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ESRCULES
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ENGINES
..Jlnrti fnvcr parts, ami are
tllliftirrt 1 kM llVlvlnat.iiit
ttnV Otll r I'lkM nr LIutiilllM, .mdiiM tt.ita.
llsbt tbu buriur, turu Itiu v. UicL uud u
AN ARROW HEAD.
I fonnd It In . flold late plowed,
Iletwccn tbft furrows of tho corn
This rollo of n rnco bronro lirowctl,
Tj'lo of their skill nnd Imnglit) scorn.
And onoo Agnln I seemed to hear
From yonder crove of undent oaks
Their lusty rolccs ringing clear.
As, on tho nuvll, hammer strokes.
Twas hunt or battle stirred their blood
To leap lmpatlont with deslrel
Twas pleasure drowned them like a flood.
Or passion burned them llko a fire.
And donbtless whoro this flint was founJ,
Ho small It Is, some Indian's cj o
Dlscortrcd, roedltiff ou tbo Rround,
A ncurr minstrel of tho sk).
Then sitnR an nrrow through tbo air
Its molody of fate and wrong.
Until It reached its mark and there
Ceased with tho bird's brief burst of son?.
Both sinners dcadl and whero they fell
For years deserted and unknown,
Tlio spot was marked I know ll well,
Uy this Iinpcrishablo stone!
-Frank D. Sherman In Youth's Companion.
SNIDER.
, SCAKKS No OSIKCT. OR DIXIT.
4Mlo ot fulo vx pUvitons. so frvanwitwlth I
uurolUUospaik,
Rltttlelty It HhU the World.
M OiU It1f AutowatloiUly,
J Uatlorles or Klectrio finrk.
awtUt s, Chester Orsds ortlwoUae Uum atur
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MMt tSIairV,Tlt I'lUWLAM ArrLT TO
A RCY. MAMUFAOTURIIIIi
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Snltlor WW n baddish sort of boy
riged tivolvo, whoso homo waa on tlio
very bank of tho Mississippi so near
to tho water that when hia activo
imagination or conscienco would not
lot him sleep ho had been known to
get out of bed in tho dead watchea of
tho night and plunge into it as a
diversion nnd a solaco. Ho had tho
mighty river a8 a playmate and nl
most worshiped it, without being
awaro that ho did bo; for tho Mis
sissippi is a wonderful tliii.g both by
night and by day to thoso who
achiovo familiarity with it, and Sni
der was a naturo worshiper within
rcasonablo limits tho limits of a
savago or a boy of twelve.
Snidor's playmates were boys and
girls of two races, tho red nnd tho
whito, nnd ho expressed a blight prof
erenco for tho whito on week days
und tho red on tho Sabbath, for, be
ing n baddish boy, ho played all day
Sunday, nnd it is hard to get along
harmoniously all day with tho little
whito boys who nro permitted to play
on that day. Tlio red people, great
and Htnall, looked on Snider as a sort
of phenomenon, and everybody
knows it is vory Boothing to tho
nerves of all ages and boxes to bo
treated deferentially. To havo
harmed a hair of Snidor's head would,
,ln tho opinion of tho band of Cliippo-
was, whoro ho passed current, have
beou tho worst kind of "bad medi-cino."
Snidor's siro hold tho orthodox
Wostorn viow that "Injuns is pizon,"
and did not npprovo his sou's famili
arity with tho aborigiucs, but this
did not seriously iutorfoio with tho
boy's plans, for it was not regarded
as strictly nocessary that lie should
consult his paronta as to his goings
in nnd comings out of tho woods.
Snider nnd his Indian playmates
had in their intercourse constructed
a "blond" of English and Algonquin
that was unintelligible to other mor
tals than thomsolves, and frequently
thoy used it to express boritiments re
garding thoir progenitors that would
havouiado things piotty stormy for
them had thoir elders, into whoso
teoth thoy hurled it, known what
was said.
Snidor's best friend and "steady
company" was an Indian maiden of
ton, whoso namo in English would
bo frooly translated Red Leaf, but
which in hor uativo tongue could bo
Bpolled only by a combination of let
ters that would look vory discour
aging to civilized people. Rod Loaf's
mother had no warrior she could call
hor own, and this dotrncted from hor
popularity with tho tribp, for its
tnalo lnombors wore expected to di
vido tho produco of tho chnso with
hor, and gratitude was not hor
strongest characteristic. Her hus
band's scalp was blowing about liko
a dry rag in Bomo Sioux warrior's
topoo, ho having boon killed hi battlo
sovoii or oight years boforo Snidor
formed tho ncquaintanco of his
daughter. Tho lady's namo might
havo boon rendered Alkali in Eng
lish, nltliough it id quite likely sho
had adopted or beou given this bitter
titlo nt a Inter date than hor mar
riago. Alkali nlways grootod with a
friendly "How how" tho coming of
Snidor, for his pockots usually con
tained Bomothing cdiblo from his
homo lardor, aud oko a triflo of to
bacco from his fathor's hoard. It is
uot improbable that Snidor was in a
inoasuru responsible for tho annual
and protracted visit of this particu
lar band or Indiana to tho neighbor
hood, for In addition to adding a
trillo to tho comforts of tho com
pany ho had, on occasion, been se
duced into securing whisky for thorn,
though at tho oamest solicitation of
Red Loaf ho had many times declined
this sinful act of accommodation.
"It is not good to live," sho Baid,
"whon tho warriors havo takou tho
dovil'a water,"
But Snidor had other sources of
niuusoniont than tho cougonial so
doty of tho Indian maiden. Ono of
Uieso was tho casting of stones at
wayfarers from nmbush. It chanced
ono day that ho cast a Btono into a
'passing immigrant's covorod wagon
aud struck a imbo on tlio head, mak
ing n cruel wound, and it chanced
that tho child's father succeeded in
dragging Snidor trom Ids conceal
moiit In tho high grass and dragging
him to tho wagon, Unit to show tho
villainy ho had douo.nnd next to
BWingo him Roundly, nut whon Sni
dor had Boon tlio wound ho was bo
abject, bo remorseful, bo anxious to
bo Ruitten hip nnd thigh and mado a
terrible example of thrtt the immi
grant and Ids wife, und tliA baby to
boot, forgave him with 'all their
hcartfl.
Others hntl scon his ovil deed, nnd
tho news of it went speedily to his
father, so that Snidor was a bruised
and battered littlo imp when his fa
ther Bout him Bupperlcss to bed tliat
night. Ho resented his punishment
with bitterness of Bpirit, reasoning
that, having mado peaoo with tho
immigrants, outside parties had no
right to disturb tlio statu quo!
His father's punishment mado it
hard for Snidor to sleep, and, being a
queer, motherless littlo follow, ho lay
upon his pillow and thought of tlio
cool waters of tho river and tho
smoky tepees whoro tho Indians
were asleep, and how they, at least,
always received him gladly. Then
ho roso up nnd stole out of tho houso,
after filling his pockets with biscuits
ho was going to bo an Indian.
Tho curs did not bark at Snider as
ho approached, but sniffed his pock
ets and wagged thoir absurd and
damaged tails. Lucidly for Snidor
Alkali wns asleop and hor daughter
awako.
It would bo pleasant to describe
Red Leaf as Pocahontas, Minnehaha,
Wononaaud other Indian maidens
havo been described by literary peo
plo who havo employed terra cottn
or bron7o models; but Red Deaf,
alas I was a genuine Indian girl,
with all tho mental and phybical
characteristics of her race. As sho
emerged from her mother's tepee, on
observing tho faco of Snider peering
in, would bo as good opportunity to
describo her as any likely to bo ob
tained. Hor hair was long, black
and coarse, and at the part was a
streak of yellow pigment.
This hair hung down over her
swarthy and not always clean chcoks
in such a way as to make her foro
head a tolerably correct triangle.'
Hor eyes woro almond shaped and
wonderfully dark and deep, with a
trace of natural ferocity about them
that mado a stranger look a second
timo before ho rememboi ed with a
shudder that thoy were mado to look
upon tho torturos that tho savago
heart below might doviso. Her mouth
was largo, but tho handsomo whito
teoth within mado it a rathor pleas
ant feature. Liko all growing chil
dren, her shouldors, arms and body
wero angular and bony. Her rai
ment, Beldom parted with by night
or by day until it fell from her pcr-
bon piecemeal, coiifcisted of a singlo
calico garment, "toggled" together
as only squawB know how to do
dressmaking, torn and mended in
many places, torn and unmended in
many others, blioes sho had nono;
headgear sho would havo despised.
Tho personal beauty of Snider wns
not of a character to arouse jealousy
or comment in a mixed collection of
whito peoplo, though it was conspicu
ous in tho admiration of tho i-ed.
Itemized it would invoice as fol
loweth: A magnificent supply of
particularly brilliant freckles, begin
ning in tho neighborhood of his ears
and becoming by far too numerous
tomeutiou as thoy approached his
nose. Tho Indian children observed
with on vious admiration that whoro
ns thoy could apply yellow aud bluo
pigments to thoir faces and thus, bo
handsomo as a summer dawn until
dirt or accident obliterated tlio work
of art, hero wub a favored mortal
who woro his coloring matter under
tho Bldn nnd could oven wash with
out injury to his toilet.
Tlio noso of Snider, whoro tho
freckles did most congregate, is
worthy of extended notice. It was
of nn irregular typ. n tort of com
pound comminuted fracture of all
tho difforout stylos of noso worn by
tlio Aryan races both boforo and
sinco thoir earliest migration. His
raiment was a pair of jeans trousers,
with ono "gnllus," and a hickory
shirt, surmounted with a lint such ns
only a rockless and smiuy dispobition
could onablo any ono to wear. His
tempommont was sunny or warlike,
as occasion domauded, as is apt to bo
tho case with a child thrown largoly
upon his resources for diversion.
IJut unturo-had been cruel in giving
him a tondor heart and a som-hivo
soul, both of which defocts ho was
studious to conceal ns an ancient
knight would havo coveted up a
weak spot in his armor.
Removing a little coal from tho
smoldering tiro Red Leaf carried it a
short distance trom hor mother's
vicinity and soon had a littlo council
hro for horsou and Suidor established.
As part of tho nrrnngomont Snidor
throw from his pocket a biscuit nnd
it was eagerly soized by tho girl, who
was iu tho noimnl Indian condition
of ravenous hunger.
After a rcasonablo period of b!
lonco Snidor romarked, "I'vo come
to bo au Indian, Red Leaf, and livo
with you always."
"You can't," wns tho instantaneous
auswor, delivered without bign of in
terest ono way or another. Poor
Snidor 1 Hero wns his death bon
tonco hero tho faithful wound of his
frieud. "Am I to bad tho Injuns
won't havo mot" ho almost sobbed.
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and tako you back to his lodge,"
Snidor's siro had a Urobdingnnginn
beard, and tlio reds called him the
hnlry man.
"But I wouldn't go," replied Snidor
valiantly.
"Thon ho would cut a stick aud
mnko you cry." Rod Leaf said tlus
with concentrated contempt. She
had poon Snidor flagellated.
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SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
Whore all work is doue by whito labor aud in tho nic
prompt manner. COLONEL J, OLMSTED.
Liberty Street
most
Th inteuding Indian aroso to go
IIo lia-1 been worso wounded than by
nil his father's punishment, nnd nt
tho moment Red Leaf Bcemcd to re
alize tl'is. Sho admired him and was
a woman I . embryo.
"But j i nro not a coward whito
peoplo nrodifferent" Snider resumed
his seat.
"Would Alkali liko mo for a son?"
ho baid, after a period of silence.
"Alkali does not oven lovo pleas
ant days. Sho says Red Leaf is not
good oxcept to eat when there is
littlo to bo had nnd to gather sticks
for the firo. Her heart is very bad,"
paid tho dutiful daughter, with much
frankness.
"1 Bhall never return to tho lodgo
of my father," said Snider, resolute
ly. "I can livo in tho woods alono.
Kawa Nccho cngat Manitou." This
last expression is supposed to mean,
in the language of tho aborigines,
"God cares for tho poor Indian."
A great chango camo over tho faco
of Red Leaf at this manly declara
tion of independence. "Red Leaf
will go with her friend," Bho de
clared. "Tho woods aro good to
livo in."
Without further remark they aroso
from tho council firo and wont toward
tho river. Without being realized
by either it was tho god of both, be
ing tho greatest natural object with
which they had acquaintance, and
both being utterly without other than
uatural religious boutiment.
Tho moon camo out and lit tho
mighty stream v, ith a weird and un
certain light. Tho spring freshet
had not wholly subsided, and tho
water was covered with "wreck and
stray and castaway." It lashed its
banks and whirled away into tho
daiknoss liko a tortured sunko. They
looked and said nothing for a long
timo, and then Red Leaf began hast
ily to divest horself of her clothing.
"There nro canoes on tho island,"
sho explained. Tho island was half
a milo distant, and a strong current
rolled between tho two children and
tho nearest point.
Thoy would not so havo expressed
it, but thoy wero about to practically
interrogate tho god Dagon whether
ho "heareth tho young eagles when
thoy cry," as tho god of tho Chris
tians is said to do.
"It is awful cold," whimpered Sni
der as his uutoughened llesli felt tho
raw evening air, and he shivered.
"But on this sido is tho hairy man
and Alkali," responded Red Leaf
as sho wadded her clothing into a
bundlo and tied it to tho top of her
head by tlio eleoves of hor dress.
Thick darkness was round about
them again, for tho moon had re
tired behind a cloud. Tho river gur
gled at their feet and almost laughed
aloud. Tho trees on tlio island wero
a dark patcli on tho border of tho
horizon. Rod Leaf plunged into tho
water and after a moment of hesita
tion Snider was buffeting tho waves
at her Bide, with a chill at his very
marrow.
There was much searching and
scurrying about when tho children
woro missed, ns may easily bo sup
posed; whito men and led men
united their cunning and oxporieiifo
in tho search. Tho leaves in tho for
est wero almost turned over by ono
party or tho other in tho ininuto
chiibo after cIowb, and it was moro
than a nine dayb' wonder whero
thoy could havo gone. But Dagon
know and gurgled unintelligibly
Tho fish god doesn't tell all his &o
crots to Nineteenth century folk.
About three weeks later, when tho
great river had shrunk within its
banks, two swollen and disfigured
littlo corpses woro found stranded on
a bar, somewhat Inlawed by fishes
but unquestionably all that was mor
tal of Snidor and Red Leaf.
And Alkali and tlio hairy man,
each romoniboring their last words
to their offspring, woro rcmorsoful
after thoir kind. In tho hairy man's
opinion ouo gravo should suffice for
tho battered littlo bodies, and it
was so.
"Injuns may bo pizen," ho re
marked, "but tins littlo girl must 'a'
been vory fond of my Snider to try
Bwimmin tho river with him in high
water. If there's any resurrection
for ono of them, thoro is for tho
other, and I think maybe thoy'd liko
to rlso together on that day." As ho
ceased speaking tho first clod of tho
hard, fii m clay fell on the box in the
Bour earth that had boon pet aside for
a graveyard. Aud few waited to seo
tho littlo mound lounded up nt tho
top Thoy had other things to do.
Seneca E. Truesdell in Buffalo News.
'ill ii Ol.iss SiiuLo.
Tho bo called gl ts3 sunko does not
break to pieces at thought of on en
emy, ns is commonly supposed, but,
liko some liijnrds, throws off its tail
in nn effort to escape. Thoro aro
several lizards which, when attacked,
for instance, by a bird or predacious
animal, will throw off thoir tails, and
tho tail (lopping up nnd down on tho
ground diverts tho enemy, nud thus
gives tho lizard timo to escape. Tho
glass wiako adopts tho samo trick,
and thus frequently t-aves itself. It
is truo, howover, that tho joints of
this bingular creature aro so loosoly
connected that tho snako will lw
broken to pieces by a blow of a sick,
though tho idea of a reunion of tho
broken parts is a superstitious ab
surdity. Tlio broken joints do uot
rouuito, though a now tail will crow
out in a fow months if tho reptile has
received no other injury - St. Louis
Globo-Doniocrat
Opening the Caiml,
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New York City
Tns CBHTAun Company, 77 JIunruY Btbket, New York.
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'OT ONE-HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD ME.
$3000 Daily Expense--$2,000,000 Invested 1000 People, Horses.etc.
$100,000 IS PROMINENT NEWLY ADM FEATURES.
JOHN ROBINSON'S
BIG SHOWS
IP'J-ETT!
4--M0NSTER TRAINS--4 60 SPECIAL CARS-60
J. FULL, SIZE CIRCUS RINGS
BIO CIRCUS COMPANIES
In Simultaneous Operation.
3 MONSTER MENAGERIES 3
SALEM,
Wednesday,
$3
00,000 FREE PARADJ7
EACH MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK. L.
In order to make theexhibittonul season of 1801 an over-niemorablo
and delightful episode in tlio history of popular ontert tinmen s, the New
Uiblieal, Iltstoiical, Tiluniphaland CoInbs.il iSceiuorajiliIc, T.rpsichorean
Dramatic and Musical Sptctuele of
Solozncn, Hie Tesrspl
AND THE QUEEN uF SHEBA
IIai been gratuitously ud led, completely overshadowing, eclipsing aud
dwaillii" tocompaiativeinsiguilieaneethe romliineinttiior andout-of-door
speet-iculur events ot tiie era. llepleto in Sacred realism, historical accu
racies, biulicil events, coloss.il processional features, bewicli'ng bnllels,
sacriilciul ceiemouies, and the splendors and glorits of the cm rt of Solo
niou, the seer, jiatnareh, and grandest and greatest of anient kuvs. In
cldoiftnl to this most stupendous, attractive and magnillcieut spectacle
will bo the great walls and towers of Jerusalem, grand convocation of the
populace, palace and temple of King Solomon, Solomon's thione of ivory
the great golden lavers, tho sacrifice in the temple, impressivi. piocession
of kings, Solomon's 700 wives, incense burning at the altar, anlval of the
Queen of Sheba, Nubian snake charmers, lovely Cresset gills, grand pro
cessional pageant, Arabs mounted ou camels, Nubians leading wild ani
mals, Queen of Sheba conducted to the thione.
HUMPTV-DUMI'TY, His Fortune Misfortunes and Mishaps. .
3 afc0trsloandlyy i mxg imw i king FKff i ring nm,
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LILIPUrTAN IiEPHESENTATION OF THK
ROMAN HIPPODROME
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MINIATURE SHETLAND PONTT!S
Driven by Children Jockeys ami Charioteer.--.
2 PERFORMANCES DAILY. DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7.
.Low excursion rates on all railroads. Will also exhibltntKt.m.,,,, ..-.
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J. H. HAAS,
THE WATOmiAKEI.,
215X Commarclil St., - a tm, 0ncn
(Next door toKlilus)
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A iicrcon tistmlly tlrsltfH tn cnln ,
foriuiitlon 1111 to tlio ntont tlcflrnbli?
mo, nun win iHircimno tickets vio ,Vl
Hint will nllbrd him tlio qulckcsu'l
oervlce. lleroro slatting on a tr, n h,
cngoorniiyr.ulutKnst.itiimiionflW'-V
ifinrvnlf wltil n tnflll 11 till 11.... ... PtWjfi
Wisconsin Cculnil Lino Tlotr.i51
nn this route nro veitllmln nn. 1. ,.I.,I!'tti
wltli rnllniftn'slnlosl JJritwiiiv ifflm
ors, oloKtint I my Conches una Dm?H
of Intesl design, Imlitoxprissiy forift'
vice, nnd nro oxtiulslto lu lutnlhiB '
convenient nurt eonirortntilii in.! tut
incut nnd so complete in every dtiSP
thoy lmv e no Htipcrlor In ixinifort iT.1lk.'
gnnco. Thodlnlug cJirsorvlcolsti5'1
Ted by nil tho most elegnnt t v iJS?
ntnl, nnd Is oportllcd lu tho lliteiiit ,7
txxl trains via tlio Wisconsin rv.
Lines lcno Allnntupollsdnlly at '
nud 0 2'j ) in., and nt. l'nulati $$
nnd 7:15 v. m.. imiking fuvorible coJ;1,
Hon with ull truing lroin tlio w,0
Kor llcKout, mnps, PnniphleU an,t k
lntormntlon npplj toQ,l'. JloNelll i"
nnd T. A., Mlnueniills, Minn ,nnAh
O. I'ond, tlenirui rnssongtr ana tL;
Agent, dhlcngo, ill. ana1ft
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Fronosnls for Uifls,
OTIOK is horcby given tlintstnledku
Will bo received by u,e city oi SW'
uiegim.uutll 8 o'clock p. m.of ausSi
J6t,uiiii rt 111 oo npiuui oy mo inderiiii
coiniiilttce iistsoon thereallcr nsprnct i
for thogriidlug, curbing, ilrnltilngandft'
provlng.ucconilnc to tlio plniihntia.wJ
uitlons to bo hndiit tho city survi. J"
olllco.iindnlsouicordliiBlo plans ana tw.
llcntlous to be ntrulbheii bo tlio bidder .
Hint nun of UoinmcrclnlsttcFt huaSlf
noitosldo of bridge ncroas bouth MIUcnT,
to tho uoith sldo of centiir street, nnd
thntpiutol Court btiiotbetwttn than,
sldoof JllghHlicct aud tho cast slds,
Kront street ami nil that part ot hi.!,
sttctt between tho east side of High sin,
nud tin eiihtsliU of 1'ioiit strtet; alltkl
partol l''euy street between the cut m
n. I llirlf,. Bla .it 1t flin . ... i. "
l j.iuv.vj n.. vw ... i.u .loi, B1Q ,
Kiont htrtct, iindull Ihnt part ol Ctni,
strtot btv. en lift wist sldo of Comment
sticctHiul Hit wehtsldool l'runt Ureet.
lettiildlool deposit lu lomo bank of tu
nitv ol tiileni.uituon. lu fiuornrth,C
of WMLin, Uiignn, lor the sum of Ave hat
drod dollnrr. must nccomjinuy each bid t
will bo payable to tho city of Salem, Di
gon, ns tlziil, settled und liquidated dan
ngct Imu'-otlii' lilddir shall not cxe,
the (.iidIiuu. bond uud uiKtirlnRlnr. ,.
glvoMod uud Milllcluil suntle? tatlsf,,.
uii)- lit uiu uniui ui iuu cuy oi b&t,
Uuiioii. In tnsohald wtuk Is nunrrtM .
olleitcl to said bidder, lllnuk lorm or ctii
UUVli UUUU U1IU IIUUU l,llIJI 1H UU JJle h
thuoflleoot tho street commlssloucr. ii.
city of Salem resmes tbo light to m,
any oi nil bids. Doue by otdirof thetvL,
Iliuu I'UUJluil ui uouuy ui nuiein.
M. V. HUM',
c. ii an oitu.
Committee ou BtrccU,
ll.li.l.AWOUllEUX.
.lb and 1'ublicl'roMn .
7-iatc '
SherM's Sale.
Notleo is hereby given that by virtue u
an execution, duly Issued out nf i
cneult comtof tho Muto ol Origon.forUji.
euuuiy tu iHunuii, dun lu uiu uirecieuoi
the Kith dny of July. A. D.. Mil. oim .
Judgment nnd dcoeo ol foicclosuro, dul.
icuueitacnieiea oirecora una uotkeledlii
nud by Mild circuit court, ou t lie iijd day ci
Jinn, WJ2, lu a lertnln suit then in uu
coun pcuuiuK, wutrun .mines Buinej vi
nlnlntill. uud A.L. Jlodbou, O 13. llodkcn.
J. V. Hod-ou, Hello Hodtou, Ubtnch Hod-
sou, Lnvlnn McCormlek, w, 11. ilcCor
mitk, H J. lllllligion. O. W. llllllngtm,,
W. D. Ilodf-ou, 13lln llodson. Dr. Ihoiup.
son nnd A. (3. llrcj , wt.ie deft udeutu, jii
f.ivoi ol nlnlntill und UL'iUnst defendant.
by whh Ii CMCiHlon, 1 nm cominnudedli
hen iiiuiireiuihes iu leiuuuer ucsiriDea.Rtil
out of the pmceedi ol such s.ilo. to satlsir
the sum ot $21M Hi-UlO, totclhei wltli Ii.
leieal theruin, nt the rate of tinpuetut.
per annum, Ironi.Iune UJiI, 1H12, and llm
luitlur Mini of Situ us nHoruej's I.t
uudcoMSiird dlabui-'eineutB tfbuldsuli,
liitdult;l I'iKD, und cfsts ond expenei
ot Mile, und If any residue reimilu, ufitr
tho siitlstaetlon of mid JudgnieDt awl
coln nud OlibuiM ineuU nnd expense i,f
sale, bo applied, us tur us iippllcable, ti
aid tht; tmlm or defendant, D. H.Tlioinp.
s-on, uninunttng lo JVCO v.ith Inleiel
ihtuon ut tlie rato of 10 pir cent, per mi.
mini fioiu the Hth dny of June, 1802, ami
It -inj cr snld lnml rtuuuln um-old, nflir
sj, isijiiig piuutlirs claim, that the lt
ninludcr of tho Innd bo sold, or so much
thutol ns shall f-nthlj Deft udent D. 1'.
'lliompsou's demaud. 1 have levied upun.
aud 1 ulllim
Saturday, tho 20th day of August, 1892,
at the liisUl of onoo'doclc p. Ill ,of galddny
utthowi! l dooi of thoinunli court hocte
lu ulqm, Alulon toiinty, jrigon.felUt
public minion, to ho hlgluhl bidder, tor
ciKh In bund, on the ilu of wile, all the
right, title. Interis,! und cMute, where tali
defeud ints nnd each ol them, and all pur
sous Wall. ilnp; undei them, and each of
themoruuyot thoin has ,u or to tbefol
loiving described real piopeity to wit: Iha
liactlunal s o quarter being the north hall
of tho south east qu irttr of lothl and J if
section iii ln tonushlp B, south rantc.J
vest, Wll'-mettonieilnlun, und the irao
tloual t st hull of tho south west quarter
of section !,0, township b, south range 3
t t, Willumette im ndlnn, except lOaircs
oiroftho tnst sldeoi tho 11-acttonaUest
hull of tho west hall of tlin kniithweit
quartet ol section i0, in tho iorm of apar
ullelo.'ram, extending ucioss snid land.
there 001111? Ill nil of t.lila mnwiinwa 1S1
nwd OllOOneies.of hind Jess, 17Xncresolt
lotNo.2 deeded to John Wlttsclien, alio'
Bald InflH, situate In ilnrlnn 'county, staU
01Uu'0U. JliHN KNIGHT.
Rhnrill Mnilnn ('n. fir.
Uy F. T. WItlQIITil AN, deputy.
JMtednt Buiem, thu l'Jth day of July,
Nc
SherM's 'Sale.
onci; is herohy given that by virtue
of all exoiaitiim ilnlv isunpit nut of
the county court ol tho state ol Oregon for
iiiorouinyoi Mnnon.ana to me airtciea,
Oil I.hM Ibl ilnvnf Ti.l.r A 11 luriO iinnn A
Judgment duij rendered, euteiea of lecord
cui uuuivt:ii'u iu null, oy sniU COUnii CUUll"
on tho 21st day of June, loI, ln a certain
suit then in said court pending wherein I.
HiidK llirsoh wero plulntllls nnd II IV
VllUi'hll Watt dprpnrlfiiif 11, fu,ni nf ulntn-
tlll undiiBalnstdoicndnnt, by whieb we
cutlonlam commnnded that out of the
peifonal property of uald defendant or It
sullliienl cannot be f.iund then out of the
real property of sild defendnnt to satisfy
thosiimof iweuty four nnd bd-100 dolUr
with interest thereon at tho late of 12 per
cent, per Hnnumtrom tho 0th day oi Au
KUst, 1S8J, uud tho sum of Twele aH)
ilollius with inteicst theieou at the rate of
Bpeneut. per annum stuco August ttb.
1H.I. and tho further sum of Hlxtien 45-lW
dollars costs, uud costs und oxi'insei ol
said oxecutlon. I linvo leled upon and
will on
Saturday, the 13th day of August, A. D.,1892,
nt the hour ol 1 o'clock p. ui. offiild day
nt tho west door of the county court house
In Salem, Marlon county, Oicgon, sell to
the highest bidder for cash lu linnd on the
day ot snle, nil tho right, title. Interest nnd
estate which wild delendnut,ll.r. Vautfhu,
hud ou or utter the 21st day of Junt,
1M)4 In nnd to the follow Ing described real
property, to-w it: Deglnuiut,' at the lortu.
west corner of the southeast quarter ' w
bectlon i, t. 0, h. it, 2 w.; thenco east CW
rodtj thenco south It ivtla; theucewfrtHM
rodhi ttipiw it iift 1 1 11 tmtuiii tim nliire ei
bi'Klutiing, uiHtainlUL- .54 ncres mure or
lei-h; nnd ul-o nil of tho donation hind
Juliii of Uenjnmln Vunghu aud tllnbetU
viiiiK)iuliiT.Ubit. U west, cave and ex
ceit tlio followluc described premUes, to
wit: llehiunlnguttho soutuw est corner or
tho Kouthcust quarter of secilon 4, t. s-i
k. 2 west of ihe Wlllmnetto ilcildlan:
thence ninth 80 chaius; thence west il
chains to tho northeast corner of Jm
Cook's donutlou lund clulm; thenco nlonr
eastern buuuduiy of suld Cook's donatio
land claim no chains; thenco eastl.eoehaiiiij
to tho pfiico ot 1 iL'lunliik-, contalulng W
acres, iiium or less. lOT)
Dated nt bnlem, this Oth day of Juiy, 1832.
JOHN KNIUill,
Hheriffoi Voilou County, Oiegon.
lly K. T. w l'tairrjiAjf, Deputy. 7 '
Administrator's Sale.
T Tli'K 1h hprtby given that by nut1-.0
1 I ofuu niihr ii th Hon, Ceiiut
v ourt of Marlon coiintj , Oiesn, madeon
homiidsyoiJuty h' nulliorUiHgana
empowering tho iindersigned to sfU '
lieieli.afHrrtcsrlbeu x nl estate belontlps
totheesta oof h.ellnocox, deceased. ne
UDiicixgiKd.ns odmluUtrator ol saide
tato, will on tho
1st day of September, 1892,
at 2p.m hs perttuteuqulred,aellat pob;
lOAUrl'nnul ,1... w.... ..n.. nf 1I1P OOUI.
tiouauin Hiilem, War on county, Oreson.
all the right, ut'e acd Interest of the w
preiu'ses. to wit: I-olu 6, 9, XO and II W
.wik o o, ua aunwu oy me mcuv- -rded
plot of Capital Park addition w
ueUtyu Ha'em, in iSUrlou cour.y, Orc
Bn. 'lermsof sa'ernsh.
AdmluUtrator of the Kotate ot tdH9
Cox, deceased. .,. v
alem, Oregon, J uly 18, 18W. 7-h
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