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The farmers' union., 1895-01-10

SENATE REVIEWS TIE DISCUS
SION
Military Nc3Le my Appropriated isilt
Passed House Sharply stirred. y
by Debate on rc,iIiu.. Currency ELL
-Nr. Hendrix N:cu~ the Fight.
At fhc \ltiouaI Capitai.

1T thc National Capital.
Ire ti1NliIalt a2'>~i"it Nfs> '-'"''
brought He:"rt III" l'nfh' III -" - Aatf
tndiE l> III" t!>Fu>>l"''t "f i"' f''>'ih-
1i"n introduced I'E Nr l-"@--"- ~ 'ia>N,'-
rhuSt;'>. ctI!H- "a Ii" Secretary - 'Sa'
Navy for attenuation - /" MAE }ne
Mted MATES h"ttl"~itIt'> AHd tS'a W.
drawn tfsM ii"N3+"h waters. h' IL :
bate. NilirA N"~ undressing }Hf'N-""N''
."h>hllttH tit'' -"t.t"E part ~ u" nc -
liz hon- "HI III lis CLOSE ('5s' f"S 'A}t"A
took Is l,:.Ds' "n lie calendar "ul cam
nru l.r tat>,n ,tia tuly II t....tNlttoH~ s'tn
sent. .l'h. debate W1$ listened /" &t'rl-
lively l.; .Sra;.lor> ..iH y .,rr~ ia the -at-
lerir~. Tltr :: u,rti debate "a 1ht CIR
r"u,.y hli; CONSUMED the tune al III
House. The feature, "l jhr 1ay's debate
was The speech I.i;.tr lit ,,flnu>lt;aH - .he
measure. l}y REPRESENTATIVE liruIr,N. II
New lny1 ha4.hyr 'II:s. Situation that
confronted lie treasury a.ll tit,t ,tHNtr:.
lie said la.i r,.; s,nlt.t suddenly N,ua u>
lrr without anna. >S:f!Htls-~. \ tHan'f
minister ut france had uNrr rtnt1ft,>t
>aTra>tiraitN than trl MIS- 600! -
drunken people. 3itt}r rhittrt Ii ami the
people ~ ti., Mij,l $tHtc~. Was tht
nitri States ~ - uNt II al business
al furnishing ,l:ir, ny tor thc country rs
q rtuk issue MIR. ilr,.IrIN "~,>rts. ii
not. what ua, 1t -.,si.,ss +" &" IN "rt.rr t.
avoid III" financial hAti hands: " ere tht
people tr'r~@r.N>lit- every law ~ HhAih''.
'ltf>in- the Wrf.t. "N's = nIunG" Il 80
what every other nation had '"3ltd !" do:
To Iliu>trltr Itr r,>@"lt "t 'At present
sys:"s1. Nr. iirh1ri> I-i'.:'d - "a, large
:tcrcS.,inu, ut @!,3 ula,.' ~ the h"nk "i
France a~d the ..atk Il iI;@.@nd a' "'r
tNr"i~s- IA" t"rh"r N"H'"'da, h''i
..:"a'.W".'tH gold tr:tt'@~. th" Iait"i' t.''.-
100000 III gold. it' 'Hi"t"i ana tt'
gold hn!ilnn "I tnr Ntrii was resting III
! these great ln'~lS. ""l'4h- /" sec "hit
! this country N"nl't 90: Ntttth'r II would
/ h"roin" bankrupt hh"''iF /" meet Is
/ obligations. Mr. i!tndrlN "'rrtvl
/ graphically the present :h"n'"l"ns stu''-
| ton. the 'f'hI} - IL" hit'd states 'N-
triltnt. m"nty id'". the banks 'H't. eater
/ prise III the lowest thh. tH"n living from
| hand I" Eionih alt tie treasury hShtiii:.
| I" keep It's bead :ts''Nr water IL" de
| >s''ihrd III snsnr length the process tf
/ which tlir geld WAS Wit':draWn hN ~l"rD-
! la;or> for shirn"n, abroad. ani then pro-
/ cerdcd 10 contrast this with the situation
! In France. where the Bank oil Franc" re
! fused I" pay except where actually ntc"s-
| Sary. more than > i'r! cent. ~ geld on lis
! demand obligations. These ag@rrSSi"n>
! on our gold reserve must he stopped. a:rt
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The farmers' union., 1895-01-10

The Santa Fe Railroad Company. orcr
at;uc several coal mines near terrilios.
\. NJ. has cIu>es! Jnyn the Wallace
anthracite coal mine. throwing put Of en-
Iloyla.flt lFt men. |, is learned that the
company Viii close down other mines aud
discharge all ,nen employed except those
that are married.
The farmers' union., 1895-01-10
FAILURES ARE FEW.
IMPROVED CONDITIONS OF THE
PAST YEAR.

Canada Shows Big xInCrcasc-TOrOntO
Has "a Million Dollar Firc-public
Disgrace and Life Imprisonment for
Z French Officer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
STATE HOUSE NEWS.

Personals About Men Who Are for
the Old Flag and an Appropri'
alton.
State Land Agent and w. II. Hep.
burn went to Mill City today to select
some lands for the state.
John J. DAILY, Of Lincoln county,
had business at the school land Office
today.
State weather service forecast for
Saturday 10 fair, stationary.
+. ID. Winton and Frank Splttle, OF
Astoria; w. G. Powell, of McMinnv,lle,
are the newest notarles.
Geo. Rinearson, of Oregon City, was
at the state house today.
The Portland Glove Mandatory
aud the Lance Gold Mining c.. Of
Sou bern Oregon was incorporate to.
day.
Howard Rowland, one OF the editors
of the Eugene Register, was a caller
today.
Governor Lord has accepted al in-
vltation TO be presen. on military
night" at the Portland exposition,
October Slst.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
All Doing Better.

Mrs. b. 4. Glltner on Capital street,
sister OF Senator McBrlde,is improving.
The mother OF Mrs. Fay on Capital
street near Leslie, had a severe fall
through broken sidewalk and sprained
her ankle. She 10 doing nicely.
Mia. Finley G. Perrlne has been sick
this week, but Is improving daily.
DR.. John ID. Shaw, who Is bedfast
by reason of a broken left leg sustained
Wednesday night, Is reported by his
physicians as doing very well.
Miss Magdalena Breyman's condition
Is much improved.
ID. +. Wagner was out today; he has
been alllng for q couple OF days with
fever.
David Grierson, successful farmer,
residing few miles north OF Salem on
Kalser's b ,ttom, who has bsen danger.
ously III with pneumonia and lung
fever, is now on fair road TO recovery.
3. Il. Northoutt. the dairyman In
East Salem, who has been very low for
several days with typhoid pneumonlS.
was much improved this morning and
will soon be Abou. once more.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
Supreme Court Orders,

M. T.. Baker, respondent vs.. Stat'
Insurance Co., appellant; time fo'
serving and filing abstract extended
thirty days.
L. f. Wyatt vs.. Harrisburg Mercsn-
tile company; time for appellants to
serve and file their abstract be extended
to the 10th Of December.
Oriental Tea company VS.. j. A. Nc
FeroD; same as last above.
VIM. Shuts appellant vs.. @. G
Hammon, respondent; time Of serving
and filing abstracts by appellant ex
tended to December IL, but no right to
move for dismissal Of appeal Is waived.
}. w. Cuslck Il Co., First National
baak OF Albany ct al, vs.. ID. j. Ian
ng aud wife aud d. III. James, appel
lants; respondents haye until Decem
ber Is to file a brief herein aud that
ID. II. James, appellant, have thirty
days thereafter 10 file reply brief
In objections to the hnal account of
w. 8. Thompson. as former assignee OF
the bank OF Oregon, an insolvent !
ordered on stipulation that time for
filIng appellants brief be extended to
December l6, ID. II. James, appellee, to
have thirty days afterward to fl!e his
BRIEF aud the appellant to haYe thirty
DAYS more to file his reply brief,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
THE JAPANESE MURDER.
Lo Sam Furnishes Some Valuable
Information.

Ever since Maggie Toyo, the Japan
eee woman, was murdered in her
apartments on Liberty street, October
4, 1895, each person has had his own
suspicious as to who committed the
murder, but the follIwing may change
the opinions Of great many Salem
people.
Thursday afternoon A. NJ. Clough,
the county coroner, enticed Lo Sam
into bis undertaking apartments aud
proceeded TO ask him questions rela'
tive to the murder. Lo Sam was cook
for the Japanese woman at the time
the murder was committed. To in
numberable questions pTopounded him
by Coroner Clough, 10 sam answered
In the negative but the questioner
fi0ally thought Of a question which
brought the desired result.
''Was IL not highbinder that COM
mitted that murder" Asked Mr..
ClOueh.
"Yes" was the answer of the uusus-
pecting Celestial.
"How long had he belonged to that
order before committing TIE crime?"
questioned Coroner Clough.
"About one month" was the answer.
"CAn you give me his name?" asked
the coroner.
Seeing the trap into which he had
been led the Chinaman again claimed
that he did not know VINO committed
the murder, but being urged by Mr..
Clough to tell what he knew about it
said; "Some Cinnamon know who
killed the Japanese woman. Afraid to
tell. Othel Chlnameu kill u.s." When
pressed for further information
the Chinaman told Mr.. ClOugh that
three Ohlnamen went to Portland
Wednesday for the purpose Of hunting
up the guilty man and turn him over
to the officers. BY 30 doing they ex.
pect to receive a reward which will be
equally divided among themselves.
Whether there lie any truth in Lo
SANS statement IL is 10 be hoped the
guilty party will be ferreted out aud
punished.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
RIVER NEWS.

The Gypsy arrived up from Portland
last evening with big load Of mer-
chandise for Salem mercnants. She
loaded up ith bran and left for Port
land at 6 o'clock this morning.
The Grey Eagle arrived up from
Mission Landing last evening as usual
with a large load of miscellaneous
freight consisting Of hops, groceries etc.
She returned at o'clock this morning.
The Willamette river is certainly
getting very low. The gauge at the o.
r. 4 N. company's dock now registers
but s Of a foot above low water mark
aud ls slowly falling. The boats ex-
perience considerable difficulty in eros
sing the bar just below the big steel
bridge but there are other places in the
river that more materially hinder nav
igation than the one just mentioned.
After an examination Of the old o.
z. dock, the carpenters have O0me TO
the conclusion that II Is worthless and
that any attempt to repair II would be
false economy. A new dock will be
built by the company In the near
future 10 be completed In time to store
the freight when the rains set In.
. The o. @. Il. company whose boats,
the Grey Eagle aud Altoona. are now
giving an excellent daily service be-
tween Salem and Portland. will adopt
q new schedule Monday by which tri-
weekly trips will be made between
these two cities by the Grey Eagle. !
This change Ia neceaearV owing To the
inability of the Altoona to pass through |
the locks at Oregon City on account Of
the scarcity OF water.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
PATTON'S
BIC
BOOK SALE
NOW ON
PERSONALS.

Hon. Geo. w. DAVIS is In Portland.
Hon. Geo. 8. Downing Is in Port
land.
Geo. Collins was in the metropolis
today.
Dr. w. 8. Mott 10 home from trip
up the valley.
OFT Neal, the foot racer, went 10
Engene today.
]. o. Bozorth, the loan agent, was In
Portland today.
Architect and Mrs. w. d. Pugh are
In tho metropolis.
II. r. Kincaid. secretary Of state, is
home from Portland.
Leo. Willis, the insurance agent, Is
home from Portland.
Mckinley Mitchell, Of Gervais, was
a salem visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. McNRry returned
last evening from Portland.
1. II. Bowen and wife Of Baker City,
are guests at the Willamette.
Adjutant General b. b. Tuttle, OF
Portland, was in Salem today.
J. w. Walton, Of Albany, was In the
city between trains this morning.
Harry Adams. of the o. r. 4 N. Co.,
returned to Portland this morning.
ID. w. Black. postmaster at Milton, ,is
n guest Of his brother, J. M. FoSythe.
Father Metaysr OF Albany, is the
guest Of Rev. ]. s. White, OF this city.
Murray Wade, Warren Gilbert and
Harry Albert went to POrtlAnt this
afternoon.
Rev. J. Z. Day, late editor Of the
Woodburn Independent, was In the
city today.
II. X. Lowell, OF the secretary Of
states Oiiice, went 10 Portland this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Patton have re-
turned from q short visit with Portland
friends.
Rev. ]. p. Farmer and daughter,
Miss Minnie, have returned from
Eugene.
w. II. Brunk and son, OF Ashland,
registered at the Willamette this
morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

Miss Mable Hutton Is visiting
friends ia Portland and taking In the
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. u. Ashby are visit
Jog Portland friends aud enjoying the
exposition.
Hon. J. @ Wilson left this morning
for Heppner TO look after some busi-
ness interests.
James M. Kyle left this morning for
San Francisco. He will be absent
about two weeks.
N. T. Davis, motormaR on the Sale m
Motor Railway company, is visiting
friends In Albany.
Max Buren,, Of the furniture hrm Of
Buren & Hamilton, has returned from
u brief visit at Portland.
Mrs. J. o, Card went to Portland
today on visit to friends besides at
tending the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Burroughs are
among the Salemites attending the ex.
position at Portland,
Mrs. Alnsle, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. A. Crossan, has re-
turned to her home In Portland.
Supt. and Mrs. ID. A. Paine, Of the
insane asylum, are visiting Portland
friends and attending the exposition.
Miss. Edna Knight is In Portland
the guest Of fneEds. Mlss Knight will
visit the exposition before returning
home.
Miss Zaidee Palmer, OF the postofiice
department, is the guest Of friends In
Portland and will also visit the expo
sltion.
Mrs. u. + Moody and daughter Miss
Edna, are among the large number Of
Salemites enjoying the exposition at
Portland.
Misses Alena Mellen and Mabel
James, Of Salem's corps Of public school
teachers, are in Portland visiting the
exposition.
Miss Stella Sherman Is visiting
Portland friends and attending The
exposition besides otherwise enjoying a
deserved vacation.
Rev. II. +. Wallace returned to Port
land this morning after a brief visit
with his brother J. M. Wallace, presi-
dent Of the Salem Water company.
Luke Lynn is studying medicine
with Drs. Byrd 4 Smith. Luke is al
energetic and intelligent young man
and will no doubt make a success Of
his chosen profession.
T. w. Davenport, state land agent,
by VIM. Hepburn, left |
this morning for the SantlAm country |
above Mill City for the purpose Of look
ing up some state lands.
Profs. r. A. Heritage and Emil L. |
Winhler, OF Willamette college OF
music, went to Albany this morning |
where they will give = high class
musical recital this evening.
T.. p. Thorp, the practical editor OF
the Echo.Leader, of Cottage Grove,
was In the city today on business. He
Is making a great success Of his paper
and doing good work for the people in
his section.
j. II. Fletcher, editor OF the Salem
Post and Independent has returned
from his vislt TO the Dakotas. He ls
pleased to be back In Oregon and has
stored an immense fund Of editorial
IdeAs during his solourn on the windy
plains.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
cHrNrwoRrH WILL RECOVER
He Rests Easily Last Night. Opera
ton Completed.

A. Cheniwortb, the young man
who met with such an unfortunate
accident at Hubbard, last wednesday
night, and who had his left leg ampu'
tated at point between the knee anu
the hip, Yesterday afternoon, rested
quite easily last night, although he
did not sleep very much. He had no
fever and his leg did not pain him but
a very little. Owing to the young
mans faint condition yesterday after
noon the doctors did not sew up his
leg but postponed that part OF tue
operation uGiil this afternoon, hoping
that he would recover sufficiently to
stand the operation.
This morning Drs. Byrd Il Smith
called at the Willamette medical col
lege aud found their patient resting as
easily as possible. He had not suffered
from any hemorrhages last night and
his pulse, although quite feeble, Is
much stronger than 1t was yesterday
afternoon. Dfs. Byrd 6 Smith visited
the young man again this afternoon
when his leg was sewed up and 1t is
thought with proper precautions the
accident will not result fatally although
he will be a cripple for life Should the
young man recovery entirely it will
speak volumes for the faculty Of Will
lamette medical college as 1t is the first
clse attended to by the staff Of physl'
clans In charge OF the college.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

It's Nor HANDsoMR.-We can't tell
a nice little story about something
handsome or ornamental for we do not
have It. But when you talk Of some
thing useful then we are strictly "in
/ :" The people do say our soap can't
be beat either In quality or In price,
Salem Soap and Chemical Works.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. o. Lee Is visiting her parents
at Albany.
The board OF directors Of the Wo-
men's Auxiliary 10 the Y. Nj. e.. a.
held an executive session at the rooms
at 2:3O today.
Hand in social, personal and re
llgious announcements for orSATURDAY's
JOURNALS splendid double number
Of double circulation.
Mrs. Jessie Miller went to Salem to.
day, where she will join Mr.. Miller
and reside in the future.-Edgene
Guard, 23d.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. l.. Farmer are visit
log friends In the metropolis. Mr..
Farmer is a mechaHic in the hardw ware
establishment Of r. NJ. Wade & Co.
The Artistic Trio OF Chicago is the
first attraction in the Y. NJ. G. A Pop.
ular Entertainment course. They are
to be at the opera house next Wednes.
day evening. Don't fail TO hear these
lady artists. Admission so cents.
ARARE oPPoRTUEITY.
For the first time Salem Is to have a
regular entertainment course lasting
through the winter. Tue Y. NJ. g. A.
has succeeded In securing six high
olass entertainments by eastern talent
that will be held In the opera house
Wednesday evenings three weeks
apart. There is no question but what
the course is to be the most popular
thing of the kind ever held in Salem
Already over 230 seats in the opera
house have been reserved for the entire
course aud IL is expected that over 100
more will be reserved before the first
enter tainment next Wednesday even.
ing. The causes of this remarkable
sale Of seats are the high class OF enter
tainments to be given and the remark.
ably low price OF the course tickets.
Two dollars reserves the same seat for
the six entertainments. All who are
Of securing seats should do so
at once as they are being rapidly taken.
8 ats on sale at the Y. M. @. A. See
list Of entertainments aud dates in the
n i'd In this issue.
FOOT BALL.
The team which will represent the
Willamette University In the game at
Monm outh, Saturday afternoon will be
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
Died.

Died.
BRUNK.-At his residence near Eola,
Polk county, at 5:55 p. m, Wednes-
day, October %, 1895, Harrison
L Brunk, aged SO years, 9 months and
days.
Deceased was one of Oregon's
pioneers, having crossed the plains in
lS49. The funeral was held from the
family residence at 10 a. m. today.
STITSON.-At the orpta ls home
=. near Salem, at a. IN. Friday,
4 October 25, 1895, Minnie Stilsun, aged
: Is years, 10 months, Of hemorrhage
OF the stomache.
Deceased was received at the or
phans home about two years ago from
Amity and her recent illn ass was OF
two W eeks' duration.
Funeral services were held from the
home this afternoon and the remains
were inferred In the Mission cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

g. II. McIsaac, Of Portland, was in
the city today looking up the Repub.
lican league register which he is
pablishing.
Governor Lord today appointed
Judge l.. ID. Henry, Of Salem, to at.
tend the immigration convention at
st. Paul, November 18th.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

WATCH FOR Ir.-Programme for
the Entertainment and supper at g..
A. r. Hall next Monday evening will
appear In this paper Saturday. Watch
for II. 2t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

Matters in Probate. Business
Transacted.
County Clerk L. V. Ehlen issued Q
marriage license last evening to ]. C.
Johnson and Emma NJ. Copeland.
County Clerk l.. V. Ehlen TODAY
issued bounty warrants as follows: H
Wright, 81 81 Jacob Schar 75 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

FUNERAL SUNDAY.-Funeral services
over the renders Of the late Daniel H..
sherwood will be held from the Christ
| "a Church ut o'clock Snndav after.
noon conducted by Rev. II. \. Denton.
luterment will take place in Fee Mis-
UOn cemetery. Friends wishing to
call at the house will please do 80 before
30 o'clock as the funeral cOrtege will
aye at that hour for the church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
REMOVAL

Umbrella man. formerly at ls7 Commeria
ST., has removed 20 li0 State st., AmOJ
building, where be will be glad 20 see ali III
Old customers, also new ones. Umbrella 10
paired, recovered and new ones made n o..
der, lQlelh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

DEcoRATRD.--Ies. our store Is deco
Iated with the choicest lot Of decorated
semi porcelain ware ever seer, and It Is
going toO-very rapidly. Branson & Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

: Altoona and Gray Eagle for Port
land. leave Salem daily except
Sundays at Ca m. Quick time,
regular service ana cheap rates.
Agent, NJ. p. Baldwin, at salem
dock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
Grand Dress Goods SoIe |
TOMORROW
The following prices are for this sale only.

All wool Trcot, 32Inch. Observation-Disclosures. .,
All d" Ladies CLOTH SO inch h...............' r 'SS
All Broad cloth, 52-inch. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a. at
A new line of all wool mixtures. s............... n S'
All WOOL silk finish Henrietta in black navy 98n ~
handsome lin3 of self figured goods in black and
colored all WOOL 40 inch. h................. :,
We have just received line Of Plaids Satin r..
bers Salases Serges Chevots Mixtures Self Figured C
in all shades and complete line of Plain and Fancy R
Goods, which will be included in this sale
Just Arrived New Capes, Dress Goods Outings Ii
derwear and Hose
s.. M. & u. r. STOCK
lis STATE STREET
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25

ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest OF all In Ieavening
sfreRgth.-ns. 5. qsvsrnmsns Rspart.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-25
FOOT BALL.

The team which will represent the
Willamette University In the game at
Monm outh, Saturday afternoon will be
com noaed as followa.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-12

II the reported smoke Of the
pipe OF peace between Presi-
dent Cleveland and Senators
German and Hill be true. that
old fable about the lion and
the lamb lying down together
will be retold with increased
earncstness by Maryland poll
ticians in the future. The only
difficult, would be in deter
mining which OF the trio could
be compared TO a lamb ? 1t
was rumored yesterday that
the President and MARYLAND 5
senior Senator would hold a
little confab next week. at
which important financial leg
islation would be the topic OF
discussion. Senator Hill 5
name was also mentioned in
connection with the conference.
and the idea is that these two
Senators are going to assist
Mr.. Cleveland in securing
some necessary Legislation at
this session of Congress-
Baltimore Hcyaid.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-12
Tongue TWistcrS.

Read the following aloud, repeating
the shorter ones quickly half a dozen
times in succession:
Six thick thistle sticks.
Flesh of freshly fried flying fish.
The sea ceaselh. but it suficeth Us.
High roller. low roller, lower roller.
Give Grimes .Iim's great gilt gig
whip.
Two toads, totally tired. tried to
irot 10 Tedbury
Strict, strong Stephen Stringer
SHARED Sticky six -ickly silky snakes.
She stood at the door Of Mrs Smiths
fish .aucc shop, welcoming him in.
Swan swan over the sea swim,
swan, swim; swan swan back again
well swum swan
\ haldock. paddock. black
spotted haddock, black spot on the
black back OF Il black spotted paddock.
Susan shineth shoes aud socks. socks
and shoes shines Susan. She ceaseth
shining shoes and socks, for shoes and
socks shock SuSan
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-12
Order Nisi.

Trustees Of Paron Lodge, No q, |,
O o. T., A,,ignees Of John r.
keas. Assignee Of James 7. Rodney.
mortgage OF Thomas j. Lynch,
* part.
In the Circui, Court for Worcester
Comfy H. Equity. No. 1924
November Term. 1894. to wit.
january 81. 1893.
ORDERED that the sale of the
property in the above cause described
made and reported by John w. Pitts,
Thomas y. Jingle and james Il. Ly.
tie. Trustees Of Paron Lodge No. ~,
!. .. O. t., as>ignees Of mortgage OF
Thomas J Lynch. be ratified and CON
firme, Oh the 18th day Of January
inst provided n copy d this order be
inserted in some newspaper published
in Worcester County aforesaid once a
week Tor three successive weeks before
tie DIST day Of January Eighteen
hundred and nirety five
The report states the amount oi
sale to be $1,000
FRANCIS Henry PUENEII.. Clerk
True copy. Test:
FRANCIS HENRY PUENEII, Clerk
jan. ) st.