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Losses at t4iIlsboro.

Hilsboro. Texas, February 1s.-Fire Mt
the south yards last night destroyed the sta
tionafy engine room. the sand house and
the oil house. The loss "a about $1,000 The
fire was caused by torch falling in the
oil house.
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Bears the - The Kind You Have bIWaYS Bought
'''' "a &zNRzzzea(
al Braokenridoe

Breckenridge, Texas. February 1s.-Post.
master G. W. Gamers residence and con
tents were destroyed by IRE here last night
AZ II o'clock; loss about $500; insurance
SEQ.
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be sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup,
for children teethlng II soothes The child
softens the gums, alays all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diarrhoCa.
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Groves Black Root Liver Pills

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They acr on the liver
equal to calolnel and leave no bad utter
effects. No gripping, no sick stomach WIN
cure chronic constipation Price - cents.
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Kaufman Texas February 1s.-Mr. Jim
Laster OF Peede died OF pneumonia satur-
day night after few days Illness. He was
man about 80 years Of age, and leaves
Wife four childen and host OF friends
and relatives to mourn his loss.
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Texas Midland Annolntmcnt.

f. b, McBaye OF Terrell has been ap-
pointed general freight and passenger agent
Of the Texas Midland vice j. E. Leth re.
signed, effective March /.
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sullivan McGoyern fight. He will havoc
representative at he ring side and win
present the challenge, Corhett gives Ns
the winner.
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Farmer Files eankruptov petltion

san Antonio Texas, February 1s.-George
II. Harwell. farmer Of Kerr equity. dkd
a petition in bankruptcy today giving la
bi'itles at $14,5O0, no aNsets
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on1rANs ENTRIES.

.rs mlle-springer 110. Dramburg
sassesa S los =, M9 pagaa los ioB ho Radi
re n icS Crosby 100, Afra 9s, Fleet
m " ave- as.reor.olds. mile and seventy
salH, Hart 1O7. The Way lOl, Leroyd
|t, ~ 1atius 1O4, Blue Ridge 1903, King
~, Mps lanes Fitz 9S. Silver Chimes %,
49, Y ' Middle "a. Meme Wastcll o.,
|pilaa.ischsse. handicap, full coursc-Bris-
S ", Faleila 145, King Elkwood 1874,
y, oT Mr.. Rose 127.
|nely ~, Orleans CITY Railroad Company
~ ny vssr.oIds. $1,000 added. one salf
Fl mi Nixon 107, Maverick lo7, Compu-
|shIr FAM rv Rice 20. Modern "a.
l,Isan mile and one eighth-lntrusiVe
/: ll NynBccr 10, Silver Coin 90 Star
|siSn ", mile and three. slxteenthsB eana
VIVA Garter Ban 101. Campus 100. Joe
..s,1 loo. Little Tommy Tucker 81, Re
IN $ Papa Harry o., Pinar del Rio 80
|M,r.lre S.
1G.,r and fast.
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srNE HOUSTON BOWLING CLUB

trp.te for the Hrsch Medal-Won by
A. Lederberger.
lA Houston Bowling club held their
isal'r monthly bowling contest last night
a M Jules Hirsch gold medal. The con
" vas over the alley Of the Magnolia
wing club at the Jones place on the
" medal was won by Mr.. A. Lederberger
y score Of SO.
TIA kenrn 4.
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;aiNBLED AT THE START
/ Y. Threw His Rider, but the
- BOy Escaped Injury.
MY TWO WINNING FAvoRlTfS
y. Was Clear and Track Fast at
|fsf' ,n.l.ans---At Oakland the
r" Track Was Heavy.

-. February 1S.-Trcbor and
" vel r.re the only winning favorites.
y W .,anb,ed at the start in the third
sFt's NOV. Nov his rider. The boy escaped
'p' weather clear; track fast.
ISel .,.nrs-Belle Of Elgin, Bertha Nell,
contrary. Time l;l4A'
4 s,,sr. mlIc-Trebor' Tros' Poyntz' Time
sI,s, i. furlonss-sim W. weidemann'
N conrad. Time 1;l4h. 49,, 40
| s,,SIap, mile-Grantor' john! Nc
l,s,r Annoy. Time l'4L, -
eh ,,r,Iougs-sr Florian, Death, Ben
NM Time 1854.
NV Nv. 4, and a half furlongs-orla, Lady
~ ,ohn Crigsby. Time LIB.
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for the hearing Of the application for n
permanent Injunction las not yet been set
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he osly n
fire II ID
on the lfod
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Mr.. Iahfal
within n
was 10 u
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As ii sktj
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
Marion County
Property Sold

Walter Morley to VIM. ]. New
house, 10 acres Of land In the d. |. C. o.
Sanford Stephens, No. 81, t6s,r2 W.
W. d., $817.
E. @. Davidson and husband to e. NJ
Cooper. lot No. 2. block 10. in South
west addition TO Salem, W. d., $46O.
Benjamin f. and Susie 10. Carter tc
q. w. Sturgis, so acres OF land in sec
1s, tSs, re e., W. d., s40O.
Martin Cook and wife 10 L. f. Mar
RS. lots No. and 4 of block 2, High
land addition to Salem, W. d., $50.
Walter Price and wife to Edward
Price, lot No. 1. block 19. and lots T.
and 6. block IL. OF Pleasant Home ad-
dition to Salem. W. d.. 81.
Fred Bower and wife 10 Anton Glllis,
one-third acre OF land in 6s,r / W..
". d., 81.
G. A. Runels TO Walter Price, lot No.
OF block 1S, and lots 4. and 6. block
IA, Pleasant Home addition to Salem,
W. d.. 81.
l.. l.. and Nellie F. Bowen to C. A.
Runels. lot No. Of block 1S, and lots
4, 8 and 6. block IA. Pleasant Home ad.
dltion TO Salem. W. d.. 81.
Gus Hayden ct ux, 10 Frank Borgett,
acres In t7s.rs W. $95.
G.. NJ. Nodtvedt and wife to Gunder
NJ. opsund, acres In the d. |. c, OF
James Brown and wife, in t6s.r1 W.
81 200.
Il. L. Remington and wife to ]. G..
Reeves. lots ~ and 1S in d. l.. Reeves
addition 10 Woodburn. 81.
A. w. Cook and wife to Charles Car.
der and wife. 2h lots in block 25. in
the town OF scott's Mills. 5000.
This sale is made with the under.
standing that n any intoxicating
liquors are allowed TO be made and
sold on the premises. the representa-.
tiyes OF the Friends church In Oregon
may take charge OF the property with
all improvements.
Israel Snyder 10 Christian thinner.
man, 9-l60 acres In sec 13, 40, 1
W., S3i.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25

CASE
DECIDED
Judge Boise Renders Decision
in Shaw VS.. Ferris.


! Judge Boise today decided the case
OF Shaw VS.. Ferris, in favor of the
plaintiff.
/ In this case Ferris made a contract
with Shaw, under which he purchased
and took possession Of some land.
On it's face the contract is not as.
signable, and the same states that no
assignment shall be valid, unless en-.
dorsed on the contract. BY this agree.
ment neither party had a right to sell
his interests in the land in such way
as would prove to the detriment Of the
other. There was an encumbrance on
the land, and Ferris to make his pay.
ments until he could get a clear title
to the land. After Shaw had disposed
of his title to the land, an agreement
was made by the parties whereby
Shaw could transfer his interest TO the
party to whom he should deliver the
title. Shaw, by making this transfer,
placed himself in a position where he
could not give a deed to the land.
The question to be decided was as to
whether they could make such an
agreement. The testimony had no ten.
dency to contradict the written instru.
ment. The transfer was arranged so
that the title should come from anoth
er person than the one who gave the
contract. BY the agreement Ferris
was to pay Mrs. Shaw, to whom her
son assigned his interest for the land
instead of her son. Judge Boise held
that the form of the contract was
bar to the latter agreement. Ferris
claims that had II not been for the in.
cumbrance on the land he could have
paid for IL, but was not now able to do
so, on account OF having paid the mort.
gage. The court held that Ferris
should pay Mrs Shaw for the land, and
he was given sixty days in which to
make the payment. If this rule is not
complied with the land will be sold,
as in accordance with a foreclosure.
Hansen VS.. Brey.
A motion 10 strike out parts Of the
further ald separate answer in the
case of Hansen vs.. Brey was today
overruled by Judge Boise. The suit
was brought to enforce payment of
sum agreed upon in Q contract, in
which Hansen was to erect a building
for Brey, furnishing material therefor.
The complaint alleges that the con-
tract price was not paid. In the an
swer II is held that certain sums were
paid, and certain work performed. The
object Of the motion, Judge Boise held,
was to make w. d. Pugh a party to
the suit, as he was the contractor for
the erection Of the building, and Han.
sen only a sub-contractor The court
ruled that the m0tter or the sub-con.
tract should have been set out in the
original complaint.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
A card From Mr. Ryan.

Salem, Or, March 70, 1902.
Editor Journal. VIII you kindly al
low me space to answer an article that
appeared in this mornings Statesman
regarding a secret meeting being held
TO discuss the candidacy Of the Salem
Socialist for governor Some of these
so-called Socialist worshippers at OF
behind closed doors, were at the mass
convention where they had all the op
portunity and privilege to place any
man OF their choice at the head of the
ticket. but they had no one they could
get 10 take the place. |. with others,
Was nominated and declined. When
the second round for nominations start.
ed, and they positively refused to ac.
cept It, was again placed in nomina.
tion, when | then and there said to the
convention that had been an aggres.
sive worker In the organization of the
old Farmers Alliance, the PopulIst par.
ty. and had stood In this hall two years
ago and fought fusion, and the barter.
ing Of principles away for a mess Of
pottage or half loaf Of principles, and
by so doing had possibly made some
enemies, but II II was the desire OF
this convention that stand at the
head OF the ticket, would do so, and
It was put TO a vote Of this mass con.
vention, and there was not a single
vote or murmur against t. II went
through with a rush. Now. II any
body had any objections 20 make right
then and there was the time and place
to make II known. No man that lives
and stands up square in the fight. but
what will have some enemies, and as !
have heretofore. shall now stand firm
and fight for the principles of Social.
ism, the reduction OF large salaries and
OF taxes. and do everything possible
for the betterment OF mankind.
am, very respectfully.
Il. II. RYAN.
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q. Steiner has presented petition
in the case of TlImon Ford VS.. A. ~.
Gilbert ct al. The petition alleges that
in January, 1901, he executed to Gil
bert Bros, bankers, his promissory
note for SIS, due in six months. This
was done in order to procure credit at
said bank, and the uote was accepted
and the amount placed TO his credit.
Afterwards he gave as security on a
contract to the Board of Asylum Trus.
tees, check for s7s on Gilbert Bros
bank for the sum of SIS. This was
accepted and endorsed by the board.
On the failure of the bank, Mr.. Steiner
considering the collateral insufficient
asked and was granted the return of
the note. AS he received nothing In
return for the note, he asks that the
check be accepted as an Offset for the
note, and that the receiver be ordered
to return the note to him. Charles L.
McNary is petitioners attorney.
George Griswold, the recently ap-
pointed receiver Of Branch No. 1OS, La
Dor Exchange, has reported to the
court the amount of claims against the
Exchange, and asks an order to pay
them out of the funds now in his
hands, amounting to $76, received for
rents. The order was granted.
The court ordered that in the case of
John G. Wright against r. C. HALEY ct
ux the plaintiff elect between causes
of action.
DEGREES of mandate we're entered in
the cases of Fisher ct al. VS.. Tomlin-
son and the Northwestern Door Co. VS..
Tomlinson.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
Garden
Implements

We are selling quite lot OF these
now, Notwithstanding the bad weather
We have a good bargain in a couple OF
the Planet Junior seeders. almost new
and we carry other lines OF good makes
at popular prices. Also the 5.tooth
oultiyatots. with or without wheels and
levers. Call and see us. we viii do you
good.
Having a surprisingly good trade on
the Buffalo Pitts Spike Harrows now.
They have the continuous outside
frame that is 80 popular. not only for
strength and durability. but because
fence posts. trees or stumps have no
terrors for II. as there is nothing 10
catch. The relief spring, too. is a
wonderful saving on the horses and on
the harrow.
Cali and see them
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There will be meeting of the so
cIalist Club this evening at w. @. T. "
rooms. where II Is thought this mat
ter will come up. II II does. Mr., Ryan
will no doubt positively decline to pull
on. as his letter above would indicate.
A warm time may be the result OF this
session, which will be an open one,
aud not behind closed doors.
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A. M. clough, successor to D. e.
Hunsinger Funeral Director, 107 State
Street, Phone, Office, 1851; residence,
221, Salem, Oregon.
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Important
Probate Cases

Mrs. Emma Morgan, one of the heirs
Of the estate OF David Workman, de
ceased. has filed petition in the
county court Of Marion county, in
which she asks for an order requiring
Henry J. Workman to produce in the
county court on or before April 9TH,
the last will and testament OF the late
David Workman.
II appears from the petition that
David Workman died in this county
during August, 1897, and left certain
real estate In the county valued at
$4,000 Il also appears that he left a
will and nominated as his executor
Wilbur Workman, son, who is now a
resident Of Nye, Montana. For long
time II. J. Workman is said to have
had possession Of the will and refused
to give It up for probate. although re.
quested to do so by his mother and
other heirs OF the estate.
The petitioner states that Wilbur
Workman is not now a resident of
this state, and, therefore, cannot act az
executor, and asks that Arthur Work.
man, a son residing at Portland, be ap-
pointed administrators with the will an.
nexed.
County Judge John II. Scott made an
order directing citation to issue to
Henry j. Workman, requiring him to
produce the will in the county court on
or before April 7th.
oervals viii Probated.
The will of Theodore Gervais, de-
ceased, was filed and admitted to pro-
bate yesterday, by the terms of which
he bequeathed to HIS son, Theodore Ger
vais, the sum Of s., and to his daugh.
ter, Mrs. M. Franklin, the sum OF IS,
and the remainder Of his estate to the
Sisters Of the Holy Names OF Jesus and
Mary, of Salem, Oregon. The property
Is OF the probable value of $500, and
w. M. Kaiser is appointed as executor
OF the will. August Huckenstein, J. @.
FontaIne and r. X. Ford were ap.
pointed appraisers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
RYAN NOT
READY TO
WITHDRAW
R. R. RyanlwiIl. ..Remain1n the
Field for Governor

The statement that the Socialists Of
Salem desired their nominee for gov.
ernor, Mr.. r. r. Ryan, to withdraw
his name from the ticket came as a
great surprise to the person most In
terested. Mr.. Ryan was seen by a
Journal man today, and he so ex.
pressed himself. He is, he says, not
as yet ready to step aside, but will
soon put his position before the
public and the party. Many Social
lists have called on Mr. Ryan today and
urged him TO stand to his guns, be be
ing the unanimous nominee OF the re.
cent convention In Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
North Salem
demonstrates

Residents OF North Salem are cir,
cnlating a remonstranoe petitioning
the county court TO refuse to grant TO
Felix LaBranch liquor license for
the sale OF intoxicants in any quantity
at the old Hallway House" on North
Liberty street This property was re.
Gently purchased by MIR. LaBranch,
who expects TO open a saloon in the
building lie has an application for a
liquor license ON ale with the county
court The matter will be disposed OF
at the April term.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
PERSONALS.

John W. Mckinney and family. OF
Turner are In the city. having attend
ed the Ackerman.Burton wedding.
r. p. Hurst, of Aurora, was In the
city today. en- route home from the 81
uslaw country. where he has been pur
chasing timber land.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
License to Marry.

A marriage license has been granted
to @. w. Knight and Miss Minnie Whit
ney; H. A. Hinkle, witness These are
Sllverton parties.
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MARRIED.

Miss Eva Pearl Nichols to Leroy Will
son, both of Marion county. Married
Sunday afternoon, March 23d, at the
home of the brides parents, Fruit
land, Rev. II. A. Ketchum officiating.
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sett iiber so xahrcn

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thing @.Sprup BON WiuiDneu BON
Miittern beim 8abnen Der &inber
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burb bas S1reien zines &inbes ges
ftDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit unb Dor
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WinslDms SOOTHING Snrup" bolen.
Sein @ertb lit unbesablbar. gs
mirb benz fleinen 2eioenoen Iofort
2~inberune perlbaffen. 8erlaBt eub
barauf, Wiitter, es 1T fein 3meifel
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baben. BreiS % Gents per Slaibe.
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@erriethem ihr @eheimuii,.

Sang 2aoieoiae, &p., mar eifrie
bemiibt, Die urfabe Der auffaaeno
lhnea oor Iib seeangenen 8enerune
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fleinen @nfelin einen beftieen Infau
pon Stifz6 uiten." IS BELT politio
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bitis uno ale Sals= uno 2uneen=
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per Slaibe. BrDbe=S laihen fret bel
S. Galteper & 5obn. @ep. S. s.
Shmitt, @igeutbiimer, uno SO.
9reiB, Die es garantiren uoar bas
@elo 5uriferitatten.
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NHerlet.

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umfaua gu. Son &enoaa Gountp
aus bringt man bon republifanilber
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Die eleftriihen acknowledgements
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81 u n b.

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Nl5 &Dnig Oscar oDn Shmeoen aui
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meloet, Oeutl6lano babe ith bereit
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batterie aus Shanghai aurnd=
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fir Die @ntlbeioung Der beutihen
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@D. in England in 2onopn. abae=
iblDien pDrben lit. 9as &apital
oeS 1euen Sbnoifats belduft 1ib aui
So, 500, 900.
Sn Srieoribsbure itarb i'm
Nlter BON 76 Sabren 6err gbriItian
Stub, elm Teteran bes merifaniiben
&rie9es.
Sn @eorgetopn muroe Der
Sarbige Sobn Maniom tpeeen @r=
moroung leines Sbmiegeruaters gum
9ooe Derurtbeilt.
Sn 6oulton begina @iaiam
0ohmann BON S90nau, NuItin
Gountp, Selbitmoro burh gridie=
Ben.
Die in Sort @ortb abaebal=
tene, nbrigens nur iebr ipdrlib be-
lbifte, Transformation Der Boz
puliiten bat ben 8elHluB gefaBt, elm
eigenes 9idet fir ale Staatsdmter
aufauiteuen. Ils@ouoerneurss9 an.
oioat miro mabriheinli1 S. s..
Wtaaot BON Sobniun County aufee-
felt tperoen.
Sn @opopille in Noros 3eras,
an Der 5riscozB abn, lit man beim
8runnenbDbren in Der 9iefe ppn
240 SUB auf Del eeitoBen. @rpBe
Nufreaung berriht in Der ear8er
umgegeno iber oieien Suno.
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BON 8telen, tpelbe an elmer nit ben Def
tighten S9mer5en nerbunbenen &ranfbeit,
nd1nltb an SamDrrbpioen leiben, 81 oft
bergeien. &nftott unter Dem Nntrieb
Ser qudlenben 8ein planlos BON etnem
A%uafialber gum anbern 81 l%aufen, ionte
ma iib erft rubis bariiber flar tuerben,
baB nur eine ein5iee Mr5nei, Or. 5ils.
peri4affen tam. Snnptome pertreiben,
mas i'm befteu Safe bic Guadialber nit
ibrem CARROLL nur fertis %brinsen, beiBt
nibt 8ranfbeiten beilen, mas BET 6amDrr-
boiben InafeIis anein permae. ErDben
fret berionbt BON P. Neustaedter &C.,,
Box 1916, New York.