Froman's place, and that he should be willing to do something toward a good road that en hanced the value of his property, espec ally after the county had expended so much money in giving him a good drive ways toward Portland and Oregon City. The viewers appointed by the county county court to assess the damages to plaintiff by reason of the change in this road placed the sum at $5. The Judge further said that $28,000 had been ex pended on the roads and bridges of Clackamas county during the past year. He claimed that every citizen should aid in all ways possible the establish ment and maintenance oi good roads; that it was a bad precedent to allow damages on account of a road being lo cated through a farm, as it would tend to keep the county court in constant lit igation over road matters. The Judge lurtber said that the expenses of this ac tion would probably amount to $100, and how much better it would have been to have expended this sum on the roads, instead of litigation. This is be lieved to have been the first tims in the history of Clackamas county, that a county judge has appeared as attorney for the county court in a legal action. It saved, at least, the expense of an at torney's fee. Circuit court will probably adjourn Saturday until the fourth Monday in January. There was an unusually large number of civil suits to hear at this time, and some of them will be post poned until the January term. Three divorce cases were up for a bearing Wednesday. In the suit of Liz zie E. Close against David H. Close, the transcript from the supreme court was entered, which decrees that the ap peal herein is hereby dismissed, and that the respondent recover of appel lant her costs and disbursements, taxed at $32.50. Decree of divorce was granted Minnie Kuttel from Peter Kut tel, also George Woods from Harriet A. Woods. The complaints in both cases were desertion. Will Moore, the club suit man was arraigned and entered a plea of not guilty. moves the poison aud Inn bIH M'kUMC I.O, p the system AlUnla, 04. Mexican Mustang Liniment The Queen of Fashion THE FASHION PAPES OF THE DAY, Superb, Strictly Up-To-Date Designs, Illustrations and Fashion Notes, Reliable, Bright and Clean. A year's subscription for Only CO Cents, including, free, your choice of any one of ths Celebrated McCall Bazar Patterns, and all patterns to subscribers Only 10 or 15 Cents. Send a j-eent stamp for a sample copy to Tim m all ( owrvw. 4S Cut I lih m., New York. KdlablWIird M03. CI Gnu for Burns, Caked & Inflamed UUk-;c: Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff Joints, Harness & Saddle Corcr, Sciatica, Lumbago, Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, All Cattle Ailments.. 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One trial will prove our statement. Price only 50c for lawe bottle. At Charman A Co.'a drug store, Clmrrniin Ilron. Itlock. Statb of Ohio, Citv ok Toledo,) Lucas Cot'NTy, ( Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, slate anil county aforesaid, and that Buid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUMMED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot he by the use of Hulls Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Chunky. Sworn to before me and subecribed In my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1880. A.W. Ulkahon, -. Notary Public. SEAL If all's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acta directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Rend for testi monials, free. F. J, Chunky & Co. Toledo, Ohio. ItT Sold by Druggists, 75c. How's this? Good flour, 70c; Dietz lantern, 35c; 19 pounds dry granulated sugar, $1, at the Red Front Trading Co's. Lots of new goods, millinery, umbrellas, underwear, shoes, etc., at Eastern prices. SHERIFF'S BALE. In theclrr-nrt f.tnl ot theetateal Orexoa, (or the count (r Clrkmi J. L. ll,rlDin reealrer of the Northwest Iatl IU I 1 rn.l C'omny. iilalutirX Tft . J, MriMiki .ml r.rnmft Hrijok:., dMfdud'Wiift. Ht.ie ot Orrrm, Cuunlr ( CUi'kvtiiu, m. Hy virtue "! Jil iKinnnt ordir, rfcum nd n xtM'Utlmi, duly UhU'hI nut of nU under the tli'Miv milt fd rmirt, la tn nlxn. oullllr'l riiint, lo mi duly directed and ilatel the tub day of Noveinln'r, Ih'.iJ, nHn t Judic mmlmid.r. I aud .mitred In aald rourt oil Ihe llith day ot Nnvmniier, 11 in lafor ol J. I. Hartman, ax r.cetrer of t tit. 'ortliwH( Uihii nd 'IrilNt Cnmiiany, nlalntlir. ami aicMtut K. II. Hfookn and Kin in a llr,oa, d.lerwaiiia, for the ii ru ol IT.! HI, with IhtiTvnl t'tit f in at t rale if H iwrctnt. tHiraniittin from tlia litli day ot XuviMDU'r, I -', ail Ih. lurlliitr tiiu of f.U e i'lannd dia'ureHMMilA, a d the mud of and iimiii tlila wrtt. amniiiaud-liK mi lo umke Halved lhi fiiMowilit di'iwrltmd re I propfrtr, .litite In ttie county of (J ar'amia. alalo of orcma, It: An iiudlvld,'d live mithn .utiTe.t iu and to the nurthweat ,imrn-r ol lot I, n ii!oi i, im th. liiwn of Mr. ,n,' il, in until C ankamaa county, plaltud liyWIIIIiiu T. .Mm loc, ait, a ahown by the nlat thereof recorded in aald cmtity. Nil ih i'ro fern., by vlrtiio of aald execution, jtidrntttiit order ikii i ilvrree, nnd In roiiiniaiic a ith ihe ciminaiida ol .aid wr.t, 1 will, on Kal urlay, fit 21V day ot ipremli-r, lev i, at tlx hour ol 2 o'clock r ni.althe fro it dm' of Ilia oiuiif court oiim, In the'dtyof Oreon city, I i aald county and tale. "ill at puliUc auetlo i, Ji.jfi'l io rr,l,-in.ll ii.io llie IiikIi at l.l.l lw, lor eMail In hnn.l, all tha right, title and lutereat wlilc.i th. ttlttila named .iitlitii.UiiUs or either of them, had nu Ihe ilate nl the morlitavn heruln or alone had to and to the t!iore dearrihed real proper: - my part thereof, lomt uly nl. exe cution, IiiiIi,ioii or oner, deoreu, lutereat, coaia ami all ausriilng data E. C. VUmioCK, Hherllfof (Maekmnaa County, oruxoii. Hy N. M. Hnaiir, i'epnty. Pa ed Or gun I lly, OrKon, Novcrnher 20, IHti.', II 22. 12 21) NOTICE OF MALE OK UKAI, EH! ATE. In the County Court nf the State of Oregon, fur uih county ul caekamita. In the matter of the eatnte of I.uey A, Hinllh, deiwa.o i. Uii'Ilt authority of an ordor of Halegnwited hy Iho county i irtirt nf tliu .tntn of lirt'K iu, for the county of Clakaina, dated November Uh, IH'.i.'i, I will aell at prlvaie-aielh-following ile.crihe l real iitate: An iiu.IivI.KmI liiturml Iu (he eml ' of tha aouth ia-t of Hje. , T. SB., It. 1 K of the Willametti Murldl m, coiiUlnliig HO acrei, tnori or lc, altuatc In C.arknmiarmritv, ntnt'iof Oreon. Ha e will he malleoli and after Hiitnr lay, tli'i IHHIi day ol Noremiier, IMifi, and hid. will l,e renulved for the eanvi hy the iludor afgned.at Needy, Claciamia eouiity. Oregon, or at the oltlce of Oeorg f :. Hrownell, Orugou ( :ly, Oregon. T.rina of nie, n le-hmf caali in hand, Ih i ba'tiDK I i lx month time, neeiire I hy morlKnge on premlnea. Fimri T. Smith, Adinliimtrater of llie KulrOe of Luey A. Smith, deccaited. J. II. CANriiEi.!., Attorney for Administrator, ll-s-12-ti NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the matter of the eat'ite of Alexauiltir Mo fiarvey, ileeeae t. Notice la herehy given that the tindernlRnod ha fllwl hiallnal report lu aald citato In the county court o' Ciackatnaii cou'ity. Oregon, and the court hna fixed January (ith, IMA, at the hour of 10 o'c oc A. M , aa a dny ami time for the hearing of objection! to aald report, II any there are, and for the aottleraenl of aald cnlnlu. Tiiomah I'll a km an, Admluiatrator. II. E. Crtowi, Atto-nny for the, emalo. NoTemh.rCth, IH5. IJ-H, 12 CI r ATION. In the County Court of the Statu ol Orcioa fur Claikarnai County. Ia the Matter of the Eatat of C. B. Hawkini, deceased. To William Hawklm. Charlea W, Rounda, Mary A Weaver and all othen Intereated In the eiwt.nl C. H. Hawklui, decuaaed. In the name ol the mate of Oreon : You are hereby re.iilr.l to he aud appear In the County Court ol the Htate of Oregon for the County ol Clackamaa, at the rooma of the aald Courtat theftounty aeat In aald county, on Hat unlay th. day of Novemhw, A. I). 1TO at the hour of 10 a. m., then and there to allow cauae, ilany you have, why an order ahould not be made toa.il the followlngdeacrlhed prop.rty In accordance with the petition filed herein: Allot lot numbered lx (fi) blonk numh.red one hundred and alxty-nine (HiU) ot Orugou city, t;iackamaa i;otinty, alio al or inn num bered fourteen (H and fifteen (15) block eleven (III and lot two (2) of block (8; ol Glad-tone, C'lackaman County, Oregon. V mien the Hon. (ior. Inn E. Ilayea, Judge of the county court of the Htate of Oregon for ClaCkamaiCounty, thla lid dav of October, lhDJ. Alteat: UfcO. F. iiUilTON, Couuty Clerk. 3m zDou Uo lii E. McNeill, Receiver. TO THE EHST (liven tlio t'hoioo of TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL R O XT T E S GREAT NORTHERN RY, SPOKANE Minneapolis AMI ST. PAUL. Low Rates UNION PACIFIC RY. VIA DENVER OMAHA AND Kansas City. to all Eastern Cities. OCEAN STEAMERS Lenve IVrtluinl every live luy for SAN FRANCISCO. Fust mail train lenveg Portland tltiily nt 8: 1.) p. in. The Dulleti local lcuvt Portland daily including Sunday at KU. m. connect inn nt Kant Portland with S. P. incoming overland train. For full detail call on or ad Jrciw, W.H. lIURLliUKT, Gen. P.iHHt'iigor Ap'iit, Portland, Or. The New Way East GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY eX AND O. R.&N.Co. Lines. THE SHORT ROUTE. TO rot NTH IN Washington, Dakotas, iaano. Minnesota, Montana, And the East Through Tickets on Sale ClIK'AtiO, St. Lorm, To andFroiW "T' iiii.ii'r.iini A, New Yohk, HoHToN. And nil jHiintu in the United States, Canada, And Europe. The ORKAT NOIITHKEN ItAIl.H A V 1. . n. mtiacr.niiiienini Hi,,. n ,, ... i,ir. in..... Ii.ervatl'.n ran tMlnre ali.i t,in .,,.1 1 rara, Umlly Inurl.t rli'i')era ami iwnnil cla.a coarhre. Mavttitr a rnrk ImlL.t inb h.. ttuk Noi; I IKKN KAIUV A V frre linm dti.t. one nt Din ehlef anmivaiii'e. nl ...,.i travel Kniiml trip tlrketa wllli .inn i,v .,,i..n.-... ml t'liMine ol rnlurii rnittea. Katnmll Irulti linvea I'lirllund dully nt :l'i f. in. (ivit (). It. ,t N. (:,, ' i.,,.,t I,., xiiiiln on our liiii-a. Furlurther Irifnriiiatlim rail tiHin or write, C. t:. I ION A VAN', (icneral AKnt, II Third Mtreet, I'ortlainl, Ore. rn I. Whltnev O. I' ,t T. A. Ht i'atil, Minn. Yamhill River Route. kSlciimer Toledo, LKAVRX DAYTON. Monday, WednuHilay and Friday at G A. M., reaching Oregon City, for Portland about 1 1 ;,') A. M. I.KAVKH PUUTI.ANI). TiRwlny, Thurndav and Saturdnv at 9 A. M. Salmon St. clock, readi ng Oregon City, for uiiriver iiointu about 11 A. M. Through trip to Layfutte and McMinnvillo made when dentli of 1 water permitH. Freight and reaHonablo. panmngers rates pARMERS. Your team will have the boHt of caro and Full Measure of Feed At Ihe City Stables. Kldd & Davidson, Props., Hucce"""r" to W. H. Cooke. Livery Rigs on Short Notice. - J