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j. C. MEANS, Plaintiff,
vs.
G. ]. COATSwORIH and GRACE V.
COATSWORIH, Defendants.
To C.J. Coatsworth and Grace v. Coatsworth, the
above named defendants, In the name of the
State Of Oregon.
You and each of You are hereby required to an
pear and answer the comp ainr of plaintiff filed
against you in the above entitled Court and cause
before the first day of the next regular Term
of the Circuit Court of the State of oregon, for
Wasco County, towit: On or before Monday The
9th day of May, 1895; and ii you or either of y
fail to SO aprear and answer for want thereof the
plaintiff will take judgment against YOU for the sum
of $780, co. together with interest said sum at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum since tn 2th Law of
June, 1893, ann The furGner sum OF $50 90 as rea-
sonable att rneys fee in this action upon that
tain note made AID executed by you rhe said de-
fendats for the Of 5000 90 and interest at the
rate of ten per cent per annum in favor of the
above named plaintiff, which note bears date Jnne
20 h, 1895, and was due the goth day of June
1884, and Tor plain tffs Costs and disbursements
made and expen led this acsion
This summons is served upon you by pub biication
thereof in the TIAEs-MoUNTAIsEBR, O newspaper of
general cifcu alton published weekly at Dal.es City
Wasco County. OREGON. for six nsecutive weeks,
said court, which order bears date the 9th day of
4 prll, 1895. DUFUR & MEAEFEE
aprl3-7t Attornefs for plaintiff
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SUMMONS,

In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Wdsco County.
I n MEANS pIa;nt;F
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
THE CONVENTIONS WORK ENDS.
The New Constitution NOW the Law. 4
Review Of Its Most Important
Features.

After remaining in session for three
months, less one week, the constitu-
tional convention has at lost completed
$he work of framing 9 new constitution
for the State OF South Carolina and
has adjourned sine die. Seven mem
bers of the convention voted against
the final adoption Of the new organic
law. Mr.. Doyle voted with these
seven at first, but upon the completion
of the roll call had his vote changed.
It has taken long time and no end OF
debate to construct the new organic
law, and consequently many radical
; changes from the old constitution have
been made, the five most radical being
the regulation Of the suffrage, With the
understanding" feature; the increase
in the school tax; the imposition OF the
graduated income tax; the putting in
of the dispensary law regulations, and
the adoption Of the anti-lynch law
section, which is the only provision OF
the kind in any State constitution.
Then there is the increase of the
Supreme Court to four justices, and an
endless number of other important
changes.
The convention was in sassion so
long that it come to be considered al
most part of the State government.
It is needless 10 say that a good many
members seem to be much fatigued
and worn out, and no doubt they will
be glsd to get away to to their homes.
The cost OF framing the new constitu-
ton has been greater thar vas expect
ed, but that las been provided for and
the people will scarcely complain.
Thus far very few opinions as to the
merits or dement's of the paper have
been expressed, but no doubt many OF
, it's features will be heard from during
the coming state campaign.
The conventions members as
whole have stuck pretty close to their
work during the entire session and are
to be commended for their endurance.
Thr E members Of the convention died
during the session. Wednesdays work
was purely of a routine character from
beginning to end. the committee on or
der, style and revision directing the
proceedings. This com nittee has done
its work in the most thorough manner.
The consideration of the committees
proposed amendments was completed
Wednesday at exactly 1:3S p. m, and
after considering some resolutions the
convention at p. N. took recess ill
4 D. m. to allow the committee to have
changes put in the enrolled copy. Ia
the afternoon the committee had all
these pages ready. They were adopt
ed after being carefully revised, and
then tie constitution was adopted as 2
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07

whole. A recess was then taken till
7:3n to allow the committee to arrange
tie enrolled sheets in their proper Or
der. In the interim mock con7en-
ton was held and much coort INDUCED
in.
Wednesday night, at the final seG-
sion, the interesting ceremony Of sign
ing the constitution was witnessed.
President Evans signed first at 7:37.
Gen. Robert Sualls, one Of the negro
members, refused to sign. The other
negroes were not in the hall. At two
minutes OF o'clock the constitution
was declared the organic law of the
State. The convention then went into
committee of the whole with Mr..
George Johnstone in the chair. Ap-
propriate resolutions were adopted.
When President Evans again took the
chair, Mr.. Bellinger, on behalf Of the
delegates, presented him with hand
some gold watch. President Evans
then delivered his farewell address,
speaking as follows:
"There are times, gentlemen, places
and circumstances, that bring the
hearts Of men together, when the out
side chickering's, when dissensions, when
animosities are forgotten and hearts
that we2e divided become united and
beat for one body. I feel that this
convention, representing the sover-
eighty of South Carolina now rests IN
that condition. It has been the cher
ished hope Of the most of Us that this
convention would be the means Of
framing q law around which South
Caro1iniens could unite; around which
q divided people could unite and bury
past differences and be brethren once
more. I feel that that has been &C
eomplisbed. We came here with some
1nisgi7ings. We came here some OF US
1nistrusting one another. We came
here possibly thinking that some OF US
in the heat Of debate, in passion,
would inaict wounds that would never
be healed. T thank God that this has
not been the case. I thank God that
this body will adjourn, and l say 1t
from my own heart and believe I but
reflect the feelings and the sentiments
OF every delegate upon this floor when
7 say that when we leave here We leave
it with 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no
preiudices. We leave it united p! :
pie once more"
He then thanked the body for hon
oring him, and for the gift to him. He
then made the following appropriate
personal reference: "And now, gentle
men, let ne assure you that before
We meet in another constitutional
convention I shall be o married
man. 7 am satisfied, gentlemen.
it viii be sooper, bit tbs : Is S5asaho nat tha
ff1ls.Cee--rnls Is 100 dlgnlIeu place-so
make rash premises.
4 compliment was paid to the 7ener-
able statesman, ex-Congressman Geo.
D. Tillman, the convention calling on.
him for a speech, and he spoke for a
halt hour dealing With national issues,
and praying Heaven that Tom heed
won't be the next President.
The convention closed its session II
en- impressive manner, singing GOD
be with you till we meet again." led py
Clerk Melton, and the benediction by
Chaplain Parrott. The adjournment
sine die was reached at 9:57 IL on
Wednesday night.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEF.
GLEANINGs FROM MANY POINTS.
Important Happenings, Both Home
and Foreign, Briefly Told.
Ncwsy Southern Notes.

NcWST SOEClefu Soteo"
More than 10000 people were at the
Atlanta Exposition OF South Carolina
Day.
The steamer Jennie Campbell struck
a snag 90 miles below Ficksburg, Miss }
and sank Tuesday.
C. ". Gibbes, suffering from melan-
cholia jumped in q we'll at Atlanta
Thursday and vas drowned.
About 400 wheelmen were in the par
ade to the Atlanta Exposition grounds
Saturday, where the races took place
before Is, 900 people.
At a conference of miners in Phila-
delphia Friday plans were adopted to
secure an advance in wages nextsp1lng
to some $4,000 miners.
William B. Clements has been ap-
pointed travelling passenger agent OF
the railroads comprising the Seaboard
AIT Line, with headquartersat Atlanta.
At Richmond, KY, Miss Mary B.
Clay Saturday paid her State and
county tax and wrote on the margin OF
the sherif's tax book: 81 protest
against taxation without representa-
ton" She is 6 daughter Of Gen.
Cassli;s II. Clay.
At Mount Sterling, Ky, Friday
John/Wiliams and David Rose, who
we're wealthy stock traders Of Wolfe
county, fought a savage duel to the
death at Hazel Green. Williams was
killed and Rrse died later. They had
Q dispute over business.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
BELIEVES 4: Is A VAMPIRE.

Ha1iucin.tio7s o: Il SoItt D4<ott Ha7
Who Nllls Cattle foc Their biool.
Ta9 cattle nea oa +la ra1;>: w,s: :
Pierre. So1:n DaSo.e. tell 2 ll':!t So -.
a nalna1 wlo 10: son, tire ~; ~ |
roa nm, over tne re5erta:io1 k:tiin; Ga;t,
with rs neIel ilal Is II SAX II. o:7'!'
All in 50 ~ eases even asta;i'a' Hf'.
NJ o1s s,su5 - tl1v wlo t17 III = ~
es,.tIy ,3s lo1y ~ cl' Aa'1 w.1t3;":; :;
a5oat ta9 ranges. H. VIE d:s: sasa SoN'
fou. o. nv4 waei= az, All re?el:2t a..
te npts navs D=a2 nl1s to :aotl-e h'n. ~:
.hu5 far without 5lee .s'. h IS 81: = ia?1t
un le- the hsllucination tltt n7 is 2 Va n?:r.,
aa1 his actions certainly oea. oI: tbs av-
potaasis. E,w hs na1a:':, E.:l'i: W.
p3a 0: aay !;in5. t. kill taa clttts, oa VI -:
ne iivas is ? 'nvs:s7y. Wl,1 too1t a:t:1 !.
has LETT them the a1En.l5 aooet:o at''
oae1 sezei By tae aea is, oorle - sae %fo u
by rla:a :t-3l,:a allto:l - p!e;-s oy t2>
team a. | nails C.! tAo Ian!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
Washington.
It will probably be after the holidays

It will probably be after the holidays
before the Senate -e-organizes.
Comptroller Eckles has ordered
Bank Examiner Burgoin to take charge
of the failed Chattahoochee National
bank Of Columbus. GA. The capital
Of the bank IS 100000.
There was an unusually large ct
tendance Of Senators when the Fifty
fourth Congress convened Monday,
the only recorded ahsentees being Mr..
Hill, of New York; Mr.. Lindsay, Of
Kentucky; Mr.. Wolco5t, OF Colorado,
and the two Senators from Louisiana.
According to Secretary Lannon'S
report, the United States Army con-
sists of 25, 1858 men, Of whom 2O,5s4
are effective for field service. The total
officers are 2,12s. The Secretary re-
ports the army in good condition as to
discipline andhealtn, and says the past
wear h::s been undisturbed by Indian
Outbreaks or domestic violence.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
Foreign.

Captain Lang, British officer, has
been invited by China to take COM
mand Of her navy again.
4 Rio Jeneiro dispatch says the Ire
lillian cruiser Uranus has been wreck
ed and her commander aud FIVE others
drowned.
At the Ontario Veterinary College at
Toronto Thursday, an American stu
dent raised fao in lonor OF Thanks
giving Day, and it caused q general
long protracted, bloody fight between
the Canadian and American students.
Another dreadful massacre has oc-
Cured ct AIarash The American
Theological Seminary was plundered
and burned, and two students shot and
fatally wounded. Another massacre IS
reported 1T Aintab. Twenty thousand
Turkish soldiers ere marching upon
Seitung to raze it to the ground.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07

Beast" Butler, he related: swore By
all that vas holy that the revised edi-
tion of the statutes a!tcrraeonstruction
was absolutely correct, aud in that re-
vision more oppression and outrageous
legislation was smuggled through than
can be well imagined. So silver was
demonetizel by accepting crroneous
rcvisions. The best thing, he thought,
was to proceed with the reading and go
on in aa orderly manner IL this i!npor-
tant work.
AIr. Eutson thought it best to so on
with the reading from the enrolled
Act.
President Evans insisted that it vas
proper to -ead from tle wrlS:e1 copy.
The Constitution, as reported Uy the
committee, was then taken up, and
read section by section, with the com
mittees's amendments. As each sec
ton was read it was adopted, and if
amendments were affixed they were
taken up and accepted without debate.
When the article proIding for re-
appointment of members IN case OF q
division Of counties was reached Mr..
Prince, Of Anderson, wanted to change
the word "between" to among" so
as to read Etshall reapportion the Rep
resentstiyes among the counties. -
President Evans said that under the
rules be would not entertain the
amendment except through the COM
mittee.
Judge Fraser said the change had
been considered by the committee and
the word "between" vas accepted.
Col. Tillmar cane to the rescue Of
Mr.. Prince. He urged that between
only applied to division between two
and if q county WIS made Of four
old counties ''between' would be ont
OF place. Any school boy knew the
word s'among" should be substituted.
President Evans declined to enter
tain the amendment.
Mr.. Prince wanted to have the
section recommited if that lie the only
way 10 get his amendment before the
CorS ention.
There was general talk among the
members and the matter was not pres
sed.
All amendments went along smooth
ly until Mr.. Johnstone called attention
to a possible ambiguity in the section
as to tie election Of Senators and Re
representatives.. He thought it best to
1econnit to clarity. The change Ct
the words ''the first to san election"
would, he thought, remedy the ambi-
guilty. The section was recomGitted.
In the homestead section the com
mitteo recommended to strike cut the
wordstin case' and the proTiso ''Dro-
vided that in case any woman having
8 separate estate shall be married 70
tha- -hAsl--ce 1z1I-Iy, nc HIS Lou VI
his own sufficient property to constl-
tuta q homestead" etc.
Mr.. George Johnstone urged that
the words stin case were necessary to
the proper constitution Of the article
and at his suggestion the words we're
returned as originally adopted. After
two hours OF reading the Convention
ran upon the first mistake. IN enroll
ing the word ''respectively" had been
written respectfully" and the word
escaped the committee readers eye.
When the Convention bad gone half
way through the Constitution an I'D
journneDt was taken unit! - o'clock
Wednesday morning.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
Northern News Notes.

The New York Central shortened the
time of the Empire State express
twenty-five minutes between New York
and Buffalo. It is the fastest train in
tmerica.
The Spanish consul at Wilmington,
Del, caused the arrest OF the captain
and officers Of the Norwegian steamer,
charging them with violating the neu'
trality laws.
". Easell Wilson, president OF the
BeIi7id1ere railroad, a part OF the
Pennsylvania system, IS probably the
oldest railway president il the world la
The New York World reports 3s
cases Of fagrant crime involving mur'
ders, burglaries, highway robberiee,
arson, suicide, trolley wreckirg and
aggravated assault, all occurring
within three weeks in that city.
All the sugar refneries in Philadel-
phia, including the Franklin refine
ries, which are connected with the
sugar trust, and the Independent Nc
Gum refinery, shut down Wednesday
night, throwing over 1000 men out OF
employment.
At Decatur, Ills, Friday, G. n.
Smith, known in professional baseball
as 'sPacer," was hanged for the mur-
der Of his little daughter Louise Smith
and sister.in lew on September 28th.
He had tried to kill his wife but she
escaped.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
CaTIislc'S Estimates.

Secretary Carlisle has sent Congress estl-
mates submitted by ire several cabinet OIL
Gers , OF money required for conducting the
government for the fs"ai year ending June
so l5SN, amounting to lS.o2l.O73. Aap2ro-
rratioINs made for the present 1sca! year
ending JSoe 80, 1885, amounted 70 ~, ,o3,-
noted are \!tnp-oving haroor at Charleston.
s. G.. 500. Doc: improving harhor at Calves
ton. TEX. 5A 14o, GOO: for expenses a: Nortois.
Va navy vArd. :75,7Jn; naval station q!
Po-r Royal, S. NC.. S333s. 80: dry dock at Al
ciers. La, Sl2S, coo. the total cost Of which
will be 5l.25o.t go; public building q. s.:aa-
nah, Ga, 100000.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
PROTECT USERS OF "RcYkL."
Baking Powder company Wins lts Case
in United States Court.

The decision Of Judge ShoTaiter in a re-
cent case tia! cane up before him sustaias
the claims Of the Eoya! Company tt Eas e1-
elusive uss Of the name "Royai" as trade
mark for its baking powder. The special
Importance Of this decision consists in the
protection which it assures to the mill
ions of consumers Of Royal BAS-
Ing Powder. Abe excellence Of this
article has caused it to be highly
esteemed and largely used almost the world
over. It's high standard OF quality having
been always maintained, consumers havo
come to rely implicitly upon the ':Royal''
brand as most Wholesome aud efficient.
II ether manufacturers could seli ua Ter
the name of well known. reputable
brand incalculable damage would De done to
the public by the deception. The de'ernina-
ton of the Royal Baking Powder Company
to protect the ussrs OF the Royal baking
powLer against iritatoEs by rigid prosscr,-
ton Of them makes such limitations OF its
brand extremely rare.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
The Public Debt Staten Ell.

The monthly Ca;tei States Treasury state
::~ul Of The public Ge5s SHOWS that OF
Eor:.1.52: 50. 1925. the deb. less eas:, in
he Treasury. amounted 70 seq Sill. an
i:.rSaS: :or t.le month Of S2.0465)3,
w2:a.i Is s::ouGT":l 10: by toe decrease
.,~ =. ft1 IN tee c:tsa il tG2 Treasury.
~. ca ~ Ia Tr.:si:rris IS riasSifc 2s io!-
iov:. e. ,i,I. 5I22 15? 15?:.&&;j: silver. 35}2. .i6t.
-: ,.;:1... SO Sc. =: aol,:=. t!isoIHsn;;
~ ,::> al"p:... ~. .l5. 2ti. making
:y::i .: ::Sj;. i2A G4,,. a.alIs: Th;c:l there
- on.s< l; IN: ,:"-Ga1I liabilities amount
i::.: ~ - 7:44.5:5. leaving q cGsl balance
>: -'l.7 :gj 3SJ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-07
PANIC AT A CHURCH FAIR.
Lamp Exploded ana 'es Fire to an At
te3daut'S Dress.

Daring the progress OF church fair at
Wooster. Ohio, al immense crowd was packed
intotho city az nozy, where a larpin Que OF
the booths exploie!. setting fire to the draper
les. and Miss Myrtle Eiser. al attendant. a rush
for the single exit followed. in which dozens
OF women and children were trunpled upon.
Fully one hundred persons jumped or were
thrown from windows, many being badly
cut by the glass. Mrs. Carey Mckee. OF
Johnson, was thrown through a window,
sustaining fatal injuries. Jennie Putnam, a
ten.vear-o!I cripple. could moi help herself,
and received fatal internal injuries.