Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, October 08, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti i trl-vto" j iiT-.7L, asMgtiWjr.rniiritiBii t nflta im,mL1!! 89"BffgWnSS mmuMtuim w PlllflWWWWI www I I I - - i i - ri I r . " T : 5 MINISTERIAL f ilrvTrvTirf I I lrQrMrM l twb UUmug ! vp-mug i To Begin Tuesday, Sept. 24 AND CONTINUE TEN DATS. fl Fipe Display of Eastern Pattern Hats and Bonntfs. All tho novelties of the eoason will be continuously arriv ing and you cannot afford to miss seeing them. Everything pertaining to fine and artistic millinery. MRS. D. L. FIESTER: Prop. "The Paris" Milhwy Store SCHOOL NHS Bring your old grammars and speliers to B1. S. Dearborn and exchange them for the new series, JAill lines. Slatos, tablets, poncils, etc. 263 Commercial St, i WSBSHBH1WSS1 M u A Busy Man's Pencil. A busy mansnmotlmos suf ftw inoro nervous irriutlon and mental noynce from tho ue of a pen, or harsh, brittle penolt. than from the cares of liuMneu. T. McIT. I'ATTON'B BEST U a busy mtn'i ljnoll. ft Is designed aDd miida especially for Jilm. The load Is large, aott.nnd smooth, and will ui most write Itself.' It U oota Kon and vrlll not roll, has no fancy end. U Just wild cam. mon'sonso In a lead pencil or qnlok, easy, blank writing. Try a sample; oner penoii is iSranteSS.andll If! doe.n t oris unsatlslactory, return It. Three penclU for One down " Biz doxon " M ... 2 25 PATTON BROS- Ciius. LIvcbIivv baa returned from business trip to Eugene 8. L. Moorhead, of tho Junction Times, was In town today. Elmer Holslnger, of tbo Poet.il tele graph at Astoria, Is In the city. Miss Maud Jackson left this morning on t visit to Portland and Vancouver. Mrs. L. O. McCoy, who has been vis Itlng her paronts, Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis, ban loft for bor homo at Junction. Frank Goodoll, Western Union Telegraph messenger, has gono to Ore gon City to rolloye the operator for a few days. Prof, T. M. Martin, of Ada, Douglas county, who has boon visiting bis sou, Caroy P. Martin, for several weftks, has returned home. Frank Alexander wont to Balom yes torday to resumo work Id tho state nrlntlnir oftlco. Mrs. Qoo. M. Miller and Miss Cathcrino Coggswell have returned from a visit to Balein and Albany. Eugene Guard. ASSOCIATION. Morning's Proceedings-Wed nesdays Program. Tho Ministerial Association now In session at the Chrlstlau churoh began lis work with a rousing meeting last night. After tho nong service, Gentry Rushing, of Athena, conducted tho devotions. H, O. Edson, of Portlaud, wu8 then Introduced as the upeakor of the evening. His theme was: "Thou Art Nut far -Prom the Kingdom of God." He handled tho subject well and deeply Imprest-ed his bearers. Quito -i number of preachers wore In attendance at Ibis beginning Beeslou. Oontry Rushing, tho rising young divine of Eastern Oregon, ami J, B. Lister, the corresponding secretory of tho Oregon Christian Missionary con vention, arc the guosts of W. H. Osbornon 18tb Btreet. L. Greene, of Btayton, and Arthur Cane, of Solo, nre at the home of D. H. LaFollett on Cpttago btreet. H. O. Edson Is the guest of Mrs. 8. J. Woodruff on tho corner of Union aud Liberty streets. Dr. I. N. Richardson, of Pendleton, Is at the Willamette. A number of ladlo were also In attendance. Thoy havo come to remain through tbo meeting. This morulng H. O. Edson was elected tomnorury president, as tho president was not present. Tho preachers then begau a lively dlscusfllon of tho very practical subject to preachers, "Where We,. Miss It In Oregon." Ono point of weakness was felt to be a laok of sufficient govern ment. The church boards aro neglig ent. Others mentioned lack of practi cal preaching. Tho preachers Bhould be nractlcal. and as a dispenser of spiritual food, should put the fodder down where the horses can roach it. A greater Jovo for humanity should cbaractorlgo us moro as a people. B. F. Bonnell, of Dallas, read a lengthy aud very clear paper on "Tho Babbatb," a distinction between tbo Jewish Babbatb and tbo Lord's day, or Suuduy. Interesting discussions aro going on now. Tonight Gentry Rushing preaches the sermon. Tomorrow forenoon tho program Is an follews: OKW Devotions. 0:16 "Roverenco Barton Rlggs, Balem. 0:40 Discussion. 10:05 "Tho Klnudom,"H. A. Den" ton, Balem. 10:25 Discussion. 10:50 "A Now Organlzatlsn," J. B. Lister, Albany. 11;25 Discussion, TriE SUPREME COURT. The County Office,' aalary Law Hustaiued. ia for tho Bible." The Northern Counties Investment TniRl Oliulled), rcsKudonl, vs. Geo. O. Bears, sheriff, appellaul; Judgment affirmed, Opinion by Wolvortcn, J. This Is a mandamus proceeding agalust tbo sheriff of Multnomah county to compel him oa suoh oflloor to servo n summons upon tho defendants lu u cause peudlug In tbo circuit court of thestutoofOre'gon for Multnomah. The mtleago feo for the Borvlce was paid to tho defendant, but he refused to comnlv with the renuesb of plaintiff to servo euch summon unless other fees were ulso paid to him In accordance with tin act of Oetobat 20. 1881!. After a full bearing the court below directed a peremptory mandamus to Issue com mandiug defendant to serve tho papers In question -without further componBa tlou. Prom this Judgmeut defendant uppeuls. The determluatlou of tho queatiou brought up by this appeal luvolvea tho construction of and coiiRlltutt uallty of au net to ohunge the compensation and modo of payment thereof to tho county clerks, recorders, clerks of circuit aud county courts and sheriffs, passed in 1803, and an act amendatory thereof pnpsed in 1805. Both aots aro treated as one by tho court in almost all res. pecia. The contost made by tho court of ficers was that the acts lu quedtlon were unconstitutional for tho following reasons. First It conflicts with subdivision 10, section 23, article 4 of tho constitu tion, whloh provldea that the legislative assembly shall not pass local or special laws for tho assessment and collection of taxes for stato, county, township or road purposes. Second It Is a looil law ''regulating the practice In courts of usllce" con trary to subdlvlson 8, soctlon 23, artlolo 4. Third It Is In violation of section 22. nrtlolo 4. whloh provides that "no action shall over bo revUed or section amended by mere reference to its title, but the net revised or section demanded shall be sot forth uud published at full length." Fourth Contrary to section 20, art Iclo.4, which provldea that "Every act shall embruco but ono subjoct, and mutters properly connected therewith, which sutiocts shall be expressed In tho title." The act treats of Boveral distinct and unconnected subjects. Fifth It Is an act for raising rev enue and originated In the senato iu words la thai tho rlght-altal union i iltlee the end of law -must be bci ralulstered without sale. Original) process must be Issued without ptlco except what the law fixes, and without I deulal, though the dcfeiulaht bo it, favorite or tho king or the government , im intfrfurM lii hla behalf and miit ba proceeded with by Judges after suit I instituted without delay by themselvra or by order of tho king, aud that proper Judicial process must laauo by tbo judges without feo or reward except that Hxed by the law (Townseud va. Townsend, Peck 16 ) This court Iihb already construed tho clause in ques tion In Bally vs. Prush, 6 Or 180, B..n ham, J speaking for the court, says: "Wo hold that tho language of the constitution means simply thnt lustlco Ahull not be, bought with bribes, nor bhu tho attendant or inciueuiui nvonooa nf llll.rftllnn. In tllO DiltUrO Of oosta and disbursement, oo so exorbit ant aud enormous as to virtually cloo the doors of courts of Justice to thooo who may have occasion to enter there, lu other words, that the rights of tho Door man to a redress of his grievances shall bo equally reepeoted with those of tho rich, and that equ-il aud exact Justlco shall be doalt out alike to all." Tbo requirement! of this uot, as they relate to tbo fees and charges to bo paid by litigants and others, do not lufrlugo nor Intrench upon the constitution us thus Interpreted. These conolUBlons affirm the Judg montof tho court below and It Is so ordered. This case Is interesting to tho ofllcers of nearly every county lu tho stato. K. Farwoll, appellant, vs. N. Need, ham, county clerk of Llnu county, re spondent; Judgment affirmed. Opin ion by Wolverton, J. This oaso was governed by the samu argumouU and legal conclusions as the precodlug case. Lost. Tbo case of tho slute of OiP gon ys. Brunson dp Co., for selling gro ceries at prices that cau't be reached b competitors, was git en to the jui soma tlmo ago who at once bro'ight I a verdict of "guilty." Asa pu,ii-l HALF PRICE SALE. FOR TWO DAYS, Wednesday and Thursday, Anv nair of Shoes in the house at nait nnco. lino of all wool Tricots at 25c. reo our now S, M.& E. XL STOCK 115 STATE STREET. AT OPERA HOUSE. lit" Till StBo Gail rden Eagle BRAND Coflikased Milk HAS NO EQUAL u PERSONALS. A Cobueotion. The Jouiinal is in orror with regard to the Japanese woman belnit burlod without any re ligious services, whatever, as Itey. P. 6. Knight, tho plouoer Congregational minister of tho state, was present ami couducted brlof services over tho re- UlUlUB. Great salo Bazaar. this week at the Ladlob' Public Rocoption to tho Grand Lodge Tonight. Tho Pythian reception heretofore an nounced to tako place tonight at Btate Insurance hall will bo held at Reed's opera houso. The publlo Is cordially inylted to at tend tho publlo reception given at the opera houso this evening at 8 o'clock, to the Grand Lodge K. of P. Addresses by Mayor Gatoh, Chancellor Com mander Central Lodgo No, 18, and Grand Lodgo oration by Rov. Poling. mout, therefore, larger trade than &Co. wo ate tujoynw ever before Brans VALLEY LOCAL NEWS. From Turner. Tho Turner publlo sohool opened here today with G. W. Jones, a gradu ate of tho University of Oregon ob principal and Miss Grnce WIlllamB, a tCHOher of very successfull experience, as (uM.t-nt. Most of the morning session was devoted to organization of oluos, otc. W. O. Kmlth, a prominent member of the cenlor class of the University of Oregon, spent Sunday here with hla paroiitn. Z Altona aud Gray Eaclu for I'nn. land, leavo Balem dully except" Z Sundays, at 7 a. m. Quicklime," regular Bcrvlco and cheap rates. Z Agent, M. P. Baldwin, alBalcm" Z dock. Miracles Aro a tblug of the pt hence wo do not practlco thorn at oi store but we are positive of one thing trado Is Increasing with us, and Hip only reason we can ascribe as i cuufi Is that our prices In groceries cmuot It beat anywhere McCall Bros. Meals only 25 cent aud tho very be-t at Strong's rcstauraut. W. C. T. U. Mrs. Marlon B. Baxter leader of tho noon day meeting In WII- lard Hull lu tho great Temperance Temple of Chlotgo, will address a mass meeting nt tbo First M. E Ohuroli on Tuesday tho 10th at 7:30. p m. M h Merle Duvey will favor the aud "(' with a recitation. Miss Da voy holds a nii-dal she earned as a prize In un oraMr'oil c jnteat at Forest Grove. Miss Klorenco Smith "the Hweet sin- jg r" willglvous 'Living Waters" as a ho'o. Everybody Invited. Admission free. Dr. B. R. Jewup is at Portland. Prof. Z. M. baa gono to Aalbany. W. T. JTouBer was at Portland today, Judgo J. Bhaw wont to Portland to day. Hon. Johu MInto is at Portland to day. A. A. Churchill la at Hubbard on a visit. Prof. D, W. Yoder was in Bilverton today. Rev, and Mra. Bowersox aro at La Tayelto. James M. Cathcart of Douglas, is nt the Cook. O. n, Lane, th Ullor, waa at Port and today. Sheriff John Knight haa returned from Portland. Mm. E. Q. Clark, who haa been vis- ltlnir hor mother, Mrs, J. J. Murphy has returned to her home at Portland, "Tiik fab, fab West" Ab Oregon Is alluded to by Eastern people, is cer tainly up with tho times when it comes to Berylug a 16 cent meal. If you dou'i bellovo it step into to the New York Kitchen and got your dluuor tomorrow. Secure reserved eeats for Damon nud Pythias at Reed's. Before You Think. Of buying feed elto where, always go to Brewster & White. 01 Court street and save money. 8-8t Justice Court. Tho case of the stato of Oregon vs. Dr. E. G. Brown, for practicing medi clno without a license, was to have been heard before Justice Johnson this afternoon, but in the absenco of Dr. Brown, his attorney Geo. G. Bingham, moved for a conlinuauce of the trial until Baturdy. This was denied aud tbo doctors cash bill of (50 was for feited. Theao yet remains to bo tried another chargo against Dr. Browu but it la doubtful If ho can bo fouud. Police Court. Secure reserved seats for Damon and Pythias at Reed's. Removal Notice. The Balem' Truck & Dray Co. have opened a new office two doors west of timall's, comer Bute &ud Commercial streets. Tbo oompauy haye put in a telephone (No 80). Ordora given through telepucne will receive prompt attentlou. Mr. W. D. Mohnoy, for eight years foiemau, having Koue east, Mark H, Bavage will aol In that capacity. Ring up No. EG if you want auy hauling done promtly. 10-8 1V. FOR foYAUD All wool trloot. All wool French novelty dreea goods, All wool suitings mexed weaves, All wool hop sackiuKti reduoed from 50o, Two piece Ilue plaide formerly 60o a yd, Ten piece other drew good formerly 60o a yd, For GO Cents a Taxd. Tho finest Serges over shown on the coast for the money. Willis Bros, & Co. The CaslDry Goods, Clothing aud Bhoo House, Corner Court and Llberiy R & U Corsets, "Albert" Howeiy. William Smith went to Jail Monday In default or a lino imposed on him by Recorder Edes for disturbing (the Sal vation Army meeting Sunday ulgnt. Damon and Pythias at Reed's opera houso Wednesday aud Thursday. Maple Syrup, Again! We have received another barrel af genuine Maple Syrup. Bring your can and get it filled for 1 par gallon. Cream honey drips cannot be boat in quality or price, A 7Go syrup for 50c. Dossicated salmon is something now. It is delicious. It is cheap at 10c per pound. Remember, 20 cans of oysters for $1 is what wo aro giving our customers. HARRITT & LAWRKNCE P. O. GROCERY Delayed. The largo ongiaving of the new Baptist church Is dolayed at Portland. The full-page dssorlptlon uud historical sketch of the church will appear when it cornea. Great sale this week at the Ladies' Bazaar. Fob Rent. A good well located brick atore building cheap to right party. H. W. Cottle. 10-7 Ot n Secure reserved seats fur Damon and Pythias at Reed's. Ot See new stock ot rubbers at tho Pa laoo before buying. Damon and Pythias at Reed's opera house Wednesday aud Thursday, Damon and Pythias at Reed's opera house Wednesday aud Thursday. No MKBTiNa. There will be no meeting of the city council this eveu iug, announcement to the contrary, notwithstanding. BRGtSMAKNO Audall kinds of pUlu 1 kuwlug at 78 Ferry street. FrlcM mnon r, no 8 st ROYAL Baking Powder. Highest of all In leavening atr9Xik,-V, . Oovret Ityeefc coutravention of section 18, article 4, requiring that bills for raising revenue shall originate in tho houso of repre sentatives; and, Sixth It oontraveuos section 10art lole 1, which requires that "Justice shall bo administered openly and with out purchase. The court In its exhauatlve decision explains in full the several provisions of the bill and then draws tho conclus ions that the bill was not local In Its character aud that Lincoln county, though named was duly provided for. Eaoh objection to the law is discussed at length and waived aside, the decision dosing with the following in answer to the last contention of appellant: Tho idea of Justlco as contained in this clause of the constitution was 11 rat promulgated by the magna cbarta and tho reasons whioh led up to the declaration will serve us in construing theolause. In the days of theanoleut kings of England Justlco was a thing of commerce, and was avowedly bought aud sold. The king's court, the su preme judiciary of the kingdom, was open to none who not with presenta to the king. Bribes were openly given for the expedition, delay, suppression, and for the preservation of Justice, the barons of the exchequer, the first nobility of tho kingdom, were awarded money iu exchange for fair dealings, for preserving liberties under the king's oharter, for helplug to recover debts, for permission to make defense, for free law" and the like. To prevent and overthrow this barbarous acd shameless practice of the times it wis stipulated lu the great charter that "To none will we Bell, to none will we deny v delay right or Justice." (Harrlsou, Pepper & Co. va. Wills et al., 7 Helak. 46.) The loug fixed meaning of time Capes and Jackets, Tho ladles of Balem will bo Interested to know that Stock Bros,, Slate street, have received today by express a large shipment ot the uewest styles of Indies' fall and winter capesaud luokots,whlch are now on display at their store. Call and see them. Lowest cash prices. This Week We aro showing exceptional values in wool hoeo nt 2rm pair, A now Importation of Gloves Id black, brown and English reds The Best $1 Glove In tho market. Guaranteed not to rip uor peel off". The Ladies' Bazaar D,W. Fiuser&Co. People Give Us Credit f r Rcvlntionizing the Clothing Business, Thoy Will Toll Ytn Our Clothing Is Good, Our Piiccs Very In. The tido ot trado agulu this season has turned our way. We were sure it would. Whou neighbor talks to neigh bor, friend to friend, tell tbo story about our clothing and prices there can only bo ono result. An overflow of business the endorsement of hundreds of buyers led us to mako large preparations. That Tired Feeling Is a common complaint and it Is a dangerous spmptoo. It means that the system Is debili tated because of impure blood, and in this con. ditlon it is especially liable to attacks of dis ease. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the remedy for this condition, and also for that weakness whiich prevails at the change of serson, cli. mate or life. Hood's pill net easily, yet promptly and efficiently on the bowles and liver. Price 25c Or. Price' CNo Baklss pow4 "Tub State Railroad commission has a soft snap, let me tell you now," said a gentleman this morning, "tho man who gets away with one of Kon worthy & Barnett's IS cent meals bos no snap." This ilrm serves .the best 16 cent meal In the city. Awarded Highest HonorsWorld's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Fair. CREAM BAKING P0WDIR iMost Perfect Made, The fine suits now selliner for 820 are the Si!8 to $30 quality. Tho fine suits now soiling for SIG 50 aro the former $25 quality Tho lino suits now sell ng tor S15 aeo tho tormor 20 quality. Tha fine suits now sollini? for S10 aro tho former $15 quality, Tho fine suits now selling for $8.50 aro tho former $12 quality. Tho fine suits now selling for $G aro tho $8..r0 and $10 quality. Without a question our slook this yearexcells anything wo ever offered, both In quality and reasonable price. Eyerybody ought to have fall over coats when they are going at $0, $8 and $10, G. W. JOHNSON & SON Our make of boys' Iclothea growing in popularity every day. It's right, has superior trimming and the fit of the lowest priced suit same as tho high est cost. It will bo a revelation to see the kinds from $1.50 to $8. The Popular Clothiers. i D il II u N JM $ I m ie -is t'UlP's jlnfwJ Ti. a. ti&tii.j