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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1890)
C<>FN< II, PROCEEDINGS. BAK DOCKET OREGON TIMBER IN ETROPE. Hospital En<loMiu**iits. For first-class dental work go to Dr. G. S. Wright. the March Term of the Circuit Court, Its Superiority RecoKnired by Shipbuild Last Wednesday evening the citv ' Bishop Morris received while in the 1X90. for l'ainhlll County. ers and a Larger Market Pro Finely made suits to or ler from $2-5 up council held a special session ; all were East, gifts from two generous friends of spective. ■ at Kav A Todd’s. Thursday, March 20, llSJO. State of Oregon vs .1 A Odell; larceny. present except Jones. $3000 each for the Good Samaritan hos A new lot of choice Oolong tea just re State of Oregon vs T Anderson; libel. The Mie*i»»ippi I'alley Lumberman, in The committee mi ar counts mid cur State of Oregon vs Alonzo Johnson; its issue of March 7, contain« the follow pital. which will he a most important ceived at C. Glisson’s. POHTOFrK E HOI R8. rent expenses recommended that tlie bill I ' help in its work. The sunt of |ftiOO is to Rve and graham bread, orange and of eg-Treasurei Rogers Ire allowed at $25 rape. State of Oregon vs Jno Hnlery and ing in regard to Oregon timber : Fftmi 7 a ni. to 7 p. hi From 8 :30 p. i wine cakes at (he bakery. be appropriated as follows: $1500 for Jno Venable; selling liquor to minor, Oregon fir is beginning to attract at- • tu. to 9 p. m. per year. the recent improvements to the build Monev order hours from 7 a. in. to 6 p. in. i State of Oregon vs Win Martin; sidl The republicans oi Tillamook are hav tention in England. The Timber Trader A suitable stamp i* to be procured for ings, $1500 to complete the endowment Sunday from 3 p. tn. to 3-.30 p. m ing liquor to minor. ing a warm time at Portland. the treasurer’s offive with w hich tr. can Mail -»ouch closes at 9:50 a. in. Mail State of Oregon vs Homer McGuire; Journal oi lauidon devotes something of lite Philadelphia bed, and $.3000 for north closes at 3:20 p. m. and 9 p. m. Clioii-e chocolate and cocoannt cieams ) cel orders paid. like a page to “Oiegoti Pine and Its bond to keep the peace. the endowment of the strangers' bed. fresh every week at the bakery. The extension of First street was dis-1 U S Grant Marquam vs Win Krue Probable Lses.” and remarks that up to' We are only at liberty to say that these ( HI RCH NOTICES. tio to the City market, in Bralv brick cussed, but the matte was left as it was. i ger; action for money. last year that this wood has been ixva- geneious gifts esine from former friends Mary E Gonnan vs Jno W Gorman; sionally imported into England, but that Eruw-CPAU Cm IK H Services block, for all kinds of choice meats. The assessment roll being completed, I partition. oi the Bishop ; $3000 from Philadelphia, even- Snr.balh at Ila. m au<1 7 p m, Dr. G. S. Wright has gained a reputa- I the question oi the levy came up and on i Wm CamplK-ll et al vs Orin B Skin dealers have now begun to keep up a full ‘ and $3000 from Washington city. The Fii olaV School at 9:3* a. in ! tion for fine plate w-ork and fillings. supply. The uses to which the wood contributions at Christmas and Easter Rrv G. F Roi xi>, Pastor. motion of Burt a levy of five mills for the ner: equity. Jo« Watt et al vs F E Marsh; equity. can lie put is readily appreciated by our Choice steaks, cut from tiie fattest | general fund, ami three mills for the wa 1 1 MHKBLAMl PBKSSVTrBUN C1HR.H — will doubtless make up the $t»oo required 11 Jacobson vi S Potter; appeal. Servivi* every Sabbath a: Il a. ill. anil 7 p I beef, always on sale at the City market. ter fond was made. ni .»unday School at f»:."® a. ni. Dundee Mortgage A Trust Invest English contemporary, and it is com to complete the endowment of the child’s Kegnlar meeting of the Immigration! Rkv W1LKY K xowlks , Pastor ment Co vs Geo Shepherd et al; con-j mended for car building, ship building, cot, so that there will be added this year Hcliool Attendane**. BvrrtsT C hi l'« - ben ices every Sabbath i iioaril will be held at firemen’s hall to- lirmation. railroad structural work and to engineers to the resources of the hospital the sup I morrow evening. at 11 a. ni. an<1 7 p. m Sunday School at Jas Flower vs F BarnekofT; equity. looking for material capable of standing port of three more free beds.— Oregonian. The lollowing snminarv is taken from >i;30a. in. R ev R. McKn.u r, Pastor. Jno Aspinwall vs Geo L W Burton; You can buy more goods for your a large strain. The Journal says, how C hristian C hlbcii services every Sabbath i money at Manning A Ungerman’s than tlie principal’s daily te|K>rt: First grade confirmation. Weekly Excursions. at 11 a. m. and 7 p in “the great fault we have to find —Geo. A. Peebles, teacher, girls, 24; F A Hinson DeLap vs .1 H Brower; ever, ' ■ anv place in the city. R ev D r . B. F F iller , Pastor ejectment. On and after Tuesday, Fed. 2.5th, the j with what we have seen — and this is bovs, 22. Second grade — Miss Ella Hon. J. M. Gearin was in the city this J M Wise vs T .1 Bowles et al; action more noticeable in the deals and planks ■ Union Pacific, "The Overland Route,” ; week on professional business. He was Woods, teacher, girls. .’12: bovs, 21. Third for money. THE MARKET REPORT. 1 accompanied by his wife. grade—Miss O. Peters, teacher, girls, 27 ; C T Sailing A Co vs Geo F and Chas — . is the rough, although even sawing. will run a furnished Pullman Colonist 1 00 Potatoes ........... ■ y till $ 90 to The wo<id almost seems torn assunder car from Portland to St. Joseph, Mo., boys, 2.3. Fourth grade—Miss Carrie E Fendall; action for money. The reports from tlie stock range in Chickens, voting Mcdonim Crawford vs Allx-rt Craw-! by the large tooth saws used at high without change, leaving Portland every old......... F doz 4 «) to 4 .¥) I Eastern Oregon are now mine favorable Mark, teacher, girls, 21»; boys, 27. Fifth I , pressure, anil the shippers would do wel| Tuesday at 9:00 p. m.. arriving at St. 10 | I than the ones fi. st received. (Clear sides lb« grade—Miss Ella Jones, teacher, girls, ford; partition. Morris, Miles A Co vs I) P Stratton; I to . obviate this bv cutting with finer! Joseph following Saturday. In addtion to the above list we carry in stock all the Leading brands 8 Bacon /Shoulders > lb Parties wishing to purchase a good 19; boys, 20. Sixth grade—Miss Emma action for money. 10 to IHams pi lb . 12 of Perfumes. BALDWIN'S. RICKSECKER'S. COLGATE'S. LUNDBORG'S. second-hand organ cheap will do well to . This car will txt fitted up with mat 10 Green, teacher, girls, 11; boys, 18. Total A J Horner vs J F Angevine et ttx; 1 saws (indeed we understand ttiat they T .wi 10 lKi call on S. J. LaFranee. at J. 11. Hender-I 8 10 *'ttr /In "> gallon tin* to foreclosure. are already doing sol at least for the tresses. pillows, bedding, curtains and WRIGHT S. LAZELL'S and HOYT'S. ot girls, 142; total of hoys. 132. Grand son’s store. 15 Eggs. <8 dozen Antoine LeFevre vs Mary E Robi«on; i European markets; it would pay in the toilet appliances, leaving nothing to t>e ' total 274. ro Butter,« reamery. V roll Bay Rum. Hair Oils. Cosmetics. Curling Irons, and Puffs. fon-i-losure. During March term of court, hoard Butter, dull, fresh roll 40 This is an increase of forty over last Amainla Kennedy vs Jas R Kenn<* long run. At present tliev libel an other-! furnished bv the passengers, and will be and lodging will be furnisheii at the Mc 15 to Brine ....... pound. in charge of a uniformed porter. wise superior article.” The Timber month. This does not indicate a falling dy; divorce. Minnville Hotel at same old rates. to 4 5 Dried apples, dull, pd. A J Apperson vs Riley and Porter Trader Journal believes the Oregon fir 1 Berths can be secured at the very low 8 0 .1. M c G virr . Proprietor. to Dried plums, dull, |xL off in attendance as thought. ♦i 8 Dried prunes, dull, -g/ pd. Smith: action for money. rate of $.3.00 for an upper or lower double has a future in the markets of Europe. $200,0X1 to loan bv the American Mort Terrible Landslide. 8 to H Driedpeaches.dull, V ?<• Jos C Rutan vs Debura L Ilutan; di-I Oregonians have always known that berth from Portland to St. Joseph. 1 05 gage Co., on farm land, for a term of Flour TP sack 1 00 to vorve. Mr. J. A. Haiues, of Ecklev, Currv years. No commission, no brokerage. Passengers holding tourist, tirst-das«, E E Goucher vs G W Thissel et ux; [1 the best timber in the world grows right | F. W. Fenton, attorney at McMinnville. . county, a brother of W. Haines, of this action for money. LOCAL AND GENERAL. here, but it takes the rest of the world ■ or second-chiss tickets will lx* carried in f Isaac Lambright vs Geo M Raleigh; j, some little time to find it out. Tlie Web thia car. Mr. T. M. Grubbs, of Springfield, is city, writes that they recently had a Miss Norwood is expected to return on i in the city. He says the people of that most destructive landslide in that vicin action for monev. For rates, through tickets, sleeper • foot state will yet become noted for its Matthew Geldard vs Thos Geldard; the 29th. burg have great hiqies for the town when ity. Near where he lives half a moun action for money. 11 excelent timlier, of which it possesses an berths, o? detailed information, apply to Children’s Jersey suits in eight colors I the narrow gauge railroad is extended tain slid down, killing three persons and Galloway A Goucher vs E ,J Wells et; i unlimited supply. As for its future ill the nearest Ticket Agent Union Pacific Inn irrt ¡oneri, from Coburg. at Kay & Todd's. Foiirrrtidiieri destroying their iann, bnrving over sev ux; action for money. L the markets of Europe, that is only a System, or T. W. L ee , We notice the candidates for office in iranry. Wait until the weather settle.«, and Alvira Van Voorhess vs Jno Van ; Grorrri. enty acres of fine Imtloan land to a depth Gen ’ l Pas«. Aut., Portland. Tillamook county are announcing I hem matter of time. The superiority of Ore Voorhess; divorce. then look out for the boom. selves in the local papers. Ttiia is just of from ten to twenty feet. Thirty head gon timber, especially for ship building Jane Aspinwall vs Margaret A E j I C. D McDuffie’s family arrived Tues and pio|>er, all candidates everywhere of cattle ami six horses were buried be Burton; foreclosure. | purposes, is rapidly being recognized and day evening from California. should follow their example. Allen Snyder et ux vs H () Noble; re- in j a few years European ship builders neath the slide. Timber was piled tip HOME MADE CANDIES. NUTS. TROPICAL FRUITS. STAPLE AND Rogers Bros., have something to say to This paper desires the pedigree of all half a mile from the foot of the moun plevin. FANCY GROCERIES CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. ETC. J J Cary vs J 1) Brvan et ux: action will want no other. the ladies thia week. Read it. standard bred horses, mares and colts in tain. The noise of the slide was heard for money. the county. Owners will confer a favor WKATHKK-CHOP BULLETIN On March 27tb our readers will see the eighteen miles distant.— Eugene Regitter. E A Post, administrator, vs Chas! ALL GOODS-DELIVERED FREE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. long delayed illustrated ¡«sue of this to us and at the same time help them For the Week Ending Saturday, March t.t, Woods et al; equity. selves by sending in the pedigree of their riie.t. paper. IS89 — t . S. Signal Service. Staver A Walker vs M Rymal; action I horses. As I am C losing O ct M y S tock O f C i « m keky A nk G i asswake . I can Tlie Oregonian should head the column E dson .—On March 12. 1890, Henry Ed for monev. With this begins the wetkly weather Mr. Frank Hoberg, of South Bend, offer von Bargains in these lines. Ida A F'letcher vs Almond S Fletcher; now headed with “Oregonians” "with-! son, of Pike, formerly of. Tillamook Wash., one of the booming towns of that divorce. ;1 crop bulletin of Oregon for 1890. Ar Death was caused by cancer. out credit.” new state, was in town over Sunday. He Hannah Lentzy vs D E Holloway; i rangements have been made with promi NEXT DOOR TO OLD POSTOFFICE, H enry . — At Lafayette, Oregon, March To arrive this week direct from St. is engaged in the real estate business ; . nent farmers, representatives of this ser M< MlXNVIl.l.E. (»REGOS 18, 1890, Miss Mary Henry. Funeral et ux; action for money. Louis, a large invoice of hardware at | and if he rustles there as he did here he F Born vs G F and (’has E Fendnll: to-dav at 2 p. m. Manning <fc Ungerman's. vice and others, in every county of the I cannot help but do well. action for money. Deceased had for several years suffer-I W H H Cary vs Chas E Fendall et I state to render weekly reports of the It is nearly time that our athletes or A home missionary tea will be given ganized a gymnasium. Boxing matches by the Ladies Aad society of tlie C. P. ed, but bore it patiently and bravely to ux; action for money. conditons of crops, their progress and McMinnville National Bank vs W T piospecle, the effects of tlie weather on for bluod is all the go now. chnrch at tlie residence of Mrs. R. Nel- the end. Her inanv friends in Lafayette and Geo M Raleigh; action formoney. O. H. Adams of this city was born in , | son, on this Friday evening. Onlv Ml and in the county extend their heartfelt ■ E M Briedwell vs Geo M Raleigh; ac them, and in general, inlonnation that 1819. and will celebrate his 71st birthday cents will be charged and an enjoyable symtrathies to the family. will acerne to the lienelit of the farmers, tion for monev. time is anticipated. All are invited to on the 25th of this month. B ooth .—At her home, on the lipper Kay A Tcxfd vs Wm T Raleigh; ac merchant and others. attend. Willamina on Tuesday, March 11, 1890 j tion for money. On Monday County Clerk Hobbs is Especial attention has been given to Business men w ho are anxious to ad Mrs. Booth, wile of Luke Booth, jr.— ; Jones A Co vs John Minty et al; fore sued a permit to marry to Chas. Chaney the selection of persons to render these vertise the city should follow the advice Sheridan Courier. closure of mechanic's lien. und Gertrude Gaither, of this city. I of thj secretary of state Allen Weir, of Wm McDonald vs I> L McCalx- et al; repoits; for the localities mentioned and Advertised Letters. I Mr. A. J. Apperson, (tie merchant.) I Washington, who writes to Walla Walla foreclosure. the state in general, these bulletins can has an advertisement in this paper which citizens, lie .«ays by all means use the The lollowing list of letters remaining I Morris A Miles vs P M Christenson; be relied upon as being in the main al»- The new stock ordered is fast coining in and will soon be it is to your inteiest to read carefnlly. local papers, especially those which have Has a Complete Slock of action for money. in the |iostoflice at McMinnville. Oregon, here—a fine and select stock. The Yamhill county Sunday school in some certain issue fully described the March 20, 1890. for two weeks, will be THE HAVE LOGAN FABM FOB SALE sohitely correct. The weather in the forepart of the convention was in session at Lafayette town. People will always read a news- paper account of its town, and a place is ( sent to the dead letter office as "un ■ Excellent Chance For Aspiring; ¥<»utli. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. week cool; rain dr anow was generally often sized up by its local press. claimed,” if not called for: experienced. The temperature rose in The democratic comity committee will W. II. Hardman, hrother-in-law to O. The virgin soil from which spring the latter part of the wesk, when warmth Miller, Minnie meet on March 29th and will fix the date H. Adams, of this city, died on Feb. 28, Mattle, Belle Loy, John master-minds of Yamhill—the fountain and sunshine prevailed, The tempera- i of county convention and the primaries. at Little Nestucca, of heart disease. He ; Meadows, J (i And is Prepared to do Lee. Tom Spaulding, Chas head from which eminates Yamhill’s tore since January 1st is much below the The board of immigration lias rented lelt home in the afternoon to burn some Williams, Willard Yamhill, J. Is called to the largo assortment of Children’s Jerseys. brightest and liest—from whose icy average, while tiie snow and rainfall is a room in the old tdiotograph gallerv on fern on a hill near by. and did not re When calling for the above please say Sailor and Blouse Suits, which will !»<• sol<l at price« the corner of Third and E streets for an turn. The next day. after a search, the springs and trickling rivulets and laugh above the average. J. C. C ooper , body was found on tlie hillside lying on “advertised.” that will astonish vou. office. ing brooks and shady coves flow the Winter wheat is generally reported in (hi Short Notice and at Rea- its face. Mr. Hardman was formerly a Postmaster. Y’ott will make no mistake in dealing resident of this city, -'nd was a pioneer purest and clearest waters of the land— good condition; a few sections report sonaable Prices. with liberal adveitisers. They draw a of 1853. He was seventv-three years of Democratic Committee. from whose highlands the tinted land previous thawing and freezing weather, custom and can afford to sell on a sm ill age. I scape inspire the aspiring youth to hero Memlx-ra of the Democratic County margin. which had injurious effects, but these Census enumerators will get the lol Central Committee of Yamhill County ic efforts crowned with the success of reports are confine,I to a very limited I have machines for cutting and In all probability a large nursery will lowing fees, and the work is to lie done he started ill Fairlawn. A good business in the month of June: For every living are requested to meet ut the courthouse late achievements known and recognized area. threading pipe from j awaits the person who has nerve enough . < |iersun, 2 cents; for every death, 2cents; on tlie 29th day of March, at 2 «clock as coming onlv from the classic glades of The ground is generally too wet for inch to 2 inches. to invest. for every firm 15 cents; fur every factory p. in. tty order of old Yamhill—whose red-cheeked apples plowing, though in sections plowing is in ¡20 cents; for every veteran widow, 5 and rosy-lipped lasses lend the enchant H e . nky (¡ ee , Chairman. Shingles can lie bought from tlie Me-1 progress. The snow has generally left,, Minnville Flouring Mills Co. for $2.50 cents. In special eases an enumerator ment of their flavor and fragrance as leaving the wheat in good condition, and C has , (¡ kisses . Secretary. per thousand. Shingles can he seen at may be paid by the day, not to exceed I also Keep on Hand none ottiers can bestow—whose bald, fair grass lor stock. A few flowers are i $0.00. If yon want to be an enumerator Notile. their mill. write to Hon. John Kelley, supervisor of headed eaglets soar the highest—w hose Fruit and other trees aie) Bath Tubs. Sinks. Boilers and Mrs. Snyder will open a private school the census, Springfield, Lane counts, My wife having left my bed and hoard web-footed ducks dive the deepest and blooming. on Monday. March 1st. Kindergarten Oregon. without just cause oi provocation. 1 will whose mossbacks aie the mossiest, vet rapidly approaching the building season. Everything Necessary to for the little ones in the forenoon ; terms Some tears are entertained that the fruit ' Stock is especially full. The latest styles are now on Every newspaper has an occasional not he responsible for any debts incurred whoae gieetings are the kindliest. It is 50 cents per week. Fit your House with trees may have been slightly injured bv subscriber whose soul seems to have by her. exhibition, and we ask your attention FOR A MOMENT Grs P afi . fs . among such that we ask you to dwell. the cold winter. The republican county primaries are been make out of the fag end of the ma- OXLY while in the city. Hot and Cold Dated March 17, 1890. Dost thou like the picture? called for April 5th and the conntv con j cerial. A contemporary observes that On Marell 15th, 1889, flowers, peach, vention for April 9th at 10:30 in the court he is always glad when he is dropped 1'IKE OS HECK. Water. N. I‘. 385 acres in all—250 in cultiva cherry, apple and plum tress were in from the list. They generally refuse to house in this city. L. Fiver will teach the Pike school i tion—150 in crops—2*2 miles from Mc full bloom in most parts of the state, iake the paper after receiving it a year 0. 0. HODSON. P. C. Hetzler of the American Bible without paying for it—a plain steal and this summer. Minnville—price reasonable and terms 1890 is about three weeks later in the We know the goods and prices will sell everything in the store. Thin society will be here Sunday. A union the law makes it such, with an insult easy. N. B. O atman . Lars Gregerson is pulling out a fine opening of spring. R < <1 I : i selected and in the best ever in this city. Be meeting will he held Sunday afternoon added—or else thev move away without Portland, Or. oichard on his farm near hen-. at the C. P. church. B. S, I’ agi e , sure and cal) early and avoid the rush. paying a nickel, oi they at once discover Beal Estate. Mr. C. Obye was in Portland last week Observer, C. S. Signal Service. Garland and Superior cook stoves that they get it irregularly, and wont bought before the raise and sold at old i pay for it. In either case it is a mere on business. He noticed an extraordi- j H. Hurley and wife to A. Odell, lots 1, Rocks. Sea Gull* and Thing*. I also handle Choice Garden spot cash priivs. Every one warianted snap, such as no honest man would be nary movement in the business of the Seeds, grown by reliable seedsmen, 2. 3, 5 and 6, block 31, Lafayette; $1,000. guilty of. The proper way to stop a news city. at Manning & Ungerman’s. The lollowing beautiful little stanzas paper is to pay up all arrearages and Mr. Rosman, Pike’s late school teach- i U. S. to I. Longlev, 41.12 acres, t 5 s are the production of our spring poet. to which your attention is called A large stock of goods has iust been I then discontinue it. tow. when wanting anything in this line. er, will teacli in Portland I his summer received at Apperson’s and he calls your They were dashed off at random, as it instead of Cornelius as reported last School l,aw*. Lode ma Dunn to B. W. Dunn, lot 3, O. O. HODSON. attention to the fact by means of a large were, and dropped into this office. The week. block 3, Lafayette; $1. advertisement in this issue. The following extract from the Amend inspiration which prompted the produc 1 have just received a letter from Little Mrs. S. Sawter to B. S. (’lark, lot in Yon will notice in another column the ed School Laws of Oregon, is published tion is deserving of great credit for so j advertisement of the Commercial stable. for the henefit of district clerks in the Jake on tlie Big Nestucca; he reports McMinnville; $1,000. times lively, grass good and stock in fine effectually concealing its identity. Tlie This stable is well equipped, anil you J. S. Hibbs and wife to Isabella Ens condition. county: rvthm is slightly haggard, but all there. will receive fair treatment there. ley, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 21, .lohn’s .S ection 42,—Districts shall not be en- Mr. Chas. Mann was in our city last The writer’s sense ot euphony is some Notice of Final Settlement. School district No. 8 will build a school addition to McMinnville; $1. thing wonderful—indeed none but a house during the eoming summer, and : titled to their proportion of the school week taking subscribers for the T ele Soon Lots will l»r Ncarce amt Command a Higher Price. H. B. Cone and wife to O. II. (’one, Notice is hereby given that the under have advertised for bids in this issue. ! funds at the disposal of the county school phone -R egister . He was well pleased genius could make "telescope” rhyme with the city and surrounding country. ! signed, as administrators of the estate of 9.71 acres, t 3 s, r 2 w ; $100. Our carpenters should interview them. superintendent unless they shall report Gave us a short call and entertained us,, with "billy coat,” without breaking a! John Carlin, deceased, have filed their final > U. S. to Geo. W. Grim, 114.30 acres, t Price Range« up. For full particular« apply to Fairlawn property is still on the mar ' to him by the first Monday of March of with some splendid music. Come ~ again dactyl or two of the left hand. His ' account of their administration of said es 5 s, r 6 w-. tate in the county court of Yamhill county. ket, and some very desirable tracts are each year, and shall have had a school Chas. fragile imagination is given full sway ' Oregon, J. 1. KNIGHT A and said court has fixed Tuesday, THE INVESTMENT Co . contained in it. On another page you taught in their district of one quarter’s Ann M. Wright to F. B. Ferguson, 1 M ore A no ». .IAS. I’l.ETt HER A. <’(».. 49 Stark St.. Portlatxl.lor. where he so vividly describes the rail the Oth day of May, 1890, at 10 o’clock, a. can see a plat of this tine tracts of land. acre in Amity ; $2. Real E«taic Agent«. McMinnville F. BARNEk il 1 A ( <>.. in., of said day at the :ountv court room at ! duration in each year; provided, that fence bnilt around this little farm to McMinnville. Oregon, as the time and place WHKATI.ASI*. McMinnville Flouring Mills George Francis Train is on his way th ? entire school funds leeeived annually Amanda A. Ferguson tu F. B. Fergu keep the sea gulls from digging up the of hearing the same around the world. He says he will make The farmers are going to build a ware-1 son. 1 acre in Amity; $225. Therefore, all persons interested in said by each school district from the appor wicked mother-in-law’s potatoes, Here the trip in <50 davs. We hope he gets house near here. estate are hereby notified and required to Henry Carlin et al to T. B. Kay and J. ^5 stuck in the antipodes and never re-1 tionments of the five-mill county school is the dull thudlet. appear at said time and place and show A. Todd, lot 7. block 15, McMinnville; Fatmers will commence plowing the turns. cause, if any there be. whv said estate he tax ami the irreducible state school fund There Stands a lonely Rock I first of the week. $225. not finally settled ami said administrators like Santrv for this’ Nation Gates A Henry, proprietor of the new made by the several county school su discharged. between Columbia and Tillamook Wheat on the prairies is looking well, I Henry Carlin et al to Anna B. Todd, livery- stable, which is to he known as perintendents shall lie exhausted within <»■ D CARLIN, it has the greatest of reputation. the Commeroial stable, have fine turn and during the year for which such ap but in the bottoms, where it was over- ! lot 2. block 15, McMinnville; $230. MARIA E. CARLIN. flowed, it will have to lie resown. outs, good horses, and ask a share of Administrators of said Estate. In the continents they Know it well The Only One. pointments are made and shall be ex F enton A F enton . your patronage. in Constantinople and Turkys Mr. Armstrong’s brother-in law is Attorneys for Estate • Mar 20-13.) pended for school puiposes only; pro hete to stay. He is well pleased with Rusia Prussia Miniel and Sliilds The Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul A large number of teachers have filed ami all the rest of them Country« applications for schools with the county vided further that, no part of the five-mill this section. He is a bttsinoss man and railway is the only line running solid Citation siiperintefl<Dnt. and direchffs desiring county school tax and the ¡«reducible will start a dry goods store in some of ■ vestibnleil, electric lighted and steam It is visible on the darkest Night for twenty Miles tins Wonder teachers will address the superintendent. state school fund, hereinbefore mention our towns. In the county court of the State of Oregon heated trains between Chicago, Milwau hut if Fog liatle against its Might for the County of Yamhill. This will save time. The opinion of the people regatding kee, St. Paul and Minneapolis. ed, shall be applied in paying for school you Lear it« Blast like roring thunder In the mutter of the estate of William One of Edison’s latest improved phon sites or the building or completion and the Scott murder has not changed. They Pierce, deceased. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Blit it is lonely on that Rock ographs will he on exhibition at the fire seating of schoolhouses ready for occu think that if Mr. Scott did not do the To Penuelia J Pierce. Terrisa E Noble. so it wouldnt do no harm killing he knows who did, and thev I railway is the only line running solid mans’ fair. It is a wonderful machine Richard 11 (' Pierce. Robert G Pierce. if each Keeper had a Nother in Low pancy ; provided further, that a new dis think he will not stand the test, but will and people desiring to hear it talk and vestihuled, electric lighter! and steam Martha L Bonce, David C Pierce, Sarah E to look after the stock and Farm: trict shall not be required to have school confess. Bynum, Win R Pierce, William Riggen sing should attend the fair. heated trains between Chicago, Council and James M Pierce, greeting: for in the distant not so fear Bluffs and Omaha. Those pal ties contemplating buying as aforesaid for the space of one year Not Correct. In the name of the state of Oregon. You they got some hens and a Billygoat. carriages, buggies, phietons, carts, etc., from the date of its organization, When The berth reading lamp feature in the are hereby citea and required to appear in in tbfr Mind they see it ther The Dayton Iferahl hits the nail square will find it to their advantage to wait a district has forfeited its school money the county court of the state of Oregon, for or some times throo the tilliscopc until Johnson A Nelson’s carload arrives; no recourse whatever shall be had to j on the head when it says; "These Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines the counts of Yamhill, at the court room And of game they got a few county local teachers’ institutes don’t is patented, ami cannot he used by any therof, at McMinnville., in the county of expected dailv. Goods are superior obtain the same. Seagulls Whit gray and Bround Yamhill. Tuesday. the 8th day of April. amount to very much, and yet our super other ratlwav company. quality; strictly "A” wheels on all. It is the great (lying al! around the Tower 1890. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that intendent receives $3 tier day for attend improvement of the age. Try it and be How Astoria Looker! in Old Day». Rert Bement, of Grand Ledge. Mich., This are all belong to the Fann. day, then and there to show cause it any ing them. N» fun for the tax[iayers. you have why a certain instrument of writ arrived in this city the other day. lie The meeting that was held at this place convinced. Astoria sixty-nine years ago was a A vegetable garden rare ing purporting to be the last will and testa is an old friend of C. H. Fleming, and For further particulars apply io the a few weeks ago was a failure.”— Lafay- witli a fence around dont .Mention ment of William Pierce, deceased, should will remain here during the summer. He 1 queer looking little place. It contained ette Ledger. to Keep the Seagulls out of thare nearest coupon ticket agent, or address not bo admitted to probate is a farmer, and it is his intention to pur in 1821 about seventeen houses all clns- they had to do some Fancing Published by order of Hon. L. Laugbary, This is not true. Teachers' institute« J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass’r Agent, No. .'13 chase a pla-e here if the country suits , i teied together on the bank of the river judge of said court, said order hearing date .Sea lion.« and Sea bears are a great benefit to the teachers, and Stark St., Portland, Ore. him. February Sth. 1890 and a large number of canoes, contain comes Lixiking for A Lark Witness, the Hon. L. Longhary. R. J. Lancefield, of Amity, disputes ing Indians, and a white man on one j therefore to tlie schools of the county. Has Resumed Work. they show them self and disapear judge of the county court of the The one above inav not have been well the assertion made by many that this a’Fi«kv Way of pleaing in the dark state of Oregon, for the county FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE. has been the moat severe winter ever particular day in that year could have attended, but that is no fault of the sup Judge Hurley stated to an Oregonian of Yamhill, and the seal of said <K VI.. come Kings from forygn Contrys Bohl known in tbat section. He says forty; been poling his wav to the shore on a erintendent. There should he a law reporter Sunday that the Unite<l Breth court hereto affixed, this 12th from Feegee island's or Pedeconia day of Februarv. 1890. years ago was a worse one, and it snow ■ raft. This is the Astoria of that jieriod they cannot show us from Pohl to Poll ren college at Corvallis, has been able to Attest: J W 11‘iBBS. ■ lerk. ed, rained or haled twenty-seven days as pictured in a photograph, which D. R. i compelling the attendance of teachers. A Light like the one off the Columbia F. W. F enton , resume work since the decision of Judge in the month of March. Notice to Contractors. Attorney for Estate I/. P. S., in Columbian. Blount has had marie from a pen and fri »27 Bean, in favor of the conservative ele A west side exchange says that a let i ink sketch of the place marie by one of What i« Cafltoria? Sealed bids will he received by the ment of the church there. The suit is ter received recently from the Southern Notice of Final Sett lenient. i'acific management, in reference to ex the officers <>f the obi Hudson Bay com board of school directors ot district No. \et (tending, though a decision has been < astoria is Dr Samuel Pitcher’s prescrip Notice is hereby given that the under tending the west side road irom Corval pany. The p‘,lot.graphs show the hills 8, Yambill county, Oregon, tor the build rendered on a hearing for a preliminary tion for infants and children. It contains signed. Lucretia M. Austen, as administra SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR AND PRICE LIST. lis to Junction, indicates that the compa hack of the city very plainly and they neither opium, morphine, nor other nar ny has already determined on such ex are easily recognized. The artist evi ing of a schoolhouse in said district, up injunction. The decision, while not final, cotic substance. It is a harmless substitute trix of the estate of Thomas P Austen, de has filed her final account of her ad tension, and that it will in all prop.ibiiity to Friday 4 o’clock p. m. the 4th »lay of is thought virtually to settle the disputed for paregoric, drops, soothing syrups, and ceased, ministration of said estate in the county be effected in the very near futme.— Ren dently was at a point near where the April 1890. Plans and specifications of pos>ession of the college projtertv, A castor oil. It is pleasant. Its guarantee court of Yamhill comry. Oregon, and said is thirty years’ use by millions of mothers. 5 corner of Fourth and Genevieve streets ton leader has fixed Tuesday the 8th (lav of which can l»e seen at the McMinnville good many United Brethren people will Castoria destroys worms and alia vs fever- court April. 18JXI. at 10 o’clock, a tn. of .-aid day Never Fail to Protect their Contents against Both Fire and 3¡.rgiars now is and which at that time was cover- A Salem or some other school ma'am, National bank. 1 he hoard reserve the be glad to hear that the college has sihness. Pastoria prevents vomiting Sour at ibe county court r-«»in at McMinnville. curd, cures diarrhoea and wind colic ('as Oregon, a"* the time and nlace of bearing telling a friend how a goat butted a boy 1 ed with water. Coxcomb hill over what right to reject anv and all bids. Dated again gone to work. toria relieves teething troubles, cures con the same over the fnint gate, said : “He hm led is no»v Olney streets is shown plainly.— March 14. 1890. T. D. H enderson . alls afe and ock ompany and flatulency Pastoria assimi Therefore al! p»-rs<ln- interested in >aid SHILOH’S cure will immediately relieve stipation the previous end of his anatomy against Pionefi'. lates tne f(X>d. regulates the stomach and estate are hereby notified and required to Factory, CINC INNATI, OHIO. Proup. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis; (Attest,- Chairman Board of Directors. the boys after wan!« with an earnestness bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. appear at said time and place and show »tarried. sold i»y Rogers Bros. J. G. W jsbcarver . Pastoria is the children’s panacea — the cause, if any there be. why said estate lie and velocity that hacked up th« ponder SALESROOMS : A N ASAL Injector free with each bottle mother’s friend. Dis’t. Clerk. osity of the goat's avoirdiqiois imparted C haney -G aither .—On Tuesday, March not finally settbfl and said administratrix J of Shiloh’s < .’atarrfi Remedy; price 50 cents. *4ew York City; Portland, Me.; Boston; Philadelphia; Cleveland; Chicago; to the yonthlul masculine a mornentuin 18, 1891, Mr. Chas. Chaney ami Mis* discharged. ARE you made miserable by Indigestion.: by Roger* Bros. FOR Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint you LU RETJ A M AUSTEN, -ouisville ; St. Louis; Kansas City; Omaha; Minneapolis: St. Paul; New Orleans ; that was not iiii|H-ded or relaxed until he Gertrude Gaither, at the residence of Constipation. Dizziness. Loss of Appetite.. WHY will you cough when Shiloh’* cure have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Administratrix of said Estate. was landed on 1er*a tirma without the Capt. Wyatt Harris, in this ciiv ; Judge Yellow Skin? Shiloh’* Vitnlizer is a posi- will give immediate releif Price 10 ets. .V) Shiloh’s Vitaiizrr. It never tail* to euro. San Francisco; Los Angeles; San Diego; Portland, Oreg.; Nashville. Tenr • F enton A F enton . pale ot the goat's jurisdiction.” L. Loughary officiating. live cure; sold by Rogers Bros. | ets. and $1. Sold hv Rogers Bro* Sou) hy Rogers Bro*. Richmond. Va.: Milwaukee. Wis.; Evansville, Ind.; Atlanta, G& Attorneys for Estate Feb 27-8, TH E TE L E PH < >N E- R E(i 1ST E R- TO THE LADIES ! We invite your Special Attention to the List of Fine Toilet Requisites: LIQ. row i). Hunter’s Robertine, (’reme Delias, Gossamer, Enanieline, Swan’s Down, Magnolia Balm, Slavens Oriental Cream, . Pozzonis, (’umiline, Saunders'. ROGERS BROS., Leading Druggists, CITY BAKERY Q avidson & S quire . CHAS. GRISSEN. 0. 0. HODSON 4 AT KAY & TODD’S! SPECIAL ATTENTION ANYANDALLKINDSOFPLUMBINS MEN’S SUMMER SUITS ! A Hats, Furnishing Goods and Shoe GARDEN SEEDS ! Lots in the Oak Park ADDITION ARE SELLING FAST! It Is ZB-cLUd-in-g- TTp. Buy ITo^xr Z3efoxe To© Late. A A SECOND HAND SAFES AT A BARGAIN Combination Locks Furnished and Repairing a Specialty HALLS STANDARD SAFES H a i V S L C .