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VOL. 5.
"TIIE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, WEKBTESDAY, JUNE
22, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
3ffO. 147.
tjPWi
IT IS AN ESTABLISHED FACT
-THAT
MCF. PA1 TOM'S
-Specialties of-
BLANK BOOKS
Havo no equal for being quick sellers, and tiade winner?. This
being tho result of his catchy styles and low prices.
NEW SAMPLES AND NEW STOCK!
Hurd's Fancy Stationery
-Now Iteady.-
QUALITY EQUALLY AS GOOD AND AT LESS PRICES
Than any of tho cheap grades of fancy stationery now on tho
market
JV E W STYLES, NE W DESIGNS,
NKW PRICES.
fESSSSBSXM-
Sole agents for the SWAN FOUNTAIN PEN, millions in use. We guarantee all we sell.
itat Bts?at Book Stor.
TSIMiSIZSXBJSSaESam33CE5Ba5n
PLEASANT-
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has tho advantage of street
cars and city water.
"Remember it is within ten minutes walk of the
Postoffice or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm
.0 WUiaBlL.
One-half block south of Bush's bask, up stairs.
UFW flglrTTP-tTF ''"Mlfcmj1 JBM OTWff HI I'M' f"'iiir" Wwriwi'UHWltf ffiBBC
Harritt
Cat
vUUCEs3SOHS TO
118 vS 1 b 1.9 9 us
WELLER BROS.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR
I OOZME3S.3EBSSB33
lir3Elj!LB2E"-
STAPLE m WI GIBBS
At th old Stand, next door to Post Office.
nrewTracioiCTa
H. GLASSFORD.
CARPENTER, BUILDER AND CABINET MAKER,
BANKS, STORES AND GPPICES TITTED UP IN.
Georgia Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc.
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Rearof 2G0 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
NAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES 1
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
Blfflf 4 PlM, Plumbers and Tinners,
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and PlumbjFurnlriied.
PAPER HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
All are invited to call nt 143 Court street and look at all tho lute
patterns in Wall Paper and get prices for annwon the wall.
E. C. SNOW, Decorator, with E. E. SM)V, llotibe, bi0n anu v,ui
rlllg PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Paper Hanging. Kateomlulng, Wall Tinting, etc Varnishing and
Natural Wood liniah. Only Firsts Work. K. E. bNOV.
liemuiuuei mo h'"1 -i "
The place to get n Saddle horse, Livery
rig, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
11:11 c ,1 ., rmnA wnll. vnr.r.p.d Manure.
loadofDirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of
. . . , -n L ,! .,.c.,il wnrt' 1C rmv mnr.to.
Willamette Hotel, jrrompi. uuu t,.w..- .. --
FOUND
i m 1 n rv Ci DRAYS AND TRUCKS
Salem Truck & Bray Co. gsffl&l?
Njivj-uiii xxt.v flc5stat St., opposite 8a
w ...!,. found throughout the dav ai
lem Iron works. uraya uuu uuw ,)
the corner of State and OommerciHf nt-wato.
. .r.Klllfl IC.....f.t..J.nl.
B. F. DRAKt, Proprietor. J,,nnTC
SALEM IRON WORKS,
0-.f-V.Lv J- J-va. ... - OREGON.
anlmcVires OTEAM 1
t c nnpnnilRHR
C. N.CHIRCHILL.
nmrnomiL & buhrougiis,
Ti ius, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitter
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
100 Cuemeketa Btreet.
Sash and Door Factoid
Fronts Street, Salem, Oregon.
The best class of work in our lino at prices to compete
4ith tho lowest. Only the best material used.
GET THE J.&M. LAWNMOWER
In Three Sizes.
ALSO A3J IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
GRAY BROTHERS,
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
Ed. C.
meats.
Cross,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt ami
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpfc delivery to all parts of the city. t
05 Court and 110 State Streets.
Chas.
Smith,
-SUCCESSOR TO-
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Ee-opened at the Old Stand with tho most complete
stock in Salem of
HARDWARE, -STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE IA SPECIALTY-
Contractors and builders can find here every articlo they
need, in tho most approyed and modern patterns.
SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
oneral trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
tlw 248 Commercial Street.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, ?200,00l)
Transact a gonornl bunking buslnojs
In nil Its brauches.
tJ.C.SHERMAN,
U, K, Pension and Claim agent. P.O
Box 281. salem, Orog m Deputy county
Clorl' Vrlt- for bluiiks "
DUGAN BROS'
Plumbing and ileating Co.,
Wholesale and;ietall denleihlit
STEAM AND 1'LUMBIKIJ GOODS.
.) Cam mercial htrcct. Tflephone No. a.)
For Sale.
Thrfe lot in North halem on fctrcct car
line, also 21 ucrtB Jrult laud alouts4 mliea
oast or Balein. Call on
v. w. cLiiueiufiSox,
HUto lnkurance Ulllcc
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRKNTri, Manager.
Loch Box 1210, Seattle. Wnb
JJrecdtirt tlri uorougUbred l'oultry offol
imlUif arlellea:
ti. V. WJilto tgliorm, H. C. Ilrown UK
bornf, White l'lymoulh llockJ, liarred
nymoulh Jlockn, I'll Orijim, JUtk Lang
shanu. Light; Urabinniu, Hun" Cochin,
ttirtrldgeCchlu., ilroum Turkey .
fxii'l ior( irrtiUrand J'rlce liiU
White's No. 60,
bALHM'rf VISESV TRUCK,
JJow ready for biulnttw. -ViieJtal woric a
jialty. J.r. wUJfK.
OKO. WU.LIAMH
Wxi h'MI.AMI
liUUJl MONAHY
I'rehUlen
.Vice i'roHldenl
.Cashler
DIUKCTOHB: Geo. WllUnuifl.Wm. Kng
land, Dr. J. A. Itlchardson, J. W. Hodon,
J. A. JSakor. , ,
Hank In new Kxouange block on Com
mercial Btrnet. K-ia-ll
Authorized Capital 00,000,
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Halem, Oregon.
W. A. UUMIK. I'lTT" W. W. MAItTIN,
Vice i'rts. J. 11. ALHhlir, Cunhltr.
Htato, Counly and City WurranU bought
at 1'ur. dw
I'HOFKSSION.VIi CA11DS.
JJ.SHAW, Bt. W. HUNT. BIIAW &
, HUNT, attorney at law. omceovcr
Capital National bank, Balem, Oregon.
GEO. II. UUIINKTT, Attorney at law,
Halem, Urvgm. OHlco over Ldd A
Hush's bank.
1 T. 1UC1IAUDSON, Attorney nt law,
). offlco up talrs tn front rooms of new
ush block, corner Commercial and Court
atreeui, Balem, Oregon.
JOHN A. OAltsON, Attorney at law.
HoomsSann 4, Lada A HuhU'r bank
building, Balem, Oregon. 8 1 lyr
U. V. IIONHAM. W. JI. HOLMES.
Boniiam & Hoi.vkb, Attorneys at law.
Olllco In Hush's block, botween 8tale
and Court, on Com'ISt.
rplLMON KOKD, attorney at law, Salem,
L Oregon. Olllco uptalra in l'altou's
Clock.
BH. HllADdHAW, PHYSICIAN AND
. Burgeon, Kalem, Oregon. Oillce In
l-.Klrldge block, upstairs oer Williams .
Kiulaiul's bank ltcsldcnce corner btato
nud B, K. comer Inter street.
WH. YOUNG, M. V., Olllco formerly
. occupied by Dr. llowland, corntr
Court and Liberty streets. Telephone No.
45. OUU-e heun: 8 a. m, to 12; 2 to 4 p. m.,
nml 7 to 9 p. m. Itesldence ISth slluot on
electric car lino. Telephone No. 9.
"VroAFEfi. & HIIOOKS, rhjslclaus
1VJ. and Surgeons. Murphy blck, up
stairs, L'ominetciul sileet, fiileni, Or.
TU. W. S MOrr, physician and mr.
IJ geou. Olllco in Cldrldgo lllooit, Sa
loni, Oregon. Olllco hours 10 to Ilia, in
2 to 4 p. 111.
171 U.PHILHUOOK.M D.,HoincopathlsL
11, Olllco 153 Court street; Residence 17
High street. Get-ural pracllco. Hpeolal
attention given to dlteascs ol Women and
children.
Dll. JUNTA H. A. DAVIS. Olllco hours,
a. m. to 11a. 111; 2 p. 111. to 3 p. m.
Day or night calls piomptty alttndeil to.
special attention given to disoubes or wom
en and children, oitlro tn Acw Hiinklilk.,
B05 Uoinmciolal stieet. Kealdenuu same.
DR. T. C. SMITH, Dcntlst.lU Hluto street,
Halmi, Or. KlnlRlind dental opera
tions 01 every description. Painless opera
tions a specialty.
WD.POGll, Architect, Plans, Sped
, flcatlons nnd siiporlntendatice lor
all classes of buildings. Olllco OK) Com
iiuerclal tit., up Blalrs,
OA. ItOHi;ilT, Architect, room 121. Mar
. quam building. Portland, OrCfcOH.
MONEY TO LOAN.
hpeclnl Inducements for the imxt 20 days
on (food farm loans,
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Jlooni II, Hush Hank block. 6 I2d
fMPIinVK!) OUDKIt OK IIKII MKN.
I Kamhikuu 'JrlboNo. 8, Haltm. Holds
council every Thurtday evening, at 7J0.
Wigwam In Mat Insurance hull,
K. O.UaK Kit, Prophet.
PItANK O. WATKHH, Chief of Kecord.
J. M, Neeclham,
JIOUE PAINTING, KALHO-
MINING, PAIMSR HANOTNG,
NATURAL WOOD FINIriUING.
Leavf ordem-J. Trwlu'n, re cIBiutth a
Httlncr's drug store.
HU.SIN1M UAJillS.
HOEYE A MILLS, Pioprletors U10 1'orce
lain HathiinilMliavlugParlOM, Have
tne only Porcelain Haili Tubs In tho city.
'AH Commercial street, Salem, Oregon.
S PRAGUE A ALLEN. HlaeksmitlH nnd
horcshoelug ond reptlrlng. Only tho
best workmen employed. Opposite State
Insuranco building
A U. SMITH A CO., Contractors, Bower
A. lng. Cement Hlrfrwalks, Excavating,
F'.tc: All work promptly done, Salem, Oi.
I.eue Orders with Dusau Hro3. 4.15-lm
PJ. LARBEN A CO,, Manumoturo of all
, klndsof vehicles. Repairing a sfeclnl
ly. Shop 45 Htato street.
CARPET-LAYING. I mako a sp"clulty 01
caipet-Hcwlng and laying; cirpets
taken upand rolaidwithguutcaie. Leae
orders with J. H. Luna, Huren .v Kon or
WhltcCorner. J. G.LUHKMA 1.
DAKOTA POWr" S.1AKE.
JOHN KNIGHT, Hlaeksmlth. Hor.t
shooing and rep Urine; a specially HI101
no IOOI 01 e,iueriy sireei, c-uienunviuu,
Mthel
LVClf
For
Sale.
"iO ArrP. imJir lence. with
balance timber, will sell all or part, cheap,
on reasouablo term?.
JAMES WARNER, balem. Or.
P.O. Ilox.M). (HB-tJ-dw
Capital City Rdairat
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Mcah at All Hours oltlio Day
Nono but white labor employed Hi thh
establishment.
A good substantial ineal ccnlrod In I'rst
class style
'I wenty-llve reuU per meal,
R H D FRONT
Court strtwt, botween Opeia .llouw anil
Mlnto's Llvory
X Truly HemnrkaM Crltno That Is
or Great llMtA tn Oic Farmer.
In central Dal&tn, a tho "Missou
ri bottoms," thoro oris ta, one of na
tnro'3 Btrangc3t freaks, llio Bottlonj
term it tlio "iiunip Bnalco." Kow it
camo tboro nnd wliero it canio from
is yet unknown. It fii-st mado its
appearance in Emmoua county in tbo
springtime o 188C. A full grown
pump snako measures about sixteen
feet in length, anil about threo inches
in diameter. They aro of gregarious
habits, roaming tho prairies in largo
herds, as many as 300 having been
counted in a singlo Hock.
In dissecting ono of theso reptiles
thero is found a tubo, which extends
from tho root of tho jaw to tho ox
tromity of tho tail and terminates
in an opening. This tubo is about
two inches in diameter and lined
with a tough, yielding substanco
similar to rubber. Tho pump snako
is easily trained to answer tho call
of man. Tho inhabitants of this sec
tion trap them in largo numbers.
A farmer on Cat Tail creek has a
flock of twenty pump bnakes trained
to a remarkable degreo of proficioncy.
At tho blast of a wlnstlo tho Bnakes
assemble ou tho banks of tho creok.
The leader (thoro is always a leader
to a herd of theso snakes, who is
elected by a two-thirds majority)
dashes into tho water of tho creek,
leaving only tho extremity of its tail
on tho bank.
Another snako immediately grasps
tho end of tho leader's tail in its jaws,
a third snako takes hold of tho sec
ond snake's tail in a similar manner,
and so on, extonding to tho wator
troughs in tho cattlo yards, 800 feet
away. Tho leading snako begins to
swallow or pump tho water of tho
creek, which passes through tho long
lino of snakes as it would through a
hoso, and falls in a heavy stream into
tho trough.
Tho agriculturist told of an ex
traordinary circumstanco which oc
curred a short time ao. TThile work
ing in tho field near his homo ho ob
served flames issuing from tho roof
of his barn. Wild with excitement
ho humed to tho burning building,
only to seo that it was a hopolefes
task for hiuisolf alono to attempt to
extinguish tho flames. In despair ho
gazed ou tho destruction. Suddenly
ho hoard a loud rustling in tho tall
grabs, whonco issued his hord of
pump snakes on tho run. Tho leador
hurled himself into tho creok, tho
rest instantly adjusting themselves
heads and tails from tho creok to tho
burning building.
Tho last snake, standing on its
head waved its long and floxiblo
- body, from tho tail of which issued a
stream of wator that was thrown
with torriilo forco on tho burning
building. Back and forth dashed tho
tail ond of tho living hoso, squirting
tho wator whoro it would do tho
most good, while tho loud pumping
of tho leador could bo hoard nbovo
tho roar of tho conflagration. With
in iif toon minutes tho lost spark was
out. Then, nnd not until thon, did
tho pump Bnakes quit work. Thoy
woro completely exhausted, tho lead
er having fainted dead away.
Tho main part of tho building and
its contonts woro baved thanks to
tho prcsonco of mind of thoso won
derful snakes. Firo and Water.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Utiles, $2.50 ioliH.OO pur Day.
Tho best hotel belwoii Portland andHiu;
Kranclsco. KlrstcLiss In all 1U apnolnl.
ments. Its tables ure served with thf
Choicest If'ruttti
Grown In the Willamette Valley
A, I. WAGNER, Prop.
.ARANjSSE)
TS3 H Jw?;
iMKturasncn
CURB
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest IT. S. Gov't Food Report.
RoYa
(A
Baking
Powder
Mm&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
1v t
HAYMAKING IN THE ALPS.
to
A now and C uiinlctelrcniriieiit. constat
Ingof supponltorles, oliitmiiiil In capsule,
alo a box and pills; a posltltu cure lor ox
tenia), Interim), blind or lilt eilliig, itching
chronic, recent or hiie-dtmry Pllc, and
many other dUeascs and lemale weak
ticssts; It In m1 Will 11 u prat bom .'It to tlio
general health jIiu ilrsl rilscotcry ol a
inidlcal cure lenderlii'r an operation with
tho knife iiniiuuBiary lieiealler, 'I Ills
remedy has nevei biou known to fill, fl
nor box.Ofor 15; sunt by mall. Why sillier
from this terrible dlaeise when 11 written
guarantee Is given with U bozow, to lefuud
the money II not cured. H-ndbtumpforlrce
sample, (Juarfnli-o tsuied by Wooiiauii,
(JI-aiikk A. Co., whole-all) uiid retail drug
gists, sole agents, Portland, Or. 64-ly-dw
J. H. HAAS,
TILE WATCIOIAKJflR,
2MVi Commtftlil St., sle-n, Oregon,
(Ntul door to Kioto's.)
Hptclally ol UpoctHcli, and repalrlny
Clocks, Walc.iiw. and Juwplr
E. (J. CKOSS,
and Packer
Htat Hi. and Court Ht-Tbo bet meat
delivered to ull parW of the ell v.
E. K.HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
Olfcoe at ChnsrUulVert's Milllonny store,
tiUHW, vitKu, j
Tim Steins of the Prickly Pour.
In most plants, to put it Bi'mply,
tho leaves aro tho mouths and stoni
iii'lis of tho organism; their thin and
flattened blades aro spread out hori
zontally in a wido oxpauso. covered
with tiny throats nnd lips which
suck in carbonic acid from tho sur
rounding air, and disintegrate it in
thoir own colls undor tho influence
of hunlight. In tho prickly pears, on
tho contrary, it iB tho flattonod stem
and branches which undortako this
essential operation in tho llfo of tho
plant tho sucking in of carbon and
giving out of oxygon, which is to
tho vegetable exactly what tho oat
intr and digesting of food is to tho
animal orgunism. In thoir old ugo,
however, tlio steniH of tho prickly
pear display thoir trao character by
becoming woody in toxturo and
losing their articulated, leafliko ai
peatanco. Grant Allen in Popular
Science Monthly.
llliiiiilurbuss.
In using tho word "blundorbuss"
wo unconi-ciouhly imply a uouso of
disparagement for tho shooting pow
orw of our forofathora contrasted
with tho precision of tho modem
nflo. Tlio word itsolf has, however,
u terrible enough meaning, and dis
dains all connection with "blundor,"
"IJliintlcrbuHH," in fact, as wo havo
it, is a fitrango corruption porhaps
not nltogothor untinged with tho
KciiHO and Hound of "blunder" of tlio
old Dutch word "donderlmss," which
can bo litorally translated into the
English "thunder box'' or "thunder
ban'ol." Chambore' Journal.
Ilnw tho Itnrdy Slonntnlueor lias
Labor to Get n Precarious Living.
Itis astrango nndsavagorevoronco
which tho peasants feel for tlio
mountains. With no peoplo is tho
love of homo and tho native soil so
strongly developed. Every littlo
scrap of ground is turned to tho best
account. If a few square yards can
auywhoro bo mado or reclaimed tlio
roquisito labor is not grudged. Many
of these sturdy peoplo compel an in
credibly littlo spot of ground to yield
them enough and somo to sparo.
This surprising product from a soil,
much of it very poor, is duo to tho
perfection of spado work. Each field,
or rather patch, has tho perfection
of shapo given to it to faciUtato cul
tivation and drainage. Tho peasants
say, "If tho plow has a plowsharo of
iron, tho spado has a point of gold."
In tho mountainous districts es
pecially tlio man makes tlio very soil.
Ho builds terraces along steep in
clines, lines them, with blocks of
stone, and thon packs tho earth to
them. Thus ho transforms tho moun
tain and tho rock into a littlo patch
wliero ho plants a vino or raises a lit
tlo oats or maizo.
Up tho heights of rocks wliich
even goats cannot climb, on tlio very
brow of tho abyss, tho peasant goes
in search of grass, clinging to tlio
precipico with iron clampers on his
foot. Ho hangs on tho sides of tlio
roclcs wliich imprison tho valley,
and mows down a fow tufts of graBS
from craggy sholves.
Tho peasant mountain mower is
accustomed to all tlio perils of tho
mountain, and tho day boforo tho
mowing season begins a day fixed
by communal docreo ho bids faro
woll, porhaps for tho last timo, to
his wifo and children.
His scytlio on his Bhoulder, armed
with his iron shod stick, provided with
his clampirons, a cloth or not rolled
up in his bag, ho sots out at mid
night, in order that tho dawn may
find him at his work.
During tho two months of hny
harvost ho goes down to tho villago
only thrco or four times to renew
his supply of food or linon. By this
hard and perilous occupation an Al
pine mower inakos from throo to fivo
francs a day, his food not included,
and many times uudor somo project
ing rock ho mustseok a bed and pass
tlio night.
Once dried, this wild hay is cai-o-fully
gathered into a cloth or not and
earned down to tho first littlo plain
whoro it can bo made into a Btack,
which is loaded with largo stones to
provent its being blown away.
In winter, when ovorything is cov
ered with snow, tho mowor climbs
again tho porpondicular sido of tho
mountain, carrying hia littlo woodon
sledgo on his shouldors. Ho loads it
with hay, seats himselt in iront and
shoots down with tho swiftness of an
arrow.
At times the snow, softened by tho
warm wind wliich blows upon tho
heights, is dotached in an avalancho
behind him and swallows him up bo
foro ho reaches tho valloy. Indeed,
in theso dcop solitudes whoro tho
grass is found, tho lifo of man is so
exposed and accidents aro so frequent
that tho law forbids that thoro should
bo more than ouo mowor in a family.
Boyd Winchester's "Swiss Republic."
Animals That Catch Pish,
Thoro nro plenty of wildcats bo
twoeu Wellileot and El wood, Nob.
On Modlcino creek thoy trap for
beaver. It bcems to bo a favorito
fiBhing placo for beaver and coons.
Yes, coons will fish. Thoy havo littlo
paths down to tho edgo of tho
Htrcam, and thoro Hccroting thora
tiolvcs catch fish with thoir paws.
Wolves and coyotes nro numerous,
but aro rarely struck by an engine
Near the Herbort ranch, cast of
Ciioyeniio, I havo seen a coyote on a
wire fence, which seems to havo
been thrown thoro by an ongiuo.
The wolf of tho plains is either
caught in traps or by sportsmen
closing in on a pack iuadrivo. Somo
limes thoy are killed by ranchmen
putting poison on tho carcasses o
cattlo and sheep. Wolves hamstring
and thon kill stock. Tho wolf drive
is a fino sport on tho plainB. Inter
viow in Denver Nowb.
Ueforo Starting on a
formation as to tha most desirable rout Mi
Journey
rcr
A person penally desires to gain some bt-
take, and will purchase tickets via the out j$
mat win niiora mm mo quick est ana em
I time table of th
sorvlco. Ueforo starting on a trlpto Uhl-
ia
yov
Wisconsin Central Line. The trains rn
on this route aro vcstlmtloandarecaalppra
with Pullrann'HlalestDrawlng ltnotn Sleep
ers, elegant Oay Coaches and Dining Gam
of latest design, built expressly for this ser
vice, and are exnulslto In iurnlshlnes and
convenient and comfortable In arrange
ment nnd se complete In every detail that
they have no superior in comrort and ele
gance. The dining car service la pronoun
ced by all tho roost elegant ever inaugur
ated, and Is operated In the luUncst of lb
patrons.
Fast trains via the Wisconsin Central
Lines leavo Minneapolis dally at lli:46p.m,
and (1:25 p in., and St.- PanlntliOp. m
and 7:15 p. m., making favorable connec
tion with all trains from the West and
Southwest. e
For tickets, mans, namnhlets and full
Information apply to u, F. McNeill, C. t.
and T, A., Minneapolis, Minn., and to Jae, ',
U Pond, General Passenger and Tiota
Agent, Chicago, IU.
,WWT
Summons. .
In the Circuit Court of the State of Of
gon ror tho county 01 Marlon.
James Shirley, plaintiff,
YS.
A, L, Uodson, V. K. Hudson, J. V.Hodeo :,
llelle Ilodson, Ulancho Hudson, LavtMj.
MCiorinicK. vy. xi. iucvAirmioK, s,j.jh.
ingioii, u. w. uiiungiou,w. xe. iiomtoij.
ii.uu iioiison, v, r. xuompson
Ilrey, deleudenls.
To A. (J. Urey, tho defendant ahoyo named
V-
Af
In t he name of the btate of Oregon, yov
before the M
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled ngafust, you In ilh
nbovo entitled suit, on or
Monday in Juue.lrttt, to-wlt: JuneI3,18tR.
tho same halng tho first day of the next
term of tho abovo entitled court, and If
ou fail so to answer lor ant (hereof,
iilaiutlll'wlll iiimlv to the court for the re
lief demanded therein, to-wlt: A Judg
ment against defendants, A. L. ilodson
and O. K. Ilodson for tho sum of ?H0O. . to
gather with lutere&t thereon at the rate of
ten nor cent, rwr annum lrotn November
0, lw&. less tho following pay meuta thereon,
io:wu: siiuiNovomooru, iNi.;: jriiuiovein
berti, 18SI; 50 August ai.lsso; J101 July,-Xt
1887; Ftj.tu Decern bor 12, 18.8; 30;Augut
JO, law); J7.'i5 May 5, 1801; $J0 October 8, YbUl:
also that plaintltr have Judgment agalDM
said deleudants lor SlfXI us attorney's fee
in this suit, and that plaintltr havo Judg
ment agalutt said defendants for all oosui
and dtsbursementa of this suit. Beoond,
a decree for tho ioreclosure and salaagatrsat
you and all of the abovo named defend
nntt, of the mortgage property mentioned.
in lnltitlt1& ,-nmrtltiliit tn.v?ll. Tim ftaute
tlonal h- K. K, being the y. K of tho,d, JC M 'M
and loM land a of section Vain t. 8; 0. H.9--"S
vr.,v. m. ana ine iractiouai w. ;-h 01 in? m.
vr.Vi of section 8U, r. 8, a. 11. 2 vv., W. M.,
cone lUneresnflof the east side ol the nrste
tloualw. HotiUof.yiot tho s. w.
section ou in inu lorin 01 u puroieiiognu
extending acrces said land. There hell
In all uf this cou ovance 151.01 acres or la
less 17K acres off of lot No. 2 deeded to
John WitUchtm. All of Bald land slloataa
In Marlon county, State of Oregon. Ily MM
sherlU of Marlon county, Oregon, accord-
lug to law nud the practice ot this court;
that the proceeds of said sale may- be ap
plied In payment ol tho amount due v
the plaintiff, and that said defoudantsADd)
Jin Wrote Three Hands.
It is now well understood that tho
lawyer of whom Dickons speaks as
writing threo hands ono which he
himholf only could read, ono which
only his clerk could read and ono
wliich nobody couiu read was joun
Bell, of tho chancery bar. Jumea
Jayn.
So Many Obstacle.
Strangor High stejiiKira appear to
bo very faflhionablo hero.
Horse Dealer Yea, Hir. No othor
kind can get around New York, sir,
without breaking thoir nocks. Now
York Weekly.
Everybody know whitt it is, and
tiiutlnthw reuson they no to TU-I
lenliruud'o fur tlmt pure Ice creum
soda,
each of them, and all lMirsonsclalmlng t
dortiiem,and each of them.oranyofthein,
subsequtut to said mortguguon said prcuv
lses, either us purchasers, lncumbrXncer
or otherwise may be ba rred and foreclosed
of all rights, claim or equity of redemption
in tho said premises and every part thereof
and that tho plalntlll may have Judgment
and execution against the said defendant
U. 10. ilodson nnd A. L. Ilodson lor any de
ficiency which may remain after applying
all thonroceedsoflhesaloofsald nremunl
properly applicable to tho satisfaction of
said Judgment, Third, that tho plaluUli;
or any oilier party 10 me buii, may ueeonw
apuichassorat saldsalo, that the sheriff
execute a certificate ol sale to the purchas
er and that tho said purchaser he let into
possession of tho said premises production,
of tho shertll's oertlneato of sulo thereof,
and that at the expiration or the time Cot
redemption, that tho sheriff execute",
deed to tho purchaser of said promise,
unless redeemed as required by lawj tha
the plalntlll may have such other and fur
ther ro.lef In the premises as to tills court
mav seem meet and enultable. You, will
furthor take notice that this summon i
eorved on you by publication In the Cam-
tax. jouiiNAL. ot Baieiu, juanoa couniy,
Oregon, by order of lion. It. P.lloise, Jnda
of the above entitled court, madoatlfnstnv .
hers at uaiein, Marion county,. ure
Anrtl 'Jl.lKII-i. itrilnrlni nnfl. illrkM-llnar
s tid summons be published therein one m-'i
wmb: tor six consecutive wcoks.
H.T. ltIOUAUl)OK.
4-287t Attorney for PtalutW.
Executrix Notice
M
XrOTIOU Is hereby given that tbe undtry
IX signed has this day been appoint.,
ed by tho lion. County Court of :Matrto
cotintv. executrix of the last will and turn
tameul of Charles Plgler, deceased. llpflr d
sons having bills agulnst said estate HJ
requested to present mem to inn at znjrJ
restuence corner u una uiu sireete, i
wood addition to Halem. nronerlyve
nersoiis knuwlus themseUes Indebted
said estate are reciuested to make luinwdVr J
ute payment. unAn 1'iui.ut,
Anril U2. Xh'.fL
tficni it. HAMUKit, Attorney for Admbif
utrix, -xwmm
A How Slutlmd of I'ltylug Ifolji,
Anow solution of tho wage prob
lem is reiwrtcd fr,om Bolfast. A
Bhopkcoier hired a clork and ixtid
him four dollars for tho first week.
At tho end of tlio second week tho
clerk was surprised when ho received
only thrco dollars, and ho asked tho
reason of tlio cut down. "Why," re
sponded tho shopkeopor, "you know
moi-o alxnit tlio business now, nud
the work must come easior to you."
Tlio clork, fearing a continued appll-cation-of
tho unique theory, resigned.
Lowistou (Mo.) Journal,
Citation.
In the County Court, for theCouuiy of
rlou, Htale of Oiegoa.
In the matter of estate of) .,,
i:volllio Cox. deceased f '-"l-l"
To ull the heirs of said decedent, k
or unknown. UIlKtCliXUi '
In the name of the btate of Oregon,
are nereuy uueu anu requiroa to
the county umrtuf theouitoof On
the County of Marlon ou Monday, t
day 01 July. Ib'Ji, at 10 o'clock, In tl
noon of that day. then and there t
cause. If any theie buwh? an orders
not be made authorizing and emnoweii
the admlntstratorot said estate 10 mu I
real property ueionging to sain m
which Is described as follows to-wlt:
8,11, 10 and 11 In block 'u,M as shows
the amended putt of cupltul purs a
to tho City ot Buloui in Alarlou
Oregon.
Wanes), the Hon. T.L.David
for the County of Alarlou with the 1
said court athx. this lAlli davof Jun.
Attest: U.lt. HHhltMAt. OL
Ily FitAWK Y, WATKtW, I)oty.
ISEAUJ
A Cage of lied lllrds.
A lady in Springflold has a large
cage full of red birds. Sho owned at
first ouo tauo rod bird, and one wild
bird after another came visitiug him .
till tlio cage vtut occupied by tha vol- AdmuiWsty
votary captive-.. Kawaa qtyRrtwr. " c?Jj
Ailmlnlstrator'H Sal.
-VT fJTIOK is hereby trlven tluU "lur
XS of au order and licence otmlm
made by the county court of MMMtt a,
ty, urtgun, on the lUd day of Uaf,
nuiuurtsiujs UUU VllllJtVCTK iub i
mlul.trator ol tbe estate of wmtf
uwuutiu, iu mm 1 1 lie rHi (in
after described for the 1
claims auulu.t the estate oi said 1
1 win on
Saturday, tha 2d day of July, I
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. u. In
noou of saia ay at tue uoor 01
court bou.e to UAhmi, MmIob i
uou. sell at uublka auotlou for 4
on the day of sals, to the ulgt
the right, title, lalerwtt
wtii sum Meury ums. oa
ull the right.
the lime of tutu death,- Ui
lowlug dertbd rwl proMrty,
ooMtiwIfut Uui Bvrinweii au
tiotltl.T. s., k. 9 n., isftwn
MwMtau oort euumuttuc-tBi
siiuata m Manga mtwfiti
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