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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

CHicA0o. May s-Wheaf was active ami
decld,dly strong to-day. selling nearly 20
above saturdays high point. but owing To
the enormous realizing sales IN the late
trading oniy &c Of the grain vas main
tain.C. Pardridge. the plunger. II credited
With having taken III between 5.0O.Uo and
s.US.US bushel, of his short wheat today.
The general feeling WAS nervous. with the
shorts thoroughly frightened.
The corn market vas heavy and prices
lover. notwithstanding the bullishness
which ragged III the wheat pit for the nr.t
two hours OF the session. Closing prices
were near the bottom of the days range and
show a decline IF li,c
Oats s-u moderately active and lower In
SYMPATHY With corn ana improvement IN the
weather The market clo-e.i AZ the lowest
pricc- IT The day, decline from saturday Of
lnit.c.
Tia, provision market vas very strong. hut
considering the much enhanced prizes real
iZcd 10y the sellers there wa- no correspond
.nx activity. Fork for September, which
on Saturday closed worth $2o32is, ops ned
SeD.o,. and in the course of the forenoon
rose Ia $40. Lard and ribs al-n ruled
strong and higher. September pork after
ling ~ 81 ". dropped of Ia and CLOSED at
S1.sr. September lard. which sold "a high
A. sil.55. closed at ms. September ribs
SOLD at sl0.lS and closed <io.ij.
Closing prices.
WHEAr-May. &c; July. 1sa-c; Septsm-
l-.r a.. Year. q &c.
CoR~-Msy. a. c; July. TIE; september.
q c.
O,Is-May, 81. &C: June. o'sc; July.
.Ha.c. -.ptcuub.r. -.
roKs-Msy. <u.25; July. sp.e5; sep;cm-
ter. s-p's.
L,sD-May, 20; July, $iO.s5; Sep,em-
TOR. >lllS.
Rln- May. 5000; July. $io.35; Septcm-
f.rr kggl,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

rtAyA roAi Nv - s'ss - yoH~
xRSAs vNhs u sAAs uAss - ssass
o. sAS~0AA e - - ~ sosos ~ snnse-
TT oslm0As 49, uDsss has IN ~ Asase
- wvv HE oiss. Assy n ~i.s CO..
Geo. 90 bas $40. - tsss nfs a ~.
A. y - 0s1nnAs ths skiss aAAy AL
Asd u - tssA ~ isso ell
vssAss = ysS s.srss; pseAssos
huWo v0g1 q tAs Das2 ssDs CIRCUMSTANCE
ltns DsvvsA tAs vQssA a thAs force anssss
AuA u4aAs yvs 100 ~ vkAs might have -.
<s IN Ne eussrS Ms wvssssn word
MAJ pasaA 9Th sssss h ny vases snAsasA
IL uAAks - pasas 81 lie brokea lIns
AM 80 80 sAy. AN bis iiss 80 snas'"
A. shsa p,svAaDes I sAAu hsas tAs Urss
Tweed sofuy kArk - pour focssesps paas
Is hnAG vesss NJ aSAsso eSs tnAs -
IL 49, fUs 1}sssvs. tsaisA - -
NAy. - sss soas, ~ tAaAk nay love
W00d 6asse - ssss0oaaA IL weight aADVs.
AnA ~ 1sscs arns ssrsvs through turf Aal
~ yos, visA tAas Nsus yos fsessd a eaAi
No. %. vssld not that I'll the pAia
hsl BY you shouA b. felt again
] would pc<, though keeven bsfoss ne shoaa.
hing yVa - knov ell that have known.
Live a. N think that the wound be- hsalsA
With noves . sras 70 b. rsvealed.
Whsa 80 too meet In the coming yearu.
F0aes to youS smiles. end Ia TIC NJ sesrs.
IT. II. Sullivan In Scrf6aes'SA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Mothers and Daughsers.

Over twelve years was afflicted with a
very serious female difficulty and for
the last sixteen months Was under treat
ment Of three Of the very best physicians
that money could employ. Under their
skillful treatment gradually grew
worse until they decided they could
render me no permanent help. One II
my friends persuaded me Ia try bottle
81 Dullam's Great German Uterine
Tonic and after taking three bottles.
can SAY am in better health than |
have been for twenty years and am no'Go
years old. but feel az Young az al thirty.
June -. 1880. Ms T. :. CARrENrrR.
Lapeer. Mich.
For sale al Scrihncr 4 Aldaorth's
drug store. No 73 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

me gun 70 TIE Isopsrty q . family q
Pusa.sm. who hive MT Ter from the Puo-
fret wolf cavern One day while Ma
n. q. bo,ksa<y. wife u ex-0oserusr
Balkelsy. wss visiting II Putnam. ~
family intrasted the gun 10 hss ssA
she forwarded II 10 Gvvernog BulkslsB.
There IL IVES In tho carr II the en- -ess-
ssnoSs foosnsn and removed ~ ths CO.
itol. where large crowd gnskersA 10 -
t. The cid arm wss newer s&ksn o0t q
tbs State bsfoFo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

fxIo~ Sro-k Y,Rps. Chicago. May s.
Cat,le-k -c,ip,s. i-.1p; market weak lts'
lower. common ~ extra steers. ~. 2osas. II !:
-to-s.r- ami f..ilsr-. ssnat.s5; cows and
h.ifer-. tiGI<cisp.
Hog Receipts. 100: market strong I;
IL higher. h..avy. $3.50 80. mixed
ard medium. sT.,5a7.SD; light. E.ijs7. ~
sheep Receipts. l.bni market weak iGc
lower; y-os "a choice, A.oa6.U; lambs.
s. psf ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
ya.-..sA A~srsc..As.ss.s NesAeA

The state department. should - warn
cd up and brought mose closely n s<sonh
with the is>ople. Its working foss
should 10 made UP Of live. n,o.isrn. pso-
grsssive men. also IN touch with tbs pso-
pie. Its rules Of etiquette should -
hAssi upon the principle that IN tA,s
country tho people are sov~rusgp. I'D
that none of the great dep>rtsnents It
the government shSil ts used 70 ho0ss
and feed and build up . privileged ca.D
secure from the contact of plsbsiaa -
sociationa Above all. let Mr.. GsuahAR
SO 10 II that his department v thorUushr
" Americanixed. w arlington Post
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Buckler's AMIGA Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuta
bruises sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chsppcd hands. chilblains.
corns and all skin eruptions and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed In give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents per
box. For sale ~ Peck Bros. druggists
corner Monroe and Division streets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
A Now C.r,.in Cur. for pr.s.

w Il, not intend I" indor~e sny eroep.
articles - genuine merit 80 Their far
tsss pleasure In recommending ~ sulre
o., from Piles in any form prompt az
permanent cufe The follow Ing l,uei
speak Tor Themselves
Nc. Mar 4 Tyler, Il iIcppner. Ore
wHt's bn~ ptg uf l'yfsmh File tmr
entirely cured me- ~ ,dirs ff1n whi,h
have suffered fuf yeafs anil I have ncyfi
hsd The slightest frtafo - iism sises
III y 90 bfsn itfsk illufs Nsb
ssY, Tho pig e ryrasabt l1lr ,,gft
'nureiY removed sreIy iurs ~ it.hir :
Tiirs ] caanot tisssk yta enough f,f f.
The fyfsmtt re tarc I. nru. 80.
taia raiaAssSafs 80 stffy fn = pii-s
Il Is sai~ -gr ssd heap sat af3gkh
~iii get j. Ia yuu = col. .ssk i.is,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

johnny. where is Saskstchcwap ola
the map"
Il know where II is well. teacher. but
| am az short that | csnno; reach up To-
Indicate the exact spot"
Then let me give yon pointer"
.ail the teacher And then Johnny
ilgnkc,l liarI-rs l.aEar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

You viii ere the bsxs dressei ladice on
Monroe street. They are shopping az
pron,enading. and il is interesting IN
watch them. Look at those stylish bats!
See what a variety there is. How ar
tistic they are. Where did they come
irony The finest were imported by
Corl. Knott 4 Co. who are the leaders
In the millinery line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Worlds Columbian Expos Z on

Will be Of value To the world by illus
trating the improvements in the me
chanical arts aud eminent physicians
will tell you that the progress in medi-
cinal agents. has been IL equal import
ance. and as a strengthening laxative
that Syrup Of Figs is far in advance Of
all others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
London Grain

fo>rov May s-The grain market.
ot.I.td higher this morning A. Liverpool
vheat strong Va. ; ri. winter. and Cali
fn-ua 81 higher: corn iid higher.
London carx--S ~ California wheat
81 nichrr Nhes' aud cofn on passage
strong The French markets were an
changed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

iueune Have seu heard haw ion
uirs marriage Gutn3d ouw
A.ess ~ tie wAs foreign nchs,
uiah vase BE-
80 le .is.is.i {, D. bat he s.nt-
Aai r.. -'e wss ySeisrf f~,os stsfv-
~ hhsFibis as4aesvsi he psov~i
a. t.s n.f tst reA snaegaaa -
fesss 1Iflina.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
LOCAL MARKETS.

~ Indicated ~ last weeks market
predictions the heaviest advance IN
sugars WIS made yesterday. MI grades
advanced from I l6 o. /, cent and pros
rsct- Indicate that thae commodity will
coutinae g. X higher Potatoes are "a
demand luVHrls~ cam~ ~ yesterday
FROM buyers IN the sogth. east and west
in greater numbers than any day before
this spring Poultry - hrm with
AZ. lal demand fos bruilers q ~, AMI
Z pounds scight fsed aas pat up ~
INIT A TN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

,ieits,ai isf AT i'atasTa- anti4e- .aa
sta y hiab tte llHH continental s'tstrt
iIiie.i the she ali sosSsFatas ., ti.s -
% 4.- 81 - e l'ssHsp sna tise -
80 ys@fs 49, 4. 81 TIE " cribs tan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

DxrEotr. Mici-. May s-Wheat-No. ?
rel. cs-h and May. 7<a.e hidi July. sc
No. shite. cash. "a. &C.
soru->O. =. cash, t5ifc-
taf--No shits. ca-h. 3sSr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Tramp-Plsssss. mum. hsveat
friend or relative in the world.
Heusskeeper-Well, Im glad thers's
no one "a worry over you IN case yea
get hurt Here. Hge! New Yoek
Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
GERMATUER
Removed.

The Reliable Loan Office has removed
from No. 43 Lyon street Ia No. II Canal
and No. IL Arcade. Money loaned on
watches. diamonds and iewelry for long
time and low rate. SIEoLE 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

sHl~af star \ star. 10 inches. clear. s.
Per tho'i-and.
W :. i've inches clear Htt. So y--
ih,tu-and
sound butt 81 - I.er ihnt-and
coll shingles 81 I-ef thou,aHd.
VAN. ~. I white pine .......... - Op
Iath. 10 whi'. pine ..-....-. 2B
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

suhorhan iIon-ke~prr - Here. you

promised he II ID givey swsrr, meal
you'd help me with nv garden
Tramp l.- mum. sud ven did well
bv me. mtln AMI M much Obliged
"lipt ,os are gong without digging
the garden,
Yes. mam I'm lsniscAie Farien-r.
Uur, and Tn going ~ - hnu' up
lands al-s Nsw York Weekly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
t.t.RMATUt.IL

Buy Dullsm's Great German - cent
Cough Cure NJ - G Scnhner & Adj
worth - Munroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

y. i. Hustled 4 10. a. Lowell. Mlchis
gan. has choice early Michigan peach
trees; hardest and best peaches Can
MI orders now promptly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

A pamphlet descriptive Of Nsbraska farm
lands viii be sent FREQ on application Ia tls
undersigned. Send names and addrssss o
your friends, to +. s. Eus,is. Gcn'l Ps&
Agent. C. II. 4 q. l.. r. Chicago. Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

HFFrt-- z uII FffHfIl, 7 &" IF7'.
C,>SEp GooDs-t'orn, 81. 2Hd I. "a Per do1 !:
tor atos-. $l.25,a I IA per dor.
CofFKEs- Roasted: RIO. 22ld2Sc: Mari
Gallo, 2.+a3sc: Java. :sd3ic: Mocha and
Java. ssa.tc package, 81 So
LARD, Compound, tierces. &C.: com
pound, 5o pound tins. SIC; pure, tierce~,
Ike; 0ponnd tins. IL &C; kettle rendered.
tierces. he; % pound tine. l3i.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
GERMATUER

IIQpc' Perfect Fitting Truss. a cure
|OOV for hernia: wear IL. Tlbbs'
DSug Store. l53 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

SsNAscsAl-
the 0lD NATIONAL BANK.
sxAsp Ssrss~, szcs
CAPITAL $500. 900

y. J. 80 frssIlIa18t
y n kskNtFt. thr~ rre-ia~.t
tAftsk = heslssrsx G4sAss<
An class VI fH4ssk Es.s tsu<ine~s fhsf are An
hsrmoAy sstk INA Nstaa4~l h@aAsaS l-<s
Usnsset~~d
Letters - Cr-sist earr.sas IL Ell pArts a IA,
S.sla Issued "a saass O.. sssit fnis<-sf slssUe4
81 gsf c<4st 20 tls.ae c.ss slirate> al aS1.>.l
x-Afstls-
I. n. Msth~s tsssassa 4. fssfeA
J II fsrn~ts , Ctsssssa.f
n L sweet. ss-rsA N Maria
y. a. Holis<t-s VI Sf.~lts
Willard k.rnhasss " VI HasfisaA
L. IrofsS4 fax. . ls-ssssss
l. T. HES AsEs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

DKoRATF ORDER state r. .-higan coua
~ - k-fsf ~ ~esstssn - th- frllbst~
if.urf for ihs ssfd counts . ke-t' tsid - 'ts
Probate ess,ce 90 'he riff - srsci kaffds %
usr tfh isF q iTrtl. fa ths pear ssse fhou
-Hrf eirhf hundred sud ninrts 'hTse
ft,-.sr. srus r. -. tus fisiaf 80 Probate.
IA fas matter - fhs c~fafa -
How AID ~ t.IlH d.c.n.rd
Ven , ~hsffurs hrstrz hii-i in 49, runFf
h=r 4fftftu fraaifr riaf frr rfirr rl ffssf
ef .-i ca saisfs ursy - sr'eii fe i-rsfW
d. ordered tf-st fuasg- tre ia-A far -
Naf 80 - . 'rlfSk in t7s fsr~rtfr.r st - III
f.aftrar
srf 81 - 'urthfr erirrs.d thas roTs - fh3s
.-rff. is tsai f.tei - - slfe~ssF varks f.fy
s... ~ as = taf 20 he-rraz 81 tse tsrs "a ksf.
81. fiet.l.i az.tf asssFt.tIeF f,rsl.ffsl sri co.
, .fff.. .a ssff rrs.f'F rf kraf
fkAi~ TFFkfN~
.rns rtHrs frlst.-e - irtssat-
ffstrH r lFwsft - fef rlfss sssr o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Building Materials.

TbUIVIIIE IWFfTIsATr.
Wire nails. rate. si.7jdl.O.
Gla-s. discount. 10.
Waterproof: paper. sln5.
Waterproof paper. I,ei roll. 81.
It. NBEE-Rctail piece stun.
No. I hemlock. up and including Is fee,
lengths. 81: add 81 pr 1000 feet for every
additional two foct.
No. = hcnloek .upto and including iS feet,
SO; every additional two feet 81.
Common Norway or pine Joi-t and -cant
ling, under l. inchcs. sli.'o per 1000 feet:
2inch. $3.50 p-o 100 feet; add 81 for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Acccan,s of hanks. 10 sksss, cx.rxorafioas
and lnoss,d eals r~elv~d ga fsvcrssi~ tcrass.
tcfslsn and domestic exchange hsagL. sBa
add coiier.inns made ttr,ugh the United
states aud Canada at lowest retss
tstsrest allowed ccrtsfcstes of deIru~sl
I1klz-roes.
u. A. klsdSett Gesse. W. 6aG
\. A. fistrLer, r ~ Lesnoa.
A. d. Rsthnsaa Wusism Scam.
a l~rssrA A. }. bo~p..
Ecu. +. Johnsoa iBa. Nsadsossn.h
VIM n. Anderson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Smoked Meats

Wheat. Csc; corn, s,c; oat-, SIC; rye, iSc;
barley, 81 10.
flour-Lily white. $50; patent. SO ~.
Mill StGf.-Middlings ST.; bran, SIG:
screenings. $3.50.
Ground Feed-Per ton. so "a: corn meal.
per ton, $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Ixs-fsir so god, per barrel. e. $50
800; fancy, Yer barrel, GssaaaD.
osAsSks-t 'alifornis. &. ssssJ IS I-rr t.os.
LKNoss-Ncs Ne>-inas, ia boses Ut 3Os
aud isDs. IS. .3sss.Ts tsr bsa.
Misunderstanding to quality. ti-Shs:.O
Per bunch.
,sr,AssHxstns-A Quart cases IS. OhaAA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09

Cured hides. No. I. &c: No. 9. 3iSc.
Green hides. No. 1. size; No. =. 2ilc.
Heavy steers. cured. over 40 pounds, exc.
calf. green. No. 1. e.: No. >. -.
Calf. cured. No I. &c: No. =, 5Ic.
DRAGONS, 2jd,Dc.
Tallow--
Rough, I've per round.
Rendered. a. yer pound.
sheep pelt,. .5c(d<l.'D.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-09
Hay and Wood.

TINoTHY-<llG Il per ton.
tIovEN-$ll pr ton.
Nixtp-$iHall Per ton.
STRAW $,ts'i ier ton.
Noop-l5-inch beech and map.c. dry. &. 70
per cord green. s. per cord.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-03
STARCHY YA0U1NA.

The Yaquiua Neacs, the newly launched
journalistic craft on the bay, thus whoops
up an enterprise that ought TO pan out, if
started to the summit of success 1t says:
Negotiations are baing made with experienced
capitalists OF the cast t. establish starch
factory in this city. This enterprise if
tablishel VIII prove great benefit to the
people of Yaquina hay The compauy's
proposition is to contract the product of q
cartaiu number of acres at an agreed
price for a term of Hvo years. This means
the distribution of from sl6o, 600 to $780,
coo annually to be pain ftr the produc: Ct
soil thst would otherwise be uncuiti9ataI L.
1t IS th3 osinioa Of men VINO lave had ex-
perience that potatoes can be raised on the
bottom lands along IaQuina bay for less
than half the cost of raising them n most OF
the eastern states, the reason for this is evil
| dent, the land is more productive on account
OF the ,ao:st atmosphere, and future of crops
is not known. 0ne man can till as much
| ground here as three men do i'll tbs
| eastern states because he has more time ii
|
| planted in this climate from February t.
July with aesuraGce of good crop, ..!td
may be du2 any time from August to De
cember with no chances of having thelr
frozen under these conditions one person
can cultivate good many acres i'll potatoe
and at the sarns time attend to fruit orch
ards aud dairy. The dew that falls 81
abundartly every night is death to the po
tatoe bag and codliu moth. The samo rea
soa that potatoes can be produced cheape
than in the east may be given as the reaso
why manufacturers OF starch are willing t
pay higher price for them here than there
Then the manufacture OF starch is cro|de
into few weeks, from the time of diggin
the potatoes in October until the water, s
necessary in the manufacturing Of staTci
will freeze in November We predict th
time is near when carloads of Yaquina ba
starch will be speeding OH it's way @cro
the continent to he used IN tia cotton mar
ufacturies of the east.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-03
BAD-MIGHr HAVE BEEN WORSE

The ghost of grim hun,or statied
athwart the pathway of several individuals
i'll 5his city a night Or two ago, through the
medinmship Of one "Deaf Tom," well
known to everybody herca5outs. Tom, it
Is proper TO state, is one of those gentle
men who takes au occasional drink when
prevailed upon by his friends. He had
been, in this instance, considerably ''pre =
vailed upon-in fact Tom had imbibed of
the seductive nectar to the extent that he
had reached chat state OF inspiration com,
monty called "jagged." And the spell
settled DER him deeper and deeper until
finally Tcm yielded to the burden that
rested upon him aai sank down upon the
floor to rise no more. AS he lay prostrate
and inanimate before the un-loving party
their hilarity was suddenly changed to
deep CONSERVATION and fright when an cx--
pert examined the man and seriously an
nounced that life had truly fed. Then
they hustled around to properly care for
the corpse. 1t took six men to carry Tom s
lifeless body home. Solemnly his friends
discussed his deplorable eEd, declaring that
he had not drank enough to kill baby,
thus aiming to clear their coasciences Ct
accountability for Toms death. They
took the body heme, disrobed it and laid
it out upon the bed then leaving two
watches there the balance of the party de-
parted. Along toward morning, as the
attendants were awakened from enforced
slumher into which they had fallen, what
was their astonlsLmeut upon finding that
the dead had risen-the dead corpus non
est--Thonas had got up and dressed and
stealthily vamoosed the ranch. It didn't
take long to trace out his whereabouts.
He was found at the saloon where he died
the evening before. already with two or
thres 'stiffeners" under his vest, with ev.
cry indication of beisg the liveliest corpse
in this neck of the woods. The boys are
quite willing, however, that he shall furn
ish his own funeral preliininaries hereafter,
for all of them.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-03

SKEDADDLED.-Carl Karr has left the city
under pretty much of cloud, aud sundry
creditors have reason to feel sour about it.
After a checisered career of three wears
here, 10 which period he has failed once OF
twice in the boot and shoe business, but
managed to get up again i'll some uame or
guise, karr finally packed up the remnant
OF a stock of goods and the first of the week
had them taken to the depot for shipment.
They were consigned in the name of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Allen. Zephin Job
had Karr arrested as an absconding debtor,
on al account of $40, bat as Karr set up
that he was going only to Portland and not
out OF the state, the sheriff had to release
MIN and he departed. Mrs. Karr, when
seen by GAZETTE representative, spoke re-
proachfully Of her husbands conduct; said
1t was upon capital borrowed from herself
and brother, Mr.. Allen, that Karr had op-
Grated IN his last business venture ;
that the latter were very indignant over his
marking the goods as he did in Mr.. Aliens
name, thus duplicating him in tho ''under-
ground" leave taking. The lady added:
''Mr. harr will undoubtedly send me mon
ey to go to him, but whether go OF not
will be another thing"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-02-03
OREGON PACIFIC MATTERS.
The EXPERT BUsiSEss FIsIsHED AND THE
AFEatIts OF The ROAD CONTINUE AS BEFORE.

Well. the expert commission, frequently |
referred to IL these columns, as assigned to
the examination Of the Oregon Pacific rall-
road lines and eompany' property generally, |
haye coine ami gone aul still thefe IS very !
l5.ie to report about the ,natter, further
than the fact Of their visit. They kept their
OWE counsel as regards those questions up
peria lst iii the minds of paoplo harea5nuts,
and the long-1nocted connuadrumE: "I' hat
| viii lie tue upshDt of tho business who
! will get the management = ''WlI matters
gos r4glteneCi out til, spring and the road
| ,lut through % etc, hsd no light whatever
thrown upon tiloIn BY any word or deed y
! eli out by tic gentlemen who composed the
inspecting parry. They simply came on Fri
| day, examined the gced and other ontside
property by pcrsoaat Inspection, we IL
! through the books AID accounts il tAe com.
pany oiiies il THIS city, took a special train
for YaQu;na on Wednesday, Intending to
board the compary's steamer, Willamette
Valley, for San Francisco.
Tho personnel Vt the commission correct
~ stated comprised Z. G. N. Rand, anoted
railroad func5ionary OF New York Henry
Wood, an old, experienced and wealthy
track manager Of Tacoma; 9. IL. Gest, OF
shc Seatt'e law li:n Of Gcst. & Fay, attor-
this movement, and g. L. Brown, steno-
grarher for the commission.
Iu the couraa Of the investigation in the
compauys Office here some trouble arose
last Monday evening over the production o
some document dcD,apdcd by the expert
: and refused, which nearly brought the par
, ties to 3 violent encounter but Sheriff o.
borne being present, stepped between th'
Derkerents and the disturbance was quclle'
withous. further violence. Following th
Judge Fallerton was summoned by wir
and Immediately responded, arriving her
in time to hear pleadings for an order t.
= produce the coveted books, on Tuesla.
evening. The was proseeut ted b.
Judge 3:yson, attorney for the Farmer
Loau ard Trust Co. of New York, AM G
e. Gest. Judge Bronaugh, of Portland
contested III behalf Of the local management
After argument pro and con in terms thu.
for the most part have been worn thread
bare by repeated usa before this public
: Judge Fullerton took the matter under sd
viscment until ths next morning, when il
rendered decision in favor of the order i'm
n pelling production Of the books and paper
j. in question. This settled the difficulty an
8 the experts went on smoothly to the end {
thsir mission. They finished their wor
;, and departed as hafore statad for San Frat
e CISCO from whence the eastern member wi
i probably so overland to New York, whic
y point he is required to reach not later tha
tho 10th oi this month.