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THE BLACK BOX.
Tr. vratt in Hie tlenth of a dark and
dreary winter. But it was in the
middle of a warm and ueantitui
Bummor when llio deed was dono.
As yet I am not alluding to any
thing mysterious at all, but at tho
auno timo 1 am very anxious to
A-mlnin how it was that I. a htunhlo
and not altogether Holitnry English
man, found myself located in tno
Hotel Drei Liobchcn at Annanas-
berg.
I was traveling alono ono summer
timo, full of health and uncommonly
full of spirits, and I rashly got out of
tho Rhino steamer at Annanasberg
in order to pay n. flying visit to a
miniature Paris, hedged 'round with
nvnntios and consecrated to tho mili
tary, and doliver some letters of in
traduction to an cntnusiasuc iiingusn
ongincer, who was doing his best to
mako tho stolid Gennanu rnergetie,
and mako a fortune during tho un
enviable process.
Stmnrro to sav. ho took to mo.
There was no beating nbout tho
bush. Wo woro menus at onco, nnu
a few hours after my credentials
wero read and thrown asUo, I found
mybclf walking with my rrm in hii
toward that cozy and hospitable
mansion in which lie lived, and
whero ho had inti-oduccd that de
lightful homo feeling, and those
pleasant family associatidas, so dear
to tho English so Btrange to the
foroign mind.
Hero was a minlaturo English
homo planted in a strango land, and
I can toll you it was by no means ob
jcctionablo to enjoy my cut of joint
under his mahogany in tho company
of men worth talking to and wonion
decidedly worth admiring.
I am now gradually nearing tho
point. Before tho next huh sank my
portmanteau was moved from the
hotel to my friend's house, and tho
first night I Blopt under his hospi
tablo roof I was dreaming, strango
to say, of his daughter.
Thero was no help for it. It was
tho very place of all others to mako
lovo in. It was tho very weather of
all weather for tho operation.
A house surrounded by a wilder
ness of varied trees overarching one
another, and making lovo in their
quaint and fanciful fashion; alako
at tho end of tho garden full of deso
late weeds, and owning a crazy old
boat; a soft croquet lawn for tho
moro worldly, and bright llowors for
tho lovers of nature; a sun which
porpotually gleamed upon the warm,
white house, and laughter forever
ringing out of it surely such a
placo as this was tho one of all others
to mako lovo in.
They called her Annabel, and 1
called her so first on the brightest of
all tho moonlight nights, when half
a dozen of us had beon frightening
the girls in tho shrubbeiy, and wo
found ourselves alone I deny that
it was accident by tho gloomy lake.
There wo were. Tho ono word
Annabel camo trembling from my
lips, and tho ono look which her an
swering eyes gave mo peibuadod mo
that I had not mado a mistake.
Wo wero engaged, and a fow days
after I left for England with all tho
parental difficulties got over the
husband that was to bo of nstru
and sonsiblo and as pure a woiuan
" as over fell to a young fellow's lot.
This was in tho sumraor time, and
at midwinter I found mybclf, of
course, at tho Droi Liobchon at An
anuasborg. It was a bitterly cold winter, but I
heeded it not. Tho thoughts of see
ing her again almost warmed mo.
My oxcitomont to got away from
London was tremendous. I was
bound for Germany and my lovo.
My holiday was short, but undor tho
ciraunstances whero in tho wholo
world could it bo bettor spontf
And what with sleeping and smok
ing und dreaming and thinking and
fidgeting and louging, I arrived
after midnight at tho Droi liobchon.
It was too late to present mysolf
nt tho white houBo. Besides, I was
not prosontablo. I was dirty, un
ahavon and woobegono from con
stant traveling. A quiot night at
tho hotel I thought tho best plan,
Uiat I might present mysolf Bpick
and Bpnn tho next morning.
Such precautious as thoso should
novor bo forgotten. Tho fomalo
mind is generous but Buscoptiblo,
and this susceptibility not unfro
quontly conquors generosity. I do
torminod to bo on tho right Bldo of
tho lietlge.'autl" made up Tny mind
for a refreshing sleep at mo .urn
Liobchbn.
But I reckoned without my host,
It was after midnight when I
drove tip to tho hotel from tho Bta
tion, and though, as luck would have
it, mino host had not retired for the
night, I found anything but pleasant
news awaiting mo. I was absolutely
thunderstruck. There was no room
in tho hotel.
"What! at this timo of tho ycarf"
I asked, with something liko irrita
tion. A stupid and very positive "ja"
answered mo incontestably.
"But liavo you no corner in which
you can squeezo mo for tho night?" I
asked.
Tho landlord consulted his slate.
Ho also consulted a very sleepy and
obstinate servant tho kind of man
who seemed determined not to smilo
or bo genial, and appeared to tako a
quiot and fiendish delight in my
misery.
"Yes; thero was ono room."
Thero was ono room ; but should I
object Thero was not somebody,
but something in it.
"What is that?" I asked curiously.
"A black box."
I looked astonished.
"Oh, thero is nothing to boalarmed
at," said my host, wondering at the
curious expression of countenanco I
had assumed.
"Tho fact of tho matter is this:
An officer, who is to bo attached to
tho cavalry regiment quartered in
tho town, telegraphed to me only
this morning for a particular room
which ho always uses. Ho said that
ho would Bend on his luggago before
hand, and arrive by tho last train to
night. Tho luggago, consisting of
this ono black box, arrived, not be
forehand, but on tho last train, and
as tho officer has not up to this mo
ment mado his appearance, and as 1
cannot imagine that ho is remaining
so late with any friendu in tho town,
thero will surely bo no harm in your
occupying his room,"
Accordingly I went very grateful
ly up to bed, and too tired oven to
tako tho precaution qf locking my
door. I surveyed tho black box for a
few minutes, wondered how officers
could use such ridiculous and un
sightly coffers for convoying their
impedimenta and very hhortly after
turned into bed.
I was dead tired, but, strange to
say, I was restless and could not
sleep; indeed I was, if anything,
overtired.
I was oxcitod with my rapid jour
noy, excited with tho thought of bco
ing Annabel, worried with tho pro
lixity of tho landlord and curious
about tho black box.
I was gradually becoming excited
about this box. L fancied all sorts
of horrors. My mind wandered
from Greonacro, tho murderer, to
tho horriblo Pan tin tragedy; from
Portia to Bluebeard; from tho dra
matic narrative of tho "Mistl too
Bough" to tho thrilling tragedy of
tho "Iron Chest," which I had seen
during Mr. Charles Kean's manage
ment nt tho Princess theater.
And thon I suppose from sheer fa
tiguo I must have dozed.
A suddon and sharp click awoko
mo I
I sat bolt up in bed and listened.
Not a sound.
Tho box again fascinated me; bo,
shrinking down beneath tho sheets
again, I watched it.
Slowly very slowly inch by inch,
I Baw tho lid of tho box movo.
Thero was no uso denying it 1
was in a terriblo fright. I don't
mind tho natural, but I havo a holy
honor of tho supernatural. I was
in a fevered, nervous and untortu
nato state, and in that horriblo con
dition botwoou sleeping and waking
I hardly know what I was about.
Still tho hd of tho box rose grad
ually. Thero was no doubt about it.
Then a head appeared and it
looked stealthily around tho room.
I instantly pretended to fall asleop,
and gavo a very good imitation of a
snore.
Tho head lengthened into u body.
Tho lid of tho box flow back, and a
short, thickset man stopped out of
his hiding place.
It was no ghost.
Ho paid no attention to my jewel'
ry, but made at onco for tho door.
Ho walked as noiselessly as a cat,
and slipped quietly out of the room.
Tbero waa no timo to bo lost. I
hurried on ft fiv r.itiehs of clothing
provided m . If v. Ai a stout walk
itx'jfi id:. V ( -lv t. inr 1 uvl handy,
thrust jhy money nritl jewels irilo
my iiockets and stalled off on the
purbiiit.
I was wido awnko by this timo,
and wan now terribly eager to arrest
my inidnirrht visitor.
I wai d -cerrained not to nrouso the
Jiouro u-til it was absolutely neccs
rary. t
Tho clock struck threo as I darted
into tho passago to surprise him.
Down Btaira 1 went in loss than no
timo.
But I was too late. Thosa minutes
occupied in collecting my valuables
and slipping on my things wero all
wasted timo.
Thero was no traco of him. It
was terribly dark in tho passages,
and I was rather nervous of a sud
den encounter in tho dark. !
Besides ho might havo firearms,
while I was comparatively unarmed.
Tho notion of coming-flop up against
him in tho pitch darkness extin
guished some portion of my enthu
siasm. Besides, while I was reflecting
what to do and whero to go, I found
that I had lost myself entirely. I
know nothing nbout tho ins and outs
of tho rambling old hotel, and I had
not taken my bearings and quite
forgot tho number of my room.
I wandered about tho passages for
quite half an hour, and at lost, after
a fruitless search for tho mysterious
man in tho box, I happily discovered
a half open door and found out my
room by my boots.
Now camo the question what to do?
Thero was no traco of tho man in tho
room. Tho door of tho room was
open as I loft it, but tho black box
was shut.
What should I do ? Sh ould I alarm
tho house and get railed a fool for
my pains, supposing iho box was dis
covered empty? Should I lif t tho hd
and risk everything in a final tussle?
Should I lock tho door from tho out
side or lock tho door from tho inside
and go to bed again ?
I went deliberately up to the box
and struck it violently .with my
stick. It was not quite closed after
all, and I heard to my burpriso a
howl of pain from tho inaido.
As luck wotdd havo it, Iliad got my
man after all. My mind was instant
ly mako up. I darted suddenly back,
gavo tho box another violent crack
with my stick, rushed out of tho room
and looked tho door.
And then I shouted with might
and main. A pell pull was handy
and I pealed at it. Up camo half a
dozen waiters, and, lastly, up cane
tho pursy landlord of tho Drei Lieb
chen. Having collected my forces, 1
opened tho door. Wo wero only just
in time, for tho window was wido
open, and with ono bound across the
room I just managed to securoliis
last retreating leg.
I dragged tho culprit back into the
middle of tho room and mado him
show his guilty face.
"Max I" cried tho landlord and tho
waiters with ono voice.
Thoyknow the object of his visit
when they looked into the black
box, for there woro secreted every
atom of silver knives, forks, spoons
and dishes which the household
possessed-.
Tho mystery was soon explained.
Tho midnight visitor was a dis
charged waiter, and ho had hit upon
tho happy expedient of tho black box
and tho false telegram in order to
conveniently rob tho house.
Tho thief was immediately handed
over to tho polico. Tho detestable
boxwaB dragged out of my room into
tho passago. I locked mysolf into
tho room nnd slept without a break
until ovory boll in Anuasborg woko
mo out of my slumbers and l-cmindod
mo it was morning.
As for my dear Annabel, sho mado
far moro of a hero of mo as all good
women do than I really deserved,
and after dinner that night, over tho
walnuts and tho Avino, with a dear
littlo hand resting cozily in mine
under tho tablo I told tho assembled
guests, with as much picturesque
forco and dramatic intensity as 1
could muster, tho true and authentic
legend of "A Night at tho Droi Lieb
sclion; or, tho Landlord, tho Lackey
and tho Black Box." Clemont V.
Scott in Boston Globe.
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CtTMBEKT.AND I'HESnYTKHIAN. Salem,
Oregon, Rev. J. E. lllalr, Pastor. Sunday
Echool every Sunday, 10 a. m. Preaching
every Hundav, 11 R. m. nnd 7:30 p. m.
Church house on Hlih utrect, between
.Marlon and Union. Everybody welcome.
JlBruor)isTErjC!i"Ai services onSab
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12; Upworth Xjeasiusati;:!'; Prayer meet
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Kellpnnun, pestor
EVANori.iCAi.. Corner of Liberty nnd
Center streets. Hundny nei vices 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p.m., Sunday echo jl 12m.,Y.P.S.
C. fc. 0:30 p. m.; l'rnyer meeting Thursday,
7:30 p.m. J, Uowersox, risler, residence
27 Liberty s'rect.
Piiiwhyti.iuan. Church street, betweun
CUemeketaund Center. Piciiehlng morn
ing nnd evcnlrg; Sabbath tch ot at i in,;
Y. P. S. 0. E. at 6 10 p. in.; piuyer meeting
Thursday at 7:T0i. in. Kev.F. H. Gwjnne,
D, 1)., pustor.
St. Joseph's Catuouo Cunnrn.-Chc-
meketn nnd Cottage. Sunday sei vices: Low
mass 7:30 a. m.; high mnHs 10:30; Sunday
school 8 p. m.; vespers 7:30; week, days, low
muss 7 a. m. ltov. J. 8. White, pastor.
Conoueoatiokai.. Come r Center nd
Liberty Services Sunday nt 10:10 a. m. nnd
7 p. m.; Sunday school 12 :n., '. P. S. 0. E.
at 0 :J0 p. in.; prayer meeting 7:-0 p.m.Thnrs
day. Rev. C. L. Corwlu. pastor.
Sr. Paul Ei'iscopai. CruKcn. Crner
Church nnd Chemekela. beiices 10:30 a.
m. and 7 p. m.; Sunday school 11:45 u. m.j
service Thursday 7.30 p m. Rov. W.Lund,
lector.
FiitST Baitist. Liberty and Marlon.
Services 10.3 J a. m. nnd 7:00 p. m.; Sunday
Hchool 13 in.; young peoplu's meeting at 6
p. m.; jiroyer meeting 7:30 1 hursday. Rev.
Itob?rt Whitaker, pastor.
Kbke JIetiiodist. Rev. B. F. Emalley
pastor. Services Sunday morning and
evening, Sunday school at 10 a m.; prayer
meeting Friday night. Ciurch apposite
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FitnuiDS. At Hlghlnnd park on car line.
Services 10:30 a. m. und 7 30; p. m.; f unduy
school 12 m.; Cbrlstiuu Endeavor 6 p. m.:
prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. in. Rev.
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Oerman Baptist. Services In German
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SundayschoolutlOa.m. Preacbln a' 11
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Ciiuistiak. High and Center. Sunday
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Gekman Reformed. Cur ltal ud Marl
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bath school 12 m,; Bible study Tliuiwlaj
evening.
Unitarian Church. Devotlounl meet
ing at 11:30 a. m. Sunday seh vol ut 12 m.
every Sunday until S'ptemner iBt. All
Invited,
Bourn 8AI.EM M. E. climoh. Preach
ing o very Sunday at 10:30 u. m, nnd 7:30 p.
m. J. II. Roork, pastor.
uerman Lutiiern North Cottage Stt
Services on 1st and 3d Sunday of each
month at 2 p. m. Rev. G. a. Meyer.pastor.
African MKTiioniST, North Salem.
Services at 11 a. m. ami 7:30 p. m. Sunday
school at 1 p. in. Rev, G, W. White, pastor,
Mrs. Woodworth's Mketinos. Ser
vices nt IOiSO, 2 SO and 7:30 every day In the
tent at the Junction of the eject'lo car line.
Tcmptranco gospel rneeetinpi at 4 o'c'.ck
Sunday nt W, 0, T. U, hall,
Mr.Iiunder's Recommendation.
Mr. J. A. Lunilttr, a promiueut ci
tizen of Clarksburg, Mo., nud widely
known In tbntstale.snya of Chamttcr
lulu's Colic, Cholera mid Dtanhcm
Remedy: "I bave seen its good re
dultH and can recommend it." For
sale by BaskettA Van Blypo Drug
gists.
If you once try Carter's Little Liver eill"
for sick headache, bllloasutss or iiinbtlpu
tion,you will never bbWlth' ul tbem.lhc
are purely vegetable; small und easy to
take. Don't lorget this.
Harsh purgative remedies are last glv
tng way to the genial notion and mild ei
fects tt Carter's Little Lter J'llU. it you
try ihom, they v.111 cerlaluly please you.
Ifyoubnd tnken two oft nun's i.nti,
Liver I'lllhbefoie rellilng u would no
baf hid thuvoMtted tuuvtie or bad tn st
ill the mouth this morning. Keep a vial
with jou for occasional use.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACMC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development comttany't
steamship Hue, 23 miles shorter, Ji hour
ls time than by uuy olhei loute. Klrsi
class through passenger aurt freight Un
Irum Portland and all poinU In the Wl
Umette valler to and lion San Fram r
TIME SCHEDULE, IKscipi Sundays)
l,eave Albany
L,e-vveumuiiin . . . .
Arrive Yaqulna . .
lave Yaqulna ....
Lvuve CorvalUs .
Arrive AllKiuy ....
1KW l I:
- t:t1 V V
:45AM
lu:.aAM
UllOAM
O. 4 O. tnUus connect at Albany and
CorvaUls,
The ubo trains connect at YAQUINA
with the Oregon Development tWs Un
ifHtMiimiitustu'iweeu Yanulna and Ha
Francisco
N. H. Ihuseucers Irom Portland aad all
Willamette Valley points ran make closa
rounectlon with the trains of th,
YAOUINA KOUTKat Albany orUOrvaUU
and If destined tu 3n Fraaoisoo, should
arrange to arrive at YaQulna the evenlnjr
bM.dateof sAlllnv.
rasseaxer sa tn'tU turn Alvsjri u
AfesUStlQandacblFroutViu, IVwUaad.orV
CO. UOXillK Aift Ui'l Ki jt
Vasa, AaU. Urraiiii IV i.rto It K. Q
UlJVtUur. Or
O.K.HAUVyKLUJr.lhia'l ftlj
Notice of Assewmout.
ATOTI0E IS HEuEBYOIVEN that by or.'er of
N the common council of tho city of Balem,
made on the 6th day of July. 1892, u , s.sess.
ment was duly levied upon all property shut
UnR on Commercial alreet from the south side
of Mill street totue southern limits of the clt
sltdaaseasmant la made for the improvriueut
of aa!d street. Said assessment Bha'.l be due
and payable to the recorder of the city ol
Salem, ten da5s from the date of thia notice.
A list of property abutting on said streit and
?he owner thereof, ard the amount assessed to
Buch prorerty is heicby stt out and made a
p"rt of this notice. Notice Is lurther given
that unless said amounts so assessed are paid
within ten days frcm the expiration of thia
notice, that I shall proceed to collect tbe same
b3J. V! Jlnrpby ana E. C. Murphy; the weslhslf
of block 38 of the city of Sileui, OregODi W8L
Frankle P. Jenes: the west half ol bloik Mof
the city of Sslem, Oregen: $381.
Harriet T. Clark; lots 4 and 5 in block 41 as
deslgntted on tho recorded plat of the ilty or
Silem, Oregon, $l)3.2j,
Amos Strong; lot 4 In block 44 of iho city of
Salem. Oregon, $107.4. ....
N. J. McPheison; all of tho south fraction of
lot 3, block 41 iu tho city of baletn, state of
Orecon, said fraction coutaiulng M feet mure
or less; to be more explicit, the property con
veyed is all of lot 3 iu bloci 41 excepting 42
feet on the north side uf fraction o( eolrt lot
sold to, and now owned l Mrs. John A Johns
and bcundel as follews: Beginning at a point
on the east line of lot 3 Iu bioik 14, of Salem,
Oregon, 42 fret southerly from tho northeast
corn r of said lot, and running thento westerly
parallel with the Bouth line of said lot lb5 ftet
uioie or hss to tho weat line of Bold lot; llieuce
southerly along the west line of said lot to the
eouthwest corner thereof; Ihence easterly
along the south lino of said lot; thence north,
erly along the east lino of said lot to the place
of beginning, $31 05,
Julia A. Johus; the north fraction of lot
number 3, block 44, comprising 12 by 105 feet,
in the city of Salem, Marlon county, Oregon, as
shown ami desiguate'd on tho rtiorded rials of
said city and bounded as follews: Beginning
at s poiut on the east Hue of lot 3 In bloik 44 of
Salem, Oregon, 42 feet southerly from tho north
cakt corner or Bald lot and running thence west,
erly parallel with tbe south line of said lot, K5
feet, more or ltss, to ihe west line of said let;
thence northerly along the weBt line of said lot
to the northwest corner thereof, Ihence east,
erly along the north line of said lot, 1C5 feet
more or less, to the northeast toruerof said Lit:
tbeuce southerly along the east lino of said lot
to the place of beginning, $18 50.
Mary Strong Kinney; lots 1 and 2 In block 4 1
of Salem, Oregon; $190.50.
Allen L. Buckingham; beginning at a poiut
in saeteru boundary 8 rods southerly from
northeast corner of block 42 in Salem, Oregon,
thence southerly 4 rods along said boundary;
thence westerly at right angles to said bound
ary to the western boundary if said blocl,;
thence northerly along said wi stern boundary
4 reds: thence easterly on dire.-t line to lilac. e
of beginning, being 1-5 of bkek number 42;
$7(i.20.
P. J. Larsen; lot s m niocK 13 or eaiem, uro
gon ; $'J5 25.
Uattie Easton ; lots 1 and 2 in block 44 of Sa
lem, Oregon; S1C8.20.
Matilda A. Prescott; beginning at the south
easterly corner of block number 42 In Salem,
Oregon, and running thence northerly along
the eastern boundary of said block, 4 rods and
0 feet; thence westerly at right angles to said
eastern boundary to the western boundary of
said block; thence southerly parallel to said
eastern boundary 4 rods and 6 feet; thence
easterly on a true Hue to the place uf begin
ning: tbe same being the fraction of Bald liliek
42, except the following drscrlhed land deeded
to Sarah l'ullerton, to-wlt: beginuiugata point
on the eastern boundary line of block 42 as
shown by the recorded plat of tl'ecityof Salem,
iu Maiion county, Oregju, at a point thereon 4
rods and C feet northerly irom the southeast
comer of eaid block, and runulng thence at
rUht angles ,to said eastern boundary line,
westerly to the west boundary Hue; thence
southerly along the west boundary line 2 feat;
theuce running at rlht angles to said west of
boundary Hue, easterly to the east boundary
line said block; and theuce i.orthcrly along
said east boundary line to the place ot begin
ning: $78 60
Sarah Fullcrton; beginning at a point on the
eastern bojndary line of bloil. t2aBShoub)
the recorded plat of the tit of Salem, in
Marlon county, Oregon, at a iioint thereon 4
rods and a feet northerly from the southeast
corner oi saiu mots ana running tnence at
right angles to said eastern boundary line
westerly to tho wist boundary line; thence
southerly along the we Bt bonnarry lino 2 feet;
thence running at right angle, to said west
boundary line, easterly to the east boundary
line of said block; theuce northerly along said
rust uuuuusrjr iiue tu ine place ol negluning
also the following described i roperty. to.wit
part Of block 42 of the cltv of Rnlem. Oreimn
as mirked and deBlgLatcd on the tecorded plats
of the Bald city, nartlcularlv b.nnded bv he.
ginning at a stake on Commeiclul street In said
city, )J2 feet northerly from the southeaet
corner of said block; theuce wc.terly at right
anglea to said street to the west boundary of
saia block; thence northerly jwrallel to Com.
luercial street to feet; theuce eeoterly at right
nubieB iu urBl uauieu line to tne place or begin.
uing all in said city: $71X0.
V. Q. WoodWOrth. CvniH II U'nnitift.ll.
Mary W. Patterson and V 8. W lodworth; be.
ginning at a ptlnt on the eastern boundary lino
of block 42 lu Salem, Oregun, 8 rods southerly
from the northeast corner of Bald block; thence
westerly parallel with the north line of said
block 1U5 feet, more or less, to tho alley in said
block, thence northerly parallel with tho east
line of said block, 8 rods to the uorth line of
aaid block; theuce easterly ulotig the north
Hue of Bald block, 1C3 feet, more or less, to the
northeast corner of said block; thence south.
erly along the east line of riid block 8 rods tu
ihe place uf beginning; $16.40.
J. W. Brown, (1.0. Brown and J, O. Brown;
$331 W J7 lu Balem Oregon;
M.,th6 . h A e west half of
..-. iu o.ieiu, uregenj imu.iu.
UUSan u. McKitinev. Unh.i it. ,..,... ..,
J",1? urrl,on n" Andrew Harrison; the east
half of b.uck 11 of tbe city of Salem of th"
county of Marlon and state of Oregon; $346 40.
...... .. u..wu, iui. jviunayoi August, 189J
M. B. OOODELL,
llecorder.
SttirI.hu.uW file'ting.
VOTIi V U hereby RUen that the annu.
Xi.hJ ',ltluB of the cto.3kho.deis or the
npltalGodnu.l Sllv.r Minlui corAmnv
"i "'-J1.'"' U""u.viil be 'hem
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.T"u"l ':; ul J clock ii. in for tht
e.h,uof directors and for such the?
' u. ne,s as may como before .he meeting
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BRICK YARD,
Urge stock of comimin Mrlch always M
hand. Pursed una ornamental Ti?'
mado to order. "" bi.
Leave eirdera nt G.HInlr U fjtni.
OtHidlnio A Cahlll.lBHInlo'sliitoVatM '
yard, opposite State Prison. ,,urlln
For Sale,
320 AcresSES-
balance timber, will sell nil or piut.che'
on leaBOUiiblo teims. ' ul
JAMES V AUNKH, Salem Or
P.O. Box AM. 0-UMl.d
Sealed Bids ior u Ilridgc.
BY ORUKR of the County Court of M,
Hon county. Mregon, s-nled plat,
Biiuln dliigrnms, nnd bids for a wain,'
brldgo across tho Norm Bantu m rlvci ,
Mill City, Marlon county, Oregon, win' rT
iwlved by thy clerk of suld court unt
Hlday, cptembcr.U, 1801, ut a. m ,
said (tny. alrt brldgu to be sixteen fee! i,;
tho clear, coveiod undpnlntod, nud to bo
louited ut ono of two proposed sites, one if
which slln Is immediately below and ih
o her above tho rullroad bridgo at eald
place.
t-eparato bids will be received for eachc
sild locutions, niidior the location abov,',
said lallniad Inldce tlio hid will bo for sale
wiiceon brldgo o uslveof the approach oi
the notli sldo ol said rlvor. Separate bid
ull iilsi.bo teieUodlnrsnld budge exeln
sivoor llio lumber, lii) county furnUhln,
all lumti' r on tne ground nud tho coutrni
tor iurn'hlilii!( nli other inntfrlnl. Fmh
bldderwlll bo leqtl'.ied to deposit with h,
bid fiiicr cent, ot the amount ol such bin
toubid liioicult '1 tho awarding of said
cuutriu'laa - lawicqulrediiud provld.it
bulo i imrt reserves tho right to reject aui'
nnel all b ds le'celved under Ihe said order
H-Dtd WM. li.EOAN, Clerk.
. IJids Wanted.
ctEAl CD bids will bo ree'elved by tl-o
O Cuii.itj v.lirkul vtiuilon county, mi .
weduenduy, t.t plumber 7, lS0J,ut 2o'ducl'
p m,, fin kotpiuK paupers ut tho counij
poorlurm ol -Mi lluiie-emniy, horparmu
lurs Inquire of couuti clerk oi Judge. Thv
right Uri'sered to irjcctnny or all bids.
b-U-lwdw V. 11. LUAN, Clerk,
.Bids for Wood.
SUALl'.l) bids will bo recelvd by tin
Couut LJoik of Minion eoualy, utilia
vtiilnchdiiy, September 7th, sta o clock p
m., 'or 60 cm Us ol good po'o oak and III
cords of good, htruifclit, iliur old body ri
wood to ho iloll ertd at tho court house hv
daioni. The right is leserved torelcctamr
oi nil bids. W. 11. EGAN,
8-0 4w-dw Clerk.
JBclbro Starling on a Journij
A person usually desires to gain some In
formutton ng to tbo most dtbiiuLlo louteti,
tako, and will puichaso tickets la theom
that n 111 i.lloiu him the quickebtund be
beivlce. llcloiobtiutlug on u trip to Chi
cago or an point Lust, you Hliould provldei
yoiuself with uiuup nud tin. e tablo of thi,
W lscousln e cntrnl Line Ti.o trains run
on this, routt are vestibule nnd l re eeiulpjew
with PuHiiiuij'k lulcbt 1 Hawing Krom sleep
ers, elegant i 'aj Conches and Dining ( inn
of luttsi eteslgii, built expiesbly lor this Fer
vlce, and uieexqulbltulu lurulshlngs ants
couenleui und ceinifortnblo In arrange
ment nnd si complete in every detail that
they have no superior In ronilort and ele
guuec. '1 he dining car servlco is pronoun
ced by nil tho most elegant ever Inaugur
ated, and Is operated In the luteutst of iu
patrons.
Fusl trains via the WKconnin Central
Lines leuo Mlunuii ollb dully at 12.4)p.tu.
itnd U:'b p. m., und bt. Paul ut l:dU p. in,
nud 7:15 p m., making favorable connec
tion wnh all trains irom the West and
Southwebt.
For tickets, maps, pamphlets and full
lnlormallon apply to G. '. McNeill, a K.
und T. A., Minneapolis, Minn., nnd to Ja..
C. Pond, Gcneutl Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, 111. 1-16-ly
SlioriiTS Sale.
VJOTICE Is hereby given that by virina
of an eserutlcn duly issued out of
tne county courtol thobtiitoot Oregon for
tho eounty oi Mrlon,and to me directed,
on the 1st dny ol July, A. D 1S02, upon a
Judgment dmy rtudtred, entered of record
una docketed iu and by said county court
on I ho 21st day ol Mine, lb9, iu a certain
suit then in said eourt pending wherein L.
and E Hlibcli weio piaiutllls and 11. F.
Vaughn ws defendant lu h.or of plain
111! and ugulust duienilitnt, by which exe
cution I am cominumltd that out of tho
pe.eonul property of c.ild deleudant or II
hutllclent cannot bo found then out of the
real property of Bald deiendant to batlsty
the sum of Twenty four and bo-lOU dolluis
with Interest thereon ut the rate or 12 per
cent, per Munuin from the Olli day ol Au
gust, ltSJ, and the bum ol Twelve 25-100
doilurswlth Interest tbeieonat the rntee'
8 per cent, per annum since August till,
1M, and tbe lurther sum of Sixteen 4W0
dollars costs, and costs nnd expenses ol
said oxecutlon. I have levied upon and.
will on
Satmday, the 13th day of August, A, D,, 1892,,
at tbe hour ot 1 o'clock p. in. of said day
at the west door of the county court house
In culem, Marlon county, Oregon, bell tc
tho highest bidder lor cash In hand on the
day ol bale, all the right, title, interest and
estate whloh said eleiendant, ll.F. Vuushun
hud on or alter the 21sl day of June,.
IfcUi, in and to the following described resli
properly, to-wlt: .Beginning at the norlh
wtbt coiner of the southeast quarter ofi
section 4, t, 0, s. n, 2 w.; thence east CiVf
rodB; thence south lliods; theuce weEtWJf
rods; thence north 14 tods to the place of
beginning, containing t nercs more or
les; and also all ot thu donation land
claim of Benjamin Vaughn and Elizabeth
Vaughn in T. Us., r.. 2 wtbt, tae and ex
cept iho lollowlng described premises, to te
wn: Beginning at the southw est corner of
the southeast quarter of section 4, T. 9 8.,
k. 2 west of the Willamette Aiendlan:
thence north 30 chuins; thenco west 2.18
chains to the northeast corner oi iBaao
Cook's donation land claim; theuce nipng
eastern boundaiy of said Conk's donation
land claim 30 chains; ibHiiceeastl.bOuhalns
to the placo ol beginning, containing V
acres, more or less.
uatea ut sulem, this Oth day of Juiy. ink.
jutiis luiiuiii,
SherliTof UlnHnn fV.mi1 v. (necriin.
By F. T. WWOIITMAN, Deputy. 7 14-6t.
'5?flKfeTi..
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HEALTH.
.n,cli?u OoWen Balsam No, J
Cures Chancres, flrat, und Becond stages
Bores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears,
y'.'t Noae. rto., Copper-colored Blotches.
Syphllltlo Catarrh, diseased Scalp, ard all
primary forms of the disease, known at
byphllis. Prion, SS 00 per UoMle.
Le lllchnti's dolrten Dulsnra No. 8
Cures Tertiary, Mcrcurlaigyplillltlo Rheu
matlsm, rains In the Bones, rains In tin
Head, back of the Neck. Ulcerated Et
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps aid con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, and
eradicates all disease from the system,
whether caused by Indiscretion or abuae
M Mercury, lcavlnr the blaod pure and
b?ll,t aee 85 OO per Ilottle.
Le. Ulcbau'a Golden Huanlsh Antl
"'"'or the cure ef Gonorrheea, Gleet,
Irritation Oravel, and all Urinary or Geni
tal dlianangementa, Pylca t W
Uo(tlo
t Klchata'a Ooldan HpatnlaU In.
Jeetlon, for severe oases of Gonorrhoea,
Inflammatory Oleet, StrletiwesJko. Prlca
1 Ml per Bottle. -T
t Kleliast'a GolsT Olatmeat
lortbeeaectlvoheallnf ypldlitlo Sores
. nl eruptions. Prlrl Ob er Box.
Au!,, Ooldest Pllla Nerrt
and Brain treatnent; loss ol physical po
S.XS.0, overwork, rnakatioa, etet
Prlc W 60 per VLtkm
" eryhra, 0.0.3, aecaealr JoteJ
THE RICHARDS MUI CtAfeatt
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