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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-27
Sherifs Sale.
In Ae County Court Of Linn County. State Of
Oregon:
Will J. Wolfe, PHI.
Va.
John II. Davidson, Def.


John II. Davidson, Def.
BY virtue OF an execution and order OF
sale issned out OF the above named Court
in the above entitled action for the sum Of
500 90, with interest at the rate of per
cent per annum, from the 7ih day OF Sep
tember, IS82 2, and the further suIB of$36 26 +,
COSTS, have applied the following de-
scrihed real property heretofore attached
in said a.tion, to-wit: Beginning at the
northeast corner Of block - twenty .two)
in Hackleman's second addition 10 the
city of Albany, a. the same IL designated
and described on the maps and plats and
SURVEYS of said addition, now on file in
the Office of tho County Clerk, OF Linn
county, Oregon Running thence south
ITO feet parallel with Jefferson street I'm
said addition; thence west SO feet parallel
with 5th street; thence north 10 feet
parallel with Jefferson street thence asst
66 feet parallel with 5th street, TO the place
OF beginning, and on saturday the 2lst
day of October, 1882, at the Court House
door in the city of Albany, Linn county,
Oregon. at the hour of one o'clock, p. na.
will sell said property at public auctilr
for cash In hand to the highest bidder, to
satisfy said execution with arcruing costs.
Dated this 22nd day of Septemlar 1882.
GEO. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff of Linn Co Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-27
LYosA Z. PifsgRAM'6
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


Fer sn tioae PSIlFt;C. -leiaIa.sard Iyeakaezses
~es-sazsa - COS Lest fsnzf.ie population.
4 g-aieias fsr Wss14H. Tnvruiea - Woman.
frvyased ~ = oHaas.
TSs c--z.st s@: - Dtsssrry Tie psa - fiisisry.
t~.- v.v>5 sAs areo9lv. y7sft,, invi-orA.ss and
H. s srsIie f1.ssios.s. gives e.assI1ity and
f-a@ss ts xtrp re- te I-AsaTal iIstrs 20 the
eJs. - .i,.s 40 pas csoek ef woiaa tLa fEeEh
ross -.--'s sf.r.i, !. a-a-ty silnHarr tao.
IJ-P.lJsi-:lss J-e i 81 Pfs1crf5e 4 Freely a
Il reaofss flnrness = ri scy destroy. ell craving
sor stlI1lzat sn r.. saa-ness Of the stomach.
Tsa. feeiny o. al d.swn, eaIzing T0n, weight
ertiar<1cq. h elwa3 fsf Fnssbty cured ~ Is use.
For the Of K.2ssy Complaints Of either ssx
this CsB sss4 i4 ssssrpa..ed.
LYDIA z. PIxEH.s.sf 8zeoD P-ETrIER
viii eradicaso es4Fy tAssfs of hEaners .FSRI iIs
B1o aUd give aBi FIsfh 80 tie system, OF
man woman Or Shisd In - on hastng ~
Byth the corapoand 49, good lriser are prepared
st sss and - TeS.=ra k1eaHa, Lynn, 1azs. Prizes OF
either, 81 Gz bo.tles fos - Seat By nail Ia tie form
OF pills, ofiszsas, recpt II price, G. per bog
for ether. Mr. Eis..I s,y answers al letters %
Inquiry. EneDss 3et x1a.no. Send bdforpampAies.
Eo family ss5rid 20 zitnont LYDIA r PT,.HHAsrs
LIVER PfI.J- Jhy cure olistipationt hHioasnaas,
and tOrp11ity u tas hser. . cents per box.
EEseId by all Uruggfsts.-la O
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To the Sick and Afflicted |!
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility,
Nervous ProstratiOn, Loss of
Vitality, Sexual Inllrmities,
Etc, Etc.

TINnE GREAr NEED THOSE HAVE vho arr
II suffering tgsfn SEXUAL AND NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS lea physician Sho can e0mpsrhrnd
Ihsir Ailinsnis AMI successfully tFsai thssa
Tie svnefzi pfaetitiaheF l. saharaentiy aAiesi
s Ihsss szsss q trssubs do 80, HHd II tsass Dc
sil 81 ths specialist. ~ho b. sduziiou long pfac,
prepared - cure them
DR. ). e. YdTxc
Opened k!s nov ossbra,si insilials Ia 1870 flr The
sITI@ae a aioruinK tho aflietci ihs certainty q
honorabsa sai stilini trszlnsesst and purfvet and
ieFInaeut restoration. and fps - ycAfs u has
.,asilnsd .'s r.. r1ak ae oaIy Hla this oo@ss bai
! AM AsAfg thai by dwelling ufson uniaviiing
subieet a. $50 9nray - sexual tigsF tsu s.torant
may Asrersa ms motive bus the desire 10 infsSrn
thee who suffering through ignorance AID
shp By c4FsiraNnesa os NAHt II knsr4ie,ixs that a
cure be had. nft oiy hBrgyias themselves "a
an uasiuisly gra.e, bss giving ssxoai seataess a.
an nherii4arp ~ future generations !. ta great AZ
Incentive "a istgtait He " be slisnt.
symptsmA
u yoa sueriss som night laftss. asrvorsai, a.
NcAkhe~s1a confusion q mind, ala ~ o@soa Nilrn
under sfctttnFnt. variable tStafer tfufnhne Fsapl
tatign. Hushss. &c. II you have psaeliousl selI
ahu.e svnu in the slightest particular You sIHsr
Dread Eneaiy ar IIanaan I1rc.
And 'b0uld no, hesitate 70 seek al once health And
CtERs GUARANTEED. FEES MODERATE
CONSULTATIONS NJ LsTPKR 0n oTnEgYisE
Free.
Exclusively yezeias;e Remedies rsed.
o
LADIES -Y0n are e~psei .iy liable o. suffering
from nerSious PROSTITUTION AZ your I~calar com.
plaiits Aru nervous ia their vrgin ard hence your
suffering are terribly depressing OF ina1fsessihly
Keen. The Doctor Ia hls she's and practice 81
nervous troubles has made ynuf organization a
sPeoia study aud IL thus onAbed from his cxteFi.
enoc and knowledge 10 aid and cure you In any Of
Tho troubles weakness, distressing and sueTngs -
which a. ssS you are liable.
ReFYou wiil Hnd in tho Doctor a friend upan
whom you can reply ior comfort. aid aud cure
Dr, Y0uaR'H female Remedies have At
tanned a reputation Tor efficiency ancquAied hy any
medicine, or medical prescription ever oaorol
They can be sent BY mail OF express.
ThoAe desiring personal care and attention can
have Al necessary accommodations furnished.
Those Who can not visit the city ean hy giving
their symptoms Ia their own Nay, receive advice
and when desired. treatment a. home with every as.
suranee II a cure.
LETTERS RETURNED OR DESTROYED.
Address,
Dr }. &. Y9UNG,
Medical Institute,
San Francisco. Feb. q. lss2.
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COME UP AND SETTLE.

All persons knowing themselves indebt-
sd 10 the late firm of Fox, Baum IL Co.,
will please cs.Ine forward and settle ai
once and save coats as my business In
he Willamette Valley must DO closed up
nm mediately. 6R.
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To the Unfortunate /!
DR.. GIBBONS
DispenSary.

zoo KRARNY ST..
OEe) corner of CONNER
cial Street, San Francisro,
Established in 1854, foI
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, suck
AZ GaRorrhea. elect.
structure, ,syphiilsIn In all
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-27

$500 per year cau he easily male
working for E G.. Rideout d
Co, 10 Barclay St, New York. Send
for their catalogue andfnli part 'culsrs
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m4k A WEEK s2 day al home easily made.
% 1 - Costly Outfit free. Address TReE Co,
Augusta, uaine.
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0NO ares os land "a Marion eouyty,
QUO IL mites from BGana Vista and
seven miles from Jefferson. 30 acres in
cultivation and balance ia light brush amp
timber. House, barn and good orchard.
FIGURING mil within 2 miles. Enough
wood can be sold at the pottery works at
Buena Vista 10 pay for the farm. Cali on
e. Ii. SIEwXk-, - Albany.
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DIV.


the vitai aua passing snabserred into the urine and
many other diseases leading io insanity and death
nu- M1sI1R wiii agree - fuffgit FItr tInndFrsi
Dollars for - this Kind ths Vital tfeaIaFa.
tive (undsF hs special aivteu an tF4tmrntj sil
euts or for anything impure or injurious found ia
u. DR. hinte treats al private diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. III funsk eH
animation and advice including analysis ui urine s.
Price q Vital Restorative ts hssle. tour times
The quantity eio ssbt u any address on ruorips 81
pEns g. o. u. obscure iFs,s observation and Ia pri
sais " desired. by DR. \. Z, MiSTiE II krsrIssy
street, san fFAncisco, Cal.
Sample bpt.ie ffpe. 8nt Application ~ letter.
stating symptatn. sex abd Hss. Communication
strictly confidential.
Dr.. Minilos Kidney Eeaedy. Srfbrrilcam. cires
all kads ~ kidney aud bladder complaints gagi6Frit
gicst, lsotichoh@a far sale by all druggists. si a
botde siS bottles foF g..
DE-, Mintis DAnaellon f's mo vte bsst sud cheap.
90 Dy9~1giz and itsbou. cure ia the market Tor
sale bY al druggists.
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The Great English Rene.

Iis 5 ustsF tAilias rufs ssF
Nervous Debility. seminal
IweakuSss. Exhausted -.
ltaiity. hpermaipFfhsa,
|LosT y ,tAAH0Ob. In
i~'tsufy, tasraiJ sls. ard eli
tsFTihis Effects q 8rif
Abats. yaut hful & .llias .and
saueasss ia isiaiufcf yoaFn
saeh As inss 20 Memory.
|l.aasisaie. kinlasia.u. Aver
si.Fn - SseisIy, DliuHrzs e
Sis.1n. sgisea Ia fhs Head.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08
renoher.. Association

The last meeting for this season of
the Lyon County Teachers association
took place at the stone school house, on
Constitution street, Saturday afternoon
About twenty five teachers were present.
The order of exercises was AS follows:
An address on the subject of Current
History" by N. w. Sonncdccker, who
set forth the expediency OF teaching the
same in the public schools.
"Shall the Teacher Take Part in Poli-
tics? ~ was the subject of speech from
notes by c. NJ Smith.
A paper was next read by Mrs. A. p.
Morse on English and American Liter
AZURE"
Rev, J. F. Hrndy was present and de-
livered an address on the Importance
of the Teachers Work"
a paper on Temperance was- read by
Mrs. Judge Back after which the follow
ing was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS: The state of Kansas by
majority vote has prohibited from the
state the manufacture and sale of intox-
lcating liquors, and believing that pub
lie sentiment should be educated 10
make the law more efficient,
RESOLVED, That we, the teachers of the
| Lyon County Teachers association, do
hereby express our approval of the
prohibitory la~ Of our state. and recon-.
mend and urge that Il systematic course
of instruction in temperance be- intro,
| duced into the public schools of this
county the coming fail.
p. j. CARMICHAEL,
BELL WooD,
5. Nj. DAVIS
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A FLouRIsHING ORDER.
Installation of the Officers of Neosho
Valley Lodge No. seq, NJ.


Installation of the Officers of Neosho
Valley Lodge No. see, l. NJ.
About five months ago a lodge of the
Independent Order of Immacu!atcs was
established i'll this city, with about
twenty-five members. The organization
is mutual benefit association, the rules
of which require the payment of stated
sum per week to members during sick
ness, and the payment at death of 81 900
TO their heirs.
The occasion of the gathering Mon
day was the public installation of the
following officers, which took place in
the evening at Jays opera house.
Simon WeLhers. w. NJ; j. a. Amber
son, c. c.; j. NJ Reeves, treasurer; w.
Slaytnn, o. c; Duncan Mcneil, 1. C. +;
E. p. Upton, A. NJ; VIM. Shrout, P.
NJ; d. F. Upton, V. NJ; Alex Reeves,
r. S; Vim. Reed, chaplain; J. w. Long,
C.S.
This ceremonial was preceded by n
grand street parade, headed by the
Wandering Star band, and the demon
stration was quiet imposing and exceed
iDgly credItable to the order The band
never played better and was very highly
complimenled al along the line OF
march, which extended through the
principal streets, while the Immaculates
presented very fine appearance in their
neat and attractive regalia.
! TTuOn AEGEAN, hIfn.r o. lilo oro-. Lo,.,
after supper, the installation exercises
were proceeded with under the dIrec.
tion of Deputy Grand Master L. Oden
of Nashville, and proved highly inter
esting To the numerous spectators
Speeches were made by Messrs. Oder
and G. w. Todd and NJ Brown, of To
peka, in which an instructive history oil
the order was set forth, beginning with
its inception, and running through the
different stages of its progress up to thu
period of its present prosperous condi
tiOn. The speakers were all gentlemen
of excellent ability, and their addresses
VT IA regarded with the uInst absorbing
attention.
The wants of the inner man" wer,
not disrcgarded. and an elegant refec
tion, consisting of numberless delica
cies, Was provided by the ladies ant
partaken of with hearty evidences o
appreciation. There were in attendance
quite a number of visitors from Topeka
and the occasion throughout was
splendid success
> We learn that Deputy Grand Maste
oden will return to Emporia next Mon
day, and will organize in the evening
degree of the same order known a
Queen Esther's Court to be composed Of
ladies.
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The horticultural FicnIc

The horticultural picnic al the farm
of William Hollingsworth, on last Sat
urday, was a complete success. The day
was fine, the attendance quite large, the
display, especially of roses, very exten-
sivc and beautiful, everybody felt in the
hest of humor and, rs a consequence,
the day passed most pleasantly 10 all.
The grove had been fitted up with a
speakers stand and with seats, and every
arrangement made for the pleasure of
those attending, even TO several croquet
sets.
Rev. o. w. Miller, being invited TO
talk. responded that hc had not antici-
plted being called upon. but gave what
he termed "a few stray thoughts on gard
ening," which were as acceptable as per
tinent 10 the subject. Robert Milliken
made some excellent and practical sug-
gcstions on the cultivation of roses and
J. a DoIle, William Holiingsworth and
Others made orici, practical talks. DIR
| McCand!iss also tod The people what hC
knew about turnips aud ridishes, and
roses.
The addresses were pleasantly inter
sPersed with selections of music accept
ably rendered by Misses Hurlburt and
McCIeary. An elaborate and inviting
dinner was one of the most acceptable,
features of the day, especially to Em
porians,
The next pic NC will take place abou
July 2Oth, at the farm of Mahlon Stubs
one mile east of town. This il is though
will place il about raspberry season, aEC
the people will then have u chance Il
discuss" that berry in more ways tina;
7
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sale of shori-Horn Bulls.


The Hamiltons' sale of short horn
bulls, conducted by Hank Pearsall, in
this city, Saturday, was wtll attended
The whole bunch was closed out at prices
ranging from $50 to $3.50 The follow
ing is a list OF the animals sold with the
prices they brought, and the names OF
the purchasers
John Russell, S7O-DAvid Taylor,
Emporia.
Leslie Combs, sI3O-David Taylor.
Emporia.
Santa Anna, SGO-Fred Hess, Enpo
ria.
PhilIis Ledl, s55-s. a, Cady, Empo-
ria
Royal Duke, *GO-Fred Hess, Enpo
ria.
Oxford Bull OF Ernesty, s95-A. viii
son. Cottonwood Falls.
Oliver. S140-James Dunn, Emporia.
MiIduke, $l25-P. Maloney, Camden,
MiIduke III William Adds,
Emporia.
Rad bull, S95-Frcd Hess, Emporia
Baron Beriram, $GO-Fled Hess, Em.
poria.
Count Neubey H., $ss-J. H. Phil
lips, Emporia.
Count Butterfly, $7OOO-Fred Hess
Emporia.
Baron Acorn, SG5.OO-R. H, CASA
way, Plymouth.
Baron Geneva, ssOOO-Sam Bennett,
Stafford
Red Bull. s9OOo-w. A. Randolph
| Emporia.
Red Bull, S500O-Fred. Hess.
Red and white bull, $5500-A. g
Young, Emporia.
His ExcelIeney, SlIO-Cyrus Wilson
| Cottonwood Falls.
Santa Claus, S15O-S. T. Bennett
/ Cottonwood Fails.
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THE SEWING QUEEN


From out all nations around her there drew
The fair and lovely, the honest and true.
Greatly admiring this fair, royal ons.
And loudly Draising the work she had done.
There were hens and felis ami scaIiofs all
bound,
And ruffes and Turks all braided AROUND,
And cords that were laid a. straight as line:
Others were euryed. and some Serpentine;
Embroidery. too-there was every shade
And seams as heavy as ever were made.
They Eazsd with delight as she whirIed
around
% hgnt and easy, with scarcely u sound
Her speed was terrifls--sise never grew tired
They verify thought sis must be inspired.
Her thread was double, and her stitch /. lock,
Her work, SO perfeet, was all of their talk,
And tweetly they sAng--in . grand refrain-
Landing her meriIs again and again
WHO'S this fair ons, Sc noble and grand.
That calls forth such praises on every hande
For all who hal heard. and those who had
seen,
We're anxious to learn the name of this Cacen,
When. loi there appeared in re,plendcnt
flame
golden halo from that Goadsss-FAme-
Inclosing the words. IL GIT Running Domes-
ticPs
This Is the nause OK the Qneen majestic
SMITH a HAIL. Agents,
Emporia, aansas.
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rrRsoNAI a.NNrIoN

y
sIs r G Haywood IS stopping n
Emposia.
Mr. j. A Janus was a'noag the EN-
porians who went to Lawrence Mpnday.
County Attorney Sedgewiek went TO
Cottonwood Falls Monday TO attend
court.
| Mrs John Chapman. Of New Mexico,
is visiting relatives and friends east Of
the city.
Mrs. S. B. Warren returned on satur-
day from visit Of some weeks 10 Lodi.
Illinois.
WIN. suddock has cone in from Colo
r do 10 visit his parents residing south
ortbe city
Fred Lakin, who has been trying his
hand at herding cattle near Reading, has
returned home looking the better for
his outdoor work
viii Elsiun has gone 10 Illinois We
are Bo, At liberty to STATE the nature Of
his erraud until he returns.
Mrs. Rob,rt Morrow and her daugl-
tiers, Misses Kate ami Helen, and Mrs.
Z. K Criley, went to Lawrence Monday
for a short visit
Mr. and Mrs Parkman who have been
stopping for some weeks past at the
Coolidge returned TO their home in
Philadelphia Monday.
Mrs. C NJ. Parker. who Tor the past
few weeks has been visiting in Omaha,
Nebraska, and Kansas City, returned
home Sunday
Miss Flora Henderson, and her broth
er TrcIIa, accompanied by their cousin,
Alien Forsyth, hive gone to Larned for
a visit Of some weeks.
Mr. r. G. Baker. lately employed on
the survey of the Ottawa road. is back
to the city and is helping that enter
prise-take a rest.
A little daughter at the residence of
L. Il. Kellogg. is what makes the atmos-
phere about the probate judges office So
full ofSunshinr
w A Randolph started Monday TO
make canvass nf the eastern par, of
the state in the interest of the ST Louis
s. Emporia railroad scheme. He will
be gone most of the week.
Mr.. J. d. Case, of Usage City,
who formerly resided here, on Ncosho
sire, t, gave THE News substantial"
call Monday He is now kept busy
with his pony" engine switching coal
cars at Usage City and Scranton.
j. Clarence Hlldebrand, of Cotton
wood Falls. favored the News Office
with call Tuesday MIR. Hide
brand is engaged in the hardware bust
ness, though he has quite pencbant as
well as talent for newspaper work.
Percy II. Noise has resigned his posi-
tion at Tanner Brothers TO accept
tempting proposition to travel Tor the
Greeley Burnham grocery company of
St.Louis. His samples are al irving and
he will start out on the road early next
week We wish Mr. Noise success.
Miss Eloise Hedden, who has been
visiting in this city for some months
past, started Monday, in company with
her aunt, Mrs. G. II. Ncrth, for Law
renee, where she will make visit of a
week before returning to her home in
Ithica, New York Miss Hedden leaves
many friends in Emporia who indulge
the hope that she may again visit this
place.
Frank Lawrence, of Council Grove,
who will be pleasantly remembered 10y
Emporians as the gentleman who took
the part of Count Kantukoff in the opera
of Fatiniza produced in this city some
months since, was IN townMonday on his
way To Chicago, where he hopes TO make
an engagement with the kellogg opera
troupe in the fall.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08
ORAToRIcAL CONTEST.

Program of Exercises tn be Presented at
the Normal on Friday Evening
The following program will be pre-
senied at the Normal ON Friday evening,
on the occasion of the visit os the men,
hers of the Kansas press association at
that institution.
PART FIRST.
Chorus, "Gaily Launch and Lightly
Row."-Class Of 80.
"Words, Their Import"-Cora
Kelley, Emporia.
why We Should Educate'-J. n,
Stout, Neosho Falls.
Part Song, Lovely Nigh" Am
phion club.
"The Relation of Evolution to Re.
ligion and Science John c. Hamm,
Hamburg.
"Silver will lie Silver Still."-May
Webster, Logan.
Chorus-"Old Ironsides."
use and Abuse OF Doubts Anna
Carl, Sterling.
Champagne Song-Amphion Club.
Calisthenics.
Decision of Judges and awarding the
Prize. Judges-Hon. o. $. Munsell
Col. S. S. PIouty, Col. d. r. Anthony.
PART SECOND.
Reception of the State Editorial Asso
ciaiion.-Address of Welcome by Presi
dent Il. g. WEIGH
Response by Col. John a. Martin, o.
the Atchison Champion.
Five Minute Impromptu Speeches.
General SOciaJlc.
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plsrklcr corr IRocEEpIs,.s

Tuesday, JESE ..
District court convened this mornin.
At 8 O'Clock and consumed the forenoon
in disposing Of inoiions aud court cases
The cases gwen below have been dispos
cd Of in the following manner
a. 5. Kimbail vs.. z. z. Smith, con
slnued tili September.
Clara Moore vs. the A. T. tS s. F. r
Z. Co. settled and costs paid
D. II. Osborn & Co. vs.. S. J. Smith q
al, sale confirmed and sheriff ordered io
make deed 10 purchaser.
F. E. Smith rs, John Banowetz. con.
.inued
Jw Frost aud F. n Drake vs. 3. F.
Myers; continued
Elmer Vail vs. w. II Gi!christ, ct al .
continued.
A.w Coleman V. William Payne;
continued
Amos Youngblood Us, r. NJ and A.
p. Mills. Motion To make more definite
and certain. sustained and defendant
given ten days 10 amend rerly; cause
sustained.
Continental Insurance Company, of
New York, Us. p. Fl. Finley; continued
Church, Brown s. Co. VS.. E. Stanley
Boone; sale confirmed and sheriff or
dered to make deed to purchaser.
rOotle. Hosea s. ca. VS.. Sherman IL
Richardson; settled.
Joel Perry W.. W. s. Shnltz ct al dis
missed
John w Grove vs. Frank Harris, mo.
tion TO dismiss nverruled.
E. r. Holderman ct al. W.. Lewis Lutz
ct a., trial by the court; judgment Cor
defendant; on motion judgment was set
aside and new trial ordered; cause con-
tinucd
Jacob L. C..ffman VS.. Henry widner
ct al. continued.
George suddock VS.. Ers', in & Co.
settled.
Alex. Mcmillan vs.. A.. T. s. s. F. r.
r. Co; settled and costs paid.
C. F. Conklin ct al VS. John Williams,
Judgment opened as to defendants, John
Williams, Jessie b. IcIIcrs and Anna
Ichers, and plaintiff given sixty days TO
reply Ia defendants answer and cause
continued.
DR.. Lawrence Ct al. VS.. st Joseph. 81
Kansas Loan and Building company;
judgment by default. publication notice
approved, aud decree granted canceling
note and mortgage as prayed for
a,
CO.; motion to make definite and GER
tain sustained, and plaintiff given 80
days in which to amend petition; cause
continued.
L. Smith VS.. G. w Smith; dismissed
at cost of plaintiff.
J. F. Slratton vs. Emporia Milling
and Commercial company; dgment
against certain Stockholders for amount
of stock
F. Fullam & Co W.. Abrams & Ep-
stein; judgment for defendant for
1927 &c and costs
The Hadley Falls National bank VS..
NJ. W. Sawyer, ct a.. sale confirmed and
deed ordered 10 be made TO purchaser.
may u iAalhhH'ht WIS given leave 10
file petition claiming surplus of pro
cecds of sale
The motion for Il new trial in the lass
case is still held under advisement by
The court.
On motion of Hon. Almerin Gilleit
the following committee was appointed
to examine Erasius Hamilton tor admis-
sion to the bar: Almcrin Gillett, e NJ
Forde aud J. NJ. MCGOWAN
Court adjourned nj noon ill O'Clock
Thursday The balance of the week
will be taken up with court cases. The
jury will be on hand on Tuesday MORN
ing when the jury cases will be taken
up. The Case of the state vs. Mrs. Mar.
tin and E. ID, Mosley, charged with
poisoning Mrs. Keigcr, will probably be
tried the last week of the term.