Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 24, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-4. POUTtCAL 'Iffli WW 'J I flews fftM Blil Strikers- Cur BfowR Up, and Other News. , Ex-Governor Dead. CAKANDAtaOA, N Y., Auk. iM. fli-Uovornof Myron H. Clark died aterday at hi home In this place. i i. .ii - i - i ' , ' To Jhitar Gpaiza. WabhInoton, Aug. .24. Col. J. O. HlH,ebitf Indian of division office or Mie ftecreiary 01 me luicnui uw - rMrimMfi to enter the campaign. He will be antier tlio direction of the nsvtlonaf Republican committee ot New York. No General titrike. Buffalo, Aug. 24, Ab a result of the conference now being held bj f?weetiey; Stirgeiit, Wllklusou and "Clark, the rwoclnioii press corret pendent feels flnfu (n saying then " will not bo a general strike of or ginlzatlons allied in nilhvuy work. Bar Association. Bakatooa, Aug. 21. -America n ' bar noc!allon met hero thla morn ing and was culled to ruder bj Pretii 'dent John F, Dillon. There was v full atteudauco of the members of the legal fraternity from almost every atato In the union. President Dill Ion, delivered his annual ad dress, The force of session will Ik 1 d'scusslon of o report of the com , iiiltieo on international law. Governor Plower'B Proclamation. '-Albany1, N. Y, Aug. 24. Gover- norFlower has Issued a proelurnii 'flop today In which ho says: "J direct attention of the people of tin ' state to the penal code relating to Interference with i.he running nf trains." He then ollera reward of ,$100 to bo paid upon the arrest and .L-onvlotlon of o.icii person who shall during the next 30 days violate the provisions of tho penal code. Trans-Continental Association. Nkw York, Aug. 24. A meeting of the Transcontinental association began today, pjlnclpal object of the meeting Is to settle the question re lative to the matter of the division oi the payment of the yearly subsidy to the Pacific Mall steamship com pany. General impression seems to be the Southern Pacllle company will be asked to pay the entire u-mount. Bound for the Monterey. Washington, Aug. 24 This morning a Hieclal train or six or seven cars left the Washington navy-yard, carrying armament for the coasl-ilefeneo ship Monterey nt Ban Francisco. The load includes the second of tho 12-1 neb guns, two 10 Inch guns and mounts for four guns, together with ammunition and ordinance equipment. All Quiet at Goal Crook. Nahvim-e, Teun., Aug. 24 Ev erythlng quiet at Coal Creek toda Toil or twelve more miners have been captured. Washington DomocratB. Oi.YMWA, Aug. 24. Democratic 11 state convention was culled to order All p, in. by Chairman D.C.Gilman ofthu state central committee and af- ter the appointment of a committee aljotirued. Tho convention Is against rniml 5 to 1. Houlliensteni Washington this morning adoptetl tho Pierce conuty canal plank denouncing Ken ' ntor's Squire and Allen and con demning the ennui. Lewis this morulug claims to have broken tho big combine which '", gave Bluloek isuoh strength. To Carroll ho says ho Is for congress" '" and will not move fur Bonotor Drum - or any body elso. He thinks Lewis will be uomlnnt ved governor. Steamer Sehono brought 600 men from Seattle for tfor Lewis an canal. Southeastern WuBhlngtou ceased Its contest over the unit rule this morning and adopted tho two-thirds rule. 1). F. Hhaw of Vancouver, was defeated for governor In tho caucus. Tho Cholera. St. PKTur8iiuna, Aug. 21, r' Ofilclal roturns show 6505 now cases of cholera,2850 deaths In Itussla yes terday. Deoreaso 1801 cuses and 770 deaths as compared with Mon day, HamIiijuo, Aug. 2t Cholera ap , peared In all parts of the city and ftuburbs though worse In thu harbor quartern. Yesterdoy a 10 cases and 130 deaths. Soverul of tho worst " infected streets aro closed. Dr. :' Koch declares he has found suveral -, odeei of true Asiatic cholera. Tem perature is 07 In the shade. , ANTWKHAug. 2-1. AsiatloChol--H now prevails horo, It Is now present at Hamburg, Antwerp and Havre tho greut northorn European ports. Sweeney's Conforonco. Dufpai.0, N. Y., Aug. 24. Tir Impossibility of Chief Arthurs a UindaiiCJ or refusal to purtlciput has lessoned publics Interest I Sweeney's conference and It is not lelleved that with Sargent depur lug today no positive resuls wi follow the council called b Sweeney. In meantime there ar strips on only the roads Westei New York, Lackawunna and linflal and Itochester and Pittsburg, who rnen quit yesterday afternoon. A' thuc roads claim to be replacing th strikers. Bold Robbery in Chicago. Chicago, 111,, Aug, 21. Josef I S. McGrady, a member of the boon of education, was driving near th world's fair grounds yesterduy after noon when lie was stopped by i. highwayman, who with a leve to revolver demanded his tivmej. MuGrady whipped up his horse t escape. The robber aimed at tin iiylug horse and shot and killed tin unlmal. MuGrady jumped out o his trap and ran, but thu robbei sent one bullet whistling pant tin fugatlve's ear and he quickly stop ped. He thou raised his hands and the thief took M50 aud a uohi watch. Tho boldness of the afi'uii staggiiied the pollco, but, after 50 tneu had run down muny clues, Emll Horstmau was urrested and Identified as the robber. was thrown off a box car In tho Erie yards by a striker ut (J o'clook last evening, and badly bruised. Thomas Cable, a non-union man, while working In the Lehigh yards at East Buffalo, was sot upon by four strikers and badly Injured. Two of the strikers Jumped on his stomach, while their companions held the victim down. The injured man Is at Emergency hospital. Car Blown Up. PrrrSKUtUJ, Aug. 24. A car load cd with steel Ingots was blown up with dynamite on asido track of the Alleghany Valley railroad this morning. The car was cousighea to the Carnegie company. Dyna mite wus placed under the car under the yery noses of tho ofllcers on g Jard. No clue to the perpetrators Th Peoples' Party. Boston, Aug. 24 National execu tivs committee of the Peoples' parlj has been railed to meet In Neu York to-morrow to establish un eastern headquarters, to thoroughly organize the pa'rty in New York New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Marj lund arid theNew England states, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. MURDEROUS LOVER, Killed a Man Who Attomptod to Oppose Him. Clkviilanls O., 21. A terrible tragedy oceured at the homo of ex Mayor Stephen Buhrer ut 0 :3n o'clock yesterday. George Talcotl is dead and Ed Hutchinson Iks in tho hospital in a prccurlous condi tion. Hutchinson, who lived on Birch street, arrived ut tho Buhrer homo with the luueiulon of calling upon Ellzu Juckson, a domestic em ployed thero. Trouble was feured and Mrs. Buhrer locked the girl in a buth room. Huohlnson beguu to raise a disturbance and George Tulcott, tho family couohman, was called to put him out of tho house. Wlmn tho coachman appeared ilutuliltmoii drew a icvolver and shot Taleott in the neck ami mouth, killing him almost Instantly. A physician wus culled, and ho was put out of tho house by tho Infuri ated man. Hutchinson then threat ened to shoot Mrs. Buhrer. He tin ally turned tho revolver on himself and tired soverul times. Ho was taken to St. Vincent's hospital, whore ho Is still alive. ' The Supremo Lodgo in Session at Kansas City. Mo. Kansah City, Aug. 24. A grant' parade or 12,000 Knights of Pythlus it) attendance upon the encamp i,.eni wus the greut feature of yes- irdny's festivities The paradt ttarted at 4 o'clock in tho ufternoou I'lte line of march wub over thebusi iess portion and over the principal down town streets. Tho weathet vas delightful during the puradi mtl thu bright uniforms, gleamitij. nelmets, il ishlug swords untl battb xes, dancing plumes and feat hen uid Hying Hags, presented an im .losing and ut the sauib time a brill- I nit spectacle. The parade war witnessed by spectators numbering, it is estimated, uearly a quarter of n million. Last night the city way again iUiiitili)ut;(l lu honor of visit tug Knights, untl uu exhibition ol Ire works provided by tho city i. belng given for their entertainment Li-litr hist. Following are tho letters lemaiu lag uncalled fur lu the postoftlce, a Salon), Aug. 24, 1892. Persons call ing for bu uio please say "advertised." Amstut. J Ajidersou J A Atkinson M W Utiswell It bt Urothorton B F Hurko Peter Benedict T L 2 Beezley Silas He.lmer Clans Be nurd Jas Bashaw Mrs Leo llechmun J Cox Eliza Heed A Cbuse O P Burnett Geo CrawstonllichaidSonnebom Leo 4 Daulev Cutis Shorver Marlun Doty F M 4 Stone Itose Mrs Dickinson Mrs A Stein Marion 2 Dawson Clura M Smith Mrs Alice Kpperly Jerome Swartz L S F.aley H N Stanton W O Henry Chas B ' Toblu Mrs E D risiiur otitis 'l'liiitnnoii t b weesentiorrerirj numi II W Powell Mrs HC Phillips M T2 Phlnnoy Mrs A Phillips Mrs M Perry Sarah Patty Joo II 3 Pliraner Wilson Patty Mis W It lingers J P Itomun Jno W Glover Orange ureen v 1j Graham ICtl Haslulgs Geo Harris Mrs L 8 Hurvey H J Johnson .Mr ones Leis D Icrmuu 1) Klinsey MwI Kelly Mr LA Moses W l Mimin II L Cirty ChasM JNixou Jno II PROM BUFFALO. Strikers Made a Mistake ' UyitJA, Aug, 21. Oovornor Flow er stoppod uiriu tills city yesterday ou the way from Watertowa to Al biny. lleferrlngto tho strike, the governor Bald: "1 am inclined to think that tho strikers mudon bad move at the beginning. If they had gone to work and hud tho presi dent of tho Central arrested for via. toting ouu of thu laws of tho state, they could have had him convicted and flued $600 or imprisoned fur a year. Last winter tho legislature pBi'gcd a law making It obligatory tor railroad companies to give u aay'8 piy for ten uoura ana to pay xtra fur all over that. I signed tho bill ant the strikers had ti good Obauee to make a test case. Why iid thy nut do that? If they had tkmepol think they would have won Umj oaee." Brewery Burns. &POKANK, Wash., Atife'. 24, -Tho 0Mvr BfHrlug brvwvry, ou Firth uve MM, tat of Bernard istreet, was de- aloyad by ftratan early hour yet i,tfdajr, The Um U istlmuted at 19,000. aa l kit Is t.nlv jmrllally by an Insurance of (4000. bMwttry, wkk a three-story bttlldlng, with a tower on i end. It wan oonneeUxl ltbreldtioiifMMMmt. Mueller JCortwborH, (he proprietors of HeHwery, Tliedyvelllug wusuUo ffd with )it of Its furniture. rare Avh men ateeplug lu (he r, aad lu um imm wre Mr, Im, Katlmh(ii Un, Mueller ltwr,oiai4M4i. Sewml of the itaUwlwrwary Hida narrow e twkl i JuHHfr.mi lory wMi 'aw 11m irtjcla JwddUf at llUnty fHei Ui-awu. Tho Dolawaro and Lackawanna R. R. Tlod Up. Bmv.u.o, Aug. 21. Shortly aftei tho tie-up on the Lackawanna yes terday afternoon, swltchmon waited on Superintendent Soubort and offered their services to protict the . ,.. ... cuiiiiittuys propvi iy, Hoaoert re plied that Imdld not think the com pany would require guards, military or otherwise, and thanked tho men for the odor. Attacks wuru made bj strikers ou pickets and non-union switchman yesterday ufierimmi. An attack was made on tho picket Hue of tho 2Jd regiment, stationed at Toil" farm, by forty strikers, will probably result fatally to one of tholr number. Tho crowd was en gaged In throwing stones at John M. Quicken anil Charles Cable, non union men who were worklmr In tho Toll farm yard. Lieut. C. E. Austin mid Bergt. Win. Couiw, o company O, ordered tho stout throwen t dNpurvu. They refused to dn so, untl Hied upon by order ol of Lieut, Austin, Miuihar wiu stltiCK by two bullets, ouu of which took ellVet on tho left elbow whlt tho other passed through his ub. doinen to tho right kidney. Tin Injured mail was taken to tho Jimertviicy hospital, ills condition Is extremely oiitlwl. Tl.o coroner Was notified to ho lu readlnesa to take the man's post mortem state ment, should signs or fulllug occur. O'Laughlln, Dimii, Mudlgun. Cotter aiittotnor lueiiitierH of thu crowd Were arrested, charged with rioting. The private who did the shootlug wae aUo detained by thu police, Theolll-er of thu coiupuuy to which the detained pilvate belouued nro- tested agulast the arrest of hi subor dinate, and demanded hi release, ai ine mhw time ue inrormwi gu eral Doyle ordrrad the twuiiwiiy, and bttulhm, If hwh!hI, to h the A.HVU Ja, lUWl-l Uncupher J Wolf Willurd Miss It Walker J H Zlns Leo Young B F Jones Chas Jones Bert W KosterThoH V Keller F E ICaj s J A Mnriruu C.iroliur Mlutzlo Jim Nt'Hlmt Mrs Orton J E Agent Sootoh Investment Co. A. N. GiMiinu-, P. M. Havo You Read How Mi. W. D. Weutz ofGcnovu, N. Y., win enrod of tho severest form of dHiepshi6 Ho says everv thing he ato seemed llko pouring molted leatl into his stomach. Hood's Suisapaullla ffoted u por foot cure. Full particular will bo sent If yo i writ- C. I. Hool & Co., Lowell, Musi, Tho hliUeat pruisi lm been won by Hood's Pills for ilielr easy, yet ef fectual action, RiCN LAHGUAGS OF THE INDIANS. A Hlraplo Atclhml i.r CxpreBitlnjf Slunj Iitfii Wltlioiit tlio Ve of tVordg. Mako n letter A with your hands and tho cuds of your fingers; that is a tepeo or tent. Keep your hands in that position and bcu thorn down bo that your fingora point nwnyfrom you j that'B a houso, and a very good ono, too, because it shows how tho Ioga aro interlocked at tho cornors of tho Bort of houses ono sees on tho frontier. If you want to say you saw something, point to your eyes. To say you heard something, point to your cars. To say you slept or are sleepy, put up ono hand, with tho palm side toward your head nnd bend your head as if you wore going to lay it on that hand. To 6ay that you saw somo ono who was beautiful, put your face between tho thumb and fingers of ono hand and draw your hand softly down from your forehead to your chin. A faint smirk or smilo mado at tho saino timo greatly helps tho sign. If tho beauty you tell about was a woman, mako boliovo tako hold of a mass of hair on tho right side of your head and follow it down post tho shoulder with your hand, as you seo women do when thoy dress their hair. Thcso signs for seeing, hear ing, sleep, beauty, and women aro oxactly tho samo as thoso used by George L. lox. tho famous clown, when ho played "Humpty Duinpty." I havo no doubt that Grimaldi, tho great Lnghsh clown, also used them, for thoy are tho natural motions for expressing thoso terms. Did you over notice how tho paws of small animals aro curled in when thoy aro dead? That is tho sign for "died" or "dead." Hold one hand out with tho fingers bent toward tho thumb to mako tho sign. But if you would say somo ono was kille'd, hold out a fist with tho knuckles away from you, and move tho wrist slowly so as to forco tho knuckles down ng if tho porson was struck down. To toll about a child, hold your hand as far from tho ground as iti head would reach. Put a finger up to oithor sido of tho head to say "cow;" to say "deer" put up nil your fingers liko brandling horns. But another way to toll about a deer is to imitato his loping with ono of your hands. To toll of a snake, wigglo ono fin ger in tho air as u snako would move on tho ground. That sign is the nnino for two tribes of Indians. The sign for a Sioux is to mako believe cut your throat with ono finger; for n Blackfoot, point to your foot; for a Blood, wipe your fingers across your mouth; for a whito man, rub your hand across your forehead to show how whito our foreheads are; for a Piegan, rub ono cheek. The sign for water is to mako a scoop of your hand and put it to your mouth as you would if you wero drinking at a stream. To tell of n lako mako that sign and spread out your hands to cover a big space. To toll of a liver mako tho water sign and tlion traco tho meandering courso of a river with your finger. But the sign for whisky is mado by doubling up ono fist and drinking out of tho top of it ns if it wero a bottlo. If you do that and mako believe to stir up your brains with- ono finger, or reel a littlo, you will describo a tipsy mnn. Nearly all signs in tho lan gungo aro mado with tho right hand. Julian Ralph in Harper's Young People. SAI.RM 31 AllKnS. Wheat- G4jc r busl'fl. Oats 3J3oe per Ii?sIihI. Potatoes 15c pei bu- 1 1. Flour-4.20 per I.M. Bran (Hacked) 20.00 per ton Shorts (Backed) 17.00 per ton. Eirgs 2025c js'r doz'ti. Chicxeus Boosters, 0 er bent, 8q per lb ; broilers fryers, lOu per lb. Ducks idc per lb. Gcepe 7c per lb. Lard 12J16cperlb Butler 2030 per pound. Beef 7(212jc! tlrcsed, Veal 10 to 12Jc, oressed. Pork 712e dressed . Wool 152)c per lb. Hops 20c. E AND ORCHARDS lb.; and PACIFIC LA! FOR TOWtf LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 l-erdozeu for the finest finished l'llOTOOKAl'HB In theclty. MONTEB BROS.. 189 Commercial Street, Salem's Qold Cure Institute. Visitors always welcome and we will cheerfully furnish testimonials and references of hundreds of per sons cured hv the Van Bu9kirk liquor cure. Until Sep. 1st we make an Introductory price of $23 for a guaranteed euro of tho liquor hub It. After Sept. 1st, price will bo $75. Call ut once. Van Busklrk Liquor Cure Co., 2d floor Gray Bros, block, F. B. SOIffllWlCK, Contractor ami Kuilricr. Salem, - - Oregon. T. J. KRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Vood Finishing, Cor. 20th and chemoUU Street, Tho Boies City delegates to the late state convention at Moscow must havo had n plculc getting back and forth. Leaving home, they staged It to Napa, where thoy board ed the train, and traveled uDout two hundred miles in Oiegon to Pendle ton, thence they traveled about eighty miles In Washington to get back Into their own state.ufter which they had a good dlstuuce to go to Moscow-, BICYCLES. Full ball bearing Safety 111- cyeiex. riie lovrcsi pn wnum luiuom.ir(ei. n"""' " " world for tne price. C.B. Ilrowu Agents oouimer clul SU A. H. FORSTNER & CO, Machine Shop, Guns, Sporting Goods, Efc, SOS Commercial Street. RADARAl'GH & Livery Footl and Boarding Stable, II State Htrcct. Call for Hlti linker. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. hoeyeT'mjllsT PORCELAIN BATHS AND bHAVXNQ PARLOUS, OnlyPoicelmn ItntliTubs lu the city. ItW Com. ft., balun, Or. J. J. IlARKINS, Scientific Horseshoeing, OI'POSITK FOUNDHY On Stut Street. THE Salem Hack man is 11. I'OMjE. Bcsl Line in tho City. Court Street. J. E. MUliniY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, KOUTJI 8AL1.SI. mtb. E. C. ICOA'CO. Baths for Ladies, hair nni:ssiNa parlous, 124 Court Street. J. I BENXHUJjl CANES) Kriiit and ri: r, O' - " Qlook. odv WUilARD PARLOR 243 C"'1 Str..,, T. W, THORNBUffi he Upholsterer, ItcmotlclN, re-rmoru - htatHlnuinnceb?ntiLeta " nrice block. JOHN iltWlN, Carjicnter and Shop (C State Btrett Stor o Fittings a Spcc)1 mmmjw J'ip i, i.nrMpTiW Mr liiuiilr r'H Itertmimriiihiiiiin. Mr. J A Ii'itnler, u jironilueut ci tizen of Clurknhiirg, Mo., anil wlilel.i t'oiie, Choiom untl Ulurrlim Remedy: "I lmvo hcoii ItsKootl re hiiKh untl oiu leeoiniiieud n " l enlo hy Btutkott &, Van Blypo Drug AlJCriUN! I wills l nt puhllo uuetlon on ammltiy. Ati(.iJ7, 1892, nt I o'clook, p. in. ou BtutoHtreet, t5.tleiu,Oienon, coiner oi o uio Htm loinnieiclitl ts8l tho following tkMoniietl iirojierly, to wlt: I (jowl cnun of work horn, I ikhmI -l-yeur-ohl lmy nuue, lsetol ilouhlu luirnes, 1 now PaellloJI Inch Wilson, hIpo n humility of house hold furnlturo inHlttllnK of IkmI-roouiM-lf, ohiilin, tables, tttamly, kltclien btove. Htuvo furniture, etc, All or thU Irt iiuw. lVrtiirt: All U1I1H uuilertlO. ciihIi. all hiiiiih nvnr $10, lanumttH timo with approved seiurlly at 8 per cent, per nuiiuin. o percent discount on cash luilri overflO, C. H. Ciukks, Blmw & Dawning, aintiloueere. MARKETS. P o K T I. a n I), Aug. 2 1, Wheat valley, fl.SiO fl.ssy Walla Wullu, ?t.l2J 1.15, San Francisco Csl., Aug, 21. Wheat, Bcpt.fl.SO. OiuriAao Hid , Any. 21-Whe-t "rt Wliou fimokliic In Church Wan Common, Tho Puritan Fnthora wore greatly addicted to smoking; indeed, tho practice lecanio so common that oven tho straitlaced observers of tunes nnd seasons nctually smoked in church. This custom soon caused very considerable nnnoynnco, as tho religious exercises wero greatly dis turbed, by tho clinking of flinta aud steels to light their pipes and tho clouds of smoko in church. Ilenco in tho year 1GC9 tho colony passed this law, "It is enacted that any per son or poisons that shall bo found smoking of tobacco on tho Lord's day, going to or coming from tho meotings, within two mile i of moot ing house, shall pay twclvo ponco for ovory such default." Under this law sovoral peraoii3 wero nctually fined; but tho punishment failed to secure tho carrying out of tho arbitrary sec ond portion of tho enactment. All tho Year Round. Electric Bitters. TI1I9 remedy Ih becoming so well known and ho popular us to need no special mention. All who have used El-ctrlo Hittero sing the same ougof praise. A purer medicine doter not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Plmple-j, Boils, Salt Rheum and other iifl'ectloua caused hy imnure blood. Will drive malarliil fmm tha gysleinauil prevent as well as cure an niaiauai levers. For euro of headache, constipation aud indi iestion try E'ectnc Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price CO cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Dan'l. J. Fry's druir store, 2i!5 Com'l. The Secret of his Wealth. A millionaire said "tho secret of my wealth" iH in the word, ti-A-V-E; and tho secret of my health i. in tho word, S-A-G-E, By una last no meant Dr. fcjage, whose Catarrh Remedy cured him of one of tho woist case of catarrh, and thereby saved him from much Buf fering and premature death, euabl lug him to niako his millions, and enjoy life. The cures made by this mcilluluu are simply wonderful. miJuiMiil uiMJmwmt Notice of As3e3smant. ATOTICE 13 nKHEnr OIVEU that byordu 1 ofthBCoramoticouncllcf theclty of Snleu made ou the f.tb day of July. 189.2, an assess mcut was rtuly levied upon nil propertj abut tliiR ou Cbcuiciketa etrect, from Water Btreet U UtU street. Said assessment Is hueby raadi for the lmproveinent of said strut. Hal 1 as neasmeut Khali be due and payable to the re. corilcr of tho city of Salem ten days from th date of this notice. A list of property abutttnt, on sail vtiett and the owner thereof and the amount assessed to such property Is hereby ftX out and made a rart of this notice. Notice U further Ktven that unlets said amonntusoas. sessed are paid within ten days from the expir ation of thla notice, that I shall proceed to collect the same by law: W. Dreymau and E. Creyraan; lot 1 In block 02 of tho city of Salem, Oregon. $Ul 03. II. W. Cox; lot 4 in block 01 of tho city of Salem, Oregon, $115.23. J. 11. btumpj lot 8 in block 49 of the city of halcm, Oregon, $141 03. J E. Starkey; lot S in block 60 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $141 05. State Inbiirance Company; beginning at the southeast corner of block 0 In tho city of Salem, Oregon, as shown and designated ou the duly recorded maps aud plats or said city ami thence southerly parallel .villi weat line of said let to tho souili lino of MfeotnndSHuchts; uid lot; thinco easterly along the south lino jf said lot to tho southeast corner tnercor; thence northerly to the place of beginning, I7J.16. Z. I. Moody; lot 10 In block 83 of tho city of Silcm, Oregon, $111 03. Mary Johnsou; lot 0 In block 82 of Salem, Oregon, $144.03. J.' Batchelor; lot 6 In block 82 In Salem, Oregon, J1S4.03. N. A. Ooodcll; lot C In block 80 In tho city of Salem, Oregon, $144 03. Kugeula Ollllngham; all that part of lot 10 in blotk M,diM.ribed as follows, to-wlt: llcglu. uing at a point on the north line of atdl(t27 feet westerly from the northeast corner thereof aud running thence southerly parallel with tho cast line of said lot to the south line of said let; thonce westerly along the south Hue of said lot to the southwest corner thereof; thence northerly to the northeast corner thmof; thenco easterly to tho place of beginning, $120.30. A. llnsh; all that part of lot 10 111 block 83 described as follows, W.lt: Dcglnulng at the nirtheast iorner of said lot aud ruunlLg theme wcfcterly along tbo north line tht-rcol 27 fiet; Notloa of Assessment. ATOTICE IS lIERKBVOIVIJf th.tbyonW U the common councilor the city of 8il? made on tho 0th day of Jnlv. lwn . ... Let the World Know You are in It. It seems nlmost a crime fur a man to "hide his light under a bushel." If he has something new, that will benolit the human race, ho should make it known. Old-fogy physi cians tread the beaten path of theh grandfathers, denounce -advertised remedies, and never learn anything new. Medical science knows no parallel to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription, compounded by a phjbi eian of skill antt long experience, especially for tho maladies which alllict women. It tilects a permit nent euro of those agonizing dis older which attack her frail organ ism, aud is an anchor of hope alike to delicate girls and suiTeriuu womeu; contains no deleterious drugs. A guarantee ou the bottle- wrapper, refunding tho prieo lu cast f failure. Of druggists, $1.00. Dragooning Won't Dol Not with tliellvcr. Violent cholngoirues llko c-iloiuei Hi.d blue plU.adiululHtcred In "liorolu'orexeeM.lve uot.es, us t liey often ,Ar.,.wl,i?,,H l"ecntly teatore tho a" tlvity of tho Bro.il liopatlo orgnu, nudnre pii.ductlvooi much rafcchlef lotliesystem rfi-iitfriui. luBiltuiou nealthfiU reforVi iniiuctWIty ol iho liver exists, with ilS' (otter's Htuowph Ultters, wlilou Insures l'luleurled .Mill.. Machines nra in use in Paris nnd soma other cities which will heat great quantities of milk to a tompera turo of aliout 155 dogs. Falir. for a fow minutes, and tlion cool it mpully to a low toinpomturo. Tho method has been called tho pasteurization of milk. It does not kill all tho bac teria, but it does destroy to many of thorn that it greatly increases tho keeping properties of tho milk. MoreoYor, it almost entirely destroys tho dniigwr from disortbo "irorms in milk, 6inco nearly nil forms liknlv in occur in milk aro killed by this tem perature, Tho advantage of this mothoil is that tho temperature of 155 dega. Falir. does not givo to tho milk tho titsto of boiled, milk, which most people find unpleasant, and docs not rondor tho milk difficult of digestion -Professor II. W. Conn in Popular Scienco Monthly. The Dome of St. Boi.IiIh. Thomagnificeutdomoof St. Sophia hi poised in tho air, traditionally by a mimclo, but really by tricks of de ceptive material and concealed but tresses. London Tablet, rejulnr ilUch tro of UiuWrettve fin icltou . -""'-- ";ji"'iiiKrunuK or weautnlue ?'l . betllicamn.rtuua tenrterneMlu tho right side, nausea, fur upou Hie uJIisul yellowut&s. of l Ho skin and ej -balls MMir neid of tuo breath una slefc TeTidacne which ohaiaue.ue caroi.k blllousS" disappear, and dlgehtlon-atwuys iuurlh ed with by Uillousuess-resi ..iei iislori ne uetlMty. fho Hitters autdh tales ma" ml coiaiila.lutii.iuer natlsm klduey trouble and Is a proiuoior of heaithiut repo running thence westerly along the noutU Ituo I Jlienco Koutlicrljr lurallil with tho cast : hue eisterly to the southeast corner of said lot; thonce northerly tj the place of beginning: and also lot 1 in block S3 ot tho city ot BiHiii. iof.ro. T. Mcr.Pettou and Lllz-i Cook; lot 1 ih block 83 of the city of Salem, Orejui, $111 07. A.Parvin; lot 1 in Cartu right's addition on the north sldo of Chemekcta stuet, $119 00. Jane A.Dumford; lot 11 of Uartwrlght's ad dition ou the north side of Chtinckcta street, $57.03. Is8abclla Martin; lot'5 In block SB lu Salem, Oregon. $H4.0". A, lllosscr; lot 1J of Cartwrigl t's addition on tho north side of Chcmtketa sheet, $37 M. W. N. Ladue; lots 4, 5 and b In rariwrisht's auaiiion ou tlio soutu siaoor Chemeketa htrtut, i2Ji 8'-. E. W. Starr; lot 7 in Cartwrighfs addltlou on the south side of Chtmeketa strtet, $37 OS. F. Pugh; lots in Cartwrighfs addition on the south side of Chcmeketu street, $37.03. M. Rhodes; lot B in Cartwrighfs addition on tho south side of Chemcketa stieet, $37 1.5. M.E. Costello; lots 10, 11 aud 12 in Cart wrighfs addition on the north sido of Chtmi. keta btroet, $17.' 85. 0. T. aud T. J. Oard; the southwest quarter (f blotkfiiu Rebe: ts' addition to tho ilty of Salem, iUS SO. A. M. I'almtij tho west hair of tho southeast quaiterof block 0 in Roberts' addltlou to the .it) or Salem, $00 83. J.l). Crosn; the tast half of tho southeast Uuartirof block C in Roberts' addltlou to the i itv of Salem, Oregon, J0U.83. Mary Cautield and Thomas Caufleld; the northeast quarter or block J In Roberts' addi. tton to Salem, Oregon, $1J8 80. Hannah Joseph; all that part of block 3 of Roberts' addltlou to haliiu, Oregon, described m follows, to-wlt: lleulnnlug at the northwest corner of block i in Roberts' addition to balcm, Oregon; thence south along the west line theriof 157 feet; thence east parallel to the south Hue of Chemelietft street 79)3 feet thenco north parallel to the cast line of I wellth street 107 feet; thence east along the null Hub of Chemeketa stieet 70J4 feet to the place of beginning, M) 40. E. bhepard; tho east half of the northwest quarter ot block 3 in Roberts' addition to saiem, Oregou, f 00 40. C. A. Gray; all that part of block 5 of Rob. i frts addition, deseribed as follows, to-wlt: i Klunlui; ar tha Rnnftiw.w, ,. ..., ... b.ock and running thence easterly along the onth Hue thereof to feet; thenee northerly ..arallc with the west lino of paid block IM eet; tlieuee westerly parallel with tho south JSZi ff'a block C.U leet ,0 tuwt llneef said block; thence southerly along the w. at line of lUJG? fett t0 pl"a cf bslunlug, 1. C, Smith; all that part of block 5 do. bribed as follews: HeRinnlug at a point on il o south Hue of said block lab feet east ,r ,Le ?CUM '". eJ 0f tUe '"uthwest come hen ot and runn ng thenco northerly parallel w th the west Hue of said block, ids feel' IL-nce 'westerly parallel with the south Hi e ol 1 1.H tCli' 70. .Hi tleaco southerly parallel ii. a. ftieiiou, A. M. Mellon and O.A. Mellon. ii 1 1 v. "" "4ctou, ueHLTiueuaa folkius tligluiilng at the northwest corner of said bl ok ana running thence easterly along the of said block 85 feet; thence uortherl) on aline parallel witn tne west line or commercial street in said city, 40 feet; theme easterly on a Hue parallel with the soutu lino of said block, 85 feft to the west lino of said Commercial street and thence southerly along said west lino of Commercial street, 4il feet to the place of beginning, being is reet Dy m leet or lot number 4 lu said blook number CO. Also be giunlug at a point which is 4fi feet north of the southeast corner of block number 50 in the city of Salem, as Bhown and deFignated on the duly recorded maps and plats of said city; thence northerly along the west line of Commercial street of said city 23 feel; thence westerly on a line parallel with the north line of Chemeketa street of said city 103 fret, more or less, to the alley lu said block, theueo southerly along said alley on a line parallel with the west line of said Commercial street to the north llueof said Chemeketa street, a distame of 71 leet, more or less; thence easterly along the south llueof said block number 50, 8U feet, more or leBS, to the southwest corner of tho property heretofore couveyed by this bank to the State Insurance Compauy or Silem; thence northerly on a lino parallel with tho wesUlne of Bald Coinimrcial atreet, 40 feet to the northwest corner of said property com eyed to Bald State Insurance Company; thence easterly along the north line of said property conveyed to the btata Insur ance Company is aforesaid, 83 feet to the place of beginning, situated In the city of Salem county of Marion, state of Unyou, $144 05 First National Rank of Salem, Oregon; com mencing at the uurtheast corner of block VJ 11 the city of Salem, Oiegon; thence south along Commercial street, 43fcet; thenee west parallel with Chemeketa street, 05 feet; thence m rth parallel with Commercial street, 40 feet; theme east along the north boundary Hue of lot num bered 49, C5 feet to the place of beginning, con talulng 2925 square feet of ground, excluding street aud sidewalks; also eommeULlug at a point which is 05 feet west of the northeast corner of block number 19 In the aforesaid clH of Salem; thence south parallel with Conimer. clal stieet 44 feet; thence west parallel with Chemeketa street C5 feet; thence north paralle. with Commercial street 45 feet; thcuce east (,.' feet facing and along Chemeketa street to the northwest corner of the bank building now erected on said block, being the place contain ing 2700 square feet of ground, mure or less excluding streets and sidewalks, but exceptluL ...,.;. riujirujvuuirjiu uy me lati William htewart to Mrs. A. A. Wheeler by war rauty deed dated April 27, i8S7, and recorded ll the record of deed of liar. no einuiti n...,.... July 11, 1887, book J4of deeds pate45J, together -,,u mo iruruicmH, ueretuiniueiits and appur teuaueos thereunto belonging, $109 03. A. A. Wheeler; bvglnulug at tho northwest corner of lot 1 In block 49 in Salem, Oregon thence southerlj slon,? the alley d. 7-12 leet thence easterly parallel with Chemeki ta street' ',vl,i .mu.c uuimirij aieiu: east uuee: block 22 7-12 feet; thence we-tirly 125 feet thence norlherlj 45 feet to north line of sale block; thence westerly 40 feet to place of be. ginning, $35. R. P. Roise, Sr. and R. V Boise, Jr ; lot 5 m block 31 of the city of Ralem, Oregon, $144 03 I . Iller; lot 1 in block 31 of the cliy of Salem VUjUU) (itl Uii, went was duly levied upon nil jMptrtj iK of Mill :.tcrttoH7 Southern Hunts of fhect Said BBsessmont in mado for the improm.;,' of said street. Said assessment shall l T! and payable to the r.eordcr of the cUrTr Haleni, ten days from the date of thin nouY. A list of properly abutting on said BtreUiii tun owner thereof, aud Iho amount asteHrita euch property is heuby fct out and mad.. part ot this notice. Notlco is further BirM that unloss Bald amounts to asM-sned art rdd within ten dBys frrm tho expiration of thla notice, that I shall pioceed to collect tkoiin,, by law: ' J.J. Murphy and E. 0. Murphy; tliewettlilf of blook 38 of tho city of balcm, Orcgen- IM l'rauklo P. JeneB: tho west half of UocisDof tho city of SftlPin, OregoD; $J81. llarrh t T. C'larK; lots 4 and 5 in block 4i u designated on tbo recorded plat of thecittof Salem, Oregon, $03.23. '" ' Amos Strong; lot 4 In block 44 of thecitrif .1 Rnlim. Cirpnnn tlfiT jn I CURED ICtmi, H JMHCUHlOit twltuhMtu, TmhILs Xust itoslstor. J will Renin Moaaay, Ai'K-it JVth. t. otHtiiK Mpietutwr h. 1U'bw wtn wi 4)t thwr vnildrou to im riWa ,..,..".ft,.B.,:hB', tti ami Miin Will b Hi) (41m! ivUtuu.,1 .,U"l.Vir.'. ttecl k, 0.. Muruiy binck. uuaAMJn 11 IkLKxtalRa aJ.ilUd.. -...- B.- I V1MPU ut-JC ; MMV. A. MUOKM, uuirmpt A lloyal Keffallii. Tlio most oxiwnsiro royal rialias tuimiwgriiinro tuoso or Uiomahu rajah of Daroda, India, First comes a gorgeous collar containing 600 dia monds arranged in five rows, some as large as walnut Top nnd bottom rows of wnorala of equal tdao relioro the liwtre of the dlamondfl. A pen dant ia a , singk brilliant called tha "Star of the Deccan." Tlie malia rajau'a siieclal camet. ton livnir f aad of pearl, with a big diamond U tks cwiter aad at each corner, cost II.W.OW.-N.vt York Sua, ' l 0, IP. rv pan nn r " a,i- ti u :.. n u i f. W M? ii & J IT J ira ' U that Imjic Itv i f ti o blood wlileli ) lit" s lilialjrutl lumps ur swellings on t .-!.. iJs of tlio lci'l, causes n ilnlul lull! I 30 o on Uu- nrms, legs, or fee t; lcu'!o i ulcers In the t)c8,eais,(ir uosi, often i-au-ug blindness or deafnes.s; is tho origin i linples, cancerous growtlu, or Iho m... other manifestations usually ascribed "humors;" mid r.istiuilng upon (he lui'.j e tuves consumption, ami (Kith, It,., tho most ancient, it Is Iho most geuer.il nil diseases or afleclloi's, foi tiy t perstms are entirely free from it. How Can It Bo Hy taking ITood's SarsaiiariUa, wnlcn, I Iho remarkablo cures It has aceouipiuhci otten when other medlclues lime (alle Us pnneu Itsell to he n potent ami pen tar meellclne tor tills dlseaso. Some r these cures nro really wonderful. It y itifler from scrofula oi Uuputo blcxKl, L sure to try nood's Sarsaparllla. Every spring my w If eauU children hav Deen trouhleel with scrofula, tores tie. 1 ms out on them lu various places. M Utile boy, three years old m been terrible sufferer, um eptt. i.e was ' mass ot sores trom head ti tret. 1 w ailvlsed to ue Hood's Mat vtpattlia, suet v lae all taken It, rheresult tsliiat all h.. tn-cu cured of Ute scrtnula, ui) little I belug wtlrefy tree from sores, and all tt of tuy children lo k brljht auu heaithj V. J, Athktv.v, I'auaio City t. J. Hood's Ssrsaparillr $olJir4HHM. lllttW4. rrrireti XI. HOOI t CO A pvt &, Uwtll, M ,0' ' 01iVert; iU,e uotth u"lf of ln' 1 la block 32 ln the city of Balem, Oregon, till OS J.Q.NJllson; lotfiln bloek2Jof theclty of Salem. Oregon, $144 03. ' M.A Ihoniiteu: all that part of lot 8 In b oek M described as follows, to-wit: Beciu ulng it tho northnett corner of lot 8 In block r?,LUB,,M,D,0iefon! ,fc,uce 8ly on south Hue of Chi meketa street 109 feet; thence south erlyatrlfcht at glcs 8i UM'J feet to tho so ill no of said lot 8. thence westerly ou said sou line of Mid lot 100 feet to the esst line of T lb erty streets theuce uorlherly on said et nLt gjtj ureet 82 1C12 feet to bcgluuliig, Slargsret Morley; all thai rart of lot 8 lr b ock .-1 described as follows, t"Wt: Ileal n ccr.:., of 'block si in Valem Oregon.. run! nlng thence south 62 feet; thence wt 60 fee" tlencc- north MH leet; tl ence west on th, J.O 'llioinpKu., lot Unblock S3 in Salem Oregon, J144.03. cuemj .?' DI;k0ttSln hlock 4 In the cite of Balem, Oregon, $14I.0T J11,""' 9,' Klle)i ,ot M "' hlotk 5 of the el,, of Baleiu, Oregon tlllO) " citj J. II. btumpi tho west half of lot A In blocl Mr.'i'VM. .' S"1cm- 'SOl...'0i " lU,Cl the east half of t a In bloek CU in the cltTLf Balem, Oregou, JT2.0S. "' w 0 Buowdeni lot 1 In block TO In the cltv or 8alem, Oreg u, 1144 M, clIJr ' ..V - ,,0r.ki ?." '! ,l r'rt of lct 10 described follOWI. tO.Wlt I enlnnln., .. .k-. Jr".."0"1 roruerof loiini., iiv , "." "i'?' "nnwfi tl.e,,cee..,e,ly..,n;rr,hlDUeDr,.ldiote! ( iumcc miuii tri (l ui Mill Un 66 Mock, II. feet; thenco wesVer.v' ,,J, B? H IK. r.i . .1.1 1.1... l-'-iWIIHII mence uorllicrl) block to place ut on. flllii in 1Vi HV "I ! ""L1;! ?. :!jj'ult 6 fee, to rt j Tof Wgluu ng.' SI W n0r,h"' , .. tiwj iiieuco west the north Hue ot said block elong the west line of said beginning. f8J.40. aoM3S!it?' ," I!;: .r."'.0' week i or scribed as follews: Beginning at a oohii" , the north line of saldK b ock. 5fef ' and 7 of beUnUntCS,herly " &! O. W . Qraj : all lhnl r,.,lni..i. ... . -aid bioek. us ,',:;- I' .""" ..,c . 01 ---., .vo ncMerir naruiiAi said block, 6154 feet e east line ot with tho somii n,.n.! UffSf'W1!1!' ?!! ii t"e' atouthwfat c met of lot number 5 in .aid lx Sinning, thesouthwrat block Iota 1 tSt.IJ. F, XI. Ulinchfll ami Ih. I v. ,.... Catholic Chorvh; lot S Inblock is In th.?!.. ,, 8ale n- Orgou. I1M so. "" c,, ot Salem. Oregon IH4.M, ,S ln cl, o' t is wurpny Tl deacrtbej m th northwiit ruaulng th.oc. wrtVrly sloi, th, Z& if' M1 plae. of bejiailW, i!to, mW ,ot to ,h PW 1114.0. "'"' n,.,. sav. ?. . bhW t3 ald block, 103 it tu The sontl.'Ti "kt l.lne ol tTtS''rU- e.i1eK?SoaJbl&cl mWand aincheaTo'laVe 'ofgiX tt.dT.f5itJ,?,,?S.10"1" L,ock f Oalne.L Kord. o A im.S;i)l,,'.L- rot Baker; lot In blik i iroB? ui M'ryO 8a?em": 2rV,gboL,.,,,,4t,OA? WCk " ,a 7 of -iarmf N. J. Mcl'hersou; nil of the south fraction c! lot J, block 44 ln the city of balem, mterf Oregon, ssld fraction contuluing 32 feet mere or less; to bo miro explicit, the property crn. . ejed 1b all of lot 3 in bloclc 44 ,iritiii feet on tho north sido of iructlon or said lot -1 nu,u iu, nun iiv,v ufflini uy miB. Jonn A. JOtEl aud bounded ns follews: llcginuii'gatapelti on tho east Hi o of lot 3 In block 44, of 6lt. Oregon, 42 feet southerly from the uortlitS corner of said lot, and running tl ence westeili parallel with the south lino ol said lot lMfeii more or lees to the west lino of said lot; them, southerly aloug tLe west lino of saldlottoths southwest corner thereof; theuce euti rlj aloug tho south lino of suld lot; theuce noilb. erly along Iho east Hue of said lot to the plica of beginning, $33 OS. Julia A. Johus; tho north fraction of lot number 3, tilock 44, comprising 42 hy 163 feet, in tho city of Salem, llarlou touuty, Oregon,!! shown and designated on the recorded plan of said city and bounded as follews: Utglnnlnj ot a polut on the east line of lot 3 in block II ol balem, Oregon, 42 leet southerly from tlienortli east corner of said lotaud running tuencewesL erly parallel with tho south line of said lot, 105 icei, more or less, eo ine west line or fold lot; theuce northerly aloug tho west line of said lot to tho noithwest eoruer thereof; thenco east, erly along tho north Hlo of said lot, 103 feet moro or less, to theuorthcast coruerof said I it; thcuco southerly along tho east Hue of said lot to the plaie of beginning, $18 60. Mary Strong Ktumy; lots 1 and 2 ln block 13 of baleiu, Oregon; $100 SO. Allen L Buckingham; beginning at a point lu eastern boundary 8 rods bouUerly from northeast corner of block 42 In balem, Oregou, theuce southerly 4 rods along sold boundary; thenee westiriy at right angles to said bound ary to the western boundary of said bleck: thence northerly along said western buundary 1 rods; thence easterly ou direct lino to place of beginning, belnu l.a of bluck number il: $70.20. P. J. Larson; lot 3 iu block 43 of Salem, Ore gou; $03.23. Hattlo tbston ; lots 1 and 2 ln block 44 ot Sa lem, Oregon; lle.8 20. Matilda A. Treseott; beginning at tho fculi. easterly eoruer of block number 12 In Salem, Oregou, aud running theuce northerly alonj the eastern boundary of said block. 4 rods tod Ofeet; theuce westerly at right angles tosaid eastern boundary to the western boundaryof said block; thenco southerly natallel to said eastern boimdary 1 rods aud 6 feci, theme enbterly on a true lino to tho placo of beiu. ntug: the same being the fraction of said hlixk 42, except the following described laud deeded to Sarah rullertou. to-wlt: bcuiuLiuEata Point on the eastern boundary Hue of block 42 a suowu uytue recorded plut of thocity or Salem, ln Marlon county, Oregon, ut u point thereint rods aud 0 feet nortneily trom the soutkeaat corner of said block, and ruunlng thence tt right angles to said eastern boundary line, westorly to tho west bouudary line; thence southerly along the west bouudary line 2 feet, theueo running ut right angles to said wi si of bouudary line, easterly tu the east bouudary line said block; and thence northerly along said east boundary line to tho place of begin ning; $78 (0 Sarah rullerton; beginning at a point on tne eastern boundary Huo of block 42 as shown by the lecorded plat of tho city of Salem, In. Marion county, Oregon, at a point thereon 4 lods nnd Oftet northerly from the southed corner of said block aud ruuulug theuce tt right angles to said eastern bouudary Hue westerly to tho west Innndirv lint, theuce southerly along the west boundary line 2 feet; thence running at right angles to said west boundary Hue, easterly to the east boundary like of said block; thenco northerly aloug Bla east boundary Hue to the place of beginning; also the following described iroperty. to-wit: part of block 42 of the city of Salem, Oregon, as marked and designated on the recorded pltl of tho said city, particularly bouuded by be ginning at a stake on Commercial street In ea'a city, 1J2 feet northerly trom the touthtt.t corner of said block; theuce westerly at rlubt angles to said street to the west bouudnry cf salu block; thence northerly parallel to Com mercial street CO feeli theuce easterly at right angles to first named Hue to the place of begin ning all in said city: $71.C0. EW. O. Woodworth, Cyrus D. Woodworlb, Mary W. Patterson and CJ. b. Woodworlb; be ginning at a Duillt nil tlin ptprti lmimdarr line of block 42 lu Salem, Oregon, 8 rods southerly urn mi uonueast corneror nam chock; u.tu westerly nnrsllMi wit ), n,i-,h linn nf said block 1C5 feet, more or less, to the alley In said block, theuce northerly parallel with the cut line Of HAlri lilnflr a .ml. t.i tl.A nnrlli line Of said block; thenee easterly along the uorta line of said block, 165 feet, mere or less, to tho northeast corner of said bleck: theuee south erly along the vast line of said block 8 rod to the place of beginning; $15i.40. J. W. Browu.U.a.llrowu and J.O. Brown; 'S west half of hlock 3T lu balem, Oregun; A. Friscott; the west half of the west half of block U in Salera, Oregou i $348.40. 8uau H. McKlnney. ltobert Harrison. Ed ward Uarrlsou aud Andrew Harrison; the eatt half of block 41 of the city of Salem, of tha county of Msrlon and state of Oregon; $346 4U. Dated at Salem, this 10th day of Augnst. 18itf , SI. E. OOOD1XL. Recorder. Kldrtdgr, P. J mt t OWI.M. H. O. wsTCusirg lBBBVissssssssVf&r M a Z M,T. RINEMAN Staple iqI Fancy Cmeriu, Cmckirv niai.nwu rAn.,.w U'nMlSB nd wii ow ware. An'klnd of'mlll feed, -Hih ' ftpblMa ndfrulu la tbelrseasorj IOO Dofti Ollt Dollar ,-wt, wmtJ imc wo BfrUj Hj,, j s7i4 J3 . . QOODJtLL, atanwotltr, t f ns, j. . -jjtf-lh tJHAJ,.tJL fiV