Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 21, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextII THE CAPITAL u.mimiiwftiHiuwaumanwwwt EVKNTXG JOT-DX-AX. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL PUnUSIIKDDAIL.Y.KXUEITflUNDAV, BY TUB Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Motored at the pOKtofllce nt Holcm,Or.,a Hecond-clnux matter. H-e fourth page for term of subacrlp Hon. Advortl.emenM to Insure Insertion (for he Mine day) should bo hnnded In by 1 o'rlock. Correniiondenrp containing nnw-H of In tcrwt nnd Importance In rtrlrcd from nil parts of the Mute. No attention will be paid to anonymous communication. Prntonrfdcidrlng Hie Capital JovtatAt, wrvl nt tliclr houses enn wcure It by pov 1 enrd request, or by word left nt thin office. Hpeclmon number eiil free on implica tion. Office, corner Court nnd Liberty Hft. TUKHOAY. IANUAI.Y21 JllSr OCT IH.00I) TO DRINK. THE ASTOItIA KA1LKOAD. Our readers nre all interested in any great development of Oregon re-1 .she i sources. The news of the day indl- j rates mat. tne eiiorts ot tne Astoria! A malady of a most remarkable ANNOttNCKMBNT. Larger Ouarlern Telegraph !erlre Increased Working I'oree The Journal Steadll; (Ironing. The i'uMIslicrrt announce thai they have comtilulcd arrangement for Itiiprovetiii'tilK on the Capital Jouunal, In kee;'ln with the growth ami trop.Tlly of the city. Indications pilot ton larger Influx of population for thin year than ever before. We nre certain to have more public and private improve incnlfl than In any year ptwious. The demand for homes and real es tate is steadily Incruasitit;. To meet the demand the Joiiinal will shortly bo moved Into lh post office block, opposite the Chemeketc hotel. Additions wilt be mude to tho working forces tt the paper. Negotiations are pending that will glvo tho Kvknino Jotm.VAL the most complete press and special telegram service of any evening paper In Oregon. It will bo made In all respecls tho best nows, family and business paper in Salem, and devoted to tho interests of tho Capital. CAPITAL JoUUNAL I'UJI. Co. All over the Capital City Ih heard the music of tracklaylng. Tin; snowbound Callforutaus should cimu up and hear tho robins sing at Salem. To Congressman Conger of Iowa has been given the lienor of Intro ducing tho administration's silver bill. Tin: Jouhnal Is not great on promises, but It propones to demon strate that thu steady, sober, solid growth of Bnloni is u inoro luxtlng benefit to all than a wild, specula tive boom that some would neck. II I II iM W Evtiiiv well-penned line of a wide-awake newspaper adds dollars and dollars to tho value of real estate and Improvements In a growing city like this. That is why the Kvhnino Jouu.s'al Is being taken In every place of business, lesldenco and worklugman's homo lu tho city. Tin: Itunkof Knglaud Is reported as purchasing ,'l,(X)OlOO0 pounds of silver iih a basis for tho Issue of one pound English sterling silver certi ficates to the extent of ouo-third Its reervo fund. This Is n significant pointer to those Ameiican hankers who look with distrust on our silver eerl Ideates. in tho Oregoniau claims that the Astoria & South Coast railroad will bo completed from Astoria to Illllsboro by the cud of the year 1601. This will be an IniKrtant fdCtorin thegrowthof Astoria. The proposed route Involves a connec tion witli the capital city and Is of interest to the entire state. Tho details of the financial deal, by which the work is to be pushed with renewed vigor, are stated with much detail. It appears the direc tors adopted a resolution agreeing to convey to William Held, of Port land, all the company's assets of whatever character or description, Including its terminal lauds and rights at or near Astoria, in con sideration of which Mr. Held and others became personally obligated to give bonds in tho sum of 100,QOO to Immediately transfer certain real I'stuleof the selling value of 100,000, by deed to the various stockholders or lo a trustee to be named by them Insecurity for such bonds, which sum of $.100,000 and real estate secu rity are to become the proj)erty of the Astoria stockholders and divided among them pro rata, should Mr. Held and his associates fall to carry out any one of the following con ditiens: First to build the road from Wnrreuton and lay track to Mrs. Bird's ocean house on or before the 1st of May next. Second to build a road and lay track from the center of Young's Hay bridge to the Nekanican river near Grimes', before the 1st of July next. Third To build tho trestle wor nnd grade from tho city of Astoria ami to construct tne easterly portion of the bridge from Smith's point to the center of Young's Hay, before the :51st of October, 1800. Fourth To construct, and com plete the Voting's Hay draw bridge and piers, and to connect the same with the westerly poll Ion. now built, on or before the aist of Decem ber, I8IM). Mfth To construct, complete and have in operation tho Astoria & South Coast railway as a standard gauge road; tho greater portion of It to bo of sixty-pound steel rails, and have trains running from the city of Astoria to tho Southern Pa cific's line near Illllsboro, on or bo- loro tne aim or uecemiier, lain A woolen mill is to bo built at , Rapid City, 8. D., to use up the J Pretty ami Intelligent, lltit i the product of 200,000 sheep grazing ! Acts Like a Fiend. over the Black Hills. An eccentric Detroit millionaire oiiian, lapped his mouth with a dishcloth. Cable advices state that M. Licht ; has increased his estimate on th. best sugarcrop by 100,000 ton. The ' Increase is principally In Germany, and the total European crop Is esti mated at 3,4-15,000 tons people to get more railroads are meet-j olld Stressing nature has recently I Kot ,,,,; arcmnent w th a w I ng with some success. An artlelc , attacked the voumr daughter of i ,n,"n '" ,laa, U LlUdi IS esiclence Localities ..... ,ir,. . " or re- Tin: lUMtburg Plain dealer sug gestH tho name of lion. V. T. Hon lamlue, of Douglas county, as an eligible candidate for governor. The republicans might do much worse. Mr, Houlauilue bus represented Douglas county two terms In Oregon legislature, has creditably filled tho position of receiver lu tho Ko-n'hurg laud olllco and Is well-known u a man of executive as well a literary ability, Yes, Mr. lloiijamluo would make ix very good governor, i . i A lot of Germans, Just from tho old country, have arrived lu Hast Portland, and their actions grcatlv Clarkson Is going to resign the first assistant's place lu the'postof flee department, as soon as bo dis pones of a few remaining democratic fourth-class postmasters. This will surprise nobody who know Clnrx son. He Is too big for such a petty place. The wonder Is that ho evor took it. Everybody supposed that he WnH promised spicily promotion, and wondered that the promise was so slow of fulfillment. Ho now says ho look tho place to round out his political education, and having gotten all ho can out of it is ready to trlvo It till. (!lnrI(Hiln will Im heard from one of tbeso days. The puopiuoi lowanugni do worse titan to elect him senator, If, they are re ally tired of Allison. Portland Ore gouian. Mr. Clarkson Is one of tho men who performed a great share of the heavy work that devolved on two or three members or tho Na tlonal Committee, who had almost solo charge or Harrison's campaign. Ho Is too great a man to fill a merely seeoiid-elnH position, when It is a cold fact of Ameiican politics that so many second-class performers are assigned the leading parts. Jl'in: list or failures from Taeoma continues with unfailing regularity. Wo sympathise with tho business men of that clty.but tho la grippe ol assignments, bankruptcies and busl-ne-s Imodium Is appalling. ; i i. Parlor Klevlrlrlly. A very simple apparatus for ob (aiuiiigan electric spark is made by a Gorman physicist. Uotiud the cent erofaicommoii lamp chimney Is past ed a strip ui tin ion, anil another strip pasted from ono end of the chlmnuy to within a quarter of an Inch of this ring. Then a nleeo of Winthorp Davis, who owns one of Iho largest sawmills in this vicinity, says an Atlanta, Tex., correspon dent in the "New York Sun. The young lady Is In her sixteenth year, and when in her normal health of an amiable, rather shrinking dispo sition, and possessed of no small claim to beauty, besides being in telligent and well advanced In hci studies. About three months ago she fell into a low melan choly state and displayed a singular aversion to all society, re fusing entirely to converse at tunes and exhibiting it sullen, an position when questioned monstratcd with. All food was rejected for several days, until a piece of freshly killed beef was accldently brought into her presence, when she threw herself upon it witli all the savage Igrecdi- ncss of a famished animal, and be gan to tear and rend it with her teeth, sucking the blood with a relish. Since then, at periods vary ing from three to seven days, she is seized with the same thirst for blood, and when brought In sight of it will drink it with avidity, in spite of all eflorts to restrain her. i-'uch eflorts are attended with much danger, for (luting these attacks she fails to recognize even the members Of her family and will snap and bite at any one attempting to molest her. Her entire appearance undergoes a change, her usually gentle expres sion becoming inhumanly ferocious, her eyes bloodshot and glaring, while her jaws snap furiously and sho keeps up a hideous snarling and growling. Her face becomes suf fused with blood and herliairbrisllis on her head like that'll un angr., animal. Once satiated with bioixl she falls Into a deep sleep, as if froi-i ! Intoxication, and on nvakoiilii0 ! seems to have no renieiuberatiiv whatever ol her singular attack, and is once more her quiet, ladylike self, only complaining of severe headache, which frequently lasts un til her next Mi.urc. Physicians who have seen her are atulostito account for tho cause of her malady, and luuo up to the present fahed entirely to relieve her. Hy the advice of several, attempts have been made to keep her from the sight of blood, but the result is so distressing that it Is n ..v thought best lo allow her to gratify her tin natuial thirst. Unable to do so otherwise, mIio attacked her own flesh, teaiing It withoti.any appar ent pain and sucking the blood. On another ouc.islou, when seem ingly herself, her attention was at tracted to a younger brother, who, having cut Ids hand, entered tho house for tho purpose of having the bleeding gash bound up. She instantly leaped across tho roon and without warning, seized boy's hurt hand in her month uit mm to tno none, n was only with tho greatest difficulty that she could bo made to release, him, and when finally forced to let go gave vent to her rage in hoarse cries, or rather screams, like a wild beast cheated of its pey. mi-, w.ivisaiid uii wile are per sons of education and lefluement, and profess themselves entlrelv un able to account for their daughter's strange alllletlon, as on both sides for generations there has never been any lutoinpuratieoor muiital disease. ,. ,c d-x or re,,,,! ZtiTSSPX c Ihosc owned !y men or corporations who The Pnlpjt and the Sfngp. Hev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Hrelliern Church, Hlue Mound. Kan., says: "J feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's Now Dis covery has done for me. My Luugs were Iiadl y diseased, and my parsih- loners thought 1 could live only a few weeks. I took five bottels of Dr. King's cv Discovery and am sound and well, gaining 201bs. in weight." Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes, "After a thorough trial and con vincing evIdcLce. I am confident Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, beats 'em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindnesl can do my many thousand friends is to urge tliein to try it." Free trial botiles at Daniel J. Fry's Drug Store. Itegtllar ni.es GOc. and Sl.Oo. The Hartford Post says its type setting machine does more work than four men and gives better ser vice. The whole paper is set by these machines. Tomatoes were only raised for ornament fifty years ago, and were called love apples, and not thought tit to eat. This year about 72,000,000 cans were put-up. SI a n H ph fa Bin u I f r s M " a Yl Hnl 1 in bJ39 1 H mm "-""Tel fl n Sua il HI si o nLnlilu TION -IS OWNED HY- m n um And this Corporation is determined to MM ! la te T J ie Is ttractive li 4- I'll! Tlio Ilcst in the Country. Dr. E. S. Holder-: The Ethereal Cough Syrup cannot be excelled in the market foi-the cure of coughs, V. M. HOGGS, Nnppa. Large si '.o j?I on, small "') cent". For .k ny nil Druggist. McCrow & Wiiiard, New Salem Market, EXCHANGE BLOCK. Opfwlle ("unity UltHiuii, Coniincrrlnl St EVEHTHING NEW AND CLEAN only tho licit montN kept, ami delivered fro to nil purls of tlio city. To the city of Salem. Thev have at tills time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated iniprovementE i have scarcely begun. It is Intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Hiverside and High laud additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no ots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future bo THE MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois iii Highland Ailditon arc High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a mimberuf residences are soon to be built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lota within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over$1000. We can sell you better lots in High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi 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 for au inferior lot not so well located. With the difl'erence of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of intere.-t that will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. xcmiavsnu3x.czDaRxcB3i: Kans so Unt, Cid MUU&B. Corner ol Court and High Sts. E, M. LAW, Proprietor. We liavo tnUen a new mime hut will rnntlnuo to serve om p-itrons with tho het thu market mlnnU, gle them v cordial welenmo to Our Home. Terms roHonahle. UIvpum.i rti'l mid wo will do you ,;od. No Chinese employed. Slicrifl's Sale. Sheriff's Sale. Pl'dlinu'iiu FiiTHnd "VTONICK Is hereby given thnt by lrtue i ;;0TIcn is licrebv glreu tint bv virtue of an 1 Of nil eXeeilthm UsilC'tl OUt tf tllP I .von iHmTI .lull- 1.qii...1 ...i, .. 1. If m . n.rr.- .. . - ... !'""! " "!w it , c c :.;r, . a.;. a o,v;. ;'ss,s . ' ST .i 'is ss , .a? ,'?.; BlCupiliil City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r, Warm Meals at All Hours of the Day None but white labor emnloved In this I'KtubllMhment A ood sultatiintlul meal eool;cd 111 tln.t el iks hIj Ie rnonty.tlvtfents er inwl, R IS 13 K R O :I T. Court street, between Join mil Olllce aud -MtntoN la very. ., i . isii , i i ' JJC" i MHtl ,n f,n ue2'tudyuf t'eceiiiber, 1809. and !.... . ..m, ...,u in ui uncivu ii juu it io mn iurc-( uii u pnu a jut guient aim decree Judgement rendeied In th -Justice court lor ! duly ren.lere.I. entered of record ,i,d,i,Zw TS.i imiii ill oi'i n ni Kirinu nunuiit .. -,-! ..... ,....... ,, ...,,.,.,.. uiiiii.i , niuie ui in aim oy saui uircuu court on the 16th day of Oregon, aii.1 a certified transcript or which , October. 18S. iu a certain cut then In sab ";iM,d.,,,?I:,fller,1,!"Ul,d,,0,kcletl U P,b, 01tl-e couft P't.dinc where ,Geo""e A SI iVonar n the clerk of the eiieuil coiim of thestale as pliintlQ jwl C K. Parnshand II Par "'Vr1lX?"rr,,,eVimty.',rJ1,arlon-,,n, "e ribhweredetin.l.Dti.tnta"ro plaintiff and hh day of .May. ls, wherein state ItiMi- i,.i,,t.iHinA.,,t. i, i,ili .'..." ',."'' ranee coinnanv. rerovered im L-inpni ' .. .i..., . ,...--, 7...- . "" rM !& a!rt,!e,,o,,7is m ! ;7 "'"" """ .. L...L? '-:. .. !" ....v. --,, 4i) 8UU ihji ailornev'fl fpp, nm ... .... thtr Mimof is OeClu U. S. gold coin, t getlier nt iiy.sj nll,i eommandliiir me to satisfy inesune tojeuier wlih aeerulng cost out wiiii it iKnHi iniTnn or inn -utn r tii ... i house doorln Salem, Marl lVoutv (ire- I V Uuml tn0 c'0 '" 'he afternoon of Bun, at lo'cleel: p. ., .,ot" I day ,11 he ho.if v 8 'l0r f .thenCOUU'y court riKlit. title and iiiteiest which a F Den ,V?e '" S?,,cm.' M1.rl0,n c,""tv. Oregon, fell at ills had ou the -1th day of May ISM ,,r sTlnce K h . ? cU.'L" V ",B, gh'st bllder- fr " In and to the following described Veal ? ll("",d on .the?jr.I ,be8'lp. all the rlaht ti- uronerlvtowlt! " ULLr,u,-u Iuu tle.iutereit and tttate. hi,h C. W. ParrfKh New Fish Market. I Allen Khcxlen hanestabllshed a new Klsh i Market on StatOKtroet. sml ho Uisara Kood Stll niiuiKtf tho people of that cltv. Tho sl"J '" wn.pjH'd around a bruxh, aud l'ortland Telt'Krant wiyH should thoy happen In their inuvomoutH to Jostlo aKaliiHl anyone, they take oil' their liatHund apolo)lre In the iiiiwt re Miwetful iimiiiiur. It ix Indeed ro frciihlnu; to wltnciu Hitch a night. There are many people In the United Stat who wotiM Improve by tak. Iiik' a fow leHnoitit from thiwo simple (lOllllllllH, tlio interior of the ohlnincy Is) rubbed bilttkly. In tho dark n urhjht eleo- irh'Hjiark may boticen to pass front one piece of tin foil to the other each tliuo thu briiyli Ih wllhdmwn from tho chimney. Many othor oxperl- inentsotin be triwl with thl apparatus. iiucklou'it Arnica Salve. llio liest naive in tho world for l'mmpilyHttendedto. etitK, hruU's, soiw. ulcorw, wilt .. rheum, fever soreu, tetter eliRpHd haiidH, chllblaliiH. coriiH aud all sldn i eruptions, and positively euros pile! or no pay required. It in guaranteed i tojjlve perfect Matiwfact Ion, or money : roluudod. l'rkv ii& centw per box. for sale bv JJ.inlel -I glttt. ipply of rlsh, iKiiiltry and mimp. Hive him h call anil your onler will he s-ivlm Iiith No. ilftv-llirppr.-i.lv nriv.f,ii,i.c;ii..,i uu J- L. """isli.defendents.nan.ed in kai.i rle. imy.avet.aj. as known and designated on ;,.: ", , ,', .,,",."' i '"""wlnsdekcrlbed tho lands or Thomas Cros In township (J 1 111," 6lt"a,e!1 ln Mrinn C""'y. OreKon MHiui r.tmje.i, west iu Marion county, Or eirin,ns lecoideil In the eiei'fs olllce in said Marlon eounty, ou the Uth day of No. VPIIlllllr K7II tltil w.llnn 1..1.... I.. debated Sn the n Int oMhe-Cl.ri'n pV. !. .'' surveys as lotsono (I , two fJ) and thiee (.1), ,7,','..", ',,euce wesl. 20, chil,5i uce north of fieutiou four (i ln township Mx (b ),,. t!";m',e eat 'J0 cllalUl'; ""euco south uth mnu three (3), we.st of the Willi 1 ' ,c" tliaius to the place of besiuulng. The " iiivrmiun, jianon com and lontalnlmc one hundred scueu 'kvhu lis? bs-lW) ucres or less. IMted this 1st day of January sealed propoa!s lor furnishing at the .i mm, .--aiem. ur., tne loiiewlng: i"0 pounds best renovated geese feathera. 1!00 double, gray blaukets, ti pounds each, geimlneall wool warp and filling, -i feet. !) inches wide nndO feet, a inches long. 7.) hair mattresses, is pounds each, to be gray hair and of rlrst quality ticking, .....ku HIU..UVIIUVUKVl 100 yards heavy Ainoskeag pillow tick ing, 1 yird wide. Samples may be seen at the office of Koard of frustees, and goods must be ln accordance therewith. The right to reject any and nil bids Is re served. Jllds will be opened nt 2 o'clock p in., on Tuesday, Jan 21, 1890. 8yi.vkstek pknnoykr, Geo. W.McUkidk, G. V. Weuu, W.A.iJnxi.Y, Boarrf of TruBtec. Clerk of Hoard. tow It: Comiuenclng at a point v.-liere'the cost ine of the Uoujtiou laud claim of J I, larrlfh aud Llizabeth Kirrisb, his wile, intmects the section linn 1,,.. aud 25 lu T. 7 B. K 3 nty, Oiegon, " 7.7 ', . B "' BJ1U 8ale 6D'111 "o Brst ap. and eight vl ?V '" tbc Piufat of the cost aud expends of land, more I "'"""' ui,"le'tl'8 expenses of fhis . proceediUKiaud the remainder shall h nt . , 1SW 11. M I Mrnic i v 1 . w llPr"1 of tl"oa county, Oregon. C If UMCbfj& I'.ir aucevta at the 1'Vy, druu- t Vl'ITAL BL'SISESS C0LLEWE, Orfpnn. K. L. WiLM.I'rtn. S.i Inn. A. 1'. AHMUKONG.Mngr. A.NoriiKittMnimtiuleatloit apHani In thin lisxtie lu erltleUin of the man HK'eniiuit of the Stale Asylum for the limuio. Tin; Jtii'UNAi. bus not peon tit to umko publle all Iho ftaliv- liiouU himiet In ivIUhmIukUiou Dr. LaiifV -UWltiiteU(leiU'vv of this' tate ItiHlllutlon, but tlhv-e-wo hiivo priutvd tuv fivui roll- ' .able Htmivo aiikl ouelusl for by prominent oltieih, who t Hilly jiroporvd o kuptulu tbwir churn.. In a public matter of tbN kind Tint Jium.sAi, iUhm not draw the wrty llntw, but U optn for Ihu dl.eus.sion of any matter of gvinmil publlu In trvl. all publlu liutltutlon should be (X)liduct(sl no as t(lKHboV(mmvmh, a r utss4 iutr.'. V'HH ;AMhettkiwin.Kpri.:jr-t . -.r t.r; X j, s JtUi, Ml . feu KB.U- l;!Tii,,f "TS'm h'ow 'wr to tho ,! vr. Joy rv. "ii, r.mlly v iitair Jr Vntbi VV 'iMirtUM now for moothi A.. ' iliadpulu. Oarov f , '"'n, ps bei ttMt JIr - kj ii iiuiany lur hort '- uv aii4 fvttlttt h aymtow ' 14 ikU mi omwlrsiAl Uit t iNrtr kM4 um ,j,. au la rre( rtMWtlttiML X tcolhirtijr (if )iMir wvauMt SKkUUit Is thai OtpMMOt X-..I ...... I. ...... it. .1. .. .1... I ,i i .uiuiiu-inimiuiil UI I HO HXUIILT It i t? 1 d. I llliilllirii..liirn nf (lit- ...,i.,.l,.. ,. I lUlSlllOSS, O IlOT t II tllltl , abroad, but tin, lmni i..Pk.t l..a ! t'wriUi. hwuuki. u Emilia .,a,uau. lirown 150 tier cent, hlne.i ISTO. ' -l evBln;Scion, ' I any limr. UHalllie Iaiht .May Jllddloborouli, Ky , ! Uwi'nncwi nail tMenty-llvo people, now shn iT"T ha ittiw. Vm ihIiiuh aud iron fur- "l'H " I uacoH are tbo iirliiehml ludiiMirv. il.lml r A thief stole h pnir of shoeri from u Sheriirs Tax Notice of Sale. VrOTlCKISHKIlKllY UIVKX.TH THY 4; ..? ,r"l0fn w.irrant lor the collection ".. .. " 'V',l..a5""" "V". nsssmeiit of --"' uniiiciiiii, id, ior tue vear IS'J for the uiity of Marlon and Mate of (W gon. duly sH,.d by tho county clerk of wild county, which warrant Is now In mv ,.' pi n. , r ' .,"10 '"'Paid and dellii oiient taxes for tho year IsMi for bld dNtrlct. No. 113, in sa d Marion eoumv and not having been able f er iUlleut rearch to And any personal immertv ?o u. , x' ,B"!,..'' '? "A? the 11" -. Ltamt, described In the Nt hwln alter set forth, us the property of the neV. son whose n.iine is s..t .. i.X. ".'... ."l i3" .-W saldeT. Diiei in nm... ,V" .r.r."'"".u? ucxl p- aidjudgVenTand deTr e o,aTa atUpTaimPff Jh. J ' larriu: "ud ue remainder. If any, after he foresaid payments are made and auid ed ,. herein betoro proMUed shall be ai 'pi Id in paJmei1t.f tho said judgment and decree in iavor of .aid deiencl.nt. J. L ParrlVh and .gainst said defendant, 0. w. vluKi '',- iu-,1 f r , . P" d lr''-,'t money is de '."""'dsuleofKatdreal property for PI. ntiff dGeo ADdS,elpeI,S,es of M j ,, rt.lnAasar&"der pmeu'l ol a lthe aforesaid cUlui. that the Jam? be U.ttd, Sitrir, Oregon, Dec. 26, 1889. 8hrlg0fU.rt0mr0n8 AXE OK THE LAIIGEST ESTABLISH Umeuts; u tho State. Lower rates Titian ,1"rl'n1- Largest stock Legal Blanks h? nr?pti.t.e,');.d,BlS?est diseoSnt. Send for FeSSf b1tb nllnand catalogue o5 Steam Printer Salem Oreeo'n. 1S90. Harper's Young People. AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. i.pi,0 leveutlJ1 Volume of Hak pRit's )ouno People, which be gins With tho IvTimilwii. ' a?" .r vciu- Sheriirs horS ibsob,,...! .. .. " ..;..' j--aijuis uu attractive pro gran.mc. It will oiler to its readers iL filst f(Jur serillls of the tisnal length, and others in two or three parts namely, "The Ited Mustang," .L"Jh4M.9; Stoddabd; "Ph'il O, X. SCOTT pollgviUHU Rt SxHlullw, .Mo., the oltlf thedpi nlKht. Tht tfiiurilUii of the tiiuht ' o.!Mifuyv was somiii aslwp. Tin lti'ounl itliuatw KASTMUK. iSitatlflas. 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