Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 20, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textthe nam journal. PUBLISHED DAIUY.EXCEITHONDAY, BTTHB Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Kulftrcd nt the postomce nt Salem, Or., ts second-class matter. Hea fourth page tor terms of utcrlp- AdvertUeincnts to Insure lnertion (for he mtne day) should bo hnnded In by I o'clock. ... , , . Uorrmpondoncc containing new; of In trmt nnd Importance Id desired from all pnrta of the state. No attention will be paid to anonymous communications. .. l'cnwm desiring the Capital Joubsai. served at their houses am secure It by txm 11 card rcjueiit, or by word left at this Hpeclmen numbers sent free on nppllcn OfflcV, corner Court and Liberty Btn-els. MONUAY .JANUARY i A dozen rggH are sllll worth Just ns much as the hen that laid 'cm. If there wwt any wny to malo "Drowned While Skating" rhyme Willi "Drowned While Battling," the poets of the pennons would have two familiar lp lilnco, In Biimmer and winter riipec'tively, a good Htari for a combined winter and Minimer I'00"1' WAlTKIt Siiki.im.n at Piovl douce, H. I., two yearn ago wnt worth Wtym. With the ultl ol wine and woim n he was selllne clam" on theptrretH fourteen month nfterwuril, and when the "ild wimp ca'ne on, li'a occupation wai ;'"it an 1 h to a 1oc "f m irjililn ' d en I'd Id llre. AnOh-oii faninrH4': In y ore!) ird I liuv h few ' r "f Cri' ' ' Iiiks from will !i I jr.Uiieivd tlilrl , eight b .w of .ipplea, wliloli nett- ' mont'tliu orchard 70 cents per box or $7.60 0.10I1 for the four trees Taking seventy trees to the acre, which Ifl the uaual number planted, jjlvoa a Jileo htllo return of $525 per acre." TJMJ WTATK ItKI'dim SCHOOL. In an Interview with a Telegram reporter Saturday morning, Gover nor Sylvester Ponnoyer explained why the state board of commission erH, appointed to secure a site for the Htnto Reform school, luivo been ho long in selecting the ground. "The board consists of myself as governor, Secretary of Stato Hon. G. W. MoUrido, and Superintend ent of Public Instruction lion. E. B. MoElroy. At tho last session of the Oregon statu legislature, the sum of $.'(0,000 was appropriated to pay for tho ground and erect the Home. We at once began to look about with u view to selectln the most favorable locality. In our search wo canvassed thu entire stale. Land about Portland was held too high. Wo thought for a while that tho vicinity of MllwatiUlu oll'ered pretty good advantages, but It hud its drawbaoks, too. 'During the mouth of lust Muy, we discovered that we could buy the Warren farm, which lies four miles south of Salem. The farm consisted of 1120 acres, thu price of which was $I1,'J8U. We concluded to buy it, but as theru was a minor heir to thu estate, wo had to secure an order from court authoriz ing tho sale of it. "TIiIb step was accomplished only this mouth, and a week ago last Wednesday negotlons were brought to 11 close by tho purchase, and now thu stato owns tho land. Adjoin ing tho farm Is a pleeo of twenty acres, which wo bought. This pur chase swelled tho outlay to (17,000. By it wo secured nmvw to Mill crook, from which an abundant wntor power can bo taken. Thus, tho school can parry on a manufact uring business, enabling tho in mates to learn various kinds of trade. "Tho sum or $111,000 now remains, with which to do (ho building. Of counto that Is not enough to carry It to ltd entire completion. Wo cm put up such a structure as will ad mit of wings being added to it. By provision of 1 ho bill authorizing thu establishment, all thu brlok used In its ooiiihmIUou limit bo made at tho stato penitentiary. During the past year thu entire output has Deeu used 111 uiillillng tho now wing at tho asylum. Thl wing Is longer than tho ouu built two yearn ago, houeu It re quired more brick. Just as siran as wo win get tho brick, and It will not be long, we shall hoglu ojxmi lions. Had wo secured the ground and erected tho building last year, it would of iuwliy, have stood Idle, because the legislature did not ap propriate it cent for opera) lug it. Ily the time tho legislature meets again It will bo ready for oi'uupauuy. 1 think wo have mudo the best o- lection that was available. We got I the ground nt n low price mid It. I. now worth more than It was traught for. It Is Just near enough to the city, and Idou the I 110 of the South ern 1'iiclllc, nnd I think wo eon In duce tho company to c-stohlUh a station ut thu school. "Thero Is no doubt but ktieh an In stitution will bo a groat btfiiotlt to the stale. There aro a unmoor ot boy lu the peultuiillary uuvi whu should not U thotv. When the etftioo) M esftwi.MKd; no doubt a pro- vision "will bo made for their re moval to -it. It Is a shamo that trays bo young should be put In a great prison among so many harden ed criminals. Regarding the name of the Institution, I suppose It will be called a reform school, pure and simple. It would bo most too nice a distinction, I think, to give It a more aristocratic name." ItlVALTOWNS. The editor of the Tucoma Globe gets In a booming state ond penns the following for the direct benefit of his Seattle brethren. "Seattle knows how to advertise and that's a good thing to know. Not long ago a telegram went through the coun try which said that Seattle had raised 13,000 In o few minutes as 11 little sop for Sullivan and Juckson, provided they would fight In thai city. Jackson and Sullivan will fight s m where else for less than half tho sum which Seattle was said to "have oft-red. Hcnco It Is natural to suspect that Seattle had a very largo tow-line attached to that $2.3,000. But it was a good "ad." Seattle builds railroads on paper until It seems to be almost a wonder that there Is any good pajwr for railroad bulldine purposes left. Now Seattle is going to bo heated by steum and Is also U have an arrangement which wll throw a hundred streams ol sail water from a given section of the city, and the power will also bi used to drive elevators and numer ous other things. The fact that Seattle has this all arranged for on paper has already been telegraphed throughout the country ond make? a good advestlsemcnt. Little, how ever, is being said about Toeoma' arrangements of a similar though much more thorough character. This city Is not only to bo heated entrely by steam, but tljat same steam will bo so adjusted as to do tlu cooking for all house holds, which will accept th ser- vlco free. It w.ll a so iuu great dynamos, cnpub e if funds un. the power for an Inunin-c tolling mill; thu trains on all local ralho.uls, nine teen new grain elevators, two addi tional smelters and a small match factory, which will be parts of the general plant. To this will be added a great expanding shovel, or scoop, worked by the same power and handled by mighty derricks, which in case of (Ire, will bo capable of being dipped into the Sound and lifting up a sheet of water four inches deep and a hundred yards square In surface, at each dip, which can bo thrown upon 11 burnlinr block, much as one throws down thu lid of a chest, thereby quenching a con- llagratiou by ono dab, as it were." Leads ilic World. Tho United Slates now leads the world In the production of pig Iron. The Iron Ago says: "Wo oro pro ducing nt'a rate now which comes pretty close to tho greatest produc tion ever recorded In tho history of Great Hrltian. We are now actually making more pig iron than that country Is currently producing." Tno Phlladelr a Press says: "The produclon of iron on November 1, was tho largest ever know In this country, tho weekly capacity of the furnaces In blast being 105,2:!) tons, or 1 1,1(18 tons more than October 1, and 10,827 tons more tliuu on Jauu ary 1, which was thu period of the highest production previous to November 1, Tills enormous pro duction places this country first In the world as a maker of pig iron. Tho output In Knglund Is now at the rate of 7,8US,(l.'l I tons per year, while that of the United States Is at the rate of 8,000,000 tons per annum." .Man is Composed of Air. Tho following Is from Justus Lle blg, the greatest chemist of the nine teenth century: "Scleneo has dem onstrated that man, tho being which perforins the greatest wonders, Is formed of condensed -tir, or solidi fied and liquefied grasses; that he lives on condensed as well as on un condensed air, ami by means uf the same agent, moves the heaviest weights with tho velocity of the winds. But tho strangest part of the matter Is that thousands of these talsjruacle formed of condensed air are going 011 two legs, destroying other forms of condensed air which they may need for food or clothing, or 011 account of their power, destroy lug each other in pitched battles, by means of the same materials ot which they are componed. Chemis try supplies tho clearest proof that, so far as concerns this, the ultimate and mont minute ooiiiposlUmi ami ktruoturo, which Is beyond the reach of our suiim'P. man In. to all amunr ,UUHW( MvMnl W, ,w OSi orovon wi, ,,0 ,.,imuu lowest In tho scale of eroHtlon." German military experts In tho court) of recent experimental ma muivors found that lmitcd wire y uihI Ik uimlo very uftlouoluu In fortifyliit smtreinlifd Hltloiis. Tim iitiivorelty of Stluoy, Now Smith Witlevi, will shortly come into (hob qtutut iiiatluby tho late J. II, t'tiHltu, of property aumintlng to fl,iVo,0.0, Hidden Just in Time. Philadelphia North American. Mr. Geo. Kennan, the Siberian explorer and exposer, Is one of the most entertaining conversational ists whom a person can meet. He Isa very unassuming mau and very modest. Some of his most thrilling experiences will probably never be put in print, or, ot least, not for a number of years, for strange as it may seem, Mr. Keunan hopes to again visit Bussla at tho end of two or three years. He li.is hud many narrow escapes from death and the mental strain produced by them was uaturally very great. One of these which has not been printed occurred once while he was in a Ni hilist's house. He had papers wlih him which, If found, would result in his being instantly shot. He was informed that the officers wvre on lib- track, and would arrive at this house within five minutes. Hussion ofilcers arc very thorough when making a search for anything of this nature, and what to do with these papers was a most pertinent question. But to think was to act, and taking up a hand-glass upon the table he pried out the back with his knife, hastily put the papers In tho frame and restored the back to Its place just as the officers arrived The search was made, the glass rais ed from tho table, but the papers were not found. This Is but a sample o'" the many experiences Mr, Kennan had in Siberia. He says that the horrors (if I he prNon sys tcm there in vogue cannot be de scribed in word so as to convey any accurate 1 lea lotlo rcaderor hearer. The Duxt uf fraud. Boston Traveler: If you have been traveling any distance on the ears don't wash your face in cold water the moment you reach a wash- stand. If you want to remove all trace of dust and smoke rub your face well with vasnllue or cold cream, and wipe it off on u dry towel. The to el after the wiping wi 1 show you where the dirt his gone. Tnen you may wash your face in hot watt r if you will. There is nothing Ilk.: hot, really hot, water for tho complexion. It keeps it not only elian, but clear. a QTAinnt"? nozm. rirVr 1 ' tcc, tho well known proprietor nf ho '..aLer Dairy, Jfo. n EIHj Bt., San Frnu ctiro, hurt vcu'.c rent tho (ollowlnj; letter to tho Etlwlti Vf. Joy Co. " My family liove been taking Joy's Vegetable Car;nrarli:a now for monllu with f plemlld rciultJ, Our ex- rerienre has beeu that utter tuilns It rcpillarly for n short llao end ECttlnif the syatcm rtartctl r'lfht, an ocrmloual doso thereafter Leein the )i- tcra la perfect rundltlmi. A peculiarity of your u-Reta'ila compound If, that It does not lose Its effect, but fccrai to nccorar.lish the satao result t continually. As a liver mid bowel rcsu'.atoronilcorrcctUolt Ispcrfectlon. Wovou'.d notlwrllhout It. la fact I have 'Just louz'.it a dozen lottles to pet the rO' tluccil price." A. M. Ilowo of TO Jones utrret, 8. r.,nl.o irrltcsttist It has been his habit for yean to cra-ol:i t!io mornings with u head acho and an exhausted feellug: Imttlmctha first bottlo ho has hud 110 return. TI10 llit in the Country. Dr. K. S. llelden: Tho Ethereal Cough Syrup cannot be excelled in nie uuiruet lorineeiiro 01 cotigiis, coid.s ami tirouclilal allections. W. M. BOGGS, Nappa. lArao slo $1.00, small 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists. A liottiT Sjnti'tu t Sruttle. Si:.rri,i:, Jan. 7. Tho Seattle Steam, Heat nnd Power company closed a contract to-day for th con struction of a 00,000 plant to heat and furnish power for elevators and lortwenty-threoofthe largest brick buildings lu this city. Tho system will bo connected with the bay so that in case of fire 100 streams of salt t aler can be turned on at once, which is Riven times tho amount tho present water works can do in the district covered by the new sys tem. TIip Pulpit and the sTae. How K. M.Shrout, Pastor United llretheru Church, Mine Mound, Ivan., says: "1 feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Dis covery has done for me. My Luuus we ro badly dbea.sed, and m.v parslh loners thought 1 could live only a few weeks. I ttxik live bottels of Dr. King's New Discovery and am Miund and well, gaining 12illw. In wuiglit." An bur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks 'Combination, writes, "After u thorough trial and con vincing evidetee, I am confident l)r King's .Now Discovery for Con sumption, boats 'em all, and cures wneu everyinimr else tails. Tlie greatest UIiuIiuk-,1 can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try It." Free trial but lentil Daniel J. Fry's Drug Store. Ilegular sizes .UV. mid fl 00. It I proiMKist to brhiK n hill at the next notion of tho Uritisb pur liameut to put a restraint on im pntvideut marriaifo, tho nv.tt pro IKirtlon of mich marriage bvlns made by lhoe under 25 yearn of age. llut'klpit'ii Arnica Salvp. The U.t Kilve in tho world for cutH, hnilMks on, ulcer, wall rheum, fowr Mirvn, tetter ebapiHtl haudx. ehiltdalus. corns and all i-kIii eruptlonM, ami jp.itlvoly cures j..K8 or no mv txhiulreti. It U Kuarouti ed toirivo rfwt xtitUfaetioii, oruioi ey rvfuiidevl. Prliv as ceiitit pr (mix. Finr Hiile by Dutilul .1. Fry, drug gist. s THE CAPITA! BVENlN&JOUENAli. Texas ralsca the most. cotton, and tost year's croft iVworib. '$100,000, 000. A largo copperliead inake ound its way through a Coi'umb.o, Pa., hydrant. Tho United States make 2,161,61-5,-30'J cigarettes yearly, and 3,667,58, 640 cigars. Horses ore curried by Bteam in Chicago, and JC0 bores are cleaned in two hours. Some New York shoe manufact urers work their hands 10 boursa day for barely enough to live. In Michigan part of a mine fell and the compressed air blew the miners like chips, killing three. An Albany, Vt., man has shipped to western markets this year 8. CO tons of maple sugar, valued at f'J7, 000. The scarcity of camphor is caused by the government of Japan allow ing its poor to cut the trees down for fuel. J. W. Branch, of St. Louis, re ceived a letter the other day that was written to him twelve years ago. Some Pennsylvania manufactur ers are talking of getting up a large steamship wlih which to peddle their products along the South American coast. Epoch. The transition from long, linger ing and painful sicknet-s to robust health murks an epoch in the life ot the Individual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attained is gratelully blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard in praise of Electric Hitters. So many feel they owe their restor ation to health, to the ue of the Great Alterative and Tonic. If you are troubled with any disease of Kidneys, Liver and Stomach, of lenj: or short standingyou will pure ly find relief by ue of Electric Hit ter. Sold ntJOc. and $1 per bottle at Daniel J. Fiy's Drugstore. McCrow & Willard, New Salem Market, EXCHANGE BLOCK. OppoHlte Candy Kitchen, Commercial Bt EVEttTHING NEW AND CLEAN Only the beat meat kept, and delivered iri'o u uu ptiri 01 iuu cuy. Kansas House, Corner ol Court and High Sis. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. Wo liuvo tAken 11 new name hut will continue to serve ourpatrons with the ln'Kt thu market nllorcN, ne them k cordial welcome to Our Home. Terms reiiM)nnblo. UIvcumi call and we will do you ood. No Chinese employed. (nM mpuu wl() iiuauuuii Jas. Batchelcr, Prop'r. Warm Meals at All Hours of the Day N'onp but white labor employed In this cMnlillslini'iU. A k'xhI Hubxtautlul mtal cooked In flrkt-cli'-HHlyle Twenty-tlve rents per meal. ROD V R O N T. Court utreet, between Journal Olllco and Mlnto's I,i very. New Fish Market. Allen ilhodcH ImneMnblUhed a new Klta Market on PmtcKlrrct, nnd he keep-.n good Hupnly or ttxh, xultrv and game. llfvo him a cull and your order will he promptly attended to. 8-2S-liu l'"or luicess at tlie CAPITAL 1IUSINESS COLLI-(JK, 5llim, Orcprn, A. I'. AHUMHONO.Mncr. E. L. WiLKV.I'nn. business, Sliortliand, Ijptritim, Fusuukip iai I:lni IjpiruntcU. l)iyml rxtnlnc ScUin. Students mlmittti' uiy linv . Cull nt the Co'litc or udjrcs Uie Principal Tor cUlofuc. Oregon K. K. Company Lino. (Umlted.) C. N. SCOTT, RKOU1VER, Tickets for anv inihit nn thla linn r.ir tui.. in the depot, ftnit of JeiturMiu kirret.and -l the Untied cinnine iuu! Imcfitjio Tranxfer company' otIUv. corner Simd nnd rtne ttivtU. Commutultoa Ticket at 'i ii'utH per mllo. lleneml olllivs northwrat corner Kino and l'lue Mn-vt. t'ortland. E.VST mt'. From Towartl lMrUuiul HtAtlonn. l'urtland Silver Coburg ton ac null I'ort'nd lVirt'd niull Kxp LV I'M I (U 5 10 A.'w-i I.VAM AKI- AIIAV Sto iMrtl'tidSI'to s 10 ii V &V.ltny'k Ijindlhc. 'J :w u 10 5J... Wuuburn.... I 40 lit 11 17 Mlrrrtnu .... Ii ) 7 l S07...ltr wnkvllle... 7 0 8 5o. Coburc. 6 00 n5iT SI UK Atrlle null IVtrtland mall AN AS PM -ISirllondl'JtWV. iss 1 hunt en Juncllou :0& .... Sheridan .... 10 S.7 IVrflUt iss Monmouth.... 7SH Atrlle tftt 7U 1U! I a. I 18 WANTKR-AkvuU, Mk nnd Kemalt, " lu vwy tlty. Town and VllUKe. Uulllt (nt .No Utplul wtiatCTur reuulrx-U. SUK'k. I'wu uairmthe llct. Thu In ,4iidkl opixirtuutly to make money, write ul omt for furtlculam. I'. K. tMLbt Hit, a Warreo Ut.itvr York uiMcaie The Best ,...,., i -asBSBtXSS BBSsa- have tho HIGrlLAN 11 And m ORB He , ,, , , nf tuia Hmp nrtppn teams cmnloved nnd the contemplated improvements have dttWh iSSSSaS Sffi uWlvXffiSffl Commercial Htrcet through Riverside and High land additions and around Highlnnti Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE THE MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lots in Highland Alton are Iligli and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage mouXnliarirl mnt.n berKsiuenc ate soon to be built. Bulhliuu. only of the class w II bo perm "g", within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on uu average over $1000. q can sell j 011 better lots in II gh an additi.,.. for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of tho s treet ra 1 WttW Pctf cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the majority of the so called "Inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And let some other fellow pay $1000 fur an inferior lot not so well located. With the dillercnee of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousaud street car tickets every year. Shcrifl's Sale. SONICE Is hereby given thnt by virtue of on execution Issued out of the ult court of the state of Oregon for the oounty or Miirlou onmu lzin day M .De cember IB!, nud to run directed upon a Judgement rendered In th -Justice court tor ttulem precinct, Murlou county. Mute of Oreimn. una 11 certified trunscrlDlof which was duely tiled and docketed lu the olllce of the clerk of the circuit court uf the state ofOregon fortlie county of ilurlou, on the 4th day of May. lSiiS, wherein state Insu. ranee company, recovered Judgment against O. F. Dennis for the Bum af Slti with interest thereon nt the rateot 10 per ccni per annum iroin mo win oay 01 April iSl and costs, and dSburements taxed nt S1U.85 nnd commnndlne me to satisfy the sum toeether with accruing cost out of the propel ty of said 11. F Dennis, J hitve levied upun nnd will sell to the.hlgh cst bidder for ensh in hand on Saturday the flrst day of Februnry ltftK), at the court house door In K.Uem, Marlon county Ore gon, at 1 o'clock p. m., of said day all the right, title and Interest uhirho. F. Den nls had on tho 4th day of May 1888 or since In nnd to the following described real property to wit: Lots No. flfty-three (53), liny-four (51) mid finy-tlve(55), nsjtnown and designated on tho lands of Thomas CrosM In township 0 south ranges, west, in Marlon county, Or CKon,as lecorded In tho clerk's ottlee In said Marlon county, on the 14th d.iy of No vember, 1878, tho same being known and designated on the plat of thu Government sureys as lotsone (1), two ('J) and three (:i), of section four (4), In township six (I'S. south range three (.1), west of the Willa mctte meridian, Murlon county, Oregon, nnd containing ono hundred nnd eighty soven 68-100 (187 (8-100) acres of land, moie or less. Dated this 1st day of January, 1800 E. M. UKOIRAN, Sheriff of Marlon county, Oregon. SheriiPs Tax Notice of Sale. NOTICE IS II EltKUY O t VEN.TII T BY virtue of a warrant fortho collection of delinquent Uneson tho assessment 01 school district No. 1 13, for tho year 18.M) for the county of Marlon nnd state of Oie gon, duly Issued by tho county clerk 01 said couuty, whluh warrant Is now In mj bauds, attached to the unpaid and dellu ciuenl Uxes for Jho year l&su for ssul district. No. lis, In said Marlon couim. and not having been able afior dillgcnl search to tlndany personal proiieity uith 1 1 said county ut of which to make the taxes hereinafter mentioned, I have levied upon the lands described In thellst herein after set forth, ns the property of the po . son whose name Is set opposite each t met as the same appears assessed on said delln- ?leHnl.,,,J?,nnd ;'" on S.turday, he Istdayofhebruary, KO.atthe west dot r ol the county court house, lu .-Ntlem. Marl n,)iln,'' rt'C''i. t the hour of imo o clock, p m., of said day, sell nt public hand on the day of sale, all the here inafter dlscrlbed lands, or m imicn of each Intel as mav hnii...i:. ..'.' iUfr the tax asessVd ng Uns't'l e oVner f "ch 1 tract In said Mnrlon county lor th? 8herltrof Marlon county, oftion 1-Wt. Executor's Xotieo. J0TH his hereby given to whom it nnv 1 concern that the undeMcnVd w uuly Bppjlnted executor ot the 1??, ,"i anif ltamenl of George Y Ap in lato honorable county urt ..r ATS V ' ,av hereby rciulre? to X ffit,s ofMir'bTn'lJnty January 10, lvo.ttX M'Ll Exl'nr. jT. J. CRONISE, oxpe,;.whch.lsr.s VsltoWsaV iK SZV ''"'.J etlon SS, t.mnshin 7. k ,, Juilg.ue t ,fi tL. '.'f'g U"ve." rennerol ..uteoforegoned!: , U MU - ' Salem's Popular Job Printer, merclaj and ttf tfce ittS fifi Residence disposition -IS OWNED BY- im this Corporation is determined el &... Sheriff's Sale. NOTICE Is hereby bK eu tint by virtue nf an execution duly issued out uf tlie Hon. Circuit Court c f tlie Slste of Oicgnn. for the Comity of Mnrlon, on the 20b day of Deceailier, IS89. and to rue directed iin n a judgment nnd decree duly rendered, entered nf record and docketed lu and by said Circuit Court nu the lhlli day of Octiber. 1MU. Ill a certain suit tbeu la said court pending, wherein George A. Sbeppard was plaintiff and C tv. Prrl"h ami J I, Par. rlsh were defendants. In favor of plaiiitltr and against defendants, tij which execution lam commanded 10 se.l the real property herein af ter described, and out of the proceeds of such sale to pny the costs and expenses of sale, the costs ud dlsbnrsi iiients of said suit, taxed at 57 45 and fin 01 attorney's fees, and the fur ther sum of J029 88 lu H H gold coin, b gether wlih Interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent Fer annum since the 16th day of 0 haVr, 18ti2 have levied upon nnd I will on Saturday the 2 dav of January, 189D, at the hour of two o'clock In the afti rnoon of said day, at the west door of the county court bouse In Salem. Mnrlon county. Oregiiu, pell at public auction to the highnit bidder, for cash in hand on the dav of the sale, all the right ti tle. Interest and e-tate which C. W. PjrrlsU and J. L rarrii.li.defendent(i, iift-i ed In .-aid de cree.hndorlias luortn the Ml. wlngdesirlbed real estate, situated In Mnrlon County, Oregon towlti Commencing at a point where the east line of the donation laud claim of J. I,. HarrisU and tllzabetb l'arrih, his wife, Intersects the sectiou line be tweeu seitlous 2i aud 25 iu T. 7 a It 3 .;run thence west 20 chains; thence north lOchalus; tbeuie eaet 20 chalus; theme south iraiuiiuiuj iue plate or brgiuumg. The money arislug from said sale shall be flrst ap. plied to the pajmeut uf the costs aud expenses oi luasiugbucu sale aud the expenses of fhis 1 f. j , "'uu ,ue reuiaiuutr shall be tiext ap. piled in pajmeut ot the mil suouutdne upi.u said Judgment and dtiree of aid plaintiff, Oeo. A bheppard and agai .st said dtfendaut. t. W . Parriab; aud the reiualndrr, it any, after the foresaid payiueuts are made aud anpllei as herein befi re proMuul shall ho applied iu payment i.f thesaid Jtulgiueut and ueiree lu laiorof said del, uuaut, J. L Partl.li, aud 'gaiunsaid delenilaut, 0. W, Parrish. until the same Is full paid Ifsutllcieiit money is de rUed from siid sale of said real property tor .'"! o"ut,c,fcts "ni expenses Cf said .ilaiutiff, Geo. A. Mieppard, aud if iif.niin " . rurP' "er payment oah i V ' '"""" cl'iuiH that the same be pnivlded! bUt'1 C1"'c,i "Judo auU 0ted, SiLru, Oregon, Dec. 20, 1RS9. . , K. M. CUOISN, Blff of Marlon Couuty, Oregon. in erf kiiii .... . - " SIieriflTs Sale. the otuc r .."'.""'""ckctw B0Hroni'! ' ..'r.L.!'.U -" " . UllTllv III II ien i,, ,:;.' rii'), lo-wit: n..i i Plkltl H... of iVia" 0"" '"'e horihea., V ,, W UlHinetiS S';.1'1 ? r vue.t ,.f the aud stale of (,.".".".' Hrlon couim. e ii..iJ."'!""'"'ei: ingMaerMoi i5 n'""'" "aln a.? fflOTuS 'iiwie lutrtaiau in i.r. :.l.''f.'t Wiii.: micuHt 1 iiMtViiY,;uV"nt.,fih'i7.iVe i llll(1 "M'ltlier'B Way," S Vir ",B """foeg. f &eJ fe vM.VBti..nET E. Kanqsteb; two 1 m " .".V. o S:;;;!! -"J, " of J!u! 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Ia,i"'8 - bo made by tror Martci W"tiV 1 1 ": ; ' "!.?.!: Onler or Draft, to Mlwii " w ' oounty. or O. Wnghi'orrhT.irTt1!U,,Hi y u.tn Localities tliosc omictl by men or corporations who! TION to Proposals Invited. THE Board of Trustees of tho Oregon state Insnno Asylum hereby Invite sealed propo-als for furnishing; at tho Asylum, Salem. Or., the follewing: 2'jO pounds best renovated gceso feathers. i!00 double, gray blankets, tl pounds each, genuincnll uool warp and filling, 4 feet, U inches ido nndti feet, 3 Inches long. 75 hair mattresses, 18 pounds each, to be gray hair nnd of flrht quality ticking, tufien nnd stitched edge. 100 yards heavy Amoslceag pillow tick ing. I y rd wide. Samples may be seen at the ottice of Hoard of Trustees, nnd goods must bo In accordance therewith. The right to reject any and nil bids Is re served. Iltds will bo opened at 2 o'clock p in., on Tuesday, Jnn 21, 1890. HY1.VITEK PENNOYEn, GEO. W.McUllIDE. G. W. WraiB, Board of Trustees. V. A. 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