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Jt Oils lUetf AulumaUeAUr Vh Katterles or Bleetrlo Rfiark. MwUtoaiCbMivr Oraor dawlisti tltaaanr WllW UllijlBH, i (iwoirrivM ciacQUM rri.r v It IHLY, MAWfAOTlHWMi "IT ui rrrrjaBlir sxni. tfcjiir. Mmki U hHW i aiwlis JoKni i i w ac? ' ' V;Iiw. tii WttMIIltlfel mlMUj Dr. TnlmBO Stncli SntiRlit for filnee Ills Return from rtussln Ills Views on tbo Method of Prraclilnrr, Itlftlit Use of Words, the .loys of faith and Mf-. London. Jnly 81. Slnco his return from Russia Dr. Tnlmngo has been lit erally flooded with invitations to address congregations and lyceumson tho sub ject of fill journey to tho land of tho czar, whithor ho went with Mr. LouU Klopach to direct tho distribution of The Christian Herald relief cargo. While expressing his high appreciation of tho cordial wolcorao and splendid hospitality extended by tho officials of St. Peters burg nnd Moscow, of tho civic honors heaped upon tho American visitors and of Russia's national gratitudo to Amer ica, as personally expressed by tho czarowltz at Petorhof, where ho enter tained them as guests, Dr. Ti.hnngo has been compelled to adhere to his original programme, During tho weak he has boon preaching in tho leadiug Scottish nlHps. His nrramrements for next week I inoludo services at Newcastle mid Sun derland, and thereafter ho foes to tno Islo of Man for a few days. The sermon solcctcd for this week b entitled "Pio ominout," tho text being Ju'in Hi, 01, "Ho that cometh from above is above all." Tho most conspicuous ch -meter of history stops out upon tho platform, Tho finger which, diamonded itJi light, pointed down to him from the Bothlo liom sky was only a ratification of tho linger of prophecy, tho finger of geneal ogy, tho finger of chronology, tho finger of events all five fingers p. .luting in ono direction. Christ is the overtop ping figure of all time. Ho U the vox humaiia in all music, tho gntiefulest lino in all sculpture, tho most exquisite mingling of lights and shades in all painting, tho nemo of all climaxes, tho domo of all cathcdraled grandeur and tho peroration of all splondid lull guage. Tho Greek alphabet is mudo up of twenty-four lotters, and when Christ compared himself to tho first letter and tho last letter, tho alpha and tho omega, ho appropriated to himself all tho splen dors that yon can spell out cither with those two letters and nil lotten between thorn. "1 am tho Alpha and tho Omega, tho beginning and tho end, tho first and tho last." Or, if you prefer tho words of tho text, "abovo all." All human means fall infinitely SIIOKT. It means, nftor you havo piled up all Alplno and Himalayan altitudes, tho glory of Christ would havo to spread its wings nnd descend it thousand leagues to touch thoso summits. Pelion, u high mountain of Thessaly; Os3a, a high mountain, and Olympus, a high moun tain; but mythology tells us when tho giants warred against tho gods they piled up theso threo mountains, and from tho top of them proposed to scale tho heavens; but tho height was not great enough and thoro was n completo failure And nftor nil tho giants Isaiah nnd Paul, prophotio and apostolic giants; Raphaol and Michael Angelo, nrtistio giants; chorublm and seraphim and archangol, colestial giants havo failed to climb to tho top of Christ's glory, thoy might nil woll unito in tho words of tho toxt and say, "Ho that cometh from abovo is above all." First, Christ must bo abovo all olso in our preaching. Thoro aro bo many books on homilotics scattered through tho world that nil layjnon, as well as all clergymen, havo mado up their minds what sormons ought to bo. That ser mon is most effectual which most point edly puts forth Christ ns tho pardon of all sin and tho correction of nil evil, individual, social, political, uationnl. Thoro is no reason why wo should ring tho endless changes on n few phrases. Thoro aro thoso who think that if an oxhortallon or a discourse have frequont moutlon of justification, sauctiflcutiou, covenant of works and covenant of graco, that thoroforo it must bo pro foundly ovangolieal, whilo thoy aro sus picious of it discourso which presents tho snnio truth, but nmior dllToront phraseology. Now, I say thoro is nothing in all tho opulent realm of Anglo-Saxouism or all tho word tieasures that wo"1" inhorlted from tho Latin nnd tho Greek and tho Indo-European but wo havo might to marshal it in religious discussion. Christ sots tho example). His illustrations were from tho grass, tho flowers, tho spittle, tho salvo, tho barnyard fowl, tho crys tals of salt, as well ns from the seas aud tho stars, nnd wo do not propose in our Sabbath school teaching aud in our pulpit nddress to bo put on tho limits. THE TOWEU OK lUCUIT W'OKDS. I know that thoro is a great deal said in our day against words, ns though thoy wcro nothing. Thoy may bo misused, but thoy havo an imperial power. Thoy nro tho bridge botweeu soul and soul, between Almighty Uod and tho human raco. What did God wiito upon tho tablos of btones? Words. What did Christ tutor on Mount Olivet? Words. Out of what did Christ Btrlko tho spark for tho illumination of tho universe? Out of words. "Let thoro bo light," and light was. Of course thought is tho cargo ami words nro only tho ship; but how fast would your curgo get on with out tho ship? What you need, my friends, in nil your work, in yonr Sabbath school class, in your reformatory institutions, and what wo all need is to enlarge our vocabulary when wo como to speak about God nnd Christ and heaven, Wo rido a few old words to death when thuro is such illimitable resource. Shnkospoaro employed fifteen thousand differout words for dramatic pm poses, Milton omployod eight thousand differ out words for poetlo purposes, Rufus Chonto omployod over eleven thousand differout words for legal purposes, but tho moat of us havolesa than a thousand words that wo can umungo, less than MnwaMMMnmiHaBHiaMMMa five hundred, and that makf-t us so stupid. When wo como lo set fonh till" loo of Christ wo nro going to tnko tho t-u-derest phraseology wherever wo find it, and if it has never been used in that direction before, all tho moro shall wo nso It. When wo como to speak of the glory of Christ, tho conqueror, wo aro going to draw our similes from tri umphal arch and oratorio and every thing grand and stupendous. Tho French .,o,-,f l,nn olorttppn Urn's bv which thev givo signal; but thoso eighteen fl.igs thoy can put into sixty-i-ix thousand different combinations. And I havo to tell you that theso standards of tho cross may bo lifted into comblnatiom infinite aud varioties overlaying. And let mo say to young men who nro after nwhllo going to preach Jesus Chrisc, you will have tho largest liberty and unlimited resource. You only havo to present Christ in your own way. EVKttY MAN HATH HIS I'llOPKH GIFT OF CIOD. Jonathan Edwards preached Christ in (ho severest argument ever pouned, and John Bunyau preached Chi 1st in tho sub limest allogory over composed. Edward Payson, sick and exhausted, leaned up against the sido of the pulpit aud wept out his discourso, whilo George White field, with tho manner, and the voico, and tho start of an actor, overwhelmed his auditory. It would have been a dif ferent thing if Jonathan Edwardc had tried to write aud dream about tho pil grim's progress to the celestial city or John Dunyan had attempted nu essay on tho human will. Brighter than tho light, fresher than the fountains, deoper than tho seas aro till theso Gospel tbemos. Song has uo melody, flowers havo no sweotnebs, huh set sky has no color comparod with theso glorious themes. These liar vests of graco spring up quickor than wo can sicklo thorn. Kindling pulpits with their firo, and producing revolutions with their Iower, lighting up dying beds with their glory, thoy aro tho sweetest thought for tho poet, and they aio tho most thrilling illustration for tho orator, and thoy offer tho mo3t intense 6ceno for tho artist, and thoy aro to tho embassador of tho sky all enthusiasm. Complolo p-mlon for direst guilt. Sweetest comfort for ghast liest agony. Brightest hope for grim mest doath. Grandest resurrection for darkest sepnlcher. Oh, what a gospel to preach! Christ over all in it. His birth, his suffering, his miracles, his parables, his sweat, his tears, his blood, his atonement, his in tercession, what glorious themes! Do wo exercise faith? Christ is its object. Do wo havo love? It fastens on Jesus. Havo wo a fondness for tho church? It la 1wp.iiiRo fHiriflt died for it. Havo wo a hope of heaven? It is becauso Jesus went ahead, tho herald and tho forerun ner. Tho royal robo of Demetrius was so costly, so beautiful, that after ho had put it off no ono evor dared put it on; but this robo of Christ, richer than that, tho poorest and tho wanest and the worst may wear. "Whoro sin abounded graco may much moro abound." "Oh, my sins, my sins," said Martin Luther to Staupitz; "my bins, my syist" Tho fact is that tho brawny German student had found a Latin Biblo that had mado him quako, and nothing else ovor did make him quako; uud when he found how, through Christ, ho was par doned and saved ho wroto to a friend, saying: "Como ovor and join us great and awful sinners saved by tho grace of God. You soom to be only a slender sinnor, and you don't much extol the mercy of God; but we who havo been such very awful shiners praiso his graco tho moro now that we havo been re deemed." Can it bo that you uro so dct-pcrately egotistical that you feel yourself in first rate spiritual trim, and that fiom tho root of tho hair to tho tip of tho too you aro scarless and immaculate? What you need is a looking glass, nnd hero it is in tho Biblo. Poor nnd wretched nnd miserable and blind, and naked from tho crown of tho head to tho solo of tho foot, full of wounds and putrefying sores. No hoiilth in us. And then tako tho fnqt that Christ gathoied up all tho notes ngaiust us and paid them and thon offorcd ns tho receipt, And how much wo neod him in oui borrows! Wo aro independent of cir cumstances if wo havo his graco. Why, he made Paul sing in tho dungeon, and under that graco St. John from desolate Patmos heard tho blast of tho apocalyp tic trumpets. After nil other camlloJ havo boen snuffed out, this is tho light that gets brighter aud brighter unto tho perfect day; and aftor, under tho hard hoofs of calamity, all tho pools of worldly enjoyment havo been trampled into deep mlro, nt tho "foot of tho eternal rock ho Christian, from cups of granite, lily rimmod and vino covored, puts out tho thirst of his soul. . TIIEIIK IS NO OTHER N.VUU. Again, I remark that Christ is above nil in dying nlloviations. I havo not any sympathy with tho morbidity abroad about our demise. Tho emperor of Con fctnutlnoplo arranged that ou tho day of his coronation tho stonemason should como aud consult him about his tnmb stono that ufter nwhllo ho would need. And there aro mou who are mouomaui ileal ou tho subject of doparture from this lifo by death, nnd tho moro thoy think of it tho less they nro prepared to go. This Is nn uumanliuess not worthy of you, not worthy of me. Sahidin, tho greatest couquoror of his day, whilo dying, ordered tho tnnio ho had ou hi in to bo carried after his death on a spear nt tho head of his nrmy, nnd then tho soldier, ever and anon, should btop and say: "Behold, all that is left of Snbuliu, tho omperor aud conqueror. Of nil tho states ho conquered, of all tho wealth ho accumulated, uothlng did ho retain but this shroud." I havo no sympathy with such behavior or such absurd demonstration or with much that wo hear uttered in regard to de parture from this lifo to tho next, There is a commousenslral idea ou this sub ject that you nnd I need to consider that thoro aro only two styles of de parture. A thousand feet underground, by light death como up human voico en's gate? Cnn na through tho Hftl HUM I vL eOfcFiifiNfwa ill H aVa44 0sW sM4LjlhWlai 1A ii.mmM,inmtnpum,mm,u. CLEAN! Ir you would bo dean nnd hayo your clothes dono up in tho neatest aud dressiest manner, tako them to the SALKM STKAM LAUNI6KY whore, all work ia done by white labor and in tho most prompt manner COLONEL J. OLMSTED. Liberty Street of tot 'ii, lolling in a miner's Rhnft, n ledge of r-K-k may fall upon us, and wo may die a miner's death. Fur out to sea, falling from tho slippery ratlines nnd broken on tho halyards, Wo may.dio n sailor's tVat'i. On mission of mercy in hospital, nn A brokon bones and reoking leproMi m.a raging fevers, wo may die a philanthropist's doath. On tho Held of battle, serving God and our country, tho gun carriago may roll over us and wo may dio a patriot's death. But, nf ter all, thoro aro only two styles of depar ture; the death of tho righteous and tho death of tho wicked, and wo all want to dio tho former. God grant that when that hour come3 yon may bo at homo! You Want tho hand of your kindred in your hand. Yon want your children to surround you. You want tho light on your pillow from eyes that havo long rcUcctcd yonr love. You want tho room still. You do not want any curious strangers standing nronnd watching you. You want your kindred from afar to hear your last prayer. I think that is tho wish of all of us. But Is that all? Can earthly friends hold us when the billows of to tho girdle? Can charm open heav human hands pilot narrows of death iuto heaven's harbor? Can nn earthly friendship shield us from tho arrows of death and in tho hour when satan shall praclico upon us his infernal archery? No, no, no, nol Alas! poor soul, if that is all. Botter dio in tho wilderness, far from tree shadow and from fountain, alouo, vultures circling through the air waiting for our body, unknown to men, aud to have no burial, if only Christ could say through tho solitudes, "I will novor leavo theo, I will nover forsako thee." From that pillow of stone a lad der would soar heavenward, angels com ing and going; and across tho solitude aud tho barrenness would como tho sweet notes of heavenly minstrelsy. DEATH SWEET TO TEE CHRISTIAN. Gordan Hall, far from home, dying in the door of i heathen temple, said, "Glory to theo, O God!" What did dy ing Wilberforco say to hi3 wife? "Come and sit beside mo and let us talk of heaven. I' never know what happiness was until I found Christ." What did dy ing Hannah Moro bay? "To go to heav en; think what that isl To go to Christ, who died that I might live! Oh, glori ous grave! Oh, what n glorious thing it is to dio! Oh, tho love of Christ, the love of Christ!" What did Mr. Toplady, tho great hymn maker, say in his last hour? "Who can measure tho depth of the third heaven? Oh, tho siuishino that fills my soul! I shall soon bo gone, for suiely no ono can live in this world afiei such glories as God has manifested to my soul." What did the dying Faneway sayi "I can as easily dio ns closo my eyes oi turn my head in sleep. Beforo n few hours havo passed I shall stand on Mount Zion with tho ono hundred and forty and four thousand, and with tho just men made perfect, and wo shall abcribe riches and honor and glory and majesty and dominion unto God and tho Lamb." Dr. Taylor, condemned to burn at the stake, on his way thither broko away from tho guardsmen and went bounding and leaping aud jumping toward the firo, glad to go to Jesus and to dio fot him. Sir Charles Hare, in his last mo ment, had such rapturous vision that he cried, "Upward, upward, upwardl" And so great was tho peaco of ono of Christ's disciples that ho put his fingers upon tho pulse in his wrist and counted it and observed it, and so great was his placidity that after awhile ho said, "Stopped," aud his lifo had ended hore to begin in heaven. But grander than that was tho testimony of tho worn out first missionary when in tho Mamar tino dungeon ho cried: "I am now ready to bo offered, and tho time of my depar ture is at hand. I havo fought tho good fight, I havo finished my eourso, I have kopt tho faith. Honceforth there is laid up for mo a crown of righteousness which the Loid, tho righteous judge, will givo mo m that day, and not to me only, but to all them that love his ap pearing!" Do you not bee that Christ is abovo all in dying nlloviations? WE AUE HASTENING TO THE OP.AVE. Toward tho last hour of our enrthly residonco wo mo speeding. When I see tho sunsot I say, "Ono day less to live." Whon I seo tho spring blossoms-scattered I say, "Another season gono for over." When I close this Bible on Sab bath night I say, "Another Sabbath do- parted.' When I bury a friend I say, "Another earthly attraction gono for- ovor." What nimble feet tho years have! Tho roebucks aud tho lightnings run not so fast. From decado to decado, from sky to sky thoy go at a bound. Thero is a pluco for us, whothci marked or not, whero you nnd 1 will sleep tho last sleep, and tho men are now living who will with solemn tread carry ns to our resting place. Aye, it is known in henvon whether our doparture will bo n coronation or n banishment. Brighter than n banqueting hall through which the light feet of tho dancers go up nnd down to tho sound of trumpeters will bo tho sepuleher through whose rifts tho holy light of heaven streamoth. God will wntch yon. Ho will tend hia nngols to guard your slumbering ground until nt Christ's behest they shall roll away tho stone. So also Christ is abovo all in heaven. Tho Biblo distinctly sa s that Christ is tho chief theme of tho celestial ascrip tion, all tho thrones facing his throne, all tho palms waved before his faco, all tho crowns down nt his foot. Cherubim to cherubim, sernphim to seraphim, re deemed spirit to redoemod spirit shall recite tho Saviour's earthly sacrifice. Stand ou some high hill of heaven nnd in nil the radiant sweep tho most t glorious object will bo Jesus. Myriads , gazing on tho scars of his suffering, in I slloneo first, afterward breaking forth into ncclamntion. Tho martyrs, all tho purer for tho flaiuo through which they jwssed, will say, "This is Jesus, for whom wo died." Tho apostles, all tho happier for tho shipwreck nnd tho scour ging through which thoy weut, will say, "This is tho Jesus whom wo preached at Corluth, nnd nt Cappadocln, nud at Antioch, cad ct Jerusalem." Llttlo children clad in white will say, "This is tho Jesus who took us in hla arms and blessed ns, nnd whou tho storms of tho world wero too cold nnd loud brought us into this beautiful place." Tho multitudes of tho bereft will say, "This is tho Jesus who com forted us when our heart broke." Many who had wandered clear off from God and plunged into vnguboudism, but were Bayed by grace, will gjty. ThU ia tha Jeans who pardoned us. Wo woro lost on tho mouutalus, uud ho brought us home. Wo were guilty, and ho made ua white as snow," Mercy bouudless, grac unparalleled. And then, after Hck qw k&grycltfcl bin peculiar Mitt p W Ball Durban J ip Srrjohtog Tobacco IM Sh M0 has been recognized as the standard A J t "-- i of tohacco perfection. This Is why y.,- t 'J-T linw- i we nave rem:lineJ' durins this lonB S-: ll esq liL'P J Period' lhe larsest manufadurcrs of r jl llllr jy Smoking Tobacco In the woi Id. It S M , ,-g UU'fBf has a fragrance and flavor of recu'gj?e3 n7T flr?Mp llar excellence. Give it a trial. fegiyC (Zaum " I IB dlackwellTdurham JjfriSMli SC5 RmV tobacco co- sdm SSyr. 1 EZA "THE ONE-HALF UAS NOT BEEN TOLD ME, $3000 Daily Expenso--$2,000,000 Invested 1000 People, Horses.etc, 100,000 IN PROMINENT NEWLY ADDED FEATURES. 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Kepieto in Sacred realism, historical accu racies, biblical events, colossal processional features, bewiching ballets, sacrificial ceremonies, nnd the splendors and glories ot tho court of Bolo inon, the seer, patriarch, and grandest and greatest of an-ient kings. lu cldental to this most stupendous, attractive aud mnnillclei,t spectacle will be the great walls and towers of Jerusalem, grand couvoentiou of tho populace, paluco and temple of King Solomon, Solomon's throne of Ivory, the great golden lavers, the sacrifice in the temple, impressive procession of kings, Kolomon'H 700 wives, iueeiifce burning at the altar, arrival of the Queen of Sheba, Nubian snake charmers, lovely Cresset girln, grand pro cessional pageant, Arabs mouuted on camels, Nubians leading wild ani mals, Queen of Slieba conducted to the throne. niniPTV-Dl'MlTV. His Fortunes, Misfortunes and Jlisliau afctrsloandly 1 MO imW 1 BKO Wff 1 IilXG afcWy LILIPU 1'IAN REPRESENTATION OF THE (JO ROMAN H I P PO D RO xVi K GO MliNTATUllE SnETlLviNri) POlvTIES Driven by Children Jockeys and Charioteer-.. 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY. DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7, Low excursion rates on all railroads. Will also exhibit at Eugene Ainr 4th gjgi'i1" ifTBi MiirtraMeBujjaai.aBPgrogcnyaaM.raf n. -wf-f,.. orances and peculiar mercies, recited them as by solo, all tho voices will como togother in a great chorus, which shall make the arches echo and re-echo with tho eternal reverberation of glad ness and peaco and triumph. TO THE HOLY I.AND. Edward I was so nuMous to go to the Holy Land that when ho was about to expiio ho bequeathed ?lC0,000to have his heart, after his decease, taken to the Holy Land in Asia Minor, and his re quest was complied with. But thero are hundreds today whose hearts aro already in thu holy land of heaven. Where your treasures aro thero aro your hearts ulso. John Bunynn, of whom I Bpoko at tho opening of tho discourse, caught a glimpse of that place, and in his quaint way he said: "And I heard in ray dream, nud lo! the bells of tho city rang again for joy; nnd as they opened the gates to lot iu tho men I looked in aftor them, and lol the city shonoHLe tho suu, aud thoro woro streets of gold, nnd men wnlked on them, harps iu their hands, to sing praises with all; uud nfter that thoy shut up tho gates, which when I had secu I wished myself among them!" J. M, Needham, HOUSE PAINTING, KAL80 MININQ, PAPER HANGING, NATURAL WOOD FINISHING, 5?0 TKwwsirai! -r fi v-'w - - --'i it,& n"ft La 2isin's 75. exkx ys? tiT iC. . M y M3$3l rtf3 2"tP M&A'A3 HEALTH. ' 6?,.?"c,,Vn",.?,'rn Dl.m No rV tir i "m iM con4 ata -cs tm) 1 res, K""55prarTa?i il ie..v.''i..roTs;"nnsra; whether caused byteJIiJitUon o? abuS l Klolian! 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Inko, antt will ntirohnao tlcketavia nto tlintwliumird him tho qulcktutanrt.'' service, lleforo aUirtlntt on a Irlnin??5 caito or nny point Knpt.vott HlinuldbiiV oilTKOii Willi a innp nnu umo lnbl 12 3 Tliu tmin." " y Wlrcouniii vuirni uuiu onthlsroluenrovoslllllllennanrecon.., with rilllmnu'a IntcM DrHWltiu ItoomifW crH, eloirnnt Dny Conchon nud Dining i? Ill Illlt-ni. Ul-BIKil, UllllfcUA.il L'NNll Tllfl. vice, nnd nro exquisite In luriilsiiitur, !?; convenient ntul romrortablo In aFr,r" ment untl m uomplelo In o cry Uetaiiift they have no superior in wmilort anil 2" gnnco. The dlnliiti car i-trvice Is liroSn? led by all the most elegant over iS11, ntcd, and Is opcrntcd In iho luteicat rfY.' pntrons. wl " rust iniiiiH viii iuu v iFcnimiQ (V., jr ipjiu Aiinui-iiiKiiiHaaiiv t to ..-- tti p m., nnd m. l'aiiliitu'ivS 7:15 r m., nmltliig faMmiblo cenn5: uo X.II1C8 nnd uud Hon with all trains Irom Hottthwt-Ht. tfu cat us Kor tlcltcts, maps, pnnipliUla and (hi, lutormntlon apply to 0. V. Mi-'Jeln a nud T. A., Jllnnciipolls, Minn . uud tn i.r- U. Voud. (Icncral 1'tisnenter and Tifft AiJimt, Chicago, 111. l-lii 18-1," Proposals for JHrts. NOTICK Is hereby tvcn that scaled tu. Mill boifcclyed by tho city ol silem UitKOii.lllitll H o'clock p. 111. of AllKtMl' IdVAiiuu '.vlll bo opened by tho uudtrslinJ coiiimlttceuHKOonlliertallnrnspractlcai;i. fur theBrudluB. curbine, diHlulugandin provlng.nccoraliiK u tlioplnnbuiidKMce ciitluns to bo had at tho city surveyol'i olllce,niidnl80tit.cordlnBloiilau8ai)dMittL llcatloiiH to bo fnrulHlicd bo tho biddtr in t hut van of Cnmmcrclnl street between th nortoBlde nf brlugu ncroKH fctuith Mlllcmk to tho north side of l i-nlcr strept, nud n tlmtpurtol Court htiiotbetMi-m the e.t s'doof High Btrciit and tho cast side of Front rfliot't and all that part, ot utatt sticut between tho nisi side of High strut uud thfttnstbldu or Krout strcit, aUihst paitol I-Vtry ttreit between tho cast gu, ut Llbu-y ti'si-t Ut tho eust Bide ot Krout N'H'ctTsutl all that part ol Ueatf, strcoL blwi tu tho Kixt sldo of LommercUl Street and the wt-KtMdool front ktrect. A ccrtlllc.ileoldcioslllii porno bank of the city oi Siilein.ui.Kou. Iu favor of the chr of Hiiiciii.OitBOii, lor Urn hum of llo bun. dieildolliirs nuisl nccoinjianv each bid ui will bo l i.jablot-. tho city of Bulcm, Ort gon, lib llitd, settled and llquldntcd dun. ugeHlu into Mm blt.tln- shall not execute the commit, bond nud uiidtrtiiKlng bLd glegoodand milllcli-iii ijutetlci. iu.tlsr.us torytotho mayor of tho city of snlem Oirgon, In easiu slid woik In n warded of ollcud to k tld bidder, illnnl; foim ol coi,. tnict, bond and undurtnkliig Is on file lc the oftlre ol tho Bluet conini'ssloner. TLa city of Hitlem rtsiits tho right to rtkxx any or all bida. Done by order of the com. mou council of tho city of enltui, il. W. UUiVJ', O. H Mt OKI!, II I,. LAMOIHEUX, Coniuilttco on Striata u ml 1'ubltcl'runerti 7-12td Slicriil's Sale. "Vrotlco Is hereby given that by virtue ol iM nn execution, duly leatied out of tin' encult court ol thotsinloot Oregon, for tht eouiny of ilnrlou.nnd to mo directed oi. tho ldth day of July. A. 1).. lt-'Ji. tinun a Judgineiit and eltcito ol loreelosure, dnlj icnueiuu uiiiure-ii ui leiAiiii 111111 uociteieaiu and by N.ild elrc: It court, on tlie'Zld dayol June, Ibli.', In a certain Milt then in falj court ppiuuiig, w uciviu jnmcti Riuney was plulntill, and A, L. Hodsou, O K. liodron, J. W. llod-on, lletlo Hodf-on, Hltiuch Hod son, Lmiua .MtCotmlck, w, H. licCor- micK, . J. tiiiniigton, u. w. liiiiington, W. H. Hodsou, Kiln HodMin, Ur. Tlioinr sou uud A. O. llre-i , were elefendsnu, in favor ol plaint '11 andunalni-t defendant), bj which txt-cutlou, I urn commandedto hell tho pi cir Ues lierflnaltcr described, and oulol therpiocecdi ol htieli bale, to satlsiy Ihotmn 1 21U ia-lW, together with it teiett thcrion, at Iho rmoof lenpercem. per anuuin, Horn Juno 23d, lttil, nnd the lurlher Htun of Jl.'O as attorney's Ite and i-ostK nnd dihbtirhemeiits ofhaldsult, tnxcd nlS'.illil'U, and costs and expenses ol sale, u'itt 11 any residue remain, after the sutlhfacllou of Ki.lrt Judgment and costs uud dlsbuihcmcnts uud cxpens.es of sale, bo wppllcd, as Jar ns applicable, tc waul thiiciaini of dtleudunt, 1). 1 Thomp--on, niiiouutlng lo .x'v0 with luteiet therton ut the r.ite of 10 per eout. per so lium, fiom the 14th dny of June, 189.',iiDd li .-n of siild land rnmuln unrald, alter sailslylng pialutiirb claim, that the re mainder of the land bo sold, or so much thereof as shall mtlhfy Jiclendent D, 1", Thomi son's demand. 1 have levied iipun, und 1 will on Saturday, the 20th day of August, 1892, at the liourof oneo'cloek p. m , of said day at the wo l door nf tho county courthouse lu Salt in, Wailon coi nty, Intgon, hell at public miction, to lhe highest Didder, for cash In hand, on tho day f Mile, all the light, title, interest and esUUo, where tald Utfi'iidmitH nnd each ot them, and all per Kins Maiming under them, nnd each of them ot any ol them has In or to the fol low Ing describe d i enl property to wit! Tun linctlouil no quarter being tho north halt of thufcoutu east quarter of lotslundJof section Ho in township , south range, S west, Willamette meridian, uud tho frac tional west lull oi tho south west quartet ol section SO, township 8, south range 2 wet, Willartietto nu ridian, except lOacres oir ot the east sldo ol tho fractional weet hall ot tho west hall of tho Southwell quarterol section :iO, in tho lonn of a pur allclograni, exiendlug ucioss said land, there being In all of this conveyance IU aHd (tl loo acres of laud lcs-, 17, acres ofl lot No. '2, deeded to John Wittsclien, allot said laud, situate in Marlon -county. Matu ol Oregon. JOHN KNIGHT, r-uorlir Mnilou Co, Or. Uy K.T WUIOHTMAN, deputy. Dated ut balem, this Win day of July, SherilRs Sale. NOTICU is hereby given thnt by virtue of an oxeculion duly issued nut of too county court ot tho btute ol Oregon for the county ol Mm Ion, and to mo directed, on the 1st dnvnf .lnlv a. 11.. is!.'' nnon a Judgment duly rendered, entered of itcord mm uueiieieii in nuu uy Bam coumy cuu ou iheaistdaj of June, lhUJ, lu a certain liult then in said court pending wherein U iindK Hlisch weio plnintlllS und Jl. I, Vaughn was delendant 1 favor of plain tilt" and against delendant, by which exe cution I am commanded that out of the personal property of said defendant or 11 suillcient cannot belnund then out of the ieal property or 8'ild defendant to satisfy thesumof Twentv four nnd Kfl-lOO dollars with interest thereon nt the rule of li P' cent, per iinnum from tho 6th duy ot Au gust, lb&l, und tho Bum of Twelie 25-100 dollars w ith interest thoicon at the rate of 8 per cent, per nnuum bince August Wh. IhM, and tho further sum of Sixteen 4ll dollaiseootbjuiid costs and expend ol said execution. I havo levied upon and will on Satnrday, the 13th day of August, A. D,, 1892, ot tho hour ot 1 o'clock p. m. of mid day at tho west door of the couuty court houe In .-ulem, Marlon county, Oregon, fell to Iho highest bMder lor cash in hand on the day oi bale, all the right, tltlt, interest and eslale which Bald defendant, 11.1''. Vaughn, hud ou or ultcr the 21st day of June. 1K-', in and to the following described real property, to-wlt: Beginning at thfc north Wtst corner of the southeast quarter M section -I, t, U, . n, 2 vr.; thenco cast WK rods; theuc4 south H rodoj thence west WJi lods; theneo north 11 tods to the plow "' beijinning, containing (94 ucies more or less; and uUo all ot tho donation Jana elultii of Uenjuinln Vaughn nud tlizabeth Vuughn In t. B s u. a west, suve uud ex cept the followluu described prclules, to te wn: Heglnulugutthe southwestcorncroi the Houthtustquai ter of section 4, t. I) s. . 2 wen of Hie Wllliunelte Jleildl thencd nurth 0 chains; thenco west uv chains to the northeast corner ot Jsmw Cook'B donation lund claim; thence alc-nf eusU-rn bomiduiy of said Cook's douailoa luud UiiimXO chains; thejicocastl.LOchaln' to the place ol Lcgimilug, containing V) acres, mor- or iCbs. , tiattd ut Bulem, Muf 8th dayof Jiuy.lw2 JOHN KK1U 111', Hhcrlirol MailunCouuty,Oi(B;-,. Hy K. T. WlUOHTMAN, Uepuiy. 7 AdmluIslratoi',s Sale. NT' T'i'fi !?."? K'veu that by auth court or Marlon county, Ortg"n, n"de!J the lsth dy ot July IH,nutnorlilBana Hiipoweilng tho underbigued to sill heretnuf -rdei-rli.e.i r al estate bclonnnj to thersta o of Kvelluo i ox, deceased. ln llnl-btHAH na a.l...l..lLfrtilni- f1 kUQ IB r.o .Yi-": WM - iv, mil uu tug 1st day of September, 1892, at 2 p.m.aa per stalutercqulredell at pub llo auction ut the west aoor of tha court Iwwem Silcm, Mar'ou county, Oreson. all the right, title nnd luterest of the saia estate, in nnd to the Jollowlne described premises, to wit: lota 8. 9, 10 aid i block No 8, us shown by the amended re-i-prdert plot of capital Fark addlUon w ha city ol Hleni,Iu Marlon county, Ore gon. 'Jeruis of Ba-orakh. ..,, .Yn.i . r a fl PR. ntiiiiiiiui-""',-,.. AdmlnUtrator of the KuUite of MM" "M- a I tleui, Oregon, 0 uly 18, IM. I
