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JUST WHAT | WANTED"

Grandpara locked az iis fine new chair,
on tue twenty sixth day OF December.
saying santa claus ~ aO good To mel
"a" ncNpr tails so remember.
hut my ola arm hair l. tho one for me
tAnd no Settled himself Ia Il picrNl,
l none ne won't mind " | cling TO tt.
tot 4, iits my hack precisely"
Papa came homo that very night,
lie had plowcd his way through the
SNOW,
Aud tho Christmas twinkle had LEI, bis
eye
Aud his step was tired ami slow.
Warming for him hts elinpciH lay
rhr lovely emhroidercl-in-gpiA ones
That had hung on The Christmas tree
last niEht,
ilnt he Slipped his zee, In tho cid ones.
And when dear little Marlory's bedtime
came,
on ,hc psrlor rnr they found her.
The long. dark laehcs a-droop on her
chN,hs
Ana her CHRISTMAS toys around her.
Neglected. AngnliQur's WsNrn nose
The nrn had melted completely;
nut her prs inus rag dpll Hannah Jane
on her breast WAS srStinv swcctly
The indrp nhcn;.
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AMNNG RAlI.MAN MEN.

vice President q A. Qulnlan or the
Houston nnd Texas Central has gone 10
Now orleans 0n - pleasure trir.
Captain John A. Mcmillan OF tho vice
ilrs,silcut office OF IA" Houston ana
Texas tcntrA icft yesterday for Austin
60 onioy the sabbath visiting friends.
Don Fields. ticket agon; Tor tie santa
Fc. returned yesterday from Mrt'rcgor
Nhera he has spent a couple of days drum
ming business for tho southeastern OK
cursions
c;cncrsA Passenger Agent W, g. Crush
NJ the Missouri ksnsas and TtNas rail-
Way " Texas, returned last night frem
GALVESTON and lett Tor nallau On The even
ina train
Traffic Manager c, W Rein and Con
era, Freight Agent n A. lonVs ~ iho
Southern FaCinc and HouAton ana lcNHe
Central. returned homo Last night from
tfr Two days trial before thu commission
TboN wore too trcd and wofn.cut 10 stop
aua rnttr into discuss l.n OF the pro
reediura before tho commission
J.. hrirfor tho aiNallr and hurtiing
travelling passenger rppl sentative ~ 'ne
Huntington route, headquarters ga Kama.
CttN was i0 the viit yesterday Cir-nialrg
among the aEente Us ,ick~f row ard greet.
trE fricuts ard ar4uaintancos he car
rirSi q supply ot the Burlington calendars
for iSd amt distributed thon among the
boys" in the row
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man. Galveston, ed King. Miss Ola King
san Marcos. tut H. Hlack, Cincinnati
ninEhanl rhilnaclphln A. j. Friel Gal
weston. A. H. Jackson, Houston. A. Bent
ley. Donlsou. Hugh Fitzgerald. city. Jas
i>Ny ana wife. Galveston; i. w. Peters
san Antonio, j. r. MuNofu, hallasi w.
w Rcddur and vito, Wharton; Ed Eich'
ii,K. Cincinnati. ]. II. Harmon, Nccvilloi
Mira. Schooubohm. Cugpur Christi II. &
locum. city. Z. II. Holland. Dallas; Mrs
j. Schacfer, ManViilc. e. Corner Austin,
" kceler jim sinclair, San Francisco;
William Martin and wife, Niciorin; I'd
Gavin. Galveston; VI NJ. Mcfarland, Vic
iorin. IL H. Wells 81 Louis; w. -.
Mllispough. Houston. Jeff II. Graham,
Tho. +. 1ammeti. city. II,
NJ. Williams u. n Tate New Orleans
Frank SameA ruero, j y Moore, Ennis,
San Antonio 4. /. Willin, Galveston.
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|
! Mtls and Galveston counties noted inr
Us hNulVi h'hNlN ana us picturesque
ne 'Hast uNlsi'ill nr tW,nN-
,''ts lr2n Il, orc 70 NlrGlina i'o,n
Mirl% VIC hu' rhiits ~" shcrNs 81 ""
SNn R'lnlo am HiNt ston bays Tor nearly
sro "o'G sr 'all,,. ,hn tegnDtN ~ MunE
road Is ni-o rich IN ngrio uliufol rSoure-s
'M ~ w, Us summer "amF tnol' - no
",N' wv '.NIt NNNl ,NtRh ~ nlN'. Hl,N /,
Gl'n' iit ,eNnt oN'lo9,",W &ni,N'Hlee aud
.'N "N'"'" ""NH 'N' INV N"ll W M'N-
~, ...,
lhr "ou!Nu, N,lnk' hvfo-~ lNStlNh
uaN ~ ouli' "i long l'H N,.inW nlne nlllnF,
,'",,H WIN y.h''l 'nAHlN ~ ni'S''N'
lNr WOOD anu prevent va "'sNN'Nnn by
Fril@- H'N new plp. ,ef II -Ah 10 Nv tN-
I.g',nr 10 ,ieosoi,,iN tNN li,iiE, Ihr,9 mn
tfAek Ia supported Icy FlN sf'urera s'NVn
10y WN h'h's, N,n Spans iitcA i'Ni
vtu,'r 70 c'nirr' ~ ne utHW " W'o loot
rhls bridge IL nftv foct longer than tho
oin'f NIufcN Hihnnin& tN' WY am the
nn'y ohG WIN stcoi draN y snid 70
kiud In the South
ne Shnu hRhks owned ny the company
anu ir"m which from clE nay 10 one hun
ur", ,N1Wus HnN Ar" h.inG taken ont
to ballast the line are located at Tho
mouth. ~ Clear creek, These banks
oincd from tho action or thr sea mako
hills or mounds NJ solid shcll nni sNi
inrm ricNlnE Hlrht. tn" company ls
using inns metrflHl Tor h1llasting ana
VII. when completed have solid founda-
Won for - track On a twelve inch shtll
noitpW. fiFht miles 90 the road haa h"fn
shrlet and TN work W. rrnFr' ssing ihiid-
~ Two lalrc Eaugn ot worhmcn are cn-
gagged halhsting thn line aui win soon
hnNe finished from la Porte to Virginia
iulnt
Tho officers Of tho company accom-
PAINTED hy u party Of friends made an In
s,"oti1N tour OF enc llNe lAsi Triay. ma
Wcic ufurl,a "A chanoa 10 observe tho
coullttrt ~ the nvw road aud enjoy tre
hcauiiinl scenery ai7nE the route VNc
special train 20 which was nttachod an
ohsyrN eiion ear loft Houston AZ 10 c'elocN
win the following OF board; Niro l'rrsi-
dent = W N'rN Chiet lnrneer II J.
Summons, Superintendent j. a. Taylor
G,mral Freight hnd Passenger Agent
q " Nelson . Corner engineer 10Y lllr
ia ltoRd commission, contractor H.. j.
South Il 4. Nripp. general Suneriutcud-
,itt Tor Contractor Smith r. H. N'ltluu
rnsid, AT engineer q the company \ o.
l(irnoN. track ION man ~ constrpctien.
James NOLAN. superintendent at sNell pitt
Mrs n r Kinney. Miss Aurlo Fsliwoalth,
Mt ~. u. Grauberv ami rost r'nortrr
Tho rNcntfiunltta enjoyed the beautiful
SCENERY along tho lire nun La Porto was
ivachri where an hour war devoted To-
FiGht-socNr and admriue tiy GRANDEUR NJ
this gun1uI,r rtsott situated ma a ru'rt
cNtrlonNiue the two bays rise Journey
Nn. rnsnitl "a and tho tfrtY were scsNu AZ
llcfr,u Whore tAr gravel hauhs arc To-
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Pictures
For
Presents.

when IN doubt about what TO buy for
Christmas, let us suggest a nice picture.
Pictures are aIways In good tnste and
always appreciated, particularly by the
lPaics
We have niSo stock OF new goods ana
the prions are extremely low.
We also hay- all the latest finishes IN
picture moulding and make frames to
inE some new effects that are much all.
mired.
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tho stand, II IL the Impression now however
timt tho matter may ho settled at the
SouthW cstcrn Traffic association meeting
at New Orleans to he held ION January $,
iN9G. unless the commission shculi cio,t
to continue the iuuuirN 10 dc;ci1utue
whether IL to- equitable 20 charsc more
fer the short than tor the long hHiL
chairman Reagan having indicated that
was - rrlncinnl noncrrn ln tho mnttcr.
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rrNAs lMrnoyrNrNra.

Inco Texas. December ~ The huFsness
houses and hotels being hnllt by jcd
FISHER will be completed ard ready To tc
occupied by tho ist Ct January.
Huntsville. Texas. December N,--The a..
reetors " the tiurtevillc Commercial Tclc
phoue company have arranged 20 extend
thu the frviu MllNRy 10 NailHonNtllr. ino
pew line Viii be- ia operation IN sliort
tine,
Alvin Texas, December so.--T'he nnishipp
touches are nov being put on the Fifn
school house. School has been dismissed
fur tho hoiiiasH aud viii be resumed 20
the NOW huii1lng the first week ~ jana
att
Dak CiiG, Texas, December N.--ost
CuG Is soon 90 have an ice factory oil min,
nHrmarN aud y hank. The town has
grown RAPIDLY IN the last few years
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.cn'S NiglIt Robes.

Embroidered Linen Cambria NightRobcs
s DO
Nru's Night Robes Of very heavy French
Satrcu, SIX Faced, $3.50
Mems Nieht Robes Of very heavy ia
panrse AllSllb. Richly Hand Emhroid-
cred, $40,
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i,Rnr To nAln lInAns.

We Will mail on application. frne iufor.
nation HOW t. cfNw hair ntl0n "A bald
head. stnp fsling hair and removes Ecaip
disnaseg Address Altefhrlm Medical DIS
rsnsSAry. III r.. THIRD ptrvoi, Cincinnati
Ohio.
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L. IL Cherry. Little Rock. II. G; Lang.
ham, C. l.. kdmis;on l'eautnQnE, e Iruh.
cen. Laursnge, A. Young, Wsrrcns a. X.
iliswvrth. s,dallAl j. - Harris, stenihi
G. T. lluwcriind, Galveston J. e. Gregory
ralcetinc. q. \ ffoyd, Wharton Q. v.
Perkins and wife. cOnrpe W, " Bow
man, Austin. w ", iiough. Ennis, ~.
Taylor L.,ings,on, Mrs. 4 n. shsl.i.sn
rnd two cEiiiren. Ia Porte, W. l. card.
mon, iNorwsfk. ", n LAnShofne, rnapreil
nm. AIRS y. II. schasGer. New oTisa's;
Wui Cash. Harry {, Sherrad, l.. ]. Cox.
Caivrsoni h, \. Gray, city, W. A.. kus,s,
Chicago. A. J. McCarty and wii., ronple.
j. 4. revicr. Atstin; Dan Borohsrd. city,
a u. Don aet;e lieauEont, George Port
eous, Dallas 8 y, J.ss.iyn. snhihyilie.
l.. u Lewis Austin. l.. ] brickrr, kan
s saa e'l,y' W & lohnstor; Amarillo; J.
and wife. =. r. nysrs. Galveston, I'D
si~inian jr., city; John Foster Kansas
Ciiy. A. ~. Morris Montgomery, 8, l..
waymuclie,, Kansas cay =, j. s:clse,
Mailer; Guy ~, liTyan.. Jr:, Bryan: Thes-
~ Alvin, "a 4 Dow. a. n. Dew. Thoml-
son; chas. Clarke. lr, Glenn Fiatger. tad
weston, W, n, philpott. tNclloFV. X. Gus
wan, I.aGranee; W. Phelps Monroe, J.
W Wallace, Juleeburg.
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Csc.
Mem. snk Embroidered Fun prc.s

Mems silk Embroidered Fun Drcss
Rows 800. .,.,,.,.. ..........,.. NC
Mcn,s Gold Collar Huttons ..,....... Gc
Mems IAsio Thread Half Hoso.u... eac
Mems Dropped Stitched une-iiar
Mems Waterproof Cuffs $50, "a, ..u aSo
lioN Patent Leather shoe Polish, 80. 9Sc
Mems lnniha- Wool insolcs, per pair yao
Mems Hacking Brushes ...,.,.....,.. nc
Mems Bicycle Caps ,.4....,,.,.,....... .ac
Conductors Cap Covers ,..,s....,.,.. s0c
Mems Boston SILK Carriers ..,.".,.,. sVc
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|AN|[S BUIE,
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
MuNlcrrAL owNrRsurp.

Tho following figures. compiled by Pro-
fessor Parsons and published IN tho
Arena, are Interesting. They show the
cost la number OF cities. Of an eiec-
trio lamp for one year before municipal
ownership and after.
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HOTEL SALGE
AUSTIN. TEXAs
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Restaurant unsxceiled in TEXAS. First
Class bar Attached
TBn norsLs.
rue Lawior-na,e, *z.no amt 81 pc,

day. jaime. IH~ior. Proprietor.
J W Burns waco, ~. n Harrington
aud wife. College station, = a Mnrris,
San Antonio. l.. r. lAmbert and wifv.
Urcrnvilic W A. Russell and Wife, Roy
Russell Indianapolis Airs sol isurkitt
Ttnrron. Ram ~. Frenkel. GEORGE ~
permody. Galveston. e. Hess. Matlic u.
"a Casweli and daughter. Austin; ches
W. Devon, Elizabeth, Pa; J, b. sweVth-
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HsllottsvilIc, Texas, December ?o,--The
Hailriisvillc branch OF tho Catholic
Knights OF America has elected tho fol-
lowing new officers; Joseph stanzel,
president H.. II. Mitchell. vice president.
William lllRkeslce fveorilrg secretary
Peter liaKks. financial secretary. Eugene
Rlakcslne, treasurer. Prank Bohoo. scr.
Ugnut at arms
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Sew nu,.hius House

kaatr a. Ouer'n'
ger. rraprietcrs
Konodeied ana
newly furnished,
ncQualed IN All
Its appointments
Tne l. ga q ! ng
Hotel. .
IN the State u
tis..ur
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.

overton, Texas, December ~ Tho fol-
lowinE officers were elected by ovcrton
lodge. No. NT kmshts OF rythias. II, a.
Motley. rol,ancolior commander. G. O..
nriggrrs. vice chancellor /. Motley,
keeper OF records and sosd, !, y. Tucker,
master OF work w II. islorcy. master
of cSohcuucr !, *, Martin, master OF
fitancc w. W. HOLLAND, inner guard
!. u Gilbert, outer guard, o. H. Grow,
master at arina.
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RECEIVER TERRELL NlNplcAri9p.
san Antonio, Texas, December I'--in-
y,silra,ion into the charges made asa'nsi
Receiver TnrlcN Of the Culf Shore ran
Rad resulted in the cHmnlcte Virdirauon
ina sustained
u s probable that an ordnr or sale VIII
no made by judge Green soon.
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SOC.

loys' Fancy rcrcale Shirt Waists ,'.,MS
iioys, FLANNEL Shirt Waists .-..r.... Doe
hoye, Underwear .....o.......-.r.,..t Doc
nnss, ~, ~ rsoV,s ''''''''''''.'.''.'''.''eDc
GitiS' ana Bows Trilby Bows ,,.,.., s0o
th,ldrcn,s Roman Plaid Tcoue Caps SOC
Gold and Silver Trimmed Yacht Caps. Zoe
Mems nossk,n MINED Gloves ..,....ege
Mons Fine Cloth Gloves ,.....:.,,..,eoo
Mems Fur TOP Lined ncsskin Gloves .eOo
Mems -Four Thread l.,sle Hose ,.,,,. soc
Mems Heavy SNk Cloc,oct Spll,cd
Mems Imported weh silk-end s,s-
Msas French Web Kid END suspopS-
Mems Ottoman silk De Jolnynlcy ''
poys Slight Robes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..',,...,......'..,
Mens Holiday Ncckwenr all styles bDc
Mons Yacht Caps -,.,..,,,.o..r....,,.bn Doc
Mens soft Hat" Bruph,p ........... .hOc
Mems Rlnck SllS Smoking Caps 600
Mons Sheer Linen llRndkcruhitfs o.. $40
Mcna llain and initial sih Hsndkcr-
MEMS unlaunicrci sairts .,,....... SSr
McnH White Mcrluo Underwear ..... hpe
Mems Ncrugc shirts .,.,a,...,...,..tn r
Mems Natural Cashmere Winter I'm
Mems Sterling silver sleeve Buttons. E0e
Mcne Pearl shirt stud sets ........ be
Meus Ennmoled Sterling silver Shirt
Mems pgnlb-rcll Link Gun buttons, goo
Ncus Might itohes ,,,,.....,,...,.. anc
Mems sorinr silver Nocluo clasps Soc
Mgna White or Black stcninc Link
MEMS Ruhhcr Hats ....,.,...........,6 ar
nnys' Crush Hats Observation-Disclosures, Doc
novs' Long Pants ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Doc
indles' Pocket Books ....u....,-.,... Soc
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Bocvllc Texas. December ao.-rhc fol.

I'"N1II"i TONNE, IleVrintor M--The TOT
lowing officers Tor tho ensuing >'oat have
been elected by tho local lodge Of Knights
~ Honor. Fclis J Hart. dictator. W,
". lorFusou. Vice dictator. ThomaA u.
Flankltu. assistant dictator. August 4.
johnson, recorder, james Al. Lott, finan-
cil recrrder Isaac Miller, treasurer
Charles Cook, chaplaini Harry Rudolph,
eeniry Thomas Howard, Fuandian. Chas
AiraMi IrNlA.-
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Mems Neck,io Clasps ......,........... lnc
Mems Cork lnsolea. per pair ,.... 1hc
BOX Y, NJ Shoe Hacking ......,.. luc
Mems Fast Hack Half lIose .,...... Toe
Mems Fast Brown Half Hose 80. Toe
Mems Linen Collars ..............,.. Toe
Non's Coat Springs .....,....... ito
Mems Bachelor Buttons .....n... ipc
Mems Sleeve Holders ........... lpc
Mems Waite Hcmstitchcd HnHdkcr-
chiefs e.. 80. 49,, 49,. ....,...,..... 100
Mems White Lawn Dress Eows,... loo
Boys Linen Collara .............,. 1rG
Rows BLACK Stockings ...,............ 100
Roya' Linen Cambria handkerchief lpc
Mems Nccktie Clasps ........,... lVc
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Solid Blue, with White
Stripes or Polka Dot, in fine
Surah Silks. 81, 1.25, |. so
Leather Toilet Cases.

Collar and Cun loxcs $50.
Collar and Gun Nallse Cases $50
Hacking sets, Tc,
Hacking Sets. with Whisk iirooms,
tlaN
Toilet Seta- Comb. nruah. Nail thrush.
Tooth Brush. Mirror etc. Of the very
best 81 to 81
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75C.

OCs
Mems Leather Hacking Sets .........,5c
Mems Old Gold Link Cum buttons Ills
Mems silver Key Tabs ....s...,,..iec
Mems NcguHr shirts .....u.........stN
Mems SILK and Iislc Halt liosc. -, =. .j6o
Mems Heavy With silk Hendkcr-
,,chiefs .,u....,...... ,,..,.,,...,.,.,i 6c
Noys' Atwood Knee Pants ,.......,., sbr
None Comb and Nall File Sets In
Leather Cases .,.....,......... 7bc
noys' Fine Crush Hats ....,....., 7cc
Boys Inundcrcd shirt Waists 7hc
Mcn's Cloth Caps with Ear FLAPS "a. Toe
Mons brown or Blue crush Hats. 100
Mems Rubber Shoes ..........,.,..,. Toe
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$40 Men's Fine
Suits and OverCOats.

stylish Sack and Frock Suits I'm Fine
All Wool Suttinps and Melton and Kcr.
HcN ovcicoats, elegantly lined and trim
hcu' are quite feature of our $40 line
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klAM'S.

mostly Earmenis that werc on our sis
unctivo Holiday Gifts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-08
THE SUPREME COURT.
The County officers' Salary Law is
Sustained.


The Northern Counties Investment
Trust (IimIted), respondent, vs.. Geo.
g. Sears, sheriff, appellant; Judgment
affirmed, Opinion by WolvertCn, j.
This Is a mandamus proceeding
against the sheriff Of Multnomah
county to compel him "a such officer TO
serve a summons upon the defendants
In n cause pending in the circuit court
Of the state of Oregon for Multnomah.
The mileage fec for the service was PAID
to the defendant, hut he refused TO
comply with the request Of plaintlff to
serve such summons unless other Iees
were also paid to kim In accordance
with an act of October 20, 1882. After
a full hearing the court below directed
q peremptorv mandamus to issue com
manding defendant to serve the papers
In question without further compensa
ton. From this judgment defendant
appeals.
The determination Of the question
brought up by this appeal involves the
construction of aud constituti nality ol
an act TO change the compensation and
mode of payment thereof to the county
clerks, recorders, clerks of circuit and
county courts and sheriffs, passed In
1893, aud an act amendatory thereof
passed In 1896. Both acts are treated
as one by the court IN almost all res
poets.
The contest made by the court Of
flcers was that the acts Ia question
were unconstitutional for the fol!owi az
reasons.
First-It conflicts with subdivision
10, section 23, article A of the constitu
tion, W hich provides that the Legislative
assembly shall not pass local or specia
laws for the assessment and collection
of taxes for state, county, township o
road purposes.
|, Second-It is q local law "regulatinG
the practice In courts of justice" con
: trary to SUBDIVISION 3, section %, articl
4.
Third-It Is In violation Of sectioi
%, article 4, which provides that "n'
, action shall ever be revised or section
amended by mere refereuoe to its title
, but the act revised or section demande'
shall be set forth and published at ful
length"
Fourth--Contrary to section 20, arr
icle 4, which provides that "Every &C
shall embrace but one subject, an
= matters properly connected therewitt
which subjects shall be expressed Ii
the title" The act treats OF sewers
!. distinct and unconnected subjects.
Fifth-It is an act for raising reN
enue and originated In the senate 1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-08

Chas. Llveslay has returned from ,
business trip to Eugene.
=. l.. Moorhead, Of the Junction
Times, was In town today.
Elmer Holslnger, of the Postal tele-
graph at Astoria, is In the city.
Miss Maud Jackson left this morning
on visit to Portland and Vancouver.
Mrs. l.. G. Mccoy, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. j. II.
Lewis, has left for her home at juno
tlon.
Frank Goodell, Western Union
Telegraph messenger, has gone to Ore.
gon City to relieve the operator for q
few days.
Prof. #. NJ. Martin, OF Ada, Douglas
county, who has been visiting his son,
Carey +. Martin, for several weeks, hai
returned home.
Frank Alexander went 10 Salem yes
terday TO resume work In the stat'
printing Office. pit" Mrs. Geo. M
Miller and Miss Catherine Coggswel
have returned from a visit to salem
and Albany.-Eugene Guard.
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P. o. GROCERY

contravention Of section Is, article 4,
requiring that bills for raising revenue
shall originate In the house Of repre-
sentatives; and,
Sixth-It contravenes section 10, art
icle l, which requires that "Justice
shall be administered openly and with
out purchase.
The court in its exhaustive decision
explains in full the several provisions
OF the bill and then draws the conclus-
ions that the bill was not local ia It's
character and that Lincoln county,
though named was duly provided for.
Each objection to the law is discussed
at length and waived aside, the decision
closing with the following In answer
TO the last contention of appellant:
The idea Of justice as contained In
this clause of the constitution was
first promulgated by the magma charta
and the reasons which led up to the
declaration will serve US In constituting
the clause. In the days OF the ancient
kings of England justice was a thing
of commerce, and was avowedly bought
aud sold. The kings court, the su-
pFeme judiciary Of the kingdom, was
open to none who not with presents to
the king. Brlbes were openly given
for the expedition, delay, suppression,
aud for the preservation Of justice.
the barons Of the exchequer, the first
nobility of the kingdom, were awarded
money In exchange for fair dealings,
for preserving liberties under the kings
charter, for helping to recover debts,
for permission to make defense, for
free law" and the like. To prevent
and overthrow this barbArous ard
shameless practice Of the times 1t WIS
stipulated In the great charter that ITO
none will we sell, to none will We deny
N delay right or Justice" Harrison,
Pepper 4 Co. vs. Wills ct al, Z Helsk.
as. The long fixed meaning Of these
Dr. Prices cssss5 Baking powder
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-08
Justice Court.

The case Of the state OF Oregon vs..
DR.. e. g. Brown, for practicing medl-
cine without a license, was TO have
been heard before Justice Johnson this
afternoon, but In the absence OF DIR.
Brown, his attorney Geo. q. Bingham,
moved for q continuance Of the trial
until Saturdy. This was denied and
the doctors cash bill Of $50 was for
feited. TheIe yet remains to be tried
another charge against DIR. Brown but
1t Is doubtful II he can be found.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-10-08

words Is that the right-attainment OF
inatIne--the end Of law must be hd-
mtnistered without sale. Onginai
process must be issued without price
except what the law fixes, and wltno"'
denial. though the defendant bo u
favorite Of the king or the government
who interferes in his behalf and must
be proceeded with by judges after suit
instituted without delay by themselves
or by order of the king, and that proper
judicial process must issue by the
Judges without fee or reward except
that fixed by the law Townsend vs.
Townsend, Peck l5) This court has
already construed the clause IN ques-
ton In Bally vs.. Frush, 8 Or lS6, B"n'
ham, j., speaking for the court, says;
1--WE hold that the language OF tue
constitution = = means simply that
lust ice shall not be bought with bribes
nor shall the attendant or Incidental
expenses of litigation, In the nature Of
costs and dsburse ments, be 80 exOrolt
ant and enormous as TO virtually close
the doors of courts of justice to those
who may have occasion to enter there
In other words, that the rights OF The
poor man to redress of his grievances
shall be equally respected with those o
the rich, and that equal aud exact
Justice shall be dealt out alike to ALL
The requirements of this act, as they
relate to the fees and charges to be paic
by litigauts aud others, do not infringe
nor intrench upon the constitution a
thus interpreted.
These conclusions affirm the judg
ment of the court below and II is b
ordered.
This case Is interesting to the officer
of nearly every county In the state.
II. Farwell, appellant, ys. N. Need
ham, county clerk Of Linn county, re
spondent; judgment affirmed. opin
ion by Wolverton, ].
This case was governed by the sam
arguments and legal conclusions as tn
preceding case.