The Oregon weekly statesman., January 08, 1886, Page 2, Image 2

THE 0REaO2Sr STATESMAN: FRIDAY JANUARY'S. 1886.
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for the Stathsmak.
7nlr one minute more, old year,
Then vou tro to roturn no more,
To the land of tho "dead past" drear;
With the years that have gone oeiore;
But e'er thou dost leave for that shore.
Time hurries thee on so fast, ?
Mease leave ua thy book to read o'er
Time's up and the old year is past.
. And now if we choose we can look
At, and then, we can weigh, and com
pare, Whatever we find in this book,
As both good and evil are there.
What a long list of smiles, then of tears,
Then of joys, and sorrows, and mirth ;
Of births, and weddingB, and biers,
Both the bitter and sweet of earth.
"Very much more sin, some will say,
More sorrow than ever before,
Ah, well! let that be as it may,
Then the good is certainly more.
For evil will mar and destroy ;
But, Thoenix-like, out of all woe
And of "mourning" comes "oil of joy,"
And beauty from ashes will grow.
And now. more than ever before,
"Well done," we can chant o'er thy
; bior
Tia enoiiL'h : no one could do more.
Farewell ! Now we greet the Tiew year 1
ItltCT A. ADAMS.
Salkm, Dec. SI, 1885.
HEtt BOOT.
Your dainty boot, of finest kid
Just peeping forth half lost, amid
Her rustling skirts of silken sheen,
That settle round and intervene,
like eurtains round some shrine forbid.
I watch your head's high pyramid,
Creep out from its light fringed lid ;
And wonder if she knows I've seen
You, dainty boot.
Ah yes! I think she knows I did
And that is why she slyly slid
You, from beneath yoursilken screen
She knows .you're lovely, sweet,
ween : - -
But no! she frowns! and now you're
. hid,
. You dainty boot.
Hal's Baby..
It was a bleak December night, and
the wind blew a gale. Hal and I boarded
the limited express for New York at Chi
- -Mgo, and were enjoying a cigar in the
smoker. He had fallen asleep, and I was
busily absorbed in my own reflections,
I glanced casually and with little interest
at the scenes through which I was being
rapidly whirled. It was only when twi
light shut out visible objects and the
lowering clouds overhead grew black,
that 1 awakened to the consciousness
that it was night, and that Hal had been
sleeping an hour.
Come, old fellow, I said, shaking him,
wake up.
; Hello! he said, rousing himself and
looking a little stupid.
Nice sociable chap for a companion, I
must say.
How long have I been asleep? sitting
upright and looking around him.
About an hour, I should judge.
Well, between you and me, Will.
seeded it. I didn't go to beTat all, last
night ; so much to be done, all at the last
moment.
That's a fine excuse for you to give,
said, dryly. Hal laughed. He was the
best-natured fellow in the world. A big.
strapping fellow, standing six feet high
with merry, blue eyes, clear-cut features
and fair almost to womanliness. He was
a great swell, too, and a universal favor
ite.
.""Abominable night, he muttered, a little
irritably for him, and confoundedly cold,
too. I had just about half enough sleep,
Will, and if you don't mind I'll get to
bed.
That suits me, I replied. I am with
you.
We crossed the. platform and stepped
into the other car. A gust of wind and
snow whizzed past as we opened the
door, which called forth another grum
bling imprecation from Hal, relative to
the weather. Decidedly he was sleepy.
There were not many passengers on
board, and these the invariable travelers
one is sure to encounter. First came a
garrulous old gentleman, very thin, with
white hair, who occupied four seats, and
-Assayed to read by the uncertain light of
the railway lamp, which was of no more
use than those lamps usually are, and
quite as ornamental. Then came the
commercial traveler, who was distiosed to
take things as he found them, and wore
an expression rather bland than other
wise. A portly old lady with a bird cage anil
several bandboxes, next attracted my at
tention. A Bpinster wlio eat upright in
a most rigid position, and an umpired
miss of seventeen or tuereaooutu, travel
ing under the care of the conductor,.to
gether with a short, stout, thick-set man
of uncertain age and occupation mad?; np
the list of passengers. No, there wm
another; I had quite overlooked him. He
came on the train while we were in the
smoker a tall, dark man of about forty
-years, with a pale, haggard face and hol
low, sunken eyes. His berth had been
made np and he was seated on one side
of it, his head, resting on his hand, when
Hal and I entered the car. A shrill lit
tle voice which echoed through the silent
car, caused every one to turn round in
the direction from whence it came.
- By all that's unlucky, groaned Hal, a
Jwtbyl
Wot a doubt of it, I agreed.
, And good lungs it has, too, he went
on, peevishly. I wish it would Vie quiet.
; But the baby hasn't the slightest notion
f this. To sjieak the truth, it had not
TJegttWaaatfLyJhe shrill cry continued
growing loftier"; the passengers com
menced staring -hard at the berth and
baider at one another. The garrulous
old gentleman laid aside his magazine
ana remarceu, sarcastically , lius ib
feasant. ,
he portly lady opened her waferv
ide as she could and. exclaimed :
air" -of virtuous
1 dare sav
he congratulated herself upon her lucky
(scape. The commercial traveler look
ed wicked. Hal, I am sorry to say,
swore, and tumbled into bed in no envi
able frame of mind.
Presently every one sought his or her
resting place, the lamps were lowered,
and the porter made himself as comfort
able afl the rules of the company would
permit, tint ttirougti it all that .baby
cried. The storm raging without was
mild in comparison with the storm rag
ing within.
By Jove! exclaimed Hal, bed is a
mockery. UI all the nuisances I ever
came in contact with, this tabes the
palm. What do the parents mean by
letting it scream like that? Why don't
they attend properly to their business?
At this he opened the curtains, looked
out, and calling to me, said :
Will, the father has it, and he b holding
it upside down.
the tall, dark man was striding up and
down, carrying, and most clumsily at
that, thelelnld, who appeared to be about
two years old, and who beat him with her
little fists and struggled to get on the
Boor, all the while crying MBtily.
The dark gentleman was perfectly un
moved ; he paced the car in a mechanical
way, paying not the slightest heed either
to the baby or the many uncharitable re
marks he could not fail to overhear.
An hour passed, and still the night was
made hideous by those piercing screams.
Thunderation ! roared Hal, will the lit
tle beggar never have done? Seemingly
not, for at that very moment she burst
into fresh and more vigorous cries.
Pitch her out of the window, suggested
a stout gentleman. ,,
Do something, murmured the commer
cial traveler.
Let her cry ; it's likely, to kill her5, put
in tne spinster, complacently. -
Tft t Via noma f Kaanan Avnlntninrl XTkl
springing out of bed in desperation and
intercepting the durk gentleman in his
march, why don't you give that child .to
ner mother r That is what she wants.
Give her to her mother, and be done with
it. ... ' -.
Sir, said the dark man, stopping and
speaking deliberately, and you all. ladies
and gentlemen, turning and addressing
the headB bobbing from behind the cur
tains, I beg to apologiie for the disturb
ance my little one has caused, and the
great annoyance you have been forced to
endure. Believe me, I would have done
flnvthinff in m v nnwpr in rrwit if Yam
to Hal, suggested I should give jier to her
l u: i ii E. i- . .1 - t
uiuiircr. nir, uer uiuiuer is in zbb iti
car in her cottiin. I must do Jhe be:
can. ,--
No one spoke a word and every head
disappeared in his or her curtain in a
trice. Hal stood dumbfounded tor a mo
ment, and then,) drawing himself up and
speaking manfully, said :
I humbly beg your pardon. I ought to
be ashamed of myself, and so I am. Go
to bed and give this young lady to me.
But do you think you could
I think so if I tried.
Thank you. A little rest will be a
great boon.
Come here, Miss, said Hal, holding out
his arms. Come along, or I'll take you
anyhow.
To his utter amazement, the tiny hands
were immediately outstretched to him,
and with a little sigh the baby nestled
against his shoulder.
By all that's mysterious, Will, look at
this.
Miss Baby's arms were tight around
his neck ; Miss Baby's cheek was pressed
against his own. I saw Hal start, and
then he clasped the little creature closer
and kissed her dimple hands and face,
and held her tenderly in his great, strong
arms.
Will, (nome and see her, be called;
she's prettier than anv nirtnrn.
And then I crept out and stole a look at
the fairy, there she lay asleep in all her
baby beauty, with a faint smile curving
her rosy lips, and her golden hair falling
in tangled curls over her little flushed
forehead.
She is pretty, I admitted.
Pretty! echoed Hal. Well, I should
think so. Will, you may not believe it,
nut I'd give a good round sum if she be
longed to me ; I would; upon my word.
Ana when he looked up, there was
such earnestness in his face that I knew
he meant it.
tie held her so all nuilit. scarcely
breathing lest he should disturb her, and
when he parted with her in the morning
there was a tear glistening on Baby's
white hand, and I knew it was on the
one Hal had kissed last before giving it
DacKto ncr tatner. ivviiiiani Spencer, in
rutsDurg rress.
ANOTHER SEARCH PARTY.
It seems now that the ship Amethyst,
which went off on a still hunt for the
north pole, is lost, strayed or stolen, to
gether with her crew, and TJnele Samuel
will have to equip another search party to
eij.uure iiie nrcuc regions, anu try to
bring the loss Amethyst back to civiliza
tion. This thing is getting disgusting to
the practical American nature. If there
was any reason to support the belief that
the norm pole region is temperate and
productive, it might be worth looking for
but as there is not, its discovery isn't
worth as much to the world or civiliza
tion as one buroan life out of the host
that have been lost in its fruitless search
i. SMALL D0HE8 CUBE. :
Durins the past fifty vears the nronrie-
tors of Branureth's Pills have received
thousands of voluntary testimonials of
Jhe wonderful cures effected by these
pills. They not only cure rheumatism
dyspepsia, piles, diarrhoea. ' livei com-
putiriraiid.all fevers, but greatly prolong
the human life. One or two a night, on
un empty stomach, lor a week or two
stuTicient. lw.
VTo the Ladies. Mrs. N. E. Smith has
jut received a new stock of millinery
gools, and is now in a position to suit all
the nadies in point of quality or price.
She hie no rents to pay, and gives her
customer the benefit of this advantage
in prii.-e? Her place of business is in East
Salem, on vlanon street, between Winter
and bummeit. --, tf,
KEY
OTE TO HEALTH.
Health U Wea.li:
Wealth means indeoen-lenoe.
The kennU) Is l
nko's Cough and Lunif Myr-
up, toe beituoua
m ine world, cures coutfoi
colds, pains in -tie
brouchltls and primary con
ratinth.n. Ine i'
M rflief in every case. Take
no ot her. ric 0O :l
rd tl. Sample free. IJold
hy Geo. V.. Go ai.
COMBINATIONS'.
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Truedelk-Sfiy of Havor lwith true eflieacv
of
antiiri has !eeti attained In the famous Califor
nia liould fnvt rcii.i1-.-f Hyrup of Fitrs. It:
pleasan"j anil ' uefital effects have ren
derc'; i tmmii.f:i .' opultt. l or sale by Geo.
t. iji.iin. osinui, i .egon
Ms rup
eb&ii,
eeerviv
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THE RAH EST lil-l
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TOncfe OF TIIE TIMES.
Swear off.
Titrn over t new leaf.
A Happy New -Year to all !
An eastern paper says that all the fun
ny newspaper men are gravo and sad.
So are their readers. 1
Loo an is the central figure in the TJ. S.
Senate, and in all probability will be a
candidate for the Presidency in 1888.
The year of 1886 is uiion us, and now
let us all go right in anil pursue the even
enor ot our ways until the 4th ot July.
Tiik first effect of the parliamentary
election in Ireland 'is to entirely suspend
emigration from that country. The jieo-
ple are in such high hope of prosperity at
home that they will not seek it abroad.
Our late minister to Italy, Mr. Astor,
has written a novel. He has been hereto
fore known as a millionaire only, and
takes great risk iu offering himself to
literary dissection. But after all it is
only an .
We join our condolence to the chorus
of good words given by the whole of the
New York city press upon the death of
Pat. Burns, "an honest ward politician."
Pat. was lonesome in this world, but has
gone to good company in the next.
The Prince of Wales has done a good
thing, if he is a prince. He has handed
over a male and a female blackmailer to
punishment. If all men who are select
ed as the victims of these leeches would
do the same, that way of getting a living
would decline in popularity
Pabnell must have some very unmis
takable assurances from Gladstone or he
would not be so confident that the Liber
als will grant home rule. The Irish
leader is neither enthusiastic nor impul
sive, and he has shown himself a very
good political propliet belore this.
'Tub third and fourth class postmasters
are to meet in convention at Chicago, and
devise plans for improving their estate.
Araang the things which they yearn for,
are free offices, light and fuel. Judging
by Vilas' method they will have to put
heavy pressure on him to extract any
favors.
-Eabl Kobehkkht says it seems impos
sible that there Bhould ever be war be
tween-England and the United States
nt you are, Kosy ; but it is the unex-
i which happens, and any time
.Vants a brush, Jonathan will be
founUTUi business at the old stand.
TiiEVbad laneuaire of the English cam
paignctntinuebto echo, and bad blood
still redfiens John Bull's eye. The liber
al presB Cannot too sufliciently satisfy its
spleen by abusing the peers, publicans,
primrose's and petticoats, who and which
helped the lory fight
Mixtktbr Cox has begun negotiations
with theTorte for a naturalization treaty.
i m. . i ,j .,. c. ......
oeiween auikcj hj wit: Linieu cuui-b,
by which , the citizeus, of each country
will have equaViiglrts in both. Is it pos
sible that the Ttirks have any rights,
which our Minister-hankers alter? bun-
set surely can't iutvtrlua eye on a harem !
We salute we -Philadelphia Times.
We raise our , hat to it for saying,: Tho
most pressing need of thts country is not
natural gas. unman, or otherwise, it is a
dozen men in every-conimumtv with the
ability to conceive and the hardihood to
execute. These,. with a little general en
couragement thrown in, will keep cities
from becoming villages and .make cities
out of towns. P , s
Kino KalawaI'a wants to quit the bus
iness, King Milan is about to abdicate,
King Theebaw has been run in by the
Lnglish. and King Alfonso has lust died
of a scrofulous disease. People who
think that being a king and wearing
nine-pound crown all day is a constant
picnic may change their minds and con
clude to remain common, every day cit
izens, after reading this item.
London is afflicted by the presence of
thieves, who say they have been sent by
the health authorities to disinfect the
house. They produce a charcoal furnace
and soon fill the premises with so foul a
smoke that the people, servants and all
get out. The tlueves follow alter, taking
all the valuables they can lay hands on
II ow like some politicians
I ax a thief, scoundrel, knave and
liar," is what Mr. Cheek wrote at the top
of the first page ol his memorandum book
and then he took the train from Ulinton
Mo., for Canada. He had done a job lot
of forgery and' stealing, justifying the
frankness in which he dealt with himself.
and furnishing credentials admitting him
to the American colony m Montreal.
One of the victims of the umbrella bor
rower has sought satisfaction in the courts,
He avers that the loss of tits umbrella en
tailed a loss of $50, probably through the
soaking which he received in the recent
rams, and he brings suit for loy.ol), the
amount of damage plus the value of his
silk umbrella. Ihe case will be watched
with painful solicitude by the many peo
ple who tiave appropriated umbrellas.
Lily Dkvebeux Blake is savage be-
eause the President made no mention of
woman suffrage in his message. She
proposes to make it worth his while to be
more respectful to a great issue in future
She will find allies in the friends of the
late Billy Patterson, who find in the mes
sage no mention ot who struck him.
F. Alta. This is rough on woman suf
frage, and the attention of the Portland
New Northwest is respectfully called to
the article.
Geo. Andrews, overseer of the Lowell
Carpet corporation, was, for over twenty
years, hefore his removal to Lowell, af
flicted with salt rheum in its worst form
Its ulcerations covered more than half
the surface of his body and limbs.
was entirely cured by Ayer's Karsapa-
nlla. lw,
The untidy appearance of a grizzly
beard should never be allowed. Hacking
ham's uye for whiskers will change the
color to a brown or black, at discretion
and thus keep up your reputation of
neatness and good looks. lw.
Tr. Kelloeir's Worm Tea Is entirely Ireefrom
all Mercurial properties, can be given to the
weakest constitution without danKer, Is palata
ble and easily administered to children, is mild
in operation, and never fails to effect a cure.
Price ' cents. Hold by Geo. E. Good.
In fuses of excessive mental labor there
is nothing so (rood to take as lr. I lenley's
Celery, lieei and Iron. I in
SKIN, SCALP, BLOOD
Cleansed, Purified and Beautified
by the Outloura Rented lee.
TTIOR CLEANSING THE SKIN AND SCALP
1.' of dlafleiirtiiK huuinra, tor nllnylng ltnmnR,
burn I list auu lnllnmiuHtion, for ouriofi tlieflrnt
symptoms ot oom, psortmln, milk nrmtt.aould
hoad, scrofula, aud other Inherited aklu Bull
liltHid dtawMOH, (iutlmira, the grant kla onre,
ami (Iutlmira Houn, hu exqiiUlte kln beanUrler
externally, ami Ciitloura Keaolvont, the new
blood purifier, Internally, are Infallible,
Nautrht but Good.
We have been nulliiiar vnurCntlonra Remedies
for the paat three or four yeara, and have never
heard aiiKlit but Kod words in their fa
vor. Tour CutlouraSoap la decidedly the bent
aelllng medical aoap we handle, and la highly
priaea here lor dooming ana aoflenlug elleot
upou me BKin.
j. iir i )K wheat, jr., uriiggiat,
Wlnoheater, Virginia.
The I-argeat SmIii.
Our sale of Cutlmira Kemediea are aa lane. If
not larger, than any medioine we sell; and we
assure you mat we never nave nail a aingiu in
stance In which the purchaser was dlsaatutled.
ah to your soap, weoau son uu otftor, everybody
wants vutteura.
MILLER d: CHAPMAN, Druggists
Louisiana, Mo.
Salt Kheuni Cared.
Two of the worst cases of Salt Hkeum I ever
saw were mired by your Cutlaura Hemerilea,
and their sales exceed those of all other llko
remedies. I sell very little of any other medt
eiual aoap thaa Cntura.
ukukwu a. Ari vuonr, Druggist.
newanee, iiuuois.
Ilorbvr'a I toll Cared.
I have been selling vnur flutlcara Remedies
for the last six years, and I find that they give
universal satisfaction. They eared i of a ae
vere case of Barber's Itch when other remedies
failed. W. C. ANDKKWi. liriuiist.
Cortland, Ohio.
Doctors Preacirlbe Them.
The Cutloiira Remidlea are exoollont
remo-
ales for all skin diseases.
J. C. WILSON, M.D., Harvell.IH.
Cutieum Kemadiea
Are sold everywhere. Price: Cutlenra. ftOc.:
Resolvent. $1; Soap, 4ic. Potter Drug and Client
ioal Co., Co.
Sond for how to cure Skin Discuses.
fl TJTTTQPImplea, skin blemishes and ba
iTlLUllk? by humors cured by Cutlcara
Soap.
CAT A.-IR Hi EL
THE great balsamic dia
tillation of wltch-ha-sel,
American pine, Cana
da fir, marigold, clover
blossoms, etc., called San
ford a Knlcal (Jure, for the
immediate relief and per
manentenreof every form
of Catarrh, from a simple
cold In the head to loss of
smell, taste and hearinir.
cough and catarrh, consumption. Complete
treatment, consisting of one bnttleKadioal cure,
one box Catarrh Solvent and one Improved In
haler, in one pachage, may now be had of all
drugglsta for II. Ask for Banford's Cure.
Ceniplctc Treatment With Inhaler, $!.
The onlv absolute specific we know of Med.
Times. The best we have found in a ltfetimo
of suffering. Rev. Dr. Wiggin, Boston. After
a long straggle with catarrh the Kadioal cure
has eonquorou. Rev.S. W. Monroe, lwlshurgn
Pa. I have uot found a case that It did not re
lieve at oace. Andrew Lee, Manchester, Mass.
I MUST OIYE CP. I cannot bear this
pain, I ache all over, and nothing I
try does me any goooa. lines none,
urtlne pains, soreness, luniess, hack
ing cough, pleurisy and client pains
cure bv that new, orignlnal and ele
gant autidrte to pain and Inflammation the Cu
tlcura anti-pain Plaster. Especially adapted to
ladles oy reason of its delicate odor and gentle
medicinal action. At druggists, !tio.:rlve fur tl.
Mailed free by Potter Drug & Chemical Co.,
Boston.
EXECUTORS' iSOTiCK.
VOTICE IS nEUF.BY GIVEN TnAT THE L'N-
dersigned luve been duly appointed by
the county court ot Marion county, Oregon, ex
ecutors of the estate and last will and testament
of Alfred llovcmlen, lato of said county, de
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them duly provided with
proper voucners to ine uuuersigueu ai me laie
residence of the deceased near Hubbard in
said Marion county within six months from the
date of this notice, for allowance or rejection.
and all persons indented to said estate are Here
by notified to settle the same immediately.
iMtea tins uecemoer enn, iw.
SARAH A. HOVENDEN.
OKORGK B. liOVENDEN,
Executors of the estate of Alfred llovenden.
deceased. 1-1-ot
NOTICE Of I INAL SETTLEMENT.
"VOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT
i may concern that the undersigned admin
istrators ol the estate of Wesley Howell de
ceased have Hied their final account as admin
istrators of said estate and that the county Judge
oi Marion County, Oregon, nas nxeu February
2nd, imi, at the hour of one o'clock p. rn. of
said day at the county court house of said coun
ty ana state as tne time ana piece ior tue Hear
ing of any and all objections to said dual ac
count and the settlement thereof.
Salem, Oregon, DecerniierTSrth, lsxo.
JOSHUA HOWELL.
MARGARET HOWELL,
Adm s of aald estate.
NOTICE.
VOTICE 18 HERBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
i dersicned has been aDPOliited by the coun-
tv court of Marion county, Oregon, executor of
the will and estate of Joseph Ulodeck, late of
Marlon county, Oregon, deceased. All persona
having claims against said estate will present
the same to the undersigned fur allowance or
rejection within aix mouths, at his residence
about five miles north-east of Salem, in said
county. Said estate la supiosea to ie solvent.
IMtea tnuwjtn auy oi itecemoer,
R. L. HWARTB.
l-l-5t Executor,
i i Silverware, W
W W Jewelry, i i n
-AT-
PORTLAND PRICES
Which when compared
QUALITY CONSIDERED
Will be found to bcthebest value for the money
to be found in the city.
WE DO NOT OFFER Oil!
Goods in competition with auy second and
third clais goods which may bo found else
where. Call and see them. Notice the window
tonight.
f. i. Mcdowell
commercial Ht
- - - Snlcm, Oregon
SUMMONS. .
In the olroolt eourt cf Oregou (or Marlon ooun
Jnmes Shirley, Pin",
vs.
K. J. Paw no and Jennie
E. Dawne, Polls.
To G. J. Dawne and Jennie E. Dawne, defen
dants.
IN THE NAME OF THE RTATKOF OREGON,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint nieu against you la tne
above entitled action on or before tne first day
of the next term of the circuit court for Marlon
oouuty, Oregon, via i the sth day of February,
PWtl; and If you fall aoto answer, for want there
of tho plain tiff will tko judgement against you
for the sum of MX) with Interest thereon at the
rate of ID par cent per annum from June 11th,
l."K), and for $100 attorney's foe and for ousts
and disbursements. Hervloe of this summons
Is made by publication by an order made by H.
P. llolso, Judge of the circuit court of Oregon
for Marlon county, hearing date Hoeemhor 17th,
1KX5. 8FKIGG3 Sl RICH AKDHON,
l'i-25-7t Attyafor riff.
SUMMONS.
In thoolrcult court of Oregon for Marlon coun-
Thomas Burroughs, Pin".)
vs J
E.J. Dawne, Deft. )
To E. J. Dawne, defendant.
IN THE NAME OF TIIE STATE OF OHRCION.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the eomplalut f. sd against you In the
ahove-ontuied action on or lie lure tne nrst day
of the next term of the oil u it court of Oregou
for Marlon county. vli:tUc Ttu nay ol Fouruary,
INHil, and If you (all so toatmwer, for want there
of, tho plaintiff will take Jiidgiosnt against you
for the BUtu of two humlrod dollars with Inter
est thereou at the rate ol ten per cent, per an
num from May I'iUi, IBM, until paid, and for
fifty dollars Jittnruoy's fees, and for all costa
ana nisimrseimtuts oi inis action, oervice "i
this summons Is made by publication by an or
der made by K. P. Hoiso, judge of the circuit
eourt of Oregon for Marlon couuty, bearing
date December 'Jist, iwv.
BIRIUU8 & RICHARDSON.
l2-IB-7t Attys for PUT.
SUMMONS.
In Justice's court for East Salem Preolnct, Mar
ion couuiy, uregon.
W. F. Lomnn, PUT.,
v.
E. J. Dawne, Deft.
ToE. J. Dawne, defendant:
I
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OFOREOON.
you are hereby required to appear before
the undersigned, a justice oi me puace ior tne
above named nreclnnt un HaturuaY. the HOth
day of January, Ihhk, at nine o'clock in the fore
noon of said dur. at the olllco of said justice in
said precinct and nuxwur tho complaint of
plaintiff nleu in the aoove cntitieu action, ana
f vou fall to answer sniii complaint as heruor
required, the pluimltr will take Judgment
against you for the sum of M.nu and the costs
and disbursements of tills aution, and for the
sale of nronertv attached horuln.
This summons is published by an order of
said justice bearing mite neuomner win, imu
DIKlllfU J. V I'IMllllU
121S-7t Justice of the Peace.
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of Oregon for Marion Coun
ty-
J. U. Forrejt, PUT., i
vs.
B. T. Jeffreys. Deft.
To S. T. JefTrovs. defendant.
l N Tl riAMfc ui int. siiin or our.
I Dim vnn arc herohv reitiiircd toaonear and
answer the camplatut filed against yuu in the
liove entitled action on or neiore me nrsiuiiy
f the next term of the circuit
court for Marlon county, Oregon, vis: The 8th
davof Kubruarv. IKHi-and If vou (ail so to an
swer. for want thereof the plaintiff will take
liiilL'ment asainst vou fur the sum of si.i.ou with
interest thereon at the rate of P j per cent, per
month (rum Bentemher 1st. IHXI and for t'S.OO
attorney lec anu lor cost anu aiatiuraeniems.
Service of this summons Is niadu by publica
tion by an order ol Huuees Smith, Judge of the
circuit court of Oregon (or Multnomah county
l.n.l.. iluln tl.A I Ith ilotr i-tl Knvnti, l.nr IKS,
acting in the absence ;nf ft. P. Bube of Marion
county. BPKI0UB 4 RICHARDSON
11-a) 7t Aitys. tor rin.
SUMMONS.
n justices court for Btibllmlty Precinct, in Mnr
ton couuiy, Biie m oregou.
Riimiiol Lake Pin", i
vs. Civil action to recover
E. J. Dawne, Deft, ) money.
ToE. J Dawne. above named defendant:
N THE NAME OF THE BTATE OF OREGON
vim urn hereby .rcnuiieil to aiiriear before
the undursigiied B justlee of the pence for the
precinct above named on Saturday, the 9tb day
of January, ISMS, at one o'clock in the after
noon of said day at the office of said justice in
said precinct to answei the complaint of plain
tiff filed iu the alKve entitled action and ynu
will take notice that if vim fail to answer said
complaint as hereby required tho plaintiff will
take Judgment against ynu for the sum of one
hunurcu auu iiineiy oouars .auu wrwive cents
f.ir the amti and disbursements of this action
ml (or sale of nronertv attached heroin. This
summons is published by order of said justices
court ot uutc nuveinucr sm, iw.
M. W. 11 I'M,
Justice of the Peace.
BKMOVAkV
1 W. JEFFREY. VETKINAKY BURGEON, ha
Jt removed his olliee to the brick stable, Mlu
to Bros, proprietors, whore he will lie pleased to
see all who are In need of his services. The
very best of accommodations tor boarding pa
tients, i'aticius ooarueu ior si.u pur uay, iu
eluding medioine.
JFOU SALE.
1 FARM ON HOWEEL PRAIRIE CONTAIN
J ing 160 acres: !Kft acres of which la under
the plough, the balance iu timber, together
with a dwelling, smoke and milk house, a new
temporary barn and running water Ihe year
rouuu. Apply to james r. r.uu on me premises.
U-ZTHit
Wm. N. Ladue,
Dr. J.
Reynolds,
Vice Pres.
John Mnir.
Cashier,
Pres.
8ALEM.
OREGON
-Trausscts a
GENERAL BANKING
- -BUSINESS-
Solicits Deposits subject to check or on spec
fnl eiirtirt eaten.
Kxvliuiiiro on Portland, Sun Francisco, New
York, London and Hong Kong bought and sold.
State, rniintv and cltv warrants boirght. Spec
ial inducements extcnueu to patrons oi we
bank.
KurmnrH ore cordiallv invited to deposit and
transact business with us. Liberal advances
made on wheat, wool, hops and other property
at the legal rate of interest and po commission
charged. Insurance on such security can bo
obtained at the bank in most reliable com pan
ll.H.
Special deposits of pRtier or valuables will be
received and cared for In the vault of the bank
without charge.
MortTHre Loans. Arrangements have been
nerfectcil for niaklnir loans on real estate secur
ity, and loans may be obtained in amounts and
mes lO SUU applicants. llliunuaiiuu nil
blank application ,for mortgage loans may
liau at tne nans.
s'iO-dlw-wt
FRUIT AND OHNAMENTA
MAGNOLIAS,
Palmes, Roses
CLEMATIS, HTC.
10 MEDALS and 3'J l'JtEMlt!Mi
Awnrded
At the World's exposition In new Orleans.
New desoriptivo catalogues, containing many
new and rare varieties, will be sent:
No. 1. Fruits, Grapevines, Olives, 4 cents.
No. II. Ornamental trees, evergreens, plants.-te.
No. III. New Roses and clematis, Grn'b.
,IOMN ROCK,
1211 Sun Jose, Col.
TO LOAN.
(SJOOO OX GOOD FARM SECURITY OF MAIf
J5 ion county, not less than '.0ou In one piece.
Cull at the Thompson house, Snleni.
M-lm HENRY OLSCHLAGEK.
mrn
mm
NOTTC
OTfCK
under urns
ofK. N. Gilllnc
virtue of all order and linen,.
entered by the counv eourt of the H.
gnn for Marlon county on tho 7th dav of i-
uuiuunr, in,, win sou at me oours nouse floor
tu H;tlem, Marlon oounty, Oregon at il o'clock
p. m. on the Kith day of January, 1MH, all the
right, title and interest of said minors in and to
tho following deserlhed premises, to-wlt: The
south one-half (() of the north-east quarter )
kuu buu iiuriii-wosi yl ot too nortn-east Va oi
section twenty-one (Jl), In township elglit(H)
south range three (II) west and containing one
uiiuureu auu twenty (rzo) acres ol laud more
r less and situate In tho conutv of Marlon and
Btalo of Oregon.
The widow will oult claim her dowor In the
premises to tho purchaser of said tract, thereby
conveying the full title. Terms of sale to said
lanu, one-half cash in hand, balance one and
two years credit at 10 per cent, with a linn on
the plaeo. KI'OKNIA OILLINOHAM,
Guardian hf the minor heirs of K. N. Ollllng-
naui uoceoseu.
The above Is one of the nicest little (arms In
Ihe county, situated five milos from Salem In
the Jory neighborhood, on tho road to Bucua
Vista, near church and school house, eighty
sores In cultivation; good house and barn; run
ning water; gi'od orchard; 25 aeroa summer fal
low, For further particulars enquire of
W.C. WAKINNER.
SUMMONS.
In justices court for the precinct of Champoog,
Mime ot Oregon, t;ouiy oi Marion,
8. Otegnlre, PltT. )
vs. 5 Civil action to rocovor
Fortain. Deft. ) monev.
Ta F. Fortain, defendaut above named.
TN TIIE NAME OF TIIE BTATE OF OREGON.
You are hereby required to appear before
the undersigned a Justice of the peace for the
preolnct above-named on the ttth day of Feb
ruary, DW, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon of
said day at tho office of said Justice In said pre
cinct to answer the complaint of plaintiff filed
in the above entitled action, to recover of yon
the sum of $101.00 as on balance of account
stated between you and plaintiff for goods sold
and delivered to and at your request, and ynu
will take notice that if you fail to answer plain
tilt's complaluts as hereby required, the plaintiff
will take luilument for the sum of one hun
dred and one dollars and for the costs and dis
bursements of this action and for the sale of
property attached. Service of this summons la
made by publication In the weekly Statesman
at Salem, Oregou for six consecutive weeks, by
order of the undersigned Justice In the above
namuu court.
JOHN ItOEFER,
Justice of the peace.
Dated December 9th, 18W.
NOTICE.
Treasury Department.
unice or comptroller oi tne currency
,1 mil, ik. I'll. iM'WMPUi nutii, irnii,
w1
HEREAH, BY SATISFACTORY Evidence
presented to the undersigned, It has been
nmde to appear that the '
"ine capital Nutiouni
Bunk of Sitlem.'- in tiie citv of Salem, in the
county of Marlon, and State of Oregon.hns com
piled wttn an tne provisions oi the revised
sUttutes of the Culled States, required to ba
compiled with before an association shall be
authorized to commence the business of bunk
ing. Now, therefore, I. Henry W. Cannon, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
Tho capital Mitionai mum oi Haiem," in tne
llty of Sulem. in ihe county of Marion, and
State of Oregon, Is authorised to commence the
business of banking us provided in section fifty-one
hundred mill sixty nine of the revised
statutes of the i nited States.
In testimony whereof wltnens my hand and teal
ol ouice this :ioth day ol October, isfw.
II. W. CANNON,
Seul of I Comptroller of the Currency.
Comptroller, t
- No. 405
TAX NOTJ1E.
N
TOTH'EIN HEREBY GIVEN THAT MYSELF
or deputy will be In the precincts or Mor
on county on the davs hereinafter mentioned,
from 10 o'clock in the forenoon until 4 o'clock
n the afternoon of said days for the purpose of
iiiuctiug tuxes lor the year ism:
hampocg. Deo '2H. luxft. Stnvton. Jan. 12.
Butlevllle. " lHhft. Muliama, " M, isWi.
Ht. Paul. " W), lssfi. Sublimity, " 14, lust).
Fairfield, " HI, IHKfi, Brooks, " Id, 1.
Howelll'r'eJnn. if, Ho. S Salem. " Hi. lwC
Sllvortnn, " 4, Aurora, " 1H, lHWt.
SnottsMltla " 5, HM. Hubbard, " W, HW8.
Mt. Angel, " 6, isw;. Woodbiirn, " W, law,
Marlon. " 7. IhWi. Gorvals. " 21. lesn.
Tumor, " 8, Ikho. N Salem, " Ti, lsii.
Jefferson, " ft, is. Salem, " 21, lw.
AuniBvlllo. ' 11, lKWi. E Salem, " 2&, IV.
Dated at Balom, Or., December 8th, lf,.
J NO. W. MINTO,
Sheriff Marion county, Oregou.
SI MMONS.
In the Clroult Court of the State of Oregon for
the county ot Marion.
. N. Gilbert and I, I Pat-1
terson, plaintiffs, 1
vs V
E. J. Dawne mid Jennie E.
Dawne. his wife, def'ts. )
To K J. i'liwiie and Jennie E. Dawne, his wife,
defendiiutHalievc named ,
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
vou arc hereby reouired to appear and ans
wer the complaint filed against you in the above
entitled aetion by the first day of the Fobruary
term in the year lnxi of the above entitled court
to-w!l: By the 1st day of Fobruary, lust!, that
being the first (lay of the term ol said court
billowing tne expiration oi tne time presoriuea
by the judge of said court for the publication
of this summons and If you full so to answer for
want thereof the plaintiffs will take Judgment
against you tor the sum of eighty-six and ooltw
dollars and for the costs and disbursements of
this action. The date of the order for the pub
lication of this summons is the 1st day of De
cember, 1SS6. GEO. H. BURNETT,
12-471
Attorney for PlulntilTs.
SCMMONS.
In the circuit court of Oregon for MarloD coun
ty.
J. M. Rosenberg andl '
Joseph Myers, partners do
ing business under the
Arm name of J. M. Roson
berg JtCoPlfls.
vs.
E. J. Dawne and Jennie
E. Dawne, Defts.
To E. J. Dawne and Jennie E. Duwnc, defen
dants. IN THE NAME OF THE state ofOrcgonyouaro
reiitiired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in tho above entitled
action on or before the first day of the
next term of the circuit court for
Marlon enmity, Oregon, via: the 8lu day of Feb
ruary, lssfi; and If yon fall so to answer for
want thereof the plaintiffs will take judgement
against you for thcsumoHIVl-M with costs and
disbursements. Service of this summons Is
made by publication by an order made by R.
P. Boise, judge of the circuit court of Oregon
for Marion county, hearing date December 17th,
IMMf,. BPKIGUb & RICHARDSON,
12-25-71 Attys for Pitt".
NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
N
OTICE IS I1KRRBY GIVEN THAT TIIE
undersigned administrator of the estate of
Uson ii. iiriinch dei-ased, bus filed In the of
fice of the county clerk of Marion county, Ore
gon, his final iicuoiint as such administrator,
and by order of the county court of Mar
ion oounty, Oregon, Monday, February lst.lnxfi,
at the hour of one o'clock p. in. of said day at
the court house in the city of Salem in said Mar
ion county, is fixed by said court for hunring
objections to sold account and the settlement '
thereof. All persons interested in said estato
ore hereby notified to appear and file bis or her
oblftctious to said final account on or before
said day.
W. G. LOCK,
Dated December 'i'lth, lSSR. Administrator.
NOTICE TO CItEDJTOJtS.
THE MATTER OF. THE ESTATE OF.,
Gnriiinc B. Jnekeon. deceased. Notion u
iiereoy given, ny ine uiutersigned administra
trix of the estate of Uorome B. Jackson dec'tl,,
tluit she lias been appointed such administra
trix, and the creditors of ttie (locensed, and all
persons having claims ogai list the deceased are
hereby notified to present them together with
the proper vouchors, within six months from
the date of this notice, to the said administra
trix at her residence in the town of Hubbard
Marion county, State of Oregon. '
Dated at Hubbard, this (itli day of Dec. 1s,ri
. , MARY JACKSON,
Administratrix of the citato of Geromc h. Juck-
son, deceased.
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