THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.
M c M innville ,
November
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8, 1889.
Personal and Pertinent.
It is rumored that Tanner will
join Boulanger on the Isle of Jer­
sey,
Susan B. Anthony has sued a
glucose company. This will surely
make the American paragrapher
jocose.
Representative Cannon’s friends
assert that as a speaker he would
be a smooth bore.
THE FINEST PROPERTY IN McMINNVILLE ! STRICTLY “INSIDE” PROPERTY. BUT ALSO
SUBURBAN !
Wm. E. Gladstone has a severe
cold. The mucous membrane of
even a grand old man is apt to be
sensitive.
Chief Justice Fuller says he is
THE PREMIUM LOCATION
not a candidate for the presidency.
This is the more remarkable as he
is from Chicago.
Washan Effendi is not a persona
grata to the Italian government.
It is too bad that Washan is not
more popular in Europe.
King Kalakua of the Sandwich
Islands is writing an epic poem on
Hawaiian legends. Hawaiian goes
up from the reading public.
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The young king of Spain is to
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have his picture placed on postage
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stamps, ft is seldom that a young
boy becomes attached to letters.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is devoting
herself to works of charity, so says
rumor. This is in line with the re­
port that she had quit writing poe­
try.
Otis Skinner, who is pronounced
by leading critics to be the best ac­
tor in the Booth-Modjeska combin­
ation, is the son of a Hartford,
Conn., clergyman.
Queen Victoria will confer upon
the young bridegroom, the crown
prince of Greece, the Grand Cross
of the Order of the Bath. She does
not intend to be sarcastic.
The widow of the late King Luis
of Portugal will receive a yearly al­
lowance of $64,000, which will be
reduced one-half if she lives abroad.
Of course she has decided to re­
main in Lisbon.
John Thompson, the oldest Free­
mason in Philadelphia, died recent­
ly. He was born in Philadelphia
in 1799, and in the course of his
elective career held all the elective
offices in the Grand Lodge of Penn­
Oak
” will
planted in
cross
and
graded. The proprietors are turning in 10 percent of all
sylvania.
sales
this purpose. This
being offered for
to 50
than
of
advan­
Richard Hynson, who recently
died in Kent county, Md., was the tages.
Prices of lots
25 up
are
on
cash or installment plan.
recognized leader of the democracy
plat of this
addition
at
Fletcher Co.’s
J.
&
where
further information
lots
in that section, and had been sever­
al times a delegate to the demo­
furnished. Also at
Barnekoff
McMinnville Flouring
cratic national conventions. He
was a staunch friend of Senator
Gorman and greatly admired that
leader’s skill. Personally he could
not be induced to accept office.
He was an able lawyer, and leaves
a fortune of $250,000.
Powderly’s Strong Memory.
Odd and Interesting.
One of the visitors to the Eiffel
town and a firm friend of the black-
LOVED AND ’LOPED.
Hugo Zieman, ex-steward of the
eyed
schoolteacher.
At
every
gath
­
tower
has
expressed
in
the
Paris
T.
V. Powderly, the general mas­
Somebody who believes in old-
\V hite House, spoke as follows to a Mamie anti Johnny All the Way
When Baby was sick, we gave her Csatoria,
ering
at
the
Dolan
mansion
Miss
Figaro
his
sense
of
its
bight.
“
I
ter
workman
of the Knights of La­ When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
fashioned
methods
of
discipline
re
­
Chicago reporter recently: “Mrs.
trom Ireland.
Casey was a welcome and much cently sent a young lady teacher in would throw myself down from the bor, possesses a most remarkable
Harrison is a grand and good
BOND A WEBB,
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Proprietors
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
A youthful pair of lovers who ar­ sought guest. The unsuspecting
top,” he writes, “but that I am memory for names and faces. Many When she had Children, she gave them Casl< »ria
Maine a bundle of shingles.
woman. I have every reason to
Fresh
Meat«
<>i
all
kind»
constantly
ou
rived in New York recently were parents never obsserved the mutual
hand. Higbcxt price paid for Butcher*
believe that she thought a great
ReBent statistics show that 9,000- afraid of dying from hunger before incidents going to prove this have
separated by the commissioners of fondness which was growing be-
I
rtock
been related. Although he meets
deal of me, and I was treated like
000 Germans live outside of Fair­ I reach the bottom.”
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Titian S treet . M c M innvilu , On
emigration, for Castle garden is one
The postal card, though little, is thousands of persons in his travels,
tween Johnny and his teacher, land, of whom 7,000,000 are to be
a prince. She was sorry to see me
Slierifl S Sal«*.
place the portals of which are a bar One night the Dolan family gave a |found in the United State8.
twenty-five years old. It is a for­ he invariably recognizes them and
go. In fact, President Harrison of­
to Cupid. It is a romantic story, dance and under the inspiring rays
eigner
by birth, and made its ap­ calls them by name, if he should By virtue an<l authority of an execution
fered me $500 more than the gov­
The latest Parisian novelty in
that of blue-eyed, rosy-cheeked, of a Kilkeey moon Johnny escorted
and an order of “ale duly issued out of the
pearance
in Austria in 1864. Dur­ chance to meet them years later. circuit court of tlie state of Oregon for
ernment wages out of his own
seventeen-year-old Johnny Dolan Mamie to a sheltered nook near gloves has a small purse inserted in
Yamhill county, on the 17th day of Octo­
ing the Franco-German war they In the spring of 1886, while the ber.
pocket if I would remain. Of
A. D.. IBS!«, upon a decree oi foreclos
and his buxom, black-eyed lass, the house and poured forth his the palm, wherein women can carry
were issued free to German soldiers Southwest strike was in progress, ure duly rendered, enrolled and docketed B. CLARK, PROPRIETOR.
course, a man is living to better
their
railway
tiskets
ar.d
small
in
the
clerk's office in said county on the
Mamie Casey, four years his Benior, story of love. Mamie accepted him
I in the field and sold at five for a man about town conversed w ith Mr. 24th day of September. A. It , 1889, in favor
himself, and the Richelieu offered
and it recalls the recent elopement and they resolved to guard their coins.
John Aspinwall, plaintiff, vs George I..
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! cent to their families at home.
Powderly for some time concerning of
me a good thing here, so I re­
W Burton. Elenor Burton, .1 E. Bond, de­
Female telegraph clerks in Russia
from the same country of Miss secret until an opportunity came
fendant«,
for
the
sum
of
($1.200)
twelve
turned.”
A subterranean river has just that gigantic uprising of the work­ hundred dollars. U. S gold coin, with in­ Furniture of all the Latest Styles mads to
are not allowed to marry any one
Mary Le Hunt, who brought over
order In Oak, Ash or any Wood
terest thereon from December 1st, IBS", at
The oldest commodore in the whom she could not have married for them to be wedded. The boy but telegraph officials, and there is, been discovered in the department ingmen employed on the Gould sys­ the
rate of ten per cent per annum, and the
desired.
soon
left
to
school
and
went
to
tem.
The
man
about
town
did
not
further
sum
of
$.
r
iO,
attorneys
’
fees,
and
tlie
of Lot, France. The discoverers
United States Navy is Joseph B. at home. In this case, however,
consequently,
bitter
dissatisfaction.
costsand
disbursements
of
this
suit
taxed
worked their way down stream for meet the great labor leader again at $23 fill, and accruing costs. I did on the FINE WORKMANSHIP A SPECIALTY I
Hull. He was born in 1799 and there was no other woman robbed work for his father, and Mamie
An Eiffel tower in diamonds,
day of October. A D., 1X89. (as by law
continued
her
teaching,
but
the
a couple of miles throngh a succes­ until a day or two ago, when he 21st
was appointed a midshipman in of a husband. The boy lover was
firovided) dulv seize and lew U|>on the fol
which ha9 been on exhibition in
described real premises, described
Onlerx taken for ail kinds of work and
sion of wonderful grottoes sparkling grasped the news-gatherer by the in owing
1813. He is a nephew of the Capt. detained and will be sent back to pair grew tired of wooing under dif­
said decree and order of sale, to-wit :
Paris, may be expected in America
guaranteed Call aL factory
with stalactites. They found sevtn hand and called him by name Allot the right, title and interest of the satisfaction
Hull who commanded the frigate his distressed mother, while his af­ ficulties and decided to flee to
and see specimens of furniture,
soon. It has been purchased for
-aid
defendants,
George
I..
W.
Burton
and
America
and
be
married.
Mamie
lakes on their way and had to shcot wi shout a single moment’s hesita­ Elenor Burton, bein.; an undivided one
Constitution when she captured the fianced, who pledged him eternal
Do not buy without first seeing the (urni
exhibition in this country.
tion. This is only one of the many sixth interest < 1-0 i ir lerest in and to that turc
thirty-seven cascades or rapids.
Guerriere. Commodore Hull per­ constancy long ago in the quiet resigned her position as teacher
manufactured here in your own state
certain parcel of land and real property in
Somebody figures out that 3,000,-
Yamhill county, stab- of Oregon, to-wit: ami county
formed gallant service during the nooks of Kullinavatt, a little town and went to Dublin to withdraw
A French statistician has just as­ instances going to show the really The
Alfr.d Job donation land claim, being
B. CLARK
Mexican war and the war of the re­ in Kilkenny, Ireland, will return to her savings from the bank and pre­ 000 people walk about London’s certained that a human being, of remarkable memory of Mr. Powder­ designated as Claim No. rd. and parts of
33 and 34. in township 2* south,
bellion. He was in command of console him. She being of age and pare for their flight, the boy lover streest daily, and that in so doing either sex, who is a moderate eater, ly. This faculty is one which, in a sections
Prices Consistent with Good Work.
range 4 west of the Willamette meridian'
and Claim No. 78. I>eing parts of sections 3
the Philadelphia Navy-yard from having a well-filled pocket is be­ remaining at home waiting to hear they wear away a ton of leather and who lives to be 70 years of age, great public man, is invaluable.
and 4. township 3 south of range 4 west of
particles from their boots and shoes.
Aaro Mo Exclu tira Contrat at
the Willamette meridian Saving and ex
1864 to 1866.
Although ninety yond the jurisdiction of the emigra­ when the plans were completed.
consumes during “the days of the
Says
a
Washington
correspon
­
cept.ng from said donation land claim four
The
day
of
their
flight
was
Fri
­
Swallows are being trained in years of his life” a quantity of food
years of ege he is as hale and vigo­ tion board.
of land, described as follows, to-wit:
dent: “He who cares to write on a parcels
day, October 18th. Johnny had France to act as carriers of dis­
Firs: parcel containing 23 Hi acres conveyed
rous and enjoys meeting old friends.
which would fill twenty ordinary­ subject so threadbare as that of to I.arkin Pouts by Alfred Job bv deea re­
It is a little more than two years received a letter from his sweet­
patches in case of war.
If the ex­ baggage cars. A “good eater” how­
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corded at page 230 of hook “B" of Records
It may be that the reports of the since a winsome and attractive lass
Û.
drink, will find a field of ripe pro­ of Deeds of said Yamhill comity. Second
heart
stating
that everything was periment shall prove a success, a
parcel Three acres, more or less, con­
serious illness of the Prince of of eighteen summer' made her de­
ever may require as many as thir­ mise in Washington.
Yesterday veyed to the North Yamhill Educational
read}' for the journey. Waterford, swallow cot will be erected on
Wales are due to the fact that he but in Mullinavatt as the village
Company
recorded at page (112 of
ty-
afternoon I was passing one of the book “H" by of deed Records
of said county.
has become extremely studious of schoolmistress. Fresh from Biggot some distance from Mullinavatt Mount Valerian, near Paris.
At
the
Paris
exposition
a
Floren
­
most exclusive restaurants in the Third parcel—232.200 square feet conveyed
was the meeting place. There they
by
G
L.
W.
Burton
and
wife to Margaret
An
elephant
recently
died
in
late. He has always been fond of college, Dublin, where she had won
tine friar shows a watch only a city, when I observed three young A. E Burton by deed recorded
at page 372
reading history and during the past laurels for her intellectual abilities, took a train for Queenstown, where Ceylon which had served the public quarter of an inch in diameter. It ladies emerge from the elegant ves­ of book “Y” of Records of Deeds of said
they arrived just in time to secure works department for over sixty-five
county, Fourth parcel 12’4 acres con­
year has covered a good deal of Miss Casey created quite a sensa­
has not only the two regular hands, tibule and enter a public hack that veyed to F. Hauswirth by Margaret W.
Burton et al by deed recorded at page 311.
ground. He has been reading Amer­ tion among the village gallants. passage on the Servia, after Mamie years, and had previously worked but a third, which marks the sec­ had the curtains partly drawn. All book
"Y” of Records of Deed“ of said
ican historians and has gone through Miss Casey, it also became known, had purchased a new outfit of cloth­ in various parte of the island for an onds, and a microscopic dial which three were very young women and county All of the above described real
property being situated in Yamhill county.
ing for her penniless lover.
unknown period.
nearly all the works of Motley and was an orphan and an heiress,
indicates the days, weeks, months very beautiful women. I knew two; Oregon.
<*• Son't »an to offtr a rrln to ooff tMi
When
the
lovers
landed
at
Castle
Now, therefore, bv virtue of said execu
Prescott. He considers the latter which, with her personal attrac­
ftoMi.forltits.BtSTiAOf tMTfCfuhtm
A young lady of Columbus, Ga., and years.
It also contains an one the daughter of a United States tion and order of sale, on Saturday, the
Garden yesterday they were sur­
23<1
DAY
OF
NOVEMBER,
A
’
D„
1889,
the most fascinating historian of tions, made her the most admired
has made a crazy quilt out of alarm and on its front lid or cover, senator, the other nearly related—
ONE AND ONE HALF POUNDS.
prised to learn that the story of the
the hour of 1 o'clock, p. m , at the court
modern times. The Prince is now of all the girls in Mullinavatt.
Louisiana state lottery tickets that an ingeniously carved figure of St. and the ward—of a member of the at
J.
N. HENDERSON,
house door in McMinnville, in said county
and state, I wdl sell at public auction the
reading McMaster’s “History of the Just before Miss Casey was gradu­ flight had preced them and they failed to “connect" with the prize Francis.
MC.
MINNVILLE, ORE.
supreme court. All were drunk. above described real premises of defendants
were taken in charge. They want­
American People.”
to tli“ highest bidder for < a«h in band to
ated and began to teach, her grand­ ed to be married but the commis­ wheel. The numbers are worked
There are between 500 and 600 They were not simply tipsy, but satisfy
said decree, costs and accruing
Gen. Billy Mahone does not weigh father, a successful merchant in sioner would not listen to it. The in silk of beautiful colors.
Chinamen in Sunday schools and drunk. One dropped her hat, and costs
Dated this 21st day of Octof>er, A. D.
more than 105 pounds. Mrs. Ma­ Dublin, died and bequeathed her girl, having $1,035 in money, and
A magnificent English tree, missions in New York. They are the extra exertion required to re­ 1889.
T J HARRIS,
hone, however, tips the beam at the sum of £317, which she put in being able to support herself, could known as the “Winfarthing oak,” there chiefly to learn to talk Eng­ place it so exhausted her that the (Oct25:42 Sheriff of Yamhill
County. Or.
225. She has borne him triplets bank. For some months her life not be held, but heart-broken at the which measured 38 feet 7 inches in lish, for there are only fifty-three of vigorous assistance of the jehu who
twice. The first time, the general was the same as that of the ordin­ sadden termination of her love­ girth in 1744, has just been re­ the number who are out-and-out drove the ramechacle was necessary
Notice of Final Settlement.
was in hiB railroad office. A color­ ary schoolmistress.
Her gentle dream, she declined to leave her measured and found to have grown Christians ; that is, members of the to place her inside. Two helpless Notice is hereby given that the under­
ed boy came in and told him there disposition and winsome ways won
signed, C. Loder, administrator of the es­
boy lover, and under the advice o just seventeen inches in the inter­ churches. A religious worker dudes who tried to start a quick tate
cf Samuel McCutcheon, deceased, has
was a boy at the house. The gen­ her the respect and esteem of all
val,
130
years.
filed
his final account of his administration
among
the
Mongolians
says
that
flirtation with the young women of said
the commissioner, decided to return
estate in the county court of Yam­
eral ordered wine for those present, the villagers and she was the popu- to Ireland and try and induce John­ The empress and members of the the church people have got to real­ were promptly snubbed, an action hill county,
Oregon and said court has
Again the boy appeared and an- lar leader of every social event in ny’s parents to allow them to get aristocracy of J^pan have given up ize that the Chinaman is a pretty which cast perhaps one ray of sun­ fixed December 3d. 1889. at the hour of in
o’clock, a ni.. at the county court room at
nounced the arrival of another town,
the idea of adopting the western hard subject to Christianize.
McMinnville, Oregon, as the time and place
light across their record."
married.—.V. I'. World.
for hearing the same.
baby. Mahone ordered more wine.
It happened that among Miss
styles of dresses for women. The |
Therefore, all persons interested in said
Mrs. Emma Beckwith, who is
are hereby notified and required to
A third time the messenger put in Casey’s pupils was blue-eyed John­
Postal cards are made at the rate Parisian models did not please the
It took seven years to make a estate
appear at »aid time and place and show '
'
running
for
mayor
of
Brooklyn,
has
an appearance and told of a third ny Dolan, the same gallant youth of 4,000 per minute.
people in general, and the historic
handkerchief for which the empress cause, if any there be. whv said estate be '
not finally settled and said administrator
baby. “Gentlemen, you must ex­ who arrived with her in New York.
costumes will again be worn ex­ ■ been greatly annoyed by street ur­ of Russia paid $2,500.
Great discharged
chins who gather in front of her Britain saves $4,000,000 tons of coal Dated this 1st day of November, 18M9.
cuse me,” exclaimed Mahone. “I Johnny’s father was the keeper of a Pitcher’s Castoria
clusively.
C LODER
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and sing “Whoa Emma!”
Administrator of said Estate.
am going home to stop this busi­ popular inn in Mullinavatt, and
a year by utilizing the gases which F. W. F kxtox
,
I
was an important citizen of the'
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Attorney for Estate
Nov 1 42
ness.”
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria. once escaped from furnaces
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LEVEL! PURE AIR!
ELEVATED !
WELL DRAINED!
TITLE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
I TERMS LIBERAL!¡
i EASY INSTALLMENTS !
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This ma nificent property comprises 460 lots and lies in the very heart of the residence portion
of McMinnville. It is high, commanding a beautiful view of the valley. Many of the most prom­
inent residents of McMinnville are now purchasing property in “Oa Park Addition,” and many
elegant and substantial residences will be constructed tnere
there during tne
the coming year,
year. Wuter-
w uter-
works and electric lights will be put in this summer, giving all the comforts of the choicest villa
property.
Lots are from 50x100 to 50x150, and blocks 200x215, with a 15-foot alley down the center of
each. The advantages of having an alley in each block are obvious.
“Oak Park Addition” adjoins the depot of the Southern Pacific Railroad, the new county court
house, the elegant public school building, and is three blocks from Third street, the business
thorouhfare of McMinnville. “Oak Park Addition” offers superior inducements to investors,
the settled policy of its proprietors being to steadily advance prices with its growth, rendering
investments absolutely safe and profitable.
Park Addition
be
shade trees;
and sidewalks constructed
streets
as a fund for
property is
from to 25
per cent less
range from
and
sold either
the
A
growing
can be seen
Jas.
&
and I. Knight Co.,
be
office of
& Co.,
Mills.
“
any other property in McMinnville
all
half the
and blocks will
and price of
PORTLAND INVESTMENT COMPANY. PROPRIETORS.
F. BARNEKOFF, LOCAL MANAGER.
Eurisko Market,
Furniture Factory,
@ NDEll'S