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National Baptist world., 1894-09-07
HUMORS Or BIRD LlrE.
Queer Things Laid at the Doors of tho
Feathered Population of the WCrld.

Feathered Population of the Wcrld.
r. Bowdler Sharpe in an article or,
birds says that dancing is often in
dulged in by certain species of birds
and that the erection of arbOrs and
Fairgrounds forms a feature n the
lives of many of them.
The Argus pheasants. which live in
thick forests, are hard to catch, but are
caught by the Maylays on their dane
ing grounds.
Mr.. Dawson tells u.s." says the
writer, that the Argus pheasants are
accustomed to live quite solitary, both
males and females, but the male has his
own drawing-rOOm, Of which he is eX-
cessively proud, and which he keeps
scrupulously clean. A patch of ground
is cleared in the depths of the ever
green forests, where the bird lives, for
space of six or eight yards square
Nothing is allowed to remain on
it, and nothing but the bare
earth is seen. Every leaf or twig
that falls from the surrounding trees
is removed with care. Sometimes the
top of hill in comparatively open jun
gle is cleared, and at other times the
dancing ground is chosen in some open
level spOt-it may be in dark, gloomy
ravine, entirely surrounded and shut in
by dense cane brakes and rank vegeta-
tion These cleared spaces" says Mr..
Dawson, ''are undoubtedly used as
dancing grounds, but personally [ have
never seen bird dancing in them, but
l have always found the proprietor
either seated quietly or moving back
ward and forward slowly about them,
calling at short intervals. Except in
the morning and evening, when they
roam about to feed and drink, the
males are always to be found at home,
and they roost at night on some tree
hard by.
"a curious bird is the Toledo Or Bail
ador, which lives in Central America.
Here is Mr.. Nutting's description of its
dance:
Zone day, when hunting through the
| dense forest, the profound silence was
suddenly broken by the regularly
repeated note of 'El Bailador,' and,
softly making my way toward the
| spot whence the sound proceeded,
| witnessed one of the most remarkable
performances it has ever been my lot
to see. Upon a bare twig, which over
hung the trail at distance of about
four feet from the ground, two male
'Bailadors' were engaged in a song
and dance act that simply astonished
me. The two birds were about foot
and half apart. and were alternately
| jumping about two feet in the air, and
alighting exactly upon the spot whence
they jumped. The time was as regular
as clockwork, one bird jumping up the
instant the other alighted, each bird
accompanying himself to the tune of
'To-le-do-to -to-le-do-to-le-do,' sounding
the syllable to- as he crouched to
spring, lie while in the air. and do as
he alighted. This performance was
kept up without intermission for more
than minute when the birds sudden
ly discovered that they had an audi
ence, and made off. The Idler.
National Baptist world., 1894-09-07
MOMENTS WITH SCIENCE.

A GALLON Of alcohol can be made
from-a bushel Of sweet potatoes.
THE largest comets are 80 rar1hed
that they never harm planets or satel'
lites by colliding with them.
MARS is ordinarily 100000 miles
away from the earth, but every fifteen
years it approaches to within a5,ooo,ooo
miles.
OFFICIALS Of the Smithsonian insti-
tute have discovered evidences which
lead them to believe that the mound
builders were the progenitors OF the
modern Indians.
National Baptist world., 1894-09-07
Beginning at Last.
Century.

Now shrieked Mr.. Barnes Former,
in the great melodrama, ''Fished from
the Ferry" ''now is the time to act"
by gee." shouted one of the two
men in The gallery, Il fought it wuz
purity near time for him to begin actin
if he ever wuz goin' to. indianapolis
Journal.
National Baptist world., 1894-09-07
AIW3 rs the Way.

Ouericrs-'yhi II of those two fell
lows is it tilet c: 1T swim?
Cynicus-F by. the one rocking tn
boat. } u!se.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Umatiila will arrive tomorrow
from San Francisco.
Steamer Chilcat Is expected to arrive
from Alaska this evening.
Steamer Resale took rs tons of grain
from the West Seattle elevator 20 Victoria
last night.
Ship Topgallant sailed this morning for
San francisco with 2 $50 tons OF Newcastle
and Franklin coal.
Ship Columbis will pull into the bunkers
today 10 load !. 800 tons OF Black Diamond
coal FOR San Francisco.
schooners Morning Star and Amora
will leave today FOR the halibut fishing
grounds near Cape Flattery.
Travel between this port and Everett
passengers coming and going.
steamer Farallon sailed yesterday morn
ing from san Francisco, and viii arrive
here Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday
morning.
Every morning about o'clock the bay
in the vicinity OF the fats is covered with
small boats fishing for salmon. Good
catches are reported.
Steamer Malla Walsa arrived this morn.
ing a. O'Clock. and will take on fuel She
VIII sail 81 O'clock Monday morning for
San Francisco with q full cargo of freight.
Steamer Monticello viii carry baseball
enthusiasts aud the Port Biakeley nine to
Port Gamble today on her regular run to
Port Angeles. and wili pick them up upon
her return trip.
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DRs. DARRIN IN TACOMA.
These Eminent Physicians, Formerly sf
Seattle and Portland, Have Estab-
Iished ofices In Tasoma-

The celebrated and wsii-known Drs.
DArrin have lately opened ofi1Ses Ia Ia
coma a. "Hoiel Chilberg, whexe they
will be permanently located during TIE
Interstate Fair, aud thereby placing them
saves in direct communication with their
numerous patients throughout the Sound
country. Who can personally interview
them While visiting the fair.
Drs. Dzrrln's reputation is 50 vel essab-
Hshed. having treated thousands Of pa
tients the past seven years throughout
the Northwest, that il seems unnecessary
20 commant on their success.
Ora DarFln make specially cf all dis
eases Of the eye, ear. nose. throat eataFFhs
deafness, bronchitis. Ia grippe consuKnT-
ton, dyspepsia. constipation heart, LIVER
and kidney disease.
the senito-urfnAry organs In either sex,
sueh "a syphiiis. blood tasnss, serbfuIa,
rIsst. gonorrheeA. structure. seminal weak
ness. spsrmAtorraes, loss Of manhood
and loss Of desire Of SEXUAL power IN man
or woman.
All peculiar female troubles. irregular
rnenstraasion, lsucorrhaea, dlsriaeemenfs,
etc. are confidently treated, As vel as al
acute. chronic, private and nerxons dis
eases OF whasever nature, Il cEFaols. 10
cases taken if not.
CfFscs hours . s. m 20 =. IA. even
ingn. to :. Sundays, 10 n IN 20 ?. IA
Charwes loW AID reAsonz ole. sceoE1 ng 70
circur.stanceS snd ability % pay. PAfiEots
caa hx curea b. anrae treatment after one
visit 10 the doct0rs' oftace. lagulrlEs by
za3u answered and circulars and question
blanks sent free. Al bassnsss rslstlo1s
will ORA. D4zEin ssrlctly eo24asEsa--
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Presn,,erlan charehe..

German Reiormsd-sevsnih street. near Pine
Services II a IN.
Ross Missoa-D. l. Fordnsy, pastor Preach
ng, 3. 70 p. m. first and third sabbath OF month.
Lake Union-Kiibourne avenue, Fremont
Rev. {. c. Head, pastor. Services IL q m and
Tsso 3. N.
First Misson-In Wards Hall, Georgetown,
South Seattle. sunday school, $50 y N. Rev.
John Alison viii preach al p m.
Boulevard-MfssioD, near Ballard. Sunday
school y m Rev. d. |. Fordney. Of Ballard,
will conduct services at ?. m
d-Firsi-Broadway and First avenue;
p. L Fordney. pastor Preaching, II a m. and
2 p, IA. sabbath school. 10 s. m. Y. r. ;. c. E.,
e.sO p. u. Prayer meeting, Thursday. p IN.
Csivary-Markst and King streets Rev. 3.
J. Kennedy, pastor Residence. IA Market
street. Services. II q m. and D m. Morning
subject Divine PROFESSIONALLY" Evening
subject, "Whsrswish Shall Young Man Cleanse
His way7" Sabbath school, 12:15 p. m.
North seattls-oak and Harrison streets Rev
w. A. Major. pastor Residence, al Temperance
ing subject: ''Bnf How Little Portion Il
Heard OF Him" Evening subject: sAh, Ny
soul, Come Not Thou Into Their Secret Five
minutes devoted 20 the question hex. sab
bath school ~ IL Is p m T. +. :. G. T., 7
p IN Prayer meeting, Thursday, 1850 p m.
First-Fourth aud Spring streets Rev Alex
snder Alison. d. D., pastor. Residence, l2i2
Marion street Services. IL n IA. ana J. 40 D m
Al the morning service the Lora's Supper viii
be dispensed. new m1mbsrs pabiiciy received
aud eagit baptism administered. AtT:3o n m.
Rev. Dr. Lucas. of Nsw York, will preach on
Going Q TO Jerusalem Df. Lucas has re-
esnfly returned from Jerusalem and viii give
personal experiences. etc. sunday school. l2.30
!. IN. S.P = G. T., e.Ia p "A. Prayer meet
ing, Thursday, y. IA
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian EvanKeiicsl-Tussfth and Olive
streets Rev. l. J. kvaGa, pasior. Residence,
less TsslfIa street.
Holy Trinity English ButhsEGn-sesent and
Jnton-SsfFlces. IL q. M SUI p n. Sunday
school, A. q Rev. q. ". Cyitohlow. pastor.
German Luthersn--nawamlsa mission, San.
cers hall, below swseney's brewery. sun
day school, i.3e p m services 40 every
other sunday
herman LufheraB-Sersiess IN hail corner OF
Main and Iwelfth streets every sunday at I0:4S
a N. sunday school SO a. m n. c Ba4de,
pAsgsrs residence. f2ls Main street
Norwegian. Danish Foarth and Pins strestA
f. Tolieison, pastor study IN bssesnsnt
Services. II q IN and q -. sunday school,
ssa3 a %. Prayer nesting, Thursday. p IA
swedish Evangelical street., near Pike
Esy. Martin L. larson. pastor. residence. 1871
Fiith street, between Pike aaa Ezson. sunday
school IL. IS n m. services lA.ss q H. and s
p IA. aud Thursday p IA
Rainier Heights Misssoa-At Preshytertaa
cBgrsA. Market skresk Sunday school af ] 80
p n. every SUNDAY. services AZ 80 D. 81. every
other sunday Pastor. r Knapp@; assistant
pastor. W. t. Kurtx. 1918 Howell ssrsst
German ESangegse&I. lions congregation
FFeeG's hall, Ninth street. between P5as and
sunday school, a M ~bseslstunaa.~ Weines-
car, 40 p IA Lutheran Noung Peoples go
caeiT, Thursday, % p IA
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naSsiea 70 nsks eorzpszins aors cs&aits
aed e<Fts1n, w.ives
atT 81 esassls -. y. T. Dszny ct AK
- etson g qoasA sszmoass co1tin7ed
AaalpA krog Is al ~ Ccmn M real Va
80 eank 81 s--Traasfsrrs4 % squitT
dsrsrtDenG
CITY q seattle Va. d. n GiInss-Tsa
days 20 znsaer
AsEchsnss' National bank Va Fen =
Sn-pes two e.srsf-Den arrsr % plaintiff .
compliant; eosflnurd.
Andres knox y. r. ]. Glennon-De-
tlnne1
Mary L. MeDonala Va L. II. GrsMsh ct
a. Aotaoa for Judgment On passdlngs;
Alex Bridges ~ ". & T. Cohs- Defend
ants demurrer 70 complaint: waived
A. = lsham - Arthur Lssts--flasn-
nn's dsmurysr: ovsvr8ied.
Slfy 81 seattle rs. Edwin lsey e. ux.-
D-narrer 20 csrnpasins. eoatinasd.
x McDernott vs. p. ]. Cossa-Defend-
AIT ordered 10 HE demurrer in eve days.
Z. J. Coneasnon ". James II. Woolery
Plaintiffs demurrer 10 dsfsnGants
answer: continued
Charles Brockmsn ". David J. Bragonier
81 sL-Irsnsfsrred 30 equity department
= Il johnson ~. Charles Sutherland
Motion for leave 70 Tile reply; granted
South PARK Land and improvement
Company vs.. Van BFocxlin et aL.--Mo.lon
for default waived.
Henry Boyle xs ". ii. Humphrey &
Co-Demurrsr 20 com plant. continEed-
Horstio Hathaway vs.. Eliza w. Sack
man-Moslon - quash: waived.
a. N. Broosss. cashier. w. Sackman-
Philips Investment Company-Aotion 10
qusshs waived.
OBrien Va EwsDson Demurrer;
waived.
C. kuppler vs. r. Brsngan--con tinued.
/. William Adams VI. NJ. Miller ct AL
Demurrer to rnpEains: waived.
r. Crosby vs.. Crawford es al.-Dsmurrer
70 complaint: continued.
William Maydsnaaner VS.. James Teddy
81 A.. -Transferred TO equity department.
Ihslka MaydsnbaueT vs.. James Lsddy-
Transferred 30 equity department.
Elizabeth Allen Va. Frederick Allen
Motion for default, granted.
G. T. b. Hall vs.. ]. H. Woolery-Plain-
tn ordered 20 give security for costs
within twenty days.
Charles Schosning VS.. j. +. Hall ct al
Findings for plaintiff
I. c. Van Hugs ct al. vs. J. q. Niggle ct
ai.--Continued TO September Is
Shinn vs.. Simpson-Aotion TO set aside
judgment: granted
Constable vs. Miller ct ai-Dsmurrer Of
H. W. aad A. s. Miller to complaint,
waived.
Poncin vs.. Furth-Demurrer to com
plaint; waived.
State We. Frank Carnpbell-Prlsoner re-
leased In recognizsnee OF principal and
:. o. Murford va. FRYE a Bruhn- Motion
for q new trial; ovsrruisd.
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saoauaim,e New.

SsoouALsIE. sept s-ISpeeial. THE
trial OF Charles Burns. of North Bend, on
the charge Of selling whisky to Indians,
after occupying parts Of two days, ter
minated last evening without the verdict
Of the jury. The evidence was all in and
an adjournment was ordered untl after
supper. At 7:3o when court was called.
the defendant did not pat in an appear
anee. Being cut on bail. he concluded II
20 DC the better part OF salor 10 skip out.
The evidence plainly showed that Burns
had sold the whisky to the Indians which
was the direct cause of Indian Adams
suicide on the night OF the Sd. Gen. Met
cafe, Of Seattle. vas the attorney on the
part Of the state and Judge Rutherford
for the defense.
Frank Hawkins. q workman on one Of
the hop ranch barns in course Of eonstruc-
ton. fell from the scaffo!dInE yesterday
afternoon and broke enc Of his legs.
Hon picking on the big ranch CON-
nenced yesterday morning. There are
net over half as many plekers as year
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mARrSE NEWS.

San FRAvcrsco. Sent s-Arrived-Sta
Of California. from Portland and Astoria !;
South Coast. from Portland; City OF
Puebla. from vietoriA and Port Townsend;
Cosmopoiis. from 0ray's harbor. Cleared
Blk Bundaicer, for Hanaimo: bktn John
Wooster. for Sand Point Departed-Sh
Lleweliyn. tor Seattle; schr Marion, for
Gray,s harbor; sehr Jennie Stella, for
Gray's haFbor: Belgic. for Hongkong and
Yokohama: Farallon. for Port Angeles.
Freights and charteTs-Am bktn Willie K
Hume, lumber from Puget sound to sgd
ney.
PoKr GAMBLE, Sept 7-Arrived-schr
Compser. Capt. Sorenson, from Port Town
send. Saiied-Schr Spokane, Capt Jane
son, for Mare Island and Vallejo Junction.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Sept 6--sailed--Sh FL
well, from Sanaimo for San Francisco To
sail tonorrow--Nic bk Dominion, from
Nsnaimo for San Francisco: blk Topgal-
liant, from Seattle for San Francisco: Ger
sh Henrietta. from Vancouver 10 Port
Gamble, TO load with lumber for the
United Kingdom. Arrived-Str Chilcat,
from Southeastern Alaska for Sound ports.
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frank |. Carter yesterday fled his bond
nd took oath rs receiver of the Lake
tAers Lumber Company.
The matter of the Kenyon estate was to
hys come up before Judge L.ngley yes
lsrasy. but Was continued till ssptem-
we
The will of Isaac G. Morgan was yester-
isF hled for probate before Judge Lang
~ Morgan left personal property worth
fDo which Il left entirely % his wife
shom he names as sole executrix.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
hs Matthias Bugquist and Annie w. JAM
81. both Of Bothell Charles Rauma aud
Esluna Pyrri. both of Carbonate; Royal
I Rose aud EtlEa r. Gore. both Of Eagle
habor
Az order was made by Judge Osborn
yesterday Diminishing the punishment
ssalnst Watson Allen aud the Allen &
sslson Mill Company. This was done in
Pursuance TO the stipulation Of the plain
u. W. r. Smith.
Tie attorneys for plaintiff In tho case Of
~ Seattle Building and Loan Association
y Julia Anna Muliarkcy ct al, filed .
fsution in the superior court yesterday
IA the sale made August IL by the
sasnn Of real estate belonging TO the
AallaEksy estate be confirmed.
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The easstton naturally sngEests itself. whica
IL s.ths tsssess boar zsaIEsry reeallas" Has ire
resdaF. whosa sssest1aa ws h0ps 70 Engage, ever
had q eoatrsvszsy wita hts stomach on the SCH
yecs Of aysp~psAAf After convincing praofs tAEs
sss digestive orgAs has gss sas upper AAaa. has
. wiss resort bssa zaaGs 70 H0sssst2r's stomach
Bgtssr.f II 80. TIE s'fozacst koGr~ las teen re-
called ~ zasEa1TT n tie sssps 81 . lasting re-
snmptten 81 tie poser % etge4k assiailsis
thSrcaKAly azd eAf heartily xisAoaE fsxr 81
beiag aace2serszs.s afasKs&x4 Whsa tAe afa-
uer hssi ssst --tessa 81 ne soal ssgsk - agree
ably ap0a tie ca. ne aGaigaF thea gsszts "a
a. = veeoase soazt az1 haaseas % oeey - sta
Eaanx- TAs Bsttsrs. rsaswnea a. stSza-
sChle essreazsss So, sasi4rssl, hlzsaas Aas kfs.
nsy txoe Sc. 4aa rszssoY asTveGszSss rAsanA-
tssn asa ssrk hs44seke.
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lssge Osborn yesterday assigned cases
y E'a a. follows:
Arthur Levin vs.. A. J. I.achmsn ct al
orseher II
]. Laohmsn vs.. L. Roekman ct al
oiebeE IL
N. Osborne 4 Cows g. Il. Msachan OF
a.-sepssmbeT Is
loan Collins vs.. Post-IntslIigeacsr Com
psy-septemher ~.
kisaaFd o'Connsll va James Nelson
RzfaAeg
sAFlssins Wagner VS.. James II. woolsEy
september IA
sfsns Z. Thayer vs. Frank D. Wrestling
-eepsenher 10
Emu Kaiser Va Emn Fablsh-ssptsm-
saite Hardware Company vs. J. IL.
saeeisr-tictober q
i Williams ct Al. va Pacific Manu-.
ASssF'ag Company Ct sl.--ootoeer 4
AaaeflcAn Radiator Company ys. L. v.
ysf Bros September -
go View hrewing Company We. Charles
sss.saeh ct ai.--Seplemecr %
2. Brown We. Seattle CITY Railway
psay - al. September 81
sasAfd MAkoesky ss al. vs.. J. ;. Morse
-ssrtsnosr ~
knser n
richardson vs.. NJ. NJ. Holmes ct al
spssaaher a.
Il. Norton vs.. Portland Cracker
ANY et al.--September -
l. DaFant We J. 4. keadman et AK
esas3r la
. saste National Bank VS.. L. v. Dwyer
' nsns. --Ssptegab er -
hew
Vsseaef
Smart va. George Kinnsar-Ssp-
. osAcomtnl va Mrx II. A. kissr ct
s-Sepssm6er ri.
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1ESIES THE FRAUD.
s;lton Says Transfer Of Cascade
Stock Was Legal
rs m PAYMENT or a DEBT.
.-~sSssn Of Disputed Transfer Of
r.ssrsses stsek--A Lest Certsn-
esfs-The Bissssr.

4. sss ease Of @. NJ. Wsigis VI. the Cas-
4. fssursncs Company. John Il Hilton
--.s-ssv GIed exceptions in the superior
- - The confirmation and fling OF the
- Report Of the receiver Of the eorn-
-. He objects more particularly TO
y. sxrt Of the report which refers 70 the
..-~s<~r az the stock OF John H. Hilton to
q c fsise
ratsr alleges that on December 2. 1851.
~nors than year previous 70 the APP
..s..msrt Of the receiver, he transferred
:. ,r-ti6esss Of stock, No. 253, 10 III. C.
- for which ne received s. 800: that
Z. ,rsns.er vas made in good faith and
~..ssus latent to defrsnd the creditors Of
I. sarpsny. The transfer vas made as
80 shsn Hilton had made arrange
.,.ss for paying of e. 800 Of the debt Of
:. eoapany, which the trustees had been
.A1,saisly unabls 10 pay; the transfer
=. nuada with the consent and by agree
-. wlsn tie officers and trustees Of the
xnpsny.
H.'tou says he does not know whether
a. ssrtiiicate Of stock issued 20 Paige In
=. a che certificate surrendered By him
szs ssgnsd by the president or any person
ass.ax no interest. II the csrtincass Of
..s<k, issaed 10 Paige OF any was Issued),
80 issasd rightfulIy or wrongfaliy. it was
s.os snsirsly without bis knowledge and
ss.ksst without any interest OF his.
d Keeisr files an AFFIDAVIT in the same
/ SO ID which be states that nearly three
xasths prior TO the appointment OF q re-
a:s<s for the Cascade Fire and Marine In
ssrsnss Company no purchased Of Il C.
rrss the balance due him as secretary:
hst b. paid him for the assignment IN
nsA for the reason that he represented
q. b vas In needy circumstances and
80 sompeilsd TO sell the account for the
ysrposs Of supporting his family that the
r.ssies and purchase was not made for
sAs purpose OF defrsudIng any person, but
- a bona fds transaction made ia the
nx4lsr course Of business.
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EvEsKTT, Sept 6--TSpeolal. There are
nos 80 men employed at the Barge works.
wogk on the whalehack Is being rushed
The Everett Mess appeared on the streets
this afternoon increased IN sire from tour
pages 10 eight pages and from twenty-four
columns 60 forty columns.
The Popuiiss prIrn aries 20 elect delegates
b. the county convention we're held here
thu eYening.
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conrreratloa.I rhuren...

Brooklysr-Rsv. =. c. wfsweu pastor. study
at flyRcath church. services II q N sunday
sceooI T. Is 3. n. y. =. Sc. &, 81. n Prayer
meeting. Tuesday, y. n
E3gewsteT-Rsy J. T. Nichols. pastor eery.
ices. u q IA and p n. Morning. gah-
sect. stUssnx ire Nogac Net AbasIng u
Eveniug snhsect, Positive Belief" sunday
sehool at I2s15 , IA Junior C. e D. n.
y. 5. c. E,fp.m Prayer meeting Thurs
Gar. p m
Piy@oata-Tair1 sss1 aivezxsEy sfrsstS Rev.
kglsoa Suttiaks y. H., pastor. Residences. 1Ss5
University stTsek services. Il a "a and - n 81.
CnMNunlen services ~ taa E3stax ia the
raorEsnE. Ia the evsnlag Esy. i NJ Fr@si.nd
will bsS2ch. sgEdsy sch0a1. lz.-9 n my h. =.
G. r.. $50 p. N. PRAYER ms%tug THURSDAY,
sss p 1unier I. 2. :. G. & Friday. p ~
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Io.r rHE CERTIFICATE.


jest the same.
In the case Of S. Sutherland vs. Kate
4 cslkins, s. Sutherland has petitioned
saass Osborn TO order the sheriff 10 issue
/ b him deed for certain property. Suth-
rIsnd recovered judgment on April 26 tor
- and -nder execution the sheriff sold
hs plaintiff the property, which consisted
eliot OF section o. in township "A north,
nsrs east Of Willamette meridian. con-
ssning sixteen and sixteen one-hundredth
<rss; also the east half of lot Of section
1 sosnship "a north, range 4. containing
|lxrniy acres. Plaintiff bid IL In for
Esia. bat has lost his certificate of pur-
|Ease
The sheriff refuses 10 make the petitioner
|sased unless he surrendsrs the certificate.
Is Il Is impossible for him 10 comply with
De request the petitioner prays that the
|nart may order the sheriff to deliver him
he deed. and Judge Osborn granted the
|s>4.r
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