FRO fit TUESDAY'S DAILY
A FACULTY NAMED
f lUSTKrS OF "OLD W I LLA METTfc"
COMPLETE THEIB WOK.
jwJgnation of Prof. L. G. Cochran Is
Accepted Faculty of College of
Law ! Reflected.' ,
The board of ti ui-teea of Willamette
University held another udjoulmd
" meeting at the president's office, last
evening, when the eeWctlon c-f a fac
ulty wu completed." The matter,
; however, of filling two chairs prof es
ror ot Science, and professor of Xatin
and Greek was referred to the faculty
committee with power t. tut. and the
selection will jrcbably be anncunred
within a few days, j
, Prof. L. O. Cochran, who for sever!
years biu held the ehulr of science,
J tendered his resignation, to accept a
Similar position In tho Puget Found
; University, at Tacoma. In which In
stitution Mrs. Cochran hits been elect
ed diat. . The rc.tigniitln wax accept-
1 ed by the board and the following
rsolutior.s were adopted:
, "Whereas. Prof. I G C.ahran hiis
I filed, acceptably, the chair of Natural
t Science in Villainlte University for
f seven year: and
-Wher-as, he ha tendered Ms resig
nation to accept a similar iolihn in
thy Puget Sound University; there-
fere,
-Resolved, that we ' recognize In
v Prof. Cochran a Christian gentleman
snd an efficient teacher in his depart.
: ment, ' - I -,'
"Unsolved, that we assure Prof.
Cochran of our interest in him ah 1 his
: wirk, and that wr with him success
in Dim new neia. - i j
Dr. W. H. Byrd wee re-elected dein
of the college of medicine and, with
but three exceptions, tht- entire fac
; 'ulty In that department was re elect
X ed for the ensuing: year. The thr-e
changes are as follows: George II.
Burnett, professor of medical Juris-
prudence; Dr . Richard Curtwrlght,
v professor of direases of women, an 1
Dr. W. D. Jeffries, professor of materia
i iredlca
Miss Marie Craig was re-elected a
professor of the art derartn.ent.
The board re-elected S. T. Richard
son dean of the colh-sre of law and the
other numbers of tho faculty connect
- ed with that . dejtartment were t also
re-elected.
NO MILEAGE ALLOWED.
1
Where Sheriffs Serve Papers by Mall
Decision of Attorney-General
D. a N. Blackburn.
Attorney-General D. R. N. Blackburn
recently received a letter from Newt.
Livingston, sheriff of Grant county,
making the following statement and
inquiry:
"I have deputies In several of the
, precincts of the county, and when pa
pers are delivered t me to serve, I
sometimes mall them to deputy near-
est the party to !be served, and the
return is sent me by mail. i
"Have I a right to charge mileage
from the county seat for such service
or can I only charge for the distance
iravenea Dy me aepuiy in maKing ine
serv ice
The attorneysreneral. In his answer,
after quoting the law and several deci
sions upon similar cases, says:
"In the performance of the duty im
posed on you. you must De governed
solely by the law which gives you tiie j
runt to collect this mileage. I . of
to collect for the distance the process
travel by mall In hieing aent to and re
turned by your deputy, but that you
can charge only for the miles neces
sarily travelled by yourself or your
deputy In the service of process which
- is placed in your hands as sheriff of
Gran county to be executed.
S A FAREWELL PARTY. A pleasant
farewell party was given Miss Lucy
Dencer, at her nome four and a half
4 miles south of this city. Saturday ev
ening. MLss Dencer expects soon to
4 leave for Sprague, Washington, whera
her brothers reside. The evening,
wlch was a very pleasant one and
that will be long remembered by. Miss
Dencer and her friends, was spent in
games, singing anj social converse,
after which tables were arranged on
the lawn and ice cream and cake was
served. Those present were: MTisses
Sheridan, Minnie Fletcaw. Minnie
Rumbnugh. Cora Hoffman. Emma Dor-
man. Daisy Stephen, Anna Stephens,
Lillie Tlmm. Katie Tlmm. Llxxle Tlmm,
Edna Dencer. Bertha Weaver; Messrs.
Eddie Oscar. John Dencer. Crawford
Moore, Fred Jtfclntlre. James Stephen.
Nelson Rlmston. Bennle Townsend.
HaYold Jerghenson. Ira Jerghenson, lAnd eacn day and night this week you
, Fred Dencer. Fred Hoffman. Carl can jt at any drugglat'j Kemp's Bal
I Batch. Lee Abbey, and Will Dorman. g9m fop the throat and lungs, acknowl-
3 edced to be the most sutcessful reme-
a ni. uut.v. a . mAA for Coughs Croup. Br on-
. A city minuter waa recently banded
a notice to t read rrom his pulpit,
Aooompanylng it was dipping from
V a newspaper toeartn upon the matter,
The clergyman at ax ted to read the
extract and found ! - that It began: t
"Take Kemp's BaJaam. the best
Cough Cure." This was hardly what
K txaA nti m. m niAniMi'i
beaKaUon. he turned rt over, and found
cm. tn other aide the matter intended
tor the reading. t
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.-
Last Saturday evening. J. p. Johnson,
who real-Irs at thelctrmr t Asylum
Avenue and Seventeenth street, suf
fered three paralytic strokes, the last
one proving serious. Ills right side
Is ent'rely paralysed and his condition
is considered quite serious. - Mr. John
son is 85 year of age.
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A LARGE ONE. One day last week,
while examining his fields preparatory
to harvesting C P. Glover, of near
Albany, found a surprise wheat head
that measured 10! Inches in length-
Who can beat that?
? .
THE HOP CKOP.
A Falem Dealer Thinks Then WJ11 Be,
No Shortage In the Yield-State
"WW Produce. S?,nOft fj. g. '
The statement, retently given cir
culation in a loval calamity howler, to
the effect that there would be a short
age In tbia year' hop yel&. Is dis
credited by the appearance of tha yards
themselves. Conservative d.alers es
timate the ykld at from sp,tvo to M0,
0C0 bales. Lest year's yield was at-out
68 00G bates and an Increase of several
thousand bales Is this year predicted.
T. A. Llvesley, a Salem bujer who
also grows hops, was seen nt th de
pot yesterday afternoon, going to Ger
vais on ' the Koseburg mall. The In
dications In oil of the yards point to
an increased yield over that of last
year, which was about 64,000 bab,"
said Mr. Llvesley. There n.ay be a
yard here and there frt-ra which e.nly
a light crop win be harvested, but. In
the majority of such Instances an ex
ceptionally heavy crop was last yar
raised. Yard that yielded a light
crop last yr-ar will generally produce
heavily this year. The ht weather
Is proving a splendid solution to the
lice problem, causing the vermin to
disappear raVd'y. "With a continua
tion of the present weather renditions
far seveial days, the pest will enMtely
disappear. Th warm weather, how
ever, is causing some f the tender
ar-ris of vines to. wither up, thetttby re
tarding their growth, hut this small
sacrifice can cheerfully tx; made If It
insures the extermination of the lice,
which" alone makii possible the har
vct!ng ed a crop of the finest quality
of hops, for which Giegcn is famous."
When asked aa to the probable yield
In tr.ls state, Mr. Llvesley said it whs
his c pinion that Oregon, would pro
due S5.000 bales this year, being an
increase over last year's yield of 17.000
bales.
The Appetite of a Goat
Is envied by all roor dyspeptics
whose Stcmach and Liver are out of
order. All such ihould knew th.it Dr.
King's New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a
splendid appetite, sound diction and
a regular bodily habir that Insures
pet feet health and great energy. Only
25c. at Dr. Stone's drug stores.
EDUCATIONAL BOARD. The state
board of education will go to Corvallls
tomorrow to attend a meeting of the
board of regents of the Oregon agri
cultural college. Supt. J. H. Acker
man, secretary of the board. Is arrang
ing a new form for the state certifi
cates for teachers. Those provided for
teachers In the pajnV were of large size
and of such a quallity of paper that
the folding of the same would. In a
short time destroy the documents, and
the department was compelled. In
mailing them, to send them rolled
around a piece of round wood to pre
serve them from Injury In the malls;
the cot of forwarding them by mall
being 10 cents each. To avoid this In
future, the department has decided to
have the certlfiate In a different form,
being smaller, and printed on i heavy
bond paper, thus permitting of folding it
without injury to the paper: when the
new certificate Is sent by mall, it will
be placed In an ordinary envelope and
forwarded at a cost of 2 cents for post
age, a material saving to me siaie.
wnere go many are annually granted
hy the department.
A Child Enjoys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup' of Figs,
when in need of a laxative, and if the
father or mother be, costive or bilious.
. atifvlng
u;hS iV?.1 th
results follow Its
the best family rem
edy known and every family should
have a bottle. Manufactured by th
California Fig Syrup Co.
a vnw tinp-wiRINO PROCESS.
j Horgt lBrotherg have had their large
the Beak farm
wJ-U a new treIUa which, t
fitted out
they claim.
will prevent mold and to a large ex
tent lice on the vines. It is a high
wire trellis, being seventeen feet, six
inches, to the top, and can be easily
adjusted to any height below that.
This is the patent of J. T. McGregor,
of California, and has been quite a
success. It Is the first used In this
country, and Its introduction so far is
an experiment. Mr. McGregor claims
for it that by running the hops so high
It will do away with considerable
training that is necessary with the low
trellis, which U puite a saving of la
Hrw and will also allow the sun to
" npnftrate at all times thus killing the
amj ai0 allowing no mold to form.
j Mr McGregor expects o fit up several
more rar8 this fall, among them being
the j-ge ones o this firm near Eola.
j
TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW
NIGHT.
chilis. Asthma and J Cons umpUo Get
a bottle today and keep It
house. jst, you can Jjtu.
once. Price 25c and Wc Sample ooiue
fra.
fufonvTMa.Word has been
I is
waived In this city by Tnemne
.Mitw f a areat iTnf.rovement in
xh -ondltlon f J. G- Barr. the Stata
street jeweler, who baa b-en dnger
j 0Usly 111 for several weeks In the East
has be n Adsitlns; relative.
Mr. Barr wld visit relative, in Knas
City during the present week, after
t:ty.
The Latest Yarn-
A. Plttaburg drummer tells this new
yarn: I always carry a bottia ot
I Kemp's Balsam In my grip. X take coia
'easily and a, few doses of tne
always make me av well man.; Every
where I go I apeak a good word ror
Kemp. I take hold of coy customera
I take old men and young men. and tell
them confidentially what I do when I
taJce cold. At druggUU. 2-c and 60c
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FOE LAST QUAETEE
BaPOET OF SCPT. J. D. LEE, 07
THE PEXn E3TIAB Y
Number of Prisoners Cared For and
Cost of JfaJnuiuin? sad Oper
ating the Institution.
(From Daily, July lth.)
Supt. J. D. Lee, of the Oregon pen
:tentiary. yestery filed his quarter
ly report In the state department,
ihbwlug the number of prison rs re
ceived, dbwJutiged and cared for dur
ing the three months ending June
30th. and the ccst of conducting the
prison. The fc Mowing statistics are
taken from the report;
Miscellaneous Statement.
No. convicts dose of this quarter.. 234
No convicts close of last quarter. .247
Decrefe doling quarter......... ... 1
F.ccttved , during quarter. S
Dinrharg.'d during quarter.......... 22
Died during quarter................. 1
Placed In aylum.. 4
Ilcturred from asylum 1
lally average, S22.7S.
(r Ef-rnings.
Hoard of TJ. 8. prl:ners......$ 27t 57
t.'ouvlct labor N. W. foundry. 2J29 11
Convict labor rcute ernool.... 20 V
Convict lalor fubllc rofds.....
Tesm'labot public roada ,.
Convict labor trick yard......
Team labor biick yard........
13
142 00
J5S 20
10 50
Total .. .. ..I3.C43 3?
Receipts.
Board U. S. prisonetc quarter
ending March tlst.. ...... ...J 470 23
Expenditures.
Salaries of officers and em
ployes.. .. $4.r.S0 00
General Expense Fund.
Meat.. .. .. .. ..( ..lt.fi.0 4C
Flour and ft-ed.
742 03
225 95
S93 Si
4 77
2t 1')
34 la
224 Zi
48 l
154 43
Groceries, piovLdcns,f crocki-ry
Dry goods, cloth, blankets.....
Leather and findings.
Drugs and medicines
Stationery, post, ti-ltph, frt...
Paints, tils, glass, lime.......
Furnituie and bedding
Lumber .. . ..
Hardware, agricultural Imple
ments, repairs, engineers'
supplies, etc 928 M
Live stock, rnt ot land....... 2SS 40
Expense not classified.... 27 65
Total.. ..fi.451 30
Relief Discharged Ccnvlcta.
Paid discharged convicts. S 28 70
Rcgues Gallery.
Photographing, convicts S 41 Oil
, Electric Lighting.
Lights, lamps and new work..$ D82 30
Public Road.
Tcols and appliances
Salary of siupjervlsor.....
Fire Wood
. ir, 23
. 142 00
Wf od . .
.$ 283 2
New Wing and Fire Protection
Hand grenades ...f 4 13
Total expenditures
.....tll.25 0
COST OF POOR ROADS.
i
France today ie literally alive with
automobiles, due to the fact that she
has such fino roads everywhere, an 1
oik- of the reasons whv automobiles in
America t 1: cling t tno large cities
is the poor stato of ihe roads 'n th
rural districts. Henfr'the drive: s of
automobiles are Jcinin-r the bicje istj
in the tight for road Improvement, ind
it Wi pointed out that th- farmer o ht
to make common caus with th m
The flguies cited are cottiinly very
striking. As the result of an Inquiry
made in 1895 by tho UVdled etats de
partment of agriculture, replies wer
received from over 1100 counties, giv
ing the cost of rau'lng crops in vari
ous parts of ths I'nited States. The
aVerage load hauled was found to.be
2002 pounds; the average length cf
haul, twelve and one-tenth mil.-s; the
averare cost of hauling & ten of ciop.4
to market was $3 02- while th; averag;
Cost of hauhng a ton for a distance of
raie nVle was 25c. In order t- com
pare the roads of the United fates
with these of Eurcpe the bureau,
throngh Its cot suls, made a refill in
quiry on the eubject of rest of hauling
In England. France, Belgium, Italy
and Switsevland. The average cost of
hauling one ton one mile was found
io te in England lie. in France 19-3, in
Germany Bigiuni fr'fcc, I .Itsly
H'tC and In Switxc-rland frcm 6c ito
The average for all thf-se European
cosntries was 8c ier ton per mile, or
about one-third of the cost In the
ITnited Slates.
UNCLE BILL'S IDEAS.
Haste makes waste and too much
waist makes people slow.
Sometime a man finds out that his
better half is a counterfeit.
The reluctance of servants to work
In the suburbs Is considered one of
their shortcomings.
Some men will do ten dollars, worth
of hard work thinking of schemes to
avoid earning an toonest fifty-cent
piece.
BUlous headache, yellow skin, coat
ed tongue, fevered Upa. , Hodyan curea.
60 cents.
CONVERTS IN BURMA.
Since Dr. 3udcn rptlzed the first
convert Jn Bntna. there hat been an
-...-.. r.t mm nHiTn-t - won 1 frotit
heathenism and baptized for eveiy
two hrurs, and during the last twenty
years the ratio inert sed. until then
has been an average of two per hour,
and during the last year . cc-nvert has
ti batdised every forty-flve minut?s.
-Ilttsburg Dirpatch.
Slck headache, fullneaa in atomach.
pain in bowel. Hudyan cures. All
druggists. W cents.
..Here We
.:bargaiws
We propose to make the dull season our bnsy season,
sacrifice all profits. We will sell :
India linen worth 12c a yard for 8c a yd
Crash skirting, worth 12 c a yard i
for j 8c a yd
Silk veiling worth 20c a yard for-. 8c a yd
Ladies' fast' black hose worth 20c a
pair, for J :. ,12c pr
We have knocked the profits off all our beautiful Organdies, Chiffons, Lawns,
Dimities, Laces and Km broideries. Just a few words about clothing: t
Men's Suits for $5.00
Good serviceable suits, only a few of them left. Come and get one before it is too
late. They are the same as sold regular for $7.50. Now is the time to get bargains.
Cor. State
Pains in Icins, puffed eyelids, palpi
tation of heart. Hud van cures. All
druggists. 60 cents.
tTbl Kind Yw Hz Ktwrn Bought
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE FCR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City. Or.
Jui e 2. W99.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed nottot
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that sa-id
proof will he made before the County
Clerk of Marlon County, at Salem, Or..
on August S, 1899. viz: George Howe;
H. E. 9562. for the N of SE; NH of
SW ot Section 4, Township 8, South
Range 1 Kast.
lie names the following titm-sses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said lnd. viz.
Samuel Brown, cf Argentl, Oregon;
James Resell of Argenti, Oregon; W.
H. Relchert. of Argenti, "rgon: Fied
Night, of Wlverton. Oregon. .
CHAS. B. MOOHEP.
20-t Iteglster.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom
It may concern, That the undersigned
has been duly appointed administra
tor of the estate of John D. Hurst,
late, of .Marlon County, Oregon, de
ceased, by. the county court of Marlon
County, Oregon, and all persona in
debted to said estate are hereby no
tified to make immediate payment to
the undersigned, and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same to
the undersigned at his office in tne
Murphy block at the City of Salem.
Oregon, duly verified aa by law re
quired, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this no
tice. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this June
29, 1899.
FRED HURST,
Administrator of the estate of John
D. Hurst, deceased.
6:30-6t-
NOT1CE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
In the matt of the estate of C. F.
Libby, deceaaed.
Notice is hereby given that D. F.
Beustke J
Libby and J. T. Jreg. executors of the rate of t per cent, per annum from
said estate, have rendered and pre-; the said fifth day of July, 1899, until
sentei for settlement and fi'ed in ths pai together wKh the ccts and dia
county court for Marion ccunty. Ore-; bursements of said suit taxed at
gon, their final account of tbtir ad- 22.20, and costs and expense of said
m'nlstratlon cf seid estate: that the execution, I will cn
eighth day of August. 1899. at 2 p. m. 8ATI7RDAY TlIB TWELFTH DAY
at the court loom of said court. In thi. , itc ncv ...
court house in the cltyof Salem. Ore- w - ACOt pt. .
gon. has been duly sppcinted by the ni th our of 1 o clock p. m. of said
Judge of said court, at which time and the west door cf the cort
id ttnai .rrmmt .ill be heard in Manor courty, Oregon. U
and passed on.
D. F. L1I:BT.
J. T. GREOO.
Executors.
Date-d at Salem. Oregon, July C. 189J.
wtt.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of
Oregon, for the Ccunty of Marion. De- j
part men t No. 2 . , I
Pacific States Savings, Xxan and
Building Company, a corporation,
plaintiffs, tv Jcseph Wltmer. F. J.
SUayer and IX D. Keeler. defendants.
To Joseida Witmer hnd F. J. Stravcr,
defendants above-named:
In the name of tha tta'e of Oregon,
you are required to appear and
answer the complaint against you In
the above entitled court and cause on
or before the first day of August. Vf9. .
thtt being the last day for th ap
pearance er rnswer fixed by the order
of the court for the pubUcatHn of
this summons: and if you fall so to
appear or answer, plaintiff win apply
to th court ror im ren-r rrayea iw mjr
in Its said complaint, towlt: v. V
For the decree of this court, tt j
That thet is duo and owing to plaint
Iff on bond and raortgag t out in
the complaint the sum cf 38 with
tntreat at C ter cent, from September S"
IS, inn: that plaintiff b adjudged th
turn of $7$ a and for attorney's fe-e
an 1 the costs of suit. i2 That plaintiff's
Are Bright and Early With.,
. 1 s
in hot weather goods..
Boys bicycle black hose worth 20c a
pair, for ... , . 12Jc pr
Fine shoes worth $4.00 to $5.00 a pair,
sizes 2 to 4, to close......-.-. $1 25
Fine Oxford ties worth $3.00, sizes 2 to
4, to close - .. . .... 75
and Commercial Sts.. Salem, Oregon
said mortgage be found and decreed
to be' the first and best lien upon and
against said mortgaged premises: that
said mortgage be foreclosed; that said
mortgaged premises, towlt: Iot four
tt: in block six (8 of Highland Addi
tion to the city of Salem in Marlon
county slate of Oregon, be sold ao- i
cording to law and the practice of this
court: ihat the proceeds of sail sale
be applied In the payment of the ex- ,
penses of said sale, the costs of court'
and the amount found due ts this
plaintiff; that the surplus. If any, be
iuld Into court subject to the further;
order of the court; that said defend-!
ants and each and all of them and all
persons clslmlng by, through or un
der them, or either of them, either as
purchasers. Incumbrancers, or other
wise, subsequent to the date of plalnt-
I Iff a said mortgage, be barred and
, foreo,CBM of ri h f, m or ty
of redemption In and to said promlsa
ax.d every part thereof. IS) That the
purchaser at. such sale be let into the
poMrionof said t-remLses, and that
plaintiff may have such ' other an-I
further -relief as the court may sem
Just and equitable.
Fkl. - .
1 " " pu""ruru n"
vi v-guii outiwiiian uy oraer ci
the Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge of the
clniiit court of the state of Oregon,
for Marion county, Department No, 2 .
r!TiiSn tLJUne' ,fM-11'? nt pub-'
Jlcatlon of this summons belrg ordered
to be made on tho sixteenth day of
June 1899, snd the last publication tha
twenty-eighth day of July, 1819.
O. W. ALLEN & O. O. BINOHIM
Attomrys for rialntlir.
:16-7tw.
SHERIFF'S f ALE OF REAL PROP
EKTT. Notice Is hereby given that ly vir
tue of an execution duly issued out of
the circuit court of the state of Ore
gon for the ccunty of Marlon, and to
me direct d on the twelfth day of Ju'y,
18J9, upon a Judgment and decree duly
eted In and by said court on the fifth
day of July, 1899, in a certain suit
then in said court pending wheiein Ja
cob Ciesy is! plalftiff and Lizzie J.
Giesy, Anrie Lizzio Oiesy, Binger
Henry Oles7, Horace Walter Gi.-y,
and Ruspor Darius Giesy are defend
tints. In favot ot rlaintiff and u gainst
said defendants, by which execution
I am commanded to leM the proferty
in said ex.t-uticn muA hereinafter firt
J duMiibed. to pay the sum due plaint
iff 0( 13,992. with interest thereon at
at public auction to Ihe highest bld-d-r
for cash in hand on the day of
sale, all of the right, title, and inter
est and estate w hit h tlx- Mid defend
ants and all pet sons claiming under
them subsequent to the niueU-ent to
day of July, 1892. had In or to said rest
premises.
Said moil gaged premises herein be-
Lacy's Great Slaughter Shoe Sac,
W are not KILLINO THE DEAD. Not making Low Frioea on
dead stock, and blowing about lt as v marvel, bat ws ar
SLADOHTERINO THE LIVING. Hewing down clean 11 v stock,
level with the dirt which to associated with cheap prices. NEW
UP-TO-DATE STTLES.
jj
NEW SHOE STORE
JJJ,
S?A"AAVWASAMAMWM
and to do so we will
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fore mentioned, and described in said
execution, are described ts follows, to
wn : Beginning at the northwest cor
ner of Section 11. Township 4 south of
Kange 1 writ o( the Willamette Me
ridian, thence north 11.64 chains to
the center of (he road leading to
Uuttevllle. thence north 't degrees
east 28.0$ chain; thence south 15V,
degie's west 22.41 chulns to a smalt
.1r tree; theme south 5H degr.NJ
wst. 2.S5. chains; thence n-rth 63 de-.
gre?s west, 10 chains to a dog-wool
tree s4x inches In diameter; thenc
north 31 degtees west. 5 vhslns.
thence wt U- chetns to the .place
of beginning. contr(nng forty acres
of bnd more or less.
Said sale being made subject to re
dcmplioit In the manner picvldnd by
law. . ' ;i .
By said execution I am further com
manded to sell the property hereinaf
ter second described, to pay the sum
due plaiaWn" of tCCf.r.7 with Interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent. n-r
annum from the fifth day of July.
199, until paid Together with the
costs aiid dlbur cintr.ts of said suit
'
of said execution. I will at the sawe
time and place sell at public auction
to the highest Udder for cash in hand
on ine ui.y oi saie ait me rignv, uiie.
Inlet est, land estate which 4d de-
dcr tliem j,abfcult to the nineteenth
day of AtiKUst, 1(91. (that being the
date- of the extcullon of the moitgage
thei-on) paid In, of. or to said mort
gaged premises l.ei elnbefore tTntl n
ed which are described in said execu
tion a follows, tc-wlt: IUlng a part
ol Let No. 3, in T.lock No. C. In the
j town of Aurora, Marion county, Ore-
ig'-n, and dejertbed by tx-glnnlrg at a
point U5 feet est of the northe.-tst
corner of said Lt t 3 Ir. rfcld Block A;
thei-ce west on locondHreet 21-5 fe?t;
; thenco stuth parallel vllh Liberty
st.eet 0 feet; tteme eost parallel with
said Heeond itnet SI f-t; thenc-i
south parallel with said Ibirty street
j ft-
thence east parallel with said
occonu irci V irei; a i iit-tj noi in
parellel with said Llbeity stieet llt
feet to the place of beg'nning. To
gether with the tenements. hiedita
ments. and appuiUnances tht-reuntu
ht longing or In any wise appertaining.
Said sale txdng made subject to re
demption In the manner provlJed by
UW. !...-
lated this twelfth Cy of July, 189X
F. W. DMIBIV,
Fherlff of Mai Ion County, Oregon.
7.14-wtd.
Careka Harness Oil Is the teat
preservative of new IwUmy
and the het rrniurilor nt old
leather. It oils, sort en, black
ens and protects. Lee
Eurolia
Hamoso Oil
, aa roar carries top. aa ihy
wUI aet ealr too bmUrr eat areer
lonrK. Bote ttt ear la win ell
shHS frea bait ptnm te Sve Usee
s sTASSAas ssa, te.
OaO Per Cent Reduction
-W J On Alt Shoes-
Every shoe la th house subject to the
20 per cent reduction. Goods marked In
plain figures.
Originator of low prices. We shlrM
them free.
4 STATE STREET.
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