Oregon ZRegfister
PERSONAL.
OREGON’S NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Those excellent institutions are located
Will Carey is having a siege ypith the
rAVK’-™
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at Monmouth, Polk county, and at Ash
mumps.
A .
land, Jackson county. EgchBchool receives
M. Redding is acting deputy under
aid from tbe stat«, and in return a certain
Clerk Hoblm.
jj QCAL AND GENERAL.
number of free scholarships are allowed,
Miss Belcher, of Astoria, is visiting which are divided amofig the counties in
, fruits are plentiful,
relatives in town.
proportion to Bchool population thereof.
j the new ads on another page,
—John Hanlon, Jr., made final proof on Thia county is entitled to three free
ring is progressing among the fann his laud flaim on Tuesday.
scholarships in each of these schools, and
Horace Littlefield returned from Port the way to secure them is to get a recom
mend frem a member of the legislature.
ie the furniture store for your wall land last Saturday evening.
Rev. N. Doane preached at the M. E. Then the applicant must present his ajp-
plication to the superintendent of schools
, Clyde will preach at Zena on church on Monday evening.
in his county, with satisfactory evidence
Mias Dovie Hill, of East Portland, is
of good moral character and sufficient
^pattern» in wall piper
th« fur- visiting Mrs. I. N, Hembree.
scholarship to entitle him to a certificate
Mrs. J. J. Hembree and Mr*. Frank ¡$r to teach in the public school. He must
t store.
I
ere ^„s/P be,.,scarify ot vacant Harding are visiting friends in Salem.-
also sign t|ie following declaration :
Miss -Maggie Boone is in San Francisco
“I do hereby declare that my purpose
M ¡a town.
i, warm weather makes one desire attending the national teachers’ meeting. in entering thia normal school is to fit
Mrs. J. L. Hembree departed on Tues myse.f for tbe purpose of teaching, and
on the coast.
h services are not well attended day for a visit to her old home in Kansas. that it is my purpose to engage in teach
ing in the public schools of this state.”
AV. I. Westerfield will move hie iurni-
ig warm weather.
Those not sufficiently advanced to en
ture
store
one
door
east
of
his
present
0 Portland -A’»«» issued a twenty-
ter the normal course can enter otie of
quarters.
illustrated edition on Monday.
the lower departmenta’as preparatory to
S. G. Dorris and wife were visiting tbe normal. The members of the legisla
ore are watermelons in the Astoria
(. [hoy may soon be expected here this week. Sid reports times lively ture for this ¿county are J. AV. AVatts,
in Albany.
senator, and R.. R. Laughlin and AV. R.
Rev. F. S. Locke filled his regular ap Derby, representatives, who will be glad
wn9 which have to depend wholly
the narrow gauge for mail facilirie«- pointment at the M. E. church last Sun to help you to a scholarship if you apply
day evening.
in time. The school at Ashland begins
iot satisfied.
Rev. M. Burlingame will preach at September 4th and at Monmouth Septem
, Smith is having a new barn
ed on her property -in the north- Smith’s schoolhouse in Moore’s valley, ber 11th. This information is obtained
from catalogues sent us from the schools.
Sunday, July 29th.
ro part of town.
OREGON.'’««
aey.toloan on improved farm prop-
in amounts to suit. Apply to Dr.
oppleton, Lafayette.
« 0. It. A N. coiiipony’s tidAvsteam-
J. l’otter, is now niiiking regular
tp Astoria and Ilwaco.
aval 4 Rudder commenced work on
Aebfoot bridge Tuesday. It is to be
pleted by th^TBt of August.
V. Price, the McMinnville photo-
|ier, will ni$ke cabinet pictures for
tr dozep. rjptisfaction guaranteed,
vgienie kgjjomine for sale at the
iture store, the most brilliant, dpr-
and sanitary wall finish in the
a.
w. Gallentine, an old soldier, died
leJIinnville, Monday, July 16,1888.
leaves a-wife and a largo circle of
ids who mourn nta loss..
le Oregon Press Association will hold
linual meeting in the legislative hall
ileni August lllth. Gov. Peiinoyer
deliver tbe address of welcome.
«day Was the hottest day of thfe
in. Thermometers varied according
mition frohTDS to 96-degrees in the
le. This is very warm for Western
pu.
ish’s concert troupe will give an en-
liimient at Littlefield’s hall this (Fri-
' evening. Minstrelsy, character
8, comic acting and fire-eating. Ad-
ion, 25 cents; children, 15 cents.
Daniel l’ierce, near Carlton, is having
a’ bad time with a sore leg, from a kick
received from a cow.
Lem. Scott, of Portland, once the own
er of the Lafayette townsite, was in town
the first of thfe week.
Marion George, agent for the Boynton
Saw .company, was in town Monday with
his wagon. Mr. George will visit all
parts of the county with the best in his
line.
M. M. Stewart and- JanfflT arrived in
town last week from Southern Oregon.
Mr. Stewart is a brother of G. M. Stew
art, and they expect to make Yamhill
their home.
O fficers I nstalled .—Friendship Re
bekah Degree Lodge, No. 12, I. O. O. F.,
of McMinrfŸille, installed ' the following
officer« Tuesday
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' - evening:
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Mrs. M. M-
Daniels, N. G. ; Mrs. Susie N. Ford, V.
G. ; Mr. E. N- Ford, recording secretary;
Miss Maggie Wright, permanent secre
tary; AV. F. Booth, treasurer; Mrs. G. A.
Booth, warden; Mrs. N. L. Cook, con
ductor ; C. M. Daniels, R. S. N. G. ; S. F.
Harding, L. S. N. G.; Geo. AV. Burt, R.
S. V.' G. ; Lee AVright, inside guardian.
T eachers S elected .—The following
teachers have been selected by the di
rectors to teach the I-afavette school the
comipg year: Prof. M. 11. Parker, prin
cipal; Mrs. Jessie Johnson, intermediate;
and Miss Maggie Boone, primary. Pref.
in reported that Col. Jas. K. Kelley Parker comes to Lafayette well recom
Richard Williams .have been on- mended, and the prospect for a good
id by the county as its attorneys in school year is very flattering. Mrs.
injunction suit. Fenton & Fenton Johnson and Miss Boone are well known
»ent the l’auly Jail company.
hpre.
the election contest in Lane county
A. O. U. AV.—The Grand Lodge, A.
lie judgeship Judge Bean has re O. U. AV., of Oregon, AVasuington and
ted the votes for Scott and Fenton, British Columbia held their annual ses
ontestants, and finds it a tie. A de sion at Seattle last week. Following are
li will be reached in a week or two. the lodges in this county and their repre
i Tuesday, near Corvallis, LewNc- sentatives: Sidon, No. 6, Amity; AV. H.
etabbed his brother AVilliam with u Harrison; Charity, No. 7, McMinnville,
knife ten or twelve times. They J. F. Wisecarver; Lafayette, No. 31, J. J.
i intoxicated, anil the injured man Hembree; Sheridan, No. 34, Charles
probably die. Lew is still at large, Whitmer.
officers after him.
le habitXf sending small boys to the v N otice .—All persons- knowing them
» for cigarettes is a bad one. 8ome- selves indebted to Geo.1 W. Briedwell,ex
e these same little boys get cigar- county clerk, on account of recording
i for their own use by telling the fees are requested to call at the office of
keeper that an older brother or Fenton & Fenton, at Lafayette, and pay
their accounts and get their recorded
r person wants them.
.s
deeds, mortgages, etc.
ine of the best country road in A’am-
G eo . AV. B riedwell .
county is between Lafayette and
ty. The supei visor in that district
The river steamers, Potter and Tele
nknown to us, but that he under- phone, are expected to have a race from
ls his business is acknowledged by Portland to Astoria next Tuesday.
ho have seen his work.
The Northern Pacific Terminal -Com
ank O’Connor, owing to failing
pany had a meeting in Portland AVednes-
lii, has given up the freight and bag
day, and discussed plans for a union
transfer business. Chris. Christen-
depot. _______ ____________
will serve the public in this line
A woman’ in Boston had to have her
liter. Passengers will be carried to
from St. Joe morning and evening tongue slit the other day on account of a
cancer. It was at first feared that she
ir. Christenson.
ery American boy and girl should would lose the power of speech, but she
' how to make the American flag in has since fully recovered and can now
oper proportions. The rule in the talk on different subjects in two lan
is this: "The flag is thirteen guages at tne same time, tftie is unable
• wide and twenty-one stripes long, to sleep, however, as both of her tongues
union (blue) is seven stripes square, are striving to get in tbe last word.
s is one star for each state in the
cry democrat in Yamhill county
Id be posted on the issues of the
ng presidential campaign. We can
you better rates on the greatest of
merican new epapers, the New York
d, than you can obtain elsewhere,
From now to November 13th, 30
i R egister and World to November
U mpqua and Y amhill .—Such aie the
titles of two fertile sections of Oregon,
which are illustrated and described in
the July number of the Went Shore, for
the benefit of the thousands who are
contemplating making - their homes in
that region of big crops and equable cli
mate. The number is also full of in
formation about many.other portions of
the northwest, as well as choice .fiction,
poetry, etci The number is accompanied
by a large colored supplement of the pic
turesque town of Roseburg, the commer
cial point of the fertile Umpqua valley.
Each number of the Weil Shore contains
many engravings of places and scenery in
the northwest, and is a perfect mine of
information about that promising region
towards which so many eyes are turned.
Subscription price, $2.50 per year ; single
Anpy 25 centB. Address L. Samuel, pub-
I isher, Diffttand, Oregon.
NEW POSTAL REGULATION.
CARLTON.
It may be of interest to our readers
to know that: "Hereafter any postal
card, or any other matter upon tlie en
velope or outside cover of which appears
anything which reflects injuriously upon
the person addressed, or any one else, or
upon his character or conduct, or is
plainly calculated and intended to injure
his feelings or reputation, or bring him
iato dine redit, or threaten him, will be
. '
July 1«, 1888.
Lots of wool received at our town
these days.
Mr. Young's lumber is partly on the
ground for his new |iouse.
Jake’s little pony h dead; cause, too
much rope around its neck.
Our shoemaker has bought his lumber
'•“d wiU b"ild » house BO0°-
Mrs. C. C. Scott, of Portland, is visit-'
ing with the Misses Johnson.
1 Three engines and two threshers were
received in our town in the last two
weeks.
Harvest has commenced in earnest to
day on one of the finest crops ever raised
in Oregon.
A. AV. Car), o$ Washington territory,
has been visiting bis father’s folks, after
an absence of five years.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Thompson, of San
Francisco, were visiting with their son,
L. C. Thompson, last week.
Many thanks to the McMinnville
Cornet band for some nice music Sun
day. Come again gentlemen.
Born.—To the wife of A. M. McCaskey,
a fine daughter. Mother and child doing
well; Dr. Calbreath attending.
Mr. Lawrence’s family arrived on Sat
urday evening’s express direct from
Missouri, and will stop in Carlton for
the summer.
Some one tried to break into W. A.
Howe's store the other night, but a bul
let from Add’s little gun persuaded the
fellow to leave.
Hon. G. H. Steward, of A’ancouver,
visited over Sunday with his brother,
Hon. J. L. Steward, returning on the
six o’clock express.
Asa says he will say yes any time ty
any maid, whether she is maid of all
work or chamber maid, just so be can
get married before leap year is out.
H awk -E ye .
excluded from the mails, and anything
in the nature of an offensive or threaten
ing dun apparent upon an envelope, out
side cover or postal card, or conveying
the suggestion that such dun is enclosed,
will be excluded as non-mailable matter
under the new law.”
Following is an extract of the law in
regard to this matter, which was ap
proved by the president, June 18th: ,
‘‘And all matter otherwise mailable by
law upon the envelope or outside cover,or
wrapper of which, or pqstal card, upon
which indecent, lewd, lascivious, obscene,
libelous, scurrilous, or threatening diiine-
ations, epithets, terms or language, or re
flecting injuriously upon tile character or
conduct- of another, may be written or
printed, are hereby declared to be non
mailable matter, and shall not be con
veyed in the mails nor delivered from
any postoffice nor by any letter carrier;
and any person who shall knowingly de
posit or cause to be deposited for mailing
or delivery anything declared by this
section to be non-mailable matter, and
any person who shall knowingly take the
same or cause the same to be taken from
the mails, for the purpose of circulating
or disposing of, or of aiding in the cireu-
dation or disposition of the same, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, for
each and every offense, be fined not less
than $100 nor more than $5,000, or im
prisoned at hard labor not less than one
year nor more than ten years, or both, at
the discretion of the court,”
Evidently notices of assessment such
as are sent out by corpon^fbns or com
panies on postal cards, memoranda of
In a democratic parade at Oregon City
lodge dues, deaths in beneficiary orders,
etc., are-to be considered mailable matter. recently there were fifteen men who
voted against Gen. Harrison in. 1840, and
who will vote for Cleveland this year.
SHERIDAN.-
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AA'eather is very fine. .
Many farmers begun cutting wheat last
Monday.
N ational G ame .—Last Saturday a lively
Mr. E. N. Branson is rejoicing over the
and interesting game of baseball was advent of a bran new hoy.
played at Amity between the Dayton and
A. S. Bible says it only costs one dol
Amity nines. Up to the above day the
lar to be a Cleveland man to«.
Dayton boys had not met their equals,
A child of Mr. C. Foster has been very
anti this fact probably made them some
what over-confideut as to their ability to ill of late, but is now convalescent.
cope wittraiiycountry club. After occu — T. R. Bewley has just completed his
pying the usual time—about an hour—in windmill, and it is a perfect gem for neat
selecting an umpire, the game was begun ness.
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with A'ede Olds as umpire, und the
Uncle Nathan Connor died very sud
Amity boys at the bat. Up to and in denly last Monday, presumably with
cluding the fourth inning this promised heart trouble.
to be the best game played in the state,
Charles Whitmer has been attending
the score standing 1 to 2 in favor of Day the Grand Lodge, A. O. V. AV., at Seat
ton. In the fifth inning,'.however, the tle. He reports a fine time.
Amity club made four runs, and in the
Justice Field’s court has been crowded
sixth one. At the close of the ninth in
this
week. A criminal case was heard
ning, after hard work on both sides, the
result was announced to be 1'2 to 14 in here on Monday, C. C. Linden appeared
for the state and C. Lafollet for the de
favor of Amity.
fendants. The preliminary examination
H orses K illed .—Last Satunlay Harry resulted in binding the prisoners over to
Glandon and a boy were going to McCoy appear at circuit court in the sum of $100.
Thia powder never vari-a A marvel of pnr
and in crossing the west side railroad Bonds were furnishad’and the boys are ity, atr-uatli and whole»omeneea. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
track were ran into by the upbound paB- free, but not content.
sold in competition with the muliitnde of Iqw
lent, short weigh, ahyi. or phosphate powders
sengfer train, whose approach they had
Sold only in one.'OloviL Baxtiro P owder .
Worth
Knowing.
not noticed on account of a cut through
Co., 106 Wall St! N! Y.
Mr. W. ft. Morgan, merchant, Lake City
which the train passes at that point.
Mr. Glandon and the boy escaped un Fla., war taken with a severe cold, attended
hurt, but the horses were instantly killed with a dietressing cough, and running luto
consumption in its first stages. He tried many
and the wagon was completely demol
so called popular couglt remedies and steadily
ished. The engineer claims that be grew worse. Was reduced in flesh, had diffi
whistled for the crossing, but Mr. Glan culty In breathing and was unable to Bleep,
don and others working near by say that Finally tried Dr. King's New Discovery for
he did not. The team was a valuable Consumption and found immediate relief, and
one, and it was a narrow escape for the after using about a half dozen liottles found
himself well and has had no return of the dis
occupants of the w’agon.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ease.
No other remedy can show so grande
N otice to D ebtors .—The copartner record of cures, ns Dr. King’s New Discovery
for Consumption. Guarantee! to do just what
ship heretofore existing between Dr. G.
is claimed for il. Trial brttla free at J. M
AV. Goucher and Dr. G. H. Smith, at Kelty'sdrug store.
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Amity, has been dissolved by mutual
L
consent. The accounts of the late firm
REAL ESTATE.
as just received a large and
have been placed in the hands of B. H.
wallarlected stock of 8iov*» and Tin
The following deeds were recorded dur
Springer, of Amity, for collection. Parties
ware, and propose» to soil cheaper that any
ing the week ending July 14,1888:
hooMin the oonntv- Everything kept oo hand,
knowing themselves indebted to the firm
State of Oregon to Ed. Wood, n w % of and repairing done eatiefactorly. and withont
will please take notice.
n w Ai and lot 7, section 23, t 5 s, r 7 w, delay.
Sept. 2», t-f.
Last Monday at the transfer on the 61 acres; $122.
O regon ,
L afayette ,
H. A. Tucker to F. Barnekoff <fc Co.,
narrow gauge at Fullquartz landing a
cable broke letting a baggage car loose on parcel of land 6x100 feet adjoining the
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the incline. Four men were on the car mill site; $40.
AVm. H. AA’ood and wife to L. Bettman,
at the time, two of whom were consider
w Ji of n w Ai of section 29, t 4 s, r 5 w,
ably hurt.
-DEALER IN—
80 acres; $350.
Renews her Youth.
Francis Large and wife to H. Hurley,
Mr». Phrebe Che «ley, Petereon, Clay to., lot 5, block 7, Hurley A Large’s addition
"La me!” sighed Mrs. Partington,
“here I have been suffering the biga Iowa, tell» the following remarkable »torr, the to Newberg; $50.
mies of death for three mortal weeks. truth ot which ia vonched for by tbe residents
/
- AND—
First, I was seized with a bleeding phre of tbe town: "lam 75 years old, have been
Buckles'* Arnica Salve.
nology in the left hampshire of the brain, troubled with kidney complaint and lameness
Tbe beat salve in the world for cuu. brale»»’
for many years; could not dress myself withont
which was exceeded by a stoppage of the
help. Now 1 am tree from all pain and sore- sores, o.csrs, salt rbsom, Caver sores, tatter,
ventilator of the heart. This gave me an new, ard am able to do all mr own housework. chapped hands, chilblain», corns, and all skin
inflammation in the borax, and now I m I owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having eruptions, and positively cores piles, or no pay
sick with the chloroform morbus. There I renewed my yonth. and remov- d completely required. It is guaranteed to give perfect »at
Highest possible prices
is no blessing like that of health, particu a l diueaae and pain.” Try a bottle, 50 cents iefat lion, or money refunded Price 25 cents for ail kinds of fctr.n produce.
per box. For sale by J. M.Kelty.
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and 11, at J. M Kelly’a d" ng store.
larly when you are ill."
R. P. UNGERMAN
H
J. Mattey
DRY GOODS!
teal Merchandise
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