WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN, 4 Tuesday, October o, im T
In Business Offices
are open to two classes of erson. "
iu figures, understand liookkcppIug et
linnd and typewriting.. Person who
ler off still. They are always given the
branches, and. many more. Investigate our work. It will pay. Call or, write.
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
Park and Washington Stretts
A. I Armstrong, LL. 1! Prlm-lal. J. LV. Weswi, : IVnman and Secretary
131 COURT ST., SALEM, OREGON-
i When one invests In a business education uch as may le secured at
this school he iu assured of substantial dividend!. It is a paying Invest
ment everywhere and always. . This fart in demonstrated '.-continually by
the success of our graduate. Tlm distinct and complete: departments.
- Business, Shorthand and Ejinjlsh
Students ailmltlcd at any time. Visitors-welcome. Class and individ
ual Instruction. WV ask the fullest investigation of our methods, work
nuil equipment,!-1? those who think of securing a thorough traiuiug for bus
lucss. .Send of call for a copy of our Illustrated catalogue.
HATS OFF; PLEASE
ATTENTION
Take off your HAT Look at it Voti need a new one We've got a large
stock of all the, latest aud most popular.
Fall Style Hats
Quality and Styic the Highest. Prices the Lowest.
We lif(tn a siecial $.1.00 Ietiy.
vnii find, in the JC5 (Ml minus ihe-evHu
Dertys $1.50, $2,50 Up. ,
Fedoras, ail Blocks, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $5, $3.50, $4.50.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.,
The People's Clothiers and Furnishers
257 Commercial Street j Salem, Oregon
Farmers, Insure Your Grain and Hops
The cost Is small, alimit one-half ( cent a .fin.shol on wheat for Six
Months. Kates for 'all warehouses in! Valley. Five Old and Tried Com
panies. KIRK & PISTON, Resident! .1 gents. Successors to Geo. M. Beller
Co. -NS Commercial street, Salem. Oregon.
s
111
SALEM SHOE STORE
BANK BUILDING
R. H. LEA BO, Manager
Tbe rreat mm?dy for nerroas rrostrMoa aad ftll diM-Mct of tn c"narat!v
J ortransof either aex. itnrh a Ncrrons Provtrstlon, Fmilirurcr Lost Manhood,
' Imp tencT, Niirhtiy Eniivtions. Youthful l.rrorn, Ment&l Worrr. Wnur ana
of Tnnirm or Ortum. whicta icd to Consumptioa ni laaamtr. Wlih nan
f S ortkT we rnarnatee tociti or rrf-jrul t-h monjr. Sold at fl.OO per box,
6bcxcsfor4.03. muSlOTTTS CtUCAliCO Cleveland.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. j
I'KOOr AGAINST SU1CIDU.
Kionx Falls. S. 1.. Sept. 17. A youu?
farmer named Swau-wu. living ne-ar
Uatnsey, made a desixrate attempt
at suicide. He shot himself in' the
Juiul four times with a revoIverand
tlun frtU a bullet luio ids breast.
Xow of th li;ts rendered him un
etiuscloHs, ami he walketl' two -ui'Jes
to the home of a. brother. A do-tur
was iumiiMmsl to attend lilin. and it
la rertt"d there is a favorable cha nee
for 4ns reeovery.' Swajisou wa4:eu
Kaeetl to bKmarried aud bad ! just
built a tine new house. Some trouble
wi:h hl.letretliea Is supposed U
: For a Better View
Of wlut j. take place around you
bring thing nearer. our eight utay
?e defective. We have the faculty
for testltur the eyes and the means of
joipp'ying what may be necessary; to
Improve the sieht. -" ;
Our stock, of eyeglasses ami spertae-
les is well assorted and of fine quality.
Ordinary ca?es of defective Tlslon eau
lie fitted at oDce.: .Where.lt Is neces
sary 'to-make leases to suit, we eau
1511 an onh-r in from four to fire days.
Renu-niber we can relieve those head
ache.! that met! icfne does not helx.
j Herman W. Barr
1 ' . Scientific Optician.
IS State St. Salem, Oregon
() Those, who write welfare accurate
e. 12) Those who are skilled in short-
are proficient in
loth lines
are- lct-
preference.
We teach nil
these
W. I. ,8 TALEY, Principal
they are the same quality and finish,
aire hatter's 11.1 me! '
Wear Smart Shoes
mart
Women
We have themManish lasts for
women dircctfroni the eastern fao
lories. Call and sec tlicm at the
Next Door to Bash's Bank
have been tin reason for bis at temp
on his JIfe.f One bullet. find into lily
right ear, was extracted, n . having
been fouud flaitrned against ' tUv
knlL SL Paul Pioneer lress. t
, , not ixjuukix
Tillamook, Or., Oct. The gas4i;.
schooner: Anita, which went ashore
at . Nestoeellat 'Saturday, was fkwV:
l j-est.Tday. ' .She is n n iu jirred a a 1
lias taueu ou Ler largo agaiu,-
Tears Uets the OrauJ rrlze.7
:At the Paris Exhibition which nat
urally attracted the world's best toijet
products. Pears has obtained the only
Grand Prize awarded solely for toilet
soap. This Is the highest award ob
tainable for anything at that Exhibi
tion. . ' - ,. , "
We are all of ns familiar --'.with tti
beautiful Pear's soap pictures In the
magazines, and now,, the facts tLey
have been teaching for so niony years
as to the purity, economy . and general
eiet-lleuee of this tnilet reiniifo rn
proved beyond all peradvenfure of
doubt by the fact that so eminent and
critical a Jury as that of the Pari-
Exhibition' endorses them with the
highest honor it is within their power
to awards -':' -?'., rv '
This is the twenty-first occasion on
which Pears soap has received the
Highest Award at an International
Exhihition. It fliegan the nineteenth
century as the leading toilet .soap, am!
c sura imu ii iwennetu . witn an
v-u .Kirnirr n-iuia uou lrea I : nrr
tne wmer area broucht into the
worm s activity during the ' century.
mere are lew. nriHtuets of man's in
d-usiry tlmt have stood the test of such
period of time, t J r
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
iu ortler to give : all Tronrietors
aim employes; an oportimity to at-
teutl the Pliotographers Convention
at Port la ul., on Oct. 2T. 2(1 . 11 'it ti
oeen mutually agreed to close all
Salem galleries on tho alwve meii-
tloneil dates, ttvopen again for bus
uess on Moiulay. Oct. 20th. The
pulilte is reiectfully retuestetl - to
ear this In mind and act according
THE
REX STFPIO
THE
THE
Salem, Or.,
CHONISE STUDIO,
ELITE STUDIO.
Oct. V, 11XJ0.
Don't believe all the evil things you
hear about yourself.
'NEW TO-DAY.
LOST-flu road Is'tween Stay ton and
Turner, a Shawl.black with Roman
fclripes, Saturday, Octoiier (Jtli.
Finder please leave at this olfice and
receive reward. l:Md,ltw-(l)
F Hi S A EE: Four hundrwflieadof
shivp. lambs, yearlings and 2-year-i.ld
wethers, iu alsnit epnl numlH-rs.
'a!l on or address J. II. Daniels,
No. 41X Winter Kireet. Salem.
lU::r:0t w-2t 1)
ESTKAYS TAKEN UP.
Two stray horses. one,a bla-fc mare
aged aiont 12 years and'weight alKut
ami file .other a gniy horse
alsnit yeui-s old and weight' about
10T0 and 1h1i tailetl. Found them in
iKisture a month ago, aud any fur
er iurH-matlon will 1h furnished by
.addressing Harry Squire at Sidney,
.Marion Co, Oregon, or his agent (Jeo.
I Moon, at SiJney, Marion county,
Oregon. ; " , , 10:9-dlt w-2t.
Good Dairy Farms
For Sale i
f ,,. I' "
Easy way ?a make money with small
m . i '
capital, anu live, near ocean ucaeu or
on lln Little fsestneea river njid, bay,
where '.fishing- and hunting is iirst
class.". Three good farms lo sell. Size:
XVO Jl-t SI I 'IIITP tr.1.i- mm I'M ...i. .j
meuts on --each; about one-half in cul
tivation and meadow, rest in grass,
anI thulHr,; enough for domestic pur
poses; laud rich ami productive, live
tons of hay grovs per acre. Cows on
one farm have lost test at the Mack
intosh Cheese Factory. Public roads
and school close to creamery. Forty
head of cattle, household furniture,
including good piano, four stoves,
farming Implements, with good farm
wagon, --SO tons of hay. to go with
either one or two of these farms.
Terms to be very reasonable, prices
from li;iM to $l0i.(O. The last price to
Include two farms of So and 122 acres,
respectively. ; Milch cows on farms
graded up -with mixed Jersey blood.
Personal proiHTty. worth' jrice of best
farm, to go with Laud. No tiles on
this offer. Address II. 15.. Ilendr
ricks. Bay City, Oregon, If you mean
business. j " ' -
Hewitt Pays the freight
On all orders of ?20 ant upwards,
within a radius of 100 inUes of Port
tawL. Railroad and . Logging Camps
a Specialty. ; i
U. HEWITT,
No. iSS Third Street, Portland, Or.
WILKES' SULLIOI, "JERCMl"
NO. 29631
Will stand for Glares the coming sea
son at Corner of Ferry and Liberty
streets. For Pedigree and particulars,
call on ;
Dr. W. Long
Venterinary Surgeon. Salem, Or.
Money to Loan
On Improved farm and eity property
at lowest current rates. .
i-'-i-iT. kT FORD,
J Over Ladd A Boah'a bank.
DRESS riTTINO SCHOOL
Has t.iH'iiW. at Room 7. (Iray BUxk.
A .perfect system of dress cutting Is
tauglH, aud satisfaction gnaranteeil.
-; -1 '': i: 10:4-dw-lm.
FOR SALE12 acres of land. Imtween
; Cheniava and Brooks; L"f acres Is
cnltivatetl; r more easily broeght
under cultivation; balam-e cleared
aud r seeded. I House 5 and . outbuild
ings aud well; mile from school:
Vt mile from It. It.; cross-roads on
pla.-e. Title good. Address E. Halm,
Brooks, Ore, 102-1 ml.
RUSTLING VOU.NO MAif-Can make
per, month and expenses, l Per
, nianeut iositlon Exix'rienee uunec-
essry. Write uiek for particulars.
! Clark & Co.. 4tU & Locust streets.
Fhiladephia pa, . 0;4m-dw
FOR SALE. Forty -one bead of
stock sbiep for. tale; also ane I r ore
ford bull, l year ord. Apply to Thom
as, att & Co, r 227 Coiimmroi.t
street, tsalcui, Or,
CASES DISPOSED 0Fi
THE
CAKSOS . rLEMI50 - COXTKO
TEKST riXAIXT DECXIeO. -
HoprBe Court Btodlfled Jidfmnttl the
' Trial Crt Cost to Be Born by
' ' Both rattles. . -
In the Supreme Court, yesterday,
Ave, apiwal cases, previously' argued
and submitted, were decided, - a nd the
opinions entered of record." The cases
so disposed of were: ; ' ; ; :f
IL J. Fleming, respondent, vs.
John A. Carson, appellant, an ap-
Jeal from Marion . ountyr: lion.
' Oeo. II. Burnett, judge; nipdilied.
Opinion ier currtam.' v
This was a suit for the settlemen
of a o-partnerhip, for an Injunction
ana tne appointment of a receiver- to
take charge of the assets and wind
up the business of the firm. t On Jan
nary 7 lUS, when the case was a
Issue, an application was made for "a
receiver, when the defendant offered
to give'
a ootid, in any amount fixed
court to satisfy any decree
bj-' the
that might be rendered in favor of the
plaintiff. The court, however, made
the appointment, with authority to
settle the firm's business, but. left th
Jaw books - nice furniture and fix
lures with the defendant, enjoining
him against their disposal. The court
In Its findings of facts concludes that
plaintiff was entitled to recover from
tne defendant S14U.10. ami the costs
and disbursements, and that the part
nership property of the plaintiff and
defendant should be sold by the r
ceiver and the proceeds divided be
tween the parties.
tt was not sought by the appeal to
disturb the findings of the trial court
so far -as-the accounting- and the
amount found due the nlaintilT was
eoncernetl, but it was urged that .the
lower court erred, first in ainointiug
a receiver; second, iu decreeing the
saie oi tne nart.nersniu nronertv and
Uie division of the proceeds, and third
in allowing costs against the defeni'
ant. I
m '; , . . . . !
s ue appeiiate court noius that, un-
er the . circumstances, the ainxjiiit
nwirt was Jnstlfie!. and the court .hv
llnetl to disturb the action. The court
also approved 'the ordering of a sal
or the partnership property. In tin;
matter of assessing the costs agaiust
tiie uerentlant. the court im!llfiel th;
judgment of the trial court, saying
As a general rule In cases of this
ilnd. Uie costs shonld be cbargetl to
the fund, either where the suit is
necessary or beneficial to both parties.
or wliere lth are at fault, and mav
- - . .
ie imiosHt upon one party onlv, as
a punishment, if be has leen uuiltv
oi Jinon(iuct remienns iiocpti:irv n
. t . m "
resort Jo legal proceedings. We have
recourse to the findings of the court
bejow only for a determination of the
question, the eviden-e not having
oeen Drought up. They should supixirt
me ueeree; out tuere is nothing con-
ta.ntd therein whieh teanls'ln any man
ner to show that the defendant has
been qnilty of misoonduet. or lias
done any act to warrant the allowance
of costs against him as a punishment.
From all that appears, ' the costs of
uiis litigation . nave oeen metirreti ns
a neetssary exiH'nse In closing up tlie
concerns of ther co-partnership aul
siMmlil therefore be paid out of the co-
" 'The decree of the court .lndow will
therefore be lnodifiel, so as to re
quire the payment of the costs out of
the funds of the co-partuership. and
the costs pending the appeal will be
adjusted by the same f-tandard."
Tlie partirsiiip property. It is said,
consists of one set of second hand
law looks. three or four galvanized
cuspidors and some other minor ar
ticles. The litigation did not concern
Mr. Carson's library or office furniture,
which was private 'property. The de
fendant Carson having a inhaled, and
won "the suit in the Supreme Court.
It follows that be gets his costs on
tlie appeal.
J. W. Henry; -appellant.- vs. Yam
hill county, respondent; appeal
from Ya mhill county, I Ion. ieo.
II. Burnett, Jntlgv; affirmed. Opln-
Ion by- Associate Justice C. E '
Wolverton.
The plaintifT while acting as sherilt
of Yamhill county, brought this ao
tlon to recover the Hilary of his dej
uty. and,-a d-nmrrer to his complaint
having 1 Ken suftah;el, judgment was
rendered .against him. dismissing the
actin. .from,: which - hp-appealed.. The
law fixed the hire of one deputy for
the county at $0)10. The court holds
that sheriffs are not entitled to ve
cover the salaries of their deputies.,
that such demands are iorsonal, and
should be-, made In tin i.anie of the
deputies themselves, unlexs lnly as
singned. Tlie tonrt adds: "In this par
ticular, the complaint fails to stale
a cause of action, and the demurrer
thereto was properly ustained.f
State of Oregon, ex rel. tleorge
Jones, respondent, vs. Oeorge Couu.
apiellant: an apieal from Iake coun
ty. Hon. II. Ia. Iieii'Mn. Judtf: reversed
aud remamled. Opinion by Chief Jus
tice It. S. Beau. '
Iaw Ouarantee & Trust Society.
Ltd., of liondon. respondent, vs. Har
vey A. Hogue, Sarah I Ilcrtie and
Henry Joues. defendants atMl appel
lants and Bosetta Joiies. defeniUint
aid. respondent: appeal from : Wash
ington county. lion. j . . Jlcltruie.
judge; afflrmeil. Opinion by Associ
ate Justice F. A. Moore. , ..
Jacob. Bloch, appellant. vsJ Sarah
Sammons and Joseph HublelL re-'
spondents; .appeal . f nmi Multnoinaht
eonntj Hon. E. D. Sliattuck. judge;
revtrseil .and remanded. Opinion. ,by
Chief Justice li. S. Bean.
The court yesterday ordered the fol
lowing law students, recently exam,
ined as to their proficiency and knowl
edge of; law. to Im admitted to tin
bar as attorneys and counsi'lors at
law: s ;. I --rij . ,
fSale S. Hill. Albany.
Eugene Ahwiil, a Orande.
Herman .V. Webster, Oregon City. '
Charles F. Sic Knight. SlarshtieliL
Mahlin Pnnilu, Medford.
C. W. Davis, inillomath. i
11. M. Ilern. Portland.
W. Cirby Wowlburn. ' " '
Waiter Knipp, Portland.
'? The followmg minor orders
1
were
; 1 i
Fred
entered of record. " ;
1 J. Lavenport, appeltint, vs.
Ise. respondent: ordered nnon
tlp-
uLitiwn tbatr ppiH-Hant have until No
vember 20tb l serVi and file hi brief
, The Security , savings &. Trust Cqux-
ny. et ai, annellants.; vs. .Berth
loewenlersr. executriii efcal.. resoond
I ents; the parties hereto by their respec
tive attorney having by their stipu
lation in writing duly submitted said
cause upon the briefs on file, the cour
takes the same under advisement
, A Frightful Blunder
- Will often cause a horrible Burn.
Scald. Cut or Bruise. - Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the best In the workf.
will kill the pain - and promptly heal
lt Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores.
Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Corns, all Skin
Eruptions. BeVt Pile cure on earth.
Only 23 cts. a lox. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Dr. STONE, druggist.
HIS BODY CIRCLED
BY A
KAT-
TLEStVAKE.
' Toleilo. Ohio. Sept. 18. Otto Ioet-
cher, a fourteen-year-old boy, had -a
terrible experience with a rattlesnake
while visiting at the home of a tela
tive near White House.
lie desired to go out and get some
frojjs In the ' ,-. ponds on J the farm.
While walking along the bank ho
stumbled, and as he was falling he
saw a.huge snake under him. It was
lying tfij the sun and was stretchcl
out Its' full leugth. His lody lwd
hardly struck t hi1' ground when he
heArd the suake rattlt', and a second
later the reptile' cifled Itself and
raised Its head slightly into the a!r.
showing its fangs. A man who had
been out hunting happened: along
saw the boy and his predicament,
decided upon his action at once.
and
He
ami
raising She gun to his houlder
at the reptile's head. .Ills aim
firevl
-wat
good 'ami the snake's head fell to tin
ground. The boy was lodly fright
eneil and could barely reach home.
The hunter secured the rattles on
the snake's tall. f here were twenty
seven of them, and - this .would indi
cate that the snake was .'JO years of
age.--Chlcago Inter-Ocean.
C ASTO R I A
For Infants and Children. .
Hie Kind You Har Alwajs Bought
1 Bears the
Signature of
WIFE OF THE KHEDIVE.
To be the wife of the ruler of Etrvpf
is not a wholly enviable position, but
the woman now occupying that ims1
tion has many privileges for which
she is to 1m euvleil. In the first place,
her husband is greatly attached to
her. It iwas while -tle slave of the
valid (dowager) ' khedivah that the
present khedivah, Ikbal Hanem. won
the admiration of the khedive. Slip Is
of the Circassian race, and 'possessed,
it is said, of unusual lteauty.
" Her management of her household
resembles much the European cus
toms. Euroiean servants perform the
duties and Euroiioan governesses in
struct her three daughters. She avoids
flie paints and powders so much in
vogue among the - Lurocaii women
and in the Planner of dress prefers Eu
ropean clothing. . Jler progressive
Ideas have led her to share the edu
cation or her children ana keep pace
with their studies.
HOW HE KNEW.
Jack I made two calls this after
noon, and I must have It'll my um
brella at the last place I called.
Tom How doyon know but what
j-ou left It at the first place..
Jack Beca its?; there's -"where . I got
it. Chicago News. .
During the winter of 1&)7 Mr. James
Reed, one of the leading citizens and
merchants of Clay, Clay .Co., W. Ya.,
struck his leg against a cake of ice in
t?a A 1
sucura mauiier -ns to uruise u severely.
ft
came very much swollen and
mined him so badly that he could .not
walk without the aid of crutches. He
was treated by physicians, also used
several kinds of liniment and two and
half gallons of whisky iu bathing it.
but nothing gave any relief until he
legan using Chamlterlaiu's Fain Balm.
This brought almost a complete cure?
n a week's time and he believes that
had lie not used this remedy his leg
would have had to be amputate!.
Pain Balm Is unoqualed for sprains.
bruises and rheumatism. For'ale by
tVCLs.-Uaas, ; druggist,- State 'street.
Salem, Oregon. ; K
ATE OFTEN
AND LIVED LONLJ.
Wman Wlio Went to
Table Every
a Century.
Two Hours Survived
Lady lary Saurin, who died In
lioudou the other day, having nearly
completed her IiunlnHlth ye:ir, had,
luring her whole life, an unvarying
habit of eating something every two
hours, says the New York Press. She
never In any circumstances departed
from this custom, and to it she aciil-
d fier good health ami loneevltv.
When traveling or sroinir alxnit In-
ton she carireil a little Iwg of sand
wiches Willi her, ami at the expira
tion of every two hours she would
open licr nag and cat one or two. Up
o the end of her life tlie mind of this
marvelous -old - lady seemed stronc
and active, and Tier memory, was re-
Uarkabl" At the time of the battle
of Waterloo her father. Ird Harrow
y, .held othx-e as presslent of tin1
ouucll. and his town' house was In
Irosvenor square, Ijuly Mary has
often related the history of events at
that critical moment and recounts!
vivid recolle-tions of the rejoicing anil
Illuminations In ..---London when the
new. of the -great victory! was re
ceived. . She would also lell tale of
the days of the Chartists and the Cato
street conspiracy. This was a deer
laid plot to assassinate the entire
government-of the day. and the blow
was to be arranged to lie struck when
the members of the rabinet were is
sembled at dinner at the housp of her
father. I.ord Harrowby In Grosven
or square. ; t .
H C Russell, of Silverton. .was a
business visitor to Salem yesterday.
Dr. WUl!mK'.Indin Pita
Ointment will cure Blind,
Bleeding and , Itching
Piles. It absorbs tbe tumors.
Uaya tba itctoioS at once, acta
as a noultice. rives instant re
lief, Dr.AvUiiams' Indian Pile Oint
ment i prepared fcr Piles and Itch-
lair of the private parts. " Every box is
warranted. Br druccixtr. hr mail on re.
eeipt of prk-. as cents and fl.OO. WILLliM!
KAXUFACTUR1XS C(U Props., ClevelaauTouJ
D'FS
La
THE OCTOBER TERM
t
CIH tXIL CA S ES IS THE
' - CIRCUIT COURT.
j&lward Grelaer, Who Forced Gov,
Geer' Same to a Check. Pleads
Guilty The Turner ca-s.
Jmlge George II. Burnett conveuel
tie first department of the state cir
cuit wurt for Marion county at 0 a.
m. yesterday, for the regular Octoiier
term. Tbe forenoon was tiKiit In
heariqg motions and disimsing of
eases.!' When the court m-onvened at
1 p .in., the jury was calWd, the fol
lowing jurors answering . to thflr
naVies: . " , 3
p. N.' Potter, of Prospect; J. sj Pe.n
nebaker, Salem NoJ2; Bruce' A. Jones,
Brooks; D. M. Hryden, Monitor; S.
Tomliuson , WiHKlburu: J. D.r Sim.
mons, Monitor; James . Wiustanley,
North Salem; E. C. inall. South Sil
verton; J. Bowen, North Silverton;
Edgar Hartley, Macleay; F. i;. o'
lorue, ChamiHieg; C. J. Siuieral. Ma-
vleay; G. W. Dlminiek, Hiiblwr-r-
(Jrover Simmons, 'Howell; R. e. R(,i,.
ertsou. Turner: G.i W. .Miin.hv n.. '
ell; Eli Burkholder. Aurora-" i' w
Piigh, Brxks; i 5. B. lloyt. JefTers.n"
G. W. Martin. Aunisville; II. C. Hurt
man, Scotts .Mills; C. J. Goodiug, SL
I'aul. i
The followinpr four. ai.ie:i. in? ....
the jury list, were not served hr th,.
sheriff, as they were out of the coun
ty: II. D. Miiutit, Silverton:- R. i.
Flench, Sublimity; A, S. 'Brown. Mon
itor, and Chas. II.'--Cannon. Yew
Park.
Five were excused from serviets for
causes as giveu below
Alou.o
J. B.
B. Al-Siiver-Coiid.it,
Brown, Silvertou; sickness:
Loonoy, Jefferson, sickness: T
hn, Silverton; li. C. 'Russell,
ton exempt firemen; II. 15.
uhisville. postmaster.
Immediately after the jury was
called, District Attorney J. N. Dart
filed two -criminal inlonii.:u i,.m
:i gainst men then in custody Ed-ward
i.eiser. charged with -.forgery, and
Wm. Hubbard, accused' of burglary.
The men were brought into court, and
Reiser was arraigned. He pleaded
.guilty to the charge of forging Gov.
J. 1. Jeers name to -a 'check.
Thursday morning at t o'clock
the time fixed for pronouncing
ami
was
sen-
tenee.
. Wm. Hubbard was arraigned, be
ing charged with stealing two saddles
from Page & Stevens, of this city,
and took ''time to plead until this
morning at 0 o'clock.
Later criminal informations were
also filed against Josh Llndsey, of"
Turner. 'He waf in court and ar
raigned on the three charges-selling .
liquor to a minor: selling liquor -with--'
out a license, and allowing minors
to loiter iu his saloon. Mr. Lindsev
will plead this morning, his bail -"
ing fixed at ?2t.KI in each case, which
he gave. - ' '"!
The case of Francis Feller, plain-,
tiff, vs John H. ;at4s et. al.,' defeud,
ants. an action for money, was called
aud .the following jurors empanelled
to hear the case:
II. C. llartman. Grover Simmons,
G. B. lloyt, D. M. Drjden i W.
Pugh, F. E. Oslsume, Edgar Hartley,
Rroee A. Jones, C.. .T. ' Gooding. J. Y.
Murphy, E. C Small. J. D. Simmous.
; The plaintiff's case was given to
the -jury, and-as the.' defense' -made
no i appearance.' the court directed a
vcrulct for the plaintiff in the sum
of $114. ' f
The court then adjourned to I) a.,
m. today.
Following are the
docket entries
made by the -court": " "
Slate of Oregon, plaintiff, vs.
lard Biirchaml. i defendant; raje;
Wil-disi-
missed hy district attoriiej.
Etta Gleason,. plahitirr, vs. -Tule
Amend, defendant; action fori money;
dismissed by jcotlrt Tor want or proV
Hiition. Francia Feller, plaintiff, vs. John
Gates, et al., action for 'money: Jury
trial; verdict for plaintiff- $12;.J0.
A. M. Peterson, plaintiff, vs. 'John
Meenk. defendant; nonsuit on motion
of plaintiff. f
Mrs. Ii.R. Noblett, plaintiff, vr.. I '. W.
Durbin, defendant; rMver or imtsoii
al projM'rty; nibtion lo strike out iwirt
of answer and demurrer to part of au-
swer argin-u.
Fish Bixs. Wagon Co.. plaint ill", vs. .
S. M. and Emily Cliilders. defeudant;
action for money: default and iinlg-
inent. as to defendant. S. M. Cliilders'.'
Phillj Rees, plaintiff, vs. J. R. an t
C A. Parvin. defendants: damages;
mot ton to strike out part of answer
overruled. i
John Salzgelier, plaintiff, vs. N.
Mickcl and Mary Mickcl. h'fendants;
mandate;, ilefeudants' motion to con
tlm?e allo'wel, ami cause continued to
next repilar term ,.' i
State of Oregon, plaint iff. vs. l. f.
Beardsley; eTiuilnal; dismissed, by IiH
trlct attorney.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Ed ward
Grosser, defeudi:nt;forgery; nrra?giiel:
pleads guilty; appolnjt Thurlay, h"
to!er 11th, at P a. ui., to pronounce
Judgment. - -1 i !
State of - Oregon, plaintiff vs. W in.
Hubbard, defendant; . burglary; .ar
ralgnetl. j
State of Oregon, plaintiff. 'vs. 'Josli-.'
Llndsey, defendant: selling . whisky .
and brandy to-minor; arra!giMd. j
SUte of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Jo-'l
Llndsey, defeudant: selling liquor
without , license; arraigned. ,s i
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Joxb
Llndsey, defendant;- suffering .minor;
to loiter' la saloon; arraigned. I
Fine printing. Statesman Job Office,
"The boy tjiat says he likes fo go
to school,";- si'.; the corufed philoso
pher, Is due 'to grow Into a man that
will say he Is not afraid of hi
wife." Indianapolis Press.
The golden eagle has great strength.
It lifts aud carries .off with eae a
weight of eighty pounds. i
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California Oak-tanned Leather fled,
Jlarncss Oil. etc
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