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SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1902.
The Fair
New Goods New Methods
Fair Dealing
Our Motto is: "Money
Back if Goods Are Not
Satisfactory."
Watch for our SPECIAL
SALE AD in Friday's
Issue of this paper
We cut the other fellows'
prices all the week, and
cut our own on certain
lines on Saturday.
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The Fait
Where Whole Families Can Trade
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THE CIRCUIT COURT
JUDGE ELLIS WILL CALL
SESSION ON MONDAY.
Largest 'Number of Cases on This
Docket of Any for a Long Time
Past No Less Than Eighteen Di
vorce Cases Will Be Heard.
Following is a complete list of the
cases in both law and equity which
are on the docket for the session of
the circuit court, which opens Mon
day morning, Judge W. It. Ellis pre
siding. A noticeable feature of the
docket Is the number of divorce cases
which appear in the list, no less than
18 ill-mated .couples making appllca
tlon at this session for relief from
the fetters and bonds of wedlock.
Equity Docket.
Nancy Alice Hanna vs. Amablo Pi
rard, a case over a land lease.
Acme Harvester Company vs. Chas
H. Dodd, doing business as Charles
H. Dodd & Co., and Richard F,
Smith.
Isaac Gober and Rosa Parr vs
John Damain and George Perringer,
A. F. Kirkpatrick vs. E. M. Kirkpat
rick.
Sarah McFarland vs. Charles Me
Farland.
Rosa Bonaphler vs. Frank Bona-
phier.
Agnes Kalyton vs. Mary Kalyton
Pete Kalyton, Pete Kalyton, jr., Mrs.
Ida Caton, Al-On-To-Mop-Net, John
R. Glasscock and Charles Wilkinson.
Annie Neilson vs. John E. Neilson.
James M. Elgin, assignment, vs. W.
J. Furnish, assignee.
a. (J. Stanton, assignment, vs.
Louis Ruth, assignee.
Charlie Blackhawk, vs. Toyts, an
Indian woman, and Louis and Carrie
Bergeman.
W. L. Alspach vs. L. M. Huson.
Helen A. Burton vs. Charles W.
Burton.
H. F. Johnson vs. William Blakley,
sheriff, and Umatilla county.
W. F. Matlock vs. William Blakley,
sheriff, and Umatilla county.
J. S. McLeod vs. William Blakley,
sheriff, and Umatilla county.
E, W. McComas vs. Alex Drysdale
and Robert Watt.
Levi Ankeny vs. William Blakley,
sheriff, and Umatilla county;
Harry A. Reynols vs. William Blak-
loy, sheriff, and Umatilla county.
Belle Swabacher vs. William Blak
ley, sheriff, and Umatilla county.
Abraham Swabacher vs. William
Blakley, sheriff, and Umatilla county
Allen H. Reynolds vs. William Blak
ley, sheriff, and Umatilla county.
S. F. Harrington vs. A. L. Demaris.
John Ross Dickson, Henry Dickson
and A. L. Coffey vs. J. L. Saltmarsh.
Sarah E. Catching vs. Benjamin F.
Catching.
Thomas Kerr vs. B. K. Hoyt.
John E. Bean vs. L. G. Frazler, et.
al.
J. M. Heathman vs. William Lane
et. al.
Alexandria Woods vs. Arthur
Woods.
J. W. Gowdy vs. Edward P. Long
et. al.
Peo-Wats-Son-My vs. Paul Caton.
Hattio Denny vs. J. C. Denny.
E. W. Rhea, vs. W. H. Goltra, ex
ecutor, Dora Fields, Eflle Rhea and
the Pendleton Savings Bank.
Swa-Wa-Pum-Gober vs. Rosa Parr,
Joe Parr, Felix Murray, Frank Mar
tin and Charles Wilkins, Indian agent.
Ella Harmisch, an infant, by her
guardian ad litem, W. O. Harmish, vs
Washington & Columbia River Rail
way Company.
Am-Nat-Um, an infant, by his guar
dian ad litem, Ya-Koot-See, vs. Carrio
Bergeman.
Dora W. Waters vs. F. A. "Waters,
The Security Savings and Trust
Company vs. W. H. Goltra, adminis
trator of estate of Hugh Fields, de-
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Anna L. Leasure, the Pendleton Sav
ings Bank and Umatilla county.
D. B. Richardson vs. Neil McEach
em and James McCorker.
Mary J. Miller vs. D. H. Casey and
May Casey.
Kate Matt vs. Charles Matt.
Nathan S. Orton vs. heirs of John
N. Orton, deceased.
The PenUleton Savings Bank vs.
Ruth A; Blair, William Blair, her hus
band, and It. L. Sabin, et al.
Jay Worth King vs. Mahalie King.
Hattie E. Kissinger vs. William T.
Kissinger.
Burton Swesey vs. Maggie Swesey.
Nellie Welch vs. Frank Welch.
Mary J. Woodall vs. Robert E.
Woodall.
Charles H. Horseman vs. George L.
and Ida B. Horseman and Eugene
Corley.
Ta-Wat-Toy vs. Ka-Ka-Mas and
Charles Wilkins as Indian agent.
Albert Eklund vs. Annie Eklund.
Oliver N.,Larks vs. C. P. Larks.
Sarah Ef-Coppinger vs. John Cop
plngeiv ," "
Edward Byrnes vs. L. B. Banks.
Law Docket.
R. E. Porter vs. John Anderson.
A. J. Harris vs. G. W. Hunt and W.
W. Caviness.
W. F. Butcher vs., Bailey and Bal
leray. Washington & Columbia River
Railway Company vs. John C. Ar
nold and John Todd.
Kate Hanchett vs. James Kirk.
Walter M. Pierce vs. Louis Audet
te and Felix Audette.
Bruhn & Henry, a corporation, vs.
William Hendloy.
In tho matter of roads Nos. olp. and
517.
D. McDonald vs. James Still.
W. S. Heck & Co., vs. Ruth A.
Blair.
R. L. Sabin vs. R. A. Blair.
Joseph Dupuis vs. W. S. Byers.
Cecil vs. White Bull.
Joseph Saltmarsh vs. the O. R. &
N. Railroad Company.
Peter West vs. George Elly and An
drew Elly.
Adolph Hromanda Co., a private
corporation, vs. Louis Neil.
J. J. McConnell vs. Mary P. Thomp
son, formerly Mary P. Hardesty.
Peter West vs. Ed Maurer.
Frank Roach vs. John Mrer.
Louis E. House vs. Charles L. Par
ris. Henry Allen et. al. vs. the O. R. &
N. Company.
J. M. Walker vs. tho First National
Bank of Athena and Hugh McLean.
J. M. Walker vs. the First National
Bank of Athena and David Ferris.
C. F. Drake vs. the Oregon Rail
road & Navigation Company.
C. F. Drake vs. the Oregon Rail
road & Navigation Company and J.
K. Kauffman.
W. S. Byers vs. J. L. Bisher et, al.
Hunt, Mottette & Co. vs. Nell Mc
Eachern and James McCorkell.
Edmond Sachs and D. Sachs, part
ners doing business under tho name
of D. Sachs & Sons, vs. John Clary
'and L. Bender, doing business under
the firm name of Clary & Bender.
Thomas Milarkey vs. L. M. Huson.
Jesse S. Vert vs. George Olcott.
M. Hutchinsou vs. Chris Ranley
J. F. Temple vs B. F. Dennis.
J. K. Wilson vs. G. K. Bowman.
C. Getzian & Co. vs. J. L. Bisher.
Milton City, a public corporation,
vs. L. L. Berry.
G. E. Stockor vs, J. L. Bisher.
C. E. Roosevelt vs. J. L. Bisher
R. L. Sabin vs. Rose Bisher and J.
L. Bisher.
T. C. Taylor vs. J. L. Bisher.
W. S. Byers vs. J. L. Bisher and
Rose Bisher.
W. A .Banister vs. Umatilla county.
William Oaldwoll vs. C. C. Frazier
and t Frazier, his wife.
W. S. Byers vs. J. I. Froome.
John F. Boyer vs. W. Brummetr
Doud Bros. Lumber Company vs.
A. W. Gillis.
John C. Rover antl Charles Star
beck, partners doing business under
the name of John C. Rover & Co.. vs
W. H. Babb.
W. C .Hollis vs. William A. Krebs
and Mary Krebs, his wife.
Elsie Waters vs. T. E. Parker.
John Fry vs. Charles Cunningham.
Miko Gratz vs. John Finneran.
S. W. Lake vs. Herman Suhl.
W. S. Byers vs. D. B. Watson.
W. J. Clarke and W. A. Johnston
doing business under the firm name
of W. J. Cyarko & Co., vs. J. F. Rey
mond. R. L. Sabin vs. J. L. Bisher.
Ben F. Ogle vs. Ed Taft.
Odd Fellows at Walla Walla.
Walla Walla has been given tho
grand lodge for the stato next ses-
sion anu already plaiB aro bjlng inndo
by the various local lodges for tho
entertainment of tho many guests
who will bo on hand at tho timn n.
pointed to taste the throo-llnk hos
pitality of Walla Walla. With the
honor of being chosen as tho place of
meeting came the distinction of grand
commander of tho encampment, E. S.
Isaacs, of that city, having been so
leoted to nil that exalted rank.
Lieutenant-general Miles. com-
mandlng tho army, passed through
Kansas City Wednesday nifdit on his
way from Fort alloy to Washington
called there by President Roosevelt
and threatened with immedlntn
courtmartial on a charge of having
bptrayed official secretB.
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE
DEMOCRATS WILL HAVE
ONLY SIX SENATORS
only Twelve Democrats will Sit in
the Lower House; The List of the
Members, Holdover Senators and
Those Just Elected.
The composition of the next Ore
gon legislature will be overwhelming
lj republican. In all the l"nocrnt8
will have but six inomuers of the sen
ate as follows: W. H. Wehrung,
Washington hold over; Alex Sweek.
Columbia and Washington, holdover,
and Justus Wade of Union hold
over The new senators elected by
the democrats arc M. A. Miller, Linn,
Water Pierce, Morrow, Umatilla
and Union and C. J. Smith of Uma-
tllla. , .. .
Only twelve democrats will sit in
the lower house. They aro W. R. Bll
yeu, Linn; S.- R. Uiaypool, Linn; Ira
Wimberley, Douglas; Miles Cantrall,
Jackson; John B. Olwell, Jackson,
Charles V. Galloway, Yamhill; John
Hahn, Clatsop; W. M. Blakley, Uma
tilla; J. A. Burleigh, Union and Wal
lowa; T. N. Murphy, Union; J. H.
Bobbins, Baker; 13. H. Test, Harney
and Malheur.
THE REPUBLICANS.
The republican members of the leg
islature follow:
Marion Frank Davey, E. T. Judd,
T. B. Kay, Alex LaFollett, J. D. Sim
mons. Linn F. B. Cornett. Lane
I. N. Edwards, L. T. Harris, J. M.
Shelley. Douglas R. D. Riddle.
Coos S. B. Hermann. Coos
Curry R. d. Hume. Josephine
W. C. Hale Douglas, Jackson
J. M. Hansborough. Benton Al.
Hayden. Polk Geo. L. Hawkins.
Lincoln, Polk B. F. Jones. Yanih'U
B. C. Miles. Tillamook, Yamhill
B. L. Eddy, Washington D. M.
C. Gault, Charles Hines, B. F.
Purdy. Clacuamas C. G. Huntley
Hans Paulsen, H. A. Webster. Cla
ckamas, Multnomah C. W. Notting
ham. Multnomah A. A. Bailey, W.
W. Banks, S. B. Cobb, H. J. Fisher,
John Gill, C. W. riodson, W. R. Hud
son, J. S. Hutchinson, W. N. Jones,
Dan J. Malarkey, George M. Orton,
Sanderson Reed. Clatsop C. W
Carnahan. Columbia Martin Both.
Crook, Klamath, Lake, Wasco J. N.
Burgess, R. A. Emmi.c, J. N. Wheal
don. Morrow, Umatilla, Union
George W. Phelps. Umatilla H. C.
Adams. Gilliam, Grant, Sherman,
Wasco, Wheeler C. A. Denneman,
R. J. Ginn, C. P. Johnson.
The republican members of tho
senate are:
Marion E. M. Croisan, Squire
Farrar. Linn, Marion W. H. Holi
sm n. Lane William Kuykendall.
Douglas A. C. Maiaters. Douglas,
Josephine, Lane R. A. Booth. Coos,
Curry T. M. Dimmick. Jackson
E. V. Carter. Crook, Klamath, Lake,
Wasco J. N. Williamson. Benton
J. D. Daly. Lincoln, Tillamook, Yam
hillTyler W. Snmn. Polk B. F.
Mulkey. Yamhill W. A. .Howe.
Clackamas G. C. Brownell. Clack
amas, Multnomah Herbert Holman.
Multnomah tf. E. Hunt, F. P. Mays,
Henry E. McGinn,. G. T. Myers, An
drew C. Smith. Clatsop C. W. Ful
ton. Sherman, Wasco T. H. John
son. Gilliam, Grant, Sherman, Was
co, Wheeler W. V. Steiwer. Baker.
Harney, Malheur John L. Rand.
A sewing machine
Is a necessity in evory homo and parents should
not neglect teaching their children how to sow. A
good investment is made when you purchase a
Standard, White or Wheeler & Wilson. They aro
tho highest standard of sowing machine excellency
and aro the most improved made.
Don't send your money for a cheap machine for we
have thorn for $20.00, so if you want n cheap ma
chine come m and see ours. Don't buy a "pig in a
bag." Oil, needles and extras for all machines.
Jesse Failing,
Sewing machines, furniture and carpets.
Fishing
Now is the time to land the finny tribe. Let us supply
you with an outfit. We have the most complete stock.
Split Bamboo Poles, $J.OO and up. Reels, 20c
to $6.00.
All grades and kinds of flies at lowest prices. Baskets
and Straps all sizes.
T. C. TAYLOR
THE HARDWARE MAN
SEEK SSECOND DIVORCE.
Mrs. William George Seeks Divorce
From Her Second Husband Five
Months After Marriage.
Mrs. Louisa E. George, formerly
Mrs Charles B. Spencer, nee Miss
Louise E. Gelslor, is again before
the Umatilla county court seeking a
divorce.
Miss Geisler was married to Chas.
B Spencer a few years ago, and,
after living together two years, Mrs
Spencer sued her husband for a di
vorce. The decree was granted less
than six months ngo, and a few weeks
after, Mrs. Spencor became the wife
of William George, at Roseburg, Or.
They were married the 17th of Janu
ary, 15)02, but married life ngain prov
ed a failure to Mrs. Spencer and she
now asks tho court to dissolve tho
marriage vows existing between her
and William George and return to
her tho name of Mrs. Spencor. She
alleges that she was not aware that
a marriage contract made within six
months after a divorce was not law
ful and on that ground she seeks an
other legal separation. Peter West
is attorney for plaintiff.
The i.ng's Coronation!
Tho king's coronation promises to
be the most elaborate and costly
public function of modem times, and
our country is to be represented by
three statesmen 'selected b the pres
ident, who will represo it our state'
army and navy.. Many ether people
will also attend tho coromonles, who
will take the ocean voyage principal
ly as a means of impiovlng their
health. They will, however, obtain
only temporary relief, ind their old
complaints will surely appear again
when least expected. Tho best way
to recover your health is ay strengtn
niiinir !in il rc3torinsr ho . stomach to
Its normal condition by the use of
Hostettor's Stomach Bitters. It is
positive cure for loss of appetite,
nervousness, Insomnia, indigestion
dyspepsia and maliara. Try it.
Want Both Conventions.
St. Louis, June7. The - business
Men's League has set to work since
the postponement of the World's
Fair to 1904 was announced to secure
for St. Louis both tho national dem
ocratic and republican conventions
to bo hold in that year. Formal invi
tations have been sent to each mem
ber of the national committees sign'
ed by Mayor C. P. Walbridge, presi
dent of tho league, and former con
gressman Nathan Frank, chairman
of the committee on conventions and
entertaining. The league proposes
to follow up the steps that have been
taken, and its officers believe they
will secure both conventions for this
city.
Passionist Jubilee.
Pittsburg, June 7. Elaborate ar
rangements have been completed for
the celebration of the golden jubilee
of the founding of the Passionist
Order in Pennsylvania. Pastors from
all parts of the United States will
take part. Rev. Stephen Kealey, of
Hobokon, head of the order in this
country, will preside over the cele
bration. Archbishop Ireland, of St
Paul, will preach the memorial sor
mon and Archbishop Ryan of Phila
delphia will sing tho pontifical mass
of thanksgiving.
Season!
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