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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
EvERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT July 1-On wednesday
evening a tennis club was organized with
ing Officers were elected President, Mr.
Lesion Kirk vice president. Rev. w. @.
Jones; secretary. Miss Abbie Sumner:
treasurer. Mr.. j. Gibson.
Mrs. James n. Coffin has sold her resi-
dence In Fridays addition 10 parties from
Granite Falls. who win shortly take pos
Mr.. william Haferkorn and family have
returned, after a ten days outing among
the mountain streams near Index
MT w. d. Scott Of this city. was In
Mr.. William Diner OF Snohomish, and
family, are camping at Mukilteo.
visiting at the home of Mrs. sullivan's
sister, Mrs. r. X. Lewis.
Mr. ]. p. Lonon has returned after .
ws Mls cutting .. Ior wsst a roint Nc.
Paschke were Seattle visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ Harmon, who has been visiting
her dsngnter: MIS- Mrs. H T., ssn,, at Lowsl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holcoms arrived
home Friday morning
Miss Rena pisS Of M, wsrs m ana
ried at New Whatcom last Thursday. by
Rev. N. v. Cole,
Miss Jessie shockey. of whatcom. il
Mr.. J. w. Hyndman. who has been con-
fined TO his rooms At the Hotel Monte
cgisto' = rsco UssnsIa .. .,.ra,n~ a.
weeks visiting friends in Portland. Or
Mr. and Mrs. J. N Scott and children
are spending a few weeks camping on
vashon island.
Mrs. r.. A. Small has returned home
from the klondike. after three years
stay.
Mr.. Thomas Kelley and Mr.. o. Lind
lund arrived In the city on Friday from
Dawson.
Mr. George y. Derring. OF Galena. was
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. j. n. Walker and Mrs. j. w
Butterworth are camping with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boynton.
south of Tacoma
The steamer City OF Denver took the
members and friends OF the Congregn-
tional church 10 Tuialip on Tuesday ev-
ening.
Congressman cushman, OF Tacoma. was
in the city last week. as the guest OF Mr.
A, =. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs J. n. crooker were In Sc
attic Wednesday.
Mrs. Macksy and daughter. OF OiaIia.
Wash, are visiting Mr.. ard Mrs. w. J.
Williams
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AUBURN. July 2.-Mr. II. NJ. Franklin,
or Fremont was In town Sunday the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. r. C. Kinieysids.
M. and MIS-. G. Dearborn. OF Sc
day.
Capt. Snow, OF the steamer Excelsior.
was the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. on
Or. ). Dillon and his two sons, of Cali
fornia. were guests OF Mrs. A. II. kellogg
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Berieter. Of Kant
were IN town on Wednesday.
Mr.. Jesse Wooster. of Shelton. was in
town on Monday.
Or. C. r. Hoye. of Seattle, visited his
Mrs. George schonmeyer. Of Seattle, Wis
tied In town on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Dolan returned from Se-
sttls on Saturday. where she has spent
several weeks visiting friends.
Miss j. Dieringer. OF Dieringer station.
visited friends here = few days last week
Miss Anna Kellogg left on Tuesday to
Mrs, John Meade, Of Toppenish, is visit
Beach.
Mr., Thomas Lacey. Of Seattle. visited
Mr.. G. NJ. Black. Mr.. Ralph Gleason. Mr..
Scott Raney. Miss Mamie Dolan and Miss
pieringer made up party to Stones
landing on sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Rosendale were In Seattle
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner, OF o'Brian.
were IN town on Thursday last.
Mr., X. w. Rockwell. Mr. w. L. Beach,
MFR. George Porter and Mr. II. n Connell
were in Sumner on Friday.
Mr.. II. g. Bedding, OF Seattle. was In
town on Monday.
Mrs. Arthur r.. Griffith. OF Seattle. in
the guest OF Mrs. l. III. rauiey,
MIR. and Mrs ]. harrington, Of Seattle
spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs
John Young.
Miss blanche Peterson Is visiting friends
IN Harrington, Wash.
Mr.. Willis Markham and Miss Agnes
Mills were married at Seattle on Mon
day by judge Orange Jacobs. They viii
reside In Kent
Hart and Mr.. VIII Hart were Seattle Wis
itora on Thursday.
Miss Christina Roehi and Miss Martha
R0chl were visiting Tacoma last week
Mr.. Scott Raney, Of Tacoma. was in
town on Sunday,
Mrs. George Porter ana family returned
on Monday from pleasant cutting at
stones landing,
Mr. Albert Miller returned on Thursday
las, from sIals 20 relatives Ia Mime
sofa.
Miss oslve Young II spending the week
at stones landing, the guest o. Mrs. Glib
bons.
Mr.. H. C. Berner came Gown from
Palmer on Thursday.
Mas A. Wagner. ~ Seattle, Il visiting
Of the home OF Mr. ana Mira r. w. Rock
well
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sEDRo-wooLLEY SOCIAL NOTES,

sEDRo-wooLLEY, July es-The school
board has selected as teachers for the
coming term: Mr.. J. G. Roe. principal;
splane. Miss lesson, Miss f. NJ. Wallace,
Miss Marie Ames, Miss Nelson.
Miss Rafe Bishop spent Sunday with
her sister. Mrs. F. A. Hegg
Miss Pearl Bowen has been reelected
to her position in the Sterling school.
Miss Dessa Davis has just returned from
Tacoma, where she has been attending
the Puget Sound university.
Mr.. George A. Joiner and Mr.. II. d.
Allison; OF Anacortes. were in town the
other day.
Miss corda Bradley is attending the
com.
Mr., Louis Depree is down from Slate
creek.
Mr.. Elder r. II. starbuck visited at the
homo of Mr.. ]. A. ellis two days this
week.
Mr.. James corbett. friend OF the fam
ily OF ex,Mayor Norris ormshy, was in
Alderman Howard returned on Monday
evening from ten days trip TO Tacoma.
Seattle and other Sound cities.
Mr.. Harry Holden has returned to town
Mr.. c. L. LaPlant who has been in the
Klondike for the past three years, Is in
the city on visit TO his brother. Mr.
Congressman F. W. cushman surprised
his friends here by dropping into town
yesterday on his way from whatcom TO
Everett.
Mrs. l. X Mcclure and Miss Mlihoiiin
represented Grand Junction lodge OF this
city, as delegates to the annual session
of the Grand lodge OF the /. o. @. T. at
Seattle.
Rev. Douglas Sutton viii hold services
here on Sunday next
Miss Florence Golden, of New Whatcom,
Is the guest OF Miss Susie Osterman.
Mrs. NJ H. Mooney and her grand
daughter, Miss Ruby Mooney, have gone
to Humboldt county. Cal, to live.
Mr.. Sherman johnson. of Bickneli, Ind,
an old friend OF Mr.. Charles Mills. was In
the city on Sunday.
Prof. c. N. winger. Mrs. Winger and
family are spending the summer vacation
at their former home, Port Orchard.
Prof J. J. Gallagher. superintendent OF
the San Francisco high schools. has re-
turned to his duties after . brief visit
to his old home in Sterling.
Mr. Edwin Williams, recently returned
wyoming volunteer from the Philippines
arrived In Mount Vernon this week on a
visit to his sister. Mrs. Charles Peck.
Miss Christina Clarquist and Mr.. Alfred
RundQuist, both of Sedro- wooliey, were
married by Rev. r. r. Miller at the home
of Mrs. c. Rundquist. Metcalfc street. on
Friday evening. July 10. Miss Nellie
Rundquist was bridesmaid and Mr.
George Rundquist acted as best man.
The bride came TO Sedro- Wooiley from
DIESEL, Mimi, about two months ago.
The young couple will make their homo
In the Swain block on Southern avenue.
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN. July 1s.--Mr. and Mrs.
8 McC1ymont have as guests Mrs, Me-
Ciymorts sister and husband Mr. and
Mrs Foy, % Rat Portage, Ontario. Mr.
ard Mrs. Fey have come 70 Aberdeen 70
live.
REV. Father Meta. Of the Catholic
T Trpl q a. Aes ,v asss ,- On Msns,y
ington lie Will visN SnaQSinir nie fails
and Gilman, where he viii assist in pre-
pairing class for confirmation.
The members Of the EptRcopnt chUrr n
have secured tho services o. another rec
tor Rev. Donald fsrsoknRn.,
Mr Belt. 81 Ateraeea. spent Sunday
Mise MARY Mcneil was at the eoan,y
Mr. and Mrs A. p stockwell we're at
Olympia Tor short tire this week
Mr. HaYpeF w. Trask has rnne % Lima.
Mrs I. r Paine left Thursday morn.
iug Tor Seattle. whore she win remain
Tor q siSit with friends FOR a few daYs
Mr. Frank Kaufman was IN Chehaiis
NJ 4 W Mason lss, IN. nrst of I've
week for Castle Rock
home ~ Nrs >. O. Beniamin Tsessiay
aftsTno0r- About twenty Of the nerlbeFs
~ere present, euioyinx very daiighifni
afternoon az the cieee ~ which dainty
refrsshments wrre served
o MF Trask leaves a large number OK
friends IN this city.
Ar o. J Kent spent the ~esk n Eluia-
Judge aud Mrs irwin had Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. w u Fett afrnan entsrtainei A
number ~ her friends at her home on
THURSDAY afternoon
MRS IA n Carter left during the week
fer vis4t with friends and relatives Ia
M0ateSano.
Mrs J. G. Bliss has returned 10 her
home. after a pleasant visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Myers
Miss Carrie Wilson and Miss Tominsa
Moore left the last 81 the week for visit
Of some weeks IN San Franctsca.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
gave a social al the home OF Mrs. MagiI
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anda and within the house. Chinese Ian
lens lighted the lawn and veranda. the
Gus p, refre shne = pleasing scene. Delici-
quests. Forty-eight invitations were is
Last evening Mrs. Rogers and Miss
fH rta Rogers gave a reception to their
Irlends About 100 Invitations were ia
s sne An orchestra was In attendance
Miss Bessie scobey entertained At her
a., n,fternocn g honor Of Miss Frances Mea-
ernoon was the fascinating game Of cinch.
, whicn was greatly enjoyed by the young
iows: n iss M.l Prizes . were won as foI-
ronique Marsan. second AZ the s concii-
sion Of the game delightful luncheon
vas served, at which Miss Ray Shields.
ana 6' Ms VIVA scose M s .s pp S.
rfoiowins we're the invited guests Miss
s ,,,s9pn' Miss PRICE. Miss SkilIman. Miss
K nms,r. Miss Hall Miss Anders, Miss
chambers. Miss ida V Chamber af1sS miss Miss
5chwarzschfld, Miss McMicken. Miss
Eannestock. Miss Mitchell. Miss Weir.
Helen Rosers Miss Lane H Ms A m,rs
hiss Young, Miss Cowles, Miss Fisher.
Ms Mss Hili: Miss Cavananyh. Miss Badger
MISS Shields. Miss Oppcnheirner. Miss
Duncan and Miss villa Scobey.
Cn luesday eyening at their home at
Eieventn and Washington streets. Mr.
Per OF friends In honor of Mr. ana Mrs
=. a. Mack. OF San Francisco. who spent
several days here. The Jacox home was
beautifully decorated with sweet peas
roses ana tea VINE ana delicious refresh
ments were served the. guests Euchre
Prise. n we're ssa Mo Of n ns Evening and
etonH. Mrs Elwell and Mr. Simeneon.
lone hands. Mrs. Madge and Mrs blake
siee: consultations. Mrs. Blakesiee and
Mrs. Harry walton, OF Seattle. i. the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. sutton.
Miss Carrie Ford and Mr.. Will Ford. OF
Eugene, Or, are guests Of Miss Fanny
Miss Hattie coiburn, Of Ballard. Is m.
guest Of Miss Huldah Vaughan.
Miss HARRIET Allen entertained the
Chafing Dish Club Thursday with a lun-
cheon rendered to Miss Helen Gordon.
whose Departure viii mark the first break
present were: Miss Gordon. Miss Hall,
Miss Price and Miss Allen
Mrs. Mitchell Harris and children are
Mt Cohasset beach. Miss Adelaide Burn
TRACER II also at Cohasset with Mrs. Har-
Miss Marjorie Noble and Miss Jane,
Noble. who were guests OF Mrs. George
=. Iane for several days, left for their
homo at Portland Thursday.
Mrs: D. G. Jenkins and children left
TO join. Mr.. Jenkins. who is in the news.
paper business there.
Mrs. w. D. Chandler. Of New what
com. II q visitor at the home of her
brother. Mayor Reinhart- -
fricnds at Port Townsend.
Miss Cassie Brill. OF Seattle. n the
guest or MIR. and Mrs. Gus Harris.
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CHEHALIs SOCIAL NOTES,

curHArIs. July %-yov ara NJ.
Rogers rpept sunday al ire rafaryn &c.,
In the Afternoon ,herc wae a large 80
tendance of rltizeux al ths - s.'S ..,r,.ts,
tvhera the soverr.r delivSrsA ~, t,s.s sr
ms address
Mr. ard Mrs W " Alien haye r.,,,rr.a
"a their home IN Taeorna astar ss.t,s
sprnt week Ntth Mrs ~ Tnrs N
Mr. n al CefYran hRs arrtyss hc,,,
from his Eastern trIua Ne Wa ~ ~
e,,ssfnits.. sstfrS ,stia.t r,-s.SsSsH ~, .an
Kiniev az ria renornsrsttsr @e-
NJ 1 u Hsfhv~st ~ ss.s,, xxy.,,,...
yteiisd Atfh Mr. ana Afrs NJ n. tsnts,.'.S,,,
over S,,Tify - i"'"o~
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halls visitors this week Mr. Leach IS
the newly elected principal OF the Che
halls schools and Mr.. McDevitt has also
been selected to nh position IN one OF
the schools.
Mr.. A. u. Alexander and Mr.. Simon
Burnett spent Sunday at westport beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Davis have gone
to Portland to spend few days.
Mrs. A. w. Bush, of Aberdeen. Is visit
ing her parents In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everett and Miss
Henrietta Fesenfeid have gone TO Lake
Cushman for a few days outing.
Miss Nellie Bunker returned home We'd
nesday from Bonner, Mont, where she has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. H. t.
Bunker.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Miiiett enjoyed q
visit this week from their nephew. Mr..
Stephen c. Millett, OF New York city.
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CAPITAL cry SOCIETY.

oifMriA. July SS~olynria has wit
1900 more social events In the past two
49, thRn "a any similar length OF time
NC history ~ the city Hardly day
Ae evening has PASSED that there has
- eesn an outing party or q reception
ah a hQme, The coming week promises
slannuation - social Affairs. several
&zyx ~ '
VI FRIDAY evening. az the home Of Gov.
Mrs koEcre a party was given by
49, 49, helep RoSers and Mr. J. H. Relle-
~ private secretary 60 the governor
- - ieAture az the evenings entertain
ss 1911 was a melAnEc. in which something
- Rhe novel WAS presented at each
~ e artists, famous paintings, printers
49,, heine among the features. The re-
ccss.ien hall ~ the Rogers home was dec
prsea " nasturtiums. the parior IN Ia
$500 toseS, the sitting room In sweet
and 'oS vine, aud the dining room
~ rnseS. Prizes were awarded TO
49, 80 successful in the contests. Tables
ue placed In the summary. On the var
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ROYAL Restaurant =: .ss. s's..
fRfsCn DlssfR.


From 4 until .. m. - esnts Sunday.
July %.
soUr.
Chicksn q La Refine. ccnsomnae'
EIsM
Boiled salmon. Holsansaise Sauce
o FRIED Haiibat TartaTs sauce.
REIAsnEs
yar,nx onsans sliced Tomatoes.
Cucumber salad
BOILED.
Boiled OK Tongue. Pickle Sauce.
nNTREEs
Chicken FsicaeHee. Green Peas
Lanai Friss. Dreaded Tomato Sauce
sxssfbreka Paftiss a "a Financisfe.
Spaghetti FEisllsenas-
Peaches Z IA Ccnde.
RoAsrA
Prime % Beet al las.
Stuffed Young TuT1ey with Jelly.
SADDLE 81 Lamb. Mat Sauce.
vESETAHLEs
sums Beans. Nsw Potatoes.
Roman Punch.
DEssnar
Raspberry Ron. Brandy sauce.
Lady Finsers
vanilla and Raspberry Ice Cream
Apple. custard, Hiaokberry, Rhubaso
and Lemon Cream
American and Swiss Cheese Fruits
Nuts. Raislns.
Coffee : i Royal saited waters.
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(ORSfTS.

rADsus saphe oorsst a Tie Lss19 -
tween . and 10 q m, Monday, ~ palr 4
new line ~ the we,fskucwu J. n Cnrupl
noted for ~. durability and confcst b ~
uks~s to No. 30.
In BLACK and GRArs. u.1 49,
ana ...s.... ........ .....ss..... ~ VV8
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HANDKFR(nlFfS.

We ere giving remarkable values IN sAls
line. Monday We win cHsr 80 dcxen La
DIES HEMsTiTcHED HANpKEn-
CHIEFS. some with isrc edge. fine quail
ity; choice u twenty styies.
oniy .,.ts.s... .s.-.s.. .f..,s.,,. " ~
Choice II 3 doren coon HANDKER.
CHiEFa embroidered snd iacs sAess,
only II THE LEADER. foe the
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CLOVIS.

Extra special: . glove as the rvsre that has
no equal. a REAL KID GLOVE, an
sires and eoior; can't beat them ct q -;
Mondays price.
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We were never in batter condition to supply
you with WRAPPERS than at the prss-
ept time: the finest and hcss -
rhniab PercAle. upward frou.. u eto
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WASH GOODS SpfdAl.

We can't say too much about them we
are showing beyond question as pretty an
assortment Of wash materials As ever came
10 town.
3 pieces DfMrT1ES. 10 light and medium
celcrs. good styles. worth &c and loo yard,
Monday. from to u only.
yard ........... .,..,..... -. st cts
FoULARDS, IN all the new de-
Signs. and look like silk. for. I'd u Ct9
Isc GfNGHAMs In stripes.
checks and plaids; Monday. yard 3 CTS
500 yards Of WOOL MIXED SCOTCH
PLAIDs. regular price &c;
Monday. yard ...... ............ . Gus
MoREES REP sKIRrINGs. new shades,
fast colors. = regular Sc goods. -,
Tor, yard ...,.....-....--........ <kfCtS
Each day brings us In nav goods Yester-
day = new arrival of BROWN LINEN
SHOPPING BAGS. sixss.
each. Csc. tsc and .............. ~ CTS
Ask 10 see them.
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UNDfRSKIRTx.

LADIES' FINE FRENCH sATEES TN
DERsKfRTS. trimmed with
cording asd sufYles. for ........s 9vsJ6
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-02-02
Portlaad Got II.

The State Poultry Show will be held
in Portland next year. this was decided
at the meeting Of the association ct
Albany last Saturday. when the above
named city received 81 votes and Cor
Wallis, IS after red hot contest. Cor
Wallis business men had worked and
hoped for the bringing of the show here,
but too much confidence was placed In
the poultrymen Of Albany, who fuked
when the test came. Several able speak
ers from Multnomah argued for Portland
as meeting place Tor the reason that
more fanciers would gather there and q
greater number of 6ns birds would DO
disposed Of. This 10 wel eaough for
those who have birds to sell and wish to
use the show n q market, but the pur~
pose Of the association IN to encourage
and build up the poultry industry in this
state. Benton county has some enthusi-
astic poultrymen and the action Of the
association will not dampen their -ardor.
Geo. Lindermsneand Mrs.. Buchanan,
exhibitors ftom this county each carried
off prize, the former for lace Wyan-
dotte5 and the latter for Buff Plymouth
Rocks. r. B. Thompson, of this county.
purchased the prize winning Black
Minorca; which hs will add 10 hia
splesdid collection Of these birds.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-02-02

The athletic editor Of the Oregon ian
places the following estimate upsn the
teams Of the intercollegiate foesb oil
association Of the season 1899. Tie
columns of matter furnished the Orego-
nian by the manager Of the Salem team
claiming the superiority Of that aggre-
cation do not seem 10 have had much
weight with those familiar with the
ability aud records Of the various teams:
The Oregon agricultural college. of
Corvallis. deserves to rank next highest
to Eugene-that 10. judging from the
showing nade by Corvallis against ID. A.
A. G., and comparing its game with that
Of Salem against Portland's team. Cor.
wallis was q harder game than Salem ;
its work was faster and fisrcsr and. for
general all-arouud work. 1t deserves
second place.
The order, then, wonld be: Ex2sue,
Corvallis, with Salem and Chsmawa tied
for third place. Albany college and
Pacific University, of Forest Grove, had
teams, but their work was not up to the
caliber Of the larger colleges. Next
season should be another successful one,
il the present disagreement in the league
is settled.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-02-02
corvallis cabia Native soxs.

The Native Sons of Oregon are repre-
Fsented in Corvallis, camp having been
organized here Tuesday evening.
'TwentY-fiye. names are on the charter list
and many moro win be added before the
list ia closed. Four officers were elected
at the first meeting; president, Willard
s. Linville: secretary, e. =. Wilson: (:
financial secretary, Frank E. Edwards
and treasurer, Walter Wiles. The others
will be selected at the next meeting
which will be held Thursday evening.
The president and secretary of the grand
cabin will be up from Portland to form
ally receive tho cabin and install the
officers. The cabin will propably rent
the hail in Burnett's brick in conjunc-
tien with the camp o: Spanish War
Veterans. The name of the cabin has
not been selected though several were
proposed. ]. c.. Avery and Thos. 81.
Benton are among the names the
members have in view.
Mr.. III. G. Mahon. grand organizer for
the order. who has been in Corvallis for
the past week IL . native Of Benton
county. He was born near Monroe and
was SON of DR.. Mahon who came to
the Willamette valley in 1852.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-02-02
Still Causing TroubIes

The disease among goats which has
been perplexing and annoying all those
interested in this industry, gives signs Of
again becoming troublesome this season.
So far, efforts to ascertain the cause and
nature Of the disease have been baffled.
This week IN animal belonging to Henry
Dunn, which had fallen . victim, was
brought to the experiment station, and
DR.. Withycombs and his assistants are
performing experiments looking to a
solution Of the trouble.
The heart of this animal was badly
affected, the valves.and walls being soft
and dabby. The liver of q goat belong
ing to Otto Dickoff, in Alssa. was brought
to the college. Tuesday. 1t was filled
with the spores of . tape worm, and the
ailment OF the animal which possessed it
will be moro readily determined.
investigation hasl not. progressed suf-
fciently In the case Of the ether animal
to justify conclusion as to the cause oi
Its death.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-02-02
Pin Money.

An opinion was handed down by the
Oregon supreme court Tuesday in the
case of A. L. McEadden, respondent, VS..
w. A. Swinnerton and John Fl. Dickin-
SON, appellants; D. r. Vaughn, G. Sui
liyan and Samuel Wyatt, respondents.
The appeal is from Benton, Fullerton,
judge, and the opinion by Wolverton is
a modification of his judgment.
The plaintiff prayed for an order
directing an interpleader between several
defendants to determine conflicting in
terests touching fund in his hands.
In 1895 the defendant, Swinnerton filed
claim for the sum of $12, ,7O4.52 against
the Oregon Pacific Railroad Company
and the Willamette Valley & Coast Rail.
DAD Company, in a receivership pro-
ceeding The claim constituted a num
ber of lesser claims. A dividend of
81 ,245.N was declared thereon, and Nc
Fadden paid Swinnerton, his client,
$400 out of the money received, leaving
s720.54 to be disposed of. Each of the
defendants, excepting Dickinson. who
claims all the money, claims in interest
in the. fund, which in the aggregate. ex-
ceeds the whole amount thereof. The
plaintiff is ignorant of the respective
rights of the parties, and offered to de-
posit the money in court or turn it owe,
to such person as the court might direct.
The court modified the judgment of the
lower court, and directed that $e4.5O be
paid Dickinson; $40 for. the expenses
of instituting the suit; $196.4O to Sulli.
van; $l27.34 to Wyatt; s17S.2s to Eglin,
and $273.40 to Swinnerton, or Dickinson,
his agent and attorney. In all other re-
spects the decree was affirmed.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-02-02

"An' anyhow. women'll niyey vote.
said Mr.. Dooley. interrupting Mr.. Dona.
hue's discourse on Womanis Suffrage.
I'm tn first place, tn men won't lave
thin do IL. They have th' monopoly
now, an they're far from foolish enough
to let 90 iv amy iv it. Thin No woman
cares fr politics. Down in nsr heart
she hates an dsspises it, an wonders
what It's all about. An don't blams
her. Not till they start . political
column in Butthrick's PattheHns will 70
iver be able fr to musther coyp'ral'a
guard iv women at th' polls. b'lieve
if ye was to take th' sthrongest woman
suferejest In tn country an sarch her
ye'd find she didn't care whether Willum
J. O'Brien was alderman or congress
man. Th' on'y time tn likes iv thina
knows who's president 10 whin th' presi,
dent gets married. He has their devo-
ton in his wife's NAME"
"Well, dinnaw about that!' said Mr..
Donohue. 'Tis lookin' dangerous whin
Mrs. Donohue lbeeins to think iv yosin'.
In times past she never knew twas
iliction day till she saw th' pathrol
Wagons 60 by."-February Ladies' Home
Journal.