y / est side telephoni OI R AGENTS. t. fesentrd. The Corker Morder Case. As a special inducement to new sub scribers, we make the following offer: Every person sending 11s $2 cash will be given the W est .S ide T elephone for the balance of the present year free. This isequvilent to It months for $2. We are ambitious to make our subscription list greater than all other papers of Y amhill county combined, It is rapid- ly approaching the point. Those wishing to subscribe for the c,.,.lifitoNE may do so through the fol ding [lersons: J. M. Kelly........... . • ....... Lafayette. i; W. Sappington I North Yamhill. j. L. Castle I Í H’. A. Graves................ ......... Sheridan. Ü j„ Simpson................ .............. Amity. 0 Ü. Davis.................. ......... Bellevue. Wheatland, s, Williamson........... B urned to D eath .—Friday morning I Agents at otuer points in the county last, the little 6-year-old daughter of Mr. Lili be announced soon. and Mrs. James Kohn, living in the OFFICIAI. nillKCTOKY. hills west of town, met with a fatal ac cident by playing with fire. It seems third district . that the children while their mother R. P. Boise. budge Geo. W. Belt. was out, were amusing themselves by i'noceuting Attorney throwing papery in the open fire and COUNTY. R. P. Bird. watching them sail up the chimney. In .1. W. Watts. some way the little girl’s dress caught It. It. Laughlin, F. N. Little, fire and she ran screaming to her grand Representatives C. Lafollett father, in an outer shop. He tried to I. Liiugliiirv. tear the clothing from her and failing in Builge J. S. Hibbs. romniissioners Geo. Dorsey. this picked her up and carried her to a G. W. Briedweil. trough of water in the yard and thus ex rii’ik T. .1. Harris. k|„ rill’ W. W. Nelson. tinguished the flames. But the little Irene lire” Wyatt. Harris. one was horribly burned almost to a Assessor J. A. C. Freund. crisp. Dr. Goucher was called and did fdittul Supt . J. D. Fenton. evetything possible to alleviate her purveyor I). G. Narver. pain, but it was impossible to save her ■'oroner life, and she died Saturday evening and was buried Sunday. Her grandfather the boss ” »; was badly burned about the hands in Itecomniendation ice can his efforts to assist the little unfortunate. dive you as to accuracy in com- The stricken parents have the heartfelt of the community in this loundini prescriptions is our sympathies fearful loss of their household pet. arde. trade in this line. ROGERS S’ TODD. The Druggists. )I8E. F inished .—Cooper and Booth have finished a working model of their en gine and last night attached it to Jones & Co.’s boiler to see if it was a success, TELEPHONE W HISPERINGS. and it is decided that it was. It is de sired by the owners that no description Fresh roasted peanuts at H. H. of this engiue be given until application for patent has been filed. But we may Welch’s. tf say one thing: It is the most compact Anil the new subscribers continue to engine of its power ever built, the entire tome in. working machinery being all placed in For a square meal goto the St. Charles side the rim of the flv wheel and revolv ing with it. -only 25 cents. Lots of passengers on the west side trams, these days. Look o'ut for the musical McGibney [amilv December 14. John Hulery returned Sunday from Ms Eastern Oregon trip. 0. G. Davis, of Bellevue, favored ns with a short call yesterday. Prof. C. C. Linden, of the Willamina schools, called on us Saturday. The La Camas paper mills were burn ed Saturday night. L ors $95,000. The firemen are making preparation fora grand lime at their Thanksgiving ball. I All the goods left by our late departed [saddler, Al Young, have been levied [upon, | Mr. Soper, of Soper Rros. Willami- rna, was in the city yesterday and called [on ns. I Mrs. D. H Turner, of Portland, came pip Saturday evening on a visit to friends land relatives. A large number of visitors were pres ent nt the public school exercises last I Friday afternoon, I George Cornet is the efficient and gen tlemanly artist in Welch’s Tonsoral Par- Jlore after August 6. tf Thomas Turner returned Saturday from an extended visit to Missouri and other eastern states. I Hon. R. R. Laughlin, of North Yam- Nil, favored us with a very pleasant kail, Saturday, and left orders for job work. I Mr». Frank S. Harding will go to As- koria this week to join her husband, who ps in the employ of Snyder Bros., of [that city. I J. T. Plant, agent for W H. Hooker A Fo.. was in the city Saturday, and made his a nleasant call, and contracted for ad vertising. I On- furniture man, E. B. Fel lows, been making some decided Btnpmvements in the arrangement of Jib office. I Vinegar, 25 cents per gallon, in large pr small quantities; -sweet, cider, 15 kents per gallon, at the cider mill of kino. J. Sax. 29tf | Lawrence end Kellct are building a little residence on the rear lots »wned by the (miner gentleman, in the (eastern part of the city. Yon can save mnnev by handing vonr |Snhsc-infion for any paper or magazine po Chas. Grissen. He is local agent fo Rhe American subscription Co. 42t4 I Th» insepurables, “Link” Gortner and [ Lick” Booth, came tip from Portland Saturday evening. Ulysses returned Monday, and Gortner is getting rest- I Mi»» Annie Dielschneider bad a plea»- pnt gathering of her young friends at r’ father's residence, last Friday eve- Music, games and a social time "'.is indulged in. I I art ,|o<irin< f,np jop Work should K "ore to call at the THLKPUbNE nffi'-e. I »fan -how yon samples that cannot excelled ¡n Yamhill county, and our Prices always remain the lowest. I °'lr thanks are due to all those sud- P’ri ,e s who returned ns papers of the [Rte of Oct. 22. They contained the fu- Peral notice of Boughton Everett San- l'r*. and were wanted bv relative» of [¡«■ceased. I The body of a man was discovered in f'f '¡Hard hotel ruins in Portland Sat- Lr j morning. He had evidently been Pmrdered the night previous, and was t°rrih]y cut about the body and his Bands. No clue to the murderer. Lth*e'ite** home news from Portland Ept Marple, the suspected murderer L ' °rker, has jewelry in his possession P ' e belonging to the unfortunate Emma , who was murdered in Portland December 22, 1.885. and he is suspeet- r“ that crime also. B orn .—In Amity, Or., Nov. 6, 1886, Y the wife ot E. Thnrm.in, a 13 pound “*n«hter. J,n Happy Valiev. Nov. 4, 1886. to the t of Ks,ey Powell, a son. ‘n McMinnville. Or., Nov. 5, 1886, to H. C. Edwards, a son. C owardly .—One of the most coward ly things that can be done is that of try ing to injure anyone through anonymous letter writing. We were shown a letter of this character a few days ago written to a young lady of this city, warning her against going with a certain gentleman, as he was not worthy of her company. The writer did not sign his name, and thereby branded himself a defamer of a character better than his own, and a coward. H aving a G ood T ime .—Through a private letter from John Hulery, who is visiting his eon George tn the Walola district, W. T., we learn that he is eti- bying himself. He says that in one day be killed five deer, two wolves, one bear, eleven wild geese, twenty-six prairie chickens end one hawk. This is coming it pretty heavy, but from a man ot John’s integrity we known there can be no doubt of the truth of the state ment. N ot in C alifornia .—We clip the fol lowing from the Eugene City Register of November 3d. It will be news to many of our readers: “Mr. C. F. Houghton, late of McMinnville, will organize a com mercial school in the room in the rear of the First National bank. He is worthy and well qualified, and there is no other accomplishment that pays so well as a good commercial education.” To C orrespondents .—Our correspon dents will please try to get their copy in by Mondays and Thursdays—the day before each publication. Supplies of sta tionery will shortly be sent out to all our correspondents, and we hope you will make use of it. Use the envelopes we furnish as they are phiinly directed to the T elephone , McMinnville, Or., and then no communications can be lost P leasant T ime .—A large number of our young folks attended a party given by Mr. and Mrs. XV. C. Hembree at their residence one mile south of town last Friday evening, in honor of the re turn of their daughter Rosie from the east and the birthday of her aunt Miss Mary Carlin of this city. A very pleas ant evening was spent. W orse than S prained .—Some time ago we mentioned the fact that Don Gates was suffering from a sprained ankle. It proves that Don was mistaken in what ailed him.as he has been confined to his room for some time with inflamma tory rheumatism in both feet. We are glad to note that he is now able to be around, though still on crutches. V isitors .—The band acknowledges a pleasant call Monday night from Misses Annie P. Young, Aggie Johnson, Nettie Henderson, Ella Bangasser, May X es- sey, Tillie Bangasser and Mrs. M. Shad- den. Their presence is always a wel come pleasure. Call again. S till I mproving .—Charlie Fleming has taken out the old cup rack used by Wyndham, and replaced it with a small er but much neater one. and added a sideboard to his already fine shop, and now has as neat tonsorial parlors as anyone could wish. N ew B oat .—“Uncle” Andy Shtick has just finished a fine skiff in the rear of Bangasser's old store. It is about 18 feet long and well built, and will lie the “boss” for ducks on the Yamhill this winter. S erenade .—The Custer Post Band was out serenading on last Monday night, paying their respects to their first namesake. Master Roy Grantison Cus ter Turner. The excellent music was appreciated by all who heard it. Thanks. Billiards at the “Orphan’s Home” 15 cents per tram? of 34 points; 20 cents for 50 points, and 25 cents for »50 points when one player discounts the other. H. II. W klch . College Notes. Our IN eijrlibors. Farm for Sale. The prevailing topic of Yamhill coun XVhat shall be done with the negli : The Win White place 2‘i miles east Happy Valley. ty these days is the murder case of D. gence of our youth in regard to educa ! of this city is in my hands for sale. Thia I. Corker of Lafayette. Suspicion rests tion? We urgo their parents to send farm consists of 280 acres of land well November 8, 188«. upon one man, strongly supported by I their children to school; but we forget, ' improved and can be had for $25 |>er Frosty nights with cold mornings lias circumstantial evident-, and the pent up | too often, that there is a radical dispoti been the order for the past week. acre, if sold before December iBt. feelings of an outraged community is tion on the part of the children to ne Terms very easy. Also some valuable Mrs. McPhilips, accompanied by her liable to explode at any moment, with glect all ibe advantages that can be af property can be bad w ith the d lughter Rosa have left us for Eastern personal farm cheap, good 4-vear old horse, (> a vengeance swift and speedy in its ex forded them. The sacrifices made by 1 Oregon. head of cattle, 50 full blood merino ecution. It were better to let the strong earnest and well meaning parents are by Seeing inv items made their appear sheep, 1 new wagon, some bay, sheaf arm of the law assert itself by systemat no means appreciated by many boys and 1 ance in your paper, thought I would oats and household furniture. ic methods, particularly when it is pos girls. This negligence becomes painful. ' write again. C. W. T almaoe , McMinnville, Or. sible that an innocent man is made a The love and devotion of a faithful | Miss Mark, teaching in the adjoining victim of misplaced suspicion; and in mother cannot overcome it. The stern-1 district, visited with Mrs. Casey Satur this case, while it is true that strong er virtues of a loving father fail to coun- : day and Sunday. circumstances would seam to point teraet its influence. Prayers and tears | Mr. Perry, of Davton, bought the The best salve in the world for cuts, to accused as the guilty one, the better alike fail. As a rule girls are more like llopfield farm and brought in a band of bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever judgment of the people should be coolly- ly to be urged in the right direction than cattle one day last week. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, invoked to temper the justified wrath boys, though they are by no means free ' Miss Sweet was obliged to dose her corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi of a community so grossly shocked as I from fault in this d reetion. Look at school last week in consequence of the tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac- this has been. The investigations were , the average boy of fifteen years. Full school house undergoing repairs. tion, or money refuuded. Price 25 continued yesterday al the court house 1 of life everything around him is attract- O. B. M erry . cents per box. For sale by Rogers A in Lafayette under the direction of Cor ' ive. The world has allurements for him. Todd. 29yl oner Narvei. He is ambitious and full of ardent feel Lafayette. REV. XV. FISK KF.Ql'A. of Aurora, 111., The first witness called was Alex ing. On account of inexperience lie is save; “I have used Gilmore's Aromatic November 8, 188C>. Westerfield ; testified that he knew the trying every new thing, and fixing his Wine mid find it an excellent household man-Marple; that he sometimes worked mind upon nothing. The walls of a I Mr. Mattev is building an addition to remedy that none ought to do without. For tor him ; that Marple had left his coat school room are like prison bars to him h's home. He intends to enlarge his sale by Rogers ,t Todd. in his office from Friday till Monday, It must be admitted that this is a dan- store room and increase his stock as his THE PRETTIEST LADA’ in Olean was asked what made her complexion so clear trade demands it. preceding the murder; did not notice gerous stage of youth, still every one, and beautiful. She said it was by using the coat particularly; could not tell (ms Marple has been, arrested foi Gilmore's Aromatic wine. For sale by who matures into manhood, must pass whether there was blood on it or not. at a Chinaman and his bonds Rogers A- To<ld, Mrs. Marple, mother of the man un through it. It is not the best plan to shooting fixed at $1000. lie has been unable, as MltS. I., LOOMIS, of Elba. N. Y.. writes der suspicion was called ; testified that let the child have his own wav and stay yet, to furnish the required bonds, I ence us that she was sick for six months, was in she had lived with her son for three to try Gilmore':: Aromatic Wine, years ; that she was at home with her out of school. This might bo ruinous. be lies in jail awaiting the action of the duced mid four bottles cured her. For sale by daughter-in-law the night of the mur Neither is it tiest to be rude and compel next court. Rogers & Todd. The murder of Corker is still clothed der ¡that her son came home about 9 him to do what is distasteful. A child REV II. II. EWELL, of Pavillion, N. Y. o'clock and was positive that her son should be taught from infancy to value in mystery. No arrests have been made of Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine; “I be as no positive clue has been discovered. -ays was not out after that; that they had lieve to he u im st desirable remedy to be an education. Then, with proper train The coroner’s inquest will be resumed placed it in lived at Independence and French every family.” For sale by Rog I’rairie and other places prior to coming ing, our youth may be tided over the this morning at which it is possible ers <fc Todd. to Lafayette. That her son came heme dangerous quicksands of indiscretion, something may be disclosed. THE WIFF. MOTHEP AND MAID who several nights before the murder, and | and landed on the safe and immovable Last Thursday evening a son of Mr. sutler from Female weakness mid Debility, said he bad been engaged in a row with will find Gilmore's Aromatic a positive (lie Chinamen, and lie wished her and rock of a liberal education. Vigilance Nels Christensen of West Chelialem, cure. For sale by Kogers Todd. his wife to say lie had been at home al! should be the watchword of all who cure was shot in the throat by one of .1. No GILMORE'S A ROM ATIC is a great suc the evening playing cards, in case they for the youth of our land. Parents, ble’s sons. It was purely accidental and cess, therefore we challenge the World to were questioned regarding his where- 1 teachers, guardians, be vigilant in seas was brought about by fooling with a self produce its equul as a restorative for wom cocking revolver. The boys were at the an. For sate by Kogers A Todd. abouts the night before. That her son had talked of blowing up China houses in on and out of season, everywhere and i chool house and were carelessly hand REV I. M. DERBY, of Linden, N. Y.. ling a loaded revolver, when Noble different parts of the country. She always. says; “The Gilmore Aromatic Wine prov swore positively he had no blood on his Rev. P. Holman from Dallas was pulled to hard on the trigger and it ed a great blessing to my wife.’, For sale hands the night of the row with the down spending the Sabbath and visiting went off with the above results. Dr. by Rogers it Todd. Chinamen; that they bad spoken of the hi3son and nephew who are in the col Littlefield was called and found the wounded man very weak from loss of blood found on his jumper at the time lege. he had brought home the liog's head. The missionary society held its regu blood. He dressed the wound and at That when informed of the murder at lar meeting last Friday evening. l’rot. last accounts he was doing well. the breakfast table next morning, had Crawford sang a missionary song of bis Q. said he had an idea who did it, and own composition, which was highly ap would tell when the time come; that he preciated by many. Our Solid Men. hail a chest with tools in it. Students are required to attend church Court then adjourned till after dinner. once each Sunday. They may elect Yamhill county has 182 tax payers First witness called after dinner was their own place of worship. —SUCCESSOR TO B. C. NA EVER— Mr. Dixon. Testified he knew Marple; Last Saturday night was the coldest who pay taxes on $5,00C and over; 140 had seen bun Otten around Corker’s of the season. The mercury was down who pay on $6,000 and over; 112 who store. to 28 degrees. pay on $7000 and over; 92 who pay on Bert Eastman was then called and Elmer and Dudley * Purvins were up pay on $!)400 and testified that he had talked with Marple Sunday. The boys look first rate. Their $8000 and over ; 74 who the night before the murder. He was old chums were glad to greet them. over; and 56 who pay on $10,000 and then showed a coat and recognized it as They are not coming back to school this over. The number who pay on $5000 is the one worn by Marple at the time. year. too large to give in full, but we publish Mr. Houston was called and testified The chemical and philosophical ap a list of those who pay on $10,000 and that he was positive he ha 1 seen Marple paratus came last week. The selections in the store of deceased on the afternoon seem to be good ones, and those study over as shown on the assessment roll before the murder; that he lived across ing chemistry and phisics will find the for 1886, as follows: the street from the house occupied by apparatus an advantage. R J Lancefield............... ...............$18,228 Carries the Largest and Best Stock. Marple and his family; that the house Mr. Edwin Russ deserves credit for S G Reed...................... ............... 76,840 was dark at 7 »[clock Monday night; his nntiring efforts in securing the mon Joe Watt........................ ............... 14,540 in Yamhill County. that he did not hear any noise in the ey tb invest in apparatus lor the college. Reuben Gaunt............... ............... 10,000 night. An effort is on foot in another direction J J Henderson............. ............. 18.036 Marple’s shoes were here brought in to raise $500, to be invested in a library Robert Henderson....... ............... 12,100 and carefully examined by the jury, and apparatus next year. D S Ilolman................... ............... 10,04” with the aid of magnifying glasses, and Look out for new arrivals next week. G M Raleigh............. .............. 10,200 traces of blood were found upon them, Mrs. Taylor, visiting on Collegeside, T J Yocum................... ............... 10,660 but this, in our opinion, can hardly be returned home Thursday. F & .1 M Bunn............... ............. 14,760 taken asevidence against him, as lie had Mrs. Auburn Yarneburg. an old N I< Sitton...................... ............... 12,825 been all over the room in which the j student, is visiting her parents, Mr. and R R and L (' Thompson ............... 36.323 murder was committed on the day it Mrs. Cozine. A L Alderman............... ............... 13,315 was discovered, and was liable to have Why not have a public meeting of the J M Belcher................... ............... 11,120 stepped in the blood, which was thick college literary society this winter? The Bird & Gates ............... .............. 10,925 on the floor. regular meetings of the society are be Estate of A B Henry. 14,265 Mr. Haney was called and testified he coming interesting. ............... Edgar l’opplelon had gone intoCorker's store the morning Old students are always welcomed at .1 T Williamson. ................. 10,856 before the murder; that Marple was sit the follege. New students are soon A J Apperson ............... 12,795 ting by the stove ; that he (Marple) had made to feel that they are at home. .1 G Baker...................... ............... 31,256 said, “Good morning, cold this morn Mr. Bruce Palmer made a short visit J C Braly ............... 72,561 ing;” that he asked Corker if be could to his home. J ackson . ... 111,045 Mrs Sidnev Burnett change a $20 gold piece ; Corker said he Wm Campbell ............. 16,920 would see and went to chest ii^ his bed Win Chrisman 17,640 Colfax, W. T. room and took out purse; poured ten or .1 F and A E Cook. .. . . . 11.929 twelve $20 gold pieces into his hand ............. 35,929 .1 W Cow 1 b SHERIDAN E d . T elephone :—Thrice welcome is .1 S Hibbs..................... ............... 15,425 turning tl:em over one at a time and saying lie could not make the change. the T elepiioe us it comes to us on its W D McDonald............. ............... 29,642 Testified further that after the murder semi-weekly rounds of information re James M<Thillips . . .. ............... 25,119 he had asked Marple if he remembered ........... 11,3:16 A K Olds « seeing him (Haney) in Corker’s store garding the old home and its people. Oregon real estate ( 0 15,400 R. McKUNE, P rops . that morning; and that Marple said he Long live McMinnville! Long live the T .1 Shadden ......... 19,248 did not see him there; that he (Marple) T elephone ! Mrs M Shadden . .............. 13,127 had not been in there that day. Territorial election is just past. All David Stout ............... .A......... 10,837 Transitili Slock WillCared l’or! Mr. Clark, blacksmith, called ; testi Thomas Turner ............... 10,093 fied that he had made tools for Matpie county returns are in, showing a com .1 Wisecarver 11,965 at different time ; had never asked him plete republican victory in this (Whit Yamhill county bank .............. 29,800 Teams and outfits furnished parties wish- to go to the coast, at reasonable rates. what lie done with them; that Marple's man) county. Territorial returns are TC Davis...................... 12,485 wife and mother had stayed all night at not complete, at this writing; but X’or- Wm Laughlin............. ............... 10,040 his house two different! nights since1 Wm Roberts ______ 10,805 the murder; had talked about the mur- 1 bees election is conceded by all. Win Capman................. .................. 12,435 Here, for the first time, your corres P M Scroggins . . der on each of these times ¡that Mar pie's 12,650 HERE WE ARE AT LAST ! mother had said that Marple’s wife I pondent lias had the pleasure of wit Joseph Kiikwood ............. 25,363 —Harness at the— sometimes had fits and hie I at the nessing an election in woman's Buf Wm Miller..................... 10,090 mouth; that she had Inul one : lav o, ' ............... 13,455 E F I.nmson fi age territory. Here the polls are two before the murder, but had i bled j 13,000 S W Dodd any. That all the blood on Ma, pie's graced by the presence of the ladies, and Dundee Mort. Co........ ........... 65,412 —at absolutely— clothes had come from a hog’s head or they may be seen parading the streets < )regon Mort Co........... .............. 11,150 beef’s heart which he had carried home at all hours of election day. Of course American Mort. Co... ............. 11 ,<0 the maids and matrons of old A’amhill American Freehold 1 and and a day or two before. appreciate how infinite Sheriff Harris was next called and cannot Mortgage Co........... ............... 16,650 testified that he bad over heard Marple was the injury done them, when New ling. Mort. Co. ............... 18,325 the amendment was defeated ! With re Buggy Harness from $12.00 and upward. talking to himself; that he said he .............. 153,1.18 Team O A ( R R Harness from $25.00 nod upward. gard to the practical workings of wo (Marple) ought to have six months for Or. railway Co. limited ............... 78,250 I have also something entirely new in the rocking Chinamen ; that in the murder man’s suffrage, and the advantages or line of sA'eatpsds. case they had no evidence against him, disadvantages arising from it, the writer A Verdict liianiinous. My terms are CASH, or notes that can except the blood on his clothes, and has not, as yet, been able to form an be turned into cash. A. WELLS. that he would tell them he had had the opinion. The sentiment in favor of it ippus, Ind., testi- W. D. Sult, Druggist, B nose bleed; that Marple had told him here is verv strong; so strong that the Having Bought the— he had been engaged in robberies in writer would hardly feel sale in express fles: “I can recommend Electric Bitters as Portland anil that he once sand-bagged ing bis belief that woman’s suffrage is the very best remedy. 1 Ivery bottle sold a man; that he accused Bert Eastman not wholly productive of blessings. has given relief in every case. One man and several others of the murder; that Colfax is nominally a prohibition city, took six bottle'«, and was cured of r’*euma- Marple had advised him to send the but only nominally such. Local option tisrn of 10 years’ stan< ing.” Abraham detective home ; that he was doing no was carried here, but has since been Hare, druggist. Bellville Ohio, affirms: Bnsines« of Logan Bros. A Hender declared unconstitutional. So the liq ‘ The best selling medic •ine 1 have ever good in Lafayette. handled in mv 20 vears ex perience, is Elec- son. 1 am ready to do all kinds of Several oihe.r witnesses were called uor traffic is in full blast, and its evils trie Bitters " Thousand of others hava but their evidence was of the same char are apparent. This is an illustration of added their testimony, s< that the verdict and Delivering the fallacy of prohibitory laws and is unanimous that Elcctr e Bitters do cure Trucking acter as that given above. Marple was then brought in and testi whisky jmiges. The writer believes, all disease* of the liver, kidneys or blood. —At Any Time.— fied that he often was in Mr. Corker’s however, that such prohibition as we Only a half dollar a bottle? at Rogers A 2 Delivery Wagon Always Ready store; swore positively that he was not have here is preferable to none, in as Todd's drug »tore. in there the div before the murder; that much as every saloon is known to be Give Mr a Trial. he did not see Mr. Haney in there; that open in violation to the expressed will of the people. Thus the traffic is, of he did not see Mr. Houston in there; that he had not been in the store for necessity, in ill repute. Great excitement has lieen caused in the several days before the murder; that he Perhaps a few quotations of prices vicinity <if Paris, Tex., by the remarkable OPPOSITION did see Corker change money for a far paid here for common necessities, would recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so mer once; that he did not come down help our old friends to appreciate the helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise town Monday before noon; that he had blessings that flow so freely in old Yam- his head; everybody said he was dying of been sent to jail once for striking man hiil. Wood, pine. $5 to $7 per cord, ap consumption. A trial lx»tt!e of Dr. King’s with his fist: that he had never been in ples, 2(85 cents per pound, potatoes 1 New Discovery was sent him. Finding re Next U> Yamhill County Bank. the penitentiary; that he knew he had a cent per pound, and all other fruits and lief, He bought a large bottle and a box of - - Or.Kc.ox. bad reputation. His evidence was vegetables high in proportion, No hard Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he M> M i . xxvili . k somew hat contradictory and he coriect- woo 1 to be had at any price, Verily, bad taken two boxes of pills and two bottle* ed himself several times. this country is not much like Webfoot __ ____ ! of the Discovery, l;e was well and had The Largest and Finest Stock ever brought to Yamhill County. After this the inquest adjourned until And now while the valley is probably gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for 9 o’clock to-day, when other witness«« getting hack into her element, and wat Consumption free at Kogers .v Todd ’ s. 2 will be examined, among whom is a er flows freely and mud flies abundant man who will testify that Marple was ly, here the days are bright, the skies ONE OF THE M<»ST NOTED European sent to the penitentiary at one time for are blue and the du«t blows in clouds, physicians laid; Neuralgia was the i»ravcr stealing a Watch. It is probahi« the in School» are prospering, chid mornings <»f a deuaaMwl nerve for healthy blooo. Vse Price» to the Bedrock. vestigation will continue for »eve:al are corning, Colt <x is booming and her Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine fur die blood. I F. D1L121T1NE davs I nger._________________________ _ bk.'.lt.' bv llttL'i r.4 A TtidtE. _ IJ ai . U E. B. Fellows Come See and be Convinced. Livery and Feed Stable!! Ci ive ine a Call Lafayette Harness Shop Portland Prices. Truck a in! Express NI. S. GOK1 Boot and Shoe Store