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NATURE VER8U8 ART.
I knew Ihts hyar rhrme ain't parfeet.
Hut rhyme be darned - 'tta the songl
The bird doesn't nwnHBro lis moMo
That warbles the whuW "lay l"ntf. ,
Nor them stars up thar In equares tlon t
sltlne.
Nor them sprlnu firccil trees don t irrow
A'followln ono tlitfothtr
Mko a city tenuint-nt row!
The flowers n" fields ere bite an small,
An they don't Krow lu t Ircles, deurj
They may do so In them hothouse beds,
Uul I'm wrltlno' Nature hero.
I ain't cot much csefordntfmos,
Creeds, nor schools, nor thlw,
My church la tho pluln-lt's dome tbo sky.
An my preacher th' bird that slnjcs.
f eco a Homcthln In every cloud.
An twlu, an brook, an flewer:
An I nckon 1 know wliat'a right an wrong
Be tho orkln o' thet thar Pocr
Thct colors the leaves an sends the rain,
The cyclone nn tho sun.
An soniethln 'thln here fells mo
Thct I'm part o1 (hct jrreot blf ()upl
Nol I ain't nt much nso forpnrly limes,
filch us rltcrs rhyme down here,
P,ut my roul Jlst loves thct mUHtc
Tliet thrills from sphoro to sphcrol
I rccKon your cars can't hear It,
For It pillintes In your soul,
Out It takes u poet to feel It.
Oo. his heart's part o' tho Whole!
Now Mimo don't like Walt Whitman
His mention makes 'cm rllo,
Jlst C02 he dared to tell tho trul h.
Without cnrlli much fcr style.
Ho pic turod II i' world Jlst as It was
Tri'th an fa Is an lien
An ho didn't ii-try to fix thltiKs up ,
To suit the critics' eyes.
But ain't (ho mud fleckjlst as iol
Ez the petal soft an fine?
An ain't tho body cz real, too,
Thct holds thlssoulo' mine?
Thet's the reason I love Walt Whitman,
Jlst coz ho saw tho whole
Tho beauty o outwartj si mholit
V.7. well as the Inward wml.
H loved the man with toll bronncd hands.
He hadn't much use fcr n kln':
He vtuz a democrat thet lotcd i.ianklud,
A thet's what mado him sin;:.
He wrote Jlst llloold Nntur' is,
V ilhout muchdudlsh Brace,
Ff ht modeled his style on Natur's
If oukIi an wild, sweo face.
,. him I'll wrltoczl seo fit.
An J.n follcr ray own eoul's l!ht,
limn "oui cold pennce) crlttcrH may eo to
KraKs
Cm 1 know I'mloln what's rlghtl
V Flti'Ktruld Murpliy In Tatoma"(WasU,) Le4-
BOUM-BOUM.
, Tlio child wna lying stretched out
In his Httlo white bod, and his oyes,
grown largo through fovcr, looked
straight boforo him, ahvayu with tho
Htrango fixity of tho Bick who al
ready porcoivo what tho liviug do
not boo,
Tho mother at tho foot of tho bed,
torn by Buffering and wringing her
hnndB to keep hcreelf from crying,
auxiourily follovcd tho progi-ess of
tho diHcaso on tho poor emaciated
face of tho Httlo being. Tho fathor,
an honest workman, kept back tho
teara which burned hia eyelids.
Tho day broko clear and mild, a
beautiful morning in Juno, and light
ed up tho narrow room in tho street
of the Abehsess whorolittlo Francois,
tho child of Jacques and Madoleino
Logrand, lay dying. EIo was soven
years old and was very fair, very
rosy and so livoly. Not threo weeks
ago ho was as gay as a sparrow; but
u fovor had soized him and they had
brought him homo ono evening from
tho public school with hia head
heavy and his bauds very hot. From
that timo ho had been horo in this
bod, and Bomotimcs in his doltrium
whon ho looked at his well blacked
shoos, which his mothor had placed
in a corner on n board, ho Baid:
"You can throw thorn away now,
Httlo Francois' fihoesl Littlo Francois
will not put them on any moral Lit
tlo Francois will not goto school any
more novor, novorl"
Thon tho fathor cried out and said,
"Wilt thou bo still?" And tho moth
or, very palo, buried her blond hoad
in IUb pillow, bo that littlo Francois
could not hear hor weep.
This night tho child had not boon
doliribuB, but for tho two days past
tho doctor had boon uneasy ovor an
odd sort of prostration, which ro
Bombled abandon; it was as if at
Bovon years tho sick ono already felt
tho woariness of lifo. Ilo was tired,
Bilont, Bad and tossed his littlo head
about on tho bolstor. Ho had no
longer n smilo on his poor thitt lips,
and with haggard oyoho sought, Boo
ing thoy know not what, something
thoro beyond, very far off.
"In heaven I Porhaps!" thought
Madoloino, trembling.
Whon thoy wished him to tako
nomo medicine, pomo sirup or a littlo
soup ho 1 of used, Ilo refused every
thing. "Dost thou wish anything, Fran
cois!" "No, I wish nothing I"
"Wo muht draw him out of this,"
tho doctor said. "This torpor fright
one. mo. You. ara tho father and
iwnTamii..mijiiftiiiririwii.iwfiiiiifc,'t.Vii.i nr
mother; you know your child well.
Seek for Boinotbiug to ronnimato this
littlo body; recall to earth this spirit
which nine after tho clouds!"
Then ho went away.
"Seokl"
Yes, without doubt thoy knew him
well, their Francois, theso worthy
people Thoy knew how it amused
him, tho littlo ono, to plunder tho
hedges on Sunday and to como back
to Paris on hia fathers bhouldors
laden with hawthorn. Jaeqncs Lo
grand had bought some images,
some gilded soldiers and somo Chi
nese shadowB for Fiancois. Ho cut
them out, put them on tho child's
led and mndo them danco beforo. tho
bewildered eyes of the little ono, and
with 0 desire to weep himself ho
tried to tnako him laugh.
"Dost thou boo; it is the broken
bridge Tiro, tiro, tiro I And this is
tho general 1 Thou rcinomberest wt
iuw ono, a general, onco In tho Boia
io 3ou1orui if thou takest tho
medicino well I will buy thuo n real
ono with 11 cloth tur.and gold epau
lets. Dost thou wish for llipl, tho
general, say?"
"No," replied tho child, with tho
dry voico which fover gives.
"Dost thou wiHh a pistol, somo
marbles a crossbow?"
"No," repeated the littlo voico,
clearly and almost cruelly.
And to all that they said to him, to
nil tho jumping jacks, to all tho bal
loons that thoy promised him, tho
littlo voico while tho parents looked
at each other in despair respoudt-d:
'No." "No." "Nol"
"But what dost thou wish, my
Francois?" asked tho mother. "Let
us seo; thoro is certainly something
hou wouldst liko to have. Tell it,
tell it mo I to mo, thy mother I" And
sho laid hor cheek on tho pillow of
tho sick boy and whispered this eof t
ly in his ear as if it waq a secret.
Then tho child, with an odd accent,
straightening himself up in his hed
nnd stretching out his hand eagerly
toward somo invisible thing, replied
suddenly in an ardent tone, at tho
gamo tirao supplicating and impera
tive: "I want Boum-Bouml"
Boum-Boum I
Poor Madeleine throw a frightened
look toward her husband. What did
j tho littlo one bay? Was it tho de
lirium, tho frightful dolirium, which
had como back again?
Boum-Boum I
Sho did not know what that meant,
and sho was afraid of theso singular
words which tho e'lild icpeated with
a sickly persistence, as if, not having
dared until now to formulate his
dream, ho grasped tho pi sent time
with invincible obntinaty.
"Yes, Boum-Bomnl Boum-Bouml
I want Boum-Boum I"
Tho mother had sci.'.ed Jacques'
hand and spoke very low, as if do
mented. "What does that mean, Jacques?
Ho is lost I"
But tho father had on hit; rough.
workingman'B face a tunilo almost
happy, but Uhtoniuhcd, too; tho tniilo
of a condemned man who foiewea a
possibility of liberty.
Boum-Boum I Ho remembered well
tho morning of Lastor Monday whon
ho had taken Francois to tho circus.
Ho had still in his ears tho child's
outbursts of joy, tho happy laugh of
tho amused boy, when the clown,
tho beautiful clown all Bpangled with
gold and with a great gilded buttor
lly sparkling, many colored, on tho
back of his black costume, skipped
across tho track, gavo tho trip to a
rider or held himself motionless and
stiff on tho sand, his head down and
his foot ill tho air. Or again ho tossed
up to tho elmndelior somo soft, felt
hats which ho caught adroitly on his
head, whoro thoy formed, ono by
ono, a pyramid; nnd at each jest,
liko a refrain brightening up his in
telligent and droll face, ho uttered
tho saino cry, repeated tho bamo
word, accompanied now and thon by
a burst from tho orchestra, Boum
Boum I
Boum-Bouml and each timo that
it rang out, Boum-Boum, tho audi
onco burst out into hurrahs and tho
littlo ono joined in with his he.:rty
littlo laugh. Boum-Bouml It was
this Boum-Boum, it was tho clown of
tho circus, it was thia favorite of a
largo part of tho city that littlo Fran
cois wished to soo anil to have and
whom ho could not havo and could
uoi boo, Binco ho was lying hero with
out 8ti"ongth in his white, bed.
In tho ovoning Jacques Logrand
brought tho child a jointed clown,
oil stitched with Bpangles, which ho
Miiinnntirn iiiHi mMitmi hi w i nni
hod bought in a passagoway and
Which was very expensive. It was
the prieo of four of hw.workingdaysl
But ho would havo given twenty,
thi ty. he would havo given the pru.0
of it ywir's labor to bring back a
smile to ttio palo lips of tho sick child.
Tho iuM looked at tho plaything a
moaient as it glistened on tho whito
cover of tho bed, tlici. B.tid sadly
' It is not Boum-Boum I I want to
seo Bourn Brum!" '
Ah I if Jacques could havo wrapped
him up in his bhuikots. could havo
canned him to tho circus, could havo
shown him tho clown dancing under ,
tho lighted chandelier and havo paid
to him, Look I He did bolter, Jacques, I
ho went to the circus, demanded tho
address of tho clown, and timidly,
his legs shaking with fear, ho
climbed, ono by one, tho Btepa which
led to tho apartment of the artist at
Moutmartro. It was very bold this
that Jacques was going to do. But
after all tho comedians go to Biug
and recite their monologues m draw
ing rooms, at tho houses of tho great
loids Perhaps tho clown oh, if ho
only would would consent to como
and nay goodby to Francois. No
matter, how would they receive him,
Jacques Legiand hero at Bourn
Bourn's house?
Ho was no longer Boum-Boum!
lie was 51. Moreno, and, in the ar
tistic dwelling, tho books, tho en
gravings, tho eleganeo was liko a
choico decoration around tho charm
ing man who leceivcd Jacques in his
office like that of a doctor.
Jacques! looked, but did not rccog
nizo tho clown, and turnr 1 and twifet
cd his felt hat between his fingers.
Tho other waited. 1 1n n the father
excused hinibeif. "It was astonish
ing what ho eaino tkoio to ask; it
could not bo pardon, xi ibc But, in
short, it aa coucor.-iny tho littlo
one. A nico littlo one, monsieur.
And eo intelligent I Always tho fhft
at school except in nrirlunn'o, -.rhich
no did not undorctu'id. A dreamer,
this littlo one, do you &co? Yes, a
dreamer. And tho pi oof, wait, the
proof."
Jacques now hesitated, stammered;
but ho gathered up his courage and
said brusquely:
"Tho pi oof is that ho wishes to see
you, that h'o thinks only of you, and
that you are there r i ro him liko a
star which ho would hi j to havo and
that ho looks''
When ho had finished, tho father
was deadly palo, and ho had great
drops on his forehci'd. He dared
not look at tho clown ho remained
with his oyeb tixed on tho workman.
And what was lo gonj, to say, this
Boum-Boum? Was ho going to dis
miss him, tako him for a fool and
put him out tho door?
"You live?"
"Oh, very near! Stieet of tho
Abessess."
"Comol" said tho other. ' Your boy
wants to seo Boum-Boum I Ah, well,
ho is going to peo Boum-Boum."
t t
When tho door opened and showed
tho clown, Jacques Lerand cried
out joyfully to his sou .
"Francois, bo happy, child I Seo,
hero ho is, Boum-Boum I"
A look of great joy came over the
child's faco. Ho raised himself on
his mother's arm and turned his
head toward tho two men who ap
proached, quostnn'ng, for a mo
ment, who it was hy tho sido of his
father thin gentleman in an over
coat, whoso good, pleasant faco ho
did not know.
When they said to him, "it is
Boum-Boum 1" ho slowly fell back on
tho pillow and remained there, his
oyes fixed, his beautiful largo, bluo
eyes which looked beyond tho walls
of tho littlo room and wore always
seeking tho spangleu a id tho butter
fly of Boum-Boum, liko a lover who
pursues his dream.
"No," icplied the child with a voico
which was no longer dry, but full of
despair, "no, it is not Bourn Bourn."
Tho clown, standing near tho littlo
bod, throw upon tho child an earnest
look, vory grave, but of an moxpross
iblo sweotnejs.
Ilo shook h's hoad, looked at the
anxious fathor. tho giief stricken
mothor, and said, smiling, "Ho is
right, this is not Boum-Boum I" and
then ho went out
"I cannot beo him, I will novor seo
B nlm-Boum any moro!"rapcated tho
child whoso littlo voico spoke to the
angels. "Bourn Bourn ia poi'haps
thoro, thoro, whore littlo Francois
will soon go "
And suddenly it was only half an
hoursinro the clown hnd disappeared
tlu) door ojt .1 t . i-lv and in hie
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black, spangled clothes, his yellow
cap on his head, tho gilded butterfly
on his breast and on his back, with a
smilo as big as tho mouth of a money
box and a powdered faco, Boum
Boum, tho truo Boum-Boum, tho
Boum-Boum of tho circus, tho Boum
Boum of tho popular neighborhood,
tho Boum-Boum of littlo Francois
Boum-Boum appeared.
Lying on his littlo whito bed tho
child clapped his thin littlo hands,
laughing, crying, happy, Baved, with
a joy of lifo in his eyes, and cried
"bravo" with his seven-year gayety
which all at onco kindled up liko a
match.
"Boum-Boum! It is he.it is he,
this timo! Hero is Boum-Bouml
Long livo Boum-Boum! Good day
Boiun-Boum."
And when tho doctor camo back
ho found seated by littlo Francois'
bedsido a clown with a palo face who
made the littlo ono laugh again and
again, and who said to tho child
while ho was stirring a pieco of sugar
into a cup of medicine:
"Thou knowest if thou dost not
drink, littlo Francois, Boum-Boum
will not como back any more."
So tho child drank.
"Is it not good?"
"Very good! Thanks, Boum
Boum 1"
"Doctor," said tlio clown to tho
doctor, "do not bo jealous. It seems
to mo that my grimaces will do him
as much good as your prescriptions I"
Tlio fathor and mother wept, but
this timo from joy.
Until little Francois was on his
foot again a carnage stopped overy
day beforo tho dwelling of a work
man in tho street of tho Abessess, at
Montmartre, and a man got out with
a gay powdered face, enveloped in
an overcoat with tho collar turned
back, and underneath it one could
seo a clown's costumo.
"What dol.owo you, monsieur?"
said Jacques at last to the master
clown whon tho child took his first
walk, "for now I owe you some
thing." Tho clown stretched out his two
soft, herculean hands to the parents
"A shako of tho hand I" baid ho.
Thon placing two great kisses on
the onco more roy cheeks of tho
child:
"And," laughing, "permission to
put on my visiting card:
i "BOUM-BOUM, "
: AcnoiiATio Doctor and Physician in :
j OltUINAIlV 10 LlTTI.B FtlANCOIS." :
Translated from the French of
Jules Clarotio for Yankee Blado by
Mary Stuart Symonds.
A General 1'ulling.
It is rather unpleasant to hear a
public speaker remark, "My friends
- ur I wish to say a few words
ur on this occasion- ur." But then
it should bo remembered that to ur
is human. Boston Transcript.
It Ilnitieil Crawfish.
Friday people who wcro in tho vicinity
of tho Union depot were surprised to
find tho ground covered with crawfish,
and it is tho general supposition that
they fell with the heavy lain tho night
before, which caiuo down very hard for
awhile. Their appearance cannot bo ex
plained on tho ground that they camo
up out of tho earth, because fur some
distanco south of tho depot the ground
ia bedded with rock and covered with
cinders. Tho most of them weie an inch
and a half long. If they fell with tho
rain thoy had probably been ll&hed out
of somo largo body of water by a cyclono
and taken overland by tho wind. Cam
eron (Mo.) Observer.
An Awknurtl interruption.
Thero was a moment of awkward un
certainly at tho HayiunrifQt during a
recent performance of "Hamlet," when
tho lctst nervousness on tho patt of tho
actor or tho folly of one person in the
audionco might have caused a panic.
Tho torch that Hauilot (Mr. Beerbohm
Tree) uses had set tiro to a small portion
of tho sconery, and Hamlet was sold
oqutzing in blissful unconsciousness of
this fact when a gentleman in the stalls
said quietly:
"Thero is a fire behind you, Mr. Tree."
With absoluto tranquillity Hamlet
turned and extinguished the iltuno and
then went on with the play, interrupted
only by tho round of applause iu which
tho audience nattually expressed their
thanks, London Tit-Bits,
A Hill lNlill.t,
An exhibit of bells will be made
nt
re hve a relict ana cure
In your Ignorance o( ellects
and vitality whlcH is
system tho elements thus
Hrength. and tjor will foW
Cure or money refunded,
Dr. Sandea'a Electric
after Ml other treatments
twtlfy, and (roa; many of
THB
m a eowpJete glvt.Ic batter', matte lato a belt to as to be eailly worn during work or at rest, and It gives soothing, prolonged
which ate luutlr felt throughout an weak parti, or we iwleit O.UUU. it has an Improved Electric Suspensory, the
Ste4tt booa ever ghtu weak we), and we wanaat It to cwte any of the above weaknesses, and to enlarge shrunken limbs, or parts, of
IwRey RtAmil. They are graded in strength to mset all stags of weakness la young, Rlddle-agcd or old men, and v ill ewe
tbe worst In two or tkrec moats. A&irew
f ANDEN ELECTRIC CO., 17! First St., PORTLAND, OREGON,
. ....... j, .mfcu uiumuactur
Inir coucern in thii nmniM. ...i ., .
firm is phiumng to display iu it a roPro-
otl
the effects of abuses, excesses, worry and exposure. For such sufferer the WorM's fnir hv a i.ii .."
n Anr marvlmt Invention, which nnnlrt!t hut a trlil tt rnnvfnpi h i..-ti.i ln n,,.-.v j f.i.. ."
or by excesses, or exposure, you may have unduly drained Your system of nerve fnrci
ff3' eIaotnIolty--and thus caused your weakness or lack of force, if )ou replace Into yout
jiVgi drained, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove the cause, anrl health,
? 'ow a once nt m a na,ural W,V. This Is our plan and treatment, and we cuuran'.ec a
T? eni or our l"urtrate Pamphlets, free 5 sent by mat!, sealed.
wJ.wfcllisi Ue,t ,a no ePeflme'" we "ave restored thousands to robust health ard stgor,
JWfigZ failed, as can be shown by hundreds of cases throughout this State, who would tUi!ty
SkMs'A whom we have strong letters bearinc testimony to their recoerv after uslne-vur Ilelt.
fflP DR. SHNDEN ELECTRIC BELT
work or at rest, and It gives soothing,
ductiou of tha Ct.at ir.ii.a. ,1.1.'
bellsl. till, f.imnnu ).wl..,n 1...11 ..?.'
cow. which U ii feet iu diameter and 'M
feet 3 inches high, welglw 443,773 pounds
and 13 usod 113 a chapel.
Go to the Best,
The plaro for y unc ladies nnd g nllt
men tosu-ur., a thorough tducittli u Is tho
old,buteernew
WILLmETTB UNIVERSITY.
Iineand Ftlll tho loidlng Institution of
the Nrth West. Better than ever!
N"W toure of liiKlructl in In Oratory,
ThroltWitndrot.Uniduaied.
TUIJlIi4. niia' HuslnciH.Aialcmr,
Colleee, aud lt w eoursis grftttly c jiiirged
and iniprovcd. .
I'neultlcs lncren."cd mid lmpiwed. lor
fat ilogue of College o' Ln ' wrilo Uwin b
T. IMclmrdti.Ia.Ki'Am Or
For t ntnlomo hi Colli-gc .if JlC'ti' V, ,ln ,
Pliannacywrllpne-inlttchmuiidK,iIy,.
I). 1'orthind.Or. ,. ,.
For ueueral Oiililoiin wrltn Kev. Geo.
Whllakcr, 1). D , lNenldent.SUein, Or.
7-J.vjm-dw
Conseratory of Music,
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,
SALEM, OREGON.
The course most com p'elo and tho high
est grudo of any nn slo sctinol lu the
Notthwest. Uetniidu'"ent ntethiids of
teaching Kulnrged f itllltlt-s nd uev
plan lor Instruction of bttflnner f.ir tlto
con lng seh(il year. Dlplom-ts grunted on
completion of course. Nett trim begins
Beptembt-r 5, 1892. Z. M. P MtVIN,
Send for catalogue Music Dliet.101
"W-tWra-'Tl'ii
Burton Bros,
STATE Sl'EEET
BRICK YARD,
Iirgo stock or caramon Ilrlclt nlways oij
hand. Prifwd and oiijtimeutul Urlck
ru'ide to order.
Lphno orders nt 0.ut'il7, 51 Stnto street,
Ooodhue Cahlll, "Jo state street, or at the
yaid,oppoHteState Pilsou.
Notice to Con tractors.
rilllK liOAUD of trustets 01 the Oregon
X .-tute Insane Asjlmu hcicby imltc
'-i'ed propiKfils for thueuctlim oi nn In
fl man uuil coltu$,o adjoining tliuu"lum.
r'lutihituil sptcltli.iitlij(, ntuy bo seen at
theotnrott 1) s 'te-NHl y, anhltict, Sa
lem, Ortgou. Iheiight ' itcl etiiny ornll
bids is ered. Ilia-. Mill bo optned uv
'i o'clcnk p in. on T,iedHj-, Aug. I), Wil.
8YIA'hTKIt I'CNM i:n, aocinor,
GE . W Mrlll'IDK, l ec. of Wulo
PillUMLTaCHAN, -ilitti Trtusurcr,
H 1 dur 'lrustees
Wm. A. iiUNLY, Uier'v of 1 be iio nd. 7-27
THE YAOUIKA ROUTE.
ORHION PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Develonn 'nt company'
Htoimshiiilliie. 22."iinilt hottet.ai bou
less timo ihau by anj nti 'i loute. Hret
class tliiotiih pasengei nd fieliht 11m
Irom I'urtiaud and itli pr jts In the Wl
lamette alley to nut! in, San I raniKc
TIME SCHEDULE. (If.-tBunaaysj.
Leave Albanv iojiii
LeaeCorvallls -1:401' Si
Arrive Yaqulna . 5.30 1 J
Leave Yaquina .6.15 AW
Lcu e Corvallls 10:35 a a
Arrive Atbau ...... HjiOAW
O. 10, tniius -ui)ec rt Albany and
Corvtilllb.
The ulofr linns ;n'i(f nt YAQUINA
n'lth the Oregon Duvuot jeut Mn Un
rsti'nklili,Khme', Y mina nud Ha
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ivmI!,KasC"'Hyr) l'' J rtlandand uh
Wlilamutoalfo loinu can make cIom
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arrange to itrrlv nt vith.ft tho evenim
bofo'e dato ur Kilu.
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UUljMAJ, Co. 'iduht and liehei
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liiko, mid will lurchnRotlclteivi!H'Wt
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sorvlco. lloloro Btnrluig n i ! In,
cagoorntir Point Lint yotlhoufdKl?,l
yoursoirwltli ntiinintjiil u ui,i 'u
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on this routcnrovcstlbulcnu livl!11Jrt
wltli I'tillmatiMliii. st nmw , , irt?SLwW
crs, elegant 1 'ny Otmchen aim ubi?"i,b
of latest ilLslen, bunt exvMi,'?"!
vlce.nnd aro oxqulsim lu linuiihi ""f'
convenient and ooturorlaMu in."11
mciitnndseioinplolulii oxirrSiu!?1!
they havo no supcrloi in ( omfort ..V1
garico. Tlio dliifug atr nrv ",, ff 5J
cedbynllthoinoft el(g1Ult cer
nted, and Is operated lu the lutoiii. f
patrons. w h
inst trains via the W If n nsln rv, .
Lines UnoAlliineiiK)llRUn,yi, I?., l(
nud 0-.a p 111 , nud si. luultil
nnd 7:15 p. in., mnkiiig liMoinbieSL"1
tlonwllfinll trnliis Iron, n'S vyta
HoiunweHi
jfor tic tets, mnps, pampHcU m ,
lulorniittlon npplj lo u. K. ic."eiii . lL
nud '1. A., MluneumillH, Mlun,aI.aVw
0. I'ond, Uenural I'usseug. 1 'afidu E '
ARWIt. c'hlciiBO, HI. Rt"11.ja
Shcriil'H Sale.
Nolleo Is hcfeby given that by virtn.
nn execution, du.y iB.uia out .J ..'
circuit court of tbo Btnto ol o euon (Si!
couniy of .Million, and to tno alrpi,Vl
tho loth day of July. A. 0., wiXV
Judgment mid dccice ol foreclosure 1
rendered entered ol lecoid nnd dock.i.r
uud by said c roult court, on the 2)d ill'
June.lbW, luti cerUiln suit then in, V
(.ourlpHudlnr, wherein JauiesHhltinv'
plulutifl aud A.UilndKin, 0 iul'
j. V. Hod on, lioile Ilodton, Blanch?
Hon, i ivvlnti AifConiilcft, V. II m,T
mluls, ft J. IUlllbg on, o! W DluS
W. 11. IIodoti, Ella Ilodson, Dr.Th
son ntitl A. C l'uu, were dt'endsnu
favor 01 plaint 11 nnd itgalnt defemu'i,
I... ...lit. li n, n.i,f Irt. 1..... . ."UI
6.UI thi pit'tiilM!!! iKrelntiiter d'scrlbed .
outol IhepifwtdiOf Htieh fclo.t0 8ail.
thostuo t tlil .S-lOO, toother wiihi
teiest then oi,, nt tut nil eof ten per o-l
pernui tun, Irom Juno 2Jd, MJ. anil it,
liirthu hum of SI. U uh ntlornev'i 1
andcoslsin.il cliKburiients ofsaldtii
taxed 11 $39 1j ltO, nnd costs and eismi'i
nt miU, 11 d If nny rcDlduo remain aft,
tlio rutlrfiictlon of said Judgment 1
coi.lH uud UiHhutt-eiiivnts nud expeniik
sale, lie uppllcd, ns fur us applicable M
wiuililiecitiliii id defendant,!). P.'lhJ'iN
ion, iiiiioimllng lo s.tlEO vilth lnieni
ihinon nt tno nttc of )0 per cent, per V
mini, from the llili day of June, lS'Jiai
II on of said him! run 11I11 utifcold, ,,
sitisljiiig iiinliitlU's clulni, that the ri.
innlndei of tlio mud bo sold, or Bomuc'
thciLot 11s shall withly Dtlctident I) 1'
Thompson's demand. 1 huve levied uiiV
nnd I will on
Saturday, the 20th day of August, 1892,
attLe Iiinurcfotino'cluvkp. m, of said i
, l.n lira tln.....l ,. n .... . . . . I
Ui.,iiuc 1 viJ, ,i ,uu iifiiiiij CUUrVLUli.
In Mium, Mailuu county, uregon. sell t
public tiuctlou, to tho highest bidder, li
cash lu 1 uud, on tho day of bale, all 11
right, tltii', Inlirel unil itale where m
defuiduniH and ea b of Hum. and alli-i,
sons i-laliiiing order Ham, nud cache
tUeiuoriiuy ol thini bns In 01 to thef
low Ing dCbcrUitd letil i npei ty to wit: it
fractional s 0 qunrtar bflug the uorlb la
of the sunt It east qmrter of lotslandlif
section ' ln township 8, south range ;
west, Willamette mirli Ian, nnd the fn
tlonnl west half ol tlio smith Mtstq'iarti
of section W, touuNUlp 8, south range 2
west, V lllaiiiCtto meriulnn, exeept 10 aim
oil" ol tho enl sldool tbo lnutfonaUm
half of tho west hall of the southvm
quarteroi section !0, in thelorm of air
allelogram, extending aoioss said lam,
thero being In all of tbla coueynncs l'l
ami 04 lot) acres of land les-i, lijacrnnfl
lot No. 2, deeded to John S Itlsehen, all. t
said hind, sltiuito In .Vnrlon county, tttu
olOiegun. JOHN KNIGHT,
Elioilll aiuilouCo.Or,
Dy K.T. WHIG HI JI AN, deputy.
Hated at tfuicin, this Hah dny of Jc!r.
1MB.
Slicriil's bale.
VTOTICinslicteby given that by virtue
Xi of an execution duly issued out of
tne county court 01 tbo slate of Oregon fcr
the county ni Marlon, and to mo directed,
on tho 1st dny or July. A. 1)., 1SU2, upon 1
Judgment dti y rendered, euleicdof reoi id
nnd docketed ln nnd by said county court
on the 'Jlst day of June, 1M)J, in a cenala
suit then In suid court pending wherein 1
and K lllrsch were plnlutlfls nnd B F.
Vaughn ws defendant ln faor of plain
till und ngalnst defendnnt, by which exe
cution! tun commanded that out of Hie
penonal property or said defendant or It
sufficient iiuiuiit be found then outof the
real property or s ild delendnnt to satisfy
the sum of '1 went four and bb-lIX) doUstl
with Interest thereon at tho rate of 12 per
cent, pei Milium from the ulh day ol Au
gust, 1MU, mid tlio sum of Twelte 25-100
dollais with li.teresl thereon at the rate of
8 per cent, per mi mini slneo August till.
lb.i, and tho turlher stun ol Sixteen 4M0O
dollars costs, and co'ts uud expenses ol
said execution. I havo levied upon and
will on
Satnrday, tho 13th day of August, A, D., 1892,
at the hour ol 1 o'clock p. m. of said dar
at the w est door of tho county court bouse
Inalem, Matlon county, Orcion, sell W
the highest blodcr lor cash ln bund on tbo
day ot sule.nll tho right, title, interest and
estate which said deieudnnt.JJ F.Vuusni,
had on or niter the 21st day of Jute.
IM)2, lu and lo the tollowlng described Ml
proierty, to-wll: Beginning nt the. conr
West coiner ol the southeast quarter (
sictlou 1,1,0, . it, 2 v.; thence tusl H'i
rods; theneo south 11 rods; thencevesttv,
rods; theneo 1101 lU 11 lods to tho place u
beginning, containing 1 ncics mure r
lesf; and alio nil of the donation or
( lalin of llenjuniln Vaughn and Kllzi-btta
Vuughu lu t. 0 s 11. 2 west, nae aud w
cept the following drecrlbtil picml'ts, !
wit; Heglnnlngnt the southwisteorDenl
the souili'ptt quarter ol section 4, T. Of,
11. 2 west 01 the Wlllnmetto Jleildlai.
therco imrth SO cliulus; theneo wist 2.19
chains to the northeast comer oflsate
Cook's donation land claim; theneo alcmt
eastern boundary of bald Cook's donation
land cluliiiJJO (bains; tlieocoeustl.tOcbnlii
to the place 0! beginning, containing IK
acres, mom or less.
Hated at fcaleui, this 0th day of Jmy.lSft
JOHN KN101IT,
Sherlfl'of JIarlon Couniy, On gon.
By F. T. ltlGllTMAN, Hi puiy. 7 HSI
Capital City fiestaurani
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r,
Warm Meak at All llours oi tLeDay
None but white labor cnmi lyed iu tbH
establishment.
A good substantial weal 0 kedli'ra'FV
class style
Tweuty-fjve cents per meal
RHD PRO-JT
Court street 'between Opeta House sail
Mlnto'a Livery
S
Your Live
Is tlio Oriental salutation,
knowing thntgooil Jionlth
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. "When tho
Liver ia torj.il tho Dow
els aro slupgioh and con
Btipated, tha food lit
in tho ' . idi undi
gested, pni.-oning tho
blood; faituitheadat'lio
ensues; n. tovn'; of lassi
tude, despondency and
nervousna s iiu'cato how
tlio wholo FA'gtom is de
ranged. '-.' t -in L. cr
Itogulator h'.s lieon tho
moan s of 1 s .r'.. i"f
pooplo to 1 "n' Mi and
liappinesa by giving them
u JiuiillllV Jj.VlX" liiau "V
agency "known on crth.
It acts with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVCH BEEN OISAPPOINTED,
Asacenral fsmlly remedy for djfMl
Torpid Llrer, Cofjatlpstlon, elix, I hardly e
ose auythlng el.e, np4 hsre never bet"01.'
appolatot la the effect produced; lt"V"
be alsuxt a perfect cure for all diseases pf t"
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