The Telephone=register., June 07, 1889, Image 1

M c M innville , O regon , F riday , june 7, 1889.
» e 'ÎÂR î S: Consolidated Feb. 1,1889.
VOL. I. NO. 18
QUICK WITH A PISTOL.
DHULEEP SING’S GEM.
VERV INTEM PERATE.
three minutes, yon go to rest whether
Administratrix’ Notice.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
you could whip your man the next in­
Captain Hall on Wliat Cavalry The Famous Diamond Now Another Anecdote About flic late
Notice is hereby given that the under­
Nellie Bly’s Visit to John L. Stili- stant or not.”
signed has been by the County Court for
General Harney.
Sparkles on Queen Victoria’s
Might <lo With Revolvers.
I examined Sullivan's hand, lie wateb-
vaii at bis Training Quarters.
Y anihill County, Oregon dulv appointed
ing me with an amused expression.
Breast.
administratrix
of the Estate of A. li. Hod­
A
party
of
gentlemen
were
talking
Wandering around Kingfisher, in Okla­
Nellie Bly, the bright lady reporter on 1
It looks too small a hand to bear a
son, deceased All persons, therefore, hav­
about
the
late
General
Harney
at
the
I
The
iaruous
Kohinoor
diamond,
or
homa,
the
curious
visitor
notices
in
front
;
record
of
so
many
“
knock-out
”
blows.
ing
any
claims
against
said Estate, will pre­
I the New York World, who exposed the
sent them to me, dulv verified, at tlie office
doings of the asylum on Blackwell’s island I The fingers are straight and shapely, of one of the cavalry camps a space encir­ • “Mountain of Light,” which, aecordiug Palace last evening. One of them said; of
J E. Magers, McMinnville, Oregon, on
have closely trimmed nails, and are cf a
and showed up to the public the bribery lovely pink. Tlie only apparent difler- cled witii a narrow path made by the s to a recent despatch, Queen Victoria has “I supjiose there have been more stories or before six months from this date
told
about
Harney
than
any
man
that
Dated
May 22, 1889,
trampling
of
hoofs,
and
wonders
why
’
been
asked
to
restore
to
its
rightful
own-
methods of l’helps, the king of the lob- ■ ence is the great thickness through.
M argaret m . hodson .
this ciicus-like ring should be there and 1 er, Prince Dhuleep Sing, is one of tlie was ever in the army. He had a good
‘‘Feel my arm,” he said.
ists in the New’ Yoik legislature, went to i
Administratrix.
many
enemies,
as
all
men
like
him
are
I
tried
to
feel
the
muscle.
It
was
like
nothing
like
it
about
the
other
camps.
.
great
jewels
of
the
world.
During
hun-
J.
E.
M
agers
.
Belfast, N. Y., to see John L. Sulivan.
a rock. With both hands I tried to
May 23:2(1,
Att’y for said Estate
bound to have. He probably, when in
Here is her experience with an opinion span it, but I couldn’t. The great fellow A question, says the Kansas City Times, , dreds of years it lias been looked upon his
prime, was one of the beHt i»oker-play-
LOAN BROKERS, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND SEARCHERS of RECORD. of Boston’s ideal slugger of the universe; sat watching me, with a boyish expres­ discovers that Captain Hall, who com­ with superstitious reverence by the Hin­ ers
in America. His power of endurance
Notice for l>ublici«tion.
mands the troop, is a pistol enthusiast, doos, who lielieve that its possession was something remarkable, and his nerve
If Sulivan isn’t able to whip any pu­ sion of amusement.
"When
I
am
ready
to
fight
there
and requires his men to practice snap­ carries with it the sovereignty ol India. was just as good at the close of a 24-bour
I.vxn Orrii K at Oregon Citv. Or.. I
gilist in the world, I would like to see
won’t be any fat on my hands or face. shooting regularly.
May 14. 1889.1
On the other hand, it has lieen regarded game as it was when the first hand was
the man who is. I went to Belfast, N. They will be as hard as bone.”
Notice is hereby given that the following-
Captain Hall is a very interesting per­ as an omen of ruin and disaster, and its dealt.
Y. to see him last week and was surprisd.
“Do you harden them?”
“I knew him in St. Louis twenty years named settler has tiled notice ot liis inten­
"Certainly. If I didn’t I would have sonality. lie is a Missourian, but has history shows that every sovereign own­ ago, and, although lie was nearly forty I tion to make final proof in support of his
Why? I often thought that the sparring
pieces knocked off. With a mixture of
and. that said proof will I»- made
instinct was inborn in everything except rock salt, white-wine vinegar, and sev­ been so long in service that “if asked ing it up to Victoria lost either Ills life or yearn my senior, he was then a very claim
young-feeling man and a very entertain­ before the County Judge, or in liis aliscnce
women and flowers. I have seen funny eral other ingredients, I whitewash my from whence he came,” the answer his empire. It belonged to the Mogul ing companion.
iM-fore the County Clerk of Yninhill county,
would be the army rather than Howard dynasty of rulers, but there is a tradition
little roosters without one feather sprout hands and face.”
“He was in the Black Hawk war, the at McMinnville, ilregon, on Friday, July 12,
county, Mo. In physique and nature he that, before it shone in the Peacock Florida war, in Mexico and on the plains. 1889, viz:
“Don’t you hate to hit a man?”
fight
like
real
men.
It
’
s
funny
how
proud
WILLIAM 1. ROBERTSON,
No. 1—310 acres, 3% miles from McMinn­ 300,000 feet of lumber now on hand, 44V)
"I don’t think about it,” said Sullivan, is the ideal of a bean sabreur, allowing throne, it was owned, countless ages Iie­ And he was alwavs equal to toe emeigen-
ville; finely improved, goint buildings , wa­ acres good timber land. Price. $6,000. One- boys are of their muscle; even a quiet with a smile.
Homestead Entry No. 3003, for the s yi of »
for the contradiction that he entertains fore by the mythological Pandoos.
cy
;
*
ter pipi d to house and barn. Price. $10,500. third cash; balance, one to two years’ lime, boy who hasn’t any. Almost as soon as
“When you do have to hurt a man
“I used to hear my father tell a story w Q and the n e *4 of s w 1-4 of section 20. t
for cash or lumber.
One-tliird cash: easy terms.
an antipathy to the saber. He is rather
At all events, sovereign lias been about Harney He was in the army, and 2 s, r 5 w.
the boy learns to walk, lie learns to don’t you feel sorry?”
No,
50
—
160
acres,
eight
miles
from
Mc
­
No. 2—210 acres, 3 miles from McMinn­
11c names the following witnesses to prove
“I am never sorry until the fight is tall and apparently slender, but so firmly stealing it from sovereign for nearly a knew Harney well.
ville; well improved; running water. Price, Minnville; 30 aeres plow land, halanee tim­ jump into the position of defense and over?”
his continuous residence u|>on and cultiva­
knit that in strength is much beyond the thousand years. The court circles of
“Along about 1830, I think it was, Har­ tion of, said land, viz ;
$9,(M«>. One-third cash ; balance, easy terms. ber and pasture; 100 acres lenced, small or­ double up liis fists.
“How do you feel when you get hit ordinaryr In arguing for the abandon­
chard; warranty deed. Price, $950.
Geo L Riggins. Geo Davis. T. B Rob­
London would, of course, be shocked at ney, who w as then a captain, was in com­
I reached Belfast in the morning and very hard?”
No. 5—four 20-acre tracts 2'4 miles from
mand at Mackinaw, the fort commanding ertson ami Bert Bowers, all of North Yam­
5^o. 8, B—635acres 2 miles from postoffice, was the only passenger for that place.
ment
of
the
sabor
and
the
substitution
of
McMinnville. Price, $8IIO per tract, One-
the
application of this term to the meth­ the
“I only want a chance to hit back.”
hill.
Yamliill county, Oregon.
straits
connecting
Lakes
Huron
and
2 houses, one barn, living water, 400 acres
half down
“Ever see a man killed in the ring?” the revolver he has to advance against od by which Her Majesty acquired the Michigan. One morning the company! Anv
___ .....
..... who desires to , protest
______ against
_____
person
plow land; price $15 per acre, balance time -Muldoon’s house, where Sulivan is train­
from
“
No,
1
onlv
knew
of
one
man
who
No. 10—five 10-acre tracts, 2 miles
''
.......... of
" such
" , proof, or who c Know»
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secured by.mortgage on the premises
ing, is in the prettiest part of the town, died in the ring. He was Walker of the protests of many old officers, who gem, but it is the very plain language of bugler was reported to him as having the allowance
McMinnville. Price. $50 per acre.
of f any
under •»...
the i law
"”v substantial reason, .........
—
No. 3—30 acres two ami one-1 a If miles only a short distance from the hotel. One Philadelphia, who died from neglect stick to'the ancient weapon of the mount­ Prince Dhuleep Sing to the Empress of been arrested the night before for drunk- “ and
regulations
of
the
interior
ilepartiueut.
No. 11—15 acres, with good house and from postoffice, house of live rooms, barn could never imagine from the surround­
India. “It will be useless for me,” lie enness. Tbe poor devil had spent the
ed soldier.
why
such
proof
should
not
lie
allowed,
will
after
the
fight
was
over.
”
barn, chicken house, etc., tine orchard ; 2 1-2 24-30, living water on ¡ remises, all first class bigs that a prize-fighter trained there.
“I began to consider the superiority of writes, “to demand the restoration of night in the guard-house and had suffer­
• miles from McMinnville. Price, 1.700. One- land; price, $1500.
Although I hail breakfast before the modern pistol over the Baber,” lie my kingdom, swindled from me by your ed enough already. Harney, however, be given an opportunity at tlie above men­
The house is a verv pretty two-story reaching
time and place to cross-examine tlm
half cash ; balance, three years.
Muldoon's cottage, 1 accepted said last week in his quiet way, “some Christian government, but which 1 hope ordered him to lie brought before him. tioned
witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evi­
building surrounded with the very his proposal to break bread with him as
No. 12—170 acres adjoining the town of! No. 7 — 110U acres four and one-half miles
years ago. The conviction that it is the shortly, by the aid of Providence, to re­ Tlie bugler appeared in a very sorry dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
McMinnville; with extra good buildings, from McMinnville, well improved,goodjbuild- smoothest and greenest of walks.
his guest. A nearer view of the dining­
I rang tbe bell and sent a letter of in­ room lost none of the prettiness and best possible weapon for cavalry was take from my robbers. But my dia­ plight, his uniform soiled, his hair dish- claimant.
large orchard ami land oi best quality. ings, schoolhouse on one corner of farm;
W T. BURNEY,
price,
$45
per
acre,
two-thirds
cash.
troduction to Muldoon.
A handsome daintiness of everything. Birds, white ioiced on me as 1 studied the way to get mond, the Kohinoor, I understand, is eveled and his eyes bloodshot, *Ser- (May 24-21
Price. $75 per acre. $7,000 cash; balance,
Register.
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time.
No. 9—House of five rooms and % acre young man, with broad shoulders and linnen, beatiful dishes, a bunch of fra­ at the highest possible efficiency for my entirely at your own disposal. There­ geant,’said Harney,‘at 10 o’clock take
With a modern revolver a fairly fore, believing Your Majesty to be the this bugler down to the end of the wharf,
No. 13 —555 acres. 10 miles from McMinn­ in McMinnville, chicken house, barn, wood dressed in a corduroy coat, came into the grant lilacs—all entirely foreign to my troop.
room, holding a light grey cap in liis idea of prize-fighters. All was perfectly good shot can deliver five destructive most religious body that your subjects make him sit down and let his legs hang
ville ; 2 houses, 4 barns ; this is one of the shed, etc.; price, $650.
Notice for Publication
best stock farms in tlie County.
Price,
hand. His face was youthful, his eyes at ease and happy. At one end of the fires while the best swoidsman makes a pray for every Sunday, I do not hesitate over the water. Then get a loaf of stale
No.
10
—
20
vacant
lots
at
prices
ranging
$7,500. One-half cash; balance, terms to from $100 to $150 per lot, 60x120 feet, con­ blue and his expression pleasing.
A table sat Mrs. Muldoon; opposite her, single destructive stroke. The swords­ to ask that this gem be restored to me or bread from tlie sutler and place it in bis
L amp Ornes at O hkgon C itv . i
suit
Oregon, April 24, 18141 I
veniently located; easy terms.
smile brought two dimples which punct­ Muldoon ; next to Mrs. Muldoon was my man must be within a few feet of his ad­ else that a fair price be paid for it to me hand. Let him take a bite of the bread
No. 14—540 acres, 11 miles from McMinn­
of your privy purse.” Queen Victor­ and then blow a note on the bugle, l-et
Notice is hereby riven that tin- following-
No. 11—Relinquishment of claim to 157% uated liis rosy cheeks. His bearing was companion ; then myself; next to Sulli­ versary, while the revolver is accurate at out
ville; this farm has good buildings of all
easy aad most graceful. The champion
long distances. Against infantry, armed ia lias not yet replied to this polite re­ him alternate, a bite and a blow, until nanicd settler has tiled notice of her inten­
kinds necessary for tho farmer and stock aeres, ten miles from McMinnville, has for
van, on the opposite side, sat Assistant
large house 20x35, barn wrestler and athlete, William Muldoon, Trainer Barnett and McCleary. Sulli­ with improved repeating rifles the sabre quest for restitution, but even should the bread is eaten. No water mind you; tion to make final proof in support of tier
raiser; running water. Price, $18 per acre. improvements
had just returned from a two-mile walk. van’s brother, who is anxious to knock is at a great disadvantage. Under the Dhuleep be successful in getting liis not a drop. I’m bound I’ll put a stop to claim and that said proof will lie made be­
40x65, 9000 feet’fencing. etc.; price, $(>00.
Part cash and easy terms.
the county judge, or, in his almence,
He said Sulivan was just being rubbed out somebody, sat opposite Sullivan.
conditions that confront the cavalrv in ac­ kingdom back there is not much proba­ these men getting drunk and demoraliz­ fore
No. Iff—800 acres, 7 miles from McMinn­
Iiefore tlie county clerk of Yamhill county,
No. 17—House of 8 rooms with 8 lots in
bility that he will ever see his diamond ing the Indians.’
tive
service
here
in
the
United
States,
it
ville; about 50 head of cattle and horses, Johns’ addition. Good barn, etc. Loca­ down, and if I would excuse him one mo­
at
MeMinnvile,
Oregon, on Friday June 28
The wild flowers which graced the
“You know, gentleman, that in July, 1880. via:
liesiiles hogs, coats, farming machinery, tion is one of the best in McMinnville. ment lie would tell Sulivan I wished to table were gathered by these great is hardly a more suitable weapon than a again unless he receives an invitation to
Windsor
castle.
when
this
incident
occurred,
Mackin«
in
see him.
etc. Price, $21,000
One-fourth cash; bal­ Price, only $1700.
tomahawk.
D. WRIGHT.
ance, time to suit
The magniflcei.t gem, it is needless to the middle of tlie day is about aa hot a widow of William E Wright, deceased
In a few moments Muldoon returned, strongmen while taking their morning
“I wish to see tlie saber discarded, be­
No. 9, B—360 acres, 2 miles from McMinn­ followed by a man who I never would walk.
say, is part of the spoils of India. It place as there is to be found anywhere. Homestead Entry No. 4929, for tlie s
No. 17—100 acres, 7 miles from McMinn­
cause
as
long
as
it
is
retained,
the
train
­
of s
About a mile from Champion’s Lest is
“Well, the poor bugler was taken un­ w Q of section 12,13 s, r 2 w.
ville; very best valley land. Price. $45 per ville: good buildings, desirable location, 250 have taken for the great and only Sulivan.
necessary to develop rapid and accu­ was brought to England about 1850 in
acres in cultivation. Price, $30 per acre;
Muldoon’s beautiful farm of seventy ing
acre.
der
guard
and
seated
011
the
wharf.
He
Nile
names
the
following
witnesses
to
the
Medes,
sloop-of-war.
lie
is
a
tall
man
with
enormous
shoulders
rate
use
of
tlie
better
weapon
is
next
to
terms, $5,000 cash, balance easy payments.
well stocked with fine cattle.
No. 18—348 acres, 0 miles from McMinn­
Naturallv enough the gem caused a took a bite of bread and then gave a toot. prove her and her deceased liiisliand’s con­
and was dressed in dark trousers, a light acres,
impossible. To secure the full benefit of
In
the
training
quarters
is
suspended
No.
10,
B
—
105
acres,
3
1-2
miles
from
Mc
­
tinuous
residence
upon
and
cultivation
of
ville, well improved, water in every field,
cheviot coat and vest, and slippers. In
the revolver in actual warefare, every in­ great sensation in England. A glass The first few notes were quite musical, said land, viz:
buildings good, orchard. Price, $:>i per acre. Minnville, land of very best quality; price, liis hand he held a light cloth cap.
He from the ceiling a Rugby football. Sulli­ dividual soldier must be able to deliver model of it was made and put into the but towards the end, when tlie bugler's
John W Winters, A 8 Vaughn, Jas New­
$40
per
acre,
one-third
cash,
balance
in
two
van
pounds
every
day
the
big
football.
No- 19—100 acres. 1 mile from postoffice. years.
paused as lie entered the room, in a half
with certainty at full speed and in all Tower of Ixmdon for loyal Britishers to thirst asseited itself, they got very faint. man and Will Garland, all id Middleton
Upstairs the floor is covered with a white lire
Price. $45 per acre. One-half cash.
Harney
watched
the
performance
under
admire.
When
the
Crystal
palace
exhi
­
bashful
way.
He
twisted
the
cap
in
a
positions.
This
is
a
difficult
art,
as
any
­
Washington
county. Oregon.
56 acres, 2 miles from McMinnville; 50
wrestling pad, where the two champions
No. 20-62 acres, 6 miles from McMinn­
boyish, but not ungraceful manner.
body will see who tries it. There is gen­ bition was opened in 1851 the Kohinoor, the shade of an umbiella a short distance
Anv person who desires to proles; against
wrestle
in
the
afternoon.
In
a
corner
is
ville, 1 mile from postoffiee. Price. $50 per acres in cultivation. Price, $2,500; im lud-
the
allowance
of such proof, or who knows
“Miss BIv, Mr. Sulivan,” said Mul­ a collection of dumb-bells and Indian erally but one instant in the act of firing strongly guarded, was put in a case and away and enjoyed it greatly. In fact, he
ing crop, good house and barn. Terms,
acre. One-half cash.
seemed better pleased to watch tlie ago­ of any substantial reason, under the law
when
the
object
is
covered
and
that
in
­
shown
to
all
the
queen
’
s
subjects.
It
one-half cash; balance, time to suit pur­ doon.
No. 21—Saw mill, 10 miles from McMinn­ chaser
regulations of thclntorior Department
I looked into the great fighter’s dark clubs. Fastened to the side of the wall stant must be used. While speaking of had been badly cut, and the general ny of the poor bugler than he was inter­ and
why sneli proof should not lie allowed will
ville, capacity 10,000 feet per day; all com­
bright eyes as he bent his broad shoul­ is a chest expander.
that I may add another advantage to the opinion was that it was not so much of a ested in putting a stop to tlie spread of be given an op|Mirtnnity at tin- almve men­
80 acres Price, $700 Terms, cash
plete and now working full crew; orders for
The
'vails
of
Muldoon
’
s
den
are
cover
­
ders.
revolver. The soldier can use it against gem after all. A great many people intemperance.”
tioned time and place to cross-examine the
“Mr. Sulivan, I would like to shake ed with photogiaphs of well-known peo­ an enemy approaching from any direction thought that the glass model in the tow­
witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler evi­
ple.
There
are
several
of
Modjeska,
hands with you,” I said.
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
except behind him and on the left flank er was the better stone of the two. The
with
whom
Muldoon
at
one
time
travel
­
claimant
He took my hand with a firm, hearty
and a skillful horseman and a trained queen herself was dissatisfied, and, after
W T. BIRNEY,
grasp. His hand felt small and soft. ed. There are also a number of photo­ shot can cover himself even there. To a long consultation, the reeutting was
graphs
of
Mr.
Muldoon
in
Greek
statues.
May 3:18
Register.
Muldoon excused himself, and I was left
return, the training in both horsemanship determined on.
On
a
corner
table
are
albums
filled
with
to interview John L.
and the use of the arm must be thorough.
When Queen Victoria resolved to
photographs
of
prominent
athletes,
scrap
“I came here to learn all about you,
Few men can discharge a heavy army bring out all the latest beauties cf the
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1N7N
Mr. Sulivan,” said I. ’’Please begin by hooks containing hundreds of notices of pistol with regular effect. The recoil diamond by reeutting, there was no one
Notice for Publication.
Champion
Muldoon
’
s
athletic
conquests,
telling me what time you get up in tlie
will cause an overshoot, and haste will in England who was believed conqietent
well-bound standard works ami photo­ cause
morning.”
undershooting. If the forefinger is to the task, and the great Costar was
I. ami tlrncE at Oregon City, Or., I
March *22, 188» i
“Well, about 6 o'clock. I get rubbed graphs of Muldoon’s favorite authors— thrown too far over the trigger the pistol brought over from Amsterdam. All
down, and them Muldoon and I walk Bryant, Longfellow and Shakespeare.
will be pulled in the act of firing to tlie England became interested in the opera­
Notice is hereby given that in.......
“I don’t make any money bv this,” right, or if it does not catch the trigger tion. Costar and his assistants were in­
with the provisions of the act of congress of
and run a mile or a mile and a half and
June 3, 1878, entitled “All net for tile sale of
back, and as soon as I get in I am given said Muldoon, speaking about turning firmly enough the bullet often goes to stalled in the shops of the queen's jew­
his
home
into
training
quarters,
“
but
I
timber lands in the states of California.
the left. The man who is a dead shot eler and an engine was specially erected
a shower batli and after being tJiorruglily
Oregon, Nevada rod Washington terri­
rubbed down I put on an entire fesh out­ am anxious to see Sullivan do justice to with a target pistol, or with a caliber, in to do the cutting. When the day came
tory” Henry Trocg<-r. of Portland, county
himself
in
the
coming
fight.
It
is
the
I
fit.”
I deliberate shooting may lie the worst to liegin operations, no less a personage
of Multnomah, state of Oregon, lias this
“What kind of clothing do you wear healthiest place in the country and one i i bungler in snap shooting on horseback than the Duke of Wellington was chosen
day
tiled in this office liis sworn statement
of the most difficult to reach—two desir­ I with such an arm as we must have in to set'the machinery in motion. The
for the walk—heavy?”
No 419, for the purchase of the s w
of
able
things.
When
we
go
to
New
Or
­
section No. 10, in township No. 2 soutli,
“Yes a heavy sweater and a suit of
i service.
weight was reduced’to 100 carats, but
leans
we
will
keep
the
car
locked
and
range
No
0
west,
and
will
otter
proof
to
heavy corduroy buttoned tightly; also
“In handling a revolver the motion instead of its former irregular shape—
show that the land sought is more valuable
gloves. After the walk I put on a fresh none but Sullivan’s backers and repre­ should be upward. The object should lie neither rose nor brilliant—Coster left it a
sentatives of the press will be admitted.
for its timlier or stone than for agricultural
sweater so I won’t take Cold.”
perfect brilliant, with dulv proportioned i
mirnoses, and to establish his claim to said
Sullivan is the most obedient man I ever covered by raising the barrel to the line table,
“What's a sweater?”
facets and culet.
of
sight,
not
by
lifting
it
lip
and
throwing
land before the register and receiverof this
“I’ll show you,” Sullivan said with a saw. He hasn’t asked for a drink or it down. It is as absurd to raise a pistol
The authentic history of the Kohinoor
office at Oregon City, Oregon on Tlitirsdav,
smile. He went out and returned with a smoke since became here. He takes high in the air and bring it down on an begins about the year 1550, when it was
the 20tli day of June, 1889.
He names as witnesses: T M Stark. J 11
heavy garment in his hand. It was a what I allow without a murmur. It is a object as to do the same thing on game in the possession ol the King of Golconda.
Bankin, W E Jacobs and W S Rnmvoii, all
very heavy knit garment, with long pleasure to train him.
witli a shot-gun. One who follows that Kootub Shah, who acknowledged the
“
SuHivan
is
as
docile
as
a
lamb.
All
of
Portland, Mnltnomali county. <»rog«m.
sleeves and standing collar
It was all
praise liis strong will power and childlike awkward style loses time and accuracy. Mogul Emperor, Shah Jemaun, as his
Anv and all persons claiming advi-rselv
one.
master.
Meer
Jumla,
the
Prime
Minister
If he had to defend his life against a real­
the alHive-dcscribed lands are requested til
“I wear the sweater to make me warm obedience.
file their claims in this office on or Iiefore
“You are the first woman who ever in­ ly quick shot he would lose it almost cer­ who stole it from the king and presented
in the walk; to reduce the fat and harden
it
to
the
emperor,
who
rewarded
him
said
2l)th day of .lune. 1888
tainly.
”
the muscles,” said Sulivan. “Last Fri­ terviewed me,” said Sullivan. “I have
W. T HURNEY,
Captain Hall then showed the correct with the gift of the throne of the soveign
J. F. CALBRKATII.
E. K. GOUCHER.
given
you
moi
e
than
I
ever
gave
a
re
­
day I lost six pounds; last Saturday’ I
Register.
method of handling the weapon. Taking whom he had betrayed. That transaction
This powder never varies. A marvel of April 5-18
lost six and a half pounds. When I came porter in my life. They generally manu­ a hammer pistol without caitridges he carried the jewel to Delhi, where it re­ purity,
and wholesomeness. More
. , strength
___________________
!
Calbreath & Goucher.
here I weighed 237 pounds; now I weigh facture things and credit them to me, al- snapped
it five times with marvelous rap­ mained until 1739. About that date Na­ economical than the ordinary kinds, and Timber land, net June 3, IH7H.
218. Before I leave here I will weigh though some are mighty good fellows.” idity, the thumb catching the hammei dir Shall came aiong, and having given cannot be sold in competition witii multi-
Notice for Publication.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
“When reporters act all right we give ’
t ’ of ' L
...............................
tude
low . test,
short weight alum or phos­
195.”
them .all they want,” said Muldoon. 1 and the weight of the pistol cocking it in the Mogul dynasty a fatal blow, carried nhate
powder. Sold only in cans.* II oyai .
phate
„ . I I
“Do you take a cold shower bath?”
L
asd
Ornec at Oregon City,Or., I
M c M innville ,
-
-
-
O regon
the
downward motion. The whole was the Kohinoor with hint to Khorassan, as B aking I P ’ owdi
owder C o ., 106 Wall St., N. Y,
1
“Never. I do not believe in cold water. “The other day a ‘fresh’ reporter here done
•
March 29th, 1889.)
with a simple wrist movement, very one of the spoils of the conquest. The
(Office over Braly’s Bank.)
Dealer in AU Kinds of Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware.
thought,
because
he
was
going
to
inter-
'
It chills the blood. I always have a
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
much in contrast with the elaborate Persian ruler did net keep it very long,
view
prize-fightera,
he
would
have
to
be
with the provisions of the act of congress of
shower bath of medium temperature. I
Clocks and Spectacles. McMINNVILLE. OR.
for the excellent reason that his subjects
We have the Exclusive Controlcf
swingings of an amateur.
June 3, 1878. entitled ‘ An act for the sale of
have two men give me a brisk rubbing smart. He said, ‘Where’s Ould Sulli- 1 “In the Southwest,” he resumed, “I assassinated him one morning. There
S, A. YOUNG, M. 0.
van?
’
That
settled
him.
We
wouldn
’
t
timber
lands in the states of California.
with their hands. Then they rub me
knew Billy the Kid, and rather cultivated was in his service a body of Afghans,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington terri­
down witii a mixture of ammonia, cam­ give him a line.”
commanded
by
Ahmed
Shah.
Unable
Physician & Surgeon,
U4
liis
acquaintane
for
the
purpose
of
get
­
tory,
”
William
H Adkins, of Oregon City,
At supper Cleary had a great story
N
phor and alcohol.”
fl!
county of Clackamna, stab-of Oregon, lias
ting at the secret of his killing so many to save bis master, Ahmed cut bis way
about
an
Irish
bird-trap.
He
caught
one
3
“
What
do
you
eat?
”
M c M innyillr .
-
-
-
O regon .
this day tiled in this office his sworn state­
L
men
without getting shot in return. He through the Persian army and reached
1
0.
“Nothing fattening.
Oat meal for robin; Mrs. Muldoon released another, was
ment No. 516, for the purchase of tlie n 1-2 of
not a very brave man, rnd not at all Cabul, where he succeeded in consolidat­
Office and residence on I) street. All
which left its tail behind; then Barnett
Y
n w G of section No. 26, in township No. 2
breakfast,
meat
and
bread
for
dinner,
>•
Û
ing
the
Doorannee
Empire.
He
brought
Goods of all descriptions moved ami care­
a
musmlar
one.
His
secret
was
an
un
­
vails promptly answered day or night.
south, range No.fi west and will offer pnauf
cold meat and stale bread for supper— and Sullivan’s brother told that they had rivaled quickness in handling the revol­ I the Kohinoor with him from Persia.—
ful handling guaranteed.
to
show that the land sought is more valu­
< U
no sweets nor potatoes. I used to smoke put bird feathers in the cage to cheat the ver. There was not a waste movement World.
able for its timber or stone than for agricul­
Collections will be made mouthy
DR. J. C. MICHAUX
50
all nay, but since I came here I haven’t bird-trapper.
Ul
tural purpose», ami toestablish his claim
After supper I bace them all good-by, about his Btvle. Almost quicker than
Hauling of ail kinds done cheap-jMT seen a cigar.
I IL
Occasionally Muldoon
to -aid land 1« fore tin- register and receiver
O Qi
shook hands with John L., and wished the eye could follow, his hand would ELECT It I CAE EX EC UT1ONS.
gives
me
a
glass
of
ale,
but
it
doesn
’
t
av-
of
this office at Oregon city, Oregon, on
Id
travel to his right side (by the way, tell
Practicing Physician and Surgeon,
him
success
in
the
coming
fight.
I
be
­
üû
age one daily.”
Monday, the 21th day of June, ISM!».
CL
your Eastern friends when they start for Getting- Ifeady for the New
lieve
he
will
have
it,
too,
don
’
t
yon?
lie
names as witnesses : George Brough
“Then training isn’t pleasant work?”
E
al Killing- in New York.
the plainstonever wear a pistol on the
ton and Albert Blount, of Oregon City,
LAFAYETTE, OREGON-
N ellie B i . y .
“It is the worst thing going. A fellow
left side unless they intend to shoot with
N
Clackamas county, and Joseph Petcli su'd
u
The electrical execution of murderers,as
would rather fight twelve dozen times
the left hand) draw the pistol and fire. I
Janies Henry, of North Yamliill. Yamhill
3
Jan, 21, ’88.
than train once; but it’s got to be done.
T
la
county; all of Oregon.
can get at and use one with tolerable provided by the statutes, will not lie de­
How
Electricity
Kills.
Third Street,
-
McMinnville, After breakfast I rest a while; then put­
Any and all |M-rsons claiming adversely
quickness, but I have made a test with layed by the lack of the necessary plant
c innville national bank
ting on my heaviest clothes, I start out
the alsive-described lands are requested to
I asked a well-known electrician once him frequently, and lie always was able
----- Keeps constantly on hand-----
tile their claims In this office on or Iiefore
at 10 for a twclve-mile run and walk. I how’ it was that if electricity was not to fire two accurate shots before 1 could for the work, as General Austin Lathrop,
Goods, for Its the BCST HADE. Every Can holds
said 24th day of June, MW
m ’MINNVILLE, OREGON.
do it in two hours generally, and go across
pull the trigger once. He killed his men the Superintendent of State Prisons, has
„ .
W. T. BURNEY,
the fields of Muldoon’s farm because it’s “passed through or over” a wire that by pickihg a quarrel and insulting them, just completed negotiations with Expert
ONE
AND
ONE
HALF
POUNDS.
April 12:19
Register.
Transacts a General Banking Business,
Bighest price paid fur fat cattle, sheep hogs all uphill work and makes me warm. men were killed by the shock when they líe would wait until liis adversary start­
Electrical
Engineer
Harold
1*.
Brown
to
and poultry.
When
I
get
back
I
am
rubbed
down
grasped
a
wire
with
a
heavily
charged
ed to draw bis pistol, and then like light­ finish the apparatus required. Already
President.............................. I. W. COWLS
again, and at 1 go to dinner.
TrcMpaHM Notice,
ning get his own and shoot. Thus he al­
Vice President .......... LEE LAUGHLIN
M c M innville , ore .
In the afternoon I wrestle, punch the current. He said: “The human body ways had a plea of self-defense. Think the electrical equipment has been shipped
was
composed
of
atoms
called
cells,
All
persons
an forbidden from hunting
Cashier.......................... CLARK BRALY
bag, throw ioot-ball, swing clubs and
of the cool confidence in his skill which to Auburn prison, and in a few days
or fishing on our premise»
Any viola­
dumbbells, practice the chest movement which are very minute. These atoms would jusitfy a man in pursuing such a
tion of tin» notice will lie prosci-tited to tl.e
Sells exchange on Portland, San Fran­
and such things until supper time. It’s are as susceptible to disturbance by course. Yet he could do it and not be a Clinton and Sing Sing prisons will receive
full
extent
of
tlie
law.
Sample rooms in connection.
cisco and New York.
all right here when the sun is out, but electric force as is metal itself. They brave man either. He was really play­ theirs. These are the three prisons in
L T D avis ,
A C D av I k .
Interest allowed on time deposits.
after dark its the dreariest place I ever can be set in motion like the molecule’s ing a game in which he was certain to which all murderers are hereafter to suf-
G eo O wksk ,
J P OWKXS,
o------ o
struck. I wouldn’t live here if you gave of a wire. When that motion is sudden­ win. It was a sure thing.
Office hours from 9 a. ni. to 4 p m.
E
J.
O
wes
»,
J.
It H axulev .
the death penalty.
1!nr’
Correspondenae, Dual J ohn R eiimomi ,
me the whole country.”
A J N KLM1K.
ly and violently imparted the shock to
“Precisely the same sort of confidence
The large Westinghouse dynamos, pro­ lew and L^gal Forma practically laugbt at tb B F U
Is now fitted up in first class order.
_____
H ARTMAX,
O B R kikxkr ,
“Champion’s Rest” is the name by the system is tremendous; muscles con­ is w hat I would like my men to have.
ducing an alternating current, have been
<■._ A. ________
Portland business Colleae. B F Sl-ABKS,
W ai . la < r,
which Muldoon’s home is known. It is tract violently and the subject falls dead.*1
■■ H
” emijree .
Accommodations as good as can be surrounded by two grave yards, a church, Yet no ‘current’ passes through him, as < If course, not one man in a thousand selected by Mr. Brown as the best adapt­ ,3 'Ht„hor"Ui,h wnrk done In each of our «Tveva W ('
B'L attk B ros .
’
ion
such
Ji
>
h
a
?
f
,vc
"
thl
"
institution
a
reputa
could approach Billy’s dexterity, but all ed for instantaneous killing, and each
J
R
L
ohoacbi .
found in the city.
the priests home and a little cottage oc­ the common expression has it.
^ew schools attain securing t>
could be sure of hitting a man at a dis­ of the three state prisons will have one ’„P.SI ch
cupied by two old maids.
If this is not strictly in accordance tance of over fifty yards,no matter wheth­ of these powerful lightning generators. iint"»thO’.,,’^r?,lua,M
fltinv. Sign, and Ornamental Painter
b00k_,<cc
Per time.
s Hint Cat^ue
Ktenoeraobcni
S. £. MESSINGER, Manager.
“Do you like prize fighting?” 1 asked. with what future investigations will er the horses were quiet, or on the run,
fedent, admitted at an'y
fre7
“I don’t. I did once, or at least was show, it is certainly a verv attractive or prancing about as horses will do when The individual plants will also have each
McMINNVILLE, OREGON.
A.
P.
ARMSTRONG,
Priorlpal,
PortlaaA,
Or.
“• W» AYER & SOW. our uuthorlju <! ageuU.
fond of traveling about and the excite­ and ingenious theory.—Philadelphia excited. That confidence is worth more an “exciter,” or small auxiliary dynamo;
meters for regulating the pressure and
Newt.
ment
of
crowds,
but
this
is
my
last
fight.
”
Graining,
than mere courage, and gives an efficiency the amount of voltage, and ascertaining
"Why?”
THE STANDARD TROTTING STALLION,
under severe trial which beats bravery the ohms of resistance and airheostat.
Paper Hanging anti
“Weil, I am tired and want to settle
Made a Mistake.
without confidence hollow. Until the Stout copper wire, resembling the ordi­
down. I’m getting old.”
Carriage Painting.
predjudice of the older officers against ex- ’ nary telegraph wire, will be used.
“What will you do if vou stop fight­
Storjps about Balzac are now being changing the saber for the pistol is re-
____ _____
_ oaken chair
Then
there ___
will ______
be a strong
ing?”
Prompt Attention to Orders from
told, inspired by the proposed Balzac moved it will be hard to give a troop the ! of the reclining make, in which the con-
“
If
I
win
this
fight
I
will
travel
a
year
the Country,
training it ought to have. That ring out I demned will Hit, and electrodes for the
giving sparring exhibitions, and then monument. One relates that Baron there indicates what 1 try to do systemat- head and feet. The former ot these elec-
settle down. I always wanted to run a James Rothschild once, when Balzac icallv. I have the men ride around the trodcs consists of a metal cap, with an
Will Make the Season of 1889,
hotel in New York. If I'm successful I was obliged to go to Austria, advanced target and shoot at it in every they would '-----
THE NADJY BAR!
1 ‘ covered with a sponge that
' ■
inner plate
think I’ll spend the rest of my life as a him 3,000 francs and gave him a letter of have to know in actual encounters.”
has been saturated with salt water, which
IN THE COOK HOUSE.
hotel proprietor.”
Captain Hall is a brilliant shot himself is to be fastened on the condemned man’s
his nephew in
Stocked with the Choicest Wines, Liq-
“How much money have you made in recommendation to
though
his
health
has
been
somewhat
head
by means of stout straps held by
Vienna. The letter was unsealed, and !
your career as a prize-fighter?”
ors and Cigar»—Domestic and Imported.
impaired by a long attack oi malaria he
“Five hundred thousand or $600,000. Balzac read it. Finding it cold and ap­ contracted in Dakota several years ago. another strap around the body under the
The Eesrt Bar ixx tixe City
By boxing 1 made $125,000 from Septem­ parently unworthy of him, he never took At full speed he has made twenty-three arm pits, the other electrode "is simply a
Yamhill County, Oregon.
WU. MARTIN. Proprietor.
it to the nephew. When lie got hack to out of a possible twenty five at an ordi­ pair of electrical shoes tightly laced
ber 26, 1883, to May 26, 1884.” .
i
on
the
convict
’
s
feet.
“How do you dress in tbe prize ring?” Paris he went to see Baron Rothschild. nary target. Lieutenant Jenkins told
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE:
On the day appointed for the execution
“Knee breeches, stockings, shoes, and “Well,” said the latter, “have you seen me he saw him do that. The Captain
DICK FLAHERTY is a chestnut;small strip
Molly): he by Young Morrill.
All I he Latest Novels
no shirt.”
my nephew ?’ Balzac proudly said that himself did not introduce his own record. the prison warden will enter the cell of in face, one white ankle; stands IG hands high; and
Dick Flaherty's dam. Beil brew, has pared a
the condemned, tie hie arms and adjust weighs 1150 pounds: winner of the 2:43 class at
he had kept tlie letter. “I am sorry for
“Why no sliirt?”
mile
in 2:30. by Dodd s Nehon. by John Kehoo
Among
the
progressive
officers
there
is
A man perspires so freely that if he you,” said tlie Baron; “have you got it generally an inclination to agree with the two electrodes. Then by means of a City View Park. September 13, 18» h , defeating 187; 2d dam by Biitterfic Id’s Bt. Clair* 3d dam
Can be Found at The
Maud Knox. Oneco, Oleander and Harvest in dy Blackleg, by Bigget ■ Battler. 4th dam by
wears a shirt he is liable to "chill, and a with you? ’ “Yes, parbleu; here it is.” Captain Hall but the rí» inertise of milita­ special wire for the purpose the man’s three
straight heats. This was Dick’s first and
chill is always fatal in a prize ring. I “Observe this little hieroglyphic below ry thought is tremendous. It may be “resistence” will be measured. He will : only race, at which time be be made his record Jack Hawkins, by Boston; Sth dam by Old bt
Clair.
took a chill when I fought Mitchell, but the signature; it would have opened a many years yet before the time-honored then be removed to the death room and “f2:3O.
Sired by Fearnanght, Jr,
Fearnanght. Jr., dam Hald>e, by Old Colam
credit of 25.000 francs for vou at the and time-discredited sword is thrown in placed in the death chair to which he ! he by hearnaught 112, record 2:23!*, (winner bus;
it didn't last long.”
2d dam by Harris Hambletonian; 3<j darn.
“How will you fight Kilrain—without Vienna firm.” Balzac had "nothing to the heap of old iron whsre the spear, the will quickly 1« fastencd*by iron hooks. of tho $10,000 parse at Buffalo in 18C8. defeat- Boaton Girl, a celebrated 3 mile trotrer, qy Old
An electrical bell will be touched, the ing George Palmer. Col. Maynard. American Abdallah.
say.— Chicago Tribune.
gloves?”
POSITIVELY
long bow and the breast-plate have gone sheriff will close the circuit, an electrical Girl, J. J. Bradley, Myron Perry. Victor Hago
Full Stock of Musical Instru-
i “London prize ring rules. That’s wtth-
before. Any chief of police could tell the current of the alternating system, 1,000 ( Study this horse's
mente and Stationery Always
y-
out gloves. The rules allow wrestling
breeding. Besides b*ing a trotter himself, becomes from
Gen. Boulanger’s physician has forbid­ 1 old officers an instructive story, which ; volts, will pass into the murdsrers body
trotting ancestry.
on Hand.
NO
land throwing a man down. You get a den him to indulge in equestrian exercise. they ought to be learning.
and
instant
death
will
follow.
rest every thirty seconds. Under the In order to retain his reputation as “the
TEISZNiS: To Insure,
Queensberry rules you wear gloves, and man on horseback” Boulanger will have
Seasen, $30.
Again the discussion regarding our Na-
The I’rince of Naples is having difti-
Mares bred by season W»b:e July lot: mara, brad by insarance payable when mana are
anything under eleven ounces. Under to defy his doctor. I ie owes his greatness tional
flower
has
bloomed
in
the
spring.
,
culty
in
finding
a
suitable
wife.
Why
'Third Street. McMinnville. Or. '
known to l>e with foal. ror birther information address:
the Queensberry rules, after a round of to a song and a stallion.
\\ hat is the matte rwith the wheat flour? doesn’t lie seek an American heiress?
W. T. Sliurtlefr.
J. I. KNIGHT & CO
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
McMinnville, Oregon
We Notice a Few of Our Properties.
Lots in the Oak Park addition on the Installment
PLAN.
Besides Town Property of all descriptions.
We can only give a very small proportion
of our properties. Should any thing in
this list interest you, address us, giving
number on list and we will forward you
full description.
If you wish any information regarding
our County, do not fail to write us. All
your questions will be answered cheerfully
and to the best of our ability.
WM. HOLL,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
c
ZD x o. 37- m. en.
Eurisko
Market.
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M M
c
.;
All Meats of Best Quality.
J. J. COLLARD,
The St. Charles Hotel.
J. B. ROHR,
THIS PAraÂ"«ÏÎ^TÎ!!?
F. DIELSCHNEIDER,
DICK FLAHERTY,
Record 2:30.
Commencing April 1, Ending July 1,
AT M MINNVILLE FAIR GROUNDS,
NEAVS STORK.
Reliable Opposition
Boot & Shoe Dealer.
CHAS. WOODS. Manager. McMinnville, Oregon«