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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05

not fail 10 prove or immense interest 10 ta"o
industry in every part OF the civilized world.
Although one hears so much about clearing '"e
face of parts Of the earth OF their natur"i
fauna yet the much-abused hunter appears 10
have made but little impression upon the VIII WIN
beasts of India From official statistics Just issus'
by the Government at Ca,cUtta the appalling ~. nu, -
Der of 2l07 persons have fallen victim in lo9f "
elephants tigers. leOpards. snakes. alligators
els etc. Tigerr have Killed about Thousand pc
sons and elephants siXty-clght, while snakes are l
sponsble for no fewer than 2l,0l3 OF the DEAN -
Inasmuch as the total returns show an increase OF
more than three thousand deaths from Wild beas.II
and reptiles during the last five years. IL wou rao
appear that either the number or these lean" l,r
naturae is on the increase, else that tne 81, -
vivors waxing in ferocity and In capac'V ~
kill.
The attempt to Introduce general inetalnc cna
rency into Russia has not far proved a s'ea'
success The people especially In the less I'll III
lghtened quarters of the Empire. appear 10 pu pv
fer the old paper money. and regard the silVef ~
bic as we'll as the half and quarter rub.e OF IN ,n
metal with a considerable amount Oh OLA hv
pic!on. An idea OF the difficulty encountered oy o.,
the withdrawing the paper ca IN
with the view to the substitution OF SILVER h, IN
its place may be gathered from the facl tiiat ~
spite of repeated advertisements IN every .m5 nv
paper published In the Empire. ana not"ltns.,y ,ary
ing official pacards posted freely tnrocgh'u1 ,wo
town village and hamlet for period OF .a,u .T
Issues OF notes which were to be "ithuIaMnn aore
circulation. Although the term mas expite, me
than twelve months ago. and accofulnS "value
proclamation th,y are no longer OF any rntes
several million rubies' worth OF THESE oiu ~
still circulating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
gOUNDABOUT ECKOPE.

r,s,srrR TO AGRICULTURE IN ENGLAND-LEP
posv N sPAIN-RUssIAN METALLIC CURRENCY.
,oor srss-traders would do well 10 observe
=, &c now king place In England In one aver
aue-sized British county. namely that OF NorfolK
S 900 acres gone out OF cultivation altogether
while the rentr of the cultivated area have fallen
ax.ctlv one-haf within the last twenty-five years
rrhs haf-rental profits nothing TO the landowners
4, ,s absorbed in the estate expenses. What
has occurred in Norfolk represents the condition
~ nearly every English agricultural county ana
during the last quarter of century the imports
., foreign corn into England have multiplied hy7-
fold In short. the Enghsh FARMER mas peeh ru'heu
by the foreign producer
snain has been suffering from such persistent
o,r ~ ul-luck lately that will feel aston
,shed 70 learn that leprosy is spreading with all
,h Intensity of an epidemic a considerable
ort,on of the peninsula. She has always had A
Few cases Of leprosy here and there. to remind
bsr of her dread inheritance OF the maady from
,ha times of the Moorish dominion. and there have
h.en several terrible outbreaks Of the plague, the
,s, one taking place in the early part OF the pres
~, century when the disease ravaged the provinces
:. Catalonia and Tarragona. The present vista
ZION OF the scOurge extends over much Wider
area the provinces OF Almera, Cadiz Cordova'
seville Murcia and several others being Infected
7, has even shown Itself at Guadalajara. which =
ou,te close TO Madrid. while the worst-aficied por-
ton of the Kingdom Is the province OF Alicante.
where entire villages and small towns have had their
popuation rich as well poor. literally deci-
mated by this hideous pestence
Persia is about to be provided with brand ne "
railroad one indeed which is calculated to revo-
utlonize that Oriental Power. Russia has the Dusi-
ness in hand The line Il being engineered by the
Czars officials and constructed by means OF Mus
coyite capital II is to have It's base at the Rus
sian port OF Bsku. which is connected with the
entire Russian railroad system and Is to extend
across the plain Of Mogan to the frontier sta"o"
of Dulfa whence It Will proceed southwark TO the
great Persian city OF Tabreez. From there by way
of Kazvn redolent with It's memories OF "e
Assassins and OF the Old Man OF the Mountain
II continues TO Teheran. whence branches are 'o
be constructed to the great Pilgrim resort OF Meshe'
on the northeast frontier. and TO the ancient me
tropois. Ispahan. In the south Apart from '".
ro,,,,csI consciousness Of this line. which are OF
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NOT THE REFS WANTED HERE.

THE MAN ARRESTED AT COLON ON The
OF STEALING JEwELRY RELEASED
Colon Nov 1.-THE man who was afie w,a,nos
as he landed from the steamer Ananca on .
day. charged with stealing teweiry rom -
Fredberger Of New-York turns out 70 De .ha
Reis. OF san Francisco. and not Joseph re- TIN
arrest was ma5e by the American Consoi o Rureau
the request OF the New-York De,ebi nS his IDENTITY
the Consul today ordered Re;s's release ne sev
sui also received a message from -re an he noljce
ing that the prisoner was not t"o ''' 49,
were looking for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
p,y,vo orr THE ExposrrIoy's DEBrS

Atlanta. Ga Nov 4.-Samuel NJ. Inman. chairman
OF the Exposition Finance Committee, to-day sub
scrbed $50 900 toward taking up the company noat
ing debt The other directors have alec put up sub
scrn,tons and the floating debt will be safely
financed this week. M, -, A.,
The attendance is growing steadily anu the re-
,.in,s ore more than paying exp For the first
month the Exposition did not get out even, but no"
II Is prospering and by the end OF the month the
da,iv ,receints will 20 away ahead OF expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
MEATH OF BARON Won HEECKEREN.

Rer,in Nov 4-Baron Won Heeckeren Is dead IN
AIsace He born at Colmar IN le4Z' oeihs 'pe
son Of a rich proprietor and nephew on MS "'o'"
, ,ao NJ prince Won Hatfield In 1880 he en-
..oa ,ba service of Russia, and two years later
receved the brevet of captain In the Imperial
Horse Guards. Later he became mary r az -,
France he entered political ife and under TN the Re Re
public was elected by his deParmeh, 10 & me Sead
an extraordinary mission to the &c car ana ,o was
naIngu nnan n1er of the Legion of Honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
,rc-,rrARy oLNEYs NOTE UNANSWERED.

,npD cAr rISRTERY CONSULTINF INIEIN+NE' '
vrpe on THE VENEZUELAN DISPUTE
~, A-Ambassador Bayard still awaits
- se,,,e renly to the memorandum OF Secre-
,.- o,rev defining the United States interprela''o"
A. The Monroe Doctrine as applicable TO the enc
rs,.r situation In acknowledging the receipt .,
-. .oo,,,,en, Lord Salisbury Informed MI Bayara
,l.. ne desired to consult leading nterha''ona'
,wvs-s an the points advanced Those interha-
topal turists It is said. have not YET ha'e '''"
resort. ,, ~ ,h.
Paris Nov 4-The Figaro In an aruo!- vi '
d.. ...-raar Great Britain and Venezuela, says
The yenezuea dispute is worth watching, OWN OWN
70 the close proximity of the British ana W. sbond
s..ts there prudence recommends that they shoua
ro, he ia,t ZOO long together for the intense ha'Vu
os the Americans toward the Old country Is appaN-
rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
LONDON POLICE MAKE HAUL

NEARLY $4,000 WORTH OF STOLEN san.
COVERED AND TWO MEN ARRESTED
London, Nov. 4-The police of Mhe-Eha '.,, ,sh,ons
ing seized a van laden with carpets anu -, an
among which we're thirteen complete ihso's -, .,
and parts OF two others. being d po,n o,,ar,v
the thirty -pne ingots. valued at f4''' from a
van in ossnIs,o,.si ST. Pancras, on September ~
The occupants Of the van seized to-day Two men
named Barratt and Gray. we're arrested IT.. -, n,vsr
ter is apparently Of good social position ins msa
OF the van was ellowed TO escape. ~ F"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
HEdTY LOSS IN AN ILLINOIS TOWG

FLAMES RAGING IN DEcATUR-PRoPERTY WORTH
s25OO00 DESTROYED.
Decatur. H.. Nov. 4-Over $4,000 worth OF prop
ertv was lost tonight In a fire which has. up 10
10 O'clock destroyed Powers's Opera House. Linn 4
Scrug9ss drygoods store and Mkens seven story
bank building. The flames are not yet under con-
troll and IL feared that the entire business por-
ton OF the city will be reduced TO ashes The fire
is famed by a strong wind. and the fremen appar.
ent.y are unable 70 cope with the emergency.
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FIVE OF THE LEADERS PUT TO DEATH
But A HUNDRED OF THE KU-CHENG MOl'Dhi'Ni''
ESCAPE PUNISHMENT.
London Nov. A dispatch from Shahghai sa! >
thar Ave oc the leaders IN the massacre OF Chris
,iars o, Ku.Cheng were put TO death in Foo-Chow
to-day 1t is said that a hundred men VINO were IN
plicated in the massacre escaped scot Tree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
AN A. p. 4 PRESIDENT DEPOSPD.

Columbus Ohio, Nov There is a serious split
In the State organization OF the A.. p. A. II has
resulted In the deoosition OF the State president
Charles Wildasln. OF Springfield. ID. T. Ramsay.
of this city a member Of the State Executive Com
m.ttee says President Widasin was deposed by an
unanimous vote Of the committee for his attempt 70
use the order in politics. lie says IL WAS found
that Wildasin attended the Republican State Com
ventlon and offered the support OF the order 10 the
several candidates.
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rUr "TyYAs LIMITED" WRECKED.

Little Rock Ark. Nov. 4-The Texas Limited.
train No S. southbound. OF the Iron Mountain
road, which left St Louis last evening and
due here shortly after o'clock this morning, was
wrecked about sever miles out fortunately without
loss OF life. A stock trait ard the limited met
head on while on a curve north OF Arsenta. The
engineers and nrsmen Of both trains Jumped when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
LAKE STEAMER Long OvERDrE

sault Ste Marie Mich, Nov 4.-The steamer Mis-
soua OF the Wilson Line. is sixty hours overdue
here from Fort William. ont, having left that port
on Thursday last Although several boats have
been over the course since Thursday. nothing has
been seen OF the missing steamer. An expedition
started at noon TO search for the Mssoula- She
carries q crew OF slxtec eixhtaen
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ARGENTINEs SWIFT CRUISER
THE RI-ENos AYREs MAKES OVEN l"HNi

THREE KNOTS AN HOUR UNDER NAT
IRAL DRAUGHT.
rorao. >- 4 Tho new cruiser Buenos Ayres
built bv The Armstrong; for the Argentine Gov
ernment. had trial OF speed. starting Ifon' Sa.
row, on Saturday. when she made ,nght over The
three knots an hour under natura a9 -, long and A
feet wide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05

tho collision was seen to be inevitable and escaped
without Injuries beyond bruises and general
shaking up. The express messengers and mail
clerks on the limited had no warning OF the danger,
and were pinned down in the wreck hour before
they were released. AS far as reported none OF
them were seriously injured, and none OF the pas
sengers were hurt Traffic was delayed four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
REBELS IN GOA DEFEATED.


AN END TO THE INsURRECTIoN.
Bombay. Nov. 4-Dispatches received here from
Goa. Portuguese India. show that the Portuguese
expedition sent against the rebels has defeated
them at Cudnem. killing twenty-five and wounding
thirty. The Portuguese loss was trnng. II Is
probable that this defeat will put an end to the re-
belliOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
BRITISH AGENT IN CABuL SLAIN
ara ASSASSIN KILLED AFTER wouNDlNa T"'
OTHER PERSONS

OTHER PERSONS
s,,r,,. India. Nov. 4-Dispatches received mere
.ays that a messenger attached to the Bit
,sh Agency In Cabu the capital OF Afshanistan' ran
amuck and killed Mohammed Akram Khan, nni tng
a~ent Of the British Government, who was coioheI
In tho pritish indian Army. He also wounded the
AGENTS son and another person. Bystanders nnaly
killed the messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
NpS MARY ANNE EVERETT DEAD.

Iondon Nov 4-The death Is announced OF MrS'
Mary Anne Everett, formery MISS Noou' =, ,s,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
A REPLY TO BISHOP POTTER
THE FIFTY DEPLORE HIS WORDS FOR
THE GOO GOO TICKET.
THEY REGRET THAT HE SENT HIS LETTER TO n.
FULTON CUTTING. WHICH. THEY SAY. is BEING
MADE Use OF BY TAMMANY AS

THEY REGRET THAT HE SENT HIS LETTER TO H.
FULTON CUTTING. WHICH THEY SAY is BEING
MADE Use OF BY TAMMANY AS
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
The following letter vas yesterda, -.,t to
Bishop Henry c. Potter oy the Committee OF
Fifty in reply to the letter which the Bishop ad-
dressed to r. Fulton Cutting, which urged the
support OF the Good Government Club ticket as
a matter Of principle
Dear Sir: We beg to say that you are wholly mis-
informed to the facts stated or assumed in your
letter to Mr.. r. Fulton Cutting which was pub
lished In this mornings newspapers. 1t is now being
distributed by Tammany Hall campaign docu-
ment, and Is apty framed the success OF
that organization.
We regret that you have teen absent from the city
during the campaign, and that you should have
taken your information regarding it from an ally or
Tammany without inquiry from this committee,
which includes many OF your close personal friends
and supporters. and is earnestly engaged In pro-
noting the principles OF good and honest gov
ernment which you have so long advocated. and In
support Of which you have often been associated
with them. Very respectfully. your obedient ser
wants. THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY.
Chairman J. Pierpont Morgan.
Charles Stewart Smith. George Macculloch Mil
Chairman Executive Ter, . ~
John Clafin Horace Porter,
Gustav II Schwab Wheeler II. Peckham,
NJ c. d. Borden John K. Downey,
John crosby Brown George Haven Putpam.
W Lsnman Bull John f.. Parsons.
Cornelius ~ Bliss Henry Rice,
Joseph H. Choate, George l.. Rives,
James 6. Carter Elihu Root
l.. j. Callahan, Alfred Ray,
Richard H. Derby John A. Stewart
NJ D. James Speyer,
William T. Dodge Jacob n. Schiff,
Charles s. Fairchild, Carl SchurZ,
Algernon s. Frssell, Adebert IL. steele,
Robert NJ Galloway, John sloane,
Anson " Hard Simon Sterne,
William B. Hornbower, William Rhineiander
Abram s. Hewitt. Stewart, -
Morris *. Jesup J. Kennedy lod
Percval Knauth. John =. Iownsehc
Seth Low Frederic Taylor,
l. - Iecomnte Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Woodbury. Langdon, william II. Webb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
WIIERE THEY START.

Our suit prices start at sle At that price we sell
an all wool suit guaranteed in every respect Com
nare Il with one made to order at double the price
GEORGE @. BENJAMIN, BROADWAY, CORNEh
TWENTY TY-SIXTu-ST.-kAdv.
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o,opHr111.s HERR MUCH WORSE

London. Nov. 4-The condition OF Dr Norhenus
Herr the Panama Canal lobbyist VINO Is Ia AZ
Rournemouth is much worse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05

incaculable Importance to Russia well as 10
England. the practical opening up OF great cou"
try so rich and yet so undeveloped Persia can
not fail TO prove OF immense interest to trace anu
Industry in every part OF the civilized world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05

" c1-1EYEssE MINISTER OF The Coi"'S'hN'
paris. Nov an. Guieyesse has peen app''"'.u
,,,,..ar a, the Colonies in the new aoilet III, -
M.,ence of the refusal OF NJ LevelNe 10 aeoep
that portfolio.
p,arre paul Guieyesse is one OF the Republican rep
rasen,a,ives for Morblhan in the Cnamper oi Depu
49,, Ne was first elected in 1890 by e9s' V9ses ss az,
VS.: Us ras,ecfed In 1898 by majority OF o.'' '''
wa, MaS Hos,ier' his Conservative opponent"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
State Legislature.

Upon the Goth ballot, awhile before l2
O'Clock Saturday night George W. Nc
Bride, ex-Secreiary OF State, was elected
United States Senator. 20 succeed ]. y.
Dolph, on March /. The final vote Vas
Mcbride. -: Hare, 10; Raley, 8; Wealth
eriord, /; Absent, !, Bsckley. 4 live
scene followed, box OF oranges being
emptied in the room, the members acting
Ike school boys, which many OF them
have been inferior 10 as legislators.
The senate in its consideration OF the
appropriation bill restored that Of so 600
for the railroad commissioners, and sew
sral other small items the house had
stricken out and the house meekly con-
CURED in the net
All of the commissions that were ex-
pected 10 be repealed sere retained. as
the DExocgAT predicted ~ the begin
ming OF the session.
Under the joint resolution for I CON-
nittee 10 report recommendations to the
next legislature rs TO the coiisication Of
the laws, Representatives Paxton. Schl-
brede and Smith OF Josephine and Sem
ators Mct5inn and Smith OF Classop were
appointed. The joint committee, under
Paxton's joint resolution No. Il, TO in
vestigate and report 10 the next iegisla-
tive assembly upon legislation necessary
for protection Of food fishes and promo
tion OF the fishing industries, viii consist
OF Representatives Paxton, Wrish; and
Gates aud Senator Bancroft and Patter-
son.
AS soon as possible the DExocRAT viii
give a list OF bills that passed both
hoases, 50 that our readers may be able
TO see what was actually done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01


An interesting and timely treatment
OF the subject OF bicycling is by DR.. Just
Championneiere, a famous French prae-
rioner. He gives special attention to a
study Of the effect of cycling on the
women and discards the theory which
has been promulgated AMI held by
some in the rast that the character
istics of the female physiological nature
reader it unhealthy to rice a wheol
Horseback riding by womea he con-
demns, hut the wheel can by ridden by
women, not only without injury but
with positive benefit. DR.. Champion
Mere, il fact argues that women are so
constructed physically as to make the
bicycle the mott appropriate means Of
amusement to give them advantage over
men relative to their respective strength
-Ex =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
CITATION

1e Oozafy cosyfof tie Skats OregOa 70,
siza CoaAtg
n the matter Of tzc essat= n OlEey
FRY Sr, deceased. Cstztioa.
TO Nathan 3 Fry, Richard y. Martha
Fry. CeiiSSa. Christy and Frank Smith.
noa residents of the Sszse Of Cregoa, and
20 all others kno<n OF uakaown. interest,"
e2 Ia said estate. greeiiag-
Ia the name Of the STATE OF OFezoa Fos
are hereby cited and required 70 appear
In fi1e C1anty Court ot - State OF Ore
gon, for the Coasty OF z IA a. the eJcrt
rocm thereof n AIbsnv, ia me Coanty Of
Linn, on Monday the Sth Of March. 1895.
at one o'csock II the afteraooa os that dss
ikea zcd there % sfso< cause II znT exIst
y i1F an order sho1sc no: b issued direct
ing Oiney Fry Jr. =xee Itor Of said estate,
TO sci the following oes-rf5ei real PROF.
erty belonging u said estate. toxi1-
TIE south half Of los 7 and S - sock
OF the eastern addition 20 the cii = 81 Al
bzny. Oregon. Probable vzIae OF 1900.
Also Iot NJ ID 5i7ck No 10 n Sods-ssle,
Linn coEn;r. .gon. proS1sle vaise
$3.50.
Witness the Hsootable ] y Dun-zn.
Judge Of TIE CSun,y Co1rI OF the Sszts
Of Oregon, for the County OF Lin. With
lie seal OF said Court zfSxed tfis sezh 6sF
Of yaurzry, 1855.
AiseS.. ~ NEEDHAx c-srk.
By T II RzDFTL9. Depzsy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

The Portland Sua is happy, and yet
the following has very melancholy
tone:
In this momens OF sorrow and dis
tress. when no ray Of hope is seen in the
darkness of political disaster for the Or
egonian and tile Portland ring, when
saddened ieet step solemnly aboat the
political collins OF the 0regonian and
other ring" dead, the Sun stretches
forth its hand in the utter darkness
where the plague OF Doodle politics has
made impen=trabIe gloom. and grasping
Brother Seott's chilly fingers assures
him that in the bsyoni, where 4 news-
paper labors Tor the people instead OF
for their oppression. there he will fnd
hope and great gladness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notsce Is hereby Eivsa "a al when Is
may voacsIa that the rEder>i.asa u p
Fesi,. has b. ea >prpsotes admin .xsrStar of
the estate ~ D &ieAass, dse-s>ed late
of ..saa county. o e,sn, by tie HsaoFalis
Gauasy Ccars aE sss state ef Orrgar, o
L.snR county. ard that be ass sted hss tors
- such ada I'M trafer ard the sans has lsen
approved by sid eaars, J Il ,esseSs hssFeg
claims against sid estate are ksFeay aess-
hea and required 10 pt~seas tae same to the
undersigned AZ the efi>s ef Whitney i
Newport Ia Albany, GreSoa, OF at his resi-
denee shoat six miles soasa OF Bso~psvilse.
0reSon. properly verified within SIX moosks
from the date os this Detisx. Ard all per-
sons indebted % said estate are required TO
make Immediate payment Of the sums 10
tie undersigned
Dated =. Albany. OrsSon. Jan 10. 1895.
u z ERcIr. Administrator.
wh;tnsv 3 Nevpers, Astys. tSs Adm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

An old member Of the State Legisla-
ture who was in the house with q. W.
Mcbride several years ago gives fair
opinion of the new q. 5. Senator. He
pronounces Ir. Mcbride fne gentle
man personally but thinks he viii lack
the force to ever do anything of impor-
tance. When in the house be was a
very inactive member. Ii he had any
thing to do he was more apt 10 get some
one to do it for him than to act himself.
That he Is accommodating; but when it
comes to a seat with the big men of the
q. s Senate he VIII stand little chow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

IA tie Ceuaty Cosrt ftas State Of Oregoa
for>tas CesRtg OF Lisa
WlIsam Rznhsngh and d w RumbAush,
eopaitners under the firm name Of Run
haegh & Son. Plaintiffs.
VS.
NS Fry. Defendsst.
To n B Fry. the above named defendants
In the name Of the state Of Oregon yon are
hereby required TO sprear and answer the
complaint of pssiasiff in Tie aeoye entitled
actien, and nev on hle Ia the shove entitled
court on or before the lrss Morday, the 7sh
day Of January. 1895. ths said das being the
first day OF the regular term of said curt fer
said month 10 this county and in ease you
shall tall to appear aud snswer, The plain
tihs Will take indgmens assipst yea far
swsnty two dollars 10 U gid coin with
interest thereon 10 like csin at zen per cent
psrannum from farasry l7th. 1890, aud fer
tie further sun Of ten doilsis rea onabls
attorneys fee. AID ths5r costs asd iishars-
mems of thi asticn to he taxed. This
is served by lLbiicasion By
oide. of Hoa ] N nupesn judge Ct said
county, which order beai dAse Nov 6. 1884
Dated Nov 6. 1894.
MoSfANYK & EA KLEMAN.
Astys fer plsiatHs