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CIRCUIT COURT.
COUNTŸ W. C. T. U.
NEWBERQ."
Following are the cases disposed of . The Yamhill County W. C. T. U. held
April 2, 1888.
since our last issue ;
”
1 its annual convention March 28th and
.
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6, 1888
Mrs. Henry Austin ia still on the sick
29th
at
Newberg.
Chas. Wright A Co., vs Blackhurn A
list.
Tlie convention convened at 2 o’dock.
Peckham, action at la*; judgment for
Mrs. Martin Cook has been quite sick
;AL AND GENERAL.
Owing to the absent^ of Mrs. Calbreath,
plaintiff.
for a few days past.
Clarence M Blackburn vs Chas W president, Mrs. Edwards presided. Af
Mr. Alva Macy and lady, of Dayton,
■ of trustees met Monduy
ter deviftional exercises the following
Murphy et al, foreclosure ; decree.
attended the lecture Friday night.
D M Osborne A Co vs F N Baker, committees were appointed : On creden
Mitchell wagons for $75 at
Several Iowa and Minnesota gentle
tials, on plan of work, on resolutions, on
action for money ; continued.
,•
KLiaPa McMinnville.
Elias Eberhard vs McCollum and Mc time and place, on nominations, on dec men are in town prospecting for horn ee.
FL jo buy your hardware of
Mrs. Ben Cook, of Salem, spent a few
Laughlin, action for money ; verdict for laration of principles and on courtesies.
E| He is selling cheap.
After receiving some reports from sujier- days of last week in Newberg, attending
defendant.
I Xew Orleans molasses at
8 C Force vs Jane Force, action for intendents of de|>aitments the conven the bedside of her sick mother.
f extra quality; try a can.
tion adjourned to meet in tbe evening,
Mr. W. A. Howe’s goods are now ar divorce; granted.
Miss Ella Hadley, who has been at
Kurling»"“’ *‘11 Proaeh aK usual riving from Chicago, and ere long Carl
Allie E Peck vs Isaac N Peck, suit for when the following programme was tending school at Monmouth, returned
■ E church Sunday evening,
carried out :
ton will have, another stofo.
divorce ; granted.
homo Friday. She expects to teach the
loberts, of North Yamhill, paid
Scripture reading, Mrs. Edwards; spring term of school on Parrot moun
A K Wright vs J Delap, equity; con
Mr.
John
Walker
has
gone
to
Cali-
E ter a pleasant call Tuiiluy.
prayer, Bro. Pratt; Song, The Drunk tain.
fomia after his son Jimmy, who went tinued.
E'ickrey has just received,;» new
Ellen Bell et al vs C W Washbume, ard’s Child, by the Band of Hope; wel
there for his her.lth Borne time a8°-
Lafayette and McMinnville famished
queensware and pocket cutlery.
come, by five little girls; declamation,
A brother of Frank Matthews, of Port- equity ; continued.
their full number of flelegatps—eleven in
buy harness, whips, etc., at
Calvie
Martin;
dialogue,
God
CountB;
I R Dawson vs Soper Bros., action for
land, has been visiting his friends in
all—to the county convention Held last
| Portland prices for cash of 11.
Song, Pretty Moon, by four little girls;
Cailton, but has now returned to the money ; dismissed.
’ week at this place. The convention was
declamation,
Walter
Woodward;
declam
Jackson
Munroe
vs
Sarah
Munroe,
metrppoluh-
a lively one; the discussions on dress re
IA Finder’S are prepared to furn-
ation, Blanchie Propts ; Song, Our Com
suit for divorce ; granted.
form, hygiene and heredity, and the so
Our«blacksmith is still under the
with a top buggy at any price
ing
Army;
address
of
Welcome,
Mrs.
Mary E Richardson vs O W Richard
cial purity qwestion being especially in-'
weatlier. Some good smith will do well
Woodward; response, Mrs. Young; reci
son, suit for divorce ; granted.
up-
teresting and instructive.
first-class all hapd-sewed har- to come and rept the shop and tools and
Terressa Holverstott ét al vs Annie tation, Mrs. St. Helen ; remarks, “by
w. c. T. V.
Ide of the best material, go to Hi buy stock on hand.
Brothers
l
’
ratt
and
Edwards;
music-,
by
Phillips et al, partition 7’ referred to A R
The
republican
primary
passed
ofT
yes
Lafayette. .
the choir; temperance doxology und
Burbank to sell land, and continued.
April 2,1888.
Buggies! Buggies! Large as terday without any jar or discord, send
Letitia K Hess vs J Solomon Hess, benediction.
Jarhes Toose, of Woodburn, is over on
The second day was taken up in elec
■ always on hand at Martin A ing as delegates, W, Carl, W. D. Laugh suit for divorce ; continued.
lin, t>. J. Olds, J. II. Fairchilds, W. M.
C«as Greening vs Riley Smith, appeal ; tion of officers for the coming year, re- a * visit.
McMinnville.
Born—To the wife of Prof. T. T. Vin-
Merchant
and
John
Wineburg,
io
repre-
ports from committees and superintend
Ltty well settled that the narrow
continued.
Q
' cent, a fine son.
Margaret J WeBtfall vs Albert C West ents of departments.
Kill be extended- from Airlie to ■bnt them in the county convention.
The following officers were elected : •Alva Macy and wife, of Dayton, were
Died—March 30, 1888, Grandpa Kel fall, equitv; continued.
bay this year.
yesterday.
1
A R Burbank vs G W Thissel et al, president, Mrs. Vannie Martin ; score- down
sey,
aged
71
years.
Mr.
Kelsey
was
an
» loan for two or or three years on
tary, Mrs. M. C. 8. Young; treasurer,
action for money ; continued.
Geo. Graven and family have moved
old
pioneer,
coming
to
Oregon
in
the
estate security. Inquire of F.
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J A Veersteg vs Harriet V’eersteg, suit Mrs. M. II. Bowerman ; besides nineteen down
the Columbia.
forties. He leaves a large family and an
n, Lafayette, Or.
superintendents of departments of work.
Miss Kate Holston commenced school
aged wife to mourn his loss. He was for divorce ; gtanted.
.
Frazier, formerly of Lafayette, is loved and respected by all of his neigh
II F Mayer A- Co vb Mary F Griffin, Mrs. Morris, of Newberg, was elected as to-day at Middleton. -
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operatic nominee for school super- bors, not supported to have an enemy in action for money ; judgment.
delegate to the State W. C. T. U., which
Miss Violet Holston commenced school
the world. lie now’ rests in peace.
Et in Wasco county.
Elma Bryan vs Clabe Bryan; suit for meets in Eugene City in May.
to-day at the Parrot school house.
H awk -E ve .
J true it Is that we never know
The committo on resolutions made the
divorce ; granted.
Jdiss Ella Hadley will start Bhortly for
La future and the merchant who SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTION.
State vs Clabe Bryan, assault with a following report which was adopted by eastern < Iregon to teach school.
Hvertises have in store.
the convention :
dangerous weaken ; fined $200.
Hon. G. W. Dimick, of Hubbard, was
The Lafayette Sunday school on last
|ty Sheriff Bryan tooK Witt.^IL
W hereas , Tho Yamhill County W.’ C.
Stater vs Joseph Coulter ; gave $500
T. U. at its first annual meeting at New at this place last. Friday evening.
elected the following officers for bonds to keep the peace. I
to the penitentiary last Saturday. Sunday
!
berg feel as if thejr hqvo- no cause to be
Who will tell us whpn Easter Sunday
the
ensuing year: Superintendent, Dr.
[es up for one year for adultery.
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State vs Wm H. Hess, adultery; found fully discouraged in the great temper
J. W. Watts; assi-tant superintendent, guilty and sentenced to one year in the ance work of the past year ; Therefore lie it Will como on thq first day ot April again?
Watts will not preach at the Pres- '
Mrs. N. Ungennan; secretary, Miss Ettie penitentiary.
Retohed, That this organization use
Wm. Skoeler commenced school at the
L church Sunday evening, owing Carey;
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every means in its power to further the Chelialem mountain schoolhouse tc-day.
treasurer, Mrs. Jamieson; librar
Lrnishing of the seats this week.
work during the coming year.
THE REPUBLICANS.
ian, Mrs. M. Bird; assistant librarian,
School opened at the Brutscher school-
Resulted, That we continue our most
Leo chewers and smokers remem- Mrs. V. Nelson; chorister, Mr. T. C.
efforts in tho schools and Band <3T (house to-day under the management of
A convention met at the court house able
1
U Vickrey keeps the largest and Stephens
,
; organist, Miss G. Hoberg, as
Hope
to
educate
the
children
till
thMk
lected stock of tobaccos and cigars ' sistant organist, Miss N. Henderson. We on Wednesday to elect nine delegates to . learn to fear this greatest of evils, .'ÿt&p’ Mr. Thomas.
the republican state convention, which is
Lyetto.
Resolved, That the ladies of the"1v.
have collected during the past year $36.26 to meet in Portland next Wednesday.
C. T. I J. dress with simplicity and that
C. E. Hoskins and N. L. Wiley at-
t. Scott, of Carlton precinct, tbok and paid out $31.51; balance on hand
the wearing ef Jririls on our hats is detri
Lirture last .Monilayjor an extend- $4.75. We have fourteen full classes P. P. Gates was chosen chairman and mental to our usefulness, and that moth teniled the state .prohibition convention
John
Wortman
secretary.
Committee
Least. He will probably visit St.' with good teachers. The attendance now
ers spend more of their time in studying at Portland last week.
on credentials was appointed, which re heredity and hygiene.
and the national democratic con- is about eighty, and room for more. Par
Hon. Walter T. Mills gave a good po
Resolved, That the thanks of this con
ported as soon as possible. A motion to
L before he returns.
ents are earnestly invited to come—bring appoint a committee on resolutions was vention l>o tendered the trustees of the litical lecture at this place last Friday
I Saturday Jas. McCain, W. B. the children. We’■have a wide-awake lost, after considerable discussion. Ad Evangelical church for the use pf their evening to a crowded house.
church. Tho thanks of our delegates
Ind C. E. Kelson started for Arling- Sunday school; come and see.
Thomas Warner, August Anderson
journed till 1 ofelock.
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coming from other jiortions of the ccunty
E ttie C arey , Secretary.
attend court, where the latter has
Upon reassembling ths convention to the excellent ladies of Newberg for and James Gregg have gone to Grays
lor damages. The case was con-
took a vote on choice of presidential can their hospitable.entertainment. That we harbor to work in a logging camp.
THE CLOTHING HOUSE
tender our thanks to the R egister , Tele
I and they returned on Wednesday,
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Quite a number have arrived the past
didates, and out of aboUt one hundred^ phone and Reporter for their kindness in
pnspicuous notice is.Hosted in ’ the'
Of Bishop A Kay, of McMinnville, lia^e votes cast, Blaine re eived forty-nine; printing tem]>erance matter fqr us during week from Iowa and Indiana, and seem
ly poetoffn e offering a liberal reward opened a merchant tailoring department Gresham, sixteen; Sherman, fifteen; Lin the past year free of charge, and last but to be pretty well satisfied with the coun
ie capture of the runaway Spicer in connection with their ready made coln, twelve; Cleveland, ONE; balance not least the Band of IIoi>e which so ele try so far. .
P rohibitionist .
lice robber, R. E. Janeway. The business. Having secured the services of an scattering.- The convention then pro gantly entertained us’ on tlie first even
ing of tltlB convention.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
d is offered try Janeway’s bonds- experienced cutter and arranged for skill ceeded to ballot for delegates, which occu
The programme for tho lasé^evehing
ful workmen, they are now prepared to pied about three hours, with the follow-
During the, month of March mar-,
was: Scripture reading, Mrs. Edwards ;
bbeatino .—On, Tuesday Frank W. cater to the trade of Yamhill county for ing»restilt.: 8. R. Baxter, J. J. Spencer, prayer, Mrs. Bowerman y music, by the ' riage licenses were issued to the following
any
kind
of
business
In
their
line.
Their
W. A. Graves, R. R. Laughlin, E. II. choir; address of Welcome by the Ys, ’ parties toy County Clerk Briedwell:
In and family took tbeir departure
folk county to visit relatives and spring' stock of ready made clothing, hats, Woodward, D. B. Kingery, W. IL Har Miss Brown; response, Mrs. Vanatta; 1 5—Eldon Kutch 23, M. Buckinglfám 17.
ate. They will be absent till Mon- neckwear arpl furnishing goods of all rison, A. R. Burbrnk, and Wilson Carl. recitation, Poor Little Will, Walter Ed ’ 6—Al. Foster 38, Mrs. S. E. Angel 35.
I 13—F. V.-Siiiii>eo0 19, Molly E. Wriglitl8.
fext, anil durifig their absence Mr. styles is now complete. They will in the Resolutions were passed favoring Binger wards; essay. The Ys, Miss Maggie In
■ 24—C. W. McCall28, EmmaL.GilliaiuTO.
Ln’s office will be in charge of (’has.* future, as they have in the past, pursue Hermann for congress Lee Laughlin for gles; recitation, Robert and I ; recitation, . ;;o—Frank Stewart 21, Ada Wood 18.
a live and let live policy. Everybody delegate to the national republican con
31_T|,os. Morgan 35, R. E. Martin 30.
Ln ton.
The Drunkard’s Widow, Miss * Mary
should examine their goods and prices.
McLaughlin
27, C. Lambert 19.
vention ; and urging the republicans to Cook ; address on Social Purity, by Mrs. 31—
• Wm.
. LIST
OF LETTERS
kata .—In the- programme of the
stand
by
and
support
the
Reporter.
This
Calbreath,
read
by
Mrs.
Vannie
Martin;
To H orsemen .—Mr. G. II. Westerfield
Remaining unclaimed in the poetoffice
let institute, published last week it
last resolution caused an audible smile to music, i»y the choir.
at Lafayette, Or., April 2; 1888:
,
stated that W. ,F. Williamcon is is now prepared to do any kind of work pervade the whole convention. Speeches
The convention adjourned by singing Booth. W.
Robinson, James
lipal of the North Yamhill public in the shoeing line. He has many years were made for the good of the cause and
thr temperance doxology—benediction McGrew, F. M.—2, A. Lindsey,
pl. Tlie fact is Prof. M. H, Parker of experience in shoeing horses, especialr the convention adjourned.
by Bro. Edwards.
Parties calling for the above letters will
rathe honor of holding that position, ly race horses, anfl has traveled a great
TI10 convention was enjoyed by all who please hay ^’advertised.” One cent each
deal
with
horses,
having
been
all
through
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
i are correctly informed Mr. W.lliam-
attended.
M. C. S. Y oung ,
Oregon, and making a trip to Chicago
will be charged on delivery.
b teaching at West Chehalem.
I wish to say to the voters of Yamhill
»Secretary.
and Denver and doing the shoeing for
G. E. J ohnson , Postmaster.
county
that
I
am
an
indejtendeut
candi
B C oncert —Given by Prof. George four celebrated Oregon horses, Lady Duf
WEST
CHEHALEM.
date
for
the
office
of
recorder.
As
I
am
[class Wednesday evening was en- fy, Repetta, Albert and Alta; the former
This is the time to subscribe for
I by the large audience in attend- two winning races at Chicago over many not an able-bodied man, I trust you will
This neighborhood has had a siege the best paper in Yamhill— T he
L ,The class which has been under crack eastern flyers. Mr. Westerfield see the justice in giving me your votes at with colds,, also a few cases of mumps.
R egister .
nition of Pref. 'George for the past has the reputation of being one of the the coming June election. Yours respect
The school has about sixty scholars en
" J acob B. S mc T h ,
1 sang well indeed. The doll brigade best shoers in the state and made the fully,
rolled. The teacher gives good satisfac
Carlton, Or.
the novelty of the evening. Should plates with which many Oregon horses
tion.
George and comjiany visit our town ’have win noted races. He has done
Two D ollars tor F ifty C ents .—The
Mrs. Shearer, of Goldendnle, W. T.,
ieir return from Europe, we bespeak work for all the prominent turf men of Farmer»' Record, a large forty column pa
mother of Mrs. P. A. Bates, is here on a
hem a hbarty welcome.
the state, and won first prize at the state per, has made arrangements to secure
visit.
fairs of Oregon, California and Colorado.
too To O akland .—W. F. Lemon, Any one wishing work done in the above 10,000 copies of the twelve sermons which
Mr. A. Nelson has an elephant on his
Dr. Talmage is now preaching to the
¡well-known harness maker of this line will do well to give him a call.
hands that will be hard for him to get
women of America with practical hints
, accompanied by his wife and two
rid of.
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Exercise for rapid pfonunciation: for men, and until these are exhausted
fitters, left recently for Oakland, Cal.,
P. A. Bates is ablo to be around again.
they
propose
to
give
a
copy
with
the
re will be their future residence, Two little bootblacks, one white and
the other black, were standing at the Farmer»’ Record one year to each person He has been under the care of Dr. Mi-
ng a several years residence in 8a- cortier doing nothing, when the white sending them fifty cents. This offer will
both Mr. and Mrs. Lemon have bootblack agreed to black the black be withdrawn as soon as the ten thousand
r. E. Wallace, of Amity, has been
e a large number of friends who will bootblack’s boots. The-black boothlack are all sent cut so it would be well to
here looking after his sheep, which are in
• of their departure with regret. Mr. was, of course, willing to have his boots send in now. The price of the paper is
blacked by his fellow bootblack,.and the one dollar and the sermons will be worth a poor condition.
on goes into business there.— Salem bootblack who liad agreed to black the one dollar after theirs are gone. Persons
I was mistaken about Bates buying
Oman. Mr. and Mrs. Lemon were black bootblack’s boots went to work.
should send at once to the Record, Mun
John Shearer’s land. He did not buy it,
cie. Ind.
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ierly residents of Sheridan. ,
he just took it back.
Personal.
Wonderful Cures.
in.—James Andrews was born in
J. H. Mineer staHs for Clatsop county
Mr? N. H. Frobliahstein, of Mobile, Ala.,
W. D. Hoyt A Co», wholesale and retail druf_ on the 3d of April. J. M. Coulee is go
»rd county, Missouri, December 23, writes: ’’1 take great pleasure In recommend
, immigrated to Oregon in 1850, was ing Dr. King’s New Discovery tor consump gists of Rone. Ga„ say: ' We have keen sell, ing with him to look at the country.
tied to Sarah Kibbev March 8, 1853, tion, having used it for a severe attack of ing Pr. King's New Discovery, Electric Bitters
These showers have put a stop to farm
died April 2, 1888, aged 57 years, 3 bronchitis and catarrh. It gave me instant re and Buck loo’s Arnica Halve for four years.
Hive never handled remedies that sell as ers sowing grain. March came in like a
ths and 4 days. He has been a con- lief aud entirely cured me and I have rot been well, or give such universal satisfaction. There
lamb and goes out like a whole drove of
nt member of the M. E. Church afflicted since. 1 also beg to alate that I had have been some wonderful cures effected by
lions.
tried other remedies with no good result. Have
h for about 30 years, and died in the
This powder n*ver vari a. A marvel of pur
Bom—To the wife of Samuel Brisbine,
also used Electric Bitters and Dr. King’s New these medicines In this city. Several cases ef
ity, str nith and. wboleflomene««». More eco
triumph of a living faith. He left a Life Pills, both of which I can recommend.
pronounced consumption have been entirely
March 15,1888, another democratic voter, nomical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be
ig wife and nine children to mourn! Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, cured by use of a few bottles of Dr King’s i Mother and child doing well. Some Bold in competition with the mnhkiide of low
tent, short weitfht. plan, or phosphate powders
os«. He will be remembered.kindly jpuglis and colds, is sold on a positive guar, New Discovery, taken in connection with Elec I hope for Sam, with careful nursing.
Hold only in cans. R ot al Batiho P cwdm .
is neighbors and friends in Moore’s Citee. Trial bottles free at J, M. Kelt;’a drug tric Blttjrs. We guarantee them always.” Bold
Oo., 106 wall Bt: N! Y.
A
unt
B
ecket
.
byJ.M Kelty.
Y ETTE
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OBEOON.
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April 1, 1888.
D. L. Hudson is complaining with sore
throat.
Hay boys, be good and your name
Won’t appear in public print.
Mr. George Hanson’s health is quite
poor. Dr. Sellers is attending him.
Never mind Bro. Rufus, Big Jake will
,
come
to-the front one of these days with
another cat storv.
Our school commences one week from
to-morrow, on April 9th, with Miss Ag
nes Sweet as teaoher.
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Absolutely Pure.