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,re&oxx Register
XYITTE - OBEGOK.
ty
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!■%’ 1888.
Fire Fiend.
THE BONG Oi THE LOCOMOTIVE.
URT
Roll me out on my path of steel,
Wartera
3« 00
For I’m clad in a coat of mail,
i 4k Perkins
4 00
PROBATE—LAUGHABY, JUDOS.
The heat of tiie summer I scorn to feel,
N«fe
10 00
And I laugh at the wintry gale,
Estate of Mary Graliam ; final account
100 00
For my pathway leads past many a lake,
J A Todd
...
al and GENERAL.
r
IS 00
O’er lands that are marshy and drear, allowed, and administrator discharged.
Edgar
Poppletoa
Ten Buildings Swept Away.
18 74
Estate of Wilson Gibson * final aocount
With my faithful conductor, the man at
»vis. resident dentist.
Edgar Poppletoa
188'08
t he brake,
• I to be heard March 6th.
Nicholas Wall..
10 OOt,,
»Et paid this office a call on
TBb fireman and engineer.
Estate of Joel j. Hembree, petition to J L Ferguson .....
42 15 ’
special vo Tim beoibteb .
-4
a
AH*
OO
Hodson
be
heard
March
6th,
and
that
notice
be
4 00
For I start at the dawn with lightning
January
12,
1888.
¡rood, of Portland, was in town
40 00
speed,
i duly given to heirs aqd citation to issue.- Malcolm Rymal . .
Wednesday morning ubout 4 o’clocx
Vincent * Spaulding
And I’m running on schedule time.
1 80
Estate of Norris W. Wilson; petition L Louabary........
fire broae out in the warerooni of C. L. From the city I whirl where the antelopes
58 34
>wi» bas gon® to Junction City
for
appointment
of
George
Willis,
Sen.,
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O reoon R eoisteb
5 OO
feed,
Worthington’s store, on Bridge street be
as administrator, bond fixed at *1000. Ed Robinson ..
And the mountainous steeps I climb,
88 00
tween First and Main, and liefore help
E
P
Wallace.
..
40 00
Hurley was in Portland this, could reach th_> place the whole building The trestles that span the rivers I shake, T. J. Shad det., Ed. Granville and Thom Phillip Messner
60 00
Nor passengers dream of fear,
as Draper, appraisers.
, John Hopfield
business.
was wrapped ip flames. The tire spread They trust the conductor, the man at the
44 00
commissioners ’ covet .
Jones* Co......... . 7 . OO
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brake,
Hoexins, of Newberg, has been from there to the Mayer store building
In thè matter of the application of
The fireman and engineer.
Court adjourned to meet January 18th.
and nothing could be done to save it with
, pension.
George Thy lor et aWor a county road ; R.
Id snap ended none to soon for the means at hand, as the heat was so I travel by day, nor rest me as niitht
SCHOOL REPORT
R. Laughlin, Wm. Merchant and John
Throws ita mantle of darkness o’er;
intense
that
no
one
cotdd
approach
it
te of wheat.
Fouta,
viewers;
J.
D.
Fenton,
surveyor,
The
roar
of
my
wheels
and
glare
of
my
Of
school
district No. 18, Yamhill
teney visited Salem last Satur- with safety. Attention was now turned - *
light
to meet at Wapato statiou January 12th. county, for month ending December, 23,
to Faulconer Bros.’ store, • across the
Wake
echoings
on
the
shore
;
ming Monday.
In the matter of the application cf G. 1887. General averages, including at
street, where water and, wet blanxete I pass by the den of the copper-head
W. Landers et al for a County road ; W. tendance, deportment and scholarship:
Clerk Briedwell visited Mc- were applied to the roof, and frith great
snake,
v
Houck, Chas. Palmer and Wm. Roof, Harry Starr.......... 99 Mima Bennitt... .99
And frighten the timid deer,
, on Wednesday.
labor succeeded in protecting it from be
Daniel is getting better slowly, ing consumed. Several ;>ereons remained Controlled by conductor, the man at the viewers; Fenton, surveyor; to meet at John Starr............ 97 Alice Baxter...
brake,
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Gowdy.
surveyor’s office at McMinnville, January Elmer Baxter... 95 Lillian
ring a tough seige.
on the roof until the crisis had passed.
The fireman and engineer. '
Dell Morgareidge 94 1 Fannie Carter.
18th, at 9 o’clock.
»1 and IL M. Daniel, of North The flames continued to spread from the
Ralph Starr.......... 94 Ruth Benton .
From the Occident shores of perennial
In the matter of the application of E. Ray Morgareidge .93: Mamie Hadawav..84
Mayer store building until every build
were in town Wednesday.
Spring,
_
Poppleton for an alteration in a comity Ben Starr.............. 93' Gracie Hadaway 82
I Bpeed over mountain and plain,
lorence Avery Helm has been ing in the bloca was consumed. Great
road; J. J. Martin, J. H. Carse and W. Ralph Carter........ 90
difficulty was experienced in saving the , Semi-tropical products of Oregon brihg
postmistress at Corvallis.
W. Levis, viewers; Fenton, surveyor; to Guy Sully.............. 90
To
the
winter
bound
regions
of
Maine,
postoffice and drug store building, owned
Henrv Benton. . 86
accounts Judge R. P. Boise was
With a feverish pulse my thirst I slake
meet January 25th, at W. Carl’s resi Clar.de Ellis.......... 72
by D. C. Coleman, but after much hard
When the watering tank is near,
1 out of immediate danger.
dence.
Ralph Tate............ 70
fighting it waB saved. The following ; Obeying conductor, tiie man at the brake,
In the matter of the application of N.
xton, formerly of McMinnville, table shows tiie losses and insurance:
Whcle number enrolled, 21; average
The fireman and engineer.
C. Maris, et al for a county road ; Miles daily attendance, 16; total number days
actor and builder in Albina.
I visit the margins of every sea,
Robertson, A. Caliran and Miytin Miller, ’of attendance, 313; total number days of
Bryan is reported as improving
. £ach island and continent s;>an,
And I thunder along with |my cargo of viewers ; to meet at Newberg February absence, 107; cases of tardiness, 39.
He was on the streets yester-
1st.
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L. R. L ewis , Teacher.
tea
From the far distant isles of Japan,
In the matter of the application of
z
Langhary liaB moved hi« library
CARLTON.
The water fowls floe from the rattle I Joseph Kirkwood et al for a division of
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¡invili®, and opened an office
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roud district No. 25 ; rejected.
Jan. 9,1888.
In the. distance my trumpetings hoar,
In tlio matter of the application of Jes
My staff tiie conductor, the man r.t the
Social dance in town Saturday night.
e is the name of Jacob Kumm’s
se Hobson for a county road ; report read
brake,
A little girl of W. T. Kutch came near
The fireman and.engineer.
inboat that was launched in I’ort-
first time.
having a serious burn one day last week.
Bounty
on
scalps;
clerk
to
notify
all
; week.
■ I speed along through the forest where
She was trying to warm a piece of ice her
The she wolf prowls for her |>rey,
justices in the county that parties pre clothes taking fire, but was extinguished
will be a neCktie party to-niglit
Through the chaparral haunts ot_-Hie senting wolf scalps to such justices, pre
hall. Gents, 15 cents. Jaidies
before much damage was done.
grizzly bear,
sent also tiie liehd of such wolf and that
the ties.
And the mountain cataracts play, '
A Mr. Hudson, of Tracyville, haa
I am void of fear, though the eaith may he be required to note in his certificate
ork of every description executed
B
rented Mr. Hutchcroft's store and will
whether
or
not
scefe
head
was
presented,
quake
z
office. We will satisfy you or
And the angel of death stands near, _ and that where such head is not pibc put in a stock of goods, in a week from
9
> charge.
o I serve the conductor, the man at the
sented to the justices that this court wilt now.
w
brake,
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v.
>ree Camp, I. W. V., of the North
Uncle Billy attended the dance the
pay for each scalp the sum of $1 and no
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The
fireman
an<J
engineer.
coast held a meeting at McMinn-
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other night, and the boys wouldn’t let
more.
Eridajk.__
My strength is the strength of the uni-
him call, so he got His hoosier up and
— boad supKHVisaaa.
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co; n,
Marshal Myers has appointed
went home.
Diet. Ntune.,
Diet. Name.
And
my
trundle
’
s
the
lion
’
s
roar,
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1— D C James,
27— F J Canfield,
l . B. Hallock, deputy marshal
My speed outstrips the arrows of mom,
The boys are having a high old time
'Or the chariot wheels of yore,
2— H S Malony, _ 28- rA Full,
niook county.
skating. Some of them ought to put the
30— C Zimmermafi,
Heedless of space or the journey I take, 5—0 G Davis,
Dorris and wife went to Albany h- 3
skates on their backs, then they wouldn’t
31— C C Ferguson,
I liound with a ringing cheer,
8— James Agee,
.
;y, where Mr. D ott I b will be en- s s
lay down so often.
Willed by conductor, the mail at the 9— L T Davis,
32— E Kendall,
33— E H Woodward,
brake,
10—J T Jollv,
ith C. W, Watts.
Dad Collins has been under the weath
12— J T Funk,
34— A P Fletcher,
The fireman and engineer.
While the fire was raging at the Worth
imery company has been organ-
er for some time.
13— J Winneberger, 35— G W Evins,
Oregon City^ Why can’t Lafny- ington and Mayer buildings parties occu My breath is a volume of smoke and 14— J T Johnson,
36— J M Robertson,
J. B. Smith, who has been oo the sick
steain,
16—G W Perkins, 38— J L I-aughlin,
pying buildings in the course of the fire,
t something of the kind?
list for several days, is better.
Behemoth I am of the age,
18— Edgar Cqnnor, 40—E L Cady,
were
busily
engaged
in
moving
their
John Roney, a hotel-keeper, of
My arms are the girt of the weaver’s 19— John Hoptieid, 4L—W D Parker,
Mrs. Charlie Bodie has been rick sev-
beam,
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ro. has skippefl. leaving.a..wife goods, carrying them across tiie street
42— >8 Potter,
era! day»; also WHs Reed.
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and
placing
them
on
the
bank
of
the
And
I
’
m
speeded
by
time
and
the
43
—
M
Seem,
22— I F Moore,
rchildfen. Several business men
Mr. Hudson lias rented the Bodie
gauge,
45
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8
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Hibbs,
23
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A
P
Macy,
river.
, town mourn the loss of sundry
house for his family to live in. There
47—.lohn Roberta,
24— J R Forrest,
Leo Kosac saved his butcher tools and The glittering lines of steel I take,
.They hasten my path to clear;
25— J Kirkwood,
49—Wm Wess, -
will be two families, pne by the name of
stock of meat on hand.
Three
cheers
for
conductor,
the
man
at
26— R Kesterson,
ionday last T. B. Nelson, A. P.
Hufiman.
,
W. Ray sustained no loss in his butch
the brako,-
BILLS A
mond Fletcher returned from Til-
The
fireman
and
engineer.
The
dtxaisTEK
leads
all
the
papers
in
er shop, next door U> Kosac’s.
Mrs A E Young....
:. Tliev report about -three and
—E. C arpenter .
the county. It has the largest list of any
F.“K. Heiler, the boot and shoe man,
E
L
Cady
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ieet of snow on the mountains, but
paper at this office.
,
succeeded in moving his entire stock by
George Knapp.........
trail broxen.
REAL ESTATE.
DC James.:■... . a
the able assistance of ths citizens.
If that young fellow don’t get that girl
James Agee..........
criptions taken at this office for
Al. Southmayd also saved his entire
It won't be his fault.
The following deeds were recorded dur W T Hash........
a Francisco Examiner at $1.50 ;>er stock of groceries and notions.
B F Huston.... t S?. .. .
ing the week ending January 7, 1888:
Dr. Goucfter, of the future county
with the R euister , $3. The Jir
Everything in H. B. Sommerville’B
If. J. Mjnthom and wife to Milton W D Parker
seat, was In town the other day.
is acknowledged to be the leading real estate office was consumed, he being
R N Snell .
Nicholson, lot 3, block 4, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 T I) Henderson
Hold your ear down and I will tell you
)f the Pacific coast.
away at the time.
and 6, block 5, and lota 1, 2 and 3, block W H Miller
something. John says that George told
Albany Herald'* holiday number
W. Bewley, who recently bought the 6, Newberg; $1000.
JAC Freund.
him that be beard Jim sey that Peter
jood one. It contains pictures UÍ liverv stable formerly occupied by Cain
Wm. P. Ruddick and wife to D., J. Jackson Agee.
said that he heard some one sey that
of Albany’s finest buildings and A Kenyon, saved all his hors.-s and rigs, Wood, lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, Mock 3, J E Brown .
Joseph Todd..
he believed that some one said that if
that $151,750 have been extended but oats and hay are a total loss.
lots I, 2 and 3, block 4, lots 1 and 2, SamuiwBuel..
he was not mistaken, Ed Hendrix hadfe
rovenients the past year.
The last building to burn was the Mc- block 5, Newberg; $103.
Frank Stout ..
democratic voter at his house. Say, Gal*
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Johnson
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nond, the reader, gave an exhibi Kutie residence, occupied by J. A. Cain,
J. B. Layson to Annie E. Gibson, 18054
loway, do you hear?
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T B Robertson
ré last Thursday night. We were who saved all his furniture of any conse acres in t 5 s, r 3 w; $2,770.
J W Coovert.
Some shoemaker can find a good loca
to attend, but have heard the en- quence.
Lyman H. Cpok to Eva E. Cook,.lota 7 J A Lafabert.
The cause of the fire is unknown, but and J, block 10, Rowland’s addition to Sidney Root.
20 00 tion here.
nent well spoken of. lie should
«0 00
N C Maris..
Wonder if Uncle Rufus has cut his
some suspicion incendiarism. Others McMinnville; *2.
d by all lovers of elocution.
24 00 finger with his little hatchet. If you
Uriah Badley
O. A C. railroad to H. Baily, n w 5i of M 1-ee............
R egister is the best advertising are not decided as to the cause. But it
meet with any axident little fellow, let
n J4 of n w 54 and 8 8 54 of n w Edmund Robinson
i in Yamhill county. It gives has been feared for some time that ail the n e
me know, and I will give you a little
iintv news than any other pajier. carousing carried on at the Worthington 54, section 5, t 5 s, r 6 w, 160 acres; George W Olds ...
Jones & Co. .
more taffy.
H awk E ye .
store
would
end
in
a
conflagration.
such news more promptly tiian
$360.50.
George W Olds
N. C. Maris and wife to H. J. Min W F Ralston.. .
>r paper. Eight pages; only $2
16 50
DAYTON.
, LAFAYETTE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
20 00
thorn, 554 seres in t 3 s, r 2 w; *40.
C S Tustin........
Jan. 11,1888.
7.00
F. 8. Cottle and wife to C. B. Haworth, W Wess............
Our Sunday school has started out on
ive been shown by E. Carpenter
44 00
John Hopfield..
E. H. Thornton, formerly of this place,
»n tomahawk, which he picked this another year under very favorable 3 95-100, t 3 s, r 2 w; *158.
22
30
Robert Morse...
who has been working in a drug store at
D. J. Olds and wife to Emmit Olds, George Dorsey..
21 20
,’anada several years ag>. This circumstances. The attendance is nearly
Albany, was in town Wednesday and
20
21
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8
Hibbs
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parts
of
sections
26,
27
,
34
and
35,
in
t
3
wk is made of stone, and at one sixty, with a full complement of good
165 00 Thursday, visiting st Dr. V. A. Humph
T
J
Harris
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is quite sharp. It is a rare Speei- teachers, and good interest, yet there is s, r 4 w; *503.
10 53 rey’s.
Yamhill Lumbering Co
Occidental lodge, No. 30,1. O. O. F.. to Sampson * Perkins ...
room for more. We want all the child
d would grace any- museum.
5 00
Mr. Yocum, and old resident of this
30
00
G.
F.
Tucker,
w
54
lot
block
17,
Mc
ren
in
or
about
the
town
and
urge
the
Cal
breath
&
Goucher.
aaeijic Expreee is the new temper-
5 88 place, now of North Yamhill, was in
Wm Ball........................
iper which has stepped into the parents to take an interest in the school. Minnville; *750.
7 00 town on business Saturday.
A. L. Fryer and wife to Sarah F. Mea J C Michaux..................
ition Star’* shoes. The new paper Bring your children; send them if you
68 40
Geo D Barnard A Co ..
I. C. Funk, of the firm of Humphrey
ner, 136 rods, in t 3 s, r 4 w; *50.
can
’
t
come;
we
will
do
them
good.
We
W I Westerfield
fit pages, forty-eight columns and
A Funk, returned from Portland Thurs
8. E. Olsen and Wife to James A. Ger- C C Linden ....
only devoted to temperance and expect all who can to contribute five
day, where be had been parch; sing
cento each month, to pay for books, rish, e54ofsw.^i, se54ofnwJiftC<18 John Schaller...
ition, but to the news of the day.
Wm DeHaven ..
goods.
cards, prizes, etc. Yet we want no one w 54 of n e 54 of section 4, t 2 s, r 4 w, Harris A Haney.
R. P. Ungennan has removed his
Mr. Goodell, is now moving I. Nichol’s
160
acres
;
*840.
to stay away on account of this. Tiie
Ben Huston ....
nd tin store to the building form-
old boot and shoe store. Mr. Nichols is
Hinshaw A Siron
singing is good, the lessons well taught.
xupied by Bird A Gates and mere
going to make a dwelling house out of
WIVES! MOTHERS! DAUGHTERS!
J M Kelty...
So come soon and regular, as prizes will
y by goods belonging to tire Cork-
J C Michaux.
the same.
be given to all the classes of smalt child
Be your own physician! A ladv who C Little A Son
te. This is a good change. Call
Plenty of skating now. A large crowd
ren who do not miss more than sir les for years suffered from distressing female W T Booth
ee Mr. Ungerman in his new
went over to the Willamette lake Tues
sons during the year. Second prizes to complaints, weaknesses, etc., so common Time P Austen
day evening.
all those not absent over nine days in the to her sex, and had despaired of a cure, E J Carter. .
The contractor of contractors has
most beautiful calendar we have year, sickness excepted. The year to finally found remedies which completely Frank Hembree
cured her. Any sufferer c n use them 8 Haworth
moved into C. W. Powell’s house, on
his season came from the well commence on Sunday , January 15th and and thus cure herself, without the F A Morris ..
Alder street.
firm of C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, will end at Christmas next. School aid of a physician. From feelings of Jesse Hobson
Dayton has got a literary society. They
gratitude she will send two prescriptions J C Cooper .
ffiusetta. It consists of a beautiful meets at 2:30 p. m. each Sunday.
—which cured her—and an illustrated Wfa Ball
met for the first time in the Dayton hall
of a little girl with rosy cheeks . .
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J. W. W atts , Stipt.
79
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Hinshaw
A
Siron
pamphlet entited “The Stepping-Stone to
on Tuesday evening.
Iden hair ; and a complete calendar
•7 00
E ttie C abt , Sec.
Health,” and full instructions, sealed. Yamhill Reporter
L. C. Turner, of McMinnville, is visit
6 40
>. You can get one of these fine
Address (with 2-cent stamp), M rs . W. C. Wm Roof............ _.
1 00 ing friends at this place.
Grand sxating carvival at Sampson’s H olmes , 658 Broadway, N. Y. (Name Jason Peters. .
irs for six cents or two for ten
48 00
B lack H awk .
Ijiwson Hembree
thia paper.)
13-ly
rinx to-morrow night.
y addressing as above.
Great Loss at Sheridan.
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