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By thoilumo orisirtglo pioco Clothing for
Mon and Boys, The greatest opportu
nity. The Lowest Prices, The best
goods ever offered,
M2RHONAL8.
Judgo II. I'. HoIjo went ti Albany
today.
W. JJ, Lawlor wont lo Albany this
morning.
Bcott Tnylor, of Gervulp, camo up to
glem last nlglit.
Dr.J. ItlohardBon returned from the
refoim school thli afternoon.
EZ'Jadge R. P. Holeo returned last
sight fretu ft trip to Portland.
Attorney General O. M. Idloman
returned to Portland thlo morning.
Wm. Urown went to Marlon today
to receive Home hope at that place.
Geo. W. Stephens, of Uimhucll, III.,
has located at Turner with hla family.
0. Bnowden wont to Isadora today,
where be will remain during the
winter.
Hon. Edd Hindi and aon,Guy,wont
to Portland on the kSalem local this
morning.
Deputy 8horl(I A. T. Wain trans
acted olllclal business at Gervais this
morning.
It. M. Forsytho waa taken Ulto
severely last evening with nervous
prostration.
Mrs. N. W. Harris, of near Oak
Grove, Polk county, went to Albany
today to visit rv latlvei.
L. U. Gurnett, editor of tuo Oregon
Agriculturist, is in tbo city, looking
Rfier tbo Intercata of his valuable
paper.
W. T. Slater was a passenger to Al
bany this morning, on business con
nected with tbo BUto Insurauco com
pauy. Mrs. E. J. Cornoll was a passenger
for Marlon this morning on her return
to her home near Bcio, after a short
ylelt in Salem.
Mrs. A. L. McCuIly and llttlo child,
came up from Po.tlund this morning
and will visit Mrs. McUully'a mother,
'Mrs. It. Dearborn, and other relative.
Councllmen W. T. Rlgdon and
Tlios. Holraan went to Portland on
the Salem local this morning. Mr.
Holman was accompanied py his wife.
Frank F. Toe7es, late editor ot the
Daily Post, has taken a position at
John G. Wright's grocery storo as book
keeper and to assist him in tho Insur
ance business.
Henry A. Ilrower, a former book
keeper in tbo Ladd & Bush bank, but
now employed at Portland, came up
last night to attend the Huelat-Blck-ford
weddlug.
Mr. Irvine certainly has been an
efficient secretary and deserves re
election, Albany Democrat. Mr.
Irvine Hay It was tho farmers on tho
board that reelected him.
J. Datohelor, while splitting wood
yesterday, bad tho mlafortuuo to strike
bis lefc band quite n heavy blow with
the ax, but because of its dullness the
"wound Is not very eevere.
Mr. Green B. Cornelius, of tho Shaw
Fruit Growers Union, was in the city
today, Ho says they have still unset
tled buslneus with tbo Oregon Fruit
Union and he eayB tho growers have
employed r lawyer to sottlo thtlr dif
ferences. Pleec?d Hos?
Plaids,
Handkerchiefs.
Gentlemen's Necku)?ar ;g
New line of
r j 1 nt solid shoes of
I Af Rs MflRV; oo. $l.7S,
)ou money
WILLIS
Conrt and IJUrty.
tnufr. if i
SOOIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mm. A. C. Hhlnn went to Gerrnls to.
day.
Mr, nnd Mrs.Geow Brown, of (lose
huiy, aro In tho city.
MIts Pauline Moulocfc is very ill o
fever, at her homo In Nob Hill ad
dition. Architect and Mrs. D. W. Pugh
went paiisengers to Portland on the
rjilein local thin morning.
Mrs. W. H. Odell nccompalncd Mis
Mabel Cotton to Ohemawa today, Mien
Cotton being somewhat III.
Mrs. E. W. Ito'sller returned to
Portland today after a visit with Mrs.
G. S. Downing, of this city.
Tbe Church of God is holding rovlval
meetings in Werner Fennel's ball, on
Commercial street, services commenc
ing at 7;30 each evening.
Mre. Btancbo Patterson arrived in
Salem from Tho Dalles last night for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Gray, and other relatives.
Mrs. J. M. Uuber left yestorday for
Omaha, Neb., where nbo waa culled by
tbo illness, of her daughter, Mr. J. W.
Gerbardt, who Is seriously ill.
FIFTY-TWO 0AHD3.
Please remembei tbe dancing whist
rehearsal at 7:30 tomorrow nlgbt In
Chaunlng hall. No visitors admitted.
TEMl'KHANCU SUNDAY.
Tbo secretary of tbo W. 0. T. U.
courteously requests that tho pastora of
tbe different churches observe next
Sunday as Temporanco Sunday by do.
voting at least a portion of their ser
mon to temperance. This would bo a
great help to tho W. C. T. U. and
would be gratefully received.
TIIANKSaiVINO DINNKUS OALOHK.
The young peoplo of tho Congre
gational church will servo a bounteous
dlnnor at the church parlors from 1 to
4 p. m. Thanksgiving day. Tho ladles
ot thut church are famous cooks, re
member. All thoso desiring family
tabled will pleaso leavo orders to that
effect with Fred Gelbel at Branson's
grocery.
A LADIES' BAND.
Following aro tho members of tho
Ladles' Baud, of Corvallls, as furnished
us by a resident of that city:
Victor Moses, Instructor,
Bass Annie ljonanc.ro.
Baritone Lola WilkinB.
IstTonor Allle Andrews.
2d Tenor Emma Martin.
2d Alto Mamie Mlilner.
1st Cornet Bessles Latesman.
Solo Coruot Joelo Moses.
Huaro Drum Franhlo Cau thorn.
Bsbs Drum May Headrlck.
A BTREBr HALL.
Tho merchants in tbe block on
Twolftb street, between Washington
and Broadway, Oakland, are contem
plating a uulquo entortalument. It
will ho a rtrect ball. Tho block has
just beon uowly bltumlnlzed, and the
street Is as smooth as a floor. Arrange
ments are lu progress by which the
Btreot will bo closed somo ovenlng and
tbe wbolo blook hung with lanterun
aud otherwise decorated, anu with a
band of muslo on baud tho entire street
will bo turned into a mammoth ball
room, with tho sky for a roof.
line values In the "Albert" fleeced lined,
fast black hose, just received. Price 35c
per atr, Also grea; values in wnol and
cashmere hose.
New ones just opened. Handsome and rtyllsh and very moder
ately priced, Buy yourself a new waist. Remember the $50,00
ailk dress to be given away.
Elenaut twlss embroidered handkerchiefs
just opened, Very pretty. Prices loc,
ice, aoc, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c. we cu
please ail
A btg line Just opened. Latest
es, t'opular prices, bee
new "De Jolnvtlle." Swell.
popular priced goods just opened. All
best make and latest style toes. Prices
$J, 2.5o ana per pair. We will save
on footwear.
BROS. & CO.,
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoe House
"if "-".U'1I1j.C.'OCL-Li
ontuutT oovim num.
fhiMHAtim Htm tn MmUn
timhf,
NMlKMH A Afftllfloltl ImVrt liruft Mil
McllOfI UKAffiKt flMlil M. MAilHliI (of
ifir1lllfloi,fArl,8l ffirfMfiflf Hi l.llf'
MiMlffttfM iUMtf AllO (f Milt
Umh NtMMhtf Ifltfi nittt IlitofMl (if!
WMSi HnfMf at lllfj MM frtieffofil
JfUitMfy Will, it fid (in f:W Ml tho mum
fAffl froffl Jrtliiliifi1 Jfllli, afiif of 0On(
Iflrfifljm fM. 'fill Nintifiy g olnlfiifld
fin n itouM)tf liofo mid tat nomk nir
MimI al illvnM llitiM.
(iMifKuftoilifm, iilnlnilff, V Mini, it.
Monfin, it. W. (olt!o, Win. Jloalfirnl,
if, M, Jorditii niiit (t. 0. itolirlciAon, d
feiltlfil
The plflllillfl nllPKen that on on nbn'lt
SUMubetli, I8V0, (ho (Iflfoiidatiffl ot
Otlletl rtlid dflllvnrpd to lilni pro tilled'
My nolo for td,llll iiajrnbla on or before
JJtwmtior t, Jflfli, with Imcriot at tho
ralo of? per colli j Hint mi October?,
18U5, dsfeiidiitilfl njjfeed to pay t lie
(ilitliitlll Inlorust on the nolo nt tho rata
of 10 per rent from (epteiuhor 1, I80;l
until tho flnnl paymetil Is made; that
tlnco the notes were excttted paymoiils
liavii beon made reducing tho amount
(o (1,107.01, and tlintmiin Is claimed (o
bedueplnlntlfl. For this he demands
Judgment against tho defendants for
the stima and for tho sum of $100 attor
ney lees,
Beth It. Hammer and Haydon A Mo
Nary are attorneys for Mr. Collins,
nnd J. and Henry W. Meyers are
sureties In the sum of $10,000 lu the
undertaking for attachment.
Olive B. Eugland Is plaintiff In a
suit agninst her husband, Wm. Eng.
land, the complaint being ai follews:
Tnat on or between the 1st day of
January, 1880, and tho 1st day of No
vember, 1805, at Bulem, tho plalntlfl
lent to defendant at divers times, at
his sppclal Instance request, tho sum
of (1,600 and dofondaut has frequently
promised to pay the same, but ho has
not paid such sum or any port thereof.
Whetefnro, judgment against tbo do.
fondant is demanded for $1,500 and in
terest thereon at 8 per cent from No
vember 1, 1805, and costs and disburse
ments. .
Mrs. England's attornevs aro Carson
& Fleming. J. A. Baker Is the surety
on undertaking for attachment In thu
sum of $1 500.
Shaw Shippers in Arms.
Mrs. II. E. Wuuds makes afildavlt
that tbe Cornelius, Fryer and Towlo
fruits was well pacited under tbo In
structions of Oregon Fruit union and
sbo approved same.
Mr. It, E. Wands also corroborates
tho same with bis recommendation
attached namely that Mr. Cornelius
bo restored ,41 crates making 172 and
all charges for repacking bo refunded
to said parties Mrs. M. Btoore, Llla
Bloore, Lucy Bloore, and Zella Cole,
Llz.le Cornelius together. Col. O. G.
Colo and Geo. Towlo uinke afildavlts
to tho cflect that tho fruit was bundled
according to Inductions. Tho Bbuw
peop'e represent 60,000 trees, half of
which will be bearing tbo earning
season. If Mr. Wands recommenriu-
tlnna nrn ntrlpllv fnltntvril Hut tr.mliln
will cease. I have received many
V
communications asking for frctR In the
cane but prefer not to publish uny
thing further since I uonlldenlly he
llovo tho above will end tho wnolo
thing. G. B Vs.
Tjik New York Rackct Has this
day received direct from New York a
large lot of nil kinds of goods lu tholr
lino, such as cologne, boso supporters,
cloth and hair brushes, side combs,
purses, fanoy hair pins, tootb brushes,
olaatlo wobb, corsets, all kinds of peu
clla and aohool nous, sheurs, buggy
whips, a flue lot of Fedoru ard other
kinds of hats and caps, momoraudutu
books, band mirrors, all kinds of baud
kerchiefs, linen and bath towels, rib
bons in largo quantities, spectacles,
umbrellas, laco curtains, ladles nh, and
wool underwear, gouts nnd childrotia
underwear of all kinds, and sizes, sus
penders, lace, embroideries aud a
tnousaud other articles. Call and got
them at rnoket prices.
TiiANKeaiviNa Dinnkr. Remem
ber tbo Thanksgiving dluuer to bo
given from 1 to 4 o'clock In their new
church parlors, by the Ladlei Aid
society, of tho Baptist church. Mrs. S.
R Jessep has full charge, and families
wanting a family table will apply to
her for cuch aocommodatlons. Minnie
E. Farmer secretary, eod
Wantkd. To exchnugo or sell,
threo or four acres opposite school
house. Will take small payment, aud
remainder in work. Inquire of J. O.
Mo Far laud at Clear Lake, sis mllea
north of city, or address Saltm.
11-0 m
PARLOR TABLES
Just received from tho East.
A pretty lmo of artistic tnblcn,
Uall ana seo them.
KELLER & SONS,
120 State street.
tMHmoiiM,
.ftiifftaflM if, flufliMt oflli clffliiil
mttt, ttiutm MXffpfiilniit ui lii
fiiiliiflrf Hi nlirtiiili( Imldy In (lid fiilloif
IllK CfldfNi HilfdfififArr vm, i.ovyi Mahlll
V. Mfffilti i'lsa n, Wolfttf. (Joflllfnd
it llnhoc
Tim Mimiy mMtt' onion wn
tllmCll (Mllll I) o'tilfKJk tlllD rtflCflllK.ll,
owliirf Ut Jitfi ififii fidiift nwny n( I he
futiefrtl of Mm, Jlyfnt, wIki wm (Iio
inollu-f of Mr Mlfilo' fl'sl wlfo,
MdNHyfrtAMfnil.
fllieflll .foHii Knight Iim mad
Miiiilhef IfAnnfef of Inic moiioy (a (ho
county IfMniffPf, Tho npportlonitieiit
Wat (o (hi following CuikIki
Poll (nx M$ 02 00
City of Mrtioiii .. 018 IM
City of Hllvefloii 0 .10
City of Woodhiiru 8 10
HohooKlHtrl t No, 'M ....... CO Oil
Hohool (llnlflot
rivhool dMirlot
Hohool dlotflot
Boliool distrlot
Hohool district
Boliool dlstrlal
Boliool dhtrlol
Boliool cllntrlot
Boliool district
No, 1.
ill
No. ...
No, 0.
No, 10 -No,
ill .
No 67.
No. 01
No. 71..
No. loll
No. 'Hi.
87 Ifi
0 71
7 Oil
1 It.
411 1W
11 80
1 01
A ill
14 88
2,578 81
School dMtrlot
State, county aud statu school
Tolal $4,203 87
I'ltOllATK C'OUIIT.
W. T. lltgdou has teltoned the
county court to appoint hlmadmlulg
trator of tho estato of James A, Mustek,
who died tho 1st of October, this year.
The valuo of lha person aud real pro
perty Is $1,600 and tho heirs aro Mrs.
Percy Lnar and Miss Daisy Muslck.
Mr. Rlgou Is n creditor of the deoedeut.
Tho petition was granted and Mr.
Blgdon will receive his lotters of ad
ministration on his filing a bond In
tho sura of $3,000.
9
Geo. K. Qulne, tbo detective who
arrested tho train-robbers, CaBo and
Poole, in Southern Oregon somo
mouths ago, went to Portland today to
be presont ut their prosecution at that
place. Mr.Qulno's homo Is in Biddies,
and ho has beon tho guest ofM. E.
Pogue for a short time.
Tiikke! Only. Threo Republicans
wero recognized In dealing out the
offices nt the state fulr. Wm. Slmoral,
Wm.Bavago and Mrs. Wm. Savage.
It Is gratifying to know that whllo thr
bi;r, fut ofilcea wero all scooped In by
the Democrats, that a few crumbs were
ploked up by tho Republicans.,
Incorporated. Tho Valley Im
provement company, Hood River, for
Irrigation, stock $20.0 0; Mount Hood
Water Supply company, stock $000;
Lost River Ditch compauy, Klamath
county .stock $5,000, tiled articles today.
Soai and Watbii. It has beon
recommendod as a good remedy for
mnuy difficulties, But bo euro to get
tho Salem soap as It Is tho bed of ull,
mid mndo right here.
To tiik Fjiont. McCall Bros., tho
Court street grocer, aro pushing their
bUMluesH more every day, and keep
well to the front of tho procession.
RoY8 And Mens clnthlnc at the
, Vnw "Vnrlr rnnhnt aitrt nf Intv nnoli
prices, mid gloves of nil kinds, for men,
women aud children,
m
RuniiKR Booib and shoes of the
Woousooket brnud at tho New York
racket store.
New Notames. J.
Humes; V. W. Clews,
coinuileeioned notaries.
B. Taylor,
Erwln; wero
INSANE Mary K. Roberts,
Dalles, was brought to tho
asylum at Salem last night.
of Tho
Insane
titcatner Gray Eulo will leavo Z
Poitlaud for Salem Tuesdays, ;
Thursdays and tiaturdays at 6 a. Z
Z m. and leaves Balera for Portland Z
Z) Mondays, Wednesdays aud Frl- Z
days, at 0 a. m. Quick timeree;u- Z
Z lar service aud cheap rates. Agent Z
M. P. Baldwin at Baleni dock. 5
When lUby was sick, we gave acr Castorta.
Whoa fclio waa a Child, she cried for Castorta,
When the became 311s, sho flung to Castorla,
When tho hod Children, h gnro them Castorla.
ItETWHN SiaNAL BOXES Will HOOD
bo put In operation on the Lock wood
messenger system, thus glviu Salem
one of tho most complete nnd satis
factory messenger circuits on the coast.
There are 177755 miles of railroad In
the United States
There are 06.835.880 rails used to
cover thlsurouud.
There aro 638,205,000 ties used to bind
I these rails together, but no such
j amount, however, is required to bind
the hearts of tho traveling public to the
fact that the Wlscouslu Central lines
furnish superior facilities on all their
t trains between St. Paul and Chicago
, which form close connections with all
linos to tho east and south.
Make a note of It.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all In leavening
Stnngib.V, 3. aovrmnt Rtfrt,
imirjii:::tmrMf" f-"--'''"
AU'Ufif
UltflKMl MAiluM Wlllld
MnM, AIM lW Mf-
CREAM
BAKIN6
POWDHt
,Mol Perfect Msde.
An Wnf Hi Mlmmlflrtl
Born,
IIOHB. At tholr homo In MornltiKaldo
addition to Balom, Tuesdnv, Novcm
her 10, 1805, to Mr, end Mr. Walter
Bosk, a son,
Marrlod.
M KIiniMAN-WHITNEY.-In Ba
Icm, Or., at IslO p. in. Wcdnosday,
Nnvrliibnr 20, 18l5, Mlus Clara Merrl
man to O. W. Whltnoy, Judge W.
C. Hubbbard oniclatlng.
DIOKFORD HOEL AT.-At Bt.Pual's
Episcopal churoh, Salem, at 8 n m.
Wednesday, Noyombor 20, 1895, MIm
IiouImo 0. Huolat to John Wlnslow
Blokford, tho oniolatlng clergyman
being Rev. Laurence Sinclair.
Died.
SMITH. At her homo on Asylum
avenue, Salem, Or., November 21,
1805, Mrs. Ann Smith, ogod 84 years.
Deceaecd was a ploncor of Oregon,
and In her younger days was well
known as landlady of tbo Bennett
bouse. Bho leaves only ono nopbow,
Mr. O. P. Hlgglnbottom.
McCULLY At ber homo on Front
street In this city, Thursday, Nov.
21, 180.5, at 6 a. m., Mrs. Mary Ann
McCully, aged 78 years,
Deceased was tho rollot of David
McCully, and wua an old and highly
esteemed resident of Salem.
Funeral notice later.
Bia MouTnPur.8. They aro not
nccojsary to got a good meal, but tho
place to got it Is at the Konworthy
lunch counter.
FREEZE TO
Golden Gate Baking Powder, Pounds, 40c,
Golden Gate Baking Powder, 2 12 lbs,, 80c,
Golden Gate Baking Powder, 5 lbs,, $1,55,
LARD, in 5pound pails, pure, 45c,
LARD, in KVpound pails, pure, 85c,
BACON, choice narrow strips, per lb,,1 10c,
ONIONS, per bushel, "45c,
We are always glad to quote prices,
P, a Grocery, HARRITT LAWRENCE
Sioo Reward Jloo
The readers of this paper will be pleased
learn that there is ot least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catajth, Hall's
Catarrh Curo is the only positive euro known
to the medical fraremity. Catarrh being
a constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and raucous surface of the
disease, and (jiving tho patient strengtli by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars lor any
cose that It falls to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address, F, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Or.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Catarrh In the Head
Is duo to impure blood and cannot be
cured with local applications. Hood's
Haraaparllla bos cured hundreds of
cases of catarrh because it purities the
blood and lu this way removes the
cause of the disease. It also builds up
the system and prevents attnoks of
plicumonia, diphtheria and typhoid
fever.
Hood's Pills become tbo favorito ca
thurtlo with every one who tries
them. 25o.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
E
OH JltCWT CHKA.1' -Unfurnished roomp
on Heveuteenth street, secnud hmun
uortUolnaylum.J it east of tar line. Mav3i
.lOrtBAliU UltAf. A Eood team, lorinr
V wacon nt1 rood farm
iuu, wj if j ai
street two blo'-ka et 01 Ihtrk mbooi,
nnnnn 11.11 nn inntt mmn nn
Hiuinn
11-19 81
F-
A1MV .vic for tn t'ruuoe Twin ruuj,aa
IJ an
1 exoeueai preparation tatt 1 Handle
1 lor all kinds o. hair roods ailed wltbia
days, Tdrnu maue for Ilatrdresslnir.
Urder
a lew days. Tdrnu maue for Ilatrdresslnir.
MuoiruriDff ana Treating tue Ho tip by tbe
month. A M. ln. R-wra 11- Uldrldge BU.
T 1. KIHIIKH. Newspaper AdvertUIug Aceat
Ll. 31 Merebanta' Kxohaneo, San Francisco
U our authorized agent, Tula paper U kept
on tile In uUontoe.
ONfalY TO 1.UAN.-U. MarsnT"
1-Odt Offloa hlooc.
Koou a
tar.
UUYa an Improved 6-acre tr-ct threa
mllea toutli ol town amall hoti
and barn. Wear etxuX school, lunulre o
nufgnml, over Hutenman. -a IT
1'Kt.UA auKKUAN Typewriting ami
commercial atanotrrnnhv ilffiw
Qruv block. Tha but nf wnrt iinm'.t llr
00
Qm
Lj-inntilA BtA T V
muaum 1 i
Kl
P
OH aALK Ol(Ufun ton
ig time or would
fa w-t Halem
Qood. large home aatbtrn; vrlety ot
Ing fruit irexa 1'leoty of smxll fruit,
water and Jiaorea timber, Addr-as 00
renin aoresonoioa land
b'tar
rood
Halam
bo? ivj.
Uia-i
riAUl-Kr l'Afjat-Larea lot of haaw h
.VwSIDplnf.paperl0rfcl8C,leaP- Jnt the
thing tot putFlng under carpcu. Call at Joar.
nt ofHoe.
c:T.TiMSii!i "")
DoNotForckt
THAT
SPHUALSA
1
r
lr you waflMJ buy nloi iifinkfti orlfibls lliifim rr Ui0
(foll'Juyd, how I ynuf otinoflfliiity lo lwy Mem nt i(n,,rw,
prldflu,
SATURDAY'S SALE:
CAPES - AND - JACKETS,
Wfttoh our nnnco lor t li j iiniiouiioatiioiit of our Hafldny
DiBplity, 1 1 will bo worth your timu to boo ir
S- M.& K H, STOCK
115 STATE STREET.
TELEPHONE 112.
O- XI. Cu9L:03aL3C3EIJLiS03Xr,
ItKI'IIKflKNTINd THK
BIG
FOUR INSURANCE
Room 14, Bush Bank Building, Salem.
Commercial Union Assurance Co.
London nnd LuncMHmi'o Fire Iiih. Co,
Liverpool find London ami tilobc. Ilnrtiiril Fire Iii.m. c0,
Ilrlnc in your State policies and have them written with Utile or no lou in yon,
SPECIAL HOLLIDAY SALES
I have lust onened mv Xmas lines
ln!H, Xmas liookletj.
. .. .. . i . . -
iooKieis. Amu
celluloid nov
velties, such as
and Clove boxes. Cant
itc. I'ancy Calendars lor looo Clilluren'1 Lolor
Hooks, Ire Ho. k of celluloid, by the sheet, to
male up in fancy articles. All good low.
F, S. DEARBORN,
T 11 K m
THESE PRICES
SHERIFF'S SAIE OF REAL
PROPERTY,
Notice Is hereby glrea that by virtue of an
execution duly lisued out ol tho circuit eouit
of the Htato of Oregon, for 1 he county of Mar
lon, and to me directed on t e 15th day of
November, 1895, upon ajudgment ana dea ro
duly rendered, entered ot record nnd dook otcd
tn andbvmldcouilon tuemti Cay of Kc
vomber, 1835, lu a certain nult then lu eatd
court pending, wnereln retorZlellnskl waa
plalntll! and Wm, r Mllea and Mary Mllta
wero defendantii lu favor of plalntlfl and
against ld defendants, by which exeoutlon
1 am commanded to fell the property In. said
execution, and hereinafter described, to pay
the sum due Ihe plalntlfl of KineenUundrtd,
Three nnd 87-100 Dollars, with Interest
thereon at the rato of eight per cent, per an.
num. from tbe 13th day ot Novomber. 1835.
until paid, together with the cosUanddls
bursemenu ot said suit, taxed at Thlrty.two
and 00-100 Dollars, and cosu and expenses
or said execution, I will, on
Saturday, the 2lit day of December. 1895,
at tlo hour of 1 o'clock, p.m., of said day, at
the west door or the county court house In
aatem, Mirloncopnty, Oregon, tell at publlo
auction to tne iiignest bidder for cash In hand
oa the day ol sale, all the right, title, Interest
and estate which said defendants, Wm, 1',
Miles and Mary Stiles, and all persons claim.
Ing under them subsequent to the execution
of said mortgage on the 20th day ol June,
1801, In, of and to said mortgaged premises
hereinafter subscribed, said mortgaged prera.
ises hereinbefore montlonod are desorlbcd la
said exenutlou. a, follows, to-wlt!
The East hdrof tho Northwest quarter of
Btctton 83, Township 0, Bou.h Itange 2 West
f the Willamette Uerldlaa, Marlon county,
Bute of Oregon, and containing 80 acres,
Bald sale being made subjeov to redemption
la the manner provided bylaw.
Dated this 20th day of November, 1895.
JOHN KNimtT.
8herlirofMarloa County, Oregon.
By r.T. WItlOUTMAN, Depmy, u$lB'
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