"iftWW
Ha
fe
jiV
.
Knrotw,''hvlngw.i)t two weeks In
Ekefl before his departure for
3 tWfceouutry. He mid that there
WMauutnlerlyiuir current of dls-
outetit among the clauses In Tur
kejr, but that thre Ivus no danger
or war or rebellion Jio Know noin
ia he shIiI, abotit tlio stories that
' tHest'lltan is practlc-illy bankrupt.
"There Is no political slgniflcnuco In
ffly return," said the minister. "1
tttn simply at homo on a vacation,
" and .will' remain probably over
v Christmas." '
-.
, COLUMBUS DAY IN NEW YORK
Three Hundred Thousand Children
Celebrate.
NkwYokk, Oct. 7.r.Spocliil
The State Legislature In order to
avoid a conflict with the great dedi
cation services at Chicago on the
21st. decided to celebrate tho Colum
bian anniversaries during the days
between Oct. 7th, and Oct. 13lu
coming to a great climax on Oct.
12th. In the military parade of tho
ufternoon and. tho pagcunaut thai
night. So, too, with tho public
school celebration, while in other
parte of the country Oct. 2lst, will
bo the day on which the impressive
services will tako placo. New
York's children will do honor to the
name and fame of Columbus today.
There are but few playground
attached to the buildlugsjn which
the children of the great metropolis
are taught, and so instead of open
air services they will be conducted
In tho playrooms. There the Na
tional Flag Will be unfurled and the
military salute Riven. The song of
Columbus day will echo to the skies
and the address and ode will be do
livcred. Tbero are thrco hundred
thousand ehlldrou in New York and
Brooklyn who aro today celebra
ting the'eventful anniversary. On
Oct. 10, ten thousand of these will
take part in the great school and
College parade.
Today tho finishing touches to
to the private building displays aro
being looked after, aud hardly a
dwelling or business house along tbe
line of march, but has flaunting
from Its roof and windows banners
and lings and pictures of Columbus
almost burled in masses of magnifi
cent floral designs. The city hall is a
mais of streamers In which flags of
Italy and Spain wavo In harmony
. with (he stars and stripes. Today
too the final tsts on the great floats
are to bo made. Only a few uows
papcrmen will bo allowed to wit
ness the splendor of the illuminated
Edison design, tho Genius of Edi
son controlling the Hydra of Elec
tricity, and theso will witness tho
turning on at one time of four thou
sand eleotrlo globes, which outline a
grout mythical conception. Even
each of the sixteen houses attached to
the float vlll bq oblazo with cleverly
adjusted lights. The Hunting of all
the other float and groups for tho
puguaut Will bo tasted finally today.
This morning there Is hardly a scat
loft on any of tho great .review
ing stands, incoming trains am-
flllod w'tb strangers who aro already
crowding tho immeso hotel capacity
of Now York. It Is certain now
that half a million strangers will Lo
In tho city by the beginning of next
week.
Attempt to Kill Non-Union Men
Nancy Wanks Trots In 2:06.
World's ByclcloKccord Broken
Tho Financial Outlook.
Mrs. Harrison's Health.
Wahhinoton, Oct. 7. Aside from
the, usual changes oharactcrhtlo in
consumptive oases, tuero lo no par
ticular alteration in the condition of
Mrs, Harrison. Her rjght lupgia
entirely consolidated, so sho has no
usooflt whatever. Tlw left lung
is now Involved. Although unj
Ions for prolonged life, tho patio ut
does not exhibit the cheerfulness
aud hopefulness usually bo apparunt
luthecasu of consumptives. This
Is duo tp tho oxtrumo nervous ex
haustion from which eho suITors
Thlsoxtiemo prostration has 'been
the ouo causo which operated
against her rallying. Tho moot
noticeable result of her lllw.'ss is
great emaciation, Before sho was
taJkuu,il,Mrs. Harrison weighed 107
pounds, uml it Is raid sho has lost
during her prostration "between,
fprty and fifty pounds. '
Tho Third Ticket in Now York.
Nkw Yomc, Oot. 7. Special.
A week ago tho loiulora of tho Now
York couuty Domocraoy decided to
defer putting Into tho field u third
ally ticket until tonight. Just what
ex-Mayor Grnco aud his frlouds will
do at their meeting this overling can
only be surmised, but the Indica
tions aro that opposition to Tarn
inauy tu New York City will ho re
solved upon. It appears that the
expostulations of Chairman Hardly
and Don 21. Dickinson have been of
llttlo avail, unless today will bring
out a change of program.' This U
certainly probable na no day Iihb
paused In tho last few weeks during
wbloh au effort was not mado to
Inllueuco the couuty Democracy
against the nomination of n third
tloket in New York City. Tho rv-
suit of tonight's meeting will surely
be far-rflaoulag.
the Canvas in Tennessee.
Chattbnoooa, Tenn,, Oat. 8.
8retU Gov, lluoiiutmii expects
inclose his tMtmpalgu In East Ten
mnoco here tonight. He has been
fwaklng dally sinew Oct. 1st aud
unuueee that he will not miss a
tky exempt Sunday until Nov, 8th.
Ht atorU In at one ou a canvas of
aaMdto aad wwt Teuseeaw.
Nkw York, Oct. 7. Secretary
Foster of the treasury Is Greathlug
easier over1 the condition, Bays u
Washington dispatch to,the Herald
than ho has any tmo slnco tho ad'
jotirnment of tho Billion dollar con
Kress a year and a half ago, The
prospect of getting through another
flsclal year without putting on new
taxes or borrowing money to run
the government is brighter than for
many months.
The very thing which the McKlo-
Jey act was passed to prevent Ic
'reaso in imports of merchandise
is what is giving the secretary hope.
l''or many months after tho McKlu
lev bill was put on tho statute books,
imports declined, and customs re
ceipts fell oil under its Influence and
higher duties ruled, but a rebound
lias come.
Custom receipts for September
Jumped from $14,120,040 In 1801 to
$17,209,047 this year, and receipts
for a quarter ending September 30,
Increased $0,000,000 and made those
inr last quarter a round $100,000,000.
This may not mean $400,000,000 for
tho year, but in tho opinion of the
treasury experts It meuns close
approach to that .figure, aud it
apparently means enough to keep
treasury from deficit before July
1st next.
... .
.Expenditures for las year were
$9,217,085, but except In Item of
pensions they were kopt below fig
ures a year ago. Pension expendi
tures coutluuo to be a cloud on tbo
horizon, and Instead of being no
bigger than a man's hand, they
aro big as half a million hands reach
ing out fur the bounty of the nation.
Expenditures for pensions during
tho last quarter were $10,807,574.
Which Indicates total of $140,000,.
000 for the year. It Is evident a de
(lenoy of at least $18,000,000 will have
to ho covered at a short session this
winter. Tho net cash balance, when
appropriations of the Reed congress
expired was $0,000,000. It has now
been pulled up to $31,000,000.
Attempt to Kill Non-Union Men.
HomsriiAi), Oct. 7. A dastardly
attempt was mado last night to
murder about 40 non-union men in
their beds. A dynamite bomb was
thrown through tho window of a
boarding house, whero many non
union mun lodge, about 2 o'clock
this morning. It exploded with
great force, seriously damaging tho
building, but us the force was down
ward, none of the inmates, who
"were alecplng on the tipper floor suf
fered anything more serious than a
bad Bcaro.
What Jim Hill WW do for Seattle.
Seattm;, Oct. 7. President Hill,
of tho Great Northern, beforevgolng
East said that In threo months blsJ
road would make a wonderful
change In this section. He proposes
to bring the lumbermen of prairie
otate on an excursion to Puget
Sound to boo the timber here. A
great Increase in the transcon
tinental business of Washington
will result from the development
due to his line. There is no use for
the Southern Pacific to reduce tbe
rate, because it cannot get ,auy of
this business. The Great Northern
will make a 40 cent rate on lumber
to St Paul or Duluth, and 45 cents
to Chicago. President Hill gave
figures 'showing ho could do tbe
business at these rates. He has ar
ranged for two steel steamers to run
from Puget Sound to Alaska, unci
is having the plans drawn for
steamers to run to China and Japan,
to cross tho Pacific In ulne days and
have a possible speed of 24 knots.
Tho Dalton Gang.
CoFKpYViiiLE, Kan., Oct. 7. Em
met Dalton, the wounded member
of tbe bandit gang, is still alive, but
it Is not believed he can recover.
The robber who succeeded In cs-
l caplng has not been captured, and
as he Is probably making his way
toward Indian Territory, whero he
has many friends, It is not thought
he will be captured. Tho town is
still greatly excited over the event
of yesterday,' but there Is a great
feeling of relief over the extermi
nation of the gang of outlaws who
have terrorized this section for tbe
last three years. .
Galling of Now Light House Tender.
WAbhinjton, D. C.Oot. 7. The
new fight houso toudcr, Columbluo,
destined for service on tho Northern
Paclfio coast; will null from Now
York for that station next wcok,
under command of Lieu. Command
er West, U. S. Navy. Sho will stop
ourouto at Rio Do Janeiro, Monte
video, Valparaiso and San Francisco,
aud Is oxpected to reach Portland
In 70 day 8.
Convention at Topoka.
ToPKKA, Kansas, Oct.7. Tho
straight out Democrats, who pro
test against tho fusion made by the
Demooratlo party with populists at
tho convention held last July, as
sembled horo today, In numbers
tho convention Is a disappointment
to tho projectors. A. A. Harris of
Fort Scott, was elected chairman.
In a speech hu outlined tho policy
which tho convention was expected
to pursue. It was simply to regis
ter a protest aud absolve the Demo
crats from nlleglanco to tho July
convention. Recess taken till after
noon.
Commissioner Peck.
Alhany, Oct. 7. Special. The
criminal charge against Labor Com
missioner Peck of burning public
records Is to come up today before
Justice Gutterman, all parties hav
ing agreed to the postponement on
September 20, pending a decision by
Judge Edwards as to whether the
documents in question were public
records. It Is believed tjiat this
hearing will proceed without further
Interruption. Tho charge grows
out of Commissioner Peck's recent
report on tile effect of the MoKInley
bill on Wages fn New Yoik.
The Army Eiflo Drill.
Ciiicaoo, Oct. 7. Special. To
day the competitive rlllo drills be
tween the distinguished tuarkkiueu
of all the army departments of the
United States, ends ut Fort Sheri
dan and the prize winners will b,o
announced late to-day. There are
ten prizes In the rifle contest, the
first four aro gold medals aud the
others army silver medals, In the
cavalry competition there aro four
Lecture on Fools. Admit One.
A gentleman who lectured on
fools, printed his tickets a above.
Suggestive, certainly, and even sar
castic. What fools are they who
suffer th Inroads of disease when
they might be cured. Dr. Pjerce's
Golden Medical Discoveryjs sold
under a guarantee of Its beu filing or
curing In every case of liver, blood
and lung diase, or rnoooy paid for
it will be cheerfully refunded. In
all blood taints and impurtles of
whatever name or nature, It ia most
positive in its curative eflects. Pim
ples, bIotches,eruptioii8, all skin and
scalp diseases, are radically cured
by this wonderful medicine. Bcofu
loufl disease may effect the glands,
causing swellings or tumors;
the bones, causing "Fever
sores," "White Swellings,"
"Hip-Joint Disease"; or the
tissue of the Iuugs,causlng Pulmon
ary Consumption. Whatever Its
manifestation may be, "Golden
Medical Discovery" cures It.
m
Saved His Ohilld's Life.
A. N. Dilferbough, York, Neb.,
says: "The other day I came homo
and found my little boy down with
cholera morbus, my wife scared, not
Knowing what to do. I went
straightway and got a 25 ceut bottle
of Chamberlain's colic, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy, and gave It ac
cording to directions. You never
saw suchja change In a child. His
limbs and body wero cold. I rub
bed his limbs and body 'wlth my
hands, and after I bad fjlven.tiim
the second dose he went to sleep, as
my wife says, "from a death bed bo
was up playing In three hours." It
saved me a doctor bill of about three
dollars, and what is better, it saved
my child. I can recommend it
with a clear conscience." For sale
by Baskett & VanSlype.
Twfc la 2:0.
Lovwviujc, Ky, Oot. 7, Ttttlve
ttufiuirryl p0)4 wv Nanny Hnk
a wiki $m t Um fair grwJiiiU,
t Mw AMy, IwlUiw,ytWy
Paid the Penalty.
BrAUTANBllUMI, S. 0., Oct, 7.
John Williams, colored, who killed
Mayor Jlaudinau, of this city in
September 1801, nmlMUbry Brown,
colored, 16 years old, who killed an
Infant child at Gafleuy City, iu
June, wero hanged hero on tho same
BCallbtd today.
t Tennyson's Tuneral.
London, Oct. 7. Temijson'a
funeral services will be hold In
Parlh church, Husletnere, Mon
day. The body 'will lie burled In
the Port's corner, Westminster
Abby, Wednesday, next to Brown
MwrdaroJUBged,
PlCKHNB, 8. 0 05t. 6. TOIH
Braak, thenwH Who waylaid autl
k(ld Mr)tl Hugh nerEaWy,
8. C, hi to expiate hU oduie on the
gallewt to-day. '
gold aud six silver medals, In the
distinguished marksmen's rifle
competition there are one gold aud
two silver medals. '
Political Speaking at Los Angeles
Los ANaiUii-s, Cal., Oct.7. Spe
cial, The two rival candidate for
governor of California aro to take
part In a Joint dehate here today.
Unless something occurs to Interfere,
Candidates Estee and White will
have a crowd of mauy thousands,
representing tho members of all par
ties to listen and to applaud. Tho
state Issues will comprise the greater
part of both speeches.
Victory for Ooneral Orespo.
Wasuinoton, D. C, Oct 7. A
dispatch from Admiral Walker con
firms the report of the victory of
General Crespo, in Venezuela. Tho
presldeut aud ministers abaudoned
tho couutry. Crespo takes posses
sion of the Caracas today.
Secretary Tracy Will Speak.
PiitiiADEfii'iuA, Oct. 7. Spe
cial, Secretary Tracy is to speak at
tho Academy of Muslo tonight and
will bo given an ovation by tho Re
publicans of this city. A teceptlou
at tho Union League club rooms will
follow.
Tight With Moonshinors.
Nashville, Tenu., Oot. 7. In a
fight with tho moonshiners In Lin
coln county this morning, S. D.
Mather, deputy Internal revenue col
lector, was killed, and Geo. Sparrler
aud 0. Carwell, deputy, mortally
wounded. No particulars.
Funoral of Earnest Ronan.
Pahis, Oct, 7. The funeral of
Earuest Rcnau was held this morn
ing. In College of Frauce. Mnny
eminent men attended and uo reli
gious services were, had.
A Pugilist Sentenced.
London, Oct. 7. Charley Mitch
ell, tho pugilist, wus sentenced to two
months' Imprisonment at hunt labor
for unprovoked brutal assault on au
old man.
Funds For the Campaign.
New York, Oct. Y. It Is report
cd that W, R. Omen In behalf of
himself aud the autif uupiwra today
contributed $100,000 to the Demo
cratic uatlonai campaign fund.
It Should Be in Every House.
J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps
bury, Pa., says he will not bo with
out Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
that it cured his wife who was threat
ened with Pneumonia after an at
tack of "La Grippe," when various
other remedies and several physi
cians had done her no good, Robert
Barber of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr.
King's New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever
used for Lung Troubles. Nothing
like it. Try it Free trial bottles at
Dan'l. J. Fry's drugstore, 225 Com'l.
St. Large bottles, 60c. $1.00.
Saved a Woman's Life.
Mr. J. E. Thoroughgood, writing
from ueorgetown, ueiaware, says;
"Two teaspoonfuls of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
dy saved the life of Mrs. Jane
Thomas, of this place." He ulso
states that several other very bad
cases of bowel complaint there have
been cured by this remedy. For sale
by Baskett & Van Slype Druggists.
Ministers. Lawyers, Teacliers, and others
whowe occupation gives but little exercise,
should use carter's Lltilo Liver lilts lor
torpid liver and bllllonsnesa. One is a
dose. Try them.
Derangement of the liver, with consti
pation, Injuries tho complexion. Induce
pimples, DullowBktn. llemcve tbo cause
by nslneCurter's Llttlo Liver tills. One
font dose. Try them.
Whydon't joutry Qirter's LUtlo Lher
l'llls? They uren po,ltlvo euro for sick
heuducue, und all tho ills produced by dis
ordered 11 rr. Only mm pill u dose.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor j)fecrilcd : Castoria
World Bicycle Record Broken.
Si'itiNorniLi), Mass., Oct. 7. W.
W. Wlndlo, bicycler, rode a mile
this morning, with Hying start, in
2.02 3-5, beating his own and tho
world's previous record of 20:3 1-5.
!Koodrs StarsapariHc
h r .cfur.y riiu cd fiom Sirs-.prllit,
i i.'u, Rlimdr.iU', Dotk, l".f, sif
i t rhinli und illur well IwoviirU
i .bio vegetable teuiidlcs, byapccuU r
tuition, iiinpnitlou, and process, c'
to Hood's Sarsaparllli curative powoi
t jinssusM.il ty other medicines. 11
fi-i la um.uk iblo cures where others f.Ul
Hoou's Qarsaparilla
i the best blood imrlfler. It cures Scrofula,
.t JUivum, Dolls, Pimples, arl Ilumois,
itpcpslt, finiousncs, SIcX Headichc,
'i.u'scstlon, General Debility, Catarrh,
t n uinatlsm, Kidney mitt LUcr con
r.a.itsj overcomes That Tired feeling,
ja.tUs an appetite, builds up the s stein.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
lit mtunparalleit success nt homo. Such
wMpoimlirltylu Low ell, M.issw hero It
Is nade, that Lowell druggists sell more ot
Hi id's Btrsnparllla than nil other sarsajia
i.il.s or Hood purifiers. Tho same suceeis
is extending all over the country.
Mood's Sarsaparilla
Is jcrulhr la Its etrciifclli and economy
It Is tho only preparation o( whlth cat
truly bo said "1W Doses One Dollar." A
bottle vt Jlooit'i BsrsjiMrllla takoit ajcorU.
lug to directions, will last a month.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is jecullar In the cotifldenco t plus nmnng
all classes ot reojile. Whero It Is onco used
It boeomes a farorlto family remedy. lo
pot bo induced to luyot'ifr prxpitrattous.
He sure to get this Ttcultar "Medicine,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Soldhytlruit!.t. fl; lxforfi J'repsrcdhj
O-1. 1IOOI1 A CO., Alvtli-srl,Lll, MS4
IOO Dosos Opo Dollarj.
ROOFING.
OUM-KLA.8TI0 HOOFING KELT eott
OBIJ ;RWr 100 jur few, ke a
eod toot for years, aud any one can put It
Uum-RlMtla rlat costs ouly onts nt
Ml. lit, 1W. tots, r HXO or 51, tub.
I poW italic red. Will stop leaks In tlner
i nui iihmv a mn i ijava nip viu ia
- -,-.. ... .Uf ,1 ( j II
Oot. Mc&inlty Will ipwtk.
NOWAKK, K. J., Oct, 7, Sje
cUM aov.MeKlnlcy.of Ohlo.U ex-
ptHMwl teaddrMw thu HepubllHsef' vwiduaiapiot aaatpl and aU rnt.
Ol'M Rlastic Koonoco,
W W,t Bmmwut, jjw YHt
Kew 4ery at CmIsAhiWu P:k to-
uy.
ITotlco of Asse-jsntent for Street
Improvement.
TJOTICn IS IIEHEBT GIVES THAT THE
It WBcssment mide by unllmnco Nu. 2X), for
the psvlng, grading, curbing, gutteriug sad
ar lining all Uiut ptrl or CoUiUitrcUtttrtet be
twenii the north end of the bridge ncrus Hontb
Still creek and the north side ut Center atreet,
11 that part 6C,HIM aud Cun.rt ulcttU betvrken
thb west aide of High street and tbo Cntsldu
of Front street, all that part or Ferry street bo
twtfcu tbe.weit aide ui Lfberty street and, the
east side of iront street, all that part of Confer
street between tbe wet side of Commercial
street and.tlie woat side oft Front street ill tbs"
manner prorlded by said tirdiuance oa esch of
the fulliwLnf dsWlbud lots and parts of lots
snd,tractspf indas'wll as those liable Xor a
proportionate share, of 'toe cost of Improving
tbe IrititflecUoiiW of Vtreets.lnclnded Iu' tho
shave boundaries, is dtie and payable at tho
effleo of the city treasurer, in United Stales
gold and silver coin, and unless paid within
nf teen daj s from the data of this notice, tbe
same will become delinquent and bear Inter
est, and the common cuuucil will order war.
rants for the collection therof
Harry Stapleton; lot No. 8 in block No. GO,
Halcm, Orefjou, tin CI.
The Oregon Land Co,; lot Ko. 5 in block No.
MfBalcra, Oregon, 3U 83,
i. I. Thompson! lot tfu. 4. In block No. 61,
Salem, 0egou, $VJ2.
W. A. Cnslckj lot No. 1 in block No. 50, Salem,
Oregon, f ioa.77.
Thomas Johnson; lot No. 1 In blork No. CO,
oaiein, uregon, ll3ii.
E. F.ParkhurstftUe.northSjfeetofl ot lot
Fo. 3, In block No 60, Salem, Otegou, fit) 90.
U.W. Cottle; lot No .lands strip of land
11 tiO feet wide oft of the north sldo of lot No. I
In block No. 60, Salem, Oregon; except a strip
of laiid 23 fret wide 60" of tbtvuurtu sldo of lot
.N0..8. sold toE. F. Fsrkburst. i!02 77. -.
State Insurance Company of Salem, Oregon;
uegiDuiog ai lo soutneast corner or uiocit JNO.
60, in the city of Salem, Oregon; tlience west
erly along the sonth line ot said block 103 feet
tu the alley In ssld block; thence northerly
along tbe alley 71 ftct; thence easterly, parallel
with the eontb Hue of said block, 1W feet to
the east Hue of bbIJ block, thence along tbo
cast line of said block, XI leet tu the place of
ueginmug, tu3 2ft.
1 he First National Bank of Saloji, Oregon;
beginning at the southeast corner or block No,
19,Salem. Oregon i thence-southerly along the
block line 45 fett, thonce uistcrl) paialhl
with the north liimor tbe block 1 J leet; tben..i
northerly parallel with the east Hue or the
block 45 feet to the north lino or said block;
thence easterly along the north Hue of sail
block 120 feet to the place of beginning, $711 45,
Mrs. A. A. Wheeler, btgiunlug at tho north,
west corner or lot No. 1, in block No. 4J, Salonj,
Oregon; thence southerly along the alley In
said block 07.6a ftct, thence eaolirly, parallel
with Cbenieketa street, loo fVet; tlience north
erly along tho cast Hue of block .No 4!),22 68
feet; thence westerly parallel tu the north line
of Bald block, m feet; thence uorthcrl) 45 feet
to the north line of the block, thenco westerly
M feet to the placo of beginning, HI 41.
h.H. Lamport; all that portion of laud In Jots
No. 1 and 2 In block No, 4V, Bilem, Uregou,
described as follews: ,Ucglnuuig at a point
22.68 feet south of tbe southeast corner (if tbe
building now known ab thn first National
liank, aud running southerly along tbe east
Una of the block 22 Ba leut, tbeuce westerly,
parallel with the Bouth wall of tho bans build
lug. 1C5 feet to the alley iu said block; thence
northerly along said alley, ft oS teet, theucb
easterly 10 J feet to tbo "place of beginning,
IJ7.4I.
W. N. Ladue and P. Tord; all that portion or
tract of laud in lot No. 2, in block No. 49,
balem, Oregon, described as follows, to-wlt;
Hejiunlug at a poiut 45 lb feet south of tbe
a mtheast corner or tho building known as the
llrst Natloual Bank, aud ruuulug southerly1
slung the west line of Commercial street, 22 58
feet; thence westerly parallel to the south wall
of tbe bank bulluluu 1G5 feet toihykllov In
said block, thenco northerly along tbe alley
22 58 feet; thence easterly 1S feet tu tho pUce
of beginning, $37.41. '
E. S. Lamport, T. N. Ladne,' T. Ford, John
Hughes, A. A. Wheeler aud 11. iorstner; that
portion or tract of land, lot No. 2, in block 4a,
Salem, Oregon, described as beginning at a
poiut CT.68 feet south of tho southeast corner of
the building known as tbe First National Hank
sod running southerlv alone Commercial street
7.75 feet, thenco webtorly parallel with the
Bouth wall of said baUk building 105 feet to the
uliey in said block; thouce northerly 7.7b feet
along tho alley, thence easterly to tne place of
uegiuuing, Yu.ji.
Johu UiiKhos. benlnnlns at Ihosoutheaktrnr.
nor of lot No. 2 111 block No, 4J, Saitni, Urckon;
thence westerly along the south Hue of said
lot 105 feet to the alley, thenco north along tbe
alley 45.D0 feet; thence easterly parallel with
Cheraekcta strcit 1(5 feet to tho catt Hue of
said block; thenco southcrl) along tbe tast Hue
of said block 43 30 leet tu tbo place or begin
ning, $70 DO.
IS. 1 oratuer; beginning at the northeast cor
ner or lot Nu. 3 in block No. 4.1, Salem, Oteguu,
thence westerly aloug tbo porth Hue of said
lot lo5 feet to tho alley, thouce southerly aloug
the alley 41.C0 feet, thouce uoitbcrly along the
Last lino of said lot 44.60 feet to tho place of
beginning, $74 41.
J. O. Brown, commencing at a point 13 083
feet north of tbe southeast corner of lot No. 3
iu block No 49, balem, Uregou; thence north
along tho east lino of said block id 60 feet,
euenco esieriy at rigni augies wltn Commer
clal street 103 feet to tne aller. tbeuco smith.
trly aloug the alley 28 50 feet, thence easterly
iwi ic iu ill. !1UUU Ui UCglUUlUg, tij Oi,
A. A. Starkey, beginulug at a point 11 033J
leet south of the northcait corner ot lot N.0. 1
iu block No. 49, Salem, Ortgou; thence north
uloug the east Hue ot said block 24 IS feet,
thenco westerly at right angles with said said
east Hue 1C5 feet to the alley, thence south
aloug tho alley 24.1G feet; thence easterly 105
leet to the place of beginulug, J41.17.
K. 8. Lan port; being a fractional part of lot
4 lu block 4j, balem, Oregon, described ss fol
lows. Beginning at a poiut on the east line of
said block 50 leet northerly from tbe southeast
corner of said block 4J, thenco along tho east
Hue in a northerly direction 21 feet, thtuee
westerly at right angle with said east Hue of
block 49, 1G3 feet to the alley, thence southerly
along the alley 21 feet, thtnee easterly 105 feet
to the place e: beginning, $30,90.
David JlcCull) and S. O Adams, beginning
at a point 20 feet north of the southeast corner
ui uiuoa ij, Baiem, Oregon; ineuce uortli alonu
tho east Hue of said block, 24 feet, thence west,
crly at right angle 105 feet to the alley, thence
south along salu alley 2( reet, thence easterly
lo3 feet to tbe place of beginning, $10 91.
W. It. Anderson; beginning at the southeast
comer ot block No. 49, Salem, Oregon; thence
north along the east Hue of said block 20 feet,
tbeuce west, parallel with Court street 1C3 feet
tu the alley, tbeuce south along the alley Jo
leet to the south Hue of said block, thence east
aloug Bald south Hue to the place of beginning
Also lot No, 4 iu block No. 49, Balem, Oretou.
"52t34 '
E, O. I'alton; lot No. 3 lu block No. 48, Salem,
Oitgon.$470 21.
A. Bush, be(,iuntug at tbe northeast corner of
block No, 43, lu bilem, Oregon; thenco westerlj
along the uorth lino of said block IK.-. rt t
tbo alloy; tbeuce south along tbe alley 27.50
feet, theme east, parallel with Court street 105
uu, tu mo papi unci m sam Plocx, ineuce north
aloug said east Hue 27.60 teet to tho place of
beginning, $244 oJ,
H.Btoy; bcbluutng at a point on the east
Hue oi ujtoca 49 in baieiu, Oregm, 27 00 feet
south of the uortheaat corner ot said block,
tbeuce south along tbe black line 27.5 feet,
tlience i cut parallel with Court street J03 feet
tu the alley, tbeuce uurth aloug the alley 27.60
u.i, .ucuc, cuo, iBrauoi v,uu uoun street loo
net to tbo place of beginning, $47.40,
Auua Dickenson; begluulug at a point 55 feet
southof the noitbeast corner of block No. tb
Salem, Uregou, tbeuce south aloug the block
lino 22 feet, theuco west parallel with Court
street 103 feet to the alley, theuco north along
tbe alley 22 feet, thence east 163 feet to the
plai uf beginulug, $43 82.
,, Amos btroug; beginning on the east line of
block No. 18, Salem, Oregon, said point belun
m feel south of tbe northeast corner of said
block, thence, west parallel with Court street
103 feet tu the alley, thence uorth aloug the
alley 22 feet, tlieucn east parallel with Court
u -Au, 1.1,. c, ... ... .. n-i. II. ..... ,J .-.-
tbeuce south slouiz said cast Hue 22 fett in th
-place of beginning, $40 70.
A. uusu, uegiumuj at tbe southeast corner of
lot 2 lu b)ock 48, balem, Ortgou, thence north
along tliqca.t lino of said block 00 feet, thence
weal, parallel with Court street )o3 feet to the
alley, thence south aloug tbe alley 60 feet to
tbe soutavm corner of .Jot 2 tu said block,
theouo east tlong the lot line 135 feet to the
Place of beclnnilig, IU0.3U,
. lire) man tuict L. Urtyman j beginning at t
point iW 5U teet north of tbe southeast oorner
of lot No. a. lu block No. 48, Salem, Oregon,
tbeuc north along the bkock. Uu to the north
cut eoruwr of said lot J, thane a west at right
aiiKla 163 1 ,t to the alley) tbeuce south along
said alley tu point ili.JO feel north of tin
southwest coruer of tbe said lot! tbeucp aa
itw irci iu iuv piaco oi uegiuuiug, 91UI vj
Capital Natlcutl Hank; beginning at a point
ou the vast sloe il ltd No, 3 lu block No. 48,
balem, Ortgou, tbe, sauievoelng 7 30 feet north
uf tbe southeast corner of the ald lot 3, tbeuce
uonu smug mi tui uuo js itei, tpeuro west
tiarallel wltn Stale street lEAfe! in i! .lluv
tbamH south Uoun the aljey 22 fret,, thenco
vmo uiei.acv ut urKiBnjsg, u
Harry Staplitont beginning at a point on the
t Una of lot No. 3 tu block No. 43, Halem.
Ortgou, tb rauia being 7 (0 feet north of ths
southeast corner of said lot 3; lfccuc south
aloug said east Hue S foci, theuc west paral.
lei with Stat strMt 163 feet to tb aller. thnr
north along', the alley fert, tttucv e.t 14
iiHHPiu.iw.n vrgiiHtittg, f9 ee.
Llleu Moore , C. B Moorts, X N. Uoorra,
Bertha llooxlrs, C'anl Moors, V, L. Moorra,
Guy Miller) lot No. 4 lu blcWNo, 4i,8alal,
Or, iIOB. cireptliut 17.30 feet elf of tha north
sUa.Of said )o( a tvjmcllog Its sutlr Ituglh,
8. 1'. Ms: Vol Xo. S In block No. 48, Salsa.
D. 4. ,-MXIiKUHJ ail U IM IU lilcKk, 4T,
Siltw. Onwoa. aaciiit M ft cat of tb east
Mhl, ownsd Vy Ihcaiu ory aixi Ut aty of
Dstem, ioi-,
Thomas Jory) Wctnulneeu tb porth Ilatof
btoak 4T.sUw, On)s,js. fMt west of the
Mftat cvntt of tot No. 8 Iu U block,
batft al It Woe lit M iei, theuc
swtu paralM to tb alWf hi tU tOovtt T M
HH, tbiM M ! tba JWrtk74JSfe4
t IM jdac of Ixglaatag, Kt It.
VUfH tl " ' WltttfMMtM
of lot No. 8 In block No, 47, 8a!cm, Oregon,
JJt . Murphy, E. O, Murphy, B. W.Chnrchj
lot No. 1 in block No. 47, Salem, Oregbn,
1 413.77
J.O 'Wright: the north third of lot No. 2 In
block No 47, Salem. Oregon, being 2770 feet
front ou Commercial street and extending tbe
same width back to the alley, $45 27
John Newsome; the central one-third of lot
No. 2 in block No. 47, Salem, Oregon, being
27 7 fett front on Commercial street snd tx
tending the ssme width bsck to tbe alley,
$f. 82.
'2f, Knight, AddMetPlamondon, JI.PIamon
don. M. A. riatnondon, the sooth one-third of
lot No. 2 in block No. 47. Sslem. Oregon, being
',27 B0 feet front on Commercial street aud
extending tne aamp wmiu uaca to iuo hk;,
$46 82. . , ,
J, C. Thompson; beginning at tbe northeast
nrnr m lot Vn.B In block Ho. 47. Salem. Ore
gon; thence South alorigthe bloek,llne 23 50 feet.
tnence west pariuei wuu rerry eirei',oj c:.
to the alley, thence uorth along the alley 23 50
reet, tnence east to tne piace oi ncgiuning iu.
feet 19 m.
E. O. Small; beginning at a point on Ibe east
line of lot No. 1, lu block No 47, 8alem, Ore-
gon.whlch point Is 23 60 fett south or tbe nortn.
esst corner of said lot No 3, tbeuce south
slong the lot line 23 60 feet, thence west psrsl
lei with Ferry street 105 feet to the alley,
thence north along the alley 2J 60 feet, thence
east Id feet to the place of beginning, $12 23.
E. Thompson; beginulug at a point, 80 10 feet
north or tbe southeast corner of block No. 47,
Salem, Oregon; thtnee north aloug the block
)lue 22 03.M feet, thence east parallel with
Ferry street 1C5 feet to tbe allev, thence south
along thp alley 22 0833 feet, thence east 103 feet
VJ IUG liaLO V, U.,1UUIU,, WW Wit .
Oec II. Turner; beginning at the southeast
corner ot blocs NO 47 lu aaiem, uregon, tnence
uorth along tbe block Hue 80 10 feet, thence
west parallel with Ferry Btrtit 1C5 feet to tbe
allay, thence south along the alley 80 10 feet to
tbe south line uf the block; thence east along
said south line 103 feet to the place of begin
ning, $347.11.
S. P. Northtutt; lot No. S in block No. 47,
Salem, Oregon, $197 40.
-bouthoru PacLUc.Il. IS. Company; lot No. 3 in
block No. 40, Salem, Oregon, $198 48
F. F. Miller: besiunlmz at tbe northeast cor
ner of block ho 46, Sslem, Oregon; tnence"
west aloug the north line of tbe block 105 feet
to the alley, thence south aloug the alley 60
feet, the'nee east 47.50 feet, thence north 43 feet
and 10, Inches, tbeuce esBt 117 h foct to the
e utt Hue of the block, tbeuce north 22.125 feet
to tho placo ot I eglnnlng, $214 30
S. Jones, beginulug at a point on the east
Hue of block No 40, Salem, Oregon, 22 125 feet
m.tti of tbe northeast comet; of said block;
tinned west parallel with Ferry street 117 6
1 tt, tbeuce south 21 feet parallel with Com-lMTe-tkl
street, thence east 117,5 feet to the east
lice of the block, thence north 21 feet to the
pdicbkif beginning, $41 00.
J C Johnson, S T. Itlchardson; beginning at
apiiuton tbe east line of block 40, Salem,
Oregon, 43,125 feet south of the northeast cor
nir uf said bleck: thence west parallel to Ferry
slioel 117 6 feet, theuce south parallel with
Commercial street, 22 375 feet thenco east
117 5 feet to tbe east line of Bald block, theuce
north along tho ssld east Hue 22 875 feet to tbe
placo of beginning, $11,49.
Ed. Ulrsch: beginning st the southeast cor
ner of lot No. 2 iu block No 46, Suletn, Oregon; I
iiuncowcst parallel wuu jrexry street to tne
alley, tnence nortn along tne alley 83 feet
thence east 165 feet to tbe tast Hue of block 46,
tnence south along the block line 83 feet to the
piaco or beginning, $iti4 3li
Ld Illrsch: boumulng at tbe northeast cor.
nerof lot No 3 In block No. 40, Salem, Oregen:
tbeuce west 165 ftct to the alley, theuce south
aloug tbe alley 23 feet, ineuce east 165 leet to
tbe east line of the block, thenco north along
sam east line 20 leet tu tne place or beginning,
$30 90
W. E. Burke; beginning at a point ou the
east lino of block 40, Salem, Oregon, 10 feet
nortn or tne sotuueast cornet of lot No 3 In
sild block, thence west parallel with Trade
street 113 feet, thence north parallel with Com
mercial street 39.5 feet, theuce east 115 feet tu
the east Hue of the block, thence bouth 39 5
feet to the place of beginning, $73 61.
J. Chapman aud D. Simpson; beginulug at
the soutiienst corner of lot No. 3 lu block No.
40, Salem, Oretou, thence north along tbe
block Hue 10 feet, thence wtst parallel with
Trade street 60 feet, thence south 22 S teet,
thence cast parallel with the north line SO feet
to tbe east Hue of the block, thtnee uurth 12 6
feet to tbe place of b ginning, $47 15.
Ths Southern Pacific It It Company; begin
nlng at tbe southeast corner of block 4b, Salem,
Oregon; thenee north aloug tho block line 62
feet, thence west at rlgbt angle with Commer
cial street 60 feet, tlience north 22 5 feet,
tbeuce west 65 ftet, tbeuco north 19 6 ftet,
tbeuce west 50 feet to the alley, thence south
along tho alley 124 fett to tho south lino of tbe
block, thence cast along tbe south Hue 163 ftet
to ths placo of beginulug, $121.75,
Salem Flouring Mill Company; lota 1 and 2
lu block 45, Salem, Oregon, $218.49.
lbs Balem filter Company, all of lot 7 In
block 3o, Ualcm, Oregou, except a strip 7 feet
wide off of the north side of said lot, $88 08.
Ed. Ulrsch; all of lot No 8 lu block No. 36,
Salem, Oregon, und a strip of land 7 feet wide
off lbo north side of lot No. 7 lu said block,
$169 61.
S.E Ford, F.J. Ford, O. A. Armstrong, J. M.
Ford, F. M. Ford, h lord, G. L. Ford, G. M.
Baker, I. J. Ford, J. n. Ford, It E. Ford and
w. A. rorcl; lot No, 5 in block No. 35, In Salem,
Oregon, $146.51.
31. hUngcr aud S. Beck: bcSlnninLT at tbe
southwest corner of lot Nu. 6 in block No. 33,
balem, Oregon; thence north aloug the block
line 73 feet, thence east at right auglo with
Commercial street 165 feet to the alley, tbeuce
south along tbo allej 75 feet, tlience wi st 165
leet to tne puceor beginning, $128 01.
A. Bush audW. 8 Lucid; lots No 7 and 8 lu
block No 33, balem, Oregon, $483 05.
A. Bush aud V( H Ladd; lot No. 1 in block
No. 83, Salem, Oregou, $00 02
J. C. Smith, lot 4 lu block No. 34, Salem, Ore
gou, $2C0 02.
J. B. illrsch; beginning at tho southwest cor
ner of block No 34, Salem, Oregou, thence east
at right angle with Commercial street to tbe
alley, thence north aloug tbo alley 67.5 feet
tbeuco west parallel with Ferry street to the
east line of Commercial street, theuce south
aloug said line 67.5 feet tu the place of begin,
nlng, $104 83.
S. Adolphl beglnnipg at a point 675$ feet
north of the southwest cornet of block 34,
Salem, Oregon, aud ou the west line of said
block, theuce east at right augle with Commer.
clal street to the alley, thence north along the
alley line 37 feet, tbeuce west to tbe west lino
rthe block, thence south 37 feet to the place
of beginning, $77 43.
A. Bush, beginning at a point on the east
Hue of Commercial street 20 75 feet north of
tbo southwest corner of lot No. 6, block No 34,
Salem, Oregou; thence east at right angle with
Commercial street i6" reet to tbe alley, tbence
uorth alung the alley 30 25 feet, theuce west to
Commercial street, thence south 30 25 feet to
tho placo of be ginning, $38 01.
1. Oberheiin; beginulug at the southwest
corner of lot No. 7, block No. u4, Salem, Ore.
gou; thtnee north along the block Hue 21 feet,
thence cast st right angle with Commercial
street to tbe alley, theuce south aloug the. allot
43 feet, theuce west to tbe west Hue uf the
block, thence uorth '21 ftet to (he place of be
ginning, $33.73.
T. Burrows; beginning 29 feet 7.1! Indies
south of tbe uorthwest corner of lot .o. 7
mock No. 34, Halem, Oregon, theuce south 24
ftet 5 6 inches, tbeuco east at right angle with
Commercial atriet o tbe alley theuce north
along tbe alley 24 feet 6 5 Inches, theuco west
to the plsce of beginning, $53 ST.
A. Bush; legluulsg at the northwest corner
of block No 31, Bslem, Oregon; theutu south
uiuug iuo uiuca ,iuo xcm jeet, tuence east at
right augle with Commercial street loO feet to
tbe alley, theuce northerly along the alley 23 6
feet to the northeast corner of lot 7, block No
34, thenco west along the lot line 91 feet.theuce
north parallel with Commercial street td the
north line of ssld block, tbence west along tbe
block Hue 75 feet to the place of beginulug,
$242 62,
Thos. McF. Patten: beginning at the. north,
east corner of lot No. 8, block No. 34, Halem.
Oregon, thence south along the east line of
said lot to the southeast corner thereof, thence
vies, aiuun mo ioi line vi teet, ineuce. north
parallel with Commercial street to the north
line of the block, thence easterly along tbe
north llnu block Bl feet to the place of begin,
nlngj $117 VI.
O Panliu) beginning at the northwest corner
of lot No. 1, block No. 34, Salem, Oregon
theuce east along the blook line 24 5 feet.'
tbesee south at tight auule with si.i. .irr.J
119 feet to tbe south Hue of lot 1 In said block
tbenpe. west, slong tbe Jot line 24 3 feet to the'
alley, theuce norm along the alley 149 feet to
tbe place of beginning, $42.37,
o. Attoipu. pegtnniug at a point on the north
Hue of block No. 34, Salem, Oregon. 01 43 feet
west of tbe northeast corner thereof, thence
west along tbe block line 49 60 feet to a point
24 5 feet cast of the alley, thence south at rlabt
augl with htate street 149 feet to the south line
of lo 2 lu said block) theuce east along the lot
,,v i.w ., uiWu or jjv teet to toe
plac uf beginning, 13 43.
J. O. Tnomnson. J. Latere, nh. r,ii, -,i
Lena Smith, beginning at a point 67 feet and 7
inches weat of tha northeast, corner of block
No. 31. Salem, Oregon, thenco west along the
north line ot tbe block 31 feet and 10 inches
thnc south atrtght angle 49 feet to tbe south'
line of lot No. 3 in said block, thence east alcnu
tha lot Hue 21 teet aud 10 Inchea, thence north
149 feet to tl place of beginning, 11 OS,
O.W.Qrayj beginning at the northeast cor.
nerof block No. 31, Salem, Oregon) thence
oath aloug ths rail lln of said block 1483
feet to th southeast corner of lot No. 2, tbence
wet along the lot line ! i ftet theno north
148,8, feet to btat street, theuce aat 67.5 feet to
tb plao uf beginning, $101.32.
City of Baletni beginulug at ths northwest
cornr of block No. 20 Salem. Oregon) thenc
cut along the block line (0 feet, thence south
al tight angle 101 fett, thence west 30 ret:
thanae north along tbe block llaeioj. ft
t9ttjdco9TbgtjuUiUj,$s,07. m
etst 20 60 feet to tbo place of beginning, $13 59.
31. T. lllueiuani bcuiuulliit st n nolut 18 feet
east of the uortheast corner of tbe west half of
lot No, 8, blook No 20, Sattm, Oregou) tlietico
easterly 23 feet and 3 Inches, Ibence south at
rlgbt augle with State street to the uorth line uf
Firry street, tbeuce west 23 feet and, 1 1nches to
s point 18 feet tast of tbe southeast corner of
in west nair or lot s in saiu niocit, tnence
nortb to the place of beginning, $30 42.
1', tilnmg, N.Stroug, A.Htroug, M. HKInucy;
the eat half of the east jusrter of lots Nob, 7
and 8 lu block No. 20, Salem, Oregon, $33 49.
Annie M.T McCormack; beginning at a point
124 feet 1.123 inches east of ihe northwest cor
ner of block 20, Silem, Oregon, thence south
at right angles with Slate street to tbe Booth
line lot Nu, 7 In said blotk, tbence easterly
along the lot Hue 21 27 feet, thence northerly
to btato street, thenoe (test along State street
21.27 feet to the place of beginning, $33 63.
F. U. D'Arcy; beginning at tbe northwest
corner ot lot No 1 in block No 20, Salem, Ore
gon, thence south along the alley to the south,
west corner of lot No. 2 lu said block, thenco
east 40 feet parallel with State street, thence
nottb to the south Hue of State street, theuce
west to the plsce of beginning, $61.57,
O. P. Hughes, J. Ilugbcs) beginning at a
poiut 40 feet cast of the northwest corner of
lot No. 1 lu block No. 20, Salem, Oregon,
thence south at right angles with Statu street
to the south lino uf lot No, 2 lu ssld block,
tbence east along tbe lot Hue 12 60 feet, tbence
north parallel with the alley to State street,
thence west 42 60 feet to tbo placo of begin,
nlng. Also lot No. 3, block 20, Salem, Oregon,
fol 01.
Thos Hubbard) east half of lots Nos. 1 and 2
In block 20, tJalem, Oregon, $111.18.
O.W. Gray; lots Nos, 3 and 4, block 21, Ss,
lem, Oregon, $225 24.
J. J Murpby, E, 0. Murphy; east half of lot
No. 5 In block 25, Salem, Oreoon, $138 80.
Joseph Vleranl; west half or lot No, 6 lu
blotk 21, Salem, Oregon, $151 80.
U W. Orayi lot No, 3 aud 60 feet off of the
cast side of lot No. I in block No. 33, Salem,
Oregon, $08 40.
Joseph Fontaine; the esst half of lot No. I In
block No. 33, Salem, Oregon, except 60 feet oft
of the east end thereof owned by Q. W. Oray,
$50 01.
Square Farrar, J, F, Farrar, E. E. Farrar, E.
Farrar; the west half of lot No 4 iu block 33,
Salem, Ortgou, $127.82.
John Payne aud Qco. Payne; beginning at
tbe southeast oorner uf lot No. 5, block No. 33,
Sslem, Oregon, tbeuce north along tbe west
Hue pf the alley 60 50 feet, tbeute west paral
lel with State street 47 33 fett, thenco south 60
60 fett to the north Hue of State street, tbence
esst 47 33 feet to the place of beginulug, $88 60
J. J. Murpby, E C. Murphy ; beginulug at a
point 94 ftet oaBf of the southwest corner of
block No. 33, Salem, Oregon, thtnee north par
allel with Commercial street 50 feet; thenco
east parallel with State street 23 60 reet, thence
south 60 feet tu tbe north line, uf btate street,
thence west 23.60 fett to the placo of begin
uiug, $33 37.
F. J. Freyer, J. J. Murphy, E. E. Murphy, F
S Dearborn, E. F. Bozartli.jMla Dearuorn.Kate
Dearborn il, U, Dearborn, Jlrs.H.A.Dearboru;
beginning on the south line of block No 33,
Salem, Oregon, 80 feet cast of tbe southwest
corner of said block, thence north paraliol
with Commercial street 50 feet, thxnce east
parallel ith Stato street, ih uco south 60 feet
tuence west 14 leet to tne Dia-e or beirinnlUL'.
420.79.
F. J, Freyer: bcginnlnc at tbe southwest
corner of lot No. 3, block -o. 33, Salem, Ore
gon, tbence east aloug tbe lot Hue 80 feet,
tbence north parallel with Commercial street
25 00 fett, theuce west parallel with State street
1,0 feet to Commercial street, theuce south 23.
30 leet to the place of beginning, $133 62.
F. S Dearborn, E. F. Dearburn, Ella Dear
born, B. H. Dearborn, Mrs. U. A. Dearboru; be
ginning at a poiut 25 60 feet north of the south
west corner of block No. 33, Salem, Oregon,
tbeuce north along the block line 25 feet,
thence east at right augle with Commercial
street 80 feet, theuce south 23 ftet, theuce west
80 feet to tho plate of beginning, $47 13.
J. W, 3Ilnto aud Jennie Chapman; beginulug
at tho northwtst corner ot lot 6 in block 3J,
balem, Oregon, tbeuce north along the block
Hue 21 feet, tbence east at right augle with
Commercial street to the alley, thence south
aloug the alley 5J feet, theuce west to Commer
( lal Btreet, thonte north 33 feet to the place of
beginning, ?31 13.
Adamitosgeu and Adam Barre, the south
half of tbeuortb tbree-fourths of lot 0 In block
JJ, Salem, Oregou, $19 30.
A. Bush; tbe nortb half of the north threo.
quarters of lot 6 in block JJ, Salem, Oregon,
$41 31.
E Fckerlin, a strip of laud 22 feet wide off
of tho south side of lot 7 iu block 33, Salem.
Ongon, $10 10
J. I. Thompson; beginning at a poiut 21 feet
north of the Bouthwest corner of lot 7 lu block
33, Balem, Oregon, thenco eaqt at right anglo
with Commercial street to the alley, theuce
north aloug tho alley 49 50 feet, thence west 105
teet to the east lino of Commercial street,
theuco south 19 50 feel to the place of begin,
nlug, $75.83.
Warner Baevman. Enoenn Ttrpvn,.,,. in, v.
8 and 11 33 ftet off of tho uorth Bide of lot No!
7 In block 33, Salem, Oregon, $388 04.
.ueo. miiis, tugeue Willis, fc, p. McCormack
lqto. 1 and tho north half of the north half
of lot No. 2 In block 33, Salem, Oregon, $317 06
Leo Willis, Percy Willis; the west half of lot
8 in block 21, Salem, Oregou, $160 07.
Peroy Willis: the east hnlfnr it tin i,i. 1.
4, oaieui, LretfOU.SlB1.4U.
Chemeketa Lodge No. 1, I. O. O F. of Salem.
Oregon, lots No. 1 aud 3 lu block 21, Salem.
Oregou, $259.60.
D F. Wagucr; beginning at the southeast
corner of lot No 4 In block No. 22, Salem, Ore
gon, theuce north along High street 100 feet,
tbeuce west 81 feet, theuce south 100 feet to
Court street, tbeuco east 81 leet to the place of
beginulug, $129 07.
Oto. Collins; beginning at a point on the
north lino of Court street, said Yioiut beiug 81
loetweBtof the southeast torutr of lot 4 in
block 22, Salem, Oregon, thence north 100 feet,
theuco west 17 feet, theuce south 100 ftet
tbence east along Court street 17 feet to the
place of beginning, $28 02.
Joseph Meyers, beginning at tbe eeuthwest
corner of lot No. 4 lu block 22. balem, Oregon,
thence north aloug tho. west Hec of tbe lot 100
south 100 feet to tbe uorth Hue of Court street,
lioa.M.,,t t7 feet to tUe vlKe ot beElunlne!
F. Is Kntcht: the essi tmlf nt ,i,a ..., -i,A
1 t !v!' iu block 22 BaIem' Oregou, $84 68.
. .' Siloma8. beginning at a point 41.25 feet
west of the southeast corner of lot 5 iu block
22, Salem, Oregon, thence west along tbeuortb
line of Court street 14 feet, thence north 82 50
feet, tbeuco east 11 feet, theuce south 82 50
feet to the place of begtuniug, $28 41.
L.L. Rowland j beginning at the southwest
comer of lot No 6 iu block 22. Salem, Oregon,
thence east along the south line of said lot 110
70 feet, thence north at right augle 82.50 feet.
fl, ., taeuw south 33 feet, thence west 82
w')heD.C8.,s?,i1,,n lou8 lhe e"' ne of Lib.
$W.M. 7W '" ' the 1,Iace 0f '"ntag;
s,?'nJ,'nWagner lota No. 3 and 4 In block 32.
thi .?reg?n!.exce,p,.ln8 Piece- of laud off of
the west end, bounded as follows, to-wlt- Be,
RiJ?iDxBi "a !he B?utllwt-8t coruer of lot lln
,1 nJ' ,SA'm' 0nBoa, tbence north along
,he..aH?y,100fee, ,lieace Ml feet, thence
south lOu feet, thence west 50 feet to the place
of beginning. 'ln.rm j'luce
jgajwaj
Halem, Oregon. lfi.2n
L. 8. Skiff, all of lot No.
uregon, except ini
uf said lot, $10.40.
. r-u. D'Arcy, Wm. Htaleer. ri...
,05,5'-5' I1?,.?!k', 8a'n, Ore .,!.
ujr unict ui mo uommon Council "
M. E. GOODBHh'
Salem, Oregon, 22d September lsM00rt,,
THE YAOUiNA ROUTE?
And Oresron Heroinr,....
statmshlp Hue. 225 miles shorte af!?srt
lss time than by nny otbm .m?"
cinsg through passemjer SnVffiMfW
rom .Portland and all poiSu fn '&$
lamelto valler to and Iron ("','?
LHva Af,m, rf.J,
LaveCorviilll8 . . .'.." "" p
Arrive Yaqulna VsS5
Leave Yaqulna J-JpFlt
Leave Corvallls ",X.SAH
Arrive Albany ..... Alt
Co0rVa1l'lra,n8 cw,n- at Albany t
ftaitciSco. ofilween VaaniM Mfc'g
" Jm FnmcnBers lrom Portions
Willamette ValFey SfSSSi
xmnecllon with the train. '.d
rAtJulNA KOUTK at Albany ortvi,10'
and It destined to 3anTrUncm !!?
arrange to arrive at Yaqulna th'er
before date of BaUlng. 9 eVes!st
. ravsenger and Frtlcrkt Ust.. n..
howest. Vor information apply ti W
aULMAN A Co., Frtlefit
.Virdntaumnti.i vm&.. : .?M...a?.' Ticks
o """ ror"ana,o,j
U.U. UUiiVH. Ao't Oen'l Fn. A
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific It, rV fjj
O. H. HA8WKLL, Jr. GenM""1
Fa. . Agt. Oregon Develop
. :H Montcomery rt4
LAST AND
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CALIFORNIA KXPBKSS TBAIN-Rcjr -.
' -- W,l.kl,JJ AHUfl
7:0C p. m.
9 18 p. m.
8.15 a.m.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
Salem
Ban Fran.
JNoHir
J,JM 5a.
kV.l 7ttem
-Auiivo iruiuu Miop only at fniinmiTr
lions north of llosebur t i'.loS?.?
Ur-igon City, Woodburi? balem AikS4
Pungent, dhedds, flalsev lln,11'
Junction Cltv. Irvln is K JJ ?rrlri
r ' 5ri geue.
iwagutUtH HALL DAILY. "
s JJ a. m.
1117 a. m
5 50 p. m.
LV.
LV.
Ar.
Portland
oaiem
Itosoburg
Ar. 4 jp
Lv. Ho p
Lv. 7-00 . a
Albany Local, Dally
j 00 p. m.
7 hi p, tu.
'OU p.m.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
Kxcept Sundij,
l-qruana Ar. I KUJsir.
V- '-JIIWlL
Sulom
Albany
Lv,lo3J,at.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars.
b or accommodation ot passengers holtUor
second class tickets attached to
express trains.
West Side DivisioD, Between PorM
and Corvallis :
I'AILY (EXCEPT StTNDAY).
oO u. in.
12-10 p. IU.
XvT
Ar.
"Portland
CorMiHIa
Lv.
iJUp. m. I
1235 p. m.
At Albany und Corvallls connect wltn
"" "i ore;uu x-utvtnu luturoad.
tTeBES3THAI (HAILY EXCEPTS! KDAV'
1:40 n. in.
7.25 p. m.
L"vT Pot il. mil Ar. I
Ar.MoMlnnvllleLv.
ts.iuii.ni
6.45 a. m
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
Or tickets and lull intnrinntinn !.
t mjr rates maps, etc apply to the CoiapjJ
E, ,31. Crolsau and J. a. McNaryi beginning
Sit. u,uw'"' "rner of lot 4Yn block 3j
fi! ?0Bon' ,henoe north aIo"8 tot aJUy
100 feet, tbence east 50 feet, thence? sonth n
leet tu tbe north Hue of Court strent ()T4.
"n 1? "' t0 '"? Pl,ce WlStaB, mu
D. U. Steves and O. W. Steves; beglunlDir at
the southeast cornerof lot S iu h ock JS ! Salem
to tbo placo of Winning, $40 00.
wester 'iWibnlug at a point 24 feet
westot tbe southeast iw, t i. . ..,..
3J. balem. Orfgou. thence north parallelTllh
Commercial street 70 feet, theuce west ! feet
hence south 70 feet, thence east 2a feet to the
place of beginning, $36.08. 8
R. M. Wade; beginning at the southwest cor
ije" north parallel with Commercial street
iVfSl'.'SSS' WMt. M feet. thSc" south
.1 . '.'"' ,Uence .?e,t 8 M fee. 'hence south 23
ft Ba -ad1
M'lJWisflTfrfl
2
ONLY
LINE
RDKKING
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:4'j A- Mi
" " 7:30 P.M.
3;
DA.YS TO
CKLICAGO
M, . ",wM at rljhl augUwith but,
Mwh IU faat. thHica Treat SO t& b thauM
Wna or LIUrly itrtat, thaaea north aloiw the
block l. U f Ml. tltaaaa east Mftit. JbI
north to tha olaca of feadtanlnn. 11A "-"
U.fitetnrfaU Ju r; txgtunttng at al
poiut 100 1 at and tarhaa east of lb north. I
JhrVff ". Mi!! 1-i MW line 44
w iT , , i "rBunmg, litil.Ofl,
Lnuland) beginning at the northvent
corner of lot 5 lu "bloc 32, Salem. Oregon
thence east parallel to Court street M feet'
hence south 12 80 feet, thence east 0 40 fit '
thence south hjk-iMZ:."1?1!
with Court .trart 7 feVt, thence northP40feet
to the plaoe of beginnlmr. a iU fe6t
.V ,.iae DKinnlug at a point 3J 7S feet
iTt?, 'northwest corner of lSt in block
8i. Salem, Oregou, thence eaat parallel with
Court street ICe feet to the alley, thence aonth
along the alley 49 feet and 0 IncKa. tuc "mat
VMIM with Court street 1& feet! thMtM
long east Hue a.75 fteUheuc. wiit par."
el to Court strett 109 to he wtst llu"ol said
lot. thence north alonj the said west line ?75
feet to the place of twglunlng, SO 00
i1?wuZn unknwut lota 7 aud 8 la block 32
lnBalem.Oregon.titi7.il, , "'
no"' limsMi M B ,n block 3.6Jem. Ore.
SaSmXOT' ,0t N0 ,a W0Ck
oirSS1 M 7 Ja b,oc! No' '. .
K. Bibeei lot Xo. ft in m.v , r, .
gon. tlHUS. " ou' Uf-
Q&ui2tl -J fn wk 8, .
lt a ' CH' Mt' H'1" S. Jordan. Mrs.
8?r.,nbJnIBHn',Jn0l,d., M-Amelia WrauTby a.
?.?,?' Ann 8 Hunsaker, A 0. 8chwatka oko
IUUD4.i lot I la block i; BUemVoi;
$. 1 iiftr ,o" s " ,a woek si.
Kachal J0BM1 beoiBBlBs .1 tt,. .n.11. ..
72 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha andl
Kansas City.
PULLMAN .and TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS.
For rates and general information call
iu or uuurt'ss,
W. H. HyilLBUnT, Asst, Genl.ass. Aft
STA Washlnc'ton Bt.,
POBTLAND, OIUWO
From Terminal or Interior roiola the
Northern Pacific Railroad
l
veatoonwrof Moek . . 8alaai.Ordea: taca aoHfc M f . tttwciA Mtin ti:
block, tfeaaca vat alau ilea lot i. i ??T lu. !" wwa w, avaiata. Oragoo,
ttateKlrWifc iltrtWHaWirwUMw K..ta4w, ImMH Uiut Ui TUVteek M.
Ih tbo line to take
To all Points East and South.
ItUtheainlnKCArrouta.uranimroaiJ i
vestibule trains every day lntheeM"
ST. PAUL AND
(No chaus e of cars.)
Composed of dining curu unsurpaed'
Pullman drawing room slPJ .
OI latest equ)
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars-
Beat that oan be constructed and In
aooomtnodatlona are both ire ae i"J
rushed for bolders of fflrat and aeooaa-aia-UckeU.audj
ELEGANT BAY COACHES.
, Acontlmwws line eoanewlus- wtt jJ
Unea, tttionUBK direot Btt unlnierrsf"
j-inUain ahKr rwv'ionrcan MiJ
oored In advice.. ro9. any at8
tbe road. .j-.
, Throaah Uektu to and froni ail t
laAaieriea.Itoztaaa and Europ ?LS
purotuu4atany Uokt olhc trf th "r
rSilnJbrmatlonotmoefnlur raii.j
of trulus.rufltea aud e4her deulla lMnu
OB pu4ttloa to fjiy axent or
of truliu.riMW and ether details I
Wfttioa to f.ny axent r,,
, A, JU. CUAHUlu.ii
AaalkUnt Gaueral I'jaaenjtfr AguHJ
191 Jtnrf. itnU hi,. WalhlnzUMi; sa"
IhaW1 DOWNINO( Afc ,
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