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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1888)
s, A. YOUNG, M. D. WEST SIDE TELEPHONE. Physician & Surgeon, ¡».WILLS, ... O b EOOX. LOCAL HAPPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY. e and residence on D street. All romptly answered day or night. V. PRICE. PHOTOGRAPHER. Stairs in Adams’ Building, MeMinnville, Oregon r. J. II- NELSON, Dentist Interesting Matter Concerning People anti Tilings, Caught on the Fly by the Live, Ilnstling, Reporter of this Paper. READ AND BE WISER. Bay up. ms over First National Bank, in Mc Vaccinate. Ville, Oregon. Colds are plenty. rges Moderate and Comistent s tho latest Discovery for the Painless Military company talked of. ktion of Teeth. Real estate men are on the move. Snow is going out of the mountains fast. , Still reports come in of terrible suffer- in the eastern states. g - uksmith . The World of Portland, Or., has sus pended publication. Next dòdr to the Post office The river was higher this week than O regon . it has been for several years. isnville , Paddy Ryan and his trainer I’addy Carroll will soon come to Orego n. Galloway and Goucher have purchas ed the trotting stallion Mt. Vernon. tnplo rooms in connection. F.l»ie Wright has lost his crowbar. o------ o The finder will please return the same. now fitted up in first class order, Use “Gold Medal Borax” soap, there commodations as good as can be is none bettor. C. Grissen, sole agent. din the city. All the hunters in town intend going S. E. MESSINGER, Manager. for the ducks as soon as the river lowers a little. Tlio Sheriff was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday collecting the cash from the tax payers. Physician and Surgeon, INNVILLE, - - OREGON A county in debt for improvements is bettor off than one w ithout debt and ---- [o]----- ce two doors south of postofflee. Rcs- improvements. e two doors from railroad on Third “Uncle Joshua Whitcom be,” tho All calls promptly attended to, day comedy will be put on the stage by thu lit McMinnville brass band. For Sale—Two blocks and largo two story new house. Address P. O. box No. 22, McMinnville, Or. -------Proprietor of the------- The new boat to be built by the O. R. N. Co., for the Astoria route is to be c ailed the Fannie Potter. aler in eggs, chickens, meats of all de- For .Sale—A small well improved tion, hides, tallow, etc., will pay cash farm for sal«. For particulars address 11 produce. A nice, neat place will be box 83, McMinnville, Or. , and respectfully, a share of the public The postofllce order relating to print nage is solicited. ing on wrappers cf second and third claSs matter has been rescinded» McMinnville is quite a ship building town. Seven vessels have been launch ed here during the last two years. Third St., McMinnville Or Doug. McDonald is dissatisfied with , Harv. HENDERSON: southern California, and it is reported (Successor to L. Root) he will return to old Yamhill soon. —DEALER IK — This city has been tho place of many resh Good«. Groceries, Flour, Ba- dances during the past week Anaver- con, Glassware and Crockery. All goods delivered to purchaser in age'of one «very night. How’s that? The sheriff left Wednesday with con siderable coin of the realm, which ho had procured from the taxpayers ot this city. Dealers in The Balsion bridge which went out the last raise in the river has ani933. Saddles, Eta, Etc, during lodged in the neighborhood of the Broad pairing neatly done at reasonable mead farm. This office has over $500 outstanding ight’s new building. Corner Third on subscriptions for the year 1887. Pat F streets, McMinnville. Or. ties indebted to us are i equested to walk in and pay up. NEW AND ATTRACTIVE---- artners and tlieir families will find Mrs Stuart’s restaurant, opposite the Grange store, just the place to take a meal, when in town. If you are in McMinnville, and want \ BRIEDWELL,----- PROP. a good meal or a good bed, go to the Formerly Baxter & Rogers.) Central hotel; onlv two blocks from the tf Goods are New and Fresh and will main business street. Saturday night a dance will be given BE SOLD AT LOW FIGURES by the band al the Grange hall. Fine CASH. A sliar« of the public pat- times are had at all the dances given by ge respectfully solicited. All kinds band. You should attend. duce taken in exchange for goods, Tbs river has been very high during the last freshet. The east end of the bridge across the Yamhill river at this place was nearly submerged. Mr. John Evenden, of Happy valley has a very fine short horn bull “Poca tello,” which he will stand tho coming ---- THE LEADER IN season for the small sum of $2.50. Farmers improve yonr stock, Darby Glenn returned to this city Sat urday evening. Ho has been in Walla Walla during the past summer. Ho in tends to stay in this city for a couple of Mair weaving and Stamping. months then go to Ellensburg, W. T, Rev. W. W. Beck will preach Sunday osile Grange Store McMinnville. Or morning and evening in the C. P. church. Subject for morning: The C,o->s. A memorial sermon tn the eve ning: “Christian Monuments.” Every body invited. Several of the young hoodlums Proprietor of tho around this town assaulted Peter Head, near the bridge the other night and severely braised him up. These boys should be severely punished for their cowardly act. Tire leading A specimen of fine, artistic, glass-blow WELRY ESTABLISHMENT, ing can be seen by stepping into Rogers A Todd’s store, and examining any one —OF— i of the two thousand prescription bottles, which have the rpimoof this well-known firm blown upon them. (37tf.) Croup, whooping cough, sore throat, Third 8treet. McMinnviL’o Or. sudden cold, and the lung troubles pe- cnlar to children, aio easily controlled JLÆ’ZbÆI TSTTST VILLE by promptly administering Ayer’s Cher The remedy is safe ** to take ry Pectoral. "" ■ • and certain in its action. F. Collard. e St. Charles Hotel. . H. jBoyd, M. ID. L. C. TRIPLETT, OPLES MARKET. mily Grocery Store ¡VYi^ht Bro’s. s. H. P. Stuart, MILLINERY, WM. HOLL, M j M? Hi? Ste, AMHILL COUNTY, ONSORIAL PARLOR, ving, Hair Cutting and----- ----- Shampoing Parlors. C. H. FLEMING, Prop. 11 kinds ot fancy hair cutting done in latest and neatest style 11 kinds ot fancy hair dressing and hair ng. a specialty Special attention given Ladies’ and Children»’ Work •Iso have for jale a very fine as«crt- nt of hair oils, nair tonics, cosmetics, etc f I have in connection with my parlor, • the largest and finest stock of CIGARS Ever in the city. wibd S trskt M c M innville . Ossoo» “WHEN” You want any thing in the line of Fob Printing Call at the offles of the WEST SIDE TELEPHONE. We will guarantee you EST WORK, LOWEST PRICES. We make a specialty ot Fine Book and Card Prmtiug THE OLDEST COUPLE. George Briedwell was in the Thursday. It is claimed that Mr. and Mrs. Pey Bring on your articles on, “Why ton W ilkes, of Greenville, Washington prefer Yamhill to any other it union.” county, are the oldest married coupleon the Pacific coast. Mr. Wilkes was born Is the city of McMinnville to ha new public school, or is tho old ot in 1791, and so will be 99 years old next be repaired ? May. He is one of the few pensioners The T elephone is still the leading I of the war of 1812. His wife Anna Wil pa(>er in the county, as a largo number kins, is 91 years old, and they were of people will testify. mhrried in 1815. They came across the Rogers A Todd have received some plains in 1845 and settled in Washing vory nice patent medicine advertise ton county in 1846. They were both ments in the form of pictures, mirrors, born in Bedford county, Virginia, came etc. to Indiana about 1820 and to Missouri Sheriff Harris has been over nearly in 1839. Ho in following the Star of Em one-half the county collecting taxes, and pire, they kept ahead of the iron horse so far has only collected about $5,000. until he overtook them at the “jumping Money is scarce. off place.” They have tlneo son’s liv On Tuesday night next, the annual ing, twenty-seven grandchildren, forty- meeting for the election of officers in ths one great grand children, and eight fire department, will take place. A full great-great grand children. attendance is requested. A REQUEST. There are sixty or seventy land slidos on the track of the O. & C., in a distance We wish to hear from our intelligent of 100 miles. Through travel is stopped. Seven hundrod men are at work clearing farmers through articles which will be the dirt away. published in this paper, why they prefer Lost—On the night of Dec. 12, a sad Yamhill county to an eastern one. We dle between this citv and Gopher valley. make this request for the following rea The tinder will be suitably rewarded by returning the same to Logau Bros.,& son : A person who has lived in the eastern states and who is acquainted in Henderson’s stable. From the Wallowa Signal we learn the neighborhood from which he Came that the mercury in tho thermometers will have more influence upon the peq^ in Wallowa valley was frozen hard dur pie of that section in inducing them to ing the cold snap. Forty degrees be- emigrate to this country, Ilian all the low zero in that section. Whew? printed matter which is thrown indis BURGLARY. criminately about the land. We wish to publish one article each week from dif When Rev. J. S. White, rector of St, ferent persons in the county. The per John’s Catholic church, entered his son when sending the article to this of apartments at the rear of the church fice will please give the address of 25 or yesterday morning, on his return from 30 persons living in the east and in the a trip to Portland, he was surprised to section in which be, tho writer, is well find the furniture and different articles known, and a marked copy of the paper the article will be mailed oj the room in a very confused condition. containing him from this office. All the articles Trunks and drawers were open, and to be over the signature of the person wearing apparel disturbed, and a brok writing. We have taken it upon our en window demonstrated very conclus own shoulders to induce people to emi to this county and the contribu ively what was the cause of tho disar grate tions by our farmers, under the head of rangement. Burglars had entered dur “Why Yamhill county is preferred to ing his absence and ransacked his any other in the Union,” will help mat apartments. Father While is congratu ter« greatly. lating himself that he left nothing in his rooms that would satisfy the cupidity of tho depredatois, for has missed nothing. JUDGES AND CLERKS OF ELEC TION. The burglars were evidently in search of money. They were no doubt persons who knew the occupant of the rooms Fbllowing are tl.o judges and clerks was gone.—Salem Statesman, Jan. 28. of election appointed for the ensuing two years: DEATH OF DR. WATKINS. AMITY. About a quarter to Oo’clock, Thursday night, in the Taylor street M. E. church at Portland, Dr. William II. Watkins suddenly expired from an attack of heart disease. Dr. Watkins had a short time before made a speech of unus ual fervor in behalf of an educated min istry and of the educational institutions of the M. E. church, and had taken hiB seat, when a choking noise was heard and bo was observed to fall forward from his chair. Assistance was immed iately rendered, and was carried out of the south vestibule of the church, but he expired shortly after the attack. Ho was then removed in a cab to his family residence at the corner of North and Yamhill streets. Dr. Watkins was 61 years of age, having been born in Cat taraugus, county, New York, in 1827. He came to Oiegon in 1852, and was a prominent citizen of Joscpcne county for nine years. lie served as suigeon of the Oregon cavalry for about a year, and settled in Portland in 1862 and lias practiced his profession there over since. He was for years a member ot the board of trustees of the Willamette university of Salem and a professor of tho medieal faculty of that institution. He was a prominent Methodist, being one of the board of trustee» ol the Taylor street church. He leaves a wife, three son» and three daughters to mourn his loss. W. II. Harrison, A. M. Waddie and B. H. Springer, judges; Wyatt Harris and Edgar M. Briedwell, cleiki. BELLBVUE. M, Mulky, J. J. Henderson and Geo. W. Olds, judges; Wilbur Cook and C. J. Payne, clerks. CARLTON, Wilson Carl, D. W. Laughlin and W T. Kutch, judges; F. Little and Ed. Hendricks, clerks. bl'XDEE. F. T. Keys. Uriah Badley and John Livingood, judges ; D. M, Ramsey and Cy Vaughn, clerks. NEWS IN GENERAL. The Principal 0ccurence3 of tho Week, Interspersed with Scientific, and Other Entertaining and Sound Reading Matter. Tl-.o ciiy editor uf the Knoxville, Ky,, journal was assaulted on Sunday by three men an 1 severely wounded, he succeeded in killing one of the party and severely wounding tho others. Tho af fair was over a communication which appeared in the paper. On the plains of LaZ.iro, near the city DAYTON. S. R. Baxter, Fred Crawford and Wil of Mexico, a duel took placo on Sunday, lis Starr, judges; Robt. Harris and J.W. between Senor F.rmillo G. Canton, a thirty-third degree Mason, editor of a Hobbs, clerks. Scottish rite organ, and Gen. Jesus Tol EAST CHEHALEM. Noah Heater, Lewis Hoskins and G. edo, a prominent Templar. No blood R. Bristow, judges; Frank E. Hadley was shed although they each shot twice and Joseph Everest, clerks. at each other. LAFAYETTE. Louis Bulling, of St. Paul, Minn..who P.P. Gates, J.W. Watts and J. L. Fer had been forced to marry about two guson, judges; Milton Redding and W. years ago and bad separated from his L. Bradshaw, clerks, wife, went to tho Herbert house where NORTH FORK. she was working, locked hor and him I. se Laughlin, Fielding Stott and Tim self in a room and shot her three times, othy Goodrich, judges; A. D. Runnels killing her iustantly. He was arrested ami McClellen Roberts, clerks. and narrowly escaped lynching. NORTH M’MINNNILLE. A MURDER AT INDEPENDENCE. David Stout, Jacob Wisecarvcr and The citizens of Salem have sent n pe Win. Campbell,judges; Clark Braly and tition to Senator Dolph requesting him The unusual quiet town of Independ J. H. Nelson, clerks. to urgo tho appointment of Prof. Woody, ence was thrown into an unusual excite SOUTH M'RINNVILLE. as a teacher at the Indian industrial ment Sunday morning by the announce J. W, Cook, C. A. Wallace and Chas. school near Salem. .Senator Dolph pre 1 ’ ajmer, judges ; Geo. W. Jones and ment that Miss Struma Anatone was sented the petition to the commissioner butchered to death by her step-father, Flint Martin, clerks. of Indian affairs Thursday, with the re - SHERIDAN. Win. Landreth, about 8 o’clock in the quest that Professor Woody bo appoint Charles LaFollett, P. M. Scroggin and morning. It appears that they had S. Potter, judges; W. A. Graves and ed. quarreled Saturday evening and being Arthur Branson, cletks. of a disagreeable temperament, he arose If. M. Flagior one of the standard oil WEST CHEHALEM. from his bed Sumluj’ morning and went Samuel Woodward, L. W. Harger and millionaires, is building a hotel at St. to his stepdanghter’s ream and commit J. D. Carter, judges; J. L, Davis and Augustine, Florida, which will cost $2,- ted the dastardly deed. Her screams W. W. Walker, clerks. 000,000, When asked if he expected to WILLAMETTE. aroused the family, and they rushed in make money on the investment, he J. R. Forrest, Merritt Miller and Hen laughed and replied, “no I am building to the rescue, but not until Landreth had done bis work. It is supposed that ry Hewett, judges; Charles Robertson these heteis as a relaxation from the and l’etcr Barend might, clerks. he stabbed the girl while she was yet cores of business.” Hotel building is WILLAMINA. asleep, and then caught her in his left . II. W. Lnmson, II. 11.H. Cary and R. his hobby, he has built several in this arm and used the butcher knife with his Booth, judges ; A. W. Bryan and Geo. manner, right. Alter finishing his work, the j_F. Feudal^ clerks, The nine-year old daughter of Samuel brute ran out the back way and went to i Carter, a wsll-to-do farmer ot Rowan the slough north of the house, his son ’ For Sale, county, Kentucky, was outraged on the Willis following him. Landreth at Two lots with good house, well, and morning of January 21, by an unknown tempted drowning himself by putting barn, situated in a 'desirable part of the negro. Bob Venders of the neighbor his head under the water, but tho boy i city of McMinhville Or. A good war hood, was suspected, and a number of caught him by the coat and jerked him : rantee deed will be given to purchaser. fanners wont to his cabin and hanged hack. He then ran up the hill and The terms are cash. Fur information bins to a beam above his door. Just as and started across the long brigde to concerning this property call at the T el Venders was in (be agonies of death ward old Independence, «lie boy follow- ephone olfic-e, McMinnville, Or. word was brought that not ho, but John «{?*nK ,or l,^>- 1,8 ''.a8 Hooper was guilty, and Yenders was by T. L. Hartman, who saw them run- Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. I ning. Landreth resisted for some mom cut down. “It is worth its weight in gold,” is a ents. but finally submitter) and was im The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, common expression. But, whilj the! mediately taken to and lodged in the Senator Mitchell, who desires that tlie Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, garrison at Fort Canby, W. T., shall value of gold is easily affected, the worth city jail. of Aver’e Sarsaparilla, as a blood puri-1 He exhibite4 signs of insanity, and Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Her, never depreciates It will eradi made several attempts to commit Buicide Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupt not be removed to the Presidio of San Francisco, as recommended by General cate scrofula from the Bystem whsn but was discovered. On examination ions, and positively cures Piles, or no everything else fails. the girl was found to have received sev Pay required. It is guaranteed to give Sheridan, introduced a resolution in the Frank Collard lias built himself a fine eral usvere wounds in tho body. Her perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, senate a week or so ago, asking the sec fishing boat. The length is 20 feet, face was cut in several places and she price 25 cents per box. R<»gers&Todd. retary ot war to report all the informa beam 5 feet 2 inches-, depth 26 inches. was stabbed in the temple, the knife go- ' tion in tho department on tho subject, The boat will carrv a sail and is intend ing through the head. Her wrist was! The reply has been sent to the senato, Is Consumption Incurable. ed for salmon fishing on the Columbia. also Revered, except a few leaders. She is the largest boat ever built in the , Death must have lx>en immediate. General Sheridan, in a letter, incloses Itearl tho following: Mr <’ IT. Morris. the report of Inspecting officer Colonel town and is a very niee model, A coroner’s inquest wae held anti tire Newark. Ark., says: “ Was down with Read this and don’t fail to im| prove I jury rendered a verdict of murder. abeess of lungs. nrr<l friends and physicians Perry, Chief Quastcrmaster of the de the opportunity. W. P. Johnson Sa-' Landreth had a hearing Monday before pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. partment of the Pacific. Colonel Perry, Began taking Dr King's New Discovery letn's favorite artist will be at M Minn- > Justice Lines, Anatone was universally respect- for ... Consumption, ___ __ ,___ , ......... z ..... .. says Fort Canby is now four miles dis am now „ on ........ my third ville, Feb., 2d, 3rd and 4th. three days, ed Miss by all who U dcw her, and gave prom- bottle, and able to oversee the work on my tant from thj Columbia river, owing to work only, Photos taken by Johnson | ising prospects. It is though that Lan-j farm. It is the «- finest medicine — ever » — made. 1, ’’ ’ • «• “ •» <-i- have given general satis faction, and he Jcsw Middlewart. Decatur. Ohio, says: the shifting ot the current, and it is im is urged by many to continue his visit to dreth is trying to play insanity, fear ■'Had it not been for Dr King’s New Dis possible to defend tho river from the M Minnville. Remember he will be at ful of the prevalent indignation among covery for Consiimjaioii I would have died I of lung troubles Was given up bv «1. ctors present site of the fort. It is of difficult the eld gallery, on the corner next of the the citizens. Am now in Iwst of health.” Try it sample access and costs $ 10,000 annually to Cook hotel. For three days only. SOMETHING FOR THE FARMERS. bottles free at Rogers A Todd. (5) maintain communication with Astoria, The college students have started an All notices under th» head ot help on the oppoite side of the bay. Supplies art gallery. Contributions ef pictnres Electric Bitters. will be reeeived with many thanks. ! wanted, lost, or for Pal», will be pub- f are high on the Pacific, and the men are This s remedy is l»ecoming sì » well known The well known firm of Rogers A Todd j I hl bed free in th» column» of this paper, unable to receive competent instruction and o popular as to need no iq»<*cial men have given the associatien six well- one issue, when they do not exceed two tion. All who have u*cd Electric Bittern •nd drill, because six rnontls in the known pictures, iroonii which we notic i lines. sirg the same song of praise.—A purer yetr there are rains and fogs. ed, "The wearing of the plaster,” paint medicine docs not exist and it is gunran- ed bv Dr. Allcock; “General I>e-Bility teed to do all that is claimed Electric For Sale. Bitters will cure all disease» of the laver conquered,” painted by Ayer A Co.; and Kidbeeys will remove Pimples. Boils. ’VXxc, veasow and greatest of all Acker’s, “He-Licks A well established Millinery business Salt Rlieurn and other affections unused by Her.” If the boys continue to receive impure blo«$d, — Will drive Malaria from the is warranted, is because it kt tho best paintings ot this’ character, the.cellece ' in the thriving city of McMinnville, rea- •ystem and prevent a-« well aa « tire all Ma will soon lx the headquarters for all «one for selling out fixtures and goods, laria ferres,—For •ure of headache. Con- Blood Preparation known. It will posi cure all Blood Diseases, purifies tho great paintings. We have a mnnrnty too much business, having charge of a «tipation and Indi. e*tion try Electric^ Bit- tively whole system, and thoroughly Lu i Ids ap tho of tire first republican administration restaurant. For narticnlars call on or ter«—Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or conetitution. Remember, wo guarantee it. i address, M bs H. P. S tuart , I money refunded.—Price SOets. andfljstper i period, which we will give them, if curi Opposite Grange store. i bottle at Rogers A Tuffila Drug Store. (5) I Geo. W Dur«, drt:g:.i»t. osities arc accepted. i I 4 r <4. E.DETMEBIÄ« Is Selling Out AT COST G leanings F rom O ur E xchanges H acked and S awed O ct to F it T hese C olvmns . Large fire in New York city, Monday Loss $1,500,000. Speaker Carlisle and wife have arriv ed at Fortress Monroe. Beef costs thirty cents per pound on the Isthmus of Panama. Vice-president I’otter oftho Union Pa cific is lying sick at Chicago. Rev. David Lathrop Hiinn, the eldest living graduate of Yale college, died Sunday. Maxwell, the murderer of Prcller in St. Louis,will be sentenced upon the 6th of February. George A. Thornton an ex-confederate brigadeer committed suicide at Santa Rosa, Cal., last Friday. Fred Merril, of Portland, is in San Francisco, trying to arrange a race with some of the wheelers ot the cilv. Miss Kate Field is in Santa Barbara, Cal. She intends to spend the remain der ol the winter in Bouthorn California. A long freight train on tho Lake Shore railroad near Pine. Ind., went through a bridge Monday. Only one person killed. A horrible accident happened near Wellington, B. C„ in one of tlio coal mines last week, thirty-two white men were killed, beside a number of Chinese. The Corvallis college case has been thrown out of court. Judge Dean held that the M. E. church South, has no in terest in the college farm and cannot maintain a suit for it. United States Marshal John Myers, has appointed C. W. Logan of Ashland liis deputy for the four counties of south ern Oregon embraced in the first judicial district, Jackson, Josepliene, Klamath and Lake. At Snowden, a village near Tittsburg, Penn., Christian Feick recently dis charged pit boss of tlis Snowden mines, shot and killed bis wife and himself in the presence of six children. Poverty of the family was the causo. A COST AT COST entire sleek of Dry 4woo$ls, Boots and Shoes It will be to your Benefit to call early. The County Seat Question is now a Settled Fact, =u_ Conx <iv.( ntly Business is Booming at the* liL l’K'Nl«ER Boot and Shoe store. Iain now j^==4!>rei>arvdlo meet mv old friends andpatrons TW.'iiii(l treat them with the best quality of L~~ Boots and bhoes in the market, at the low* ___ est possible living prices, and made out ofr' S^thebcst material 1 will not sell you boots ami shoes that are tanned by the not liquor* process Save your money and buy your Boots and Shoes where you will not ne im posed upon No charge made for sewing, rips on goods that I sell. Sign of the BIG BOOT opposite the Grange Store. McMinn« >,.nu p, p BROWNE. Saville, OriJ 4 * * * * * Notice For Publication. * * * f • YOff GOING EAST? L and O ffice at Oregon City, Or , ( Dee 24. 1887.1 If so be sure and call for your tickets Notice is hereby ¡riven that the following- via tho named settler has lilcd notice of his inten tion to make final j>roof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the County Judge or Clerk of Yamhill county, Otegoii, at Lafayette, Oregon, on Saturday, February 25, 1883, viz: Itobcrt llanniford, homestead entry. No. 4885, for the 8 W 1-4 of N E 1-4 afid lot 2 of see. 10. T 2 8 P. 1 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residenco upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: Samuel Gil pin. George Taylor, Orin Porter and Taylor Thomas, of Gaston 1’. O Washington It is positively the shortest and finest county. Oregon, W. T. H urney , line to Chicago and the east and south and 36:41 Register the only sleeping and dining car through line to ' Notics for Publication. L and O ffice at Oregon Citv, Or., ) Jan.'ll, 1888.1 Notice is hereby civen that the folknving- nanied settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the County Clerk of Tillamook Oregon, at Tillamook. Oregon on Friday, Marv’a x 1858, viz. Fred, C. Folaml, pre emption D. 8. No. 4925, for the N E Jr of S W J4, W '. of 8 E >4. mid HE', of 8 E 1-1 of See. 28, T 3 S R I) W He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, mid niltivution of. said land, viz: Joseph Bix by. U T. McKiuley, Chas. Johnson ami H. II. Bunn, all of Hebo 1‘. O., Tillamook countv, Oregon. 3IÎ.44 W. T. B urney , Register Oinalin, Kansas’ City, anil all Missouri River Points. Its magnificent steel track, unsurpassed train service‘;iiiid elegant dining and sleeping cars lias honestly earned for it the title of The Royal Route Others may imitate,but none can surpass it. Our motto is "alwnvs on time.” Bo sure and nsk ticket agents for tickets via this celebrated route and take liouo ■ others. W H MEAD, G A No. 4 Washington street, Portland, Or,. New Blacksmith Shop ft Notice for Publication. L and O ffice at Oregon City. Or., ( AMITY, OREGON. Jan. H, 1888 [ Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has tiled notice of his inten SAM LIKENS, Proprietor. tion to make final proof in support of his claim and, that said proof will be made before the countv clerk of Tillamook coun Blackimithing nn<l carriago Ironing of every description. ty, Oregon, at Tillamook, Oregon, on Fri day, Marcii 2, 1888. viz: Joseph Bixby, pre-emption, 1) S. No. 5-Hi), for tlio N \V 1-4 Horso Shoeing of S E 1-4 ami N E 1-1 of 8 W 1-4 of Sec 31, T 3 S R9 W And plow work a specially. lie names the following witness©» to prove his continuous residence upon, and —o — cultivation of, said land, viz: Fred Poland, C T. McKinley, B. H. Bunn and Also manufacture tho M Poland, all of Hebo B. O., Tillamook county, Oregon, /L^*Celobrated Oregon Iron Harrow 39.41 W. T B crnky , Register. GIVE ME A CALL. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given tlint W D Fen ton, as administrator of tho estate of Henrv Wallnn, deceased, has filed in the county court of Yamhill county, Oregon, his final account, ami said court has fixed upon Tuesday, March 6, 1888, at 2 o’clock, p m. of said (lav, at Lafayette, Oregon, to hour the same. Therefore all persons arc here by notified to appear at said time and place, and show cause, if any there be. why said final account be not allowed and said estate finally settled. W. D. F enton . 39.43 Administrator Aforesaid. Dated January 12, 1888. Notice For Publication. L and O ffice at Oregon Citv, Or., I January 18, 1888.f Notice is hereby givon that the following- named settler has filed notice of ids inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be before the county judge or clerk of Tillamook county, Oregon, at Tillamook, Oregon, on Wednes day, March 21, RX8, viz: A. B. Hallock, homestead entry No. 5174, for lots, 2. 3 am! 4, sec 31, T 1 K B 10 W. and 1,2, 3 and 1, sec, «, T I S R hi W lie names the following wHncsKvj to prove his continuous resident «’ upon, and uiul, viz: W. T. New- Il. F. Goodspeed and 'iilam<K)k, Oregon T. Ih i’NEY, Register. M c M innville Cor Third and I) streets, McMinnrllls BO., & IIEWEaSOJ Proprietors. Ths Rest Rigs io t’uo City. Order» Promptly attended to Day or ThirdjSkmt, betwoon E «nd F McMlnnvillo, Oregon. Henderson Bros. Props First-class nccomnixtntions for C'cmmsr vial mon und general travel. Transient stork well cared for. 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