TIIE Ti EPH-XE-REGISTER
All the r_ i. P hone -R egister receipts
are print; i 0:1 blue paper for the year
1839. These are the only ones p inted
at tiiis office. All others are counterfeits.
Wc have only one canvasser in Yamhill
county Mr. II. H. Welch of this city.
Til
All the propositions he makes for sub­
scriptions. we have authorized b in to do,
ami
have published the same in the col­
JZ. 7/. l!'-lrh i : ottr only duly au-
umns of this paper. Tur. TEi.rriioNi:-
tntfrized tanwi.itiny agent for Yam- R egister goes to the front from its own
hillr'n;: y. He :. 'i: ihoroughly can­ merits.
Pell Bov tiie famous three vear-o’d
vass this ro-un!';. eiit.l the ,,0-ple are
was sold at auction Feb 21, and brought
invited to ■■uln -rlbe to the Monarch of $51,090. Hu was sold to J. II. Clark ■ f
tin: Genesee valley stud of New Yoik.
Yamhill Weeklies.
Tlris is the lrigliest i>ri e ever f-aid for a
horse at either public or private sal. in
this country. Ill many respects Beil Boy
. For machinery that is A 1 see Booth & is one of the most wonderful colts ever
foaled, his breeding being of the best,
Son.
Sugar cured veni-on for sale at Grie­ his conformation peifect and bis turf
record phenomenal. His stud Irook both
sen's.
for this and next season, is full at the
Try pure rock candy syrup, at Col­ large fee of $509.
lard’s.
lie stood upon the red hot sands of tlie
Nothing but firet clasa stock handled
Arena. The populace shouted and wept.
by Boot!i A Son.
He had performed miracles in the con­
Dr. G. F. Tucker has received a very- test to-dav. His broad and thick chest
fine dental chair.
heaved with pride and exultion at the
The Advanco is justly named. Booth defeat of his enemy who now lay in a
crumpled and broken mass in the corner.
& Son carry them.
Genuine New Orleans Molasses at He, among all his comrades was the only-
one who had survived. The dollars were
Wallace & Todd’s.
thrown upon him. llis wealth was now
Get one of those iron harrows and try counted by the thousands. He had ad­
it, Booth & Son make them.
vertised his show in T he T elephone -
Go to Booth Jc Son for one of those Ad­ R egister .
vance tiiicshers and engines.
For tome time past the “Home Comfort”
Teeth extracted without pain by local Range men have been in this section
selling
ranges. They aro gentlemen,
anesthetics, at G. S. Wright’s.
and the people need have no fear in re­
F. W. Redmond lias very neat signs gard to business relations with them.
in front of Iris place of business.
They come recommended by the best
Keep Clean —Tlie easiest way is to use business men of St. Louis. The firm by
which they are employed make the 1 rrg-
White Borax soap, at C Grissen’s.
est ranges made on the globe to-day.
Tiie Amity small-pox patient is in this We have been shown the construction of
city. He 4ias completely recovered.
the ranges and can see no fault in them,
The marshal informs the public that and |>eople who buy and use them praise
them highly.
bog tax is now due and must be paid.
✓
TILE OLD A.li TI1L NEW.
HORSE - 'EK.
PROXINKNT TESTIMONIALS
IN DURANCE VILE.
Notice.
The Difference Ilcl-.re n Them Explained
Yamhill Horse. Discussed by “Billy But-
ton.’ ’
From Some of the Best Business Men in
St. Louis, Missouri.
Jack Cooper, the Sheep Thief, Caught at
Pendleton.
We, the undersigned, having fully de­
cided to change our business, do now of­
fer for sale otir livery and feed stable in
the city of McMinnville and all con-
nectedtherewith—horses, harness, hacks,
hearse, carriages, buggies, carts, etc.,—
with a No. 1 business of three years
standing. Our barn is large ar.d com­
modious, and our entire outfit is equal to
any in the Willamette valley, outside of
Portland. We will give a bargain to
anyone wishing to purchase, as we are
going to close the livery business (sale
of no sale) in the near future.
3-tfB
H enderson B ros .
As sonic cf onr citizens :;• eih to mis-
under. tand. the reGure of ffe amend­
ments to our city charier in reference to
taxation ami bonding the city for water
works we quote subdivisions 2 and 3 of
section 31 in the old charter and then a«
one.
amended in fl
'2. Tu
levy ami collect taxes
To
not to exceed one per centum per annum
upon all jiroperly. both t-c 1 and person­
al, which is t ix ihlo by law lor state or
county jmi . ¡aves.”
“3. io borrow- money on the faith of
the city, or loan the credit thereol, or
both ; provide:!, that tlie indebtedness of
tlie city of McMinnville must not exceed
in the aggregate the sum of three thous­
and dollars, and any debt or liability in­
curred in violation of this provision,
whether by borrowing money, loaning
tlie credit of the city or otherwise, is null
and void and of no effect.”
The new charter is as follows:
“2. To assess, levy and collect taxes
not to exceed one half of one per centum
per annum upon all property, both real
and persona), which is taxable by law
for state or county purposes.
“3. To horror.- money on the faith of
the city or loan tho credit thereof, or
both; provided, that the indebtedness of
the city of McMinnville must not in the
aggrigate exceed the sum of five thous­
and dollars, except that lor the purpose
of constructing and maintaining a system
of water works, tbo council may incur
an additional indebtedness of twenty
thousand dollars, and no more, and may
issue the bonds of the city therefore;
provided further, that in case tlie bonds
of the city are issued to pay for said
works they- shall not be sold lor less than
their par value and shall not draw a
greater interest than eight per centum
per annum, ai:d tlie council is hereby
authorized and empowered for tlie pur­
pose of paying said bonds and interest,
in addition to tlie tax authorized by sub­
division 2 <n section 31 of this act, to
levy and collect annually the sum of one
half of one per centum on all the taxable
property of tlie city, and said council
shail provide by ordinance for the col­
lection of a water tax from all the con­
sumers of said water, and impose fines
and penalties for refusing or neglecting
to pay the same, and establish tlie rate,
time and manner in which it shall be
paid, and all moneys received and col­
lected from said tax, and water rates
shall be applied to the payment of said
bonds and interest thereof, and the
maintainance of said water works and
for no other purpose w l.atcver, provided
further, that after said bonds and interest
shall have boon fullv paid the council
shall collect such an amount from the
inhabitants of said citv as shail be suf­
ficient to maintain said water works in
good repair.”
From the foregoing it will be seen that
no greater amount can be collected from
our citizens, annually, than under the
old charter, and still we can have water
works.
The horsemen are beginning to liven
up a little, several races are on tl:e road
to maturity. Dr. S. A. Young’s-¡hallenge
has made the boys open up their eyes.
A race between Mt. Vernon and Kettie-
inan was ail but made the other night
and it is more than liable to take place
during tiie summer.
Several of the
horsemen have S lid that Tii'-:T elethon E-
R egistei :’.- suggestion regarding the
horse show was timely.
Daraon
Sawyer was
noticed
working bis
fine colt under tlie saddle one day last
week. Jno. L. ?>Iorgan the trainer has
moved to town and we suppose it is Iris
intention to have horses on the track
during tiie season.
The Fair association will further im­
prove their fi-
track as soon as th
weather will permit and we can guaiau-
tee tiie 100 horses which will tram here
the finest track in tlie state. A large
amount of interest was taken in the af­
fairs of the association by the directors
at their meeting last Saturday. It will
not be long before this track will lie tlie
finest in the state. The Bralv ranch ad­
joining tlie corporation limits of this city
consisting of over 900 acres of the choic­
est land in the county is for sale. It
would make the best fine stock farm in
the state. It is already supplied with
good buildings, has large pasture on the
river bottoms. For five meles it is fenced
in, as it were, by tlie river, assuring good
pasture tlie year round. It seems tiiat
some of Oregon's stock men would buy
this lip for tins purjiose as it is so close
to a good stock inaiket and is ofiered
foi a very reasonable figure.
La<lv Beach, owned by Wm. Gallo­
way, is said to be in fine form, and it ap­
pears that the owner of Kettleman wants
to make a race with her. She is a good
mare, but shows some bad points. Tak­
ing it all in all it is onr opinion that
Kettleman is as promising a horse as
Yamhill lias got.
Clark Bralv lias not yet got a trotter
but lie is stiil interested in horses and
likes to talk horse on the corners.
The sports are anxiously awaiting tlie
appearance of that colt of which S. A.
Manning is never too tired to talk about.
Dr. E. E. Goucher’s Billy Button is
still on grass and will develop into a
horse during tlie next year or two. The
Dr. thinks he will be a phenomena and
may be lie will. The Dr. has the best
team in the county for a doctors practice
and If you listen long enough he will tell
you so too.
B illy B utton .
We place before you a lew testimon­
Several days ago Slier iff Harris re­
ial. from our home, lo show yon hre.v we ceived a telegram from the sheriff of
stand in St. Louis with people whom it Umatilla county, stating that Jack Coop­
is a credit to pfease. We could give you er, the escaped sheep thief, was in the
the recommendation oi over a thousand city of Pendleton and, if wanted by
others who are now a. ing <::ir ranges in Yamhill county, would I>e arrested. He
this city, but prefer to s- '.eit those who was telegraphed to arrest him and in a
are most likely- to be known by those at short time Came the answer: “Got him i
rend man for him.’’ Alfred Fletcher
a distance.
was sent for him and on Wednesday
To any intending customer we say, evening returned. He was taken to the
write or telegraph either of the following new jail, where he will not escape for a
Partner Wanted.
parties in St. Louis as to our standing time at leaBt. He appears unconcerned
and seems to like the idea of not woi k-
here:
A
young,
industrious
man with capital
ing for his board.
of $1000 wanted for a partner in a flour-
Charles Parsons, 1’res’l State Savings
i-hing business. Blacksmith or mach in­
Association.
How’ll This?
'St preferred. Add ress:
Wm. E. Burr, l’ri-s’t St. Louis Na­
We offei One Hundred Hollars Reward 3-tf
A. J. S mith , McMinnville, Or.
tional Bank.
K, J. LaekiaU'i. Pres’t Boatmen’s Sav­ to; any case of Catarrh tiiat cannot l»e
Notice.
cured
by
t
»kin«*
Hall's
Catarrh
Cure.
ings Bank.
j. c. a. d . . 1’ k, Pres’t Fourth Na- F. J. (’ilENEY & CO.. 1‘.ops,Toledo, (?.
lfex
p
ivers
of
Yamhill
county will take
We, th» unde -ne i, have known i
t renal Bank.
notice tint the time lias now expired tor
•I.
Cheney
fur
the
I.,st
15
yeais,
and
be
­
Thus. E. lull, Pres’t Third National
lieve him p<*»fe»’tiy honorable in all ’•U'-i- paying taxes without cost and that all
Bank.
Hon. D. R. Francis, Mayor of St. ness transactions and financially able to taxes now due the county are subject to
carry out any obligation made by their a forced collection. Come in and settle
Louis, now Governor.
firm.
with the sheriff and save costs and ex­
Frank Gaiennie, President Merchants
W est & T ruax , Wholesale Druggists, penses of levy and sale of property,
Exchange.
Toledo,
O.
therefore to save costs and trouble please
L. M. Rumsey, Pres’t Rumsey M’f'g
W alking , R innan à M arvin , Wholesale call at once and settle up your tax bill.
Co. and Granite Mountain Mines.
Druggists,
Toledo,
O.
McMinnville, Feb. 5, 1889.
E. C. Simmons, Pres’t Simmons Hard­
E. II. V an H œsen , Cashier, Toledo Na­
T. J. H arris ,
ware Company.
tional
Bank,
Toledo,
O.
Sheriff of Yamhill Co.
Jack 1‘. Richardson, Pres’t Richard­
Hall
’
s
Catarrh
Cure
is
taken
intern
­
son Drtig Co.
Hargadine, McKittrick & Co., Whole­ ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces ot the system. Price
sale Drv Goods.
Sam’l C. Davis & Co., Wholesale Dry- 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
AT
Goods.
Challenge Accepted.
HUSSEY’S OLD STAND.
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co., Wholesale
I hereby accept tlie challenge of Dr.
Boots and Shoes.
Simmons Hardware Co., Wholesale Young to trot Kittleman a three in five
Crockery, Glasuware, Cigars, Tobacco» and
Hardwate.
race on tlie Fourth of July, for $500, Candies Freak fruit« and vegetables All pur­
A. F. Shapleigh Hardware Co., Whole­ money to be deposited in the bank chases delivered free in tlie city.
sale Hardware.
March 2d, 1889.
G eorge J. B ryan .
Caruth & Byrnes, Wholesale Hard­
ware.
Brace Up.
Read the following high endorsement
You re feeling depressed, your appetite
of the “Home Comfort” Range. Every is poor, you re bothered with headache,
Three miles from McMinnville, containing
farmer in the country know s Mr. Colman
260 acres: good spring water; 175 acres in culti­
ar 1 when he was selected to take charge you .‘'re fidgetty, nervous, and generally out vation. Balance No. I pasture; large orchard;
of the agricultural bureau by President of sorts, ami want to brace up. Brace up fair improvements. Will sell all or part. Terms
not with stimulants, spring medicines, reasonable. Address: P. O. BOX NO. 331.
Cleveland lie knew when he appointed hut
or bitters which have for their basis very •February R, 188'.».
11m
him commissioner of agriculture, the cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate
man would honor the office and work for you for an hour, ami then leave you in a
the good of all who are interested in worse condition than before What you
want is an alterative that will burify your
agriculture or stock pursuits:
blood, start healthy action of Liver ami
S t . L ovis , 1887.
Kidneys, restore vo’ur vitality, ami give re­
300 bushels of fine Side Seed Gala. For
I desire to express to you my lieai ty newed health ami strength Such a niodi-
thanks for putting up the “Home Com cine you will liml in Electric Bitters, ami further particulars call at the residence of F.
Lebold,
eight miles west of McMinnville.
fort” Range in my house. You could only 5o cants a bottle at Kogers & Todd's. [3]
MAX I.EBOLD
not get it away—if I could not get
February 8. 1889.
I lm
another of tlie same pattern—if von
Burklen’s Arnica Salve.
would pay me double the price you ask
for it. It fills the bill exactly. The
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
women folks are charmed with it. It Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
bakes admirably, and is just tlie thing Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Wc handle, sell, and rent all kinds of
we were so badly in need of. No woman Chilblains, Corns, anti all Skin Erupt­ real estate, city and country property on
can be happy if deprived of the “Home ions, and positively cures Piles, or no favorable terms.
Comfort” after having once used it. In I’ay required. It is guaranteed to give
designing tlie “Home Comfort” Range perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
We now have for sale the John Sax prop­
you have conferred a great blessing upon price 25 cents per box. ItogersATodd. erty in. and adjoining this city at a bargain,
in lots to suit
tlie “women folks,” and have done
much to make home folks happy. Yours
Will sell on commission at auction all
truly,
N orman J. C olman ,
classes of property
Secretary of the Dep’t. of Agriculture.
Office between (' anil 1) struts on Third,
SEE WHAT GKN. SHERMAN’S WIFE SAYS. When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatorla,
McMinnville, Oregon.
Gentlemen—The “Home Comfort” When she was a Child, she cried for Custoria,
J ames F letcher <t Co.
Range now in use iu our home is super­ When she became Miss, she citing to Uastorta,
ior to any we hare ever used. I most re­ When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
THE
spectfully- tender this evidence of its
merits. Very respectfully,
M rs . W. T, S herman .
Is now prepared to furnish milk at all
ASK ANY OF YOUR DRY GOODS MERCHANT
times
For Sale.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
Bed Rock Prices.
Farm for Sale
VERY BAD PRCSPECTS.
No syrups can excel! or equal Kock
Candy Drips, sold by Wallace <k Todd.
The Boise Country Suff» riny For Mois­
ture.
Go to G. S. Wright, dentist, Braly’s
block, McMinnville, for first-class work.
Mr. Win. Galloway returned from
Will Loughury, who is the operator at Idaho, Wednesday night, bringing with
Woodburn arrived in the city Tuesday
him a carload of twenty horses. He re­
For fine dental work go to G. 8. ports the upper country as suffering for
Wright’s, Bralv block. McMinnville, Ore­
rain, no snow nor rain has fell during
gon.
the entire winter. The outlook for grass
Booth & Son will sell you tho best is bad and stockmen are excited, many
threshing rig in the market, tiie Ad­ of them being anxious to sell. Therein
vance.
not enough moisture in the ground to
If you wish to buy good reliable gro­ germinate grain of any kind. Hay has
advanced
from $6 and $8 to $12 and $14
ceries of all kinds go to Wallace &
per ton. Stock cattle can be bought by
Todd’s.
•
the band for $12 and $13 per head. The
Timothy hay and seed wheat for sale immigration to that section is very
CARLTON.
at Geo. Owens’. Berkshire boars at $9 small, but large to the Sound and Wil-
Beautiful
weather.
per head.
lomette valley. On the same train Mr.
A key has been found and left at this Galloway shipped his horses were twelve
Some early garden have been made.
oflic -, a business house key apparently. carloads of fine stall-fed Nebraska beef
Mr. Geo. Perkins of North Yamhill
cattle for the Sound and Portland mark­
Call and get same.
killed 3 black bears from one den last
ets. He saw several Poitland and Sound
Several very bad eases of spring fever buyers in Boise negotiating for beef cat­
week.
in tlie city. They are pronounced un- tle. Boise is a city of 5000 inhabitants
¡^Born.
—To the wife of J. E. Swanson
cural ie by tlie medical men.
and is not as nice a place as McMinn­
ot this place a fine daughter, J. E. now
Wm. Holl of tlris city has purchased ville, having no sewers or waterworks.
runs the mill two hours later of evenings
two centrally located lots in Eart Port­ Mr. Galloway says that he saw no place
than heretofore.
as good as Yamhill and is pleased to get
land, paying for the same $3500.
The Dayton Public School.
Dr. J. F. Calbreath has been kept
back here.
Tlie Womans Christian Temperance
quite busy in our town the last three or
As
our
public
schools
should
be
of
HE CAREFUL.
Union will meet at the parsonage, in­
four days owing to the amount of sick-
stead cl the M. E. church, on Saturday. Mrs. Huntley Near Killed by Mistaking interest to everyone allow me to tres­ lie s in and around our town.
pass on your space, bv a few words on
a Bottle of Aconite for Ginger.
Booth & Son are making a new patent
We are glad to report Ed Hendrix
behalf of the Dayton school and teach­ much better from a very severe attack of
iron ha:row which they want all of the
Mrs.
John
Huntley,
of
Pike,
sat
up
FRIENDS IF THESE ENDORSEMENTS
farmers to try. They don’t ask you to
ers. We lieve here one of the best quinsey, also that Master Abijah Hen­
MILK
with tlie corpse of Mis. John A. Sal­ schools iu the county, the number in at­ drix who lias been suffering the past
ARE NOT GOOD:
Gue brood mare, one span of good Per pint, one month, delivered morning or
buy.
three
w
eeks
from
pneumonia
of
the
lungs
Wrought
mons
Saturday
night
and
near
morning
Iron
Range
Co.:
Gents
—
vork
horses
well
matched,
one
yearling
evening,
$1.,
i>er
quart,
|2
Quarterly meeting at Methodist church
tendance this year reaching 111.
is slowly recovering.
Your “Home Comfort’’ Range is the colt, one three-year-old gelden.
The Milk saved seperate for children,
in tins city next S.Jibath. Preaching was taken with cramps. She was told
Last week Mr. L. It. Lewis closed a
morning and evening by Rev. Tihbets of by some of tlie persons to fake a dose of
W. A. Howe is now preparing to place, most satisfactory cooking implement our above can be bought on easy terms, for
no extra charge.
very
successful
six
months
term
of
school
cook
has
ever
used.
It
burns
lr
tt
coal,
is
Cornelius.
Jamaica Ginger, which she would find, here. Oil the last day, when the bell a very large stock of general merchan­ easier cleaned and regulated, heats up further particulars call and see meat
C has . W. H olman .
McMinnville
National
Bank,
time
will
dise
before
the
jieople.
Already
a
very
Old papers for sale at this office for 25 designating tlie place. Mrs. Huntley
quicker, and does its woi k l.ke a little he given until October 1, 1889.
lasge
slock
of
boots
and
shoes
aie
on
the
tapped
after
noon
for
the
scholars
to
cents per 100. Time for house cleaning found the bottle and it was labelled “Ja­
man. Very truly,
_
C lark B ualy .
is near at hand ami youshculd get them maica Ginger.” She took a good dose take their ] laces, M ister Geòrgie Alder­ way which will arrive in about four days.
W m . A. H argadine ,
Every
pair
warranted.
and in a short time was in convulsions. man advanced to the teacher’s desk and,
while you can.
Head of the great Dry Goods House <>i
A doctor was sent for and lie succeeded
Hargadine, McKittrick & Co.
The masquerade ball at this place on
J. Myers representative of Lynn coun­ in ascertaining that the stuff Bhe took in a neat little speech, presented to Mr.
Another: They are the best I ever
ty in the Oregon legi-lature, airived in was aconite, a deadly poison. She is Lewis a beautiful gold pen and holder, last Friday eve was a grand success in
D. D. W alker ,
this city Monday on a visit to his sister now better, but was very close to death’s as a 1 lark of the esteem and respect of every particular. The ball opened at saw.
h.is scholars, and also a list of the contri­ 6:30 and at 8 o’clock the masqued party Of the large Importing Dry Goods Hons,.
who is attending college.
——o-
door. This should teacli people to not butor’s names, to the number of forty. marched in before an audience of about
of Ely, Walker cc C o .
Last week while Geo. Owens wasplow­ keep an apothecary shop in tlie house. Mr. Lewis regards this act of his scholars 150 people, ami I must sav my |ien can­
OPPOSITION
SHOE
ing a coyote appeare I on tlie side hill Thousands of useless medicines, un­ as one which will ever seal his friend­ not do justice to the comment. There
DEEDS BECOUDI'D.
and played there for some time. The labelled, are to be found in nearly every ship to them, and one one which is ap­ were some veiv beautiful and costly
STORE.
house. When a person is sick and a
John Brown tn David Lamb, 2 ¡eres
hounds better go after him.
costums. Mr. Harry Sitton. Mrs. I.. C.
mIMicine has been prescribed and not preciated by him more than any other Thompson and • is. Maggie Jukor were in t 3 s, r 2 w; con $875.
F.
IIMEhER.
Mr. A. J. Appeison has a tine line of all of it used, the contents and bottle could have been.
Intlie evening of the last day of the chosen r. fh-es to give prizes to the be t
Edmund Kol.it>...p
d
i e to C. F. |
clothing and hats which he purchased in sb<c,i|.] be thrown away, not be left a
and
costliest
dressed
lady
and
best
sus
term
Mr.
Lewis
and
bis
assistant,
Miss
Kiley, 31.31) acres in
;> s, r 2 w ; eon :
New York City and can now guarantee­ menace to life.
Call, and the pupils of the school, gave mined character. After a careful con­ $1800.
good goods at a reduced price.
sideration the prizes were given to Mrs.
an
enteitainment
in
tire
M.
E.
church
to
YAQUINA
Resolutions.
Jesse Hobson and wife Samuel llobson '
“Charlie, won't you stop in at Wallace
a crowded house. Every part was well Maggie Shadden of McMinnville, Mrs. C.
and
wife
to
George
Christensen,
lots
2i
& Todd's as you come home, and get me
At a meeting of Charity Lodge No. 7 rendered and the programme was well Hendrix of Carlton and Mr. Leslie
one >f tho--' prize cans of baking |iow-
Every thing and 22 cf block D. lots 14, 15, 16, 17 and
received by the audience. The parts Thompson of Carlton.
ders ; they draw the loveliest dishes oi A. <>. U. W., which was held at their were so well prepared, and having de­ passed off pleasantly and is a thing long 18 of block E, Hobson’s addition to New­
What
of Its
hall, on Feb. 15th. 18S9, the following
all kinds.
voted no time to them which belonged to to be remembered by the people of onr berg ; eon $250.
Farmers
Say.
town
.
town.
Fox.
preamble
and
resolutions
were
adopted
:
their regular school work, the teachers
N. E. Deskins to James A. Clemenson,
I.Ii. Knupple of tiie Happy vilfey
Resolutions of respect adopted by and pupife deserve much credit. It I
lots 1 and 2 of block 8, Deskill-.’ addition
mills Ims sold his lease oi the mills to
to New berg; con $150.
Lewi I’allimons of Minnesota.
Mr. Charity Lodge No. 7, A. O. U. W., of shows how easily a great deal can be ac­
Martin & Sanders.
Knupple has left for Pendleton w here he McMinnville at their hall on Feb. 15th, complished if the teacher and pupils
Long Knights.
R. M. W ardle et al to D. L. McCabe, s
Dear Sirs:—I have used and
wotk together in the same spirit. The
takes liaige ot a mill.
Stovo peilillers.
w *4 of n e 1'4 see 4 and part of w L. of
1889.
school has made rapii! progress during
handled
a great many maehitieR
s e '4 sec 4 t 4 s, r 4 w, containing IDO
Mrs. 8arah Miteheil nee Miss Sarah
Sprout your potatoes.
W hereas : It has pleased an all Wise the term, and the praise of achieving
acres; con $190.
Gant, of W. T., left fur iier Home Wed­
225 Miles Shorter—20 hours less and I have found your Cutting Box
good
results
by
faithful
and
diligent
Sewing machine agents.
time than by any oilier route.
the best I ever handled or saw used.
nesday after a pleasant visit at her old Providence to remove from our midst work is due to ooth the teachers and the
John Wardle to D. L. McCabe s w l4
home near Bellevue and with .Mrs. W. our beloved brother Thomas P. Austin, pupils.
Miss Rose Mcl’hil'ipsis visiting friends of n e ’4' and the w
A. J. B aker .
P atron .
of the s e
of see
who died on Jan. 14th, 1889, at Etna,
*
First
class
tlirongh
pa-sengcr
and
freight
A. Henderson <>( tlris city.
in 'Willamina.
4 in t 4 s, r 4 w, 10J acres; con $5.
line frem Portland and all points in the Wil­ North Yamhill, Or., Oct. 3, 1888.
I’enn., therefore be it
Those Railroad Commissioners.
Religious services next Sabbath at
Mr. Jolly went to Ballston one day
Resolved, That while we bow with
Peter P. Gates et all trustees to the lamette valley to and Ironi Sun Francisco.
Martin & Sanders.
Mc'.'abe cl: ipel. five miles west of town, humble submission to the Divine Will
Hero .< Yliat the Statesman has to say last week on business.
trustees
of tlie Evangelical Educational
at 11 o’clock, a. m., bv Mrs. Round. we do nevertheless mourn for him who about those railroad commissioners:
Dear Sirs:—The Belle City Feed
Tinie Sciieiltilc (except Sundays).
association, comt house square and Leave
Read
the
school
meeting
notice
and
go
Albany. .1:30 puPLeave Yaquina G:45 a:n cutter I bought of you last winter
Meetings < ciitir.ued every ulieinooi. and has been called from his labors.
block.
“
The
peculiar
condition
of
affairs
con
­
and
vote
down
that
tax.
!.<-tve Cervailis lri.l) pin l.exveCorvallisli):3.'> am
evening through the week.
Resolved. That in the death of Brother
• ■ t i :i>| ilia ' 30 i>in| Arrive Albany 11:10
: .7?__
am gives good satisfaction, better than
nected with the railroad commissioners
Yamhill county to trustees of Lafayette
John Henderson will summer-fallow
The annual Yamhill County Womans Austin, this lodge loses a member who
O.&C. train» connectât Albany and Cor­ anyother machine around here, it
county buildings in Lafayette; con $1.60. vallis.
liis
whole
farm
this
year.
of
Oregon
continues
the
theme
of
sport
­
was
always
active
and
zealous
in
his
Christian Tempeiancc Union will meet
Tlie above trains connect at Y aqcina with cuts very fant for a small machine,
at Lafayette March 6th and 7th, 1889, work, and whose virtues endeared him ivo gossip in the corridors, in the hotels
Samuel Cozine et ux to Mary L. Ma-
Miss Lottie Mcl’hillips is visiting her
tlie Oregon Dev -lopemeut Co's. Line of Steam­ I would recomend the Belle City
at 2 o'clock. A goo I time is expected. not only to the members of our order but and on tlie street. A good many laugh­ grandmother in Happy Valley.
nee, lots 15, 16, 27 and 28 in Cozine's ad­ ship.
oetween Yaqniua and San Francisco.
Everybody is invited. M. C. S. Young, to all who knew hiui.
before any other.
dition to McMinnville; con $200.
Sailing; Dates.
All there, Jimmy Durham, what brings
Resolved, That this lodge tender their ingly assert that the governor has the
corresponding secretary.
C. Z immerman .
best
of
the
chess
board,
buttile
more
Thomas
Patterson
et
ux
to
C.
G.
Rob
­
you out four miles from town?
heart felt sympathy to tlie family and
Steamers. (From Yaqrina IFromBan Fran.
8. A. Manning is fixing up bls lately relatives of our late brother in this their conservative hold the opinion that the
ertson, 41 acres of die of Daniel Hess; WilLimetreVal'y
December
12th
Decemlx
r
6th
McMinnville,
Or.,
Nov., 20, 1888.
Mr. Reynolds will soon move to town. con $1025.
purchased building in fine style. When sad bereavement, and that onr lodge courts will give a libera) construction to
V.’i l.imettcVal'}I
*
*24tli'
“
17th
Gentlemen:
—
Yours
of a recent
completed he will have one of tiie largest room be clothed in morning for the peri­ the law and decide that the passage of
Wi.lamrtte
Val
’
y.
I
“
30th
Dean Cook has quit school and is now
John Lynch and wife to A. K. Marks,
the bill over the veto is equivalent, in manipulating the plow on his father’s
and best equipped hardware stores in od of thirty davs.
date duly received. In refference
The
company
reserves
the
right
to
change
1
and
one-half
acres
in
t
4
s,
r
4
w
;
con
the Willainetto valley. He says he in­
to the Belle City Feed cutter, I
Resolved, That these resolutions be en­ fact, to the approval of the governor. fat m.
sailing dates without notice.
$150.
tends to fill iris large building full of tered upon the minutes of the lodge and This view will sustain the commission
N. B.—Passengers from Portland and all Wil- would say that my No., 3 is all 1
Mr.
H.
F.
Rhodes
finished
a
term
of
II.
Hurley
and
M.
F.
lluiley
to
II.
C.
stock.
am tte Valley Points can make close connec­
a copy of the same be sent to the family chosen by the legislature, and it is pre­ school laHt Friday in the Muddy school­
Hald, lot 6 of block 11 in Hurley’s addi­ tion with the trains of the Y aqvixa K octe at could desire. 1 have speeded up
sumed that the bill, which the writer
Whooping cough, crimp, sore throat, and one be prepared for publication.
house. After two weeks he will resume tion to Newberg; con $50.
Albany or Corvallis, and if destined to San to aliout 600 revolutions, and it is
has
not
read,
provides
for
the
repeal
of
A. H. H odson ,
sudden colds, anil the lung troubles pe­ G. W. J ones ,
Francisco, should arrange io arrive at Yaqnina
all acts or parts of acts not in consonance teaching in Happy Valley.
G. E. Detmenng ami wife to James the evening before date of sailing.
only a question of getting the hay
Recorder.
W. II. Y oung ,
culiar to children, are ea- ily controlled
A mare lielonging to Mr. Mitchell died Baxter, lots 278 and 279 in the city of
Committee. with it, which do away with the old
to the machine. I am well satisfied
by promptly administering Ayer’sCherry
commission of which Senator Slater and one day last week. She was a fine ani­ Dayton; con $320.
Pectoral. This reme.lv is safe to take,
Help Us Gut.
Will rim between Portion-2 and Corvallis as in every respect. It lias the only
Geo. Waggoner were chosen members. mal and he bad been offered $200 for her
Mary Brock of Mary M. Baker, C acre fallows: Noitli bound leaves Corva lis, Mon*
certain in its action, and ada ted to all
But Senator Slater and Clerk Bell,
practical feed 1 have seen, viz: tho
of land in McMinnville; con $250.
constitutions.
dav, Wednesday and Friday, R a m.; leaves
It is the intention of this paper to can­ with the commendable tenacity of only a short time ago.
two corrugated rollers.
Salem,
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday.
6
a.
A.
J.
Smith,
Geo.
W,
Gaunt
and
Ida
say
they
will
hold I Mr. and Mrs. Jolly went to North
Avoid appearances.—A worthy gentle­ vass the city during the coming week for democrats,
tu . South bound leaves Portland, Monday.
A. M. W addle .
man, having an unusually red nose, was the purpose of writing up its business l on for the 90 days anil thus the com­ J Yamhill to Grange last Saturday. They B. Gaunt to J. T. Isom, block 4 of town Wednesday and Friday, 6 a. m.; leaves Salem,
Tuesday, Thursday and 8aturday, 6 a.m.
long suspected of being a tippler on the interests. We intend to print a large plication becomes terribly complica- I went from there to Forest Grove, where of Wheatland; con $81).
Mr.
C.
G.
Scott,
of Carlton, Or.,
Passenger and freight rates always the low­
! ted. In all the mess, Waggoner stands they will spend several davs visiting
sly, by those not aeqmiinted with iris
Alliance Adjourned.
writes
in
rcffercncc
to
the Belle City-
edition
of
the
paper
and
an
extra
of
two
est
For
information,
apply
to
Messrs-
HUB-
!
friends.
‘
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’
serene.
The
tussle
is
his
by
the
Pest
two
strictly temperate habits . llis unfortun­
,\N CO., Freight and Ticket Agents, 200 Feed cutter, it gives perfect satis­
The State Temperance Alliance cotn- and
ate disfigurement was readily cure i by or four pages, just as our patrons desire. in three, but he do-en’t hardly know
202 Front street, Portland, Oregon; or to
SHERIDAN.
Considerable space will be given to v.ell which one of “the boys’’ he is. He
the use of Ayei's Sarsaparilla.
faction and can reccomend it to any­
i p’.eteil its Bcs«ion Friday, and adjourned
C. C. HOGUE,
written articles regarding the business of . seems to be ths hardest man in the state
Weather fine.
g Gen l. Frt. & Pas-. Agt., Oregon Pacific one that wants to buy a feed cutter.
at noon. The next meeting will lie held Actii
C. Fritz the photographer has taken our different business men. If the extra to down. A concentrated and powerful
it. R. Co , Corva! is, Oregon.
several view s of i his city and surrounding can be made to pay lor itself it will be effort ot opposing forces to take him off
J. W. Evans lias bought property in at Salem on tlie third Wednesday in
6
C. 11. H ASWELL, Jr.,
Carlton, Or., No., 17, 1888.
country. Several were taken from tlie issued, but if the bt.siness men do not one railroad commission has resulted town
i January, 1S92. Resolutions were adopted Gen‘1. Frt. & Pass, Agt., Oregon Development
Messrs.
Martin <fc Sanders.
Co
.
Montgomery
street,
San
Francisco,
Cal.
roof of the • ::rt house tower and several appreciate the advantage of such adver­ only in leaving him in statilo quo upon
A. 8. Bible ami party have gone to the expressing an emphatic disapprobation
from the’college towm . The negatives tisement at the beginning of the spring two. This is the best work on record mountains on a hunting expedition,
McMinnville, Or.
of all license systems; also in favor of
are fine ones and will make splendid sales it w ill not be issued. This will lie and George is entitled to congratulations,
Gentlemen:—Permit mo to say
law and order leagues; tiiat the United
R.
Jacobson
has
sold
iris
entire
stock
pictures. Mr. Fritz will place them on done solely for the purpose of placing ile is either a commissioner or clerk
States government could as easily close
that the No. 6 Belle City Feed cut-
exhibition ami on : ale. No better means the advantages ol McMinnville lora buy­ upon the success of either of two moves, of merchandise to I.afollett & Kinney.
A. Edwards is building a new house. saloons as to collect license fees from I Oregonian Railway, I/d, Line. i ter I purchased from you some time
to advertise this section could lie devised. ing and selling market, prominently be­ with only one slim chance to oust him
iJ. W. James is also building himself a them ; that granges and all humanitarian
Buy a view and send it east to your fore the people, not for the purpose of entirely.’
ago has given me perfect satisfac-
organizations lie invited to cooperate
: neat residence.
friends.
j tion, and in case I should ever re
adding money to our purse. If the ex­
with the alliance; also the usual resolu­
, Rev. McDaniel has arrived from Ne- tion of thanks.— Herald.
Card of Thanks.
■ Mrs. E. J. Ty !er, of Artc. ian City, Da­ tra will be patronized well enough to pay
Until further notice trains will quire another 1 would buy one con­
I braska. The people were much instruct-
kota, writes to Air. L. H. Cook, of this for press work, composition and paper,
The
ladies
cf
the
Coffco
club
desire
to
!
ed
by
a
sermon
preached
by
him
last
arrive
and depart from Lafayette structed on the same principal.
it
will
t-e
issued.
Their
Business
Booming;
city, that she intends to move to this
J. W enerberg .
thank the citizens of McMinnville and Sunday evening.
as
follows,
to and from Portland.
city with her family and engage in the
Probably no one thing has caused such a
A Challenge.
CoRRESVONDENT.
vicinity for their generous donations,!
MAIL.
fruit industry. Slie wants to know if 29
Mr.
C.
C.
Walker
a leading farm-
general revival of trade at Rogers A- Todd’s
LEAVE
LKA VK
or 30 acres ot land suitable for fruit rais
TOURISTS,
In the publication of a former challenge also for so liberally patronizing the en-
Drug Store as their giving a-..-ay to their Portland.. . 7 t' a nr Airlie..........
.'0 p in i er of Polk county, writes of the
ing can be found in tlris vicinity . Most a mistake was made, the challenge tv rtuinment. The club realizes abou
Fundee....... 9 00 a m Sheriilan.......
07 p m I Belle City Feed cutter, I am well
assuredly it can. Ti e lie t fruit raising should read as follows: Dr. 8. A. Young $68. Especial thank-' are due Messis. ! Whelhet on pleasure bent or business, customers of so many free trial bottles of Lafayette... 9 20 a m Lafayette..
15 p ru
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump­
I will
country ir. the world is tlie Willamette of this city, challenges any horse now Rogers & Heath fertile free use of the ’ should take on every trip a bottle of tion Their- trade is enormous in this verv Sheridan.. .10 39 a nr Dundee... .
40 p m i pleased with the machine.
valley She aisoasksii the “Resouices of owned in Yamhill county, for a trot, liest opera house. Also the editors of T he Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantlv valuable article from the fact that it alwnv’s Airlie (ar). .12 30 p nt Portland (ar) 30 p m i say it is the best fodder cutter I
Oregon” are reliable. Everv word of two in three, or three in five, for a purse TEi.EritONE-RE-.:::--Tiar.d Reporter for and effectually on the kidneys, liver and cures ami never disappoints, Coughs, Colds
For further information apply ro
; have ever used, being far superior
that volume can be relied upon, as it of $100 or $500, the race to be trotted their kindly notices, an 1 Mr. Win. Hen-1 bowels, preventing fevers, headaches Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all thro,it n.iny’« Air«nt at Lafayette, or ad Ire
' to the Baldwin.
oflic
■■ corner Secor d A l ine S ih , Pt
lung diseases quickly cured. Yoncm
was issued hv the order of (lie legisla­ any time between now and the Fourth of derson for the free use of team.
and other forms of sickness. Fur sale in ami
test it before buying by getting a trial l ot­
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ture, and compiled under their supervis­ July.
M rs . N ellie H odson , President.
50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading drug­ tie free, large size $1.’
verv ’nettle war­
listed Feb. 8,1889.
ion.
M bs . C albreath , Secretary Pro Tern. gists.
ranted,
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For Sale
REALESTATE
M c M innville
dairy
FIRST (LASS
MY MOTTO
BOOT AND
IHF.LXI
THE
ROUTE.
YAMHILL GO
Some
Leading
OREGON DEVELOPMENT COM­
PANY’S STEAMSHIP LINE.
IBiver Steamers
Portland i Willamette Valley R'y
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.