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A fine display of furniture at W. H.
Bingham’s.
The Chinese in the city were flying
kites Monday.
Dr. J. D. Fenton arrived in this city
Tuesday night.
Wall paper of all kinds, large stock to
seclect from, at Bingham’s.
When you go fishing get one of those
fine rods at Rogers A Todd’s.
A fine large band of sheep passed
through the city Monday morning.
Wayland Hunsaker, of Turner Station,
was in the city Monday and Tuesday.
In a few days the finest assortment of
cook stoves ever set up in a hardware
store can be seen at Manning A Unger-
man’s.
The Oregon Presbytery of the Cumber­
land Presbyterian church will meet in
McMinnville Thursday, April 11th, at
7:30 p. m.
The Transcript of Astoria is now owned
by Snyder and Dunbar. A. V. R. Sny­
der having accepted a position on the
Times-Mountaineer.
For Sale.—Patridge Cochin and Buff
Cochin eggs, pure stock for sale at Chas.
Grissen’s or Mrs. B. F. Saylor’s, $3.00
per setting of 13 eggs.
Dr. E. E. Goucher, who lias been con­
fined to his house with a bronchial
trouble, is better and able to attend to
business once more.
Wright’s Red Cross Cough Syrup
cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, loss of
voice and all inflamed conditions of the
lungs. Sold by Rogers A Todd.
W. W. Baker editor of the Rural Spirit,
of Portland shipped a fine mare to this
city Monday. She is under the control
of Chas. Woods, the horse trainer.
Cheapest tailoring establishment in the
city is next to the post office, do not
charge profit on the goods. Good work,
and all imported goods at low prices.
Rev. F. Dullard Holman will preach
in the Christian church at Sheridan Sun­
day morning and evening. A social meet­
ing will be held the Saturday previous.
Wanted.—Two first-class sewing ladies
in F. Zerkle’s triloring establishment,
next the post office, good pay and steady
work. Ladies who have had experience
desired.
The horsemen of this city aie begin­
ning to work their trotters on the track.
What county is better situated for a
stock county than Yamhill? None.
This county will soon be producing trot­
ters for export.
Secretary Wannamaker spends $5000
a week for advertisments and pays a
man $12,000 a year to aitend to his ad­
vertising. You can’t keep such a man
out of the cabinet. There’s more truth
than poetry in the moral to this story,
namely: Stick close to advertising;
never run to seed. You’re all sure to
prosper if you live by the creed.— Ex.
The spring meeting of the Presbytery
of Oregon will be held at Lafayette, com­
mencing on Tuesday evening, the 9th
inst. All the sessions will be open to
the public. The moderator of the last
meeting, Rev. W. S. Forbes, of Albina,
will preach on Tuesday evening. Rev.
Dr. Landon of Portland, will deliver an
address on Wednesday evening, on the
“Reward of Christian giving,” and at
the conclusion, other members of the
Presbytery will further discuss the sub­
ject. The meeting will probably close
on Thursday.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
STATE vs McKUNE.
F Street Difficulties to be Enquired into. Ju<lgc Boise's Instructions to the Jury
In the Above Case.
—Advice Ordered.
DIED.
BEYOND THE CASCADES.
LAFAYETTE.
M ark .—Died March 25th, 1889, at his Very Poor Prospects for Stockmen in that
People have commenced to plant gar­
Once Favored Clime.
residence in McMinnville, Oregon, of
dens here.
Friday, April 5, 1889.
heart disease, Mi. Charles N. Mark,
Mr. Donald McLeon, who lives south­
The regular monthly meeting of the In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon,
Mr. Glass passed through town Wed­
aged 74 years, 8 months and 6 days.
east ot Salem, says the Statesman,, has nesday evening,
common council of the city of McMinn- for Yamhill county:
THE MARKET REFORT.
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Ilis death was very unexpected, as he been traveling east of the mountains
yille was held Tuesday evening, April State of Oregon, Plaintiff,
W. L. Bradshaw, Esq., returned to
This market report is corrected Tliurs-
vs
was as well as usual, until Friday, the and wants to tell the world in general 1 The Dalles last Tuesday.
2nd. Present, Mayor Manning,Council­
Willard
McKune,
Defendant.
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day noon of eacli week by A, J. Apperson
22nd inst. when he complained of being that there is no place as good as the Web­
men Barnekoff, Burt, Grissen, Wright,
Laf. Hall, Esq., of West Chehalem,
PORTLAND MARKET,
INSTRUCTIONS BY THE COURT.
slightly ill, but his illness was not, con­ foot land, by which he means the Wil­ was in town last Wednesday.
Jones; Recorder Spencer.
G entlemen of the J ury :—In this case
Wheat ... . .. $ cental $ 1 30 to 132«
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Meetings of former regular meeting the prisoner, Wiilard McKune. is charged sidered serious as he was not confined to lamette valley. He had quite a trip of
# bushel 30 to
Oats.
The question is whether these frosty
p ton 20 00 to 22 50
Barley
read
and approved. Minutes of special in the indictment on which he is being his bed, nor even to tlie house. His it. From The Dalles he went on horse­ nights will injure the fruit crop or not.
50
Potatoes. ............# sack 30 to
tried with the crime of manslaughter, for death occured between one and two back to Prineville, seeing an immense
meetings read and approved.
Mr. I-oiiie Grazier, from Eastern Ore­
m ’ minnville market .
The judiciary reported and recommend­ killing one James F. Bewley in Septem­ o’clock p. m., on Monday, and the re­ stretch of country and visiting numerous gon, was visiting friends here the first of
Chickens..
"ft dozen $ 4 00 to $500
ber, 1888.
ed an amendment to ordinance No.
Ducks ............ F dozen " 600 to 800
Manslaughter is the unlawful killing of mains were conveyed to Portland on the bands of sheep. He purchased three the week.
Geese............. V dozen 800 to 9 00
60 prohibits boys under 14 years of a human being without malice. The Wednesday morning express, The funer­ thousand head of wethers, to be delivered
Work has commenced on the Evangel­
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12
to
Turkeys . . . V pound
age being on the street after 9 o’lock. plea of not guilty puts in issue all the al services were conducted by Rev. to him in June after shearing. He says ical college. It will be ready for school
10
9
jClear sides ft pd
Shoulders fl pd..
The amendment makes it 18 years of material obligations of the indictment Father Northman, at St. Marv’s Cathe­ “mutton wethers, are scarce and high in September.
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and makes it incumbent on the state to
Harns............... 10 to
Attorney McCain returned home Wed*
age. This committee also reported favor­ prove the killing and all other necessary dral, after which the remains were in­ this year, being $2.25 and $2.50 each, but
10
, . (In 10 pd pails ..
terred in Mt. Calvary Catholic cemetery.
8 to
9
Lard (In 5 gallon tins .
ably on the gambling ordinance and rec­ allegations. In this case, however, on
mutton ewes are plentiful, and many of neseav from Dallas where lie had been
Mr.
Mark
was
born
in
France,
July
on
legal bus ness.
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Eggs, weak,
fl dozen
the trial the defendant has admit­ 19th, 1814, and at the age of 19 years, in the flockmasters left their ewes barren
ommended its adoption.
40
Butter, dull, fresh el roll 30 to
ted
that
he
killed
the
deceased,
We
notice I in the Oregonian last week
1833, he came with his parents to Ameri­
12 to
15
The recorder reported that the bill of
Brine ............ ’jl pound.
James F. Bewley, at the time and place ca. He resided in New York for a time, and want to go out of business or lessen the death of Mrs. Kittie Austin, nee Gra­
5
4 to
Dried apples, dull, if) pd.
estate
had
the
city
against
the
Ennis
their
flocks,
and
in
fact
they
must
do
charged in the indictment, but says that and afterwards removed to Illinois. A
zier, formerly of this place.
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0 to
Dried plums, dull, ’¿I pd.
been presented.
he killed the deceased in self defense, few years later he went to Missouri, either or emigrate with their flocks very
8
0 to
Dried prunes, dull, $) pd.
Mr. Ed. Perkins sold his Hambleton*
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6 to
Driedpeaclies.dull, p pd
Various communications read and and is therefore justifiable or excusable. where he was married June 6th, 1848, to soon. There is not a bit of grass to be ian colt the other day to a couple of gen­
...« sack 1 __ 00 to 1 10
Flour.....................
And
a
large
amount
of
testimony
has
Miss
Catherine
Minzer,
a
native
of
Ger
­
placed on file.
in a 11 Eastern Oregon where I trav­ tlemen from Portland; the price paid
Sugars, firm and adva
advancing. 11,12 and 13
been offered by the defendant ami re­ many. His wife died in St. Joseph, Mis­ seen
that would keep life in any animal. was $180.
pounds for $1 00; pickles, in 5 gallon kegs.
The following bills were all owed :
ceived, tending to show that the killing souri, July 23rd, 1865, and her remains eled
$125; coffees range from 25 to 35 cents fl
of all kinds look poor this year and
W F L Wright..................... ........ $ 4 50 was done by the prisoner to preserve were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery Stock
What has become of the McMinnville
pound; coal oil. very firm, @ $2.75 $1 case;
I was surprised how they live without
Chas Belatte......................... ....... 3 00 his own life, or to save himself from of that city. The death of this faithful water,
salt of all kinds advanced $2 00 perlon,
as they had no rain or snow this creamery? There’s lots of milk down
Geo
W
Kauffman
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60
a
threatened
attack
on
him
by
the
de
­
here
to be exchanged for McMinnville’s
and is very firm
companion left to the father’s care a winter, and creeks and wells dried up
J Crow.................................. ....... 40 00 ceased.
good money.
family
of
seven
children,
one
son
ar.d
Bix
long
ago.
Sheep
men
are
herding
their
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Jno J Spencer.......................
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To justify you in finding the defendant daughters, the youngest but one year
on desert lands and hauling water
This is the “land of milk and wild
Moved that the recorder be instructed guilty you must be satisfied beyond a old. To his credit, it can be said that he flocks
Another speciaf invoice of dress goods
to answer all communications in regard reasonable doubt that the defendant did what a father can seldom do, he kept in barrels from the nearest river for the honey,” at least for an Irishman, as
use of their herders. Many flocks are people are now giving away the “pra­
at A. J. Apperson’s.
to waterworks.
killed James F. Bewley when there was his children together and was to them afflicted
with scab on account of dryness ties” to get them out of the way.
Street commissioner’s report read.
no danger of his being killed by said both father and mother, till they reached of the season
Fishermen are buying up all the latest
and being without water.
The mayor appointed Barnekoff chair­ Bewley, or of receiving great bodily years of maturity, and his youngest child Those who have
Rev. Jones, an old-timer of this coun­
novelties in fishing tackle.
sound sheep are jubilant,
man of the committee of streets and pub­ harm from him, and that at the time of was old enough to make arrangements thinking they will
get 25 cents a pound ty, is going to hold a series of meetings
Carpets of every grade and shade at
lic property and appointed Jones to fill the killing the defendant had no reason­ to lay him to rest. In June, 1875, he te-
their wool. Eastern buyers from Ne­ here. He and his wife aie cripples and
Bingham’s furnitbre store.
the vacancy in that committee made by able ground to fear great bodily harm to moved with his children to Oregon, and for
receive every attention from our
braska arrive and pay $2 for mutton ewes should
the
removal
of
Dr.
Tucker.
On
motion
himself
from
deceased.
If
at
the
time
resided near Newberg until 1880, when and many flocks will be driven East this people.
Chas. Feuton of Spokane Falls, arrived
the
matter
of
E
street
was
placed
in
the
>he
defendant
killed
Bewley
he
had
rea
­
he came to McMinnville, where he made
here on a visit Monday night.
Some sheep men assured me
Several Portland |>eople have lieen
hands of the committee ol streets and sonable ground to believe, and did be­ his home until the time of his death. All season.
will be down in the Willamette writing to friends here, asking what real
Mrs. Brandt has purchased a half in­
public property with the power to em­ lieve, that his own life was in danger, or his children except his son and one they
valley and buy farms. The majority of estate can be bought for. Our healthy
terest in the Delmonico restaurant.
ploy competant attorneys.
that he was in danger of receiving great daughter who reside near Pendleton, them
want to sell their flocks. Stock location ann good water is bound to at­
Marshal’s report read and on motion bodily harm from the deceased, then he were at the funeral.
Look at Rogers A Todd’s fine stock of
raising extensively is played out in East­ tract attention.
placed on file.
had a right to defend himself and, if ne­
fishing tackle, all new, no old stock.
Mr. Mark was a man of sunnv pleas­ ern Oregon—the bunch grass is gone for­
Recorder’s rejiort read and on motion cessary, to preserve himself take the life ant disposition, and always made numer­ ever. I came home Saturday night by
Just sup|>o«e some of our Eastern
Sunday was a fine day and all the
placed on file.
of Bewley.
ous friends wherever he resided. Be­ the Lebanon road over the Cascades and friends could go to Bleep in one of the
citizens in the town were out walking.
Mayor declared that councilman Tuck­
There is evidence tending to show sides his children, who, in him feel the
with four feet of snow on the sum­ states where it is cold and wake up here
er had forfeited his light to a seat in the that at the time of this homicide Bewley loss of both father and mother, he leaves met
Go to G. S. Wright, dentist, Braly
mit from the head of Cash creek to Big one of these hot afternoons. Gollyl
council
and
ordered
the
election
of
a
was
armed
with
a
pistol
and
that
he
was
block, McMinnville, for first-class work.
many friends to mourn his demise.
lake; two feet of snow on the Sand wouldn’t they think they were in hades.
councilman to fill his place. Upon look­ attempting to draw it. If you should be­
If we had only waited a few hours or
Jones and Babcock of the I’auly Jail
ing up the charter it was found that lieve that such was the case, then Mc­ A ustin .—At her residence in Portland, mountain; no snow at Fish lake, nor on
Oregon, March 29, 1889,, Catherine the Scven-mile hill, l*eer is plenty at the other parties had hurried up we
Co., were in the city during the latter part
councilman Tucker was still a member Kune if he had reason to bc’lieve that
Grazier, wile of W. H. Austin, of bfood Fish lake; they came up early from the might have Bent you another birth no­
of last week.
and (hat he had not absented himself the Bewley was attempting to draw the pis­
poisoning.
desert and may be counted by the hun­ tice last week, for a daughter was born
required number of regular meetings.
tol to use oil him, he might shoot Bew­
Miss Ella L. Woods proposes to open a
dred.”
to the wife of W. W. Nelson on March
Barnekoff of way and means reported ley in self defense before Bewley had
select school soon after the close of the
We Try to Get Even.
28, 1889.
that two of the county jail cells could be time to draw his pistol.
To Washington and Oregon.
public school.
purchased for $75. It was ordered that
There is evidence tending to show
M c M innville , March 29th, 1889.
Married.—At the residence of the
Teeth extracted without pain by the
“They are coming from the deserts of bride’s parents, March 31, 1889, Mr. G.
the committee purchase two cells for $75. that at the time of this homicide the
Last summer there were several young
application of local anesthetics. G. S.
Moved that the committee be em­ town of Sheridan, in which the killing
the dim and dusty east, where to raise E. lewis and Mias Mattie Henderson.
Wright, dentist.
powered with the marshal to build a city took place, was quarantined against the ladies from this city picking hops at a stunted turnip gives the prospect of a The happy couple have the congratula­
Butteville,
and
by
invitation
from
the
pound
;
carried.
into
it
of
the
citizens
or
residents
coming
tions of a la-ge circle of friends, who
The ordinance prohibiting boys under
Ordinance No. 74 an ordinance govern­ of the city of McMinnville, in conse­ ladies six of our best young men left this feast, where the farms are made of gravel wish them prosperity and happiness.
18 years of age being on the streets after
and
they
plow
with
dynamite,
where
the
ing
and
regulating
ttie
assessment
of
road
quence
of
smallpox
prevailing
at
the
lat
­
9 o’clock has passed.
place one Sunday morning to visit with
There has Iieen numerous inquiries
tax read moved that it be amended so as ter place, and that the defendant was
festive chattel mortgage sings its dirge
Henry Carlin arrived in this city Mon­
to read, “that the poll tax may be paid then acting as a deputy marshal and the young ladies during the day. Owing day and night; they are coming in their made lately as to whether the Yamhill
falls,
opposite town, could bs purchased
day from Camp Polk. He came over
in labor at $1. 50per day;” carried.
health officer and specially charged with to the distance they had to drive, it re­
the mountains on horseback.
Moved that ordinance No. 74 be read the duty of preventing persons from Mc­ quired them to start quite early from Mc­ wagons, they are coming on the train, or the water privilege secured lor manu­
they are coming from the region where facturing pur|>oses. These enquiries are
twice by tital and placed on it final pass­ Minnville entering or remaining in the
Head quarters for fishing tackle at
age ; carried. Read, those voting yea be­ town of Sheridan, and that Bewley had Minnville, so they drove to Newberg for they struggled long in vain; they are being made rather quietly, but from
Rogers A Todd’s. Full line of fly hooks,
ing Barnekoff, Burt, Grissen, Jones, on the day of the homicide came to breakfast. They went to the hotel and coming from the cabin, they arc coming what we can earn it is a 4 lerman colony
snell hooks, leaders, lines, rods, etc.
Wright.
Sheridan from McMinnville, and that at soon supplied the inner man. They set­ from the hall, they are coming io Wash­ that is putting out feelers for a location
Give Manning A Uugerman a trial
Ordinance No. 75 amending ordinance the time of the homicide the defendant tled tlieir bill, got in the hack and went ington, where’s plenty for them all. for a carding and woolen factory.
when you want any thing in the way ot
No. 60 read twice by title and passed, was notifying the deceased to leave Sher­ on their way rejoicing, arriving at Butte­ They are coming from the southland,
The performance given by the Excel­
stoves’, hardware or agriculture impli-
those voting yea being Barnekoff, Burt, idan in obedience to an ordinance of the ville about 10:30 a. m. The boys had a they are coming from the north, from the 1 sior club Wednesday evening, was every
meuts.
Jones, Grissen, Wright.
town.
very pleasant time with their young lady valleys and the mountains they in droves creditable
affair. Some of the club de­
'
Moved and seconded that the council
If the defendant was acting as such friends. About 5 p. m. the boys started are coming forth ; they are coming with serve
special mention for tlieir excellent
Wrigtit’s Comjiound Syrup of Sarsa­
1
adjourn
to
Wednesday
night
at
7
:30
officer
at
the
time,
he
had
a
right
to
ap
­
for
home.
A
few
days
after
’
a
smart
singing
and
acting, but all did so well
parilla can be relied upon for all blood
their husbands, they are coming with 1
o’clock; carried.
proach the deceased and notify him of young man from Newberg went to the their wives, they are coming with their we will not particularize. The concert
.diseases, skin affections, etc. Sold by
the ordinance and request him to depart trouble to go to Butteville and report all hammers, with their needles and their was
April 3rd.
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
’
^Rogers A Todd.
Meetingcalled to order; present, Mayor from the town.
over that city that the young men from knives; with their harrows and their Sunday
school library. The club is ooai-
1
Several fishermen started for the
In this case the evidence tends to McMinnville, were so drunk when they planters, and their pencils and tlieir 1 posee ot the young folk» in town who
Manning, Councilmen Barnekoff, Burt,
mountains Wednesday morning. We
Jones, Grissen, Wright, Recorder Spen­ show that a large number of persons stopped in Newberg for their breakfast guns, they are coming with their fathers will give entertainments occasionally.
have not yet heard their stories and sup­
witnessed this homicide, and there is that they could hardly get into the hack. and their mothers and their sons. They The proceeds going for some charitable
cer and Marshal Kauffman.
pose they are saving them for a better
some conflict in the evidence of these Now the six young men want to say this are coming stout and Blender, they aie purpose, and should be encouraged and
Ordinance No. 76 read and passed.
time.
persons. This is not unusual in such much to the smart young man from New­ coming short and tall, they are coming patronized by all.
Ordinance No. 77 read and passed.
cases, as men see and remember the berg, that they can prove that they had to Washington where’s there plenty for
Ordinance No. 78 read and passed.
We call your attention to the adver­
Fine Photo Gallery.
same transactions somewhat differently, not drank a drop that day; and more them all. Where you needn’t dig pota­ There was a great deal of talk during
Ordinance No. 79 read and passed.
tisement of C. D. Johnson in this issue of
and it is the province of the jury to judge than that, can prove by the best citizens toes with a sabre or a dirk, where when the late county seat contest about the
Ordinance No. 80 read rnd passed.
C. Fritz A Co., artistic photographers,
the paper. He lias a fine lot of carriages
of the value of the evidence of such wit­ of McMinnville, that not one of the young rain is badly needed, then the rain gets court house here being ready to fall
On motion council adjourned.
and you can no doubt be suited if you have just over-hauled and repaired their
nesses.
men was ever drunk in their lives.’ Now in its work ; where the rivers moan and down. Those who wantonly lied about
see him.
NOTES.
gallery in the Adams block. It is now
In order to justify you in finding the we just wish to say to the smart fellow, murmur on their journey to the sea, it can now Bee wherein they misrepre­
sented if tbev will only take the trouble
Ordinance No. 78 amends ordinance prisoner guilty you must be satisfied be­ that the boys have been watching all this
Eugene Harding, of Gaston, moved to the finest photograph gallery on the west
where the breeze tackles cornstalks big to come and see how difficult it Is to
to this city Wednesday. He will live in side. They have expended considerable No. 53 and increases the liquor license yond a reasonable doubt that he killed time to play even with him. So Sunday- as
fences
on
the
lea;
where
the
savage
take out the bricks. Tlie bricks are
from $300 per annum to $400.
the Handley house, and will sell ma­
Bewley when he had no reasonable last there was a hack load from Newberg
Ordinance No. 79 is the gambling or­ ground to fear no attack from Bewley— arrived in our city; and from their actions lately wandered in his search for human hard and solid, and the cement can
chinery for the Northwestern Manufac­ time and money in this rearrangement,
hair,
while
his
hoarse
aud
howling
war
and now invite the people to call and in­ dinance and the principle sections are from which he might l>e killed or receive we think we have got the upper hand, cry floated on the summer air; where a hardly be dug out with a chisel, while
turing company.
spect their work. They are the sole published in another column.
great bodily harm. In this case if you and will report if we ever hear anything hundred braves would answer to the the plastering is almost like iron. We
Mr. H. Adams has moved his harness owners,
will wager onr Inxitjack that it will out­
Ordinance No. 80 is the cow ordinance
in Yamhill county, of the right
shop into the building formerly occupied to use Phelps' patent enameling process, and shuts up the town cows, thirty days believe from the evidence that at the more about the McMinnville bovs being chieftain’s battle call, they are coming to last an}’ brick building now in the county.
T he S ix B oys .
Washington, where there’s plenty for
by Geo. W. Burt. Mr. Adams will refit whereby a luster and finish is imparted after its passage. This ordinance has time the defendant fired the fatal shot drunk.
M. T. H ead .
he had reasonable ground to believe his
them all. Where the savage used to
the old harness shop and move his
to the photograph not attainable in any long been needed. Councilman Jones life was in danger, or that he was in
W. C. T. IT. District Convention.
wander,
yearning
for
a
crop
of
iiair,
now
^¡billiard ball into it.
Partner
Wanted,
other way. Photos finished by this pro­ stated to the council that the cows were danger of great bodily harm from de­
The annual convention of the third the farmer takes his ¡torkers to the near­
Stanley writes a long letter from the cess will never lade or loose their ex­ a nuisance and that at the present time ceased, and that the danger was immi­
A young, industrious man with capital
est county fair; and the corn is daily
Interior of Africa explaining at some pression. which is bo common in other there was an obstruction on one of the nent, and that he did so believe, ami W. C. T. U. district was held at Corval­ growing
the greasy wigwam stood, of $1000 wanted for a partner in a nour­
length the country through which his ex­ kinds of work. The price for this fine sidewalks near liig house which bad been acting on said belief killed the deceased, lis la6t week. The first afternoon was where he where
burned the wailing captive now ishing business. Blacksmith or machin­
pedition traveled. He is alive and well work will only be a little higher than for built by a cow, said obstruction being lie is excusable, and it was not neces­
poultry search for food; and the ist preferred. Address:
the ordinary, and an inspection of speci­ nearly as large as the pyramid of cheojis. sary that he should wait until an assault sjieiit in devotional exercises and the the
and has found Emin Pasha.
“ “ S mith , McMinnville, Or.
A. J.
people who are coming to this pleasant­ 3-tf
mens can not fail to please the most By actual measurement it was 6 feet bv was actually committed. For if one usual business routine. In the evening est
Reports from the John Day say that fastidious.
of climes, show a happy knack of
4 feet 6 inches and three inches high. threatened witli an assault with a pistol Prof. Rork, of Salem, delivered a tem­
Gallery
up
stairs
in
Adams
’
Notice.
keeping with the times; they will find a
several hundred sheep have been poison­ block, Third street, McMinnville.
The mayor wanted to know whether the was compelled to wait before defending perance lecture in his peculiar and en­ country
from the spring time to
ed there by cattle men. The cattle and
cow was alive yet after her superhuman himself, until his assaillant had present­ tertaining manner. The second day the fall, beaming
All
persons
indebted
to us are hereby
when they land in Washington,
horse men have sworn that no sheep
BAR DOCKET.
efforts at sidewalk decoration. This ar­ ed his pistol, then his defense would be was devoted to reports from superintend­
notified to settle with W. A. Henderson
where
there
’
s
plenty
for
them
all.
—
El-
shall summer on their ranges.
plague on the sidewalk won over of no avail to repel the attack.
ents of departments and discussions. At lensbnrgh Capital.
A K Wright vs J Delap; equity, Re- tistic
at McMinnville on or before April 10th,
all the councilmen who would have voted
April fool's day brought to the front port
This case has excited much interest in the evening meeting Rev. Spangler told
1889. After said date all accounts due us
filed.
against the ordinance.
the usual number of April fools. The
The Fountain of Youth.
how
prohibition
does
prohibit
in
Iowa;
this
county,
both
from
the
circumstances
will be left with Fenton A Fenton for
State vs J C Coulter; bond to keep
town was covered with bogus dollars peace.
Prof.
Hull,
of
the
Agricultural
college,
that
preceded
and
surrounded
the
com
­
immediate collection.
Continued.
PROBATE COURT.
A mity , Or., March 18, 1889.
nailed to the sidewalk. Dr. Wright did
mission of the homicide, arising from a compared the slowness of moral suasion
Jane McGrew vs James McGrew; di­
H enderson B ros .
E
ditor
T
elephone
-R
egister
:
—
nothing but laugh all day long.
Estate of Mary Hill; final account al­ then existing excitement caused by the witli prohibition, in some well chosen re­
vorce. Referred.
For
Sale.
It is believed that where the great At­
prevalence of smallpox in some parts of marks; Rev. Atkins closed the meeting
If your cough keeps you awake and
Thomas M Shadden vs Malinda Taris lowed.
Estate of Morris W. Wilson; petition the county and from the prominence of withan excellent address on.Sabbath lantic ocean now is was once a conti­
restless by night, take Ayer’s Cherry et al; partition. Settled.
Saw mill fully equipped and now run­
observance.
The
following
officers
were
the deceased, who had long been a resi­
Annie Schopp vs John E Hubbard, granted.
Pectoral and obtain immediate relief.
elected : Mrs. Edwards, Newberg, pres­ nent and thickly populated, where ning a full crew, capacity 10,000 feet per
Estate ol John W. Murry; final ac­ dent of the vicinity.
This remedy allays inflammation, heals administrator; foreclosure. Continued.
The case has been thoroughly and ident; Miss Maggie Butler, Monmouth, people lived to be a great age, and the day, orders now on hand for 300,000 feet.
Rowell A Son vs Charles Douglas; ac­ count allowed.
the pulmonary organs, induces sleep,
Estate ol Frank Kloucheek ; final ac- ably presented to you by the counsel, secretary; Mrs. Percival, Monmouth, continent was called Atlantes, if so, Easy terms given. Reason for selling, ill
and restores health. The sooner you be­ tion for money. Settled.
James F Bewley vs Wm Chapman; connt of Wm. Holl as administrator al­ who have been zealous for the prosecu­ treasurer. Sujierintendents were also then when it sank it slid westward so health. For full particulars enquire of
gin the better.
lowed and his resignation filed; he is to tion and defense, and may be biased by appointed for about twenty-one depart­ that the Garden of Eden is directly J. I. Knight A Co. McMinnville, Or.
suit
in equity. Report filed.
“When trie spring-time comes,” we
be discharged upon some suitable person tlieir feelings.
You, however, have ments. A very pleasant time was en­ under this part of the world, and the
A
Mutchler
vs
J
W
Smith
;
action
for
usually find ourselves drowsy and ex­ money. Continued.
Closing Out At Coat.
being named and appointed.
been selected to try this case because joyed bv all present.
water bubbling up from the tree of life,
hausted, owing to the impure and slug­
Estate of Nancy Moor; final account to you have no bias, and can impartially
is the reason that |>eopl<> live so long
Gildner vs J J Smith; action
I
am
closing
out the well selected
Piesi.lent
and
Mrs.
Harrison«
gish state of the blood. To remedy this for Frank
be heard may 7th at 1 p. m.
consider the evidence and make a true
here. We propose to continue the
money. Continued.
trouble, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the
stock of boots and shoes of the late firm
Estate of James Green ; final account deliverance between the state and the
proof
of
our
position,
that
we
have
more
McGrew
A
Walker
vs
Milton
Lee
:
ac
­
The demand for the portraits of Presi­
most powerful, yet safe and economical, tion for money. Judgement. .
to be heard May 7th, at 11 a. m.
prisoner, which is your duty.
old ;>eople than can be found in any of Harris A Haney, at Lafayette, at cost.
blood-purifier in existance.
The stock consists of a general assort-
Estate of Nathan Westfall; claim of
It is your duty to find a verdict in this dent and Mrs. Harrison is unprecedented. country. Grandpa Toney is about 92,
Commercial' Insurance Co vs John J
The other evening we were shown a Sax et al; action for money. Continued. Margaret J. Westfall; allowed after hear­ case and end this litigation. It is your Two very fine etched portraits, on one and we would advise him to move back merit of ladies’, gents’ and childrens’
fine
and coarse wear, most of which was
duty to discuss this case after you retire plate, 16x22, of General and Mrs. Harri­ on that licit of healthy land for fear lie
beautiful cactus bloom which is more
State vs Wilfred Unger; assault with a ing proof.
Estate of James F. Bewley: first semi­ with a view to agree on a verdict, for the son, published at the home of the presi­ should die; Isaac Agee, 84; Henry bought of the best Eastern factoriee at
than eight inches in diameter, and of a dangerous weapon. Continued.
case is probably now as fully presented dent, by M. R. Hyman, publisher of the White, 78, and Lis wife, Charlotte 8. the lowest rates. Will sell you boots
State vs James Nickerson and George annual account approved.
deep red hue. Mrs. Judge Laughary is
Estate of C. W. Tolson; final account as it ever can be. It is the theory of our Indianapolis Herald, are meeting with White, 75 ; Rev. A. Garrison is 78, and and shoes 25 to 40 per cent less than you
the possessor of this cactus, which at Izenhouser; larceny. Failed to appear.
law that jurors will agree in every case esjiecially large sales. Agents are want­ his mental faculties are as clear as when can get them elsewhere
this time has no less than fifteen buds,
State vs Willard McKune; manslaugh­ to be beard May 7th, at 1 p. m.
Estate of John Carlin; Martha E. Car­ that is submitted to them, and it is im­ ed in every town in the Union. Send he was 40, as he oftens delivers us a
__
__ M ary H anky .
ter. Acquitted.
and it will bloom the entire summer.
lin and G. D. Carlin appointed joint ad­ portant in the administration of justice 25 cents for sample portraits and terms good sermon, full of sound doctrine and
U
S
Grant
Marqtiam
vs
Wm
Krueger;
The
April
issue
of
“Our Little Men and
Friday last Mrs. E. F. Matthieu who
ministrators. Bond fixed at $(>000; bond that jurors shall agree, for it is only by to agents, to
logical reasoning; Mr. Rider, 74; J. E. Women,” published by D. Ixithrop A Co.
for money. Continued.
M. R. H yman ,
has been teaching the primary depart­ action
approved M. Underwood, J. S. Hibbs, the finding of verdicts that cases of this
Smith,
78:
Isaac
Ball,
75;
Mother
II
Clay
Burch
et
al
vs
J
L
Howard;
Indianapolis, Ind.
of Boston, is at hand and is a splendid
ment closed her duties with appropriate
Thos. D. Henderson appointed apprais­ kind can be properly disposed of and
Smith, 75; E. Richardson, 75; Jane number. The subscription price is $1.00
for money. Continued.
ceremonies. Mrs. Matthieu is a success action
Regained His Sight.
ers. Inventory approved. Exempt prop­ justice administered. The failure of
Richardson, 74; It. J. Lancefield, 74; per vear arid should tie taken by every
Caroline
Martin
vs
Charles
Martin;
as a teacher and has left for Butteville divorce. Granted.
Mrs. Taylor, 74; Mr. King, 73; T. S. child.
erty set aside to widow. Petition to sell jurors to agree has a tendency to weaken
_______________
where she will teach. Miss Ella Woods
the faith of the people in our law tri­ For the past several years J. E. Brooks Jeffries, 71; Mrs. Buford, 78. I will
Geo W Sappington vs W A Howe; personalty granted.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES.
ot this city will take charge of the pri­ suit
of
this
city
has
had
to
wear
glasses
be
­
Estate
of
Reuben
close
for
the
want
of
time
—
will
give
you
Harris; inventory bunals and destroy their respect for the
for damages. Continued.
mary department.
cause of the dimness of his vision. Some more next time.
G. W. G oucher .
laws.
Edgar Poppleton vs Yamhill county; approved.
I-ena
M.
Miner
16,
Wm.
A. Hogarth 20.
Estate of Harris A Haney; inventory
time ago he began to find fault with his
Katie C. Briston ¿1, Claud Warren 30.
Monday morning the town cows were review. Lei ve granted to perfect tran­ approved.
MARRIED.
Petition
to
sell
personalty
spectacles, they did not fit his eyes and
Margare.te Small 50. J. J. Conrod 50.
turned loose to graze in the streets. One script.
Two Democrats Nearly Killed by a Run­ aiiout every two weeks bad to purchase L ewis -H enderson .—At the residence of
Wm Jamieson vs Yamhill county; re­ granted to be sold for cash.
Mattie H. Kirkwood 36, G. E. Lewie 37.
of them, a festive damsel, during the
away.
a new pair. Finally he concluded that
the bride’s father, in Lafayette, Ore­
day attempted to get into F. W. Red­ view. Dismissed.
STALLION LICENSES.
All subscribers who come in and pay
A E Stuart vs H P Stuart; divorce.
his eyes were regaining Bight, he dis­
gon, March 31, 1889, by Rev. Martin
mond’s window where a fine piece of
Sunday, Graham Glass, editor of the carded his spectacles and can now read
up their subscription to date or one year
The following stallions have been li­
Burlingame,
Mr.
George
E.
Lewis
and
green Japanese silk was displayed. She Granted.
Annie Gear vs Wesley Gear; divorce. censed under the new law in this county. organic Reporter, and Wm. Galloway, fine print as good as he could twenty
Miss Slattie Henderson, all of Lafay­ in advance are intitled to Texas Siftings,
undoubtedly thought it a cabbage or
horse-trader, went for a drive. They years ago.
one year for $1.00. This is tor cash.
Granted.
The owner’s names are given:
ette, Oregon.
some other garden truck.
borrowed
Dr.
Goucher
’
s
buggy,
and
Lafayette Lodge No 3 vs Jesse Hobson
King William, Jr., Chas. Cooper.
The contracting parties are well and
Dearness Can’t Be Cured
brought
it
back
in
about
the
same
condi
­
Notice.
et al; action for money. Continued.
Young Tornado, W. P. Pederson.
favorably known in this county and the
tion as the senator from Yamhill, Dr.
R L Stowe vs Benjamin Perry; fore­
Milton, John W. Hulery.
by local applications, as they can not T elephone -R egister join their many
Tax
payers
of
Yamhill
county will taka
Watts,
(all
broke
up).
Wm.
Galloway,
closure. Judgement.
Fred Pearl, T. W. Hayes.
when in the neighborhood of Fryer’s reach the diseased portion of the ear. friends in wishing them a happy future. notice that the time has now expired for
J F Calbreatli vs J C Michaux; fore­
Delaware, Jr., Eugene Brown.
There
is
only
one
way
to
cure
deafness,
place, near Carlton, stopped and went
Registered Doctors.
paying taxes without cost and that all
closure. Continued.
Young Milton, A. Yocum.
“to see a man.” Mr. Glass was left to and that is by constitutional remedies.
Bird A Gates vs Mary A Caves et al;
Young Cleveland, Jas. Fletcher.
taxes now due the county are subject to
Deafness
is
caused
by
an
inHamed
condi
­
The
following
doctors
of
this
county
manage
the
horses.
He
claims
they
got
Duke of Wenlock, Ladd & Reed.
foreclosure. Judgement.
the “lines under their tails” and lie tion of the mucus lining of the Eusta­ have registered their names with the a forced collection. Come in and settle
J R Derby vs George Bryan and Wm
Dick Flaherty, Eugene DeForrest.
with the sheriff and save costs and ex­
could not get them out, so he jumped, chian tube. When this tube gets in­ clerk of this county;
Galloway; action for money. Dismissed.
Imported Millionaire, Ladd A Reed.
penses of levy and sale of property,
and the horses went down the road until flamed you have a rumbling sound or
Wm Campbell and W Millsap vs Or­ Johnny Blood, J. N. Bransotne'.
George
E.
Stuart,
Dayton
;
Aaron
Mill»,
they lell from pure exhaustion. The imperfect hearing, and when it is en­ Newberg; G. II. Smith. Lafayette; John therefore to save costs and trouble please
Young Sportsman, D. C. Stewart.
rin B. Skinner; suit in equity. Contin­
debris of the buggy is now to be seen in tirely closed deafness is the result, and W. Watts, Latayette; John Fields, Sher­ call at once and settle up your tax bill.
ued.
Young England, J. 8. Hibbs.
McMinnville, Feb. 5, 1889.
the rear of C. D. Johnson’s shop, It is unless the inflamation can be taken out, idan; G. W. Goucher, Amity; S. A.
Mason Forward, D. Grierson.
James F Bewley vs T N Graves; man­
T. J. H arris ,
said that the wreck was not brought into and this tube restored to its normal con­ Young, McMinnville.
Whirlwind, R. Baird.
date. Mandate ente'ed.
dition,
hearing
will
be
destroyed
for
­
Sheriff of Yamhill Co.
town until everyone was asleep Sunday
Young Dexter. W. F. Ralston.
F P Hembree et al vs I R Dawson et
ever
;
nine
cases
out
of
ten
are
caused
by
­
Creamery Flection.
night. They have lost their reputation
King Fergus, Ladd & Reed.
al; appeal on taxation of costs. Judge­
catarrh, which is nothing but an in­
MOTHERS!
as horse jockeys at any rate.
ment of clerk confirmed.
Paris Boy, Jr., George Bryan.
flamed condition of the mucus surfaces.
Saturday the first meeting of the
Castoria is recommended by physicians
All the above named stallions are
Progress.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for creamery association was held in the or children teething It is a purely veget­
CARD OF THANKS.
standing in this county, and if the own­
any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) Grange hall. The directors elected are able preparation, its ingredients are pub­
It
is
very
important
in
this
age
of
vast
lished around each bottle It is pleasant
ers will send in the places which they
E ditor of T elephone -R egister :
that we can not cure by taking Hall’s
visit, the information will be published material progress that a remedy be pleas­ Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free A. J. Nelson, B. F. Fuller, J. 8. Ilibbs. to the tasie and absolutely harmless. It re­
Miss
Mark
and
sisters
wish,
through
directors elected A. J. Nelson presi­ lieves constipation regulates the bowels,
The bottom has been reached in tailor
free of charge for the benefit of the people ing to the taste and to the eye, easily
_F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. The
quiets pain, cures diarrhoea and wind coUe,
dent and B. F. Fuller secretary.
made pants. By calling on Bishop A the columns of your paper, to thank their of Yamhill county. You should not for­ taken, acceptable to the stomach and
Sold by Lruggists, 75c.
allays feverishness, destroys worms, and
Kay you can get all wool business pants friends for their assistance, kindness and get that the T elephone -R egister has healthy in its nature and effects. Pos­
prevents convulsions, soothes the child and
Use
Wright
’
s
Arabian
Condition
Pow
­
at from $5.00 to $7.00, cost any where ' sympathy, extended to them during the best facilities in the county for doing sessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is
Children Cry for
ders if you take pride in seeing your gives itrefesbing and natural sleep. Cas­
else $7.00 to $10.00....................
....
We have the goods
I their recent •• bereavement ................
in the death . of - horse printing of all kinds quickly and the one perfect laxative and most gentle
is the children's panacea—ths moth­
diuretic known.
Pitcher’s Castoria. stock look well. Sold by Rogers A Todd. toria
I their father, Mr. Chas. N. Mark.
ers' friend, 35 doses, 35 cents.
jn place of samples.
neatly and at reasonable prices.
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