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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

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BONNER 8iImot M. 9 mitb, Nsw
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be iamme Sfoler iom buos Born.
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li9 be SfoIebiltritter, buor ierifiIts
Stoler for Negsrbern ete oprettebe.
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gen 9op, buori Opre!teIien al iaritlte
StoIer for 9iegerbern sootenbtes. Denne
gou itaar enonu ueo Wa9t.
Neb o9 op. Qeoeren for 0anbftrps
9erbGren til Nalbinston OF fem aar
lioen, Utr. Is orep, ct nu pna COB Vel
til at bllpe 9runo:is, meloes fra SopIin
/ Ultslouri. 8 Sior @fteraar bannebe
ban ct DtineieIitab os fit 9eietOntratt
paq SboaI Greet Wiinins Cos @jens
bonn, tire UiiI Spb for Sopin. Sioite
boraar bs9pnote ban i'm npe 9irtiom.
beo o9 bar netop trunet pao ct ubpre
3intIeie, 10 Sob opbt. .3ntertsen
srases frem iOre Ulan9oer, Os Gorsp
er MI en- zig Uiano.
lruft. 90 iiore 6ultruIts er
oaunet De liolte Bar Tiger YittSbur9,
pa. Ten ene er Monongahela River
Coal and Coke Co.
Den anoen ct Pittsburg Coal Co.
Oette ct be iaataIbte Sernbane> auls
tompanier, om inbbefatier I02 Cir
maer msb Ruloctter peo Iorifeuiee
puntter ueo De itore Snbissr. 8uI-
5ernbaner Miueesueu Os Ousr SO, 900
Ncres 8uuanb.
Monongahela River Coal and
Coke Co., bar crsuniieret fig mso en-
RapituI af 64 Willioner Dollars, os
Pittsburg Coal Co. meo 40 Miaioner
Dollars.
6abritanter, lom repr9ienterer 92
procent at De 6o,eneoe Staters BIN
bug as Yrobuttionen, bar bannet en-
lruIt meo en- 6apitol af 80 MiIionsr
Dollars. Dens Napn er American
Window Glass Co. Den piI blipe
inotorporeret bnabe / 0iew Seriep os
penulpluania.
Oauib Worle, en- 8rooerisn of
SamueI Motie, IeIe9rafens Opfinber,
er nsiop bob Wnnebu9o Gitp. Gam:
men meb i'm Ontel iatte ban ben fsrite
lsIesraflinls op. 3 1886 nsbiatte ban
fig 8 Wiil ira Wtnnsba9o Gitp, ban
par en- uf be aIote Jipbp99ere Der paa
@9nen.
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tiers RrpbIer Bottom, Der ben 81. bs.
antom til Gan 6ranciseo fra Manila,
bauoe fun bruat IL 0a9e fra Yotobama
til SOnOIuIu. Oct brpoer oue andre
OrIossitibes JietOro.
Stote 6lotte uf Daabpr lupms
mer oper ct. gaprenee 6ioer for at
unooaa Stopbranben / 9lorionbad
Mountains. 0umpItibet empire
State, iom antom til OsosuSburg.
u. g., ben %. os., pasiereoe Iise iorbi
en- 6Iot, iom par 6erb meb at ipemms
opsr 6Iobsn. Gn ltor 9ut par tun
nOsIs iaa COB ira Stibet.
&ebafter W. Us. Grum, o9iaa
poitmsiter | Bef. 5Ia., bIep forIebeu
ouerfaIbeu os misbanoIet af en- Slot
Wi9nb, forbi ban npll9 bapoe aniat
Ne9eren Dan Morriion lom fin
asilient. Sfter at bope laaet bam
pau bet ubarmbiertislte, far be Sfes-
get af bans 9lnlist paa ben uenitre Sioe
os ilOs aarboIipre paa Saarene. Grum
bar Iuttet Yoitbuiet Os ienbt fin vi.
ifebsaniesnins til Waibinston.
Der er lenere lenot Utilitar til Bpen,
oa 16 Wanb er urreiterebe. Yoitfon-
toret er bIepet usolast.
@n Gornabo bar bGr9et YIeaiant
YIains, 9lrt., os Der meobeles, at Der
liaor lite ct enelte 9us tilbase.
OaIe uniperiitet Ell teltamens
teret $50, 900 af Or. GbarIs s. Stille,
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sALE-Horses and carriages of all
kinds, cheap; drivers, work horses, DO
MES, buggies, wagons, harnesses; sale or
trade for anything you have; cash or
on time, Call Sunday, morning or Mon
day at I'll East Ninth st.
WESTERN HORSES-We have CONSTANT
~ on hand from two to four carloads of
Western branded horses, broken and
unbroken; prices the lowest on record
Barrett & Zimmerman's Midway Horse
Market. Minnesota Transfer. ST Paul
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WANTED TO Buy
BOARD OFFERED

7O0O0~NONO0O0ONC0Oo-oOo~OO
BOARD-Front room. suitable for two
gentlemen, with beard; also single
room, $3.50 per week, at 56S Wabasha
BOARD-Nicely furnished front room.
with board; every convenience: also a
few table boarders at reasonable rates
20 Summit av.
The TRAFALGAR-Ver pleasant and
central location; large, pleasant rooms
and everything the best. 500 West
1hiro ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
COAL AND WOOD WANTED.

Office Of the Board of Control
Room, IA. Court House and City Hall,
st. Paul. Aug. 10th, 1899
Sealed bids, marked Proposals for
Fuel" will be received al this office until
p, M. Monday, August 18th, 1899. for the
yearly supply of coal and wood at the
City and County Hospital Afmshouse and
Poor Farm and Outdoor Relief Depart,
ment.
For specifications call at this Office.
The Board of Control reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order Board of Control
OLIVER ], TONG Secretary.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
BICYCLES.

N~~o-~~~~~~~~~-~-N-0-~~N- @S~So~~G~O~-~-N-N-~->O~
are standard of the world
at $40; price and quality guaranteed for
hand wheels at your own price; sun
dries at wholesale prices; best repair
shop N the Northwest. Bird Cycle Co
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: = -. -i-sl-'- =
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

PIANO TUNING, $15O. Pianos and or
gans repaired; strictly firgt-elass work,
Address s. E.: CrutchettEs general de-
livery, postof1ce; best references. -
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOST OR STRAYED from his home
274 Kent St; a Scotch collie pup, has
white feet and tip of tai; also~a white
spot on back Of neck; a suitable reward
is offered for his return to s. A. 'Cleftofl.
WATCH LOST-Lady;s watch and chain
lost. last Thursday, :tAug. q; lost on
Ramsey ST., between West Seventh
land Garfield. If any; one has found 1t,
please return to 299 Lisbon ST.. and re-
ceiVe reward. ~
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FLATS FOR RENT.

ST. PETER ST. 315-(Court Apartments
Suites 2, 8, 4, 6 or s rooms, unfurnish-
ed; newly papered' ana painted; couples
without children. Schram's Renting
Agency, 800 and 800 Manhattan building
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
R.FNTAT. LISTS
RENT LIST OF THE ST. PAUL
TRUST COMPANY.

hENT LIST OF THE ST. PAUL
TRUST COMPANY.
Stores, Flats, Dwellings and Offices.
SEVILLE FLATS, corner seIby av. and
hent ST.; six rooms, steam heat, janitor;
modern.
Concord flats, No. 90 East Eleventh ST.;
seven rooms, steam heat, jan1tor; mod
No: Az Dayton av., CORNER Arundel St;
nine rooms, modern.
NO. 81 Dayton av., nine rooms, modern.
mo. " Park place, ten rooms, all con-
veniences
No. 2s1 Harrison av., eight rooms, fur
mace, bath, etc.
No. 161 st. Adams st., seven rooms, new
furnace, all 'conveniences.
NO 26O Fort ST., eight rooms, bath, closet,
No. 2S9 Chatsworth ST., eight rooms, fur
mace, all improvements.
NO; 1873 Charles St., eight rooms, bath,
No. 279 West Third st., f1ve-room fiat,
bath, closet, etc.
No. 4471a East Seventh ST., six-room fiat,
city water and closet.
NO. 252 Commercial ST., eight rooms.
NLANNINGis RENTING AGENCY,
Nat. German-AmerfcanB Bank Bldg.
% COLLEGE AV., f1fteen-room house, all
modern, with steam heating plant.
426 Rice, nine rooms, bath and barn..
1295 Thomas, ten rooms, well and cistern.
rs East Fourth, three rooms, furnished
complete for housekeeping.
STORES.
343 Minnesota, store with light and airy
basement.
315 West Seventh, large store, low rent.
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BOARD WANTED.

~-~~~0~@~~~e~o|o~~~~~~~~NN~o
BOARD-Wanted, two rooms, or large
room with alcove, furnished or unflir-
nlshed, with board, for gentleman and
wife on st. Anthony hill. Y 1877, Globe.
BOARD-Wanted, first-class room and
board In hill district by gentleman and
Wlfe; state terms; references furnished.
Address w 146 Globe.
BOARD : Wanted, room and board in
private family, by young lady: hill dis
trict; references. T 139, Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

VARICOCELE, SEXUAL WEAKNESS
and all nervous and private diseases
cured. Call or address Room 210, Mer-
rtH Building, St Paul. Mimi. Cases
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FOR SALE.

~~~-~-~-~-~~-o~1~-~r~~ -N-o~-~~o-~aN~4~~
BOILER-For sale, boiler 35=f1orse pow
er, brick and fittings, lathe, shafting
and lot of shop tools. Corner Fifth
and Neill SITS. = -
DOGS-For sale, two thoroughly broken
pointer dogs. Address K 1879 Globe.
FOR sALE-A new S. Gem camera, takes
used only a few times; viii be sold very y
reasonable. Address Il 81, Globe:
FOR SALE-Ofice. fixtures oak standing
and roll top desks. safe, etc. will sell
cheap. Address Q No. Globe. 49, 3 :
FOR sALE-Registered Irish settlers,
eight months old. Call at 9S4 East Min
nehaha St, St. Paul 49, =
SHOTGUN-For sale, Winchester repeat
ing shotgun, cheap. Address x 149,
Globe.
TERRIERS-For SALE. fexaterriers No.
119 Colorado St, east; take Robert
street car. :
-
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CLAIRVOYANTS

MRS. ALICE AQSTIN-Clairvoy and
card reader; ladies', 25 cents and 50
cents, 4S4 Cedar St, near Ninth.
MRS. WILLIAM-CIairvoya magnetic
healer; reveals past, present, future
no, sign. $40 Cedar, near capitol
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
MANNING;S RENTING AGENCY,
Nat. German-American Bank Bldg.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
RooMS--At Hotel Fey. corner Cedar and
Seventh; furnished rooms by the day
or week. at summer prices; trans1en:
trade solicited.
COLLEGE Av., %, WEST-Furnished
= rooms, steam heat, gas, bath; mod
crate rent.
ROOMS-Wanted, unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping, near Western and
3. Selby 1sevS. suitable for two. Address
16S Harrington .av. .......- e.. .~.
ROOM-A convenient furnished room for
rent, corner Ninth and st. Peter stS.,
over Dreis' Drug Store.
ROOMS-For rent, two very fine rooms,
suitable for offices or music room. In
quire in Book Store, 1856 St. Peter st.
ROBERT ST, 585-For rent, a small fur
nished room, 81 per month; also a finely
furnished parlor on ground floor, So per
month; bath.
ROBERT ST, 535-For rent, two neatly
furnished front rooms; completely fur
:. ntshed for housekeeping; bath. -
SEVENTH ST, ISL, EAST Near Jackson
Furnished front rooms for light house.
Keeping; also single rooms day, week
or month.
TENTH ST, 200 EAST-Two nicely fur
/ n1shed rooms; gas and bath; rent rea-
sonable.
TILTON ST.; 5S-For rent, two nicely
furnished front rooms, modern; near
st. Peter St; ten minutes walk from
court house:-: 49, -.
Triton ST, NO. 3-For rent, two nicely
furnished front rooms; suitable for one
or two persons terms reasonable. =,
THIRD ST, 661 EAST-Half Block FROM.
Maria Av. Lfne-To small family only,
four rooms, bath room, water closet,
wood shed and. cellar. >s@-T
W.ABAsHA~ ST., 607-Foor rent, two un-.
| furnished rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. .s.'-@
REAL ESTATE.
c-co7occc~~~e-o-~~-~-co ---~~~-o@~-~-~e~-o~~-~sc
FOR SALE-At a bargain; well built six
room house, with full size lot. Inquire
at All Fuller st.
FOR. SALE-$5O0 takes a. lot on Mar
| - snail aY., Second addition to Merriam
PARK; al improvements in street. In
quite $40 Rice st. -
F {3Is sAALE F I; fine lot with pleasant.
apply ~at $40 Beech st -
$500 BUYS .seven-room house.
$500 buys nine-room house on Burgess
st, some cash, balance 6 per cent.
4S lots Rice st. district, $780,.
-Four rooms for rent, 81 per month, %
: sAel1erosA.1 D.. Gonddt; Room 2, German
*. American. Rank,, Building gas: .s-
81 -TIsN-ROoNf house No. 222,Arundel
st; furnace; BATH storm sash and
screens. -g.}--e .s...
$35OO-New eight-room house on Selby,
av., near Milton st; all modern inn
provements; hardwood finish, back plas-
tered; terms to suit purchaser; monthly
payments if desired - 49,
Goethe best homeson st. Anthony hill;
Il Just completed eight rooms, hot water
heat, hardwood floors, on Laurel av.,
SECOND house west of Milton ST.; open
today.
$S5O-South-facing lot on St. Anthony av.,
near Grotto st.
$55o-Lot on Marshall av., near Victoria
St; easy terms.
SMITH & TAYLOR,
21S Manhattan Bldg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND. AGENCIES

GBNFS77AStarthng. success; everybody
buys; photo pocket mirror; perfect mir
Tor on both sides. with concealed photo;
Catalogue other fast sellers free. Cole
man Manufacturing Co., Main st, Mem
phiSse kEenn. 49, =,- - =
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NOTICE

$500 REWARD-I will paw the above ra-
ward for the arrest Of my son Harry.
who left home Sunday with a cream,
colored pony; boy is sixteen years old.
J. w. Smith, 1912 West Seventh.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

APPRENTICESHIP apprentice girls
T want work in dressmaking shop 24S
.Goodhue st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
DERMAT0LOGY.

MISS HULL removes superfiuous hair.
moles, etc, by electricity; only posi-.
tive and permanent, remedy; references
given. "a Mannheimer Building, Sixth
and Robert, SITS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

ROOMS-Wanted, unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping, near Western and
+" Selby oavs.; suitable for two. Address
16S Harrington .aY....-.----
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13


ROOMS-At Hotel Fey, corner Cedar and
Seventh; furnished rooms by the day
or week, at summer prices; transien.
trade SoIjctfad
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

TENTH ST, 200 EAST-Two nicely fur
n1shed rooms; gas and bath; rent rea-
SOnahIe
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-T1LTON ST.. 58-For rent, two nicely
furnished front rooms, modern; near
st. Peter St; ten minutes walk from
court house.-g s.
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COLLEGE AV., %, WEST-Furnished
:. rooms, steam heat, gas, bath; mod
crate rent -
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey-ss. Office of the Register of
Deeds.
This is to certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
Office al ST. Paul. on the s4th day of
August, y. D. 1899. at-S:15 O'clock D. m,
and that the same was duly recorded in
Book G of IncGrporatioTls. Page i5S5
EDWD. GE KRAHAfER,
Register OF Deed&
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

ROOM-A convenient furnished room for
rent, corner Ninth and St. Peter sts.,.
over Dreis' Drug Store
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

DIR. STELLA FREMONT, formerly of st.
Paul, now located at AL Hennepin av,
Minneapolis, gives steam, electric, vapor
and massage baths; treatments given
for rheumatism.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
STORES FOR RENT.

OONONON|O~~~N1Ns0~NNSO-O
BARBER SHOP for rent in fear 152 East
Seventh st, rent cheap.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY:
associate ourselves together for the pur-
pose of becoming corporation, under
and by virtue oftfhe laws Gfs the State of
Minnesotat and do hereby adopt and sign
the following articles of Incorporation: ;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

rent, two very fine rooms,
= suitable for offices or music room. In
quire in Book Store, 1856 st. Peter st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Lv.For STATIONS. lar From
S:15am Chicago, except Sunday 12:55pfn
8:15am st. Louis, ex. Sunday .....
8:05pm Chi. & st. Louis, daily 7:45arn
Ticket ONCE, 400 Robert ST: Tel. Main So.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

Triton ST. NO. 3-For rent, two nicely
furnished front rooms; suitable for one
OF two .peFSOnS;y terms reasonable. =. 5
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-22
Yesterdays EXCURSION.
The Sons of Herman visit Our City and
Find Splendid Weather.

The Dalles did herself proud yesterday,
and after six weeks of almost unremit-
tant wind storms. she put on her best
behavior and showed our visitors just
what nice weather we can have, and
the same was duly appreciated by them,
for while we have had wind, Portland
people have had ducking and if the
sun had shone out for a moment there
the surprise would have caused wide
spread disaster.
At about l2:45 the excursion train
pulled in at the Umatilla House, with at
least 800 excursionists, who were greeted
with music by the band. The COM
mittee of reception took the visitors in
charge and most of them made their
headquarters at the Baldwin, while
others sensibly chose the cool recesses
of Academy Park as fitting place to
enjoy the hours. Indeed itseeme strange
that people who are out for an outing
would not much more perfer some such
retreat to close room or to wandering up
and down the principal streets. To OBJ
tam good idea of The Dalles and the
scenery about it one must seek higher
| level than Second street.
After the experience of last year when
an excursion visited our city, many
rather feared there might be repetition
of the same proceedings; but instead the
excursion seemed to be com posed of
quiet, respectable citizens of Portland,
who came for little respite from duty
and to meet friends here, and nothing
objectiona BILE was noticed in their de-
meanor. We are sorry to be compelled
to acknowledge that the only disturbance
came from the hoodlum element of our
own city, and not from our visitors.
Realizing that more than half of our
people are opposed to Sunday excursions
and believe in spending the day in a
| different manner, these people did not
seem inclined to disturb that quiet by
hilariousness or drunkenness and the
train pulled out ct 6 o'clock with
little shouting or unnecessary noise.
While THE CHRONICLE ventures the
hope that Sunday excursions to our city
will not be of frequent occurrence, at the
same time if they are to be, it is to be
hoped they will all at least behave as or
derly as did the Sons of Herman.
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PEASE g. MAYS.

years High school graduating class, and
who has since held position az reporter
on the West Side Independent, has
secured place in the Salem hospital
She will become professional nurse.
A few days like yesterday and today
will surely tell on the old Columb bia,
which has stood at 1913 since yesterday
morning. No report has been received
from the upper river.
The base ball boys are now planning
Sunday and play game with the nine
at that place. Accommodations for
about ninety persons will be secured on
the fast freight leaving here in the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sternweiss, of
Dufur, are registered at the Umatilla.
Their little son vast thrown from a
horse the latter part of last week and
injured one of his legs very severely,
and his parents brought him to this
city to receive medical assistance.
Saturday night about IL O'Clock Anna
aOOPLC0 OduSuLcE u MI anu
Mrs. G. D. Martin, died at their home
on Pleasant Ridge, of what was supposed
to be catarrh of the stomach. She was
IL years old. and a very bright attractive
girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Chrisman left
yesterday for Pleasant Ridge and at
tended the funeral there this morning.
Antelope is to be well represented in
The Dalles during this term of court,
about twenty witnesses being subpen@d
from that section. Among those we
have already noticed from there are W.
Bolton, F. w. Silvertooth, F. J. Reese,
j. D. Tumey, E. T. Glisan, A. T. Esping,
E. G. Disbrow, w. E. Kemp, DR.. Pix
/ ington, James Hamilton and Miss Ethel
Hamilton.
The body of Hollister D. Mcclure,
who was drowned in the Umpqua river
/ April 9Th, was found Saturday morning
about 400 yards below where the North
UmpquA empties into the main stream
and less than mile from the terrible
rapids where Mr.. Mcclure was drowned
The body of G. W. Reed, who wal
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-22

drowned at the same time, has not vet
been found. Mr.. McGuire's watch was
stopped at 10. The body was shipped
to Portland in metallic casket and the
funeral leld there this afternoon.
Geo. Thompson was very unfortunate
Saturday evening and met with an acci-
dent which will probably lay him up for
few weeks at least. While standing
on ladder putting come iron beams in
the Wasco warehouse, the ladder broke
and he fell, spraining his ankle severely.
He was taken to his home in an ex press
wagon and the men had to carry him in
to the house. Mr. Thompson has had
more than his share of accidents and
sickness of late, and has been confined
to the house most of the time.
Some time ago visitor to our city had
the temerity to criticise the appearance
of cur postoffice building, and suggested
that we clean it up little. The cap fit
and we put it on and the cobwebs were
swept from its skies and it was otherwise
i'm proved in appearance. It is now
time for another visitor to appear and
suggest that the "show" windows of
which it might be said ''dust thou art
be relieved of their decorations by a
shower bath, which would make the
Office appear somewhat more attractive
to not only the visitors within it's walls,
but our home people, who are compelled
to gaze on them daily.
This week is the last of another public
school year, and on Frids " night at the
Vogt exercises will bs given by the
various grades of the Echool, the High
school excepted. An admission of Is
cents will be charged, and. judging from
the appreciation sh5 5wn in other years
the hall will no doubt be crowded
Saturday night the graduating exercises
will occur at the same place, with ar
admission of 10 cents at the door. The
following will Be graduated Marths
Baldwin, Barrie et Cram, Harry Curtis
Nettie Fredden, Grace Hobeon, Hester
Kent, Lena Lidbe, Ivan Oakes, Clyd.
Riddell, GEORGE Ruch, Martha School
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and dismissed, attached property re-
leased.
w A Johnson VS. Jas Kishwalk; de-
murrer to complaint continued for term
VIM Henry VS. L O'Brien settled and
dismissed.
Doane VS. G E Sanders. ct al, at
issue.
j 81 Gerdes vs. II Woodworth -
w H Van Bibber vs. D W Butler; de-
fault and judgment and order to sell
attached property.
Columbia Packing Co VS. II Lauretson !;
settled and dismissed.
Thos. Brogan VS. Aleck Mccartney !;
passed.
Max vogt & Co VS. J Mccoy, publi-
cation.
State of Oregon va Oregon Land Irri-
CATION Lumber and Fuel Co; motion to
set aside service.
State of Oregon vs same; motion to
set aside service.
Mays & Grove vs II R Blue: settled
and dismissed.
Arthur Breese VS. NJ Mosier, ct al,
passed for settlement.
E E Gustin VS. Jas Cameron; passed.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-22
CIRCUIT COURT.
May Term Opened This Morning-A
Portion of the Docket.

The May term of circuit court con-
vened this morning at the court house.
and the court room is not an uninviting
place on day like thie, but seems cool
and comfortable to one who hae nothing
at stake and no reason for avoiding the
presence of the judge and jury. It is
not thought the term will be long one,
although there are several criminal cases
to try.
The following were chosen as grand
jurors: Polk Butler, foreman; ]. G..
Egbert, VIM. Endersby, E. j. Middle
swart, w. H. Fowler, G. w. Cervert and
Lemuel Burgess. ]. Dougherty is grand
jury bailiff, and James Harper and ]. H.
Jackson general bailiffs.
The following caees were brought up
this morning and action taken thereon ::
EQUITY
Eastern Oregon Land Co VS. P E Far
reilly; continued.
TG Condor VS. W N Wiley; passed.
Vena McKalvey VS. David McKalvey /;
under adyisement.
DAlles Lumber Co vs. Winans, Coven.
ton, ct al, at issue.
Anna Knighton vs Green Knighton /;
motion to strike out part of answer.
Prineville Land and Live Stock Co vs
Malone; passed.
John Sweeney vs Gertrude Sweeney
motion to strike out part of complaint.
Emma Sparlisg vs Henry Sparkling
default.
Catherine McQuinn VS. I and N
Davis; passed.
John W Heavener VS. Izora Heavener
passed.
Eastern Oregon Land Co VS. R
Brooks; continued.
James Sutherland vs. H Hanna
judgment.
@ P Richardson vs F W Angus settled