PUBLISHED EVERY FRID a Y
»
—AT-
llfAYITTE,
« -
OB EGON
-BT-
Tb« advtrtiiag nites of ths
«resrty Uberai, Md wlU
epplleaUoa. Special Mi
•r acmi) early cootraet.
FRANK 8. HARDING.
subscription bates .
0.. Copy, por year. Io advance........
5 Oct Copy, «i» mouth* in advaro....
AND BY THE PEOPLE.”
Entered at the. poetoffiee ut Lafayette,
i iregon, as second-class matter.
"“*•* *JLe®r"""nk‘,toaa «fiber for tk« cd I.
tortai or bucine«« department« io Th. n..u
r«a, Lata) alia Oregon
’ ” T,“• R“""
. j; C. MICHAUX,
HOLIDAY COODS--USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL
Practicing Physician and Surgeon,
LAFAYETTE, OREGON-
H’TTieZSriTTTieH: STOEEI1I
THE
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Parties intending to purchase Holiday Goods should not fail to call and exarXne my stock before doing so. I have fine Toilet Cutses, Shaving Sets, Whlfck^Brooms, Plush Towel
Racks, Christmas and Birthday Cards, Easels, Music Holders, Mantel and ClocklShelves, Stereoscopes and Views, Brackets, Paper Holders, Albums, Plush Cabinet Frame«, etc., etc.,
etc. I also have a complete stock of Furniture, Bedroom Sets in Antique Oak, Ash and Maple, Wash Stands. Center and Extension Tables, fine assortment of Rockers, Walnut Chairs,
Parlor Sets, Baby Carriages, etc. I also carry in stock Hygenic Kalsomine, the best sanitary wall finish in the world, put up in f>Q cent packages. / ’
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stock. Coffins and Caskets furnished on short notice.
I wish to thank the citizens of Lafayette and vicinity for their liberal patronage in the ------- pas
t, %nd hope ft at^uu Vilano,
Also
a gboihassoHtnent
V ery T ruly ,
*
I. "\X7'T
r'S'X'J=J-t^F
,i3 of glass in
I coninuanceo the same in the future.
> to deserve a
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TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION.
THERE WILL BE A XMAS TREE.
1
Jst.Il.’M.
J. BURT MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NEWBERG, OREGON.
DR. G. H. SMITH,
uniras rrarxa,
Prs-M«nt............ .............
Gro»srCI»i
Beoislary at Stets...........
.. Thus. F. k
Ssoratery of Trsaasry ..,
Chas 8. Pal
Bsarstsry at tka Interior.
... ...W.F. ,u„
Boorstery ol War....
. ■. Wm. 0. » odiai f
Secretory of asvy........' '
... W.C. Whltas.
1‘oalmaster (louerai..
Don M Diekinai n
Attorno, 0»tter.|........
A. H GaGasR
Chief Justine....................
MsIvlUs W. Foliar
, oonaiMiorioL.
Senatore............................
I J. I
RepHM.teiiv.
CARLTON.
Following is the programme for the
SHERIDAN.
e
MtAljew A Walkey vs Milton Lee; ec ~
A -number of ladies met at the resi
NT*Tr.
Yamhill County Teachers’ association to dence of Mrs. Kelly on Monday evening
tion
for
monuy
—
ttoWinned.
December 18, 1888.
•tovemer...
December 19, 1888.
Charles TTTRK ts William Krueger; Secretary...............
Lota of holiday goods íq town to suit
be held at Lafayette on the 28th and 29th to- disetdts the advisability of having a
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Tlie
hunting
match
was
in
every
way
a
■i t.
suit for possession and damages—settled. Treasurer.......
of December 1888:
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success
;
.. G. W. Webb
Christmas, tree and to complete arrange
D. C. Narver vs H. H. Welch; actibn Bo pt. p0 bIJo 1 aatriiotien Ì
W. A. Howe has returned from the
B- Meíjlroy
Blate Prtater„......7r;
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
FIRST DAY—MORNING.
Rev Ilenton will preach here next for money—judgment by default.
ments for the same.
'i,FÍS*i h,ker
East.
~Rollcall
Sunday
'
Staver A Walker vs Thomas Gpldard; Supreme Judgea.... ..........
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Tb»I»»
On
motion
Mrs.
Mnttey
wob
appointed
Surgery a Specialty.
Music
V7 49 1
at tion for money—settled.
8«. P. Lord
We want a mill, hardware and tin
William Selph, of Jackson county, is
president of the meeting and Mrs. Bird shop, drug store and ductor.
R. 8.btiahan
Recitation
The
Commercial
Insurance
Co
vs
John
visiting here.
p
Disraicr.
secretary.
,
J Sax et al; action for money—continued.
Reading—Miss Phillips
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
lodge...
That case was decided in Hibbard’s
Clarence M Rlackhurn vs C W Murphy Attorney.
Mr Cooper has sold his farm and will
.. R. P. Boies
School Punishments—General Discus
After some
„uiuü discussion
uiBcusaion as to wligt
what hall favor by one point, Judges Kutch and
et al; confirmation—confirmed.
H. H. Hewitt
sion.
invest in city property
ir M’MnorviLLi, on.,-
Deputy..
cuitadle for Sitton presiding.
or building would be most cuitatle
J. B. Mager«
State vs A L McCully and Frai k Wat
What Should Teachers Read? and
J
.
M
.
Chapman
has
the
finest
“
cage
”
the
purpose,
it
was
unanimously
decided
ootntrv.
te» ; not a true bill. |
JACOB WORTMAN.................. President, Methods of Creating a Desire for Good
That fellow with them two cross dogs
.........
that a church is the most appropriate had better tie his team on a back street, in town, but where is the bird.
Emma Garrison va W J Garrison ; ref Judge
Cleili.........
R. P. BIRD........................ Vice-President, Reading Among Pupils.
eree
appointed
for people won’t stand being bit.
Sheriff.........
structure
for
such
an
event,
and
a
com
James
Morrison
has
gone
to
the
mines
Jxo. WORTMAN ........................ Cashier.
AFTERNOON.
• ................. T-J. Barrie
State vs Albert Williams; larceny plead rreainrer..
........................ . P P. Gates
Carlton has more hunters tp the During Ids absence the mill ia(n$nby not guilty, cause on trial.
Reoorder...
Primary Number Work—Miss Van mittee was thereby appointed to wait on
Mr,. J one*
• j.:
Tranaaots a general Bae king Buxineea, De
........................ WL*1‘ Barria
BQllHrC
......
eeesT
w/teSAXJA
Id
■quare
inch
than
any
other
town
in
the
trustees
of
the
Methodist
church
and
A«ra.»or'...
..........
Graded
State vs Willard Wood; not a true bill
l-oaiu reoelveu subject to check. Helio eight
.FM.York
aml.lll —
*— Killing
mu
iL ’ M I a|W out’
Bui veyor .....................
county.
things
Dr. W Tyler Smith has moVe<l
moved into
richainte and tdegraphlc translate on New
Hbw to Secure Politeness in and Out of ask their consent for the use of the same. Yamhill
State va Frank Tripp; assisting a pris Bcbuol
J <àrooner
Superintesdent
of fashion.
his
neat
residence-
which
has
just
been
York, San Francisco and Portland.
I*
II. Baker
School—General Discussion.
oner
to
escape
from
jail
—
not
a
true
bill
Names of committee: Mre. Gatos, Miss
toro,r...................................
«rBr-re-nuV;
cimpleted.'
June 24,
_________ -—
State vs Thomas Shriber; assault yith
Methods of Teaching History—Prof.
The Carltonians are expecting a .»
Boone,
Mrs.
O
’
Connor.
Cumin Isaionere.............. ........
v
I
P'o
B
'
K,?«'rx
Williamson.
.
time on Christmas eve in Rbwtfs
II. 8. Maloney has been employed as a dangerous weapon—not a true bill.’
iq)s o;
otigra
18. Bruteeher
It v.as decided to have the tree next house. Doors open at 6 o’clo«r;-
State va Charles Hadley; afsault with
second day —C orning
prff' aui veyor in tlie allotment of lands at
c innville national bank
lo#kq-W
.
»OWS,
intent to kill—not a true Dill ■
Monday evening.
formance commences promptly at 6:X)‘ Grand Ronde
f John Thompeca
Roll call.
m ’ m INNVILLE, OREGON.
J Thomae Boston
Committee on programme, Mrs. Btad
Music.
■
Board of Trgatssa
Our young friesfd, Jimmy Rowland,
A petition will soon be presented to
( M. J. Ban.My
Methods of Opening School
»haw, Mrs. Gates, Miss Edith Kelty, has received from the East a 4J$ horse the city authorities to -furnish a transfer
[ Benry Hopkina
Transacts s General Banking Businesa.
Methods of Teaching Geography—Miss Miss Boone, Mr. Ed. Perkins; committee- power engine and has attached to it a boat on Mud take.
J
[Z.
E. Perkin»
Recorder..
!President.
.......... J. W. COWLS Miles.
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Now Jimmy is happy—
----- B. Carpenter
uies.
on decoration, Mrs. Jessie Johnson, Mrs. a chopper
■atabal...
Christmas
trees
seem
16
be
the
order
of
,U»
........
--------L. Younger
EngliMi^Literature in Common bcltoofe Emma IIembree> Mra_ Nettie pQppietOD) wouldn't trade hats with Ben. Harribon,
Treasurer.
Vice President ...... LEE LAUGHLIN
the day, as several neighborhoods are
W. W.Nelret»
—Prof. Crawford
iflt-
H awk -E yf .
preparing for them
¡Cashier.......................... CLARK BRALY I
Mrs.
Kelty,
Mrs.
Fletcher,
George
Lewis,
__________ArrEwMoo*-------------- ------
CHURCH Honcn.
Master Roy Cain was buried last
DAYTON.
Claud Magill, Miss Boone, Mre. Mich aux,
Rolls exchange on Portland, San Francisco
Physiology—Prof. Morrison.
j.
a. a. aa>victa.
Thursday Ray was a good- boy, and
md New York.
Methods of Teaching Orthography—M Mrs. Ramsey, Will Nelson, Mrs. O'Con
Service« will ba bald at Ute following t
many expressions of sorrow were mani
December 18, 1888.
lutereat allowed on time deposits.
L. Edmonds.
snd
place«
bv
Rev.
J. Mclntlrai ?
nor,
Mrs.
Ida
Parker,
Mrs.
Bradshaw,
fested
at
his
untimely
death
Ths windmill il ba- wings of white.
Office hours from 9 a m to 4 p m.
Flrat bnnday — West Chehslanr, 11 s.
The association will convene on the Mr. Hull Johnson. Mrs. Gates, Mrs.
The town .-onncil have 'he fame;
Newbern.
3
p.m.
Sheridan
Lodge
No
87,
I.
O
O
F.,
The luuk it bas no wing» al all,
evening of the 27th for the purpose of Delila Olds, Emma Sampson, Etta Carey,
Beoona Bunday—North Yamhill, 11 a.
elected the following officers to serve the
But it sita there jual the same.
CLUJJ LIST.
Lafayette, 7 n. m. . -.
perfecting the organization
coining term: James Morrison, N. G ;
Dolly Johnson, Prof. Parker; committee
Third Sunday—Obey achoolhonao,'ll a. m.;
We
want
a
grist
mill.
John Reichtes, V G ; E E Helph, R
A literary entertainment, including a to see that the tree is placed in position
L For the benefit ol our subscribers who
Mt. Richmond, 3 p. ui.
H.; Willi, m Raleigh, T
Dayton now has a literary society,
Fourth Suuday—Carlton, 11 a. m ; Lafayette,
¡want to take some eastern paper or tnag- lecture, wdl be given on the evening of and wrapped, George Lewis, W. L_
7 p. m.
CoRBFBroNDKIJT.
r"
'aiine, we have made arrangements Jo the 28th
Bradshaw, Claud Magill; committee to r- The steamer City of Ralem arrived in
raaeaTvsaiax acMVicES. ,
*CIRCUnf COURT.
. J
Everybody cordially invited to meet solicit funds, Miss Cora Ball, Miss Dolly this port on Saturday evening.
Divide eervicea wl I he ceodaeted by Rev,
iclub with the following:
Trevi*
at
North
Yamhill sud Lata) alte, aa lol
By Com. L. H B aker .
Miss Bollie Jones and Miss Nellie
,V«w York World........... ................. $3.50 with us
Johnson, Miss Bertie Sampson, Miss
Iowa:
DOCKET FOB DZCKMBKa TERM, 1888.''
1
’
earv
b^T
f
‘
-isn
visiting
friends
in
l'ort-
¡Itnioreil’i Magazine.... .........>. 3.50
North
Yamhill
—
Flrat Sabbath at every month,
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E l ECTED OvriCk»»—Tha fnllnmiap of Sergh M»lrsn----
Ian<l*h>ring the past tyeck.
for the nreai nt, morning and evening,
LJmrrican Agrimlturiet.
Following are the- cases th^t were
The-committee
on
decoration
»ill
re
I.«layette
—
Meo..nd.
third and ton rib Sab
The ChristnAs tree for the M.-J?, disposed of since Monday, December 17
lie R
egister
"perTiiiTical^ named'for^ one
year.
Or and
we ficers have been elected by’ Lafayette ceive and label presents.
bath« of every month, al II a m. and 7 p. m.
Lodge, No. 3, A. F. & A. M.: E. B. Col
clinrch was brought into towu’on Mon 1888:
Everybody will find a cordial we'oome to..
Tlie yarious committees were requested day by R. M. Woolworth.
lheM aervicea.
will furnish the World three months free lard, W. M.; H. T, Morrii-, 8. W.; G. E.
John Williamson vs.Eliza Williamson;
to meet at the residence of Mrs. Gates on
.
nvAHomtctL navtoaa.
Detmering,
J,
W.;
Jos.
Hoberg,
secre
Mrs. E. E. Snow and daughters came divcpve. Continuedr.. (
with every cash in advance subscriber at
’Friday eve ing.
He». F. S. Lneka will preach In the lf< B
up Irons Port land on Monday to attend
JbwHtliafi Bogue vs J. Delap; action tor
, $2.00. With every issue of lhe World is tary; R. P. Lird, treasurer; Dr. G..H.
ebiin
h
on
the
Irvt and third Bunday «ventage
There being no further business the. the golden, wedding of her father.
jnoppy .Judggient ,011 default.
of each month
¡ published • a complete popular nqyejrtiv Smith, tyler. Installation of officers will meeting adjourned.
IT.
M.
Osborn
rt
C'o.'vs
T.
N.
Baker-
There seems to b^ a great deal of inte- -
tome »'ell-known writer. These are very take place in the evening of Ilecembcr
est taken in the series of meetings which a<dion for money. Judguient for plain-
van law or naWorAreas,
'liberal offers, and the publication named 26th, in the presence of Masons and tbeir
are being held at the Holiness chapol.
This powLf never van a. A marvel of par
l- 8ub«crl ora who do not give e:
A. K. Wright ys J. IJel'ap et al; equity.
REAL ESTATE.
families.
tloe
to
the
contrary are oonalderod
»re the beet in their lines.
7 Ity, air uirth end wbole-omene». Mora eco
Our school !s nodi progressing nicely Referred to J . C Coodei
to continue their rnbaorlptlona.
The following deeds were recorded dur under the management of Prof. L. It.
Ellen Belle et al vIMC. W. Washburn et nomical tbeu tbe-orulnary kinds snd esnnot be
! ■* LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A Pt. easing S ense —Of health and
1
—
If
anhaeribera^order
the dlaeontlnnar.ee of
Lewis as principal and Miss Minnie Call al^r equity. Dismissed at cost of plain- »old in osmpellHon with lhe mul ltudo of low their periodical» lhe publfahera may continue to
strength renewed and of ease and com ing the week ending December 15, 1888: an assistant.
’•"j short weigh, slso. or pbiwphAa uowdnra
-
send
them
until
»11
arrests
era paid. »
Mary E. Robertson to B. W. Robert
Christmas goods a: J. Mattey’s.
fort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it
I. i S—If aubreribera nagleot to or rehi«e to take
Terresa Holverstott et al vs Annie
John Hanson and wlfo will celebrate
son,
n
w
L)
of
section
7,
t
2
s,
r
5
w,
con
their
periodical»
from
ila
office to wtach they
Phillitis et al; partition. Report of referee
Lafayette now has a marshal who does acts in harmony with nature to effectu
theih fiftieth year of married life with a confirmed
have been directed, they are held respomlbls
’ '
\
-i
the business.
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ally cleanse the system when costive or taining 160 acres; $100.
grand supper on next Wednesday even
till they have aetlted their bill in'* ordered
Lutitia K. Hess vs Joseph Solomon
A. E. Garriwju ¿nd wife to W. W. ing. All of their children will be present.
their neper discontinued.
' Candies and nuts at wholesale jirices billious. For sale in 60c and fl.00 bot
Hess; divorce—dismissed. ’ *
4— U anbecrlhera move to other plsoea with
Jones
and
wile
’
,
il
part
of
the
Garrison
BusTLxa.
. tt J. Mattey’s.
tles by all leading druggists.
Chas. Groening vs Riley Jlmith ; ap-
out lefnrmlns the pnbllehor. and the paper« are
land claim, containing 38.79 acres; *1.
peal-p-contintied.
i
j
cent te the former dlreutlon, they are |e d
[ Christinas presents for the children at
'■»~
NEWBERG.!
I
reaponalble.
-
A. -E. Garrison and wife to W. W.
T he G rand J ury .—The following
Margarett Westfall vs. Albert 6. West
LYickrey's “cheap.”
5— Th* courts have decided that rsfu-ing te
,
■ ■
Dec»mher 17, 1888.'$ fall I equity—deree. .. ..
Jones
and
wife,
a
part
of
the
Garrison
Darned
njen
constitute
the
grand
jury
for
take
periodical«
from
ths
office
or
removing
The
Lafityetw
Floaring
Mill
hterion’i Magazine for January is as
A. R. Ihtrbank va G. W. Thixiell et al;
having link uncalled for la prime fools
the present term: EH. Woodward, land claim, containing 9.45 acres.
Christmas one week from to-morrow. action for money—dismissed at coat of ruue on full time until further and
usual very bright and cheery.
evidence of IntentloaslTrsad.
J. W. Lady, Henry Gee, il. J. Carter,
State
of
Oregon
to
George
Agee,
s
e
%
i(
h -
'
« -The pnstBMter who neglects to give the
J L. Vickrey has twenty different
New pupils still arrive at the academy. plaintiff.
legal notice of the nssiect or a person Io take
state va J. C. Coulter; bpnd to keep notice.
W M. Chrisman, A C. Davis and B of s w % of section 24, t 4 s, r 0 w; $50.
kinds of tobacco to select from.
tlie office the paper addressed to him, to
Calvin Dickson has put up a new the pence—continued.
fl. Springer Up to the time of going to
SUITER A DANIEL. from
George
Agee
to
Martha
V.
Whitmer,
.bbls also to the publisher for the enbeetiptioa
h house.
The celebrated Jane L. cigkrs at Vick
State vs J. A. Odell; larcenv—tried and
price.
press they had not finished their labors s e Ji of s w % of section 24, t 4 e, r 6 w;
jury disagreed, six to aix, after being out
rey’»; six for 25 cents; try ’ein
I J. G. Wiley has returned from Wash- twenty*three houm.
$50.
r ton territory.
Geo W. Briedwell and family were in
T ake N otice .—All parties who know
Jane Me drew vs Jamea McGrew; di
Isaac F. Emery to Elizabeth G. Art
Executor’s Sale.
themselves to be indebted to me for med man, e of the s e tf of section 10, t 3 a,
town Tuesday calling on friends.
.. to Moore Bros, lor your nice boli- vorce—tj.gmisw-d.
Notion is hsrabv given that nndsr and by
d
iodn
and
toys.
'
,
Laura
A.
Brooke
vs
John
R.
Brooks;
J.
J.
Ilcmbree,
Proprietoi
-
.
ical
services
are
requested
to
call
and
Rev F. Dillard Holman preached at
vlrtus tf an ordrr of lhe count» oonrt of Yam
r 5 w. containing 80 acres $3 0
di vorce—gran ted.
I am prepared to five <©od aoaom odatioa m hill ooenty, Orsgoa.of dais Novsmber 9th,
' is« Lizzie Judd has returned from
lhe Presbyterian church Sunday even- settle the same before January 1, 1880.
United States to Henry l’arrott, e Ji of
Cather.ne. Baker va A, I^fevre and N.
abort
notice,
to
pernons
wlab
or
IIW h . In tbs matter of ths sslals of Fimina
'
l
.em
California.
tf
J. C. Miciuux.
r. Robinson; action for money—settled.
n w
and w Ji of n e Jg, eect'.n 13, t 3
team« or oonfeyacee.
-w.! 184«, dsesafod, iba undersisa d easoolor of
. -
4.
John
E.
llubliard,
administrator,
ya
i:B
Effie
Gracen,
who
resides
Charge«
Reaaouable.
••Id
ssiats will, on Monday, the
near
Tlie swearing-off season is approach
(£7" Pa rtf« conveyed to train«, etc., «4 all
Mr. T. B. Nelson, a big-hearted Yam- s, r 2 w, containing 160 aero?
Agnes Westfall ct al; equity—deree.
.noris, is up on a virlt.
7th DAT £V J a NUAHY, A. D„ 188»,
time«.
My
hack«,
burgle«
and
home«
ar«
al-
0.
A
C.
R.
R.
Co.
to
Henry
Parrott
n
ing. A new leaf is to be turned over hiller from Lafayette was in this city the
John E. Hubbard, administrator, vs
duly ««II al poblio «actios, for c««b la baud, oo
Charles Vaughn and Cyrus Lamb are Albert Westfall ¿equity—decree.
way« k«nt In rood or ar.
tbs premise«, st tbs hour of 2 o'clock p m. of
■xm.
most of the week visiting numerous old Ji of s e Ji. section 13. t 3 a, r 2 w; $160. erecting a carpenter shop.
raid
dsy, lb« lollv.lni rasl oetsls of dcoedsnt,
®
v 'John Harris
O. A C. R. R. Co. to Henry Parrott, s
** Notice for PubllcAtion.
Mrs Jacobs has been confined to her friends.— Aetoria Tranecript.
to-witi
A. J. Winters is sawing lots of wood and H. II. Rounds; action for money
w
Ji
of
n
w
Ji,
section
13,
t
3
s,
r
2
w
;
An
nadlrldod (l-7| m seventh lot«rest hl
judgment by ilefault.
E. R. Poppleton, the nursery-man and
home this week with an attack of pneu
with his sawing machine.
ell thst portion nt the somh b«lr of the dose
bee-man, has received a large lot of bee^}~'~-
L. 01 Thompson va John Crimmins;
Lawn
Orno«
at Onaoon Orrv. 1
monia
lion
Isi-d
cl«lm of Ruel O'de «nd Flmios Olds,
E. J. Hadley, formerly of thia place, action for mouqr~*settled.
Ofogon, Nov. IStb. IMS. j
Maria Quinn to William Parrott, Jr., has returned from Nebraska.
deresssd. In Yamhill cotisly, Oregon, not «old,
t Mr McIntire and family, of Marion keepers’ supplies ftoni Ohio. The freight
Notice la hereby given 'bet lhe following- snd said unsold portion o-alainloa about INI
N.
L.
Butler
vs
J.
U.
Hawn,
L.
A.
w Jj of s J$ of R w
of section 13, t 3 a,
Mr. Hedricks and, family expect to Brooks and John Brooks; action fur named rattler ha« tiled notice of hia intention sores snd bslng bounded as follows. $e-wlt:
county, visited the Rev. McIntire here on the lot amounted to $117.50.
r 2 w, containihg 40 aires; $1.
1-. make iloal proof in Mmwt of hb claim, and Beginning st lbs eouthneet corner of a Irei-t of
money—settled.
*
R
H
Dearbpm
has
been
appointed
move to Washington territory shortly.
Hue week.
lhataald proof will b«Tn«da before thseounly lend owned by Rotx-rt Riswnrd, which Is SI S3-
William Reid et al to William. Parrott,
latura A. Hubbard vs M. U. Gortne eb
rk of Yamhill county, Oregon, al Lafayette, lie ehslnr north of ihr soulliwrsl o<inter of lbs
I postmaster at .Salem, Gen W H Odell’s
Miss Martos Bristow, who has been and Ellery Rogers; action for money—set
i Gu to Vickrey’s and see the largest
lot
1,
block
7,
Dundee
;
$65
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(tregua,
on Friday, Jaanar 4th, IMP, vb:
donation land claim of Busi old« and Klmmb
working At Dundee, has returned home. tled.
term having expired Mr Dearborn is
old«, claim No. 711, nolMoaiioa I MS, lu i • n r
And best display of candies snd nuts, at
,
JO (N R: W1LBON,
Richard 8. King and wife to Hartland
a bus nets man and a representative-dem-
C.
H.
Dodd
A
Co.
vs
J.
J.
Roberta;
4
w, Yamhill county. Oregon; thence nest
Mrs.
Jane
Blair
has
taken
charge
of
proemptlonD. g.. No. 4 .Id E far ths a f of no
telr.» k prices.
Law ami Herbert E. Law, a part of T. the boarding hall at the acadejny aa ma action for money—Settled.
• long -ouih boundary line ofisl! Rtawsrd tract
I of aecoou ti l 7 n. r t w.
ocrat.
]9
«4 ton rhelaa to Ila sonibrael oerasri tbsneo
R. P. Bird vs Yatnbfll county et al ¡In
There is to be a Christmas bull at Lit-
Ha n«mee 'ha fol'ufriny wlt-»o*ora te provo
,
The choir of the Presbyterian church W. Miller’s land claim, containing 320 tron.
junction—dismissed.
hb o--n'in<ions reeidsnoe upon, and cultivation noobonsael boundary of Hi«w«rd Irani 10 S-
Meld’s hall, in this town, Tuesday eveu- « ill me t for practice on -Saturday after acres; $5,00).
100
chain« Is th* division line bslwoe- ths
Willie Holston, formerly of this place,
G. F. Tucker vs J. W. L. Huttp eFal; of said land viz'.
Jao.se M Iller, »f St bolls Ferry, Wa.hlr.aion north nndsou-b kslvtsof said claim: them-«
December 26.
* Cl
noon at 3 o’clock—also the Chnstmas | .lames R. Hunt and wife to John F. is very low with typhoid fe»er at Port action for money—settled.
east
on «aid dlvl«lon lino .>4 »7 100 chains to e let
county, and John Oiibeer, John G. Hhlliii'g
■ J. Millenl va James Arthur; action for and
I Herman Cramer, a nativ j of Germany, tree singers »ill meet at the same time Derby, a part of the land claim of Solo land.
A. Orndug, of Newberg, Yamblil couatyi honndsrv of claim. lb«nco south On »sal
boundary
linn of claim 8 7b 160 chain« to ths
money
—
dismissed.
mon Heater, t 3 a, r 2 w, containing 27
Newberg does more boniness than any
«II of Oregoa.
•« admitted to citizenship hy_ Judge and place.
norths«at eofi.sr of • tract now owned b> F.
W’tn. fatughlin vs Fielding D. Htott et
other town in Yamhill county of its size
W. T. BURNEY.
acres;
$1,060.
Jemeledt,
lh*soa weal on north boundary of
8uwe on Monday,
al; a tion for L-.oney—decree.
Itegbter.
hays the North Powder correspondent
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-aid Jematedi tract It 82R 100 obeli a to Its
C. T. Tooze and wife to Wm Krueger, and age.
A. J. Apperson vs Riley nmitli; action
• Children’s books, children’s toys, scrap to the Union Scout: "Grant Hoberg,
northw-H eornor: llience eosih 21 CDs I'M
Prof. L. H. Baker, county schoofmiper- for money—settled.
a jiart of tlie A. G. Philli;» >and claim, t
rhslne Io noii'h bonnderv of claim; th. neo
books, albums, dolls, etc., at prices to formerly of this place, is now in business
intendent, wan at this place last week on
F. Dielschnider w I. H. Htevens; ac
won' IStINliO ebon- to sornhwa-t soroer of
3 s, r 2 w, containing 84 acres $950.70.
school business.
-old claim; then e mirth .71 At It 0 ohsl*« to ths
“d the times, at J. Mattey’s.
tion
for
money
—
judgment
bv
default.
in La (»ramie with Mr Campbell in a
Mary A. Hadley to Solomon Haworth,
lilacs
of beginnlns: con slub g 198 87 100 setae.
Anhin drhopp vs John E. Hubbard,
A great many persons from this place
A fresh supply of choice family grocer- grain and feed store ”
Deed st ispenee of pnrolio»or.
a part of the Snowden ¡and claim, coc-
administrator; foreclosure—continued.
and
vicinity
went
Portland.,
last
week
Doted
Nvvemlior ISlb. l-w.
* just received at Vickrey’s, sold cheap
At the public meeting held at Little taining 21.74 acres; $2.400.
Rowell A Hon vs Charles Douglas; ac
U> hear Mr. Moody.
j,
’
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W. D FENTON, ~
tion
for
money
—
settled
aa
to
all
except
field’s hall laet Friday evening to confer
delivered free within city.
.,
Bxsestor of dald ketsto
Lindley Parker and wife to David E.
Miss Abba Myers’ health is qnite poor, cost.
FssVdfc A Frtrsi.n.
Grant Smith has returned to his home on matters concerning the location of a Holloway, the undivided J$ interest in a and it in feared that she will lone the
Ai|» meta f r Fs'al*.
Eli T. Branson va Harali C. Branson;
■ Amity from dan Francisco, where he cql.ege at this place considerable interest I part of lot 2, block 3, in Newberg; ¿160. sight of one of her eyes.
divorce—referred and continued.
was shown A committee- of five was
Jesse Ed ards and wife to Wm. G. * "Calvin Manley han purchased an inter
Annan. Burton va C. W. Burton; di
baa been attending medical college.
Notlce of Final Hettleinent
appointed to receive tlie tide of the prop-' Elliott, lots 5and 6, block 45, Edward’s est in the firm of Morris A Miles, snd voice—granted.
I The Misses Georgia and Eva Hoberg
Nolleé te brreb. slvrn tb-l ths snde»ei«i »4.
Goa. E. Johnson, guanlian, va James
they
are
retting
in
a
new
stock
of
goods.
H. P. hlrd «xeeuwirof Ih» esiste et Ruoli'Ito,
•# go to Oregon City on ¡Saturday to erty from the county. And a committee i addition to Newherg; $30.
Steward; partition—.B F Lewis, A New
dvreosed. boa Iti- d ht» Anni are. uni ol liie
C. K. Spaulding has sold hia interest man and W B Gary referees.
of three was appointed to solicit snbscrip-
Jesse Edwards and wife to Rosa and
*"d ,‘hristmas with the family of their tl&ns to the fund which »ill be • ffi-rwi to !
odo
ine'rath n ■ lesto estate la >be n.wuU r -ri
Frank Henry vs Milton Henry et al;
Addie Garel, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 45, in the logging business at' Vincent A
of Ysmblll eiisnty, lir-g»n», sud saM osar* bua
Spaulding’s naw mill to Thomas Warner partition—report ot referees confirmed.
*»od
rite Evangeli al church This committee Edward's addition to Newtierg; $60.
and John Townsend.
Harriett Hold et al vs Catherine Ha
TVtMDlY J a NUAKT Uh. I«M».
Thr narrow gauge train got off. thfe. ' 'hits . ommenced its work aM reports
Galloway A Goucher to A. P. Fleenor,
alibi bo rof lo'el ok.n m..if sald Ja»_. al
Married-^Decemlier 8lh. by Dr. Aaron ger et al; partition—settled at coat of
WkabHtf Monmouth on Monday^ and
plaintiff.
i
.
lota
7
anti
8,
Newby's
addition
to
Mc
comi» wutH ioni- a«ld rennty a- I e
progress
. .
Mills, J. P., Marshall H. Tofnon to Miss
atures äsant äxätive t's
• »sooeequence tlie mail was several
lime a ad plaee fot boaria« He ramo
J. V. Bewley va Wm. Chapman; suit
Anna E. Fowler. Ww wish the young
A titan who lias practiced medicine fur Minnville; $300.
Therof»»»* all iter oi « iniervstod In sali. »
^XSslste
in
equity
—
mandate
recorded.
Galloway A Goucher to W. F. L. and couide a long and happy life. -
40 years ought to know salt from sugar;
aro l ereb» noilfled swd loqutrS'’ tu ai pe
W. M. Wardle va Jno. Wardle; confir A Pleasing Sense of Healttband tal'
PaoHiamoNtar.
•I e*M Hme and ulaee and show cause
rj«s Perry and Sam’l Doney have re- read what I e eave:
II ttie F. Wright, lots 3 and 4, block 23,
mation
—
confirmed
and
surplus
to
be
dis
iber«
he, u b> eaid reto e be B»>t ansi'»
T olkdo , O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Strength Renewed, and of
Bttsd from Ellensburg, Washington ter-
tributed.
Newby’s addition to McMinnville; $30).
Datod al l.af«iette. Or.. Novemhsr f8
I mdian VrrKaAHs' Mirrino,—* Hi
Messrs. F. J. Cheney A Co.—Gentle
r
R P. HII
Chea.
H
Dxid
Atka,
vs
George
Bryan
;
Galloway A <ioocher to J. H. Steph ■ bree Camp No. 3, lidian War VeterowjL tlo„
r^ri. «In n they spent the last six or men :— I have been in the general prac
Ease and Comfort
":on for tnoney-mwttled.
gtorutor of said k
►»a Months
*
tice of me»licine for most 40 year», and ens, h<s 5 and 6^ block 23, Newby’s addi , meet in North ¿Yam
Purrou
*
FnuTi'U.
,
niHfMlie first Friday in* (la,
George A. C.'frady vs A. C. Town Follow« ttc zee of Syrup of Figs, aa it acta
At'wrnwyo l»»r Kaiatbl „
^AH’a well that ends well.” GotoC. would say that in all my. practice anil ex tion to McMinnville; $303.
gently oa th.
«end ; setion for ttloney—judgment
January, 1880, tot elect
__ delegates to the : send;
perience, have never seen a preparation
J.
C.
Cooper
and
wife
to
J.
W.
Cowles,
Joseph
Kirfcweod vs James McDonald; K idneys , L ives and B owel «
Grand Encampment, which meets in I
P*". McMinnville, to buy your candy that I could prescribe with aa much i-on-1
foreclosure—decree.
pholiday goods, and your money »ill fidence of w** »« 1«*" Hall’s Catarrh lots 5 6. 7aad », College addition to Mc- .Portland oalbe'Mth of June. And to j D. W. McCall v» 1. B. Peikii»; action
Effectually Cloan-ing th« System wham
J^« spent.
3t Cure, manufactured by you. Have pre- M inn rille j $1,275.
tranaai-t encli other buri nene as may tor money—ilismutaed.
Costive or Bili-aia, Ihapalhog
ecnliwl t a great many times and Ito ef-'
John Lowery »■ F. D. Htott; action lor Colds, Headaches and Fevers
come before the meeting., By order of
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*“* T'*’'*
■ bul»«d as* «II
RttWitocial announced to be held at the ft ct is wonderful, and would savinn^vl
Poteat U.eiueer».1|,,te.t fa. Mod
money
—
judgment.
I m Arrr$rtit«g« -The fol lowing attor G. L. Rowland, captain.
Gar offici. BfH, ,lto |j.
p.Ul l
of Rev. Hoberg on Haturdav elusion that I have vet to find a case of neys bare Lrh in attendance at court
and permanently curing
J. Boomer « Hon va A. T. Hayworth;
ha>»».ukt,ew, al
action
for
money
—
continued.
•
HJUHTVAX.
CUK8TIPATT0M
will be held there thia (Thurs- catarrh that it would not coret if they during the week: M W >mith, Mr^
fm.
nl
.
„„
t
OrsazTioa PearonMao —Sunday last
would take it according to directions.
Thomas II. Wilkerson vs John Van- Without
plesamg
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erirritetiag thoowM Uta tint U m ,.
Yours truly,
Leohxrt.'Geo II Burnett, H H Hew WS. Goucher'and Mfohaox performed derlioof , aetion for moon»
" i?0***1- Br««!
■^•Oregon Developement company
an
operation
for
necrose/of
lhe
shaft
<rf
{
L. L. Goaaccu, M. I).,
•a ri»fr I.
Thomas
H.
WV
itt, T B Handley, H Y Tbompaoo, L
Office, 215 Summit Ht.
Oar ha a t
aitiosi
lor
Lotighary.
Jas
McCain,
H
Harte»,
F
the steamer Santa Mana ’ We will gi>e $100 forany
of J»
VB J.
thl‘ l’lace of ^he «recktyl steamer tarrh that cannot be cured with Halls ¡W Fenton, W L Bradshaw, W D.
ET** bay She sailed on Tuesday of Catarrh Cure. Taken Internally.
1 Fen too, and ooe or two others whose
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Pr»P«o Toledo, (
from San Francisco for Ya- Ohio, gifs4d
druggwto, 75c. 1»-1 1 names we dhj not leant
!
M M
.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
' Notice.
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SteCble.
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