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THE WKiK MSASM.
; tiller Making Rapid Progress
i Knrpe Otker News.
u THB OHOLIRA.-
lTtwsrrem ilft4i HollaadjGer
ul " many and Traace
London, auk. 27. Another death
f mm nli. Wa ncourred today. It In
UiuagbtM outbreak is inevitable
RmTRRDAM. Aue. 27. Woman
dlad.thM mornltig fronl cbolera.
ilHKi.iN. Auk. 27. Cool weather
does not dwiiwwe the cholera at
Hstubtirg. Dlseaso appeared on the
1.U111U tn the K.be. There In u
dearth of doctors,
Paris, Auk. 27. Alt Russian
Jewsu.'riviug at Marseilles are to be
"quarantined and clothing burled.
NmVYobk. Aue 27. The Lo
'y.nrnn urrlvuil from Havre this
i tiiitiiilnK. No indication of cholera
found abroach
The Mine Explosion.
London, Aug. 20.At the Park
v .Sllpcoal mine, ut 0 o'oloulc this evc
uitiK tbe reaculug party tuml? to thi
fHirface with twd men whom they
' found near the bottom of the ph.
Both were badly burned uud uu
, conscious, with little hope' of recov
ery. Shortly after this, lire sudden
ly burst iorth from the inoutb ol
the pit. This cut off all hope fo)
'' those who escaped death. The.
hive certainly been BUiiocated oi
b fined to death.
London, Aug. 27. All night Ioiip
. Volunteer parties kept up the work
jttPor'k Slip pit, the scene of the
;-diHssterouB explosion in Wales yes
' terday At six o'cIook this morn
' they bad penetrated 000 yards
luin tiie main shaft. In all this
f distuned no sluu of life was dlsuover--
d. Hero aa& there was a body of a
miner but the attitude invariable
showed death had come suddenly.
Ten bodies wore recovered.
1 London, Aug. 27. At hair paat
n one this afternoon the drift
wiis llually penetrated and 30 ltu-
, prisoned miners were rescued. Work
t of clearing galleries is still beliit
1 pushed in hope of saving others.
1 LntfUON, Aug. 27. .-Late this af
ternoon eight more imprisoned
, miners were rescued. Fourteen
more'ure waiting to bo dugout.
V Against Cholora.
Charleston, S. C, Aug. 27 Tin
local health department lias Isiued
' strict regulations to guard against
the introduction of cholera. The
-summer quarantine, which is at
ways strictly enforced, is in opera
: lion. One extra precaution hut
,been taken; tlio quarautlue station
r, jjls provided with tho Hoel system ol
, steam sanitation and disinfection,
and is very complete.
; Fell Five Stories.
San 1?bancisco, Aug. 27. While
three workmen were washing mor-
'. tar from, tho brlolc work on the
' Mil!,s building yesterday afternoon,
a platform suspended by ropes, on
which they were slandlug, broke.
Two men clung to the ropes, and
were taken iu ut tlio windows.
Tbe third man, Fred Dyer, fell to
the ground, live stories below, and
was instantly killed.
.- Lettor from Labouohoro.
London. Aug. 27. Labourohere
' has written a letter to Gladstone
. eomlimontlng him upon his chival
ry in accepting tho responsibility
for the arrangement of the ministry.
Iu' tbe lottor Labouohoro declares
his unswerving loyalty to Gladstone
but'advlscs him not to pormit prcs
' sure of homo rulers to swumn radi
cal measures.
From Baker Oity.
IIakkii City, Aug. 27. Nows is
melvedoftbo drowning lu Bnnke
river at tho Union Paclllo crossing,
f John E, Porter, of tlio Paclllo
hotel. Body not recovered,
A barn belonging to 8. L. Jitter
and J. L. ilnlsloy was consumed by
Are last eight, burning thrco horses.
Loss $1000. No Insurance. Origin
'unknown.
A Mob Lynched Him.
Nasiivixlk, Tumi. Aug. 27, At
Alamo, Teun,, this morning, a negro
was taken trout the jail by a mob
and lyuched. He was said to have
ben guilty of attempted rnpo.
PAPER BURNED OUT.
Workod off tlio Edition, While
Uttlldinj; Was in Flames.
AUO08TA, Ga., Aug. 27,-A do
atrootlve.fiie whluh broke out here
ariy thW morning totally destroyed
Mt Augusta Ctiroutnlo otllceuud live
bMliMMM houw. Total loss, ftOO,
fJO insurance about -'100,003. Kit
tir morning edition of the Cumul
ate ww worked oil while tho build
tug was in Hamw. Files of papers
flHU 1800 to date and books were
Yd,
IkFutrlty Stakes.
BtMMMltMd Bay, Aug. 27. Futur-
UyataMW) w won toilay by Morullo,
ady Vhw, seeona; ueiiauuna,
third. 'HhwIiISJ,
Tire at) Butte Oity,
Jtovrtc Cm', Cl Aug. !W.-Fire
I night dwtroyvd tbe waruouso
iK to the www or Jo.
, soutHluIng eXKX) sacks of
, JaottU' More building, P(ok
aWw, .MllUiwiy h'v, a-v
i,Mtl ltHar attop wttrv diimy-
hmu lwm M,wo awl fiW,000.
mtm Mm mmumtws.
IOWAKAOSS.
Martha Wilkes and Jay Eye See
Make Good Records
INDBI'BNDBSCK, Iowa, Aug. 27.
A free-for-all trot was the event of
tlio day yesterday Martha Wilkes
was conceded the winner, and bar
red from pools. The race record was
smashed in two consecutive heat?,
Double tbeu driving her out tho
third heat in 2:0. Martha Wilkes
three straights, Alvln second, Vice
H third) best tlmo 2:12, 2:10, 2:00.
Half mile pace, free-for-all, Mas
cott, Manager, Itoy Wilkes, Hal;
best time 1:.
Jay Eye bee (trotting record 2:10)
went against the pacing mark of
2;03, aud made a good mile with
outa skip or break; time 31:, 1:0:1,
1:341, 2:00t-
Opura House Burns.
New Yoiiic.Aug.ii7. The Metro-
polltnu opera house was destroyed
by flro this morning. Scene palut r
badly hurt. Loss about half million.
PRESIDENT HARRISON.
Makes a Visit to the City of Ma
lono, N. Y.
Malonk, N. Y., Aug. 27.-TI-.
village was astir early yesterday.uud
Damoomts vied with Republicans h
preparing a suitable reception for tl
hief magistrate. Tho village wi-
Handsomely decorated, and peoph
warmed In all directions. At 12:80
tbe presidential train arrived. The
president was conducted to the
Howard house, where a lunoheou
was served, followed by an interval
of rest. President Harrison was es
corted to tlio park, where tho exer
cises were held. Chalrimu Kllbur i
followed with an address of we'
oome, to whleii tho president re
sponded with a half hour's speech
Che president said, in part: "We an
here today ns citizens, nqt partisans,
to give expression to those common
Interests which fortunately for us as
i nation obliterate all party division
jud make us one people Iu its de
fense. Wo are a favored nation iu
the great Isolation we enjoy. Bui It
must not boHUpposed that tblsw
paratlou from close contact with the
great powers that forever sttnd on
on the threatening edge of war has
left as without duties and respon
sibilities. I fancy wo are entering
now upon a career when our exter
nal inlltienco in commerce is to bo
larger than over before. I take great
delight iu contemplating the foot
ihat before another year one of the
swiftest and best of ull great lines of
itoam-ihlps going out of New York
will carry the American Hag." In
conclusion he said; "Now,comrudes
of the G. A. B., I glvo you a com
r.tdo's greeting today. God bless
you, every one;God forbid tlio heart
lesbuess of that American who can
begrudgo to any of you the just dues
for your hard servlco." (Great ap
pluusc.) At the conclusion of the
president's speeoh the people formed
in lino, and for nearly tin hour pas-i-ed
before tho president, who, to each,
extended a hearty grasp of the hand.
Mr. Harrison then boarded the train
for Loou Lake.
BEN WOODS', FIREMAN.
Ho FindB Roliof After Much Suf
fering.
Pohtland, Or., August 30.
Five years ago a flro broke nut in
a building then on tho site now oc
cupied by tlio Washington block,
on tho southeast comer of Fourth
and Washington streets. Bon
Wood", of tho hook and ladder coin-
puny, ono of the most faithful men
in the ilro department, and who was
always In front hi dangerous pluoes,
lauded a ladder against the chim
ney of tho building, when a loose
brick struck him on tlio head. It
indented tho skull an Inoh or more.
From that lime up to within about
two weeks ago, he su tiered muoh
from tho accident, mid was greatly
troubled with itiHomulu. Itoeeutly
physlclaus told him that if lie did
not submit to a trophtulug operation
he would become insane.
Mr. Wood uudorwuut tho opera
tion ut Bt. Vincent hospital, and
two days ugo he wus well enough
to go to Ins home at No. J 03 Fourth
street. Ho Is now out, and feels
like a new man, at which his friends
rejoice.
WASHINGTON PROHIS.
They Nomlnato a State Ticket and
Adopt a Platform,
Tauoma, Aug. 27,. -Tho state eon.
volition of prohibitionists yesterday
ohojie tho followluir candidates: For
electors, II. M. Bolt, ypokanej A.
. Blgvlow, Thurston county; A,
Miickcady, IMereo ceunty: J. W.
I'nter, Columbia county. Congress
man, N K. Dickinson, Walla Walla,
and Professor 15. P. Newberry, Is-
laud county. Governor, Judge
ltger, S. Greeu, King county,
lieutenant governor, ltev. I). G.
Strong, Wnlln Walla; secretary of
utute, James W. O'Dell, Bpokauo;
attorney general, Edward Smith,
King county. The convention
adopted resolutions favoring the
prohibition of alcoholic liquor; uo
dUtiuotlon of sex in elective fran
chise; that a tantt should be levied
as a defense agalust forvlgu govern
ments which levy upon or bar out
our products, revenue being inci
dental; demands Increase In the cir
culating medium; restrictions on
forwlsjn Immigration; election ol
president, vlee-preahU-ut, and Unit
ed tjtatca senators by vote of the
tHKiiile: abolition of the poll Ux, aud
aupllm of a system of approved
untitle roads; miking a law to eu
foree the sabbath. They favor the
aab'.Ubment of state eourU e-f
LETTER FROM CLEVELAND.
Refuting Some Charges Against
Himself by Opponents.
Chattanooga, Aug. 27. As an
outcome of the political discussion
between Democrais and Republicans
in tills city, the letter having assert
ed that "during Cleveland's admin
istration, he (Cleveland) 'permitted
Laud Commissioner Sparks to turn
out twenty thousand families from
homis in Minnesota and other
uori h western states," Mr. Cleveland
bus addressed the following letter to
Mr. Shelly, Democratic disputant iu
thecuse: "(Personal) Gray Gables,
Buzzards Bay. Mass., Aug. 20, '02
M. Shelley, Esq., Chattanooga,
tVnn. My Dear Sir: Your letter
f the 12ih lust, to hand. In reply
1 nuve lo s ly that I have not the
least Idea iv hat your worthy frieuu
meant, when be declared that I had
been the medium through which
twenty thousand families were
made homeless uud hud lost Ibeh
all Hunting for their rights. I am
perfectly well aware that I have
Oeeu tho means of saving some
homes to uiy countrymen, and have
tried ever to make the burden of
heir lives easier. I urn umuzed ut
eceivlng from the Southern country
letters con;uiuiug charges like thul
which you bring to my attention.
I urn surprised, first, ut the iuge
lulty neotssury for their concoction
without the least sembunce of foun
dation. I am the more amazed that
with my record before the people of
'his country thut such baseless lies
should be deamed sufficient argu
ments to prejudice me uud tbe cuuee
.sIjIcIj I f' r tlie time being represent,
In the minds of the Southern peo
ple. Guoveii Clevkland."
Stuck in the Sand.
San Fisanoisco, Aug. 27. Th'
iteamer Noyo arrived from Fort
Bragg uinl reports that tho big tim
ber raft which was to have been
launched tit Fort Bragg Wednesday
and towed to this city by the Nojo
Is fust in the sand at the point of
launching. Arrangements were
completed for the launching on
Weducsd y, and at high water tin
raft was suit ted on the cradle. Tin
inollut w ' a little ton steep, and m
soou as til.' pile of Inuibor got start
ed it gained considerable headway,
aud when about fifty feet of It struck
the water the bow end suddenly took
a dowu shoot and imbedded itself
some depth iu the sand A portion
of the cradle on which the rafi rested
is also underneath. The raft is 305
feet long, aiidcontainsover 1,000,000
feet of lumber. It is valued at be
tween $7r,009 aud $100,030.
Tho jPixley Train Robber.
San Fuancibco, Aug. 27. John
Oriillth, u sailor arrested iu Berke
ley lust night, suys he wus one of
the four men who robbed a South
ern Pacific train near Pixley, Tulure
county, In February, three yeurs
ugo, Gri tilth Bays the others con
cerned In the robbery were two whii
men i)uuid Barker uud Jt'imsberg
and un uilluu. liamsberg com
mitted Milcldc seveu months after
the miliary, aud Barker Is still
living In the hills in Fresno county.
The Indian's whereabouts are not
known. After the robbery Griffith
suys tie went to Honolulu us a sail
or on winding bark Northern Light
und eauio back on the same vessel a
few ditye ago. Ho says thut he has
been couscleiice-strlcken for the
(met tli i eo years aud Is ready to
stand trial lor tlio robbery. Giif
llth Is about 25 years of age aud Ills
father Is a well-known real estate
dealer m Fresno. The authorities
will Investigate his story.
Tho Borden Murder Oaso.
Fall ill visit, Mass., Aug. 27.
The Borden murder hearing was re
sumed la tho district court. Lizzie
Borden, the prisoner, walked firmly
uud took her usual seat. Dr. Dolan
resumed his testimony. He de
scribed tho wounds und how he
supposed they were inlhoted. Wit
ness said the Indies hud been in
terred, aud skulls removed from
tlio bodies by instruction of tlio
utioruoy-geiiorul. Tlio skulls were
photographed uud were now lu
wluiraa' possession. Ill the doctor's
opinion Mrs. Bordeu was dead two
hours before her husband. Treasurer
Hart, of tlie Union savings batik,
testllled he had seen Mr. Borden lu
tlio bank tiie morulug of the mur
ders, und that he complained of
feeling unwell.
Illinois Democrats.
Bmiomukiton, 111., Aug. Demo
cratic campalgu 0vued today by a
big demiinstiutloii in this city.
There were thousands of Domoeruts
In atteudaneo and Hon. James J.
liwlng, Stevenson's law partner pre
sided, Senator John M. Palmer
wus tlie llrst speaker, A. 15, Sloven
son. Democratic coudlduto lor vice
piesitleut followed in a speech dt
voUd to turlft.
Death of a Wanderer.
Nt:v Yohk, Aug. 27. -Baron
Roger do Selllero died horo Thurs
day, The baron wus born In France
half a century ugo, aud in early life
an attack of scarlet fever robbed him
of his seiiaee of hearing aud sieech.
His pareuts lavished love aud wealth
upon the boy, but nothing could di
vert his sensitive uaturu fiotn his
jflllctlou. Wheu his uged parents
passed away he became a wander
er upon the face of tl eeirth. He wus
handsome, brilliant aud rich, hav
lug 100,000 francs a year, out Roger
le Selllero oould not forget his af
diction, Foi yeurs he wandered
throii-jli all lauds, stopplug only
mug enough to recuperate for an
other voyage. Many persons here
kaew thU strange oharaetcr. He
wm freqiMBt visiter to lvt oity,
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METHODIST OONFERENOE.
The Second Djy's Porcoo dings
Programme. Portland, Aug. 27. A larger
attendance wus noticeable at the
Methodist oonferul.ee iu session at
the Centenary cburcli yesterday
morning, and every one seemed to
manifest great interest in the exer
cises. After devotional services, which
were conducted by the Rev. J. W.
Miller, the conference reopened Its
cession for business.
Tlie first thing in order was the
udop'lon of resolutions of sympathy
with BMiop and Mrs. Thoburn,
uud the secretary was instructed to
trunnuita copy of the resolutions
to the Interested iersons.
Bishop Wnlden, oil motion of
Rev. W. S. Hurrlngton,was request
ed to address the cluss for reception
Into the conference at 10 o'clock
this morning.
On motion of Rev. W. S. Harring
ton ,the committee on the Portland
hospital was upneiutvd: Revs. C. A.
LiwIh, Alfred Kummer, J. W. Den
nlson.T. P. Bojd.
BihIioj) 'Walden then followed
with uu instructive address on tbe
value of prayer-meetings.
Tlio subjoined committee of the
D.'uconeM)' home wus appeinted:
Revs. W. J. Gardner, G. W. Gue,
J. H. Deuuisnu, C. R. Kelicrmau
Rev. S. P. Wilson, of the Salem
district, rend au Interesting and en
couraging report of the rk in bis
oisirict uuring me pusi year.
Rev. E. L. Thompson was elected
conference postmaster.
Revs. W. S. Harrington and H.
Doane were added to the boa id of
stewards.
A draft on the book concern in
tlie sum of $781 was ordered it.8uei!
lor the suppoit ofsuperunualed aud
wnru-oiil pieachers,aud one for $25
wus issued for the sumo purpose on
tlie chartered fund.
Most of tiie yesterday's sessior
wus occupied in receiving report
fro m various ministers us to t!
work of their respective churcher
during the past year. These report
almost universally showed well, it
respect of tlio building of nev
churches, large accessions to tin
membership, new und eilectlvi
points iu preaching, uud a good in
crease in charitable collections.
During the session tlio appended
preamble and resolutions setting
forth Dr. Alfred Rummer's worth
were read uud adepted:
Wheieus,Rev. Alfred Rummer,D.
D., Iiuh Just closed u highly success
ful pustoruteof five yeurs in the
First chuich of Portluud; uud
Whereus. It is understood thut hi
is to be transferred from our confer
ence ut the close of the present ses ses
seon: therefore, belt
Resolved. That we recognize ii.
D . Rummer a brother beloved in
tlie Go-pel of Christ.
Resolved, Thut we recognize in
hi in u minister of vurled attain
inents, of ability und fidelity, nod
that we part with him with sincere
i egret.
R-iolved, That we commend him
to thc-ctjufidenco aud fellowship of
the c nferenco to which he goes.
it- solved,That we shall follow him
to tils uew lleiu Willi prayertiil in
tt rest, uud piediet for liim, by the
good hand of his God, u useful and
prosperous future. CO SrRATTON,
G W. GUI).
Dr. Rummer thunked the confer
ence iu ills customary folilitous aud
eloqui-ut stylo for the good wishes
expressed.
Yesteiday afternoon mutters per
taining to tlie Women's foreign and
home missionary societies were ta
ken up; and lust eyening,ut 8 o'clock
the subject of church extrusion wus
discussed.
TO DAY'S VltOQItAMMB.
8:0 A. M. Conference sission.
2 P. M. Anniversary of Suuday-
school union and tract sociotles.
Addresses by C. A. Lewis and G.
Sykes.
7:45 p.ni.-Edueutionul anniversary.
Addresses by William S. Harring
ton und C. R Rellormau.
PltoailAMMK KOH SUNDAY.
0 A. M. Cmferonco love fent(
led by T L Jones.
10:30 A. M. Preaching by Bishop
Walden, followed by the ordlnutlon
of deacons.
2:30 P. M. Young people's and
children's meetlnj;. Addresses by
8. P. Wilson, J. R. Cooley, followed
by ordination of elders.
7:30 P. M -Anniversary of I rt
laud hospital. Addresses y A.
Runim-r uud J. N. Doulsou.
Agreement is Reached.
Unio.ntown, Pa., Aug. 27. The
Columbia Steel Company uud Its
employes, who ore ,nu'inbors of the
Amalgamated Association, nnched
an ugreement as to wages iust night.
The scule has been s'gned, Tho
mill will resume at ouce. Six hun
dred men ure affected by the settle
ment. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
W. P. Cowliam, proprietor of a
largo implement warehouse In Jack
sou, Mich., failed Thursday for
$:oo,ooo.
The attain of the order of the
Iron Hull, In Philadelphia, were
brought to a crisis by the lllltiu of a
bill in equity against tlie otlltvrs of
the supreme sitting of the Iron Hall
The Democratic state convention
of Idaho yesterday nominated John
M. Burke, of Shoshone oouuty, for
governor, and J. W. Jones, of Blug
ham county, for lleutenunt-gover-uor.
The agents of the anthracite coal
coiupaules lu New York have ad
vanced egg coal 20 cents, broken
coal 10 cents, aud chesuut aud stove
c-l aseeuta per tou, to take efleot
September 1st,
.isi
"Thick and Glossy."
TIIE PRODUCTION of au abundant
growth of hair, cf a silk-like texture
and of the original color, often results
from tlio use, by those who have become
bald or gray, of Aycr's iiulr Vigor :
"I was rapidly becoming gray and
bild; but after using two or three
bottles of Aycr's Hair Vigor my lialr
crow thick and glossy and tho origi
nal color was restored." M. Alurlcli,
Canaan Centre, N. II.
" A trial of Aycr's Ilnir Vigor has con
vinccd me of Its merits, lis use has
not only caused tlio hair of my wlfo and
daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but
It has given my rather stunted mus
tache a respectable Icncth and appear
ince." It. Brftton, Oakland, Ohio.
"I have used Aycr's Hair Vigor for
tho past four or five years and find it ft
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
It Is all that I could desire, being harm
less, causing tho hair to retain Its
natural color, and requiring but a small
quantity to render the hair easy to ar
range."' Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 0 Charles
St., Haverhill, Mass.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
mEPJUtED BT
Dr. J. C Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by DruggUU and rerlumer.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Revolt in Venezuela.
TiriNinAD, W. I., Aug. 27.
Startling news comes here from
Venezuela, which puts a new plnase
on the revolution in that country.
Urdanetji, so it Is said, has declared
himself dlctutor of the Republic and
formed a cabinet with Casanas as
minister of the interior. Congress
was dissolved and several senator
arrested. Crespo is massing all his
forces about Victoria lu preparation
for a general and decisive engage
ment. The banks of Caracas ure all
closed, and the inhabitants of the
city are in a state of excitement.
Afghanistan Complication.
London, Aupr. 27. There is a
growing apprehension that the Af
ghanistan complication may prove
serious for Great Britluu. The ap
peal of the umetr for aid against the
Russians renders action necessary
on the part of the imperial govern
ment. Tlie Times recalls the fact
that uu agreement to support the
presont ameer and to protect him
against foreign invasion was made
when Gladstone was premier. The
Globe (conservative) expresses the
opinion that It is hopeless to expect
that the government will strongly
remonstrate with Russia. All re
ports show that Russia is encroach
ing upon well-Known Afgaoistan
territory and killing those who re
sist the invasion.
Depreciation of Silver.
Calcutta, Aug. 27. The Ind
llan currency association, at a pub
lic meeting received a report statlug
Miat the branches of tho association
were circulating petitions calling
unon tlie government to uct in the
matter of tho depreciation of silver
To these petltious it was said 11,000
names had been signed already.
The president proposed and the
maharajab of Bettiah seconded a
resolution requesting the govern
ment to do its utmost to arrest the
depreciation of silver. Tho resolu
tion was carried without opposition.
Trouble between Miners.
Paius, Aug. 27 A dispatch from
Licvlu, a mining town near Calais,
states there bus been serious trouble
between the Freuch aud Belgian
minors thero. Tho Frenchmen in a
body attacked the dwellings occu
pied by tlie Bolgmns and smashed
the windows, and when the officers
attempted to quell the disturbance
the rioters showed sucli an ugly dis
position that tho troops had to be
inyoked. The Ilelgiun miners have
been advised to leave France to
avoid further trouble.
Conferring the Pallium.
EoiNnoita, Aug. 27. Tlie cer
emouy of enthroning aud conferring
the pallium upon the most Rev.
Angus MnoDouuld, Catholic arch
bishop of St. Andrews uud Editi
on rg, took place Thursday in the
Roman Catholic cathedral here. It
wus tlie first ceremony of the kind
In Scotland since the duys of Car
dinal Beaton, who became arch
bishop of St. Andrews lu 1528, and
who was assassinated in his own
castlo on May 0 1540.
SCROFULA
i t!:-.t Impurity l t. o blewl wliidi i
! is uustsliily lumps in meltings out .
mis of (holieokjcausespnliifulrutii.il .,
ores on tlio i.rms, lepi, or fo:t; tleeUi ea
ikers in the ej es, ears, or luue, often caii-
S blindness or deafness; Is tho oilstn o'
I nples, cancerous troths, or the nuu.y
ilior niantfejtallons usually ascrlLvd t
'i.iinuwsj'i and fastening upon the lua-.
uises consumption, and Oath. Hew
he luost nnrieut, It Is tlio most general t
tl diseases or affections, foi ery few
ersous are entirely free from It.
How Can
It Bo
CURED
By taking ITood's Sarsaiwrllla, which, by
iia r.murkablo euies It has accomplished.
.in.... nlin iitlirr mpillrlnp hfiVA failed.
lus proen Itselt to tie i( potent and pecul
,r mcilicliia for this disease. Soma ol
I'.ese cures are really wonderful. If you
tuner from scrotals or Impure blood, ba
sure to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Ktcry spring uy wife and children nave
neeu troubled with scrofula, sores breuk,
nig out ou ttiem In various places. My
i itle boy, three ymw old, has beeu a
terrible tutterer. bast spring ho was one
mass ct sores trow head to tect. 1 was
a Jt Ued to use Hood's SargaparllM, and e
tu e ull taken It, The rosult W that all ha t
been cured of the scrofula, my little buy
'elug entirety free from sores, and all four
f my children look bright aud heattny."
W. W. Athehtow, rawalo City, N. J.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
SotitbytkuwU. $lUfc. ITrrdbj
3. L HOOD A CCs ApoUiteW, LowsU, M
?00 Dom Ont PHr
PACIFIC LAN
FOR TOWN
$2.00
I'cr dozen forthe finest finished
l'UOTOGBAMIH lntheclty.
MONTEE BROS.,
169 Commercial Street,
F.B.
loo tractor and
Builder.'
Sulem, - - Oregon.
T. J. KRESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 20th and Cuemeketu Street.
BiCYCLES.
Kull ball bearing Bafi-ty Bi
cycle. The lowest prlrtd wheel
liithemirfeet. The best In tbe
world for tne price. C. U. Uro wu
Agei.t,?13 Louimer clal St.
city. 2d
II- i JJ tlBMlWJilUM I1KIII1W JlUUgl
Notica of Assessment.
TOTICE 13 HEnEDr GIVEN that by order
i of tbs commoucouncll of the city of Sslem.
made on tlie 6th dy of July. 1892. au bsrcss.
ment ws duly levied upon nil property abut.
tlK on Cheuisketa street, from Water Rtrcct to
litb street, bald asseasmeut Is hereby made
for thu Improvement of eatd street. Bald as.
cessment shall be due aud payable to tho re
corder of tho city of Salem ten days from tlie
di.te of this notice. A list of property abutting
on said street aud the owner thereof and tlie
amount assessed to such property is hereby bet
out and made a part of this notice. Notice Is
further tjlven tbnt unless said amounts so as.
sissed are paid within ten dajs from tbe explr.
ation of this notice, that I mall proceed to
Killed the same by law:
V. lireymau and E. Ureyman; lot 1 in block
62 of the city of Salem, Orison, fill 03.
II. V. Cox; lot 4 in block CI of tbe city of
dalem, Oregou, J115.25.
J. U. Stninpj lot 8 In block 49 of the city of
Halem, Oregou, UU 03.
J E. Starkey; lot 5 in block 60 of the city of
Salem, Oregon, $141.03.
fatate Insurance Company- beginning at tho
southeast corner of block 60 In the city of
Salem, Oregon, a shown and designated on tho
duly recorded maps and plats of said city and
running tbence westerly along the south II uo
of said block 83 feet; thence northerly on a line
parallel with the west line of Commercial
street in said city, 4G feet; thence easterly on a
line parallel with the south line of Bald block,
S3 feet to the west line of said Commercial
street and thence southerly along said west lino
of Commercial street, 4G feet to tbe place ol
beginning, being 46 feet by 80 feet of lot
number 4 in said block number 60. Also lie.
gluulug at a point which is 46 feet north of tho
southeast corner of block number 60 in the city
of Salem, as shown and designated on the duly
recorded maps aud plats of said city; thcuco
uortberly along tbe west line of Commercial
street of said city S3 feet; thence westerly on n
line parallel with the north line of Chemeketa
street of said city 163 feet, more or less, to the
alley lu said block, thence southerly along said
alley on a Hue parallel with the west Hue of J
said commercial street to tne norm nueoi saia
Chemeketu street, a distance of 71 feet, more or
less; theuce easteily along the south lino of
said block uuinbtr 60, 80 feet, more or less, to
the southwest corner of the property heretofore
corn eyed by this bank to the State Insurance
Company of Salem; thence northerly on a line
parallel with tbe west line of said Commercial
street, 46 feet to the northwest corner of said
property conveyed to said State Insurance
Cempany: thence easterly along tbe north line
of said property couvejed to the btate Insur
ance! Company as aforesaid, 83 feet to tho place
of be&iuuiiig. situated lu the city of Salem.
county of Marion, state of Oregon, $141 03
rirst National Mans: or saiein, Oregon; com
mencing at the nontit-abt coruer of bluck li) iu
tbe city of Salem, Oregou; thence south along
Conimeicial street, 43 tect; thenee west parallel
with Cheineketa street, W fret; tbet.ee north
parallel with Commercial street, 46 feet; thence
east along tbe north boundary line of lot num
bered 49, 06 leet to tho placo of beginning, con
taining 2923 square feet of ground, excluding
streets and sidewalks; also commencing at a
point wblch is 03 feet west of the northeast
corner of block number 49 in tbe aforesaid eity
of Sa.em; thence south parallel with Commer
cial stieet 4 feet; thence west parallel with
Cheineketa street 05 feet; theuce north parallel
with Commercial street 45 feet; thence cast CS
feet facing and along Cheineketa street to the
northwest corner qf the bank building now
erected ou said block, being the place contain
ing 2700 square feet of ground, mere or less,
excluding streets aud sidewalks, but excepting
therefrom the property conveyed by the late
William Stewart to Mrs. A. A. Wheeler by Mar
rauty deed dated April 27, i8j)7, and recorded iu
the record of deed of Manou county, Oregon,
July ll,ltd7,book 31 of deeds page Hi, together
with the tenements, hereditaments and a pur.
tenanees thereunto belonging, 109 03.
A. A.Wheeler; beginning at the northwest
corner of lot 1 iu block 49 In Salem. Oregon;
thence southerly along the alley 01 7.1.1 teM;
thence easterly parallel with Cheineketa street,
163 feet; thence northerly along east line of
block 22 7-U feet; theuce westerly 123 feet;
thence northerly 45 feet touorth line of siicl
block; thence westerly 40 feet to place of be
ginning, J3.
II. 1'. Boise, Sr. and It. P Boise, Jr ; lot 8 iu
block 31 of the eity of Salem, Oregou, $141 03
N. Bier; lot 1 in block 31 of the city of Salem.
Oregon, $144.05. '
A. N. Gilbert; tho north half of lot 1 In block
ii In the city of balem, Oregou, $111 05
J.Q.Wilson; lot 5 In block 23 of the city of
Salem, Oregon, $111.05.
M. A. Thompson; all that part of lot 8 lu
block 22 described as follows, to-wit; llegiu
uiug at the northwest coruer of lot b lu block
22 lu Salem, Oregou; theuce easterly ou south
line of Chemeketa street 1U9 feet; thence south,
erly at light angles Hi 10-12 feet to the south
lino of said lot 8; thence westerly on said south
line of said lot 109 feet to the east line of Lib
erty street; theuce uortherly on said east lint
of Liberty street 82 10-12 teet to beginning,
$95,13.
Margaret Morley; all that part of lot 8 lu
block 22 described as follows, to-w It: Begin,
nlng at a point 109 feet east of the nurthwut
coruer of block 2J In Salem, Oregon, aud ruu.
ning theuce south 8JJ feet; thence west 66 fiet;
tLeuce north kiii teet; tbence west en the
north Hue of laid block 22, 30 feet to place of
beginning. $18.90.
Naiwleou Davis; lot 1 Iu block 22 of the cltv
of balem, Oiegou, $111.05.
J. O. Thompson; lot 4 In block 23 In Silem
Oregou, $144.03.
1. W, Dlckerson; lot 8 In block 4 In the city
of Salem, Oregon, $141.03. '
Amelia O. Ulley; lot 8 lu block 8 of the cltv
of Salem. Oregon. $111.03.
J. B. btuiup; the west half of lot 5 lu block
C9 In the city of hsleui, Oregou. $7j.0..
First Uultariao Society uf tkleui, Or.gou
the vast half of lot 5 In block C9 lu the ells of
balem, Oregou; tU 03. '
O. Snowden; lot 1 in block 70 In the city of
Balem. Oregon. $111 OS. ' '
j XI. . Itork; all that part of lot 10 described
' as follows, to-w It lleuluninu at the i.,,nh-...i
corner of lot 10 lu block 74 In si.n, n.......
theuce ea.terly aloug north line of said lot. P'O
;. .... """J 1'tniiei who me west
side of said lot Co fttt to south line of said lot
thence westetly along said ,outh line 120 feet
w iu. v.-.. uua ui siu uiuca, iueuce nortntriy
66 feet to place of bgluulng, $101 W.
I George Phillips; all that part of lot loin
block 74. described as follows, to-rlt- Begin,
nlng at the northwest corner of lot lu la block
Tt In Salem. Oregon; thence westerly aloug the
outUllueof Cheuirktta street 62 feel; theuce
southerly at right angles with said south Hue
of Chemeketa street to th south line of let 9
of aald block 74 1 thence easterly parallel with
, said south line of Chemeketa street 62 feet to
the southwest coruer of lot number 3 tu said
blockTli theuce nortbetly aloug rt Itneof
lotl n4 1 In Mid block 71 to Ugiunln,.
I r. M. Winchttt and the Arch-Blskon cf id.
Catholic Churcht lot 6 In block 78 luthScitro!
Balerp. Oregou, $188.90. warily w
, V II. Ulauchttt aud the Arch-BUfcort of il,.
Calholla Church lot lu MoTk T ta ff. elti of
Balem. Oregon. $111 04. w.uiuociiyof
K. C, Murphy j all that pari of lo tn block
T4 described as follow, o.wl,j Beginning at
the northwest tvruerof lot 1 in block 74 Ml
rounlng tbence easterly i0Ug the uorth lin. nt
aid lot W S-13 feet, th'enc. 1 LiitbtHy i"Tll
lth west line of said lot to tbe ioim1 H?e ,
said lot; thnc westerly aloog aoutk uS2 li
said lot to Ih. wutheasi JtuEJS, V"nS.
nwtUrlyalotig th. west 1B. of .aid lot J, ifcl
pUc of befftnnieg, 173.70. ,M
,.Ti HoiV5a,,, l1. ,b,t rrt o 1 In block
Tl. dMlUd u follows, to-wlt; BtftSlBi Tat
tb northeast oonsr of a lot aSli,
UW. Vttl7 UNI tfcf ,, jiBy $
D AND ORCHARD CO.
LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS
A, H, FORSTNER & CO,
Machine Shop, Cues,
Sporting Goods, Etc.,
803 Commercial Street.
U, U, UZUUlIMMl
I ii ii
Scientific .Horseshoeing.
orrnsiTH kounhhy
On Stat Street.
RADABAUGII EPLEY.
Livery Feed and
Boarding Stable,
THE
Salem llucknum is
II, V(HiU).
Ik-Bt Line in tbe City.
Court Stroot.
U Statu Htrctt.
STEEVES IHIOS.,
CaUforiitaJinL'cvy.
THB BEST.
101 Court Street.
J.E. JIUHPHY.
rile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
NOKTH BAlifcM.
HOEYE & MILLS.
PORCELAIN BATHS
AND
SHAVING PAIILOIIS,
n.i-it..Aninin iinth Tiilw In the
iHJES. Ii. C KOKCO.
Baths for Ladies,
HAIB DllESSINO VAItLOKS,
124 Court Street.
Cora. M., Sal' n, Or.
S3 feet and 9 inches; thenco southerly parallel
lh west line of said lot to the south luoof
uld lot; thence easterly along the south lino
of said lot to the southeast corner thereof;
theuce northerly to the place of beginning,
J73.1G.
Z. F. Moody; lot 10 in block 83 of the city of
Salem, Oregon, $111.05.
Mary Johnson; lot 0 In block 82 of Salem,
Oregm, $141.03.
J. Batchelor; lot C in block 83 lu Salem,
Oregon, JU1.U5.
N. A. Oooelell! lot C in block 80 in the city of
Salem, Oregon, $111.03.
L'uoenia Ollliugbam; all that part of lot 10 in
block 85, described as follows, to-wit: llcgln
nlug at a point on the north liuoof said lot 27
leet westerly trom the northeast corner thereof
and running thence southerly parallel with the
east lino of said lot to the soum lino 01 Baiu
let; theuce westerly along tho south lino of
said lot to the southwest corner thereof; thenco
northerly to the northeast corner thereof;
thcuco easterly to tlie piace 01 ucb.uu.ub,
$120 50.
A. Bush; all. that port nf lot 10 In block 83
described as follows, to.wit; Bcglunlng at the
northeast corner of sold lot and running the nee
westerly aloug tho ui rth line thereot 27 feet;
theuce southerly parallel with the east Hue
thereof to the Bouth lino of said lot; thenco
easterly to tho southeast corner of said lot;
tbence northerly to the placo of beginning;
and also lot 1 in block 85 of tho city of Silem,
$167 .(.5.
T. McF.Pattou aud Eliza Cook; lot 1 In block
83 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $111.05.
A. Parvln; lot 1 lu Cartw right's addition on
the north side of Chemeketa street, $119.60.
Jane A. Dutnford; lot 14 of Cartwrlght's ad
dition on tho north side of Chemeketa street,
$37.o5.
Issabella Martin; lot 0 in block 86 in Salem,
Oregou. $114.03.
A. Blosser; lot 13 of Cartwrlght's addition on
tho north side of Chemeketa street, $37.03.
W. N. Ladue; lots 1, & and 6 in Cartwrlght's
addition on tbe south side of Chemeketa street,
$2i4 87.
II. W. Starr; lot 7 In Cartwrlght's addition on
the south side of Chemeketa street, $37.05.
1'. Pugh; lot Bin Cartwrlght's addition on the
south side of Chemeketa street, $37.65.
M. Rhodes; lot 9 In Cartwrlght's addition on
tha south side of Chemeketa stioet, $37x5.
M.E. Costello; lots 10, 11 and 12 in Cart
wrlght's addition on tho uorth side of Cheme
keta street, $172.85.
C. T. and T. J. Gard; the southwest quarter
of block (in Roberts' addition to tho city of
Salem, $138.80.
A. M. Palmer; the west half of tho southeast
qn titer of block b in ltoberls' addition to the
cily of Salem, $69.85.
J.B.Cross; the east half of the southeast
qu irter of block 6 In Roberts' addition to the
eity of balem, Oregon, tJ.B5.
.dary Cauneld and Thomas Cnnfield; the
noitheast quarter of block 3 in Roberts' addi
tli.ii to Salem, Oregou $138 80.
Hannah Joseph; all that part of block 3 of
Rc'jcrts' addition to Salem, Oregou, described
as ollows, te.wit: Beginning at tho northwest
coi uer ot block 3 lu Roberts' addition to balem,
Oicgon; theuce south aloug the west line
th. reof 157 feet; thenco east parallel to tho
south Hue of Chemeketa street 79k leet;
thence north parallel to the east line of
Twelfth street 157 feet; thence east aloug the
south line of Chemeketa street 79H feet to the
phce nf beginning, $69.40.
E. Shepard; the east half of tho northwest
quarter of block 3 In Roberts' addition to
balem, Oregon, $09 40.
O. A. Gu; all that part of block 6 of Rob.
ert addition, descrlbid as follows, to-wit:
otKiumug at me souinwest corner ol said
bio k and running thenco easterly along the
south line thereof CO feet; theuce northerly
pniiillcl with the west lino of said block 165
feet; theuce wtbterly parallel with tho south
due of said block CU leet to thewebt lineof said
olock; thence southerly along the west lineof
aH block 163 feet to place of bogiuning,
J O, Smith; all that rart of block 8 de
scribed as lollews: Beginning at a point on
tiie south line of said block 1U0 feet east of
al.. block 130 feet east of tho southwest coruer
ihe-eof and ruuuing theuce northerly parallel
witri tho west Hue of said block, 105 teet;
ibi lite westerly parallel with the south Hue of
ai 1 block, 70 feet; thence southerly parallel
wii u the west side of said block 163 feet to the
-iim'b line of said block, thenco easteily along
thi south line of said block 70 feet to tho place
of beginning, $61.15. l
1 .A. Mellon. A. M. Mellon and O. A. Mellon
all that part of block 1 In Roberts' addition to'
tho city of Salem. Oregon, described as follews:
Beginning at the uorthwest coruer of said
block and running theuce easterly along the
-or Ih Hue thereof, 93 feet and 7 inches; thence
southerly parallel with the west lino of said
block, 103 feet; thence westerly parallel with
the- north line of said block; thence uorthcrlv
along the west Hue of said block to place or
oegluniug, $83.40. l
baM.b Uumidon; all that part of block 4 of
Roberts' addition to the city of Salcm.de
?hr.lbr1,.,fS1,0W'.i B-elunliiB at a p'lut on
he north Hue of said block, 93 feet and 17
uches easterly from the northwest corner
at reof and running thence easterly along the
north line ot said biock. 03 feet and 0 Indies;
! ??, T?';1 V"Mel wt,u the west Hue of
aald b ock, 105 feet; thence westerly parallel
wlththeuorth linnf ..1,1 s.i 1. .':. J
of"."",0"1"17 WB reet't0 th "
::, s !&7i.f!!5 ham "-rais
., ----- -- .v. ,uu u incuea westerly from
he southeast corner or said block aud I ruuni
theuce uortherly parallel with the ? h"9 of
"""f e 80vulll P'rallel w 1th the east line of
J,V"l?fk'lufethe south Una of sahl
sjld Mock, UH feet to ,h."placo, ginning!
Wi&i1 "J!1 JK f u'?'k 5 of Roberts'
1. T, . '"' "' oaiera, described as foi.
M.'wCK"inln8,,.-ae ""Ulheas corner of
'A"?SAn?.ron " uorther Ij.loni
......uuiiji saiu Olock, 8254 leet. ti,
m feej and , .ncheMom. 'pUceVl.numg,
h,l!,
s.?;m:$8.te.,ou,nblMk'o"c..yof
ttW.?8SS.',r?.,?Boi,0,ata CJ
Mlsslonaty Bishop ot tbe Proteslaut p. 1.
4te$L'$3!& 'o',t?-,be city
8arah E, Kord.lbomss J P.1M .
?feetSSr
Oregon. $115.28. v,,,u ,u9ey of Balem,
Baft-I: Se,gbou,.i,,l4tliula "" " U cf
Kidrtd. p. j rl?..n . ooui, u. a. a.
Oertrud. Grorrth. Lorth r.ifW.rtd. ""
.. , uu ,Ub day of Auat: ,a;
AND FARMS.
J. L. BEXNEIT k SOS.
CANDIES,
Fruit anil Cigars,
P. O. Bloolt.
K. T. ItI72llIfinuYS,
ClRars and Tobacco.
KIIiLIARI) PAUIiOR,
243 Com'l Street.
T, W. THORNBURGJ
The Upholsterer,
ItomodolH, re-oovpr aa rennir.
iipliolstercd lUrulture. J5?
cln8 work. Chemcfcela strL
Htnto Insurnnce block. wl
JOHN lit WIN,
Carpenter and Builder,
.Shop (0 Htnte street.
StoruFUtinjrs aSpecialtj
Notlco of Asoessment.
VTOTIcn 19 HEREBY OIVEX thathyorderof
i the common council of Iho city of Balem
mada on tho 6th day of July. 1892, an assess!
mentwas duly levied upeu all property abut,
ting ou Commercial street from tho south side
of Mill street totlio southern limits or tho city.
Said assessment is made for the improvement
of said street. Said assessment shall be due
aud payable to tho it-carrier of the city of
Salem, ten dajs from tho date of this notice
A list of proporly abutting on said stred and
tho owner thereof, and thu amount usscssed to
such proi erty Is hoi eby set out nnd made a
pirt of this notice. Notico is further glen
that unless said amountr. fo assessed are paid
within ten days ipui the expiration of tula
notlco, that I shall pioceed to collect tho same
by law:
J.J. Murphy nnd E. O. Murphy; thewesthalf
of block 38 uf the city ot Balem, Oregon; $381.
Tranklo P. Joucs; tho west half of bloek39of
the city of Salem, Oregeu; $381.
Harriet T. Clark; lots 4 r.nd S in block 4'l as
designated on tho recorded plat of tho city of
Salem, On gon, $93.25.
Aiuoi Strong; lot 4 In block 44 of tho city of
Salem, Oregon, $107,40.
N. J. McPbirsuu; all of the south fraction of
lot 3, block 41 in tbe city of Haletn. state of
Oregon, said fraction containing 32 feet mure
or less; to bo more explicit, tho property con
vtjeil is all of lot 3 iu blucie 44 excepting 42
feet on tho uorth side of fraction or stld lot
sold to, and now owucd by Mrs. John A. Johns
and bounded as follews: Beginning nt a point
.ou the east lli-onf lot 3 in block 44, of Salem,
Oregou, 42 feet southerly fiom the northeast
corner of said lot, and ruuuing thenco westerly
parallel with the south line of said lot 103 feet
more or lees to the west line of Baid lot; thence
southerly along tho ut lino of tuid lot to tLa
southwest comer thereof; thence easterly
along the south line of said lot; theuce north.
crly aloug tho oast lino of said lot to the place
of beginning, $3.1 65.
Julia A. Johns; the north fraction of lot
number 3, block 44, comprising 42 by 163 feet,
in the city of Salem, Morion county, Oregon, as
bhowu aul designated un tlio recorded plats cf
said city aud bouuded as lollews: Beginning
ut a point ou tho east lino of lot 3 in block 44 of
Salem, Oicgon, 42 leet southerly from the north
cast corutrot said lot aud running thenco west-,
crly parallel with tho south lino of said lot, 105
feet, moie or liss, to tho west line of said lot;
theuce uortherly along tho weBt lino of said Jot
to tho noithwtst corner thereof; theuce east
erly along Iho north line of said lot, 165 feet
more or less, to the uortheast cornerof said let:
thenco houtbeily along tho east lino of said lot
to the plsco ot beginning, $18.60.
Mary Strong Kinney; lots 1 aud 2 in block 43
of Salem, Oregon; $190 60.
AUm L. Buckingham; beginning at a point
in eastern boundary 8 rods southerly trom
uorthtast corner of block 42 In Sale in, Oregon,
theuce southerly 4 rods aloug said bouiidaij;
theuce westerly nt right ungles to said bound
ary to the western boundaiy of said block;
thenco northerly along said western boundary
4 rods; thence easterly 011 direct line to place
of beginning, being 1-6 of block number 42;
$76.20.
P. J. Larscn; lot 3 lu block 43 of Sulem, Ore
gon; $93 25.
Hattie Easton ; lots 1 and 2 In block 44 of Sa
lem, Oregon; $168.20.
Matilda A. Pttscott; beginning nt the south
easteily corner of block number 42 iu Salem,
Oregon, and running thence northerly along
the eastern bouudary of said block, 4 rods aud
6 feet; theuce westerly at right angles to said
eastern boundary to the western bouudarj of
said block; thence southerly parallel to said
eastern boundary 4 rods mid 6 feet; thence
eabterly ou a true Hue to tLo place of begin,
niug: tho same belug the fraction of said block
42, except tho following debcribed laud deeded
to saiah Fullerton, to-wit; beginning at a polut
on the eastern boundurj luu of block 42 as
snuwn oj tuo recorded plater tbecltyof Salem,
In Marion county, Oregon, at a point thereon 4
rods aud 6 feet northerly iroru the southeast
coruer of said block, uud ruuuing theuce at
right angles to said eastern bouudary Hue,
westerly to the west boundary line; thence
southerly aloug the west boundary Hue 2 feet;
thence running at right augics to said west of
bouudary line, easterly to the east boundary
line said block; and theuce northerly along
said east boundary Hue to the place of begin,
uing; $78 60.
Sarah Fullerton ; beginning at a point on tl e
eastern buuudory Iluo of block 42 asbhowuby
the recorded plat of the city of Salem, in
Marion county, Oregon, at a point thereon 4
rods and S feet tortherly from tho southeast
corner of said block aud running theuce at
right angles to sold easteru boundary Hue
westerly to tho west boundary line; theuce
southerly aloug the west boundary Hue 2 feet;
theuce running at right angles to said west
boundary line, easterly to tbe east boundary
line of said block; theuce uortlierly along said
east boundary line to tho placo of beginning;
auo the following described j roperty. to-wit:
part of block 42 of the city of Salem, Oregon,
as marked aud designated on the recorded plats
of tho said city, particularly bounded by be.
ginning at a 6tal.eion Commercial street iu raid
eity, 132 feet northerly tiom the southeast
eoruerof said block; thenco westerly at right
angles to said street to the west boundary of
said block; tbence northerly parallel to Com.
tnercial street to feei; thence easterly at right
angles to first named line to the placo of betiu.
nlng all in said city: $71.00.
S1". G. Woodworth, Cyrus B, Woodworth,
Mary V, Patterson aud O. S. Woodworth; be
ginning at a point on the eastern bouudary Hue
of block 42 iu Salem, Oregon, 8 rods southerly
..um cue uoriueast corneror said Olock; tnenco
westerly parallel with tho north line of said
b ock 163 feet, more or less, to the alley in said
block, theuce northerly parallel with the east
Hue of said block, 8 rods to tho uorth line of
said block; thence easterly along the north
lino of said block, 165 leet,moro or less, to the
northeast cornerof said block; Iheute south
erly along the east Hue of said block b rods to
iho place of beginning; $182.10.
J. w. Brown, G.G. Bruwu and J, O. Brown;
$381 W 0f b,ock J7 ,n SaIem- Oregon;
A.Prescott; the west half of the west half of
block 40 In Balem, Oregou; $Jt0.40.
8l";n II. McKiuney, Robert Harrison, Ed
ward Harrison aud Andrew Harrison; tbe east
half of block 41 of tbe city of Salem, of tbe
county of Marlon and stato of Oregon; $-140.40.
Dated at Balem, this 10th day of August. 1892.
M. E. OOODELL,
Recorder.
M.T. RINEMAN
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