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NEWBERG.
THE TWINE TRUST.
UPPER WILLAMINA.
CARLTON.
THE INSTITUTE.
Let us have a board of trade.
What Mr. Ayer, Treasurer of the Port­
A School Piente—Very Good Essays De
Fine growing weather.
Farmers busy.
Who buys the first lot in the new ad­ Yamhill’s School Teachers lake tlie cake
land Cordage Co., has to Say.
li vere«!.
for Beauty.
Look out for a wedding soon.
The cripple boy’s show here was well
dition?
Friday, May 3, 1889.
Mr.
Ayer, treasurer of the Portland I patronized.
|
Telephone-Register
Special
Cqrr.
Bovs are getting out with tlreif bi­
Wednesday morning tin school teach­
J. E. Magers’ little child is sick with
(Ylrdage
Co.,
has
been
interviewed
and
Tiie lipper Willamina school is pro­ cycles.
ers assembled in the opera house, and
Mrs. M. J. Griffin returned home, east
the measles.
gives his opinion of the twine trust as
THE MARKET REPORT.
before writing up the proceedings we gressing finely under the able guidance
1 of the mountains, this week.
E. C. Tarrant is putting up a 1*VW follows:
Arthur Burt is suffering with an attack
of
T.
E.
Fristoe.
Some
time
ago
it
was
want to state that Yamhill county has
This market report is corrected Thurs­
house.
Miss Orice Laughlin presented Mr. W.
“All this talk about the binder twine
day noon of each week by A. J. Apperson of billious fever.
the prettiest lady school teachers in Ore­ given out that a picnic would lie held on
School is progressing finely at fth* trust is based on misinformation; it is a A. Howe’s store with a beautiful boquet. Has just rec< ived another carload of the JUST
The banks and several business houses gon. Any one of them could take a prize the 30th of April in commemoration of
PORTLAND MARKET.
LY CELEBRATED
Mrs. Maggie Shad den, of McMinnville,
the inauguration of Washington, and the academy.
canarel pure and simple; there is no
... *$ cental $ 1 30 to 1 32J4 closed on Tuesday.
Wheat
for beauty.
32’i
to
...... bushel 30
Oats .
C. T. Tooze, of Wilsonville, was in such trust and never has been. The visited Mrs. C. Hendrix, of this place,
scholars
were
requested
to
furnish
es
­
Mrs.
McQuade,
wife
of
Fireman
Mc
­
pARRY
to
22
50
The
meeting
was
called
to
order
by
L.
IRON J OOFING,
ft ton 20 00
Barley .
50 Quade is very sick.
present high price of twine is caused by last week.
Potatoes. ............ ft sack 30 to
H. Baker superintendent of Yamhill says, recitations, readings, etc., suitable town Monday.
UARRY I ron
OOFING,
m ’ minnville market .
The boys say that John lias throwred a scarcity of raw material and an in­
W. A. Howe and wife are on a fishing
The cow ordinance goes into effect on county, J. G. Lewis and E. M. Under­ to the occasion. Your correspondent at­
fl dozen $ 4 00 to $ 5 00
Direct
from
the
Factor.».
This
is acknowled­
Chickens.
tended
as
per
orders
and
was
agreeably
creased
demand
;
it
is,
in
fact,
simply
a'
off
on
Malinda.
Is
that
so
J.
T.
?
excursion
and
we
expect
soon
to
be
wood were appointed secretaries protein.
....... dozen 6 00 to 800 the 5th which is Sunday.
Ducks
ged to be
surprised at the proficiency attained by
question of supply and demand. Rope nearly foundered on fish.
"fl dozen 800 to 9 00
Mr.
Buchanan
of
the
North
Yamhill
Geese ...
Supervisor
Anderson
has
fixed
up
the
Several speculators in town this week
14
and twine are made of either sisal grass
Turkeys
. r pound 12 to
school discussed orthography as per pro­ the scholars. After tlie moining session, roads in good shape in District No. 35.
The programme of the Ijiiayette Ex­
10 looking over cur property.
9
' (Clear sides V lb.
or manila hemp. The first is a species celsior club was well executed and the
8
gramme, and was followed by T. E. Fris- which consisted of reading, history,
7
Bacon ASlioulders p ll>.
A
D.
Webber
bought
tlie
Dr.
Westfall
As a reference, ask anv ot those who are using
Do
you
notice
that
the
Astoria
road
is
to
11
(Harns............... 10
toe, Mrs. Martin, L. R. Lewis, Supt. L. grammar, etc., tlie parent*, teachers and place last Saturday at administrator’s of century plant or cactus called heno- entertainment was well attended.
THE GARRY I RON ROOFING.
10
• , jin 10 pd pails .
liable to sidetrack this city.
scholars
assembled
around
an
immense
quen,
and
grows
only
in
Yucatan,
a
As
I hare put on over 400 Squares in Yamhill
II. Baker, and Supt. L. M. Curl, of Linn
Lard
g ganon tins .
9
« b.
sale.
Lost
and
Found.
—
A
handsome
gold
and Polk Counties.
I am prepared to
E. B. McElroy is in attendance at the county who discussed tlie same subject. pile of the good things of life and fell to
province of Mexico. It requires five
Eggs, weak,
’fl dozen
12K
do Job work of all Kinds, from a
8. Herman, of Portland, was u p yes- years from the time of planting before ring. Tbe owner can have the same by
Butter, Creamery, p roll 60
with great relish.
teachers
institute
in
this
city.
Tin Cup to the most
A
recess
of
10
minutes
was
given
and
30
Butter, dull, fresh V roll 25 to
After dinner the exercises oi tlie day terdav and got several loads of oak the leaves are ready for the first cutting. calling at the dry goods store of W. A.
15
The “man about town” is around and enjoyed by the teachers in forming new
Brine
V pound. 12 to
Howe, at Carlton, and describing same. Elahwitc Gahanizdl Iron (ornirc.
5
4 to
Driest apples, dull, P psi.
began,
and out of an enrollment of 40 wood.
“The area adapted to the growth, and
is liable to pry into many things.
acquaintances. B. F. Butler addressed
8
6 to
Dries! plums, dull, p psi.
W. A. Howe now has the most com­
scholars 23 appeared with, essays, etc.,
One of Wm. Garland’s little boy» i» the population engaged in producing it,
I Carry a Full Line of
8
6 to
Dried prunes, dull. P pd.
L. Bettman will receive a fine lot ot the institute, his subject being “Teach­
plete line of general merchandise, boots,
8
We
have
secured
the
manuscript
of
th-'
lying
very
low
with
inflammation
of
the
6 to
is
limited,
and
it
reached
its
maximum
Driedpeaehes.dull. p pd
ers
vacation.
”
It
was
a
good
address
Hardware,
dress
and
fancy
goods
to-morrow.
'M sack 1 00 to 1 10
Flour
. ... ------
essay delivered by Miss Nannie Booth bowels.
production in 1887. There was a slight shoes, hats, caps, hardware, farming im­
Sugars, firm and
and advancing,
---------- . 11, 12 and 13
Stoves,
Ladies—Go see those kid foxed button and no doubt the teachers enjoyed it as on “The Grand Future of America,”and
falling
off in 1888, and for the first three plements, etc., than any house in the
pounds for $1 00; pickles, in 5 gallon kegs.
Quite
a
number
of
our
young
folks
much as they do their vacations.
county.
*125; coffees range from 25 to 35 cents p or lace shoes price $1.00at Apperson’s.
Tinware,
also
the
one
delivered
by
Miss
Nellie
went to Middleton and back Sunday months of the present year the falling off
The question’ ‘What rules ought a teach­
pound; coal oil. very firm, (s' $2.75 V s-ase;
It is getting warm and the boys are all er to make at the opening oi bis school” Coffman, entitled “Our Happy Homes.” evening.
We are glad to say that Mr. James L.
and Farm
has been over 26 per cent from the same
salt oi all kinsls asivancesl *2 00 i>er ton,
talking about the coolness of the coast.
ansi is very firm
Steward, who was quite sick the past two
was introduced by Prof. McAdams. It We regret not having a transcript of the
Machinery.
Morris Miles & Co. are arranging to months of last year.
The bells rang for 15 minutes Tuesday Beems that the best rule to make for the essay of Miss Bay Wilson on “The Day put up some new buildings to hold their
“Manila hemp is the leaf of the ba­ weeks, is again able to make his daily •W-Mv Rule is to do the Beat Work. Sell the
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
in honor of the inauguration of Washing­ average Oregon school boy would be one of Fond Memory and Tears,”as it is well implements.
nana tree, and is grown for the fibre trips to Carlton, wli. re his merry jokes Best Goods at the Least Prices.
Board of trade wiiere art thou.
ton.
only in the Philippine islands, and gets can be heard.
of hazel, and the teacher should keep it worth reading. We send you what we
The postoffice has been moved to
C-A-X^Xj
SEE IvETZ.
Darby Glenn left yesterday for Port­
its name from the port of Manila, from
The new jail has been completed and very prominently displayed before liis have for publication.
Oh, listen! by May 1st Carlton will
[We publish this week for the benefit Moore Bros.’ drug store and is in the which it is chiefly exported.
land.
all it needs now is an occupant. Who scholars eyes during the whole term.
have
a
thorough
machine
shop,
where
O. O. HODSON.
best shape it lias ever been at this place.
“This fibre requires from three to five all kinds of repairing can be done and
Mr. Baker then stated to the assembly of the upper Willamina people who did
What do you think about an artesian will fill it first.
Miss
Ruth
Rees,
formerly
of
this
years before it is matured enough to pre­ any part of machinery can be made—
well for tliis city.
Teeth extracted without pain by the that the hotels had made a reduction to not hear it, the essay of Miss Nannie
Booth ; our space limits us to this one place, died in Southern California on the pare for market, and it is limited to cer­ then look out for business.
Gen. Chris. Taylor, of Dayton, was in application of local anesthetics. G. 8. the teachers and that the citizens would
10th, and her remains were shipped to tain districts, but notwithstanding this,
entertain them free of charge during the this week.—E ditor .]
Wright, dentist.
Harry says “there is nothing more
tbe city Tuesday.
I this place and buried in the Friends
THE GRAND FUTURE OF AMERICA.
the production last year exceeded that of beautful to the eye than to capture a nice
night.
Mr.
Galloway
then
cave
the
Miss Bena Snelling returned from Port­
Rev. Hoberg moved to this city Mon­
cemetery
last
Saturday.
She
was
37
Friend»
and
Schoolmate»:
—
Standing
1887 by about 20 per cent. The produc­ boquet on the sly.” But when he loses
land Wednesday, where she has been at­ teachers the freedom of the town and here amid tlie sacred memories of the years old, and leaves a large circle of
day. Still they come.
tion and sale of both these fibres are en­ one in the same way, liis castles all fall
requested them to make themselves at first and upon the golden threshold of
tending
school.
Dr. Baker of Astoria, arrived here on a
home. Wm. was adorned with smiles the second century, I ask, Will the sec­ relativesand friends to mourn her loss. tirely in the hands of foreigners, who are and he has nothing to say.
The managers of the opera bouse are
visit Saturday evening.
Some of the women of this place have very- quick to take advantage of anv in­
and a new $13 suit of clothes purchased ond lie as grand as tho first ? I believe
A man who has made frequent trips to
They take pleasure in showing you the trying to get a date with the Grismer- for the occasion and he made a very deep it will, because we are growing more and tackled the men and are giving them fits creased demand to advance the price.
the beautiful Willamette valley from the
more
humane.
1
believe
there
is
more
Davies
company.
for
using
liquor
and
tobacco,
and
the
bargains at Apjiersonls.
All the money that has been made on
impression on some of the pretty schools human kindness and a greater desire to
Goods marked as low as the lowest mams. In order that everyone should help one another in this country than in men score the women for lacing and the advance has been made by them. East was heard to say: “Talk about
Realestate is on the move and this
your green hill sides, lieautiful ever­
and in plain figures is the motto applied be acquainted with each other Mr. Ba­ all the world beside.
wearing hustles. My opinion is that if a So much for the supply.
city is beginning to boom.
greens, fine fruits, crystal flowing
to Apperson’s shoe stock.
We
must
prooress.
Wo
are
just
at
the
person is filled with the right spirit they
“The year 1888 saw a general revival streams, sweet singing birds, rich deep
ker appointed an introduction committee
A number of people from tlie surround­
commencement of inventioti. The steam |
The Southern Pacific will buv three consisting of Wm. Galloway, Mrs. N. L. engine! The telegraph! These are but would not be guilt.v of trying to deform of shipping throughout the world, which soil, always sure crop, thriving and pros­
ing country spent Tuesday in this city.
acres of the Oak Grove addition as soon New, Miss Carrie Marks and Miss Mag­ the toys with which society has been the pretty form the Almighty lias given advanced freights very materially, thus
perous country, kind and loving mother-
Go to G. 8. Wright, dentist, Braly
amused. There will be grander things; them.
as it is put on the market.
increasing the cost of hemp, and at the
gie Redmond.
block, McMinnville, for first-class work.
in-laws, sweet and pretty girls, there is
there
will
be
wider
and
higher
culture;
a
P
rohibitionist
.
same time increasing the demand for
The afternoon was devoted to tlie dis­
Use Wright’s Arabian Condition Pow­
none that can surpass old Willamette ■
grander standard of character, of litera
A comfortable kid shoe especially se­
New Standard Trotting Rules.
rope. Great Britain and all foreign valley.”
Reliable Opposition
ders if you take pride in seeing your cussion of various topics as per program. lure and art. We have more than half as
lected for elderly ladies $2.00 per pair at
countries
ordinarily
use
about
one-half
In
the
evening
the
house
was
packed
many millions of people as we are years
stock look well. Sold by Rogers <4 Todd.
Fox.
The
item
which
appeared
in
the
last
is
­
Apperson’s.
Boot Shoe Dealer.
old. We are getting more real solid
Mr. E. Prevost and wife arrived in this with teachers and citizens of McMinn­ sense; we are reading and writing more sue of the T elephone -R egister saying of the annual production of the Philip­
EOST.
The mail going north from this city
pine
islands,
but
last
year
their
pur
­
ville.
The
first
was
a
song
by
the
choir
city Monday evening. Mr. Prevost has
books; we are struggling more and more that Manning & Fleming’s colt, Alta
was left Tuesday, it did not get to the
A yearling colt between Bellevue and
refitted the news stand and will push consisting of Misses Boone and Hembree, to get at the philosophy of life, of things Ilainlin, was the only standard colt in chases were 50 per cent greater than in
train in time.
Messrs. Bishop and- Crawford. Rev. —trying more and more to answer the | the county, brought to our office several 1887, while the shipments to the United McMinnville, brown, one white hind
POSITIVELY
the business.
Round delivered the address of welcome, questions ofjthe eternal sphinx. We are horsemen of this county, who stated that States in that year fell slightly below foot, star in forehead, branded Y on left
Tom Bryan, A. P. Fletcher, Almond
Chinese pheasants are very thick in which was responded to by L. M. Curl, looking in every direction, investigating;
those of 1887. The demand for rope also hip. Parties taking up same will be re­
Fletcher and 8. D. Nelson are on Coast
this section, hundreds can be seen and superintendent of Linn county. Prof. E. in short, we are thinking and working. there were several colts that are entitled
increased in this country for oil well bor­ warded by informing S. F. Yocum, Ball­
creek fishing.
Tiieir Qu-aliy.
heard in a drive of three or four miles Morrison, president of the Friends’ Pa­ We are digging deeper down—and build­ to be placed in the standard list.
ing higher up than any other nation up­ In order to define what constitutes a ing, shipping, etc.
ston, Polk county, Oregon.
The Yamhill county Sunday school from this city.
cific Academy, addressed the audience on on the earth.
“The great demand, however, has been
F. IHELM IIMEhEli.
convention will be held in this city May
Burned Out.
Today we are celebrating the courage trotting-bred horse and to establish a for binder twine. In 1879 the first suc­
Mrs. W. D. Fenton left Wednescay for “Higher Education.” The address was
14th and 15th.
breed
of
horses
on
a
more
intelligent
and
wisdom
of
our
fathers,
and
the
glad
Salem. She will go from there on a visit long and able, and it was plain that it
D. J. Olds’ house between Lafavette
shouts of a free ami happy people—the basis, the following rules ar« adopted to cessful twine binder was put on the
“The Oak Grove addition” is the name to her parents then to Seattle where she
was acceptable to tlie audience by their anthem of a grand nation, commencing control admission to the records of pedi­ market, and in 1880, nine years ago, the and Carlton burned to the ground Wed­
of the Tucker tract of 91 acres which has will reside in the future.
at the Atlantic, has followed the sun to
attention to the speaker.
grees. When an animal meets the re­ demand for twine was only 300 tons. nesday morning at 10 o’clock while Mr.
just been platted.
Attorneys at Law Magers, Fenton and
President D. T. Stanley, of the Normal the Pacific, across a continent of happy quirements of admission and is duly reg­ This year it will reach 50,000 to 60,000 Olds was in this city. The fire originated
The morning train was loaded Tuesday Laughary left Thursday for Salem to ar­ school, addressed the audience on “Pro­ homes. We are a great people, three
tons. It is hard for one to appreciate from the fire place. The family was en­ Goods of all descriptions moved and rar'-fnl
■with people who went to attend tlie cele­ gue the Wright vs Delap case before fessional Teaching,” giving a brief histo­ millions have increased to sixty, thirteen istered, it shall be accepted as a standard
handling guaranteed.
states have increased to forty-two. We j trotting-bred animal:
the enormous increase in the use of bind­ gaged in cleaning house and had taken
Collections will be made monthly.
bration at Portland.
Judge Boise in chambers.
ry of the normal anil kindergarten schools have better and more of the convenien-! 1. —Anv stallion that has himself a er twine, but it has pressed so hard on up the carpets. They put the old st raw
['s?’Hauling of all kinds done cheap. ,a
ces of life than any other people under 1
The latest styles in ladie’s and gentle­
Vede Olds has purchased the Cook following the subject down to the pres­
record of two minutes and thirty seconds the source of supply that we are now see­ into the fire place and burned it. The
man’s dress shoes at prices to defy com- house dining rooms of Wm. Martin and ent time. This address was well worth the Oh sun.
1 I love our country, bounded as it (2:30> or better, provided any of his get ing tho result in a very substantial man­ chimney being defective the fire com­
pdtition at Apperson’s.
municated to the upper part of the house.
took charge of them yesterday. Vede is hearing, and the speaker endeavored to is by the seas, walled by the air, ami lit ha« a record of 2 ;35 or better, or provid­ ner.
We want that railroad. We have new a rustler and we welcome him to Mc­ impress upon the minds of the teachers up by the eternal stars. I love the re­ ed bis sire or his dam is already a stand­
“I said that there was no trust, and I The household goods in the upper story
present the responsibility of their position public, I love it because I love liberty. ard animal.
additions to the city every day and now Minnville.
further say that no competition among were all consumed. Mr. Olds was in­ Has the most complete stock of harm“-'-
I don’t know what the future may bring
in the county. At present 12 set of sin­
and
that
they
should
enter
the
profession
iet us have a new railroad.
forth; T don’t know what inventions yet
Al Hussey and Frank Wisecarver take
2. —Any mate or gelding that has a buyers in this country has helped to put formed of the circumstance by parties
gle harness, hand made, in prices
up the price. There was too keen a com­ who arrived soon after the fire.
A. J. Smith will move his shop to the banana for champion fish catchers. with a determination to succeed; if they remain in the brain of the futnre; I don’t record of 2:30 or better.
ranging from |12 to $30. and 8
know
what
garments
of
bliss
or
of
torture
did
this
they
certainly
would.
This
end
­
petition
among
manufacturers
to
get
set oi team harness ns cheap
Carlton where he will go into business They fished all day Wednesday until 5
3. —Any horse that is the sire of two
The Ladiea Delighted,
may bo woven with the years to come.
ed
tlie
evening
’
s
entertainment.
with Russ Logan of this city.
o'clock and did not catch a fish. Their
But I do know that coming from the in­ animals with a record of 2:30 or better. cheap hemp, to allow prices to remain
AS
ANY
PLACE IN THE COUNTY
The pleasant effect and the perfect
Thursday morning the institute was finite sea of the future there never will—
Harvey Henderson was out on the luck then changed and at 6 o’clock they
4. —Any horse that is the sire of one steady, and they were advanced with
Can
be
seen
on the hooks In iny shop.
safety
with
which
ladies
may
opened
by
an
able
address
from
Prof.
L.
use
the
there
never
can
touch
this
bank
and
animal with a record of 2:30 or better, every purchase. In November, 1888,
streets for the first time Monday, after had a fine string of 105. How is that,
competent workmen employed
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under to 1 do have
W. McAdams on “Methods of Teaching slioal of time—a greater blessing or
hemp
was
sold
f.
o.
b.
Manila
for
£34
15s
all
kind,
of repairing ami to make
can
any
one
beat
it?
provided he has either of the additional
an illness of over two months.
Geography.” Prof. E. S. Longacre gave grander glory than liberty for man,
per ton, and in January of this year for all conditions make it their iavorite rem­ any harness ordered I also keep a full
woman
and
child.
Libcrtv
is
my
motto
qualifications:
1.
A
record
himself
of
The
value
of
a
remedy
should
be
esti
­
For Sale.—Patridge Cochin and Buff
of oil and rubber robes, lap robes,
edy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the stock
an explananation of Yaggy’s Geograpic-
horse covers, saddles, etc. A full line of
2:35 or better. 2. Is the sire of two £53 10s, an advance in two months of
Cochin eggs, pure stock for sale at Chas. mated by its curative properties. Ac­ al charts, and was followed by Prof. Ren- j ami at 1 er feet I cast my lot.
taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on
nearly
5c
per
pound,
landed
in
New
for repairs constantly on hand.
ras
Miss
N
annie
B
ooth
,
I other animals witharecord of 2:35 or
Grissen’s or Mrs. B. F. Saylor’s, $3.00 cording to this standard, Ayer’s Sarsap­ olds, who gave some very excellent ideas
York. The cheapest twine that ever has the kidneys, liver and bowels.
better.
3.
Has
a
sire
or
dam
that
is
al
­
Signs of Prosperity.
arilla
is
the
best
and
most
economical
John Maddock and wile of Heppner,
on the subject. A recess was then taken
been seen was when the manufacturers
Notice.
ready a standard animal.
were in the city the first of the week. He blood medicine in the market, because and after calling to order the balance ot
B attle C heek , Mich. April 27.—A
had an organization to buy together, and
5.
—
Any
mare
that
has
produced
an
the
most
pure
and
concentrated.
Price
Tax payers of Yamhill county will take
will open up a bank in Goldendale soon.
the morning was spent in tlie discussion heavy train of probably thirty earloads
to resist the extortion of the foreign
$1. Worth $5 a bottle.
notice that the time has now expired for
J. S. HIBBS. Pro.
of threshing machines from the Advance animal with a record of 2:30 or better.
of “School Organization.
For Sale.—A span of small mules,
growers,
by
allowing
stocks
to
accumu
­
6. —The progeny of a standard horse
paying taxes without cost, and that all Third Street,
Mr. V. J. Turnidge, of Polk county has charts, and was followed by Prof. Ren- Thresher company, consigned to Z. T.
-
McMinnville.
hack and lumber wagon. Cheap, for
late. This organization expired in March,
w hen out of a standard mare.
now due the county are subject to
cash or on time. Enquire of Rev. J. Ho­ the sole right for this county for a very olds, who gave some very excellent Wright, Portland Or., left this city early, 7. —The female progeny of a standard 1887, and while strong exertions have taxes
-----
Keeps
constantly
on
hand-----
a forced collection. Come in and settle
neat volume entitled “Young People’s ideas on tlie subject. A recess was then this morning via the Burlington roule,
berg.
been made since to revive it, they have with the sheriff and save costs and ex­
horse
when
out
of
a
mare
by
a
standard
Pictorial Library,” by Mrs. Sarah K. taken, and after calling to order, the C. B. & Q. R. R., and will be run through
been unsuccessful, and in its stead there is penses of levy and sale of property,
Dr. W. E. Welch a graduate of the
Bolton, the price of which is $4.00. He balance of the morning was spent in the special to destination, stopping only at horse.
the most bitter feeling between the large therefore to save costs and trouble please Highest price paid for fat cattle, sheep hops
Rush medical college of Chicago, Ill.,
8.
—
The
female
progeny
of
a
standard
call at once and settle up your tax bill.
discussion
of
school
organization.
and poultry.
also has the agency for “The White
important
points
en
roule
for
exhibition.
Jias located at Lafayette to practice liis
McMinnville, Feb. 5, 1889.
After recess Supt. McElroy stated that The rapid time and numerous decorations horse when out of a mare whose dam is manufacturers.
House Cook Book,” by Mrs. F. I. Gel-
“As to the future. The prices of both
the T elephone -R egister had invited j
T. J. H arris ,
profession.
lette, giving the pictures of all the ladies the teachers in attendance to call at this will doubtless cause this train as it standard horse.
Sheriff of Yamhill Co. Requirements of a Stenographer.
fibres have caused the producers to plant
A. L. Gortner arrived in this citv Mon­ of the white house, price $2.50.
9.
—
Any
mare
that
has
a
record
of
2
:35
office and inspect the work of tlie new speeds across the country to attract the
TA Succeed as a stenographer, one must I- $»<•-
day from The 1 >alles where he has been
or better, and whose sire or dam is a in excess of all present requirements,
MOTHERS!
The owners of trotting stock in this Hoe steam press, which would work off | attention of the entire farming commun­
IU « urate in short hand, hk i) led in type­
and with the great attention that is being Castoria is recommended by physicians writing,
this week’s edition at 4 o’clock. We
standard animal.
working in a planing mil). He returned
n goo<l peninim, a «-«»inpelent <or-
city are now working them down to a were glad to see a goodly number attend. ity of the whole Pacific Northwest.
given to other fibres, with an idea of or children teething It is a purely veget­ respondent. In the Shorthand Department of the
Wednesday.
Royce
&
Lansing.
PORTLAND
COLLEGE
This
same
company
shipped
two
simi
­
able
preparation,
its
ingredients
are
pub
­
good gait. Dr. Galbreath’s colt, Jeff, Tbe interior of a printing office is held in
using them for twine, we may naturally lished around each bottle It is pleasant thorough teaching BUSINESS
in shorthand, daily practice
If you will notice the ad of P. F. trotted several quarters Wednesday in awe by the majority of the people be­ lar trains to the Northwest last season.
Friday evening the Royce & Lansing expect to see a reaction.
in
type-writing,
careful
instruction
in |x-nman-
to the taste and absolutely harmless. It re­
Browne you will see that the Pioneer 47 and 48 seconds. Clark Braly’s iron cause it is the abode of devils—that is
abundant DRILL in correspondence amply
Co looked at a packed house when the
“I'lax, American hemp and jute are lieves constipation regulates the bowels, shipand
so,
but
if
the
people
had
called
on
us
boot and shoe store has celebrated its grey fresh from the grass pulled a sulky
quiets pain, cures diarrhoea and wind colic, qualify students for positions always open to those
prepared to fill them. Send for catalogue.
yesterday when the office was filled with
Seventeen exchanges containing the curtain went up on the first act. This all being experimented with, all have to allays feverishness, destroys worms, and fully
20th birthday.
hMTLAI
for the first time,a quarter in 46 seconds. the pretty Oregon school teachers they
company played here about a year ago be sized to prevent their rotting, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child and A. P. A rmsi pon «., P it .,
Pioneer
’
»
account
of
the
wonderful
sight
gives it refeshing and natural sleep Cas­
Wright’s Compound Syrup of Sarsa­ These are roadsters and speak well for would have declared that angels inhab­
and
gave
great
satisfaction.
All
the
[>eo-
jute,
which
is
the
cheapest
fibre
known,
of w hales, seal and porpoise, as reported
toria is the children's panacea—the moth
ited the place also.
parilla can be relied upon for all blood the future of Yamhill county stock.
l>le are artists in their lines and the en­ has so far proved utterly worthless.
ers' friend, 35 doses. 35 cents.
The teachers who attended this insti­ by Captain Small, of the Norma, were
diseases, skin affections, etc. Sold oy
P. J. Lutz and family arrived Wednes­ tute are as follows.
“The Bahamas and Florida are well
received at this office last week, and six tertainment has a finish about it which
For Hale.
Rogers <4 Todd.
day night from Jamesville, Wisconsin.
out of the seventeen gave the proper pleases the most fastidious. The Swiss adapted to the growth of sisal, and are
NEWBERG.
Ssw
mill
fully
equipped and now run­
The marshal impounded two cows that He arrived here in the midst of a rain
Mrs Vannie Martin Miss Emma Phillips credit. Two credited it to the Aetorian, bells took the audience by storm and ttie receiving much attention. When sisal
were on the streets after 10 o’clock Mon­ and the street lights not lieing lighted Miss Emma E Bell Miss
ning
a
full
crew,
capacity 10,000 feet j>er
company
was
repeatedly
encored.
Miss
declines
manila
will
follow.
Ella Hadley
two to “Ex.," and the balance just
day night and also four horses that were he had to do the best he could. The Miss Lottie C Smith Miss May Cottle
“I don’t see how it ;s possible for a lo­ day, orders now on hand for 300,000 feet.
naturally swiped it without credit. In Lizzie Royce captured the audience with
Easy terms given. Reason for selling, ill
running al large Tuesday.
Miss Emma Deskins
hotels were full and he could not find a Roxie Heater
ten of the papers the seals were alluded tier songs and she is indeed worth hear­ cal twine trust, of which I have seen
F R Rogers
J K Wright
health. For full partk-ulars enquire of
ing.
Mr.
Royce
is
funny,
bright
and
one
We call the attention of carpenters lace in which to sleep. He is a veterinary Edwin Harrison
mention,
to
have
been
formed.
The
to as “fir” seals.— Astoria Pioneer.
E L McCormick
J. I. Knight A Co. McMinnville, Or.
•and builders of this city to the notice of surgeon. We need more accommoda­ A W Cook
If the much hurt Pioneer will look at of the most clever comedians who ever principal dealers are agents for compet­
;
appeared
in
this
city.
Little
Maude
Barnekoff, Allyn <4 Co., who want bids tions, and it seems as if the citizens of
ing
binders,
and
use
the
twine
to
sell
NORTH YAMHILL.
the article referred to, in the last issue
this town who have capital would look J A Buchanan
ifor their new grain elevator.
John B Frver
of the T elephone R egister it will find Flint is a wonder for a child, ami in machines, and farmers know that there
I “Edith’s Burglar” is a clever hit. Miss is great rivalry between the agents.
D M Stott’
-Can the eastern states produce as fine to the city’s need in this line and over­ L E Fryer
it duly credited.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Caetorla,
Frank Dudley
Fred Cane
Harris and Mr. Archer are clever musi­
“A large amount of twine is sold by When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
weather as Oregon, is a question which come it. When an immigrant comes M L Edmunds
Longdon & Cary,
M
N
Gibson
cians and pleased the public. All in all independent dealers, who buy as large When she became Miss, she clung to Caatoria,
has l»een raised and we conclude that here do all you can to help him along
WHEATLAND.
We have been informed of our mistake the Royce & Lansing show is the clean­ quantities as the machine men, and sell When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
and he will become a permanent resi­
from the silence, that they can’t.
Miss E Robertson Miss Lou Robertson of last week in the matter of the Willa­ est, neatest and most genteel show on as cheaply. Twine will be sold on this
dent.
Combine» the juice of the Blue Figiot
Miss Ollie Harvey
A full attendance of the members of
mina mill, it is owned by I.ongdon & the road to-day.
coast this year as cheaply as in the
California, so laxative and nutritious
the McMinnville Coffee club is requested
BELLEVUE.
A New Project.
with the medicinal virtues of plants
Cary and not by Mr. Cary as published.
East.”
Almond Eyed Christians.
Mrs N F Dawson
thia (Friday) afternoon as there are of­
known to be most beneficial to the
This mill has been overhauled from
Judge
Cowls
of
this
city
will
give
$200
WEST CHEHALEM.
human system, forming the ON LY PER
ficers to elect for tlie ensuing vear. Mrs.
It seems there still remains a faint
Lakes Drying Up.
basement to roof,an entire outfit of roller
towards
boring
an
artesian
well
in
this
FECT REMEDY to act gentlv yet
Hodson, Pres., Mrs. Calbreath, Sec.
John Hanson
Josie Shearer
mill machinery put in, ne »’.scowers and hope for the civilization of the heathen
promptly on the
city 1500 feet down. If water is found at
Tlie Herald, published in the new
m ' coy .
Jananscheck will play a three days en­ 500 feet or is not found at 1500 feet the
Chinese,
judging
from
tlie
account
the
polishers for cleaning wheat, new bolts,
county of Harney, says that not over
gagement in Portland beginning Mon­ money will be paid. Is there another Miss Lottie Beckett Miss Maggie Sears
purifiers, scalpers, etc., and three sets of Ashland Record gives of their doings. It
m
’
minnville
.
four miles of the original bed of Warner
—AND TO —
day, May 6th. She is one of the greatest progressive man in this city who wants to
single and double rolls making a com­ says: “The appearance of ten or twelve
lake
is
now
covered
with
water,
whereas
actresses on the American stage. Several find out whether or not this is an artesian Maggie Redmond Carrie C Mark
<
liinese
at
church
last
Sunday
gave
plete roller mill of the latest improved
Mrs N L New
Nellie Gardner
people from this city intend to bear her. country, if so add your name to the fol­ Meda Hatch
— SO THAT —
pattern. The Hour produced is equal to somewhat of a cosmoi>olitan aspect to in 1865 there were seven leet of water
Mary Cleinenson
PURE BLOOD,
David Cation
Mr. Wm. Galloway attracted much at­ lowing list :
Chas W Spring
anything in the state. Large orders can the town. These ex-heathens belong to where the land is now dry, and this year
REFRESHING SLEEP,
E M Underwood
________
the Presbyterian Chinese Mission school a Btack containing 300 tons of hay was
G Lewis
tention Wednesday and Thursday while J. W. Cowls
be filled on short notice.
$200 Miss Mattie Walters J Miss
I A Skinner
HEALTH and STRENGTH
in Ashland, and while they are industri­ burned on land which in 1878 was sur­
on the streets in liis new $13 suit. He
Mrs Minnie I)ee
Miss Hattie Sweet
A Poor Ordinance.
veyed
as
Warner
lake.
Goose
lake,
Naturally follow. Every one is using it
Notice to Contractors and Builders.
ous
students,
they
are
like
other
foreign
­
was the school teachers gallant. He
W J Crawford
Mrs J T Patterson
—FOR—
and all are delighted with it. Ask your
ushered in the school mai ms at the opera
We are informed by the marshal that ers who are learning another language, which once reached Lakeview, Or., is
Ralph Story
We the undersigned will on the 15 day B F Rhodes
druggist for SY RUP OF FIGS. Manu­
now
five
miles
away,
and
Malheur
lake,
prone
to
put
in
some
of
their
own
pigeon-
WILLAMINA.
an
ordinance
requires
the
removal
of
the
house. •
factured only by the
of May 1889, let to the lowest responsi­
in
Harney
county,
is
eight
feet
lower
toed
English.
In
place
of
calling
them
­
C C Linden
street lamps on May 1st. Wednes­
A huge five-masted schooner has load­ ble bidder the labor for building a grain T E Fristoc
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
LAFAYETTE.
day night the teachers of the institute selves Christians, they style themselves than at any period within the memory of
ed at Portland, Me., with 1,850,000 feet elevator at McMinnville, Yamhill coun­
S an F rancisco , C al .
the
oldest
inhabitant.
The
Winnemucca
“
Jesus
men.
”
When
John
begins
a
Mias
Maggie
Boone
Mi»»
Oma
Font»
LouT«vri i f , Kv.
New Y ork . N. Y.
had to find their way about town in the
of spruce lumlier for Buenos Ayres. It ty, Oregon. Plans and specifications can
Mrs
Jessie
Johnson
Miss
Edith
Kelty
Silrer
State
says
that
Humboldt
lake
in
dark and as it happened it was a dark ! reformation lie gees the whole length
is said to be the largest cargo of lumber j be seen at our office in the McMinnville
amity .
( untrained )
night and raining.
The city council and not by halves, as these almond eyed Nevada, which some years ago comprised
■ ever loaded on a vessel, and it would flouring mill. We reserve the right to
T E Armstrong
Miss Anna Wash
should repeal stub an ordinance. If the rat-eaters are very handy with the bil­ a sheet of water sixteen or eighteen
reject any and all bids.
Signed,
load a train of 2158 cars.
Warranted il
Owners to Prive.
DAYTON.
lights had l>een lighted as they ought, liard cue and can smoke a cigar with the miles long and from eight to twelve
to cure
i APHRODITINE
B arnekoff , A llyn & Co.
A dry, hacking cough kee]>s the bron­
I
the teachers would have nothing bad to gusto of a thoroughbred American.”
Is S old on a
Miss Hattie Gowdy Miss Ella Jones
mileB wide, is now only a few miles long
Entries
to
close
Saturday,
May
4,
chial tubes in a state of constant irrita­
say against the city as it is they have.
POSITIVE
Miss Minnie E Call L R Lewis
The Oak Grove.
and perhaps a mile or two wide. The Ten |R>r cent entrance fee.
Let
us
see
if
the
lamps
can
be
lighted
on
guarantee
Miss Fannie Dorsey
There is more catarrh in this sectiou of
tion, which, if not speedily removed,
Humboldt
has
not
discharged
any
water
to
cure any
every
dark
night.
It
s.hould
be
thus.
the country than all other diseases put
You will see by the deeds recorded
may lead to bronchitis. No prompter
BALLSTON.
form of nervous
into the lake for several years, and a
together,
and
until
the
last
few
years
was
disease,
or any
remedy can be had than Ayer’s Cherry this week that the Tucker property lias L W McAdams
W A Wann
Important Business.
supposed to be incurable. For a great large area which was covered several
disorder of the
generative or­
Pectoral, which is both an anodyne and been transferred and that the Invest­
SHERIDAN.
many
years
doctors
pronounced
it
a
local
The board of trade will meet at the of­
feet with water at one time is now as dry
gans of either
ment company of Portland is now owners Miss Emma Green Miss Fannie Parrish
disease, and prescribed local remedies,
expectorant.
sex whether ar
fice of J. E. Magers to transact important and by constantly failing to cure with lo­ I as any part ot the Humboldt valley. It
hi ng
from the ..
BEFORE
___
.________
______
after
of tbe tract. The investors were in this
Same Day.
CARLTON.
excessive use of Stimulant*, Tobacco or Opium,
From the Walla Walla correspondence
1 is a fact, however, that the lake was as
business
in
connection
with
the
Astoria
cal
treatment,
pronounced
it
incurable.
I city Wednesday and transacted tlie busi­ Miss Agnes Sweet
or through youthful Indiscretion, over hidulg
in the Oregonian the following item ap-'
railroad. A full attencance is required. Science lias proven catarrh to be a con­ , low nine or ten years ago as it is to-day.
eucc, Ac., such a« Loss of Brain Power, W akeful
ness. They will, it is said, lay off two
DALLAS.
stitutional disease, and therefore requires and that five veais ago it was as high as
n<*«>. Bearing down I’alns hi the Ism k, Beta Inal
pears : Our creamery now churns every
By
order
of
the
president.
Weakness, Hysteria. Nervous Prostration Nix-turn
blocks on which the oak grove is situ­ Miss Retta Shreve Miss Retta Campbell
constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
al Emissions. Leucorrbrea, Diezine».Weak Mem­
day, turning out 1500 pounds, which sells
G.
W.
J
ones
,
it
was
ever
known
to
be.
Immigrants
in
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney <4
T Bonnie Swann
E S Longacre
ated for a public park.
ory. Loss of Power and Impotence, which if ue-
at once at 35 cents, the farmers getting
fsleeted often lead to premature old see and Inaan-
Secretary. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the oniy constitu­ early days who saw the Humboldt dis­
Mrs M A Longacre
ty. Price 11.00 a box, 6 boxen for 15.00 Sent by
tional cure on tlie market. It is taken charge an immense volume of water into Conditions same as above.
25 cents a pound from tlie creamery.
bethel ,
mall on receipt of price.
DEEDS RECORDED.
internally
in
doses
from
10
drops
to
a
A WRITTEN ill A RANTF.F. foreveryl . 00
The industry is thriving surprisingly.
'
the
lake
or
sink,
as
it
was
called,
be
­
B F Mulkey
G ates -B owman .—In this city, Friday, teaspooiiful. It acts directly upon the
order, to refund tbe money if a Permanent
CHAS WOODS'
cure
is not eller ted. Thousands of testimonial*
H.
A.
Tucker
to
F.
Barnekoff,
90.11
lieved
it
to
be
a
subterraneous
outlet
;
blood
ami
mucus
surface
of
the
system,
The parlor meeting at Mr. Galloway’s
April 26, 1889, at the residence of Mrs.
from old and young, of both sexes, permanently
offer oDe linudred dollats for any but that idea was erroneous, as the vol­
cured by ArHnoniTise Circular free. Address
last Tuesday evening was well attended acres, known as the Tucker tract, situ­ L M Curl
A. E. Breon, by Justice 8. F. Harding, f They
ease it fails to cure. Send for circulars ume of water was reduced by evapora­
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
FAIRDALE.
and the company seemed enthused with ated in McMinnville, Or.; con $13,516.50
Mr. Don C. Gates and Miss May Bow­ and testimonials. Address,
WKSTIKN BKZXCH,
F.
Barnekoff
to
the
Investment
com
­
tion,
not
diainage.
S
T
Duncan
A
Western
Wholesale
House
has
recently
added
to
the discussion of tlie subject of “Indus­
man, all of Yamhill county.
BOX 27
PORTLAND, OR.
F. J. CHENEY <4 CO., Toledo, O.
its regular business a special department which will
Sold by Rogers A- Todd, sole tt-zenf- io
independence
require services of capable men in various localities.
WT’Sold by Druggists, 75c.
trial Training.” Mi. Fenton’s remarks pany of Portland, Or., 90.11 acres,
Timothy Hay for Sale.
DIED.
This firm makes no misleading promises of exorbitant McMinnville.
salaries, but pushing and reliable applicants who can
Miss O A Nelson
were verv instructive and others gave known as the Tucker tract, in McMinn­ Miss M McNary
Wright’s Red Cross Cough Syrup
satUfarv.rY references as to trust worthiness
I have some A No. 1 Timothy hay furnish
Miss A M Denman Nell M Hill
B riedweli ..—At Amity, April 28, 1889, cures
will be liberally paid in proportion to the ability they
valuable points. Time ami place of next ville, Or.; con $18022.
coughs, colds, hoarseness, loss of
demonstrate. Our requirements will not of necessity Children Cry for
which
I
will
sell
for
$8.09
per
ton
in
the
MONMOUTH.
beloved wife of John W. Briedweli, Sr. voice and all inflamed conditions of the
interfere with business in which applicant may now
The above deeds were recorded Thurs­
meeting and subject of discussion given
be engaged. Address, with references,
Pitcher’s Castoria
«• K. lukaums A «, IM NT ATX XT., UUCA0O, IIX.
C lark B raly .
Miss Jessie Taylor B L Murphy
Funeral services held Tuesday.
lungs. Sold by Rogers <4 Todd.
day morning at 9 o’clock.
I barn at my place.
next week.
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.
O. O. HODSON
I
THE BEST ROOF NOW IN USE,
■»
F. DIELSCHNEIDER,
T
4
No Goods Misrepresented as to
FETZER & HIGH,
Z
Draymen.
E. WRIGHT
N
>
*
Eurisko Market.
All Meats of Best Quality.
y
♦
4
McMinnville Fair Ground,
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
Cleansetne System Effectually,
Yamhill County
Buggy Horses
The Celebrated French Cure,
Three Minute Race!
$50.
For Yamhill Co. Horres.
SALESMEN WANTED,