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CURE
Sletc Hlaclwanl retlern all the troubles Incl
dent to n hllloim tato of the system, such at
DlMlnww, Kauwr. Drciwulnew, Distress aftct
mtliift. 1'ato In the Slilrt, Ac While their moil
remarkable euUem lun lieen riiorrn In curing
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neade. "y t PJUnrntLiTTMe Lwz VMM
are 0iiitJl7 valuable In Constipation, curing
, and preventing Uils annoying complaint, whll
.Sry nWo convct aH disorder of tho stomach,
sthni,' J" shp liter and regulate tba bowed.
Krta If tbcy Only Cured
HEAD
' Ache thy would be almcwt pncelem to those
'rlio suffer from thl distressing cemplaint:
hut fortunately their goodness noes not end
hTP, and those oho once try them will find
Omen ffitle pIlM valuable In so many ways that
thejr will not l)o willing to do without them.
put after all lo head
ACHE
is the bane Of no many lives that htm Is whe re
:. we mako our fcreat boast. Our pills cure it
Wlitle others do not.
Garycr'a Tjtrrrx Liven film are very mn.111
and very eisj' to lake. One or two nil ft make
"a dose.. They are strictly eprctatile and do
not gripe or purge, but by tlieirgentlo action
please all who use them. In vials at 23 cents.
ilvo for $U Sold evert win rp, or sent by mull.
CASTES litliClUfi CO., tie Tt
"MR MM hiWhh
:o so moderate, have grown pro , of, "" wturo occiiirtod by uii and
iously. Fifty years ngo n talno1" the Beats on tho other nitlc by
pliant could bo i bought tn India women. Tho women were all young
A Tleia for Ambitions Toai'g Men.
Perhaps no kind of Industry offers
Bmoro inviting field to tho spam
lative mind than tho elephant trrtdo.
Itisnqtovcrdono. Catching, taming
tod Belling elephants constitute a
business open to any ono who choos ,
OS to fallow tt xnon eiopnani prices,
oneo
ditrii
elephant could bo bought
for about $200, Now prices rango
from $1,000 to fl.UDO. Yet It is no
harder to tamo an elephant now than
before, and Uicro is no glut in tho
market.
Elephants sell readily according to
desirability at tho figures suggested.
Besides, tho occupation is one in
which sport can bo combined with
profit It is adventurous and excit
ing, full of interest from tho timo an
elephautino trail is discovered until
tho capturo of tho monster N effect
ed. But tho sport docs not end hero.
Any amount of animation may be
experienced in taming elephants and
teaching them tho comities incident
al to menagerie lifo.
Wo throw theso hiuts out in the
hojio that they may provo helpful to
energetic and enterprising young
men who are hesitating which road
to fortune they shall choose.--Troy
Press
OWED IT ALL TO THE OLU ViO.VAN
How i Newsboy Sold A Lot of I'npi r nn
New York Street Cur.
Tho car -it w:w u Fourth uvt'tiue
ono was bowling along inunily. It
so hapioned- as strailgo things do
sometimes happen in thin prosaic
world that all tho boaiaoii one side
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't Tnero IS noininjr ne mo m.oiuiiiia
NERVINE discovered hy the Croat ("icclcillat,
DKMILXS, to euro all ncivous dlsoaioi, u
- Headache, tho Blues. Norvous Prootrn-
-isaaaone, ino uiugn. norvouo vruairu
lon, eieoploosnosa, Nouralgln, Ct. Vltust
innoo.Pltsnnd Hvotorln. Jinny plirclclans
UMltln lliclr practlco, end sny tho roaults are
wonderful
llkikihnaal
& mnvthlntr IllfH It '
Kvorrboltlo sold brines words of pralto," J.O.
wou, xuiiBuaie, ai
Wo havo hundreds of testimonials
like those from druwilsts, "Wo have never known
D.ioit x CO., Brrncuea, n. i.
brines worts of pralto." J.O.
m.k itn i.A !. aTIn wa .tn,
.. UliMiUIVi iJ.IVU. V WVi, V'i ,w v.v.
bad." Woodirortti t, Co., ITort Warno, Ind.
"Norrtn sells better than nnrtblDg wo over
aa.'r luff, wyniiato., uoncora, . u. unai
tottle oud book ox testimonials lieo at drutralsts.
BR. MILF.8' MEDICAL CO., Ulklmrt.llid.
tkiai. KOTTJLU rajEac.
i?old by D. J Pry, (lruKgln(,SilPMi.
Seeking a Conirado In tho (Srute.
During tho Garibaldian campaign
of 1800', in which Signor (Kwtila, the
prcsont Italian minister, took part,
lio lwul a eomrado whoso mother had
boon a second parent t himself.
This eomrado was misled after the
battlo of Montesuollo, and nothing
could bo heard of him. Grnala went
to his friend's mother and swore he
would bring her son, dead or alivo.
Then ho went in search of hnn in
Austria, Hungaria, Bohemia and
Croatia, visiting all the hospitals,
prisons, lazzaretto3 and barracks, but
all in vain.
Gonala then roturncd to Italy and
instituted inquiries and researches,
obtaining permission to uncover tho
graves in mauy small cemetones
near Montesuollo, and finally found
and recognized tho corpse of his
friend. Ho transported the remains
to Crema, whore his mother had the
consolation of giving hor dead son an
honored burial. Home.
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resolute tho Ilrer, itjmach
aim bnwuls thi'ivgh the
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Brmtiles tree at 'iruifulsts.
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frld'by D. J. Fry, druggist, Knlem
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Ortfit that very properly contains n supply ol
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LsWntlea.ond makes a picnic a picnic I t
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No, 178 First 8t., PORTLAND, ORE.
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HSRGBLBS
Has flRil GasoliN
ENGINES
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then Itlru Ifaa lfklii.t w..ti,.it
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IsTAXB XO SMELn OR DIKT.
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rsMbSVaMtr k Beat the KerM.
A OIU IUlf AulomaUettlly,
X HWrles orKleetrlo Hvrk.
sss (XtBf O Nbde of Oiwotou Uuut aur
iMUer Vittlue.
A Cloudburst.
Cab Leo, a squaw man of tho
Amargosa valley, tolls of sleeping
near tho mouth of Funiaco creek
canyon ono night years ago with a
"bug hunter," as the desert tramp
ing scientists aro called in camp. It
was so hot that tho bug hunter could
not sloop. About midnight ho heard
a roaring noise up tho canyon, which,
as it kept increasing in volume,
caused him to look up that way. To
his surpriso ho saw, as ho supposed,
tho sky that appeared between tho
canyon walls grow suddenly white.
At that moment Lee rolled ovor
and tho bug hunter risked him what
ailed tho sky. Leo gave ono glauco
and then yelled: "Cloudburst I
Climb 1" Thoy scrambled up tho
steep wall just in timo to savo thoir
lives. Loo thinks tho foaming wall
of water that had whitened the Bky
was not less than 100 foot high. -San
Francisco Argonaut.
Simple but ICsscutliil.
Rising Author Is my manuscript
hard to editf
Editor No; it requires only u feo,
end's work to every other pago.
Rising Author Erasing a word on
it?
Editor No; putting it in quota
tions marks. Kato Fiold's Washing
ton. Just tu Muko Sure.
Customer (to waitor who has
brought him a boofstoak very much
undordono) Waitor, just send for
tho butcher, will you?
Waitor Wiry, sir?
Customor This stoak doesn't scorn
to bo qui to dead yotl Humoristicho
Blatter.
HI Kxeuse.
"No," said a citizen, when asked if
ho would contribute anything to tho
roliof of tho Hood Huffereis, "I don't
think 1 will." "Can't afford it, eh?"
"It isn't Umt, but tho lust timo I
gavo something for charity ouo of
tho papers spoiled my name wrong."
Pittsburg Chronlclo-Tolegraph.
A oimkp's gullot is so distonslblo
that ono scarcely twenty inches long
can swallow a lion's egg without dif
fioulty,
anil pretty, too. which miirlit bo ac
counted a strange thing anywhere
elhO than in New York. Now, when
a man is riding in a street ear a pret
ty faco is always a "cheering sight
to sco," but when thero are a dozen
lovely faces to contemplate tho joy
is proportionately Increural.
Sereno enjoyment was depicted on
tho faco of every man in the car
Forgotten were all tho ordinary
cares that infest tne any. no man
wm in a hurry to reacli his dustina
tion. In fact thero was much inward
rejoicing at tho lack of rapid transit.
Into this temporary ulxxle of bli&s
hopped a shrill lunged newsboy
When ho perceived that not a man
on tho car had a newspaper his eyes
lighted with joyous expoi t'icy.
"Extree I extroo I" hos'-iimUs fi"ivo
ly and gleefully. "Full account of
do 'orriblo disaster 'n r. fill loss of
lifo."
Cut tho men only scowled at him.
"Wot'sdo matter wid tie Mokui"
ho asked of the conductor before
leaping off tho platform.
"Can't you seo?" replied tho con
ductor, contemptueusly: dey's tuk
ing in do pretty girLi. Deio's de
greatest lot of 'em on dls ear I over
carried."
An old woman entered tho car.
She was fat and Blie was homely,
and she waddled rather than walked.
No man rose to givo her a seat.
Each man felt that hii; neighbor
might bo harboring some Rich mten
tion and teared to anticipate him.
Tho old woman waddled to tho end
of tho car, heaved a sigh and caught
on to a strap.
"Pray tako my seat, madam," said
ono of the prottiest of tho pretty
girls, rising.
"Oh, thank you, ma'm," roplied
tho old woman, gratefully; "but it's
a shame to deprive you of it. If 1
wasn't so old but perhaps ono of
tho gentlemen will give you a Beat."
"Indeed," said tho pretty girl, smil
ing, and thoroby making herself look
moro be wi telling than ever, "1
couldn't think of accepting ono from
any of thorn. They ai o nil so dread
fully tired."
Half of tho dozen men had started
simultaneously to rise. Thoy dropped
back into their soats looking sheep
ish and dejected. And tho half
dozen that hadn't begun to rise
looked equally unhappy. A chaiiRO
had como o'or tho spirit of their
dreams. A pretty face is not a cheer
ing sight to seo when you know
that it's owner entertains a very
small opinion of you. And every
man in that car felt that ovory worn
an in tho car, including tho ono who
was old and fat, held a cheap opinion
of him. Instead of seeking tho pret
ty face opposite, thur eyes fell on
tho door.
Another newsboy boarded the car.
"Extreol extree I" ho yelled. "Full
account of do 'orriblo disaster 'u aw
ful loss of lifo."
Ho didn't havo to yoll a tecond
time. Eveiy uutn was in a hurry to
read that talo of disaster; so much so
that thoy all actually buried thoir
faces bohiud their newspapers.
And tho pretty women all ex
changed smiles and looked very
much tickled at something.
"Golly I" Raid tho newsboy to the
conductor, "1 struck it rich that
timo, didn't I?"
"You hot," said tho conductor;
"but you owo it all to do old wom
an." Now York Hernia.
I'nrtliitiil Cement In (Jcrmnny.
The manufacture of Portland ce
ment wiw flirt introduced into Ger
many in I8.V2. Now thero aro sixty
largo wor'j, having tho snmo nn
nunl pro 1 iction as England 20,000,
000 barrels. Tho raw materials aro
of exceedingly unfavorable charac
ter, but tho manufacturers havo.
mado a serious study of tho proper-'
ties and uses of Portland cement,
and now know exactly what rules to
follow to regulate their operations,
and tho consumer can depend on tho
product offered him. Tho association '
of manufacturers ha9 had much to
do with tho iinmenso development
of tho industry in Gormany. In
Franco tho industry grow Blowly, tho '
total production in 1880 hardly ex-1
ceeding 750,000 barrels a year; now ,
it is 1,80Q,000 barrels. New York
Evening Sun.
Uonks In ISiifrllsh Prisons.
Ono of tho amenities permitted by
tho authorities of convict prisons,
and of which tho convicts to their
credit avail thomsolves very largely,
is tho largo and extensive circulating
library connected with each estab
lishment. A convict prison library
contains as good a collection of books
as can bo scon on the shelves of a
first class free library and reading
room. Somo of tho best works of
English, Fienchand German authors
aro passed weekly from coll to cell
in all English prisons. Tho reader,
no doubt, can imagine what a boon
interesting and readable books inust
be to prisoners who aro quiet and
intelligent. Sorials bound up in
half yearly volumes aro included in
tho prison catalogue. London Tit-Bits.
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EgEC35S55i5C ' ' ' SBSSSSB
for Infants and Children.
" Cas or I A Is so well adap ted to children that
I recommend it as superior to anj- prescription
known to me." It. A. Ancnin, M. D.,
Ill So, Oxford Et, Brooklyn, N. T.
"Tho uso of 'Caorla' Is so universal and
Its merits so well known that It seems n worK
of supererogation to endorste it. Few are the
Intelllfjent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
Caiilos JLanrrs, D. D ,
New York City.
Lato Pastor BIoomlDsdalo Eefonnod Church.
Castoria cares Colic, Oontlpatlon,
Hour Btomach, Dlarrhaia, Eructation,
KIUs Worms, eItcs Bleep, anil promotou d
Witnout Injurious medication,
" For several years I havo rocomtnendeo
your ' Castoria,' and shall always continue to
do so as it lias Invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Pahdicb. It. D.,
" Tho Wlnthrop," ijsth Street and 7Ui Avo ,
New York City
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Tho 1'rlnco of Wales' Tip.
A friend of mino saw tho Pnnco of
Wales got out of a hansom and givo
tho driver a com which tho man held
in his palm and looked at for somo
timo, after tho manner of cabbies
who wish to impress their dissatis
faction silently on their faro. Usual
ly, however, their dissatisfaction is
vocal.
"Was that 'is 'ighness, Joe?" asked
a brother cabby.
"It was," answered Joo, still look
ing at tho coin.
"Wot d'ho givo yo?"
Joo solemnly spat on the silver and
slipped it in his pocljeL
"E couldn't a' given me moro if 'e
was a king. Striko mo blind if 'o
didn't givo mo 'is bloomin crown."
Tho priuco had paid five times tho
legal fare. Detroit Free Press. '
"TOE ONE-HALF
$3000 Daily Expense-$2,000,000 Invested 1000 P&Tpfe; HorsfE-
100,000 IN PROMINENT NEWLY ADDED. Wlif;
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FULL SIZE CIRCUS RINGS
BIG CTRCUS COMPANIES
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When Ufimnns KIskoiI.
Rowena, the beautiful daughter of
tho Saxon Hengist, is ci edited with
having introduced kissing into tho
British islands, but it seems to mo
that had tho natives been so utterly
unenlightened tho Romans could
hardly havo failed to anticipate her.
The Romans had n i eally delightful
word for a kihs osculum, which
camo from os, tho mouth, and meant
a littlo mouth, a sweet mouth.
"Givo mo a sweet littlo mouth,"
would bo tho phrase lused when a
good littlo Roman boy ahked his
motlior for a kis3. Good Words.
Where Cpiillni: Stations Should lie.
Admiral Bowdon - Smith, Royal
navy, says that becaiibo coal doterio
lates very rapidly in hot climates the
coaling stations for tho British fleet
should bo on the main routes of ocean
commerce, where theio will bo con
stant demands tor it in peace times,
and u loro a quantity of coal of tho
best steaming quality will always bo
on hand New York Times.
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Nino persons out of ton would
probably givo tho derivation of blind
as coming directly from blind, and
fold from tho practice of folding a
cloth round tho eyes, as in tho gamo
of blindman's buff. The word has,
howover, nothing to do with fold,
but means foiled, or struck .blind,
and might bo written blindfolled.
In tho bitmo way tho word buttery is
eahily confubed with tho common
term butter, with which, however,
it has uo connection, tavo in tho
minds of thobo who do not know it
to ho a contraction for bottlery, n
place whore bottles aro kept, and
over which the bottler, or butler,
prohides. Chambers1 Journal.
Too Much It hit.
Dickoy- What do you think 1 A
man at tho door asked mo to change
a fivo dollar bill.
Helen Did you do it?
Dickoy Of cawsouot. Ho might
not havo givon mo tho right change,
don't you know) - Lifo.
Inopportune.
Patent Modicino Man (to editor)
You mado a uieo moss of that testi
monial advertisement.
Editor How?
"John Smith wrote: 'Your Live
Forovor Pellets aro doing mo a great
deal of good. Send mo another box,'
and I told you to givo it a prominent
plnco."
"I did immediately preceding tho
obituary notices."
"Yes, and tho flrbt death notieo on
tho l'st was that of John Smith."
Loudon Tit-Bits.
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or by excesses, or exposure, you may hae unduly drained your system of netve forci
electricity- and thus caused vour weakness or lack of fnrci if von ni... i.... ...'..
Hl drained, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove the came, and health.
Fa. ,0iv . ?nce BnJ.;n n tural way. This Is our plan and treatment, and we PUarauUu a
S" ?. Sed ' ur Illustrated l'amphlets. fiec: sent by mall, sealed.
l-l P V no P'ne"t. e have restored thousands to robust health and vh-or.
Ht?jrSg ',' " c?n howby hundreds of cases throughout this State, who would L'ladlv
tv WXO s"ong jciiers oearing lesuraony to ttieir recovery alter uslnr, our a sit.
MF
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCH2HAKEK,
2I5K Commercial St., J'trn. Orriron
(Next door to K uii't.)
specialty oi Siwctaclo., unci jepalrlnt
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PRINTING.
rvNK OK THK LAKQhMT KSTABLI8H
yl ! the State. ixwcr rates than
iXirtlund. Uirsesi Block Legal Blwk"?
iheBtHte,-rd ulret dUcoi.nt. li.,,7. ".
.rice list of job ptlnliny, and cataloiiT.
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Htatcu Printer Haln'm
For Sale.
320 Acres ?4?M"i5:
ba'ance timber ulliSIl .u or m 't "bw"
onreuaoniibltiunii.. iwi.caeup,
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KMVSyr a coplete calvsnlc battery, .made Into a belt so as to be easily worn during work or at rest, and It gives soothing, prolonged current!
Kaia7rUk4 KLM.W.ai which are ImrtantlvWtthrouahout all weak narts. or we forfeit JRK.OOO. It h. .n Tin.i wi-a-t-'d .J ure."
lfritIil!lrfi!J?T.-' JJlrnlr create boon ertr eh-ea weak men. and we warrant It to euro anv of the 'ahova wuI-m ,.,i in..i,R,..i.n..u. ,:-.!. ... r l
'St- 2fr it Wohv Refuudud. They are craded in strength to mtet all states ol weakness In ounc. mlJdled r ni.i . .'Jffl"
iaUb UuittUi
av Mtf tiki ai aralHiai .
FXlSOKSfiS:
lIMMIirUlAlMp,U.
the worst om In two or three months. Addrets
ANDKN KLKCTIIIC OO.
, 171 Flrit St., PORTLAND, OREGON.
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAIiNTING, KAI.BO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
tfflm:&w..'M3z
Primary ?orra of thaHla... V ard '
hethir caused b?tn,!ii ,h ,3,tw.
Iralthy. TrK- s nn .Pn and
loto rcr th cur.!1?JSKn,Anti.
Irritation CranUnj i u0,wrrhls' C('et'
t- Itlchau' iTirt1 "SV'fUox.
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JJcforo Starting on a j
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s icniu uauniiy ucxirtN toimln '
furmiitlon os to tho most dcalri.i!0a.
tnko.nnd will rmrclimui iini ii?Wln.T
that will nirord Ulnt tlio inilciiJft Vi
Bcrvlco. lloloro BlnrtlnR on af, W
WKOornnyixilntKutt.MiuKhotoo;
yourself with n limp ntitl lime C? m
on this routonre vcftlbiilonminr!Ill'S
wlthriillinAU'alntCHtUiHWIixit
crs.oleKiiut I ny Coiiches nutl iiffl?Wf?
orioteNtdeRlKn.lHilitexi.riesiyfo'??,
vice, nnd nre exqulHlto in ltiinl2ulf'1i?
convenient nnd cnlntnrtublu in.nt
nient nnd so complete In ovcrr XmI!?1
they hnye no winerlorln romfcrt iKt
ganco. The tllninjf air Rcr C0 u Mr ft
cud by nil the most clcguut tver it
pntrons. ,w vt,
Knut trnlns vln tho Iso.nnln n. ,
l.lueslcftoAIInueniiollMdiiilyBt.ioIl(n,
nnd 0 25 p. n nnd Ht. I'mlin.rJPi
iiiHtiilot. in., milking fuvornblo TiiT
tion with nil train lroui th w"fr
Southwest. ,YM' tt,
Kor tickets, mnps, lminpl leu ... .
Information npply to 6. K. .MofTuii rJ
nnd T. A.. Mllim iitHillh. Minn .3. G. I
U 1'oud. aonorul A'uthciJKti ana S
Agent, dhlcngo, HI. s 1-Sft
Proposnls for Mils,
vrOTlOU Is herpbv ul en that sealed n .
JS w 111 be rcttU cd by the illy w Si ll1
ougon. until H o'clock p. in.of AtiiS?
IU1I .....1 ...tilt l.n ...w.i. .1 I....1. . .7.' fVUaUlt
commit too nsi oon IlioreulUT aspractiSf'
for tho gradliig, curbing, draining and,;?
tirnv liip.iw.p,Miln.. I, f In. iln..b...?j ullff
iiitloiiH to bo hiul nt llin city survJSH
oillce.nnd nlscuccordlut, to plnnsnnd iS
tlnnlliini. In lin n,rlul,nH I.'..?"S? "Ptt
tlmlpnrtorC'oiumcrcliiUtrcet between ii
to the i rlh side of L'tntor street, amT.
that p.itl ol Court street botu ten tho ,
aldoof High street nnd tho east bm.
l.'i.mt .111.1 I .mil nil tlint ... , ?'? I
ttieet bt'twtcn tho tnst sldo of High u".
nnd the east side of Fiont street: allnT1
v ril rnni klani.t ImlirnAn .I..'. la
H..W. ..J ..U.WU.I1, Ub.. IUU UUSt til
ol l.lbir'y kt ict U the tast aid. .
Fiont h leet, luidall that part ol Cent
stiiot LtitW' t ii the uibt sldo of Comroerru
snout Mid the wcubslde ol front street.
(ertllk.tlooldoposlt In somo bank oft
tlly oi I'Ulcm.driBOu. In favor of the ciii
of h iiliii, Ungon, lor tho sum of five hn
dieild(ii)nrt must accompany each bid ,,!
will bojiijnljlo t tho city of Halcm. o?
Kon, ai. iIxliI, settled nnd liquidated dan
Ks In disotht- blddT slmll not execnif
the cnnliiict, bona nnd tiudertiiKlng
glvu(,-(oduu(l bUlllClLlll Biirotios bbiUi,,
toiytotho mayor of tho city of Bale,
Oih;oi, In case s ild work is awarded u
ollcnd to sild bldilur. llmnkforinof cmi
tract, bond and undui taking Is on file ii
tho olllcool thostrtut commissioner. Ii
cllj uf Huh m rtsrvcs tho light to relfti
any or all bids. Done by ordci of thecou
noil council of the ell of balem.
M. W. HUM'.
II. 1! WCOltK,
II 1j. LAMUUllEUX
Comnilttco on btitc is and Fubllcl'ropcnv
7-12td
Shorill'a Sale.
Notlco Is hen by t;len that by virtue cl
an txu.ullon, duly Issued out of iba
ilictilt louitof tho state ol Oitijon, forth
tounly of Alnrlon, and to mo directed on
tlio Kith day of July, A D., 1-Ui, upon a
Judiiment and decico ol foicclnsure, duk
rendered entered ol record and docketed U
and by said clrenltcniut.on thoZiddiiyol
June, IbW, Inn certain suit then in said
court pcudinsr, wheroin James Hhlrleywsj
Slalntill, nndA.li. llodsou, V E, Hodson
. W. llodhon, llcllo Hodsod. lllanch Uoi'
sou, lJiln-i AlcUoimick, V, n. ilcCor
mlek, S J. UillluKtoii, U. W. Bllllngloo.
W. 11. Hodson, Ellu Ilodson. I)r, lhomi
son nnd A. C. Iney, vcre defendants, lii
rnornl plnlntnt nnd m,rnlut defendants,
by which execution, lorn comnmLdedti
sell thepicmloes hi relnnltei detcrlbed.nnd
out of tliopioccidHOt snrh s lie. to satlM
i ho sum ui $2111 2.V11X), together with lii.
terept then on, nt the rnioof ten percent,
per annum, irom June aid, ivjj, nnd the
further mm ol $110 is nuorney's lee
audc-ostsand disburseiilcntH of said suit,
laednlSo!) 15 1H0, unci csw sncl expenses
ni Milf.uhd If any iialduo remain, ufter
the satlsliicllou cd f-ulu JudKinent and
costs and disbuisements and expenses of
sale, bo applied, as lur as applicable, to
wirdlliouuliu ofdcfemlunt, i). l'.Thomp
nn, amounting to fittO with interest
thereon nt tho rule oi 10 per cent, per an
num, irom tho l-tth day of June, lbW.and
lr anj of said laud n main unsold, alter
ButMyhg plalntiirs clulm, that tho re
maluderof the land bo sold, or bo much
tbeieol as shnll i-atMy Ucfeutlcnt D. 1'.
1 bomi Min's demand. 1 hae levied upon,
audi will cm
Saturday, tho 20th day ef August, 1892,
nt the hour ofonuo'clock p. in , of said day
at tho we tdooroi the county court bouse
iu mucin, iuariiiu county, jit;on. sell at
public! auction, to the blyhist Didder, for
cash iu band, on tho clay of snlo, all the
right, title, Intel et nnd rs,tnto, where said
defendants nnd each of Ihcm, and allpep
spns elalmiug under them, aud each of
theiuoi anyol thorn has iior to the fol
lowing described icilpioperty to-wit: Uhe
iractlonal h e quarter being tho north ball
or the south east quitter of lot? 1 and a of
section ii In township 8, south range, S
west, Willamette merle Ian, and the frac
tional west luif of tho south west quarter
of sect on rfO, township 8, south rango 2
west Willamette nieildlan. except 10 acres
Oil Of thO eil.St. hMunt Hia fmntlnnnl .p.dl
hull of tho west hail or the bouthwest
quarterot section iO, In tho lorm or a par
ulleloarnm, extending acioss said land,
,heVS "BlnnU of this conveyance 151
il1dx.c,.1.ou,uc'1,cs of 'nnd less, 17 acres oil
lot 2so. 'J, deeded to John Wiltschen, all of
said land, situate in JInrlon county, stulo
ol Oregon. JOHN KMGUT,
n t- n, ,,.. Snerill Mm ion Co. Or.
lly F.T. WIUGHTMAN, doput v.
lb"" intern, this llith day of July,
SIiei'M's Sale.
"VTOriCE Is heicby given that by virtue
XT or au exeeulluu duly Issued out or
J lie county court ot tho state ol Oiegon for
nnWV Mnrlou, nnd to me directed,
i,.VV. : . " "' JU,y . '; loi'-i upon a
"d rtu'J' rendered, entered of lecord
.i Sr v "' "uu u Baln county court
c,n.,.r21s,td"y.i)r,,"uo- l60J. 'n a certain
" ,i lUL'n,'.n k'lli collrt Pending whei eln li.
and. Hlrsch were pinlmltls and li. 1'.
aiighiiwasclelendaut in fuor ol plain-
till Jinn nrrnfttot Hnrr.,i i. i..i'
ci Inn Tn. I""'.1 "?'. W. W"'cu.-
n;;7 ,"" '"""uiiuuiu iiiui, out en mu
r.i ""'Properly oi said defendant or il
sutllcient cannot bo lonnd then out of the
real property or said deleneinnt to satisiy
uie sum oi 'twenty lour nnd btt-lOO dollnis
with inlei pst. tiior.. ... ,i. .... . in -
m,- pSd?di,uI" froi" tho 6th luy ol Au
gust' ih8.i and tho sum of Twelve 25-100
dollars with interest theiccm at the rate of
ivlli c. H1,.Vpo nuuum since August 0th,
18. , nnd the further sum of Sixteen J5-100
i,i l.'an cosw iud expenbr8 oi
willon eCU I Ul"e lcUetl upon nnd
Satnrday, the 13th day of August, A, D 1892,
nH!jS.1,on.ri,Uo'c,ockP. ,n- of said day
nt tho west dcor of the county court houue
iiioi!. em"Ha.rl,n county, Oregon, sell to
Mie highest b dder for cnsli In lionet on the
l.L1 K"1,0-,a'' t'10 rlllt' interest and
eMato which said deitndant, U.K. Vaughn,
sn i0U .r u,Ur tIlB a'h 'y of June,
1SJ-, In ncd to the followlul described real
P operty, to-wlt: BcgluulLgat tbt north
west corner r.ciha ..m,t. .?.-., UM r
MMInnl.B" .."'""?"?"" "1 ""'.". .',.
r.rtV..i ' " " " w. tuence east enji
ISS ' ,''eDCBHOU,h 11 jods; thence west ftlji
r.?M.: i1.lf'U(,0 norl1' 'I ios to tho place ol
teg lining, containing t acies moro or
,.if,V. !'nr .!,UV "" ot th0 donation laud
em in or lieiijamlu Vnuulinunrt h.Uabeth
m,1!""1!,7' "." - west, save uud ex
,'. l, '?'low'ns described premises, to
tn' PS'unliigat the southwest corner of
tno soulinast quarter of section 4. T. 0 S .
ii,....,.?1 .f.,f "le Wllla.nelte Meridian:
IhltSi .;iorAu M eluilns: thenco west 2.11)
r!li"8J0 tIle uortbeast earner of Jsaac
" donation laud claim; thence olons
bm i J?.,ouJ1.u'a, "fald Cook's donutlou
inn el-c nisorhalns; thence east l.bOcbains
ac.tciM;,,ro,;'i.l:;fi",,'Si conu"u,n
t'uted at Balein, this lith day of July, 1802.
c, ..- . JOHN ICNKHIT,
ii v . " ' Mnilnn l ounty, Oregon.
y t.l.W itioiiTMAN, Deputy. 7-H-5I
N'
.Vtlmlutstitilor's Sale.
i TK-K iis henby given thnt by antbo-
ri . i. r,ttr,nn c"uut Oregon, made on
rimini,'!'1 ,,!J,, J" I'W.nuthorlzlngand
JS""8.11"1 undersigned to sll the
in i, f. ,'UM rl eo ruil estate belonelng
Unaerril'Jt0!..1"0. . ".
tiiiG ttiii fVt ? "'uJmuiur oj wmw
1t day of September, 1892,
fin2!,:.1? r rtnU,,e requlred,sell r.t pub
WMt the west ooor of the court
nn,J.M ?le,. -Mar on county, Oregon,
!,. f 'fiut'i1lnndlutercator'the said
tSi.e,,n and to ,h Mlowli e devcrlbed
af1c,,?m0,8alfm'"1nrt,a county, 0
K''n. termaof B"erji.h.
teftleuj, OrEon, j njy 18, 15W, 7-a-ft
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