o.
Wiwti "f'n-i'.r. ...ir.-irf
Will utt fe Out Except all
Tmimmm D.
PiUkKKMW, L, Aujf.22-Captr.tn
KaieiMiBtiiwlij a noted train role
bef..whtJcre4etlng Mrrest wn killed
by tetlves uenr ihfHpuioe yentcr
ctajr mottiiHg.
i rke is Iowa.
8ioexCiTV,ra., AHK.3I.-The Sioux
City Vlmsgnr uud Pickling works
were.toUlly iltrojed by tire Bui ur.
Jy, The, low !s $75,000; with au
Insurance o'f $21,000 ou the building
Wad stock.
Will AbollBh Rebate.
Toronto. Ont, Atig. 222. A dlt-
' pateta' from Ottawa toit.be Ulooe,
etjya:' The general impression her
that tbu government will c ill an
emergency meeting of the cabinet,
und abolish the rebate Hysleiti t'lto
gather.
i... Stoaraer and Everybody Lost.
' ' Cai-k Town, Aujr. 23. British
summer Home from Loudon for
- Brisbane has been wrecked near
'Algoa Bay. It ( ixttotod every
body ou board Ih drowned. Iour
' bodies have been washed tiBUore.
Prize Plghting.
Nkw Yoitic, Aug 22. Jim Cor
belt has accepted Domlnlck McUuf
fery's oiler to bet from $1000 to $5000
that he can stay four roundu with
him and tho Manual tan club will
hang up a $2000 pu we or the content
-, Convict KllletL
Sino SiNO, Aug. 22. Churleo
Vjuotmt and Thomas Welsh, two
einvicta attempted to escape thb
,, morning and aa a result of the dm
Operate fight which ensued Vincent
"'.waa shot un'd killed aud Welsh boi-
, lV'UIy wounded.
t t
-' German Americans for Cleveland
f ' Hew Yokic, Aug. 22. German-
. 'American Cleveland union has Ih-
. HUL'd an address algued by Carl
Bnirur,;Oswald Ottondorler, William
fc)ielnway, Henry Vlllard, Loulu
, WuudmullorandQuatnvH.Bchwub,
4J which, after praising Grover Clov-
? .hind and glvlug reusnns, urges all
Ocrntaii-Aiiiurlcuna to oust theli
' bjtllot for the Democcrati candidates.
In Favor of Railroads.
New Yokic, Aug. 22. A dm
fi, patch from Dalins, Texan, puya:
-' United States Judge MoCormlek,
" at Dallas In a declidotl in tho ease
? of the railroads against tho 'JVxitf
railroad commissioners, decided
. every point in favor of tho railroad
oorupaulea aud granted an Injunc
tion against the commlssloncra re
straining them from establishing
the proposed rates. These ratea
proposed by tho commtnalonurs, tho
- .railroads olaluiod would havo com
pelled them to run roads at a serious
'lose.
OAQ7)TOLIiWAli.
ordervri anything from her. Thil
famous mantle exhibited in the ftnt
Tie FrrsMmt ' Proclaims Retalia- Lle liille was found to be merely a j
ties Against Canada. piece of tlieatrical property fcarcoly
Wasainton. An. 21Tho " 2,600 francs. Her nrreat fol.
toweu imscxrHwure.
Grand Master Sargent.
, TBRRK Hautk, Ind., Aug. 22.
Grand Mastpr Bargont loft at noon
yesterday (or Builalo on a telegraph
! request from tho local lodge of the
Brotherhood or Louomotlvo Flrc
meu, Thoso beat ncquulutcd with
the alluatiou do not believe that bin
going Ih Iq bo considered uu uieau
"lug that ft strike of the firemen is
likely. On the contrary, his pres
ence there will tend to prevent u
.strike. The lav. a of the organiza
tion provide a dotniled procedure
before a strike can bo ordered. The
'' grand master does not bolloyo in
.'ympathy with, strikes and has re
' peatedly said that in all probability
there would be uo strike of the lire
- men, unless firemen wore dlaoharg-
ajor refusing to do switchmen's
--.work.
FROMBUFEALO.
Tkere May Be a Local Strike of
Buffalo Firemon.
BOFFAW), N. Y., Aug, 22. It 1b
believed hero that llremen of tho lo
oal organization will go out Inde
pendent or tho order at large, It is
aid Sargent will today Inform
Bweeney that while he assumes
wHelmum causo to bo Just and
while they havo hla sympathy, he
Will tt call an Isolated strike of lire
men In thta locality but if the time
oomee whan labor must assort itself
MM other allied orders will como out
beta willing to place his men In
RAM column. Brlclly tlion. the strike
If it eHUfl must Iwouo Involving the
ttmlhurtlrvul of lnAiiinllMnn..lii.ui
?! - . v..ul..iiuj,WF,
Moioeriiood rull.vay train men
mMnf tt.llwirsl Vi.llitru.. .,.. 1. 1. .......... .....1
tj Hsiuuvu . iiimj VUIIUIIVIUIS IIIIU
froUmiiootl railway telegraphers.
president has proclaimed retaliation
with Canada, in accordance with
the authority conferred upon him
by the act to enforce reciprocal re
lations with Canada, pueoed last
July. His proclamation l dated
August 18, but was only ImhuciI to
day, after a final Interview between
ttecretary Foster and Mr. Mitehel
II. Herltcrt, the chargod'adalreHo'
tho British legutiou here, which
took place this morning.
TKXT OF TUB t'KOULAMATIOK.
The president's proclamation, af
ter reciting ibe text of the act of
eougresa tinder which it is lwued,
eonelUdeH as follews: Whereas th
government of the Domini -n of
Canada imposes a toll amouutiig to
about 20 cents per ton on all freight
passing through the Welland canal
trunslt to ports of the U.jited
states, aud also a further toll ou all
'esM'la of the United States, aud 01
laweiigewin transit to a port of tin
United yiates, all of which tollf
ire without rebiite, and whurem th
overnmeut of the Doinlulo.i t
auada, In accordance with an or-ler-in-couucli
of April 4th, 18W. ri
'ands 18 cents per ton of the SOiwntt
ull at the Wellaud canal ou w iiem,
indlnu corn, peas, barley, rye, oau,
dax seed aud buokwheat, upon coi
litlon that they are originally .hl.
ped for and carried 10 Montreal, i
.ome port cast of Montreal, for ex.
jwrt, and that If trautdilpped U l
o made within tho Dominion of
Canada, but allows no such, uor utj
jther rebate, on the said product
when shipped ton port of the U it.
.d Slates, or when' carried lo Mon
treid for export It transshipped with
in the United Slates: aud whereas
The government of Canada by tin
fyeU'ln of rebate and otherwise, dis
criminates against tho citizens ol
the United States In the use of the
.aid Welland canal, In violation ol
Uie provlslouu of article 27, of tin
treaty of Washington, concluded
May 8, 1871, and whereas, the said
Welland canal is connected with
'he navigation of the Great Likes,
aud I am satisfied that tho pasnaKt
through it of cargoes in transit to
ports or the United States, Is made
difficult and burdensome by the
-aid discriminating system of rebate
,uid otherwise, aud Is reciprocally
unjust and unreasonable; now,
therefore, I, Benjamin Harrison,
president of tho United States ol
America, by virtue of the power lo
that end conferred upon mo by the
rtald act of congress, approved July
20th, 1892, do hereby direct that,
from aud after Soptembor 1, 1892,
until further notice, a toll of 20 cents
pqr fon bo levied, uol tented aud paid
ou all freight, of whatever kind oi
description, passing tluougli the
St. Mary'a Falls canal, In transit lo
any port of tho Dominion of Canada,
whother carried In vessels of the
United States or of other nation;
aud to that extent I do hereby sus
pend, from ami after the said date,
tho right of rreo passage through the
eald St. Mary'a Falls canal of any
und all cargoes or portions ol cargoes
in tiutihlt to Canadian ports.
Jay Eye See and Nancy.
Wahhinhton Park, Chicago,
Aug. 22. Jay Eye See paced yester
day to beat Ills trotting record of 2:10,
maklug n mlloln 2:08. At 0 o'clock
Nancy Hanks.drlven by Bud Dnble,
against 2;07,niado the mile in 2:09.
Another Bald.
Portland, Aug. 22. The police
Saturday night made a raid ou the
gamollug and ' lodging houses of
questionable character, arresting a
!xut fifty gamblere and eight wo
men. A number of well known men
lu social business circles were among
tuo8" arrested,
May Kesnlt Fatally.
Han Franci), Aug. 22. Billy
Alien, n MHwirt Pokller, Rationed
at ilit I'reMdln, und Max Feuner,
kuo m as Tim Terrible Swede,"
fought at the Plas.ix Club, In this
city, lust TunwUy night, and the
fight rcfutted In the Swede receiving
a bud heating', and finally being
knocked out In the fourth round.
It wna an hour after the fight before
he regained consciousness. Satur
day night ho wbh reported to bo In a
dying condition, nnd Allen was
placed under arrest.
Arrangements Completed.
KtNfA8 CITY, Aug. 22.-Ar.ango
nieulH have all been completed for
the (ntertnlnmeut ol Supreme
Knights of Pythias which meets In
session here Tuesday and ftir encamp
ment of Pythian uniform r.irik
which goes into camp on the Mime
day. Within the camp are pitched
four tlioLHiuiU teuts, These canvas
boiucH will servo for shelter for six
teen thousand knights who are ex
icntcd lo go into camp by Tueduy.
Crushed to Death.
Baitimohb, Aug. 22. By the
derailment of coach a passenger train
hi the Baltimore & Aunopolis Short
Line, fiur miles from Baltimore,
one unknown colored woman was
killed, and 16 persona were Injuied,
three fatally. Near the track where
the deiallmeut occurred, stood a
colored man and Ids wife, picking
up lnn-'e coal. The womau Was
crushed to death aud the man wus
knocked senseless.
Public Lands.
PoinxANn, Aug. 22. Notice has
lieen received by Surveyor Oeueral
Byars from the land department
that the contracts ho made with
Mepsrs, Sharp, Wilksaud McQuluu
for the survey of public lands in
Washington county, and Mr. Martin
in Douglas county, nave been ap
proved. Notice has been given the
contractors', aud they will take the
(le)d at once.
WHAT FOWDERI.Y SAYS
An Advonturosa.
Paris, Aug. 22. -Madame Ap
p.mitl, whose death lu 81. Peters
burg U announced, exhibited ou
Ducimberlast, In the editorial room
of her paper hero, a magnificent
court mantle, whloh alio said, had
been made for the empress of
l)iin.,l.. rm ,.... . ii ..
tuaiui, iiiufirieu in inn maiine,
according to Madamo Appirutl, was
160,000 fraucd. Special Invitation
cards to hco It were Issued to the
press, to society women and to all
the celebratles of llnanclal circles,
etc., and from nioriilug till night
during the three daya of tho exhibi
tion tho oHlee woro filled with per
houh belonging to the ulghcalolasjos
of soeiety. The madamo had past
ed several yeara In Bussla, nd up
pearcd to know tho names of all the
czarina'a ladles of honor, and to be
perfectly acquainted with tho court
She also pretended to bo certain of
securing their custom, which was to
bring hervory largo prollts. In this
way ahe laid the basis of her gin
gantlo fraudH. She gave howelf out
as tho only olllulal dressmaker to
the. (usiati court, ami then caused
auuooonipllco to send her u tele
grams from St. Petersburg, purport
ing to oome from court ladles,
ordering splendid uveulng toilets.
When I u possession of a cor
talu number of telorunw, alio
applied to simple-minded poHons,
either her otistomerd or subscribers
to liar pnwr, forfunda to carry
through her enterprises, In less
than two mouths she succeeded in
gittingotitof her du(Hs the euor-
Thousht Her Daughter a Burglar
Richmond, V.l, Aug. 22. Mrs.
Lizzie B. Hicks, a widow, early
Saturday thinking she beard the
be footsteps of btirglais, arose from
her bed and armed herself with a
revolver. On going to aii'iiher
room "he saw n figure, and in her
excitement, without saying a word,
shot her lS-ycar-old dauehter, who
fell dead at her feet. When she rea
lized w.iatshe had done the frantic
woman attempted to kill hen-elf,
but was prevented. The young
lady hud arisen from the bed to as
certain the cause of her mother's
movements.
Moved Trains at Wavorly.
EiiMiitA, N. Y Aug. 22. The
blockade at Sayre, Penu., and Wav
orly, N. Y., was virtually raised Sat
urday. About 7:30 the ball was set
rolling at Waverly when a freight
on the Phlladophia & Reading from
Sayre was stopped lu a switch by
the strikers. The military were no
tified aud they marched to the rail
road tracks unit formed a line ten
abreast aud mandied up the track
to clear tho crowd. Hundreds of
peoplo blocked tho tracks and bauks
along the rollroid yelllugand guy-
lug the military. A picket lino was
formed, but while they were form
ing the lire in tho engine was mys
teriously dumped aud the plus wero
pulled. The flro was rebuilt and
one coal and iron policeman turned
the switch as no switchman dared
to do II. The train pulled out on
tho Erie tracks nnd passed the depot
all right, clcsoly followed by a del
egation ofstilkers. Lines or mili
tary guarded the train on either side.
It was soon found that some dIub
had been (lulled and tho train Btop
ped again but eventually got oil
without further trouble hero. Three
trains more passed, but betweon
ones oi military, ami me company
claim the blockade Is rained. Mlch
aol MoNam mi, leader of the strik
ers, was arrested on tho charge
of Interfering with the
moving of trains and was re
leased on bonds of $1000 for exam
ination on next Thursday.
MAD AT GLADSTONE.
The I. W. V. Association.
Portland, Aug. 22. The Indian
War Veterans' association held a
called meeting at the county court
liouse Saturday afteruoou. At 1.30
o'clock Captain J. H. McMillan
called the meeting to order, and the
roll reading by M. R. Hathaway
showed twenty members present.
A RommitUe contesting or Judge
Walt?, G. H. Himes and S. R. May
field was appointed to get up a com
plete roster of the camp. Jame-i A.
Bennett, n member or Captain Kel-
leya uiarK county rangers, wac
elected to meiriberBbip. Tlie treaf
urer's report, which was adupted,
showed money on hand J59.M. The
report of the executive com mil tie
was a'so adopted.
"Thick and Glossy,"
Tlin PRODUCTION' of an abundant
growth of hair, c J ft silk-llko texturo
and of the original color, often renults
from the uso, by tlioo who havo become
bald or gray, of A J er's Hair Vigor J
"I was rapidly becoming gray and
bald; bat after using two or three'
bottles of Ayor's Hair Vigor ray hair
-- ttilMr nnil nlfwMV tint) the orlcl-
irnl color was restored." M. Aldrich,
Canaan Centre, K. II
" A trial of Aycr's Hair Vigor has con
vinced mo of its merits. Its nso hat
Hot only caused tho hair of my wife and
ilnnghter to bo abundant and glossy, but
It lias given my rauicr miinieu mu--tacho
a respectable length and appear
ance." It. Britton, Oakland, Ohio.
" I havo used Aycr's Hair Vigor for
tho past four or flvo years and find it a
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
It Is all that I could desire, being harm
less, causing tho hftlr to retain Its
natural color, and requiring but a small
quantity to render tho hair easy to ar
range." Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles
St., Haverhill, Mass.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
rnErAUED Br
Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co., Lowell, Mast.
Bold by Druggists on J Terf umers.
u
ni ai rir lift
pa NiUWUfliu unonin
FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS.
UHttHiijjji
$2.00
Perdozen fortheflncst finished
.I'UOTOOKAFHB in theclty.
MONTEE BROS.,
1KI Commerclnl Street.
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
F.B.
Contractor and
Kiiihlcr.
Salem, Oregon.
T. J. KttESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 20th aud cueraeketa fatiett
A. H. FORSTNER & CO,
Machine Slop, Guns,
Sporting Gowls, Etc.,
KM Commerrlnl Ktrcft.
J. J.
I
MllllillkU
Horseshoeing.
RADABAUGII i
Livery Focd and
B'lardinjj Stable,
U -!Utclrcet.'
STBF.VES BIIOSL,
Calif o ) ' ii iff linkery.
THK BEST.
101 Court Street.
Will be opened to students Sept. IS, 1802
oilers the most nrncttcal courses of ottlclv
ol any (schoul In tho State, viz: Mcchanlml
engineering, uivii engineering, jciefincni
Knglneerlng, Acndemlo nd Gramranr
school courses Btudentx pracllcn du:ly lu
wood ebop, machtce shop, nnd laboratories
Tuition ami noanl per Tear, ?1C.
Smel.l l"dui-CMienls ton few young intn
who wish to work for their board and tui
tion durlnif vacation. Forpiopeetusancl
further lnfurmat Ion, nddrrss
KDW1N MUKKX.snN,.M 8.
li edent, Halein, Or.
BICYCLES.
Full bnll bearing Bnfetv ill
eyries. The lowest prhtd wheel
iu the market. Tlie best In the
world for tne price. C.1I. Hrown
Ageiit.JS C'onimir clul til.
Au Old Paymaster Dead.
London, Aug. 21. Geueial
PrJuoe, 83 years old, wlin in euiri to
lie a retired American ullleer and a
cltiBsmate of tlie late Robert E. le,
cniniiiitU'd suieidoat Murley's hotel
late Tuesday nljjlii.
Henry Prince was Kru'uatrd t.t
tlie United Slates Mllilurj aertdrti'y
in 1 y 15, and st'rved In 111" iieiiiiiiou
war in 18o(i und 1837 Il bwanii
llrst Iff uitiDititr Julv 7, 183S, assisted
in removing tlie Creek ludiaus to
the W(-st and tbeu served on fron
tier duty, in the Florida war of 1041
aud 181-and in the war uf Mexico
in which lie received the brevet o'
major for services ut Moliuo de lte, ,
wheie lie was severely wounde'd.
In the civil war, he took part In the
Northern Virginia ouuiiUgn, wut
made brigadier-general ol volunteer
April 28, 18(12, and received the
brevet for services at ('edar Mount
ain wliere ho wan captured. Tie
afarwiirda served in the Kuplthui
cumpaign and on the coast ot tSoutb
Carolina. After the war ho served
as paymaster in the diU'erent de
partmeuts until 1S75, wlien he was
asslgneil to the division of tbe Pa
ellli'. He was retired December 31,
1870.
A Gold Nugget.
Er-LnNSiiDRa. Aug. 22. Tholaig
est gold nugget taken out of Swank
the past two years was brought
down Saturday by W. A. Ford. Ii
is from the famous Black claim, and
taken out by Hen C, Pileher, tin
present onrner. It Is worth $250 re
murkably hindsome, and attracted
much attention. L. R. Grimes,
World's fair commissioner, imme
diately purchased it for Kittitas
county exhibit at Chicago.
HOEYE & MILLS,
PORCELAIN BATHS
AND
SHAVING l'AHLOlW,
Only loi cel.itn Hath Tutu in tho
city. 209 Cora. R., Salem, ur.
Scientific
OI'l'OSlTi: FDUNDIIY
On State Street.
the
Salem JLLaclnimn Is
II, POOLE.
Best-Line ill the City.
Court Stret.
J. E. MUItPJLY.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
NOUXtt 8A1.KM.
11Kb. K. 0. ISOXCO.
Baths for Ladies,
HAIK UKiaSINO PAHLOHS,
124 Court Street.
CAWDiEo
i.i . .
niii ami Ci
P- O- Liloolt
gars.
K. T. iUJMPlHUji J
CIkhi-b nnd Tobacc,'
UILLIARI) PARLOR
aa Com'i str.9t. .
T. W. TH()RNb5
The Upholsterer,
Kr models, re-coven
JOHN IltwiN,
Carpenter aid BicJ
Shop a-, auto Btrcet.
StoreFittinsaSpodaltJ
moiH sum or a.60ii,(W0 frauoi. Jle-
.JU AHKh the Switchmen Do B ,,e,i ' ,0 l"lw wu" s,,u lt"-
Wot Qet laough Pay. ,Ue WHr, (f Dtmmt yl0 k
WK.XHHHAHKK, Pit.. AtlK. 22. nf Ifln.r r'l.rlu.,.1.. f. .1.. ..... ...
IPw-'y'" n intorview: Alexander III. tm an iutlumto
rwumtuwi ativoeuta strikes, J filupd, aud talked uf lmvlng order-
m im iwiiounicn will win. WJ a eet of jewels mmIIiik 4U.U00
y v to, Their hourn are fmnw from a well known Juwelor.
MWrwotKOanKeretwanU their fori ptwent for the tmeoii of l)en.
' poor. Tb avenue pay is 1,68 mrk. ,, tin. oc-rtmin,, r i,.r .,i.i....
ltB4bounwark. I would wwtdluir. On Maivh at). Muii...i
14) Mk toow HI) AuiHriUNU eltlxeti APlwrutl suddenlv h ft Paris fur hi.
? h w hiwtiy on suuh hi) Pctt.burtf on the mvtext of ooll.s.t.
aniipuwu huu oiuer tor- tni? iwnn v i. mnm.u .1.,., h...k,.
;wtwllvlk oatlle In elmn. f..r .i1B ,mt..r ,,., r i, n, i...
lhtUabletodo it, but the Blan iadlertftf hotu.r au by the em.
www. .ii h. Bvery prem nersoir, l-Wim that lima foi
wvi l' IM country wrd no uwh i-acltwl Pr! from
the wlHVer adventure- Tlu i rsni
hfX In dr by her . mm i St.
IUi m mi thW point; m
wiv of our AwwhMii
TiMy know wiwtlt
aiwt dnm (Wwl'y f (4ill
tm Mtiil ()0 iMar and
t wi h Uy will Hot do
,-y
It Is Pearod The Radicals May
Fu30 With the Parnollitlos.
Lo.NUO.v.Aug.'JI. Tho Uidlcai ro
volt Is eerluus. Tliero Is no ohanco of
inlncitiB or gainsaying Uui faot that
tho Riidicds are augry. Tliey make
nocoticealiuoiitof their rage at be
ing rejowled liy Mr. Gladstone lu his
cabinet M'leottous, uiul of their pur
pose to uasert theniselvvs at tlie dint
ing session of parliament. The radi
cals state that but for their votes Mr,
Gladstone would hayo been lult inn
minority, ami tint the Wlilg arlsU
orals, whom he recalled or elevated
to olllce, are no mora ropresoi dative
or tho masses that constitute tlu. Lib
eral majority iu the latoeleotlon than
Lord Salisbury himself. They do
olare that the time has passed forthe
peoplo of hjiiglaud to bo represented
u a Liberal cabinet by nnstoorats
with tltlea aud turt-huutlug oandl.
dates for tltliB, uud that tho people
aro now stniiig enough to Bee that
men of tho peoplo whull havo a voice
lu tho government. It Is reported
tint tliero is a stronr probability of
unuion between tlio Jtullcala and
tho Parnellltles. Sliould such u com
bination be formed, tho cabinet
would either have to bow to its wish-
ex or ixbIuii, Tho Purnelllllea do not
ooutrol votes, o.ough to defeat Mr.
Gladstone, but, uulted wtlli Mr.
Lnboucliero uud his as-ootatiw, they
oou Id easily m.iko or ruin the Liberal
govertimetit. The hlmutlon Is eaus-
liiHr great anxiety, which Mr. Glad.
From Coal Creek.
CoAbCitKKK, Teun., Aug. 21.
Troops1 who returned from Biice-
vllle about i I'cloek Ralurdav even
ing, met with very little rcMrtauce.
A negro desperado nnd numrs' h.vii -pathlzer
wlio was aworn to kill tl o
first soldier whom he met, offered
resistance and was shot dead, a
do.en or iiiori bulletH piercing him
through. About 12.) miners weie
taken prisoners ami are now under
a strong guard. A miner has just
been captured wearing a lieutenant's
uniform uud sword. Where lie ob
tained t hi m Is a mystery. A full
military uniform was also found in
the mountains late Saturday nfter-noon.
Chattanooga. Aug 21. Winn
thoconvlclHat Inniau werellberahd
by miners las-t Monday .IiulgeMnup,
wtio wus holding court, called tlit
gland Jury and charged them, n'
thmigh tliree miners wero on Hit
Jury, that indictments nc returmd
against every man who is km wn I.
havo partio'pated iu tho ra d mi the
stojk.tde at Inmau. Tliu sherlll de
oliiiel to sero wanantb and the
deputy Hliunll was ordered to reive
them. Tlie indicted men t.iy they
will re.-.ist arrest, and it is thought a
largo loroo will be iiccessaiy to cap-
ttiro tiiem.
Severe Cloudburst.
PirrwiiUKo, Aug. 22,lnoxpect
idly and with terrille fiuy a eiotid
burst over the town of Freedom, oi.
the north bitik of thu Ohio river 33
miles from Pittsburg.about 6 o'clock
Saturday afiernoou, which nearly
desinyed the town. Information
concerning the dlsastor Isexi-itdiug-ly
mi.iger and the uitiht reliable
comes from a resident of R .cheater,
..seven n.iles below Knedoiu.wlio
came Hero last night on a Peuusvl
vanla train, which was delayed be
low tho stricken town for three
hours, II says the people ilivcribed
tho rainfall as a sheet of water. The
precipitation was so heavy that 10
minutes from tho rtlrst break over
the town great Hoods coursed down
the hillside w ith such fearful force si
to wash tho larger houses from theli
fouudatlons,aud to wreck tho small.
or oues. btreets wero washed out to
a depth of six feet.and the ruts ..ere
tilled with debris as to totally ob
literate all tho Ihorotignfuivs. Up to
the time of his leaving there the peo
ple wero so panic-stricken that thej
did not know how many were lu lue
ruins, but his Impression Is that the
lo. of life is not ureal, 'I he most
singular phase of the disaster Istuat
A Little Boy Drowned.
Simkank, Wasli., Aug. 22.
B'och Burnliam, tho 0-year-old
son of Lieutenant Merrlam, Fourth
United Stales infantry, wa9 drown
ed in Coeur rt'Aleuo lake at Foit
Shermau at 11 o'clock Saturday.
Lieutenant Merriam, his wife and
daughter weie lu bathing leaving,
the boy on .ho wharf-boat iu charge
of II B. Kiel ols, of this city, Mr.
Nichols missed him. and surmising
ho bad fallen overboard gave tbi
alarm. Lieutenant Merriam and
Mr. Nichols, both of whom aro ex
pert svvi miners, began diving, bin
were unable to Hud the body. Fif
teen uiluutes later, some boys hi a
row boat discovered tlie body on the
bottom in eight feet of water. Med
ical aid was psomptly soured, but
all ellorts at lesusjitatlon were
furtile.
A Rsmarkable Case.
Portland, Aug. 22. The case of
John Wick, the man who was so
terribly injuie I at Iuman & Poul-
sen'ssawinill Friday evening, is tin
I unusual as wellasaiemarkable one.
?sever for a moment since he fell to
the lloor from the etl'tcts of the blow
tuts there bo. n tbo slightest indica
tion of consciousness. Ho was re
moved to the Sunnyside hospital,
where ho has lain ever since. Sat
urday ho was vi ry restless, tolue
aud ttirJng ubout so much that It
was necessary to secure him to the
bod to prevent him from fallluc out.
There Is yet uo Indication of paraly
sis in his limbs or body, as was ex
pected would bo tho case, from the
nature of his injury. Ho can turn
hisinail, which seems to disprovi
tho theory 1 hut the skull was frac
tured ut the base. Dr. C. E. Hill,
who Is attending him, thought h"
was ii shade better in tho morning,
but had small hopes of his recovery'
Last night he received a messagi
from the hospital to tho eilect thai
there was uo change lu the patient
The only outward indication of in
jury Is tho bruise on tlie forehead
where ho was tt.-uck by tho hr.
Ing belt. The blow has actea
something like the blow from a sand
bag.
Notice of Assessment.
TOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEX Iliat by ordcl
11 of tlie common council uf the city uf S lleui,
made on the Sill day of July, 18U2, an aet-mt-ut
wbb duly levied upon all property abut,
ting on C'heinckelii street, from Water street tc
I2IU street. Said ahsesiimeut Is hereby lnadi
for the improvement of said street. Said as.
fceftiiuent hhall be due aud payable to tbe re.
corder of tho city of Salem ten days from th"
date of tbla notice. A list of property abutting
on said street aud tho owner thereof and tho
amount assessed to such pioperty is hereby bet
out and made a part of this notice. Notice Is
further Riven that uulcsft said amounts so as
sessed are paid within ten days from tho expir
ation of this notice, that I t-liall proceed to
lollect tho same by law:
W. Dreyman and E. Ilreymanl lot 1 In block
Ci of the city of Salem, UreL'on, HI 05.
U. W. Cox; lot t lu block 01 of the city of
Salmi, Oregon, 115.23.
J.IJ. Stump; lot 8 in block 49 of the city of
Salem, Oregon, $141.03.
J E. Starkeyj lot 5 In block 50 of the city of
Salem, Oregon, $141 05.
StHtn Iti(inrnnfA (Inmnnnv lipHniilntr nt On,
southeast corner of block 60 In the city of ' ,l cribed as follows, to-wlt: lliulnnlng nt tho
ti uui MTrtrrwrmrA'aaiai3ga3Tgnmf turn tMrtJKarmjrAa'iriH.MjjKAASixtXi
!3 feet and 9 Incliesi thence southerly parallel
villi west lino of said let to the south lino of
jM lot; thciico easterly aloujj the smith lino
of Bald lot to the soutluast corner tlurtufi
lUeuco northerly to tho place of beElunliitf,
73.15.
7.. V. Xloody; lot 10 In block 83 uf the clly
Salem, Oregon, S1H.U.).
Mary Johnson; lot 6 In block 82 of Silvia,
Oreg n, $114.05.
J. llatrhelor; lot 5 In block 82 In Salem,
Oregon, $1II.U5.
N. A, Oooilcll; lot filii block 8fi In tho city uf
Salem, Oregon, UI.05.
Eugenia Olllliighani; all lliat part of ht I'l in
block S, described as follows, to-wit: Ucisln
liiu U at a point on the north lino of xald lot '.7
feet westcrl from the northeast corner thtreuf
and runulug thiiico southerly parallel with the
east line of said lot to the south Hue of bald
let; thence westerly along the south llmtuf
said lot to the southwest corner thertuf; thoiiuo
northerly to tho northeast corner thettof;
thence easterly to the place of btgiuuiug,
S120.50.
A. Hush; all that part of lot 10 iu block 85
Salem, Oregon, as shown and designated un thu
uuiy recurueu maps a ml plats or said city aim
running thence westerly along the south line
of said block 85 feet; thence northerly on a line
parallel with the west line of Commercial
street In said city, Jfi feet; thence easterly uu a
Hue parallel with the south Hue of said block,
85 feet to tho west line of said Commenlal
street and thence Bouthtrly along faid west llnu
of Commercial street, 40 feet to too place of
beginning, being 40 feet by 80 feet of lot
number 4 In said block number 50. Also be.
ginning at a point which is 46 feet north of tho
southeast corner of block number 50 lu tho city
of Salem, as shown and designated on the duly
recorded maps and plats of said city; thence
northerly along the west Hue of Couinn-rclal
street of said city 25 feet; thence westerly oil a
line parallel with the north line of Chemeketa
street of said city 105 feet, nioro or less, to tho
alley In said block, thence southerly along Bald
alley on a line parallel with the west line of
said Commercial street to the north Hue of said
Chemekcta street, a distance of 71 leot, more or
less; thence easterly along the south Hue of
said block number 50, 80 teet, more or less, to
the sou IliWist corner of the nronertv heretnfur..
conveyed by this bank to the State Insurance
company ot salera; thence northerly on a line
parallel with the west line of said Commercial
atteet, 41) feet to the northwest corner of said
property conveyed to said State Insurance
Company; thence easterly along the north line
of said property couvejed to tho State Insur.
ance Company ns afcuesald. S5 feel in ihn ,. !,..
of beginning, sttuatod In the city of Salem,
county of Slarlon, state of Oregon, $144 05
First National Hank of Salem, Oregon; com.
nieuciug at tho northeast cornir of block 49 In
the city of Salem, Oregon; theuco south along
Commercial street, 45 feet; thence west parallel
with Chemekcta street, t5 feet; thence north
parallel with Commercial street, 40 fett; theino
cut along the uorth boundary line of let num.
bered 49, b5 feet to the place uf beglunlug con
talning295 sqnaro feet of ground, excluding
btreets aud sidewalks; also commencing at a
point which is 05 feet west of the northeast
corner of block number 49 In the aforesaid tit
of Sa.ein; thence south parallel with Cummer,
cial stieet41 feet; thenco west parallel with
Chemeketa street 65 feet; thence north parallel
with Commercial Blrect 45 feet; thence east CJ
feet facing and along Chemeketa street to tho
northwest corner of the bank building now
erected ou said block, being the place contain
Ing 2700 square feet of ground, more or less
excluding btreets aud sidewalks, but excepting
therefrom the property conveyed by the late
William Stewart to Mrs. A. A. Wheeler by war.
ranty deed dated April 27, 887, and recorded li
the record of deed of llar.on county. Orecon
July 11, 18S7,book 34 of deeds rage 45, together
with tho tenements, hereditaments aud apnur.
teuaucca thereuuto belonging, f 10y 05.
A. A. heeler; btgiuuiug at the northwest
comer of lot 1 In block 49 In halem, Oregon
hence southerly along tho alley W 7.12 feet'
hence easterly parallel with Chemeketa street'
105 feet; thence northerly along east line ol
block 22 7.12 feet; thence Westerly 125 fLt
thence northerly 45 feet to north Hue of sale,
block; thence westerly 40 feet to place of be.
gliiulug, $35,
. It,.iBoise' 8r- anJ R-r noise. Jr : lot s in
blockMof thecitvof sle. nJ' i,..'u
or,,M1o,oJ.,n block 31 or the fi''-.
., .' il ": the north half of lot 1 In block
32 'u the i city of balem. Oregon, $144 03 K
J. Q. Uson; lot 5 In block 2J of the city ol
Salem, Oregon, $141.05. "' 0I
M, A. '1'huiupsou; all that part of lot s i,
bock 23 described as follows, to-wll: Begin
nlng at he northwest corner of lot Sin block
line of Chemeketa street 111!) feet; thence souih
erlyatrlsht angle ln-i-j fee tutuo mi,
ne- of said lot 8; thenco wtstetly on said so h
Hue of said ot 109 feet to the east Hue of T h
erty street: thence northerly ou said east l
193 16 H' "' 8" m tm ,u inning
uottheast cornel of said lot aud running theme
westerly along the uurth Hue thereof 27 f ct;
inence soutueriy parallel wlin tho east line
thereof to the south line of bald lot; thenco
easterly to tho southeast turner of said lot;
thentfl northerly t the plaeo of bi'gtnuilig;
aud also lot 1 lu block 85 ol the cltj of Saleiu,
$107.05.
T. MoF. Pat ton and Eliza Cook; lot 1 lu ble ck
83 of the ut) of h ilein, Urchin, $111.01.
A. Parvln; lot 1 lu Curturight's addition on
tho north side of uhunckitu street, $119.60.
Jano A. Dumford; lot 11 of Cartwrigbt's nil
dltlon ou tho north sldo of Cuc.mekt.ta btrcet,
$57.05,
Isabella Martin; lot 5 lu block 80 lu Salem,
Oregon. $111.05.
A. Hlosser; lot 13 of Cirtwriglit's addition on
tbo uorth side of Chtmeketa street, $57 05.
W. X. I.sdue; lots 1, 5 and G In Oariwrigbt's
addition on tho south eldu of Chemeketa stroi t .
$2J1.85.
E. W. Starr; lot 7 In Cartwrlghfs addition uu
the south side of Chemeketa street, $57.05.
r. Pugh; lotSlu Cartwrlghfs addition on tho
uiuu, siue oi unemeaeta stroot, $57.05.
M. lthodes; lot 0 lu Cartwrlghfs addition on
tho south side or Chemeketa street, $57.05
M.E. Costello; lots 10, 11 aud 12 lu Cart
Wright's addition on the north side of Chemt.
keta street, $172.85.
C. T. and T. J. Oard; tho southwest eiuarter
t.f block 0 In Huberts' addition to tho tity uf
8altni,$lSS.hO.
A. M. Palmer; tho west hilf or the southeast
quarter of block 0 iu Huberts' addition to the
city of Salem, $09.85.
J. H. OroB; the tast half of the southeast
quarter of block 0 in Hoberts' addition to the
city of Salem, Oregon, $09.85.
Mar) Caufitld and Theuuas Caufleld- the
northiast quarter of blotk 3 lu ltobert''add.
lion to saleiu, Oregon, $138.80.
Hannah Joseph; all that part of blotk 3 of
Ruberta addition to Salem, Oiegon, described
is follows to.v,lt: He-ginning at tho northwest
. orncr of block 3 in Huberts' addition to balem.
muuH uie west lino
Oregon; theuie south
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CK 53 I.
I't..t tllljvr.'v ' I J UikjU Whlell
i. . 9iuft.lit.y tiirui--.e.rhe!lllus oui
Aet t tft lieck; CJlli.es pftlllful uui .
. i'i uu tLflirms, IfK, orfe-cti tlcioleii r
l.'ei s lit t!.e t") es, eais, ur vjost', oiten can
is tili.uluoss or tlcafiicssj H the oiigliu
'mi'Ies, canccruus greutlis, ur tho nu,
.1 or m.uiUcst.ttloai lmially ascrllietl t
'I uinorsi" anil fattening iihui the )iui
..uses coiisiimptloii, and U'atli, Ili.ii,
the most .indent, It is the most general
.It diseases nr affcctlniis, foi M-ry fe
pe-rsuus aro entirely freo (rum it.
How Can
It Bo
CURED
the ueaMiv towns vir imr ,i...
stone is kuown to hate, ami tho oti. UKetl.atul H seems that people llvlne
Iv solution atmutrmi t lut . nnl u v. I a fuw uilliu uwew .11. 1 ..... i .
i'.a-Bj..r,. .i . ... i . .... . ....... ".:". "T"v" .-"'"" y '' "" nuuwoi
. . , n.,e.v .,r ,v ii .- km! wgnmuu or mo UH.iiettHas will bind ine oocurreace. Freedom I a town
sJioerlalnly was lu lint eiiy. but thwu totho r, h.i a r,.i,- ti.1. - 'ariiit. iftm ..l i.. i,..i. ...
HI tlulalM w. rm.n,!.it..le- ...,i ......... ... i" 7 "'.'.. '.'? "V1 " '. '.' Z ' '
lil in -..!Mu,.M ..iwm,i uov pr in'uc, rii Mr. umu- are uriy an irauie structures, aud
wjtjwri,MlhcUix,HMnorui)y stone ts sli io beeuilrly bewiulup tlw tawn UtiU m MoiiIiik uniuud
tftHM-Mlw rf honor litvlti.!? ever with b'-wktg kUvIwo.' , rWng (torn tlw river to high hill, '
Ily tahliiB Hootl's Srs.trilla, which, by
Uo remarVuble cures It lias nccorajillsheel,
jflen when other ineellclues havo failed,
Us proven Itself q lio a ixnciit unit pecul
ar mcUlctno tor this disease. Some o)
iheso cures aro really wimderful. If jou
itifter from scmtula ur Impure blood, bo
luro to try Hood's fiarsaoarllla.
K ery jprliig wy w Uo and children have
been troubled with scrofula, sores break
ing out on them in various places. II y
utile boy, three years old, has been a
terilblo sufferer, Last sprlus he was one
mass ot sores from head to Jcct. 1 was
adylseM to ue lloenl's riarsapartlta, aud e
ha c all taken It. Tlie result U that all havi
been cured of the serotula, my Utile Ikiv
twlng eHt-trety tree from sores, and all four
of my cJitUrea look bright and heilthy."
V. 11, ATHEMTO.V, rawaie City, N, J,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
SoUbyOrawUM. fltslsswf. pTfi4b
At.ioouaiifc
Margaret Mrrley; all that part of lot Rli,
block .1 described a. follow., "wit, bJu
?'?? ' n'n ?? .'' et of the nortu? t"
eyruiT oi uiock -ji in Balem, Oregon, and n ,,,
Xanoleon Dvin; ln i it. i,ir.. .. ..
of Salem. Oregon, Jill 05 " OI "-c C".T
J. W. Dickerson; lot 5 In block 1 1 n, .
of Salem. Oregon. $14105. ,0cl 4 " city
AmelU C. Hlley; lot 8 In block 5 of the cite
of Halem, Oregon, flit 05. icitj
J. ILbtump; Ibe west half of lot A In 1,1. .i
ctrnerof lot 10 in i, rk : Sin JiJiJ.. ,. w,sl
tbenct leaiterly alcngLor.h! ."eof'VjSj
fteti thence soutl.crlv r.r.n.1 i.k .. ' '
Jlde of l.l I, ', Alio i'Sh ' nVof MtdT,r
hence, westerly ,tns ,,.. u,'un ,.?' ?";
b,dreii.vViWuu.1i1,v-
south line of Ctemek, , .trt i L,e.,Ig ,b
wulherly at right angle. "lU ..li'Iin.u nS'
said south llnn ,.A..."TPr.lllltli
block 71t thence northeily al. uk e ii '"';
gl.4l . in said bliV'TsTCitK
V. M. niancbftt and th a.k.t. ..
Catuollo Church, lot s in i.i "C ..","" "P" e
Bal.n.. Oregon. $1(18 DO, iu "loflty
Iheieof 157 feet; theuco east parallel to the
Houth lino of Chemeketa street 79, feu
, ie",c, llorll) l'rallcl to tho east line of
Twclf h street 157 feet; thenco east along the.
south Hue of Chemeketa street 70)4 feet S the
tdai e of beglunlug, $09.40.
E.Bhepaid; the east half of tho northwest
e.ros?afoin Iiobcr,8 ai11"- -m,,r'e,tbri:8!;
tleglunlug at tho southwest corner of said
Wotk and running thence easterly alSng the
'until Hc thereof to feet; thenee n .ithe.H
luralle with the west Hno'of s.ld blotk ,5
Hue of said block 00 leet to thewest llneof sa d
a dd bIoekUClr5,fllitr,.J' al,Lt' ,he tBt W
!.J40. t0 pIai:0 ot be6lhnlUB.
J. 0, Smith: all that part of block 5 de.
ii-rlbed asielluws: Heginuiug at a f,olr, .t
I ' "Mh line of said ifhxi lib feet 'east of
ill b lock 130 feet ..,,..( f.l. ..... . :"Bl
1'iennf ,i , ,,r:. .,-... .""""""l cmor
i.i It -. incmu uortnerly naraili
villi thewest line of said block lw "tit
'uence wester v narniiai .t.v. .i '....'. A00.. U,:X
said block. 70 feet; thenco r.uther'V.raHe
with the west side of said block 105 feet to ho
Bi'Ulh lino of said block, thence J..li ,
the south line of said block Tu Let to thJe n..U
of beginning, $01.15. ' ,Uo plate
It. i cllj b, Sal, ,u. bTegon. Uescrlbtd.s IStolt ..
-glnnmg at the northwest corner of said
Ho8berr.'s-".0e,dertUn ' to" t'h'e' ?
thei ce fcoutherlv n.,.n 1 ,.VrJ hLa b Ihehes;
;! jsvusas
0 InclH?s;7hVnCe uorlherfy S f V ftet "
of begiunlng;$M S y '"' ,0 ""
e.U: Vadifffi fa" cltVS V&? f Y
follews: Ueclnnini .,,,.. B"Iem' lescrlbed
Mid block, 127 feet ,n a in, " S0Utli Ul6 '
in. aouihe'ast corner of . 3 V,'i v1"1." tt0Ui
hence northerly i.,.i i' k ,ad r,lun"6
aid block, l teet beuri J.Ut ? " "ne '
with the south Hneo'f aaUl VoS " U"r?"?
thence sontherlTn.i.ii.1 Jv.?".1 hiH. fet,
aid blnrlt in .L. .....; """ . "" en line of
nock, th7c7e.Y,V rvlT ..r"'. ". a
Mid block, (,1k ftet !.., ., """""in line of
tSJ.M. ",wftetfcHopUceof beginning.
.itio'ny7o ih . c;lo?Ji,2laMr k 6 ?f
f;;r.;.r.;."'"?.0" "e or ,UJ
erly parallel with" , IT'tV" wutu.
"iterng0",
-S!u:nni,u
6.";f11!S,0U",lWH(tLectlrcf
. I?fcf,ffir1J17D05,lo,,5''' " ,
IVotico of Assessment.
VOTIOi: l.S HEnUlToivEN thatbyorferof
11 tho common cnnucll of tin, oil.. f i.55
i. iiiado on tho Gib elay of July, 1892. an a.I
mint was duly levied upou all pn.pertr ahii
of ting pif Commercial street lrom tho eonth iiT
of .Mill Btieot to tho sontberu limits of Ihscitr
Snld aRsessment is niado fur tho Inn roTemmi
of said stroot. Bind nucssrnciit shall be da.
and payable to tho leeorder of the citr of
Salem, teji days from the) date of Ibis notice
A list of propttty abutting on said strcit and
tho owner there-of, ami tho amount assessed tu
such proierty Is hereby set out and made,
jurt of this notice ,1tleo is fuilhcr given
that unlesB said amounts (,o s(.rssnl are ti.ij
within ten tlajs Ir'tn tho expiration or Udi
notico, that I shall proceed to eollect the mi.,.
by law:
J. J. aiuiphy ami K. O. Murphy; tliowestlialf
or block 1,8 of tho city of Salem, Oregon test
Fraukiii I'. Jones; tho west half of olotkifflcf
tho elty of Saleiu, Ore-gi n; $881.
Harriet T. Clark; lots 4 and 5 In block II
designated on tho recorded plat of the citr of
S iloui, Oregou, $95 15. '
Amos Strorg; lot 4 in block 44 of thecitrof
Saleui, Oregon, $107 10. '
N. J. Mt-Phtrsonj all of the south fraction of
lot a, block 44 In tho tily of Salem, state of
Oregon, said fraction containing 82 teet msre
or less; to bo lnoro explicit, thei pronerty ,.
Tejod is nil of lot 3 iu block 41 exe'entlug
feet on tho north sldo of traction er said lot
sold to, nnd now owned by Mrs JohnA.Joliiu
and bcuuilod as follews: Beginning at a point
on the east lii e of lot a in block 44, of Salera
Oregon, 42 feet boulberlj from the northeast
corner of snlu let, and running thenee westerly
paiallelwlth the-south lino of said lot 105 feel
more or less to tho west Hue of said lot; thence
southerly along the west Hue or said lot to ths
soulhweBt corner thereof; thence easterly
along tho south lino of said lot; thence nortb
erly along tho oast lino of said lot to the plate
of beglunlug, $33.05. '
Julia A. Johns; tho north fraction of lot
numbers, block 44, comprising 42 by 1C5 feet,
in tho city of Balem, Marlon county, Oregon,!,
shown and designated em tho recorded plats of
aid elty and bounded as iollews: beginning
at i point on tho east line of lot 3 In block 41 of
Sali-iii, Oregon, 42 fe tt southerly from thenorth
tabt corner or said lot and running thence west
erly parallel with tho south Hue of said lot, 1C5
teet, muro or less, to the west lino of s. lot;
...cm- Manuel, y uiuug mu wesi nueorsaia Jot
to thu noithwest comer thereof; llieuce east
erly along the north line of said lot, 1C5 feet
morn or less, to tho noiihocat corner of said Lit
thenco southerly along tho east Hue of said lot
to tho plae o ot beginning, $J8 60.
Mar Strong Mum-yj lots 1 and 2 in block 41
of Salem, Orogou; $190.00.
Allen L. Hnckingliairj; beginning at a point
In eastern boundary 8 reals southerly from
u .rtheast rorntr of bl'ick 42 In balem, Oiegon,
theucu southerly 1 rods along said boundary;
thence westerly at right angles to said bound
ary to tho western bouuelary of said block;
thenco northerly along snld wistern boimdary
4 rods; thence easterly on eJlie-Ct l.ne to place
ot beginning, being 1.5 of block number 42;
$70.20.
P. J. Lnrscu; lot 3 lu block 43 of Salem, Oie.
gou- $95. J5,
Hatlio Lnbton; lots 1 and 2 In block 11 of Fa
leui, Oregon; $108.20.
Matilda A. Prestott; beginning at the south,
easterly corner of block number 42 lu Salem,
Oregon, nnd rnuning thence northerly along
the eastern bouudary of bald block, 4 rods aud
uleet; thence wcsteily at rlghl angles tosaid
ei stern bouudary to the western bouudary of
said block; thence southtrl) parallel to Sidd
eatttrii boundary i rods and t) feet; theme
easterly ou a Hue Hue to tho place nf begin
ulng: the same being tho fraction of said block
42, except tho following described laud deeded
to Sarah Fullerton. te.wil: Leuim.lnffa.ti nulnt
on tho eastern buiindaiy llneof block 42 aa
suuwii uy iuo reconieupialorthecltyorsaltni,
lu JIailou county, Oregon, at a loint thereon 4
rods and 0 feet uortuuly lrom the eotitleast
corner of said block, and running thence at
right angles to said eastern bouudary line,
westerly to tho west boundary line; thence
suuthirlj along tbe west buiiuifary lino 2 feet:
theuco running nt right au'giea lo said west or
boundary Hue, easterly to the east boundiry
line said block; and thence northerly along
said cast boundary line to tlie place cf bigiu-
Sarah 1 nllerton; beginning at n point on the
eastern boundary line e-f block 42 as shown by
the rocorded plat of tho city of Salem, in
Marlon couuty, Ore-gifu. at a point thereon 4
rods and 0 fuct northerly from the southeast
corner of Bald block aud running thence at
right anglts to said eastern boundary Hue
westerly to the west boundary line; theuce
southerly aloug the west boundary Hue 2 feet;
theuco running at right angles to said west
uuundaiy line, easterly to the east boundary
Hue of said block; thence northerly along said
east boundary Hue to tbe place of beginning;
also tho following described jroperty. to.witi
part of bloi k 42 of tbe city of Salem, Oregon,
r.s uitrned und designated on the recorded plats
of the said city, particularly bounded by be
ginning at a stake on Commercial sheet in said
city, 132 feet northerly from the southeait
corner of said blotk; theme westerly at 111,111
angles to Baid street to tho west boundary of
sala block; theuee northerly parallel to Com
mercial street CO ftei; thence easterly at right
angles to llrst named line lo the plate or Lcm
nllik' all in knl.l rifv. 7T i-n
R. O. Woodworth, Cyrus B. Woodwortb,
Jjury W. Patterson and O. B, Voodwortb; be
eJm,'n 8 t Point on tbe eastern buuudary line
or block 42 lu Salem, Oregon, 8 rods southerly
from the northeast corner of said block; thence
westerly parallel with tbe north lino of said
o otk 105 feet, more or less, to the alley In said
block, thence northerly parallel with the e"
line of said block, 8 rods to the uorth Hue of
am block; theuce easteiiy along the north
line of said block, 1CS feet, inure or less, to the
northeast corner of said block; thenee south
erly along the east Hue of said block 8 rods to
the place of beginning; $152.40.
J. w.Urown, G.Q. Urown and J. O. Drown;
$j8t f bIock U7 lu a'mt Oregon;
i,iA:tIW,ti lhB Wf ' Lf ot 'be west half of
block 10 In balem. Oregon i $340.40.
bu.an II, McKlnney. ltobert Harrison, Ed
ward Harrison and Andrew Uarrlsoni the east
half of block 41 of the city of Salem, of the
cuunty of Marlon and state of Oregen: $310.40,
Dated at Salem, this 10th day of Jluguit, 1893.
M, U. OOODIXL,
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