J. App.-raon has a
THE TÈtRTHONE-REOISTEIl ■ to A.
read th’.« week.
Have you noticed the ad. of Wallace
Marcii
26, 1^91 A Todd in this issue?
WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.
new ad. for you
For
Week Ending Saturday« Marcii *J1
IMM-..U. S. Signal Service.
For gfsxi fresh bread, pies, cakes, etc.
The temperature has risen, but is yet
■ go the Red front bakery.
slightly below the normal. Showers
New hosiery. Ironclad hose for chil fell during the week, but not average
From 7 □ ill. to 7 p. Ill From 7 :30 p. dren at Redmond’s.
amount.
m. to 8:30 p.m.
Money order hours from , a. m. to 6 p. ni.
The Red front bakery is the pl ice to
Generally partly cloudy weather pre
Sunday from 12 ni. to 1 p. in
get your money’s worth.
vailed, the sun when shining being
Mail south closes at 9:50 a. ill. Mail
When you want to insure your prop quite warm. An occa.4onal light frost
north closes at 2:30 p. in. and 9 p. in.
Mail for 5:45 a. m train closes evening erty or get a loan lie sure to see H. J. occurred in Western Oregon. In East
>>efore at 9 p m
Little.
ern Oregon frosts were frequent at
Sheridan and southern Tillamook mail
The Whiteson whiskey men have night, the days being quite warm.
doses at 11 a m.
been indicted and they will lx> tried at
The snow is alxiut all gone from t he
this session.
l ilt KCH NOTICES.
valleys of Eastern Oregon though there
The best, freshest and cheapest gro
Mr-TiiomsT Ertscor.it. CiitRcil — Services ceries in the valley are nt the Red Front yet remains plenty in the foot hilLs and
every Sabbath at 11 a. in and 7:U0 p ni,
in the mountains. The melting snow
Sunday School at 9:30 a, m fra. er meet grocery store.
ing Thursday evenings at 7:30.
The Amity warehouse is for sale. For generally soaked into the earth, mak
R ev J. T A bbett , Pastor.
particulars enquire of R. .1. Lancefield, ing the soil very wet. In Western Or
CVMHERLA.XU I’RESB-.TERIAX C11CRCH .— Amity, Oregon.
egon the soil is very wet from the Feb
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. in. and 7 p
The No. 9 Wheeler & Wilson sewing ruary rains and March showers. Strong
m Sunday School at 9:30 a. ni.
P.i:v W iley K xowees , Pa«tor
machine at Hewitt Bro«., is the best south and southwest winds prevailed
BirriaT ('in: lieu. -Services every Sabbath machine in the world.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
at 11 a in. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday School at
8. Howorth & Co. are sole agents for
Owing to the wet soil conditions in
9;55a. in.
R ev It. M c K illop , Pastor.
C hbistia X CitiacH services overy Sabbath Oregon and Washington for Mrs. Lo Western Oregon melting snow and wet
gon’s California Vitalizer.
at 11 a. m. and 7 p ni
soil in Eastern Oregon, spring seeding
R ev Da. 11. F lïuzt, Pastor
Gordon, who attempted to escape has generally been delayed. Some
from the county jail on Sunday last,
plowing has been done on the higher
McMinnville (¡range. No. 31, 1'. of II., will be tried today at 9 a. m.
meet in their hall the first and third Matiir-
lands of western Oregon and in parts of
dav of each month at 10 a. m. Visitors
First class baled timothy hay- for sale
cordially invited. J. R B ooth , Master.
in quantities to suit. Enquire of J. Southern Oregon. While the weather
Mrs. II. A. H embree , Sec,
conditions have not been up to the ave
Wisecarver. Price $16 per ton.
The jury was out about ten minutes rage, yet they have been very favorable
TIIE MARKET REPORT.
in the ease of the state vs Chas. Chan to the full and winter sown grain which
GO ey. They brought in a verdict of not is invariably reported to be in a most
Potatoes ................... V bu $ 50 to
2 50 to .3 00 guilty.
Chickens, young
prosperous and promising condition.
old........
V loz 3 .50 to 4 00
10
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness. Considerable growth has l>een made
(Clear sides U lb.
8
Bacon ■'Shoulders ® lb
Dizziness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured during the week. In the Willamette
t«>
12
!o
lliams V lb .
by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Samples free I
10
j valley, especially, the soil is wet. which
, _ , (In 10 ixl nails
at Rogers Bros. 1
10
s
to
•"ri (In 5 gallon tins
Wright’s Blackberry- Cordial should j ' retards spring work. In parts of West-
23
Kgg«.
fl dozen
in ern Oregon peach and apricot trees are
75
Butter, Creamery. V roll
be kept in every house. Invaluai'de
I.;“.!™”!; ::::
Butter, dull, fresh p roll fiO
■ ■ bowels.
-I | ¡ in
n hinosnm,
in all relaxed conditions of - the
blossom, quince trees showing
20
Brine
> pound. 15 to
Sold
by
Rogers
Bros.
:
leaves,
berry bushes and shrubs are
fi to
4
Dried apples, dull, (9 pd
8
G to
Dried plums, dull, V pd.
Impure blood and low vitality will leafing, other fruit trees have swelling
10
Dried prunes, dull, ft pd.
9 t»>
make fearful inroads on your health. buds. Warmer weather with sunshine
12
Drledpeachcs.dnll. 'ft pd 10 to
Wright’s Sarsaparilla will cleanse your is needed throughout the state. The
1 05
Flour
... y sack 1 00 to
blood and build you up. Sold by Rog
season is slightly later than usual. The
ers Bros.
l.ocnl anil General
prosperous condition of the fall wheat,
No one can afford to do without
Mr. Parker, formerly of the firm of Wright’s Myrrh Tooth Soap. It clean the wet condition of the soil, the back
Parker & Matod, is in the city rustling ses the mouth, purifies the breath, pre ward weather conditions all tends to
serves the teeth and makes them lieau- ward a bountiful harvest.
life insurance.
tiful. Sold by Rogers Bros.
In Wallowa county some stock has
Al Hussey, of Portland, was in the
The Best Remedy—Wright’s Paragon been lost, in other stock sections it is
city during the first of the week. He
Headache Remedy. Stops pain in live rare that loss is reported, and on the
was a witness lx>fore the court.
minutes. Harmless, tasteless, no ill ef
Lost.—A «addille blanket between fects. A positive cure for headache and j other hand their condition is generally
Wils Cook’s and J. J. Henderson’s neuralgia. Sold by Rogers Bros.
reported to lie good. The grass is grow
farm. Finder will return to this office.
The masquerade ball to be given at ing and ftirnishiug good feed.
Company “B” need an armory very Dayton tomorrow (Friday) evening
In some sections “La grippe'' is prev
bad and they are rustling for thè same. promises
to be a very pleasant affair.
Already some $490 have been subscrib Several prizes will be awarded and no alent, but nothing serious. The gener
al health is fl rat class.
ed.
effort will be spared to make the even
B. 8. l’AGUE,
Several of our citizens are engaged in ing pleasant for all who attend.
U.
8.
Signal
Observer.
filling up their lots and it will not lie
“Sandy” Olds, the murderer of Emil ■
long before the city will have several Weber, has escaped his just deserts.
Electric Bitters.
fine Jawus.
At the late session of the Washington
If you desire to spend a pleasant eve county court the jury convicted him of
This remedy is becoming so well
ning' and help a good cause attend the manslaughter and Judge Taylor sen known and so popular as to need no
entertainment to-morrow evening at tenced him to one year in the peniten special mention. All who have used
tiary, the minimum sentence.
the Opera house.
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
Wm. Warren, the sheriff of the coun praise. A purer medicine does not ex
Deputy Postmaster Jellison, of Am
ist
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
ity, is down with the grip, and J. F. ty, has sued the county for $50mileage.
Wisecarver, former postmaster of this The sheriff put iu tlie bill to the county claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
city, has charge of the office.
court for this amount upon tlie comple diseases of the liver and kidneys, will
tion of the tax collection tour ami it remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and
Street Commissioner Coulter has l>een was not allowed, because the court held all other affections caused by impure
paying considerable attention to the that the per cent, of tlie collections blood. Will drive malaria from the
streets during the last week, potting in paid the entire bill. This did not system and prevent as well as cure all
eros« walks and making drains.
malarial fevers. For cure of headache,
please the sheriff hence the suit
constipation and indigestion try Elec
John Rohr has finished decorating
The
Cochran
family
are
considering
the new residence of O. H. Adams, and the advisability of coining to this city tric Bitters—entire satisfaction guaran
the work is without a peer in the city. and giving one of their musical con teed or money refunded. Price 50 ets.
and $1.00 per bottle at Rogers Rros.
This residence is the finest in the city. certs.
The entire family are musical drugstore. 5
Dr. L. L. Rowland, of Salem, was in geniuses and the entertainment would
Court Martial.
the city over Sunday, lieing called here no doubt be appreciated by a large:
by tlie sickness of Mrs. Mary Rowland, number of our citizens. Adele Cochran, i
„„
...
. ,
his aged step-motber, whose serious ill the "Bab\- Violinist,” is a wonderful
performer. The press and people are : 1 he court martial convened to inves-
ness was mentioned last week.
tigate charges against Lieutenant-Col-
I unanimous in this verdict.
There was a sweet lass from Yambill,
------------- ------
onel Ivanhoe, of the Third regiment
Was wed to a young man named Will,
THE ,,O±<‘±S,lOW’
i O. N. G,. anil other matters which
They bought goods galore
The Ilorfees in Attendance on saturalay ' might come before it, held a meeting
From Evenilen’s store,
Best and cbeapest in all McMinn-ville.
Can Not be Beaten in any County.
: at Portland, Thursday.
The court
Mrs. C. A. Wallace and Mrs. J. A.
Early Saturday morning the horses consists of Colonel Freeman, insjiector-
Todd returned from California on Sat
general, president; Colonel Itecbe, of
urday. Mr. Wallace is coming by wa began to arrive. Soon the stables were
ter and bringing with him two very full and Inquiries were made for private the First regiment; Colonel Lovell, of
fine horses that he purchased while stables. The town began to fill with the Second regiment; Lieutenant-Col
away.
people who liked fine horses.
1’11ore onel Summers, of the First regiment;
The prominent case of this term of were between seventy-five and one hun Cecil Holcomb, A. D. C., and Lieuten
court was said to be the ease of State ' dred fine horses here to lx? shown when ant Thomas, of company K, First regi
vs J. E. Magers, which was set for ;
ment, judge advocate. The case of
bearing Tuesday morning. It was ; the parade was formed to march to the
Colonel Ivanhoe was taken up, and he
exhibition
grounds.
Two
very
musical
promptly dismissed by the judge, there ;
being no case against Mr. Magers.
jacks furnished the music for the inarch asked for time to secure counsel and
Thursday the engine of the evening and also entertained the people while witnesses. Tlie court took up the mat-
train carried Dr. Goucher to Whiteson I ou the grounds. The horses of Yum- ter charges against Captain Sladden,
where bis services were needed in dres hill county can now be compared with of Eugene, in regard to the discharge
sing the wounded band of M Walter, the horses of any eastern county mid | of his duties as captain, and concluded
who had bis hand crushed by a band i
ear. The middle finger was amputated, i lose nothing by the comparison. |)llr. the trial ol the case. Hie result cannot
lx1 known until the court chooses to
James Flett has a private fish pond ing the last three years the quality as
As these
at the mill in the mountains, and he I well ns the quantity of stock has in make public its findings.
allows no one to fish in it until boopens . creased wonderfully, and no one need military tribunals are held with dosed
the season. He does this, he says, so ; he afraid to say wc have the best horses doors, and conducted witli secrecy, tlie
lie can catch the largest string of fish '
result cannot lie known until promul
and thus have the only true fish story' and cattle in the state.
gated by the court.
of the year.
/
rOSTOFFICE HOI KS.
THE PUBUC SCHOOL
SUPT. BAKER GIVES FEW POINT-
ERS.
AU re«ons Between the Age» of Six and
Fourteen Must Attend School at Least
Twelve Weeks tnj the Year-Discipline
Should be Maintained in the School—
Teachers Have a Kight to inflict Cor
poral Punishineut.
Before completing my report 1 desire
to take notice of a few clauses in the
school laws of this state and the man
agement of school affairs generally.
The first item that attracts my atten
tion just now in examining clerk's re
ports is the number of persons twenty
years of age enrolled as of school age.
School officers will please read section
54 of subdivision 5, page 34 Oregon
school law relating to the duties of
school clerk.«. It reads: “Each district
clerk shnll enroll annually for school
purposes all persons in his district
over four and under twenty years of
age.
TEACHERS’ CONTRACTS.
All contracts between teachers and
directors should be reduced to writing
at the time of making the contract,and
should be done at a regular board meet
ing. The directors should require the
teacher to prixluce a valid eertiflrate at
the time of making the contract, and
the grade of the certificate and the per
cent, in each branch marked on the
certificate should be carefully exam
ined.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The branches to be taught in tlie
common schools are orthography, read
ing, writing, mental and written aritll-
melie, geography, grammar, U. S. his
tory, and physiology and hygiene.
School officers should see that these
branches are taught and that scholars
are properly supplied with books. Tlie
pursuance of these studies is not option
al, but obligatory. No one has the
right to interfere with the course of
study and discipline of the school by
refusing to furnish books, or to pursue
the course of study prescribed by the
state. It is made tlie duty of (lie teach
er under the direction of tlie board of
directors to determine what branches
shall be pursued by each pupil, and all
pupils belonging to u grade should pur
sue the same course of study at the
same time. No exception should be
made except in case of mental or phys
ical inability.
COMPULSORY' EDUCATION.
It is made the duty of the clerk
and directors of each district to see that
all persons between the ages of eight
and fourteen years living within two
miles of tlie school house attend school
at least twelve weeks in each school
year, except, of course, in cases of phys
ical or mental disability. Six- titles,
page 41, Oregon school laws.
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.
FROM OVER THE COUNTY,
' ' . To obtain a see- !
ond grade applicants must obtain in
like manner a general average of not INTERESTING ITEMS BY ENTER-
less than 80 per cent., and must have
Vili« ING CORRESPONDE NT«.
had taught at least three months.
Third grade certificates may lx? granted
NORTH YAMHILL.
to applicants who obtain a general aver
age of at least 70 per cent.
Mr. John Flett who has Ixs ii >ick
Great care should be exercised in the with la grippe is much better.
selection of teachers, and such selec
Mrs. E. II. Anthony of Portland is
tions should be made only at a regular visiting friends here this week.
board meeting. The general average
The Rev. J.A. Campbell preached an
and also the standing in each branch, interesting sermon to a large congrega
as shown by thé teacher’s certificate, tion Sunday evening.
should be carefully examined. A third
Several of our young men are paying
rate teacher should never lx? employed Washington a visit this week. They
in a first rate school. A first grade cer seem to like that climate better just
tificate is not an absolute guarantee now.
that the person is a first-class teacher;
Died—At her home near this city, on
it is a guarantee that the holder has the Monday, March 16th, Mrs. Sarah Han
acquired ability, or the necessary learn ning, eldest daughter of the late T. C.
ing to entitle him to a first grade cer Davis. Mrs. Hanning wa« horn in Or
tificate, so far then as aquired ability is egon in 1851.
concerned, he is competent, in any
Mrs. Cox, of Newberg, gave an inter
grade of public school. A teacher esting talk on temperance at the church
whose standing upon examination on Friday- evening. A W. C. T. U. was
ly entitled him to a second or even organized at the close of the meeting.
third grade may be a successful teacher
Our public school will return Carl
in a corresponding grade of school, but ton’s compliment and give an exhibi
the standing, as shown by the certifi tion at Howe's hall on next Saturday-
cate, is prima facie evidence of his lack evening. An interesting program has
of thorough preparation. This is a very been prepared
R amona .
important matter and should engage
the attention of school officers.
CARLTON.
In concluding this report of the edu
cational affairs I will add: My only-
Spring is here.
object in calling attention in a general
Grouse are hooting.
way to the various topics is to awaken
We arc sorry to report Mr. D. W.
a more general interest in the schools Laughlin’s family very sick.
of our county. We are favorably situ
Real estate agents are thick around
ated in Yamhill and by organized ef Carlton.
fort upon the part of officers, teachers
C, Hendrix, while hunting last
and patrons our county in educational week, had a very valuable dog belong
Importance will take rank among the ing to Mr. Howe struck by the ears
best in the state.
L. II. B aker ,
and came near being killed.
Superintendent.
Our singing school at this place is
The April Forum.
In the April number of the Forui/i,
Representative R. Q. Mills, of Texas,
will make a critical analysis of the cen
sus, to show that it is so seriously de
fective as to lx? useless. In the same
number of the Eormw, Senator Hoar,
of Massachusetts, who was the cham
pion of the election bill in the senate,
constructs an argument to prove that
the republican party was untrue to its
precedents and to its principles, be
cause the late congress adjourned with
out enacting the eleciion bill. He ar
gues that the series of great historical
achievements of the republican party-
suffered so serious a breach by this in
activity, that the party must find new
vigor to make its future in any way
worthy of its past.
Other articles in this number will be,
Study of the Problem of Poverty in
Great Cities,” by the Rev. Dr. Iiains-
ford, of New York; an autobiographi
cal essay by Prof. Simon Newcomb, the
astronomer; an explanation of the feats
of so-called mind-readers, by- Prof.
Chas. Gatchell, of the University- of
Michigan, who shows that “mind
reading” is only muscle-reading; a
comparison of railway rates in the
United States and in other countries,
to ascertain whether our rates are real
ly high.
T he F orum P ub . C o ., New York.
MT WIFE
Insists on buying her Drugs. Med
icines, and Toilet Articles at Rog
ers Rros. She savs it
ISA
HUMBUG!
Well known fact that all goods are
as represented and no
That all Drugs sold at this drug
store are as pure as can be pur
chased, and of the best quality.
grand.
Mrs. Hendrix returned from her
visit last week.
Miss Aggie Metcalf will teach in the
Hutchcroft district.
Old Chief Bussy is on the war path, i
The outlook in prices for grain seems ,
good the coming harvest.
Hurry up and make your early gar-1
den.
The China pheasants seems to lie in
creasing very fast now.
Wm. Kutch has a new plank fence
in front of his residence.
The mother of Mrs C. Hendrix is
visiting her at present from Newberg.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tile Best Salve in'.the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Ithcum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, (.'happed Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup
tions. and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Boger« Bros.
Bar Docket, March Term.
State vs J E Magers; forgery; Geo G
Bingham for state, McCain, Fenton et
al for defense. Indictment held not to
charge a crime. Deft discharged.
State vs \V E Martin; open saloon on
Sunday; Geo G Bingham for state, Jas .
McCain for defense. Fined $10 and '
costs.
Chas Handley vsEllen Jnekson;equi-
ty; Jas McCain for plaintiff,T H Tongue
for defense. Loughary discharged and
J J Spencer appointed referee.
W H Logan vs C W Talmage, appeal;
How*. This?
from justice’s court; Magers A- Fenton >
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for plaintiff, McCain and Loughary for
Icr any ease of catarrh that cannot be cured defense. Continued.
bv taking Hall's Catarrh Cure
Hannah Leutzy vs I) E Halloway et ■
F .1. CHENEY. Prop's. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. ux; motion to set aside judgment; L J
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe Loughary for Pl’ff, Fenton & McCain '
liini perfectly honorable in all bu«intss for Deft. Judgment.
John Jones vs T E Loban; action for I
transactions, and financially able to carry
out an v obligation made by their firm.
money; F W Fenton for Pl’ff. Deftult I
W est A T kacx , Wholesale druggists Tole judgment.
do. O.
J Fletcher & Co vs W J Garrison; ac
W ai . iiixo , K innan A M aiuix , Wholesale tion for money; Loughary & Ballinger
druggists. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, for Pl’ff, J McCain for Deft. Dismissed ■
acting directly upon the blood and mocous at Pl'fl's cost.
Klosterman & Co vs DC Daugherty;1
surface« of the system. Trstimonials sent
free. Price 75c, per bottle. Sold by all action for money. F W Fenton for i
ilJuggists,
Pl’ff. Judgment.
JR Dawson vs DC Daugherty; ae-1
Real Estate.
tion for money; Silverston, Murpny &
Oregon Real Estate Co to W 1) Mo Brodie for Pl’ff. Judgment.
Geo G Bingham Dist Atty, vs Susan :
Donald, lots 7 and 8, blk 8 Howland’s
Nickerson and Elizalietli Simms; suit
•/
add to McMinnville; $600.
to collect bail bond; Geo G Bingham |
Oregon Real Estate Co to Effie J Mc- for Pl’ff, I. Loughary for Deft. Dis
Donald, lots 1 and 2, blk 8 Rowland’s missed.
P M Scroggin vs Jas Morrison; F \V !
add to McMinnville; $500.
Fenton for Pl’ff. Entry.
John Lynch to Eliza Lynch, 50 acres
L C Thompson vs Samuel Rolfe; ac
.23
l'rt>|M>rtimi -
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.
4n t 4 s, r -1 w; $1000.
tion for money; F W Fenton for 1‘lff. ' !
INOCl
’
LATORS
OF
In some localities the opinion pre-
J C Cooper to A B Bell, lota 7 and 8, Judgment.
,2i
Quality -
> vails that the teacher has no legal right blk 1 Whitesoil; $245.
Sarah E Daniels vs R S Daniels; di-1
A Prisoner Breaks For Liberty.
vorce; J McCain for Pl’ff, James 11 ■
to inflict corporal punishment. This is
A
Husband
’
s
Mistake.
United States to James Fairchiles,160 Stater & Son and Geo G Bingham for j
.25
Nearly every one in town is suffer
Mile - -
; not correct. The highest authority can acres in t 2 s, r 5 W.
ing with the grip. It is the same dis-1 Last Sunday while AV. E. Warren,
Husbands too often permit wives, par
Deft. Bena Snelling appointed referee.
ease which visited this section last win the sheriff, was engaged in the pleasant ents their children, to suffer from head be cited upon this point, yet the right
.25
Rosenfield Smith Co vs D C Daugh
H Hurley to Elizabeth Kruger, 5
linisli -
SPECIALISTS IN
ter, but it seems to be more active. duty of making the prisoners in the ache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleeplessness, should be exercised with extreme cau
erty; action for money; H Ballinger for
acre
tract
No.
54,
part
of
John
Hess
D
fits,
nervousness,
when
by
the
use
of
I)r
Several families in this city ah? down
Pl'ff. Judgment.
tion. It is rarely that such extreme L C; $167.
in bed with the disease, but as yet no jail bring in wood for the day, one of Mile's Restorative Nervine such serious
1.W»
Raymond, Squire A Co vs D C
'■ easily
”, be
’ prevented,
------ : 2, Drug- measures are necessary, yet the fact
them, J. Gordon, skipped out. His all- results could
fatalities have resulted.
Jacob
Wortman
to
H
A
Tucker,
lots
Daugherty: action for money; F W
£ists everywhere say it gives universal sat- that such right upon tlie part of the
sence
was
soon
noticed
and
the
officers
7 and 8 blk 2 Court add to McMinn Fenton for Pl’ff. Judgment.
A Kansas cyclone is absolutely un
L Feldman & Co vs D C Daugherty i
controllable and is not to lie tampered of the county immediately started in worth & Co., of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Snow <fc teacher exists has a wholesome effect ville.
Co.,
of
Syracuse.
N.
Y.
;
J.
C.
Wolf,
Hills
action for money; F W Fenton for Pin.!
M. D.
upon a certain class of pupils.
with. Not so with the Cyclone double- pursuit. The crowd was soon augmen
W II Wyman to Wm Barton, lots 3 Dismissed and settled.
dale.
Mich.;
and
hundreds
of
others
say
i
acting force pump. It is very easy to ted by a number of citizens aud .the "it is the greatest seller they ever knew/’
SUSPENSION.
and
4
and
s
}
of
lots
2
and
5,
Hurley
’
s
Akin,
Selling
&
Co
vs
1)
('
Daughcr-
i
operate, aud is so simple that anyone ,
It contains no opiates
Trial bottles and
The teacher has the inherent right to 6 Large's add to Newberg, also 3 acres ty; action for money; F W Fenton for
can repair it if necessary. If in need of I whole of Oak Park was searched in line Ixiok on Nervous Diseases, free at Í
suspend a pupil for unruly or disorder near Newberg. $900.
Pl’ff. Dismissed settled.
vain.
Finally
the
gentleman
was
a pump be sure to see the Cyclone at
Rogers Bros'.
Mary Hess vs John H Hess, divorce; > Offioa Hours from 6:30 a,. XXI. to 3:30 p. r
ly conduct, but such suspension must | H A Tucker to Jacob Wortman, lots
Martin & Sanders.
found in A. D. Simpson’s barn and he
Good News at Last
be promptly reported to tlie board of 7 aud 8 blk 2, Court add to McMinn F W ienton for Pl’ff, Geo G Bingham i
Be sure and go hear and see “The would not come out when ordered to do i
for Deft. Default referred to H C Fen
Little Shaking Quakers,” “The Mother so. He had crawled between some
Several car loads of lumber are being directors.
ton. Granted.
ville; $800.
EXPULSION.
Goose Children,” the “March Drill” . baled hay and wanted to stay there, unloaded at the depot preparatory to
A M Williams & Co vs L Grazer; ac- i
H B Oatman to John Grant, 40.13
and the callsthcnic songs and other
It
has
been
held
by
the
courts
that
;
tion for money; F W Fenton for Pl’ff. I
musical recitals by the children of the but when the six-foot-four-eounty-clerk framing. It is to lx? used in the con the board has jxiwer to suspend or ex- j acres in t 4 s, r 4 w; $1203.90.
Judgment.
public schools. Friday evening at the reached in and got him by the hair lie struction of a new bridge across Cozine
B P Cardwell to M W Tallman lots 7
Nora E Venable vs W A Venable; di
Opera house. Tickets 25 cents; reserv changed his mind and allowed himself creek. In the opinion of the people pel any pupil for refusing to comply ; 9 and 10, blk 3, Iuppincott’s 1st add to vorce; F W Fenton for Plff. Divorce i
ed seat« 50 cents. On sale at Rogers to lx? dragged forth. It seems as if this bridge has long been needed, and with the rules of the schools, in the:
granted.
Dayton; $240.
Bros’.
Fleckenstein, Mayer <fc Co vs Wm
there are too many prisoners of the the traveling public will soon be able ease of contagious disease, and for | M W Tallman to B F Lewis, Jots 7,
Hon. W. D. Fenton of Salem is in
Malone; action for money: J E Magers.
gross immorality, manifested by habit.«,
county
Bastile
attempting
to
escape
:
to
cross
the
creek
without
fear.
The
9 and 10, Lippincott’s 1st add to Day Judgment.
the city on business liefore the circuit
But it should :
court. ‘ On the first of the month Mr. while bringing in wood. A janitor or . railroad company has been giving their manners or language
A B Fauleoner vs Emma (' Faulco-
ton ; $350.
be
remembereil
that
expulsion
is
not
•
Fenton will move from Salem to Port | more attention would no doubt prevent i bridges more attention since the acci-
Oregon <k California R R Co to Jas ner; divorce; Jas McCain for Plfl’, Geo
land where he will open a law office in ' this frequent occurrence.
i dent on tlie east side. The bents will a means of punishment, but a matter : Steele the w I of s w of tcction 21, t 3 G Bingham for Deft. Bena Snelling
room 3, Dekum’s building. Mr. Fen
appointed referee.
lie sixteen feet apart and will be built of protection. It is essential that the s, r 5 Av; $200.
ton is an old Yainhiller and his many
Booth & Ford vs J M Ross; action for j
Pest of Hops.
moral as well as the physical and intel-
between the now standing bent«.
frieuds in this city and county wish
Oregon & California R R Co to Jas money; I-' W Fenton for Plfl'. Dis-1
l lectual being be developed into perfect
B. Brigg brought into this office on
him success.
Milrs’ Nervine Liver Pills.
Steel, the s w } of n w j and the n w j missed and settled.
manhood. It is a serious matter to
Wm Roberts vs Daniel Parsons; fore
On the 15tli of next month Company Monday several samples of the much-
of s w of of sec 3; t 3 s, r 5 w; $200.
closure; F W Fenton for Plfl'.
Dis
“G” of the first regiment will^ive ano to-be-dreaded hop louse. These are not Yet on a new principle—regulating the be deprived of the right to attend
ther of their popular amateur athletic formed on the vine, but on willow and liver, stomach and bowels through the school, hence every effort should be! O & C R R Co to Jas Steel, the w of missed.
nerve«.
A
new
discovery.
Dr.
Mile's
Tills
The oldest Established
Phebe McGrew vs Frank Kiinsey,ac-
tournaments, open to all the companies
cure biliiousness. had taste, torpid made in the way of reproval and per ii w | and the n e of n w ] of see 17, t tion for money; F W Fenton for Plff.
of the regiment. Company "B" of this plum trees. The presence of the eggs speedily
liver, piles, constipation, i'neiiualed for suasion to restrain and reclaim the vis-: 8 s, r 5 w; $200.
Settled and dismissed.
city slioiild enter several men, as one and insects was plainly, seen through men. women and children. Smallest, mild
Smith & Merchant vs JM Robertson, |
or two of tlie prizes could be w4ti by a small magnifying glass. The theory <-st. surest I 50 doses, 25 cts Samples free cious; but when the ease is incorrigible i M J Jonah to II L Jones, 100 acres in
1
5
s,
r
4
w;
$600.
action for money; J E Mager« for Plff.
them easily. For instance the 50 yard is that on all willow anil wild plum a nt Rogers Bros.
it becomes a matter of protection and !
Settled
and dismissed.
dash and the tug of war.
M T Henderson to II L Jones, 19.26
all such should lx? removed, that the
trees these insects germinate and fly to
City Treasurer's Notice.
The Alliance Trust Co limited vs G
It is necessary that every i-orrespond-
acres in 15 s, r 4 w; $963.
Innocent be not contaminated by their ’
M Raleigh et al; foreclosure; F W Feti-
ent to this paper sign his or her
name li the hop vines and there breed the louse,
Isaac Ball to L C Waun and Mary J , on for Plfl’. Dismissed without preju
HHB
1 lJcre :,le funds on band to pay all influence.
to their articles. This name will not and from the louse comes the fly which
McPherson, 20 acres in t 6 s, r 5 w; dice.
lx? published at the end of the article goes
,
to the plum trees and willows and !
3varrants on the waler fund, en-
TEACHERS’ CERTIFICATES
The American Mortgage Co. vs Geo.
$800.
unless not accompanied by a non de { lays Its eggs. It may be that the hop-, dorsed prior to March 20, 1891. Inter
A valid contract for teaching a public
plume. It is required as a token of:
1 I’ Mayer to Ollie M Miller, .40 acre M Raleigh, foreclosure: F W Fenton
for Plff.
Dismissed without preju
; school cannot be made by the direet- town of Sheridan; $100.
good faith. This does not apply to our! growers by acting in concert may avoid est will close after this date,
dice.
•' J. M
" . ' ( owls , City Trcnsurer. | or9 with one who at the time has no
regular correspondents, but to the ones the pest at this early stage.— 1IW S’ltlc.1
James McKinley to Hannah Town
A
Roberts
vs Geo M ltaleign; action
who send in manuscript occasionally, j
Marcii 26, 1891.
: certificate to teach in the county and a . send, land in Y’amhill county; $1.
for money; Kilian, Starr & Thomas for We are the Purveyors of the People for Staple and
Glidden Barb AV ire.
This city is in a filthy condition and i
subsequent procurement of a certificate | i Jacob Harrington to W A Newman, Plff. Settled and dismissed.
The Grand Jury
the proper inforcement of the present
20 acres, part of Elijali Millican D L C
Fancy Groceries.
The Glidden s teel barb wire has a
T, Loughary vs Thos Anderson; ac
does not validate the contract,
city ordinances would clean it up. Let
in 14 s r 4 w; $1230.
tion for money; L Loughary for Plff.
national
reputation
and
is
easily
the
The following persons were selected j If directors employ or permit to l>e-
the eouncilmen give this their atten-
G M Perkins to Elizabeth Harring Settled and dismissed.
You will find our sto e full and running over with a full line of
tion at their next meeting or inform ; heat in use. If anv one thinks there is | s . grand JM1VZO
jurors It for the present term of gin teaching in a public school any per- ton, 40 acres in t 4 s, r 3 w; $1000.
J P Dorsey vs Samuel Creson; action
the proper officers to Jen force the law . no difference between the various t|le ,.;rcll|t eollr!
Mary Cox to A M Hoflman, lot 16, for money ; F W Fenton for Plff. Set- j
’ son who has not a valid certificate as
immediately. The filth can be cleaned i brands of barb wire let him compare ■ Chas Palmer,
liroceries. frotkery, (JIasxwarr, Fine Teas, loffees, Spites. Raking Powder,
blk 11, Whiteson; $30.
tied and dismissed.
' required by law, the directors will be
j
r to
I lias Allen,
up and every citizen should have pride j
J c
C c
Cooper
to Louiac
Louise Bond, lots 15
J K Sampson et al vs Catherine Fair
the
Glidden
with
the
others
and
lx?
Grant
Allen,
John
Jones,
Flauiring Extraels-Onr Spetially.
liable for the misapplication of any | anf] pj, blk 9 Whitesou; $268.
enough to do this without the order of
childs et al; motion to correct a deed.
J H Walker,
convinced of its superiority. The fact J (' Nelson,
city officers.
■ school revenue paid to such unlicensed . G
r' W Sappington to T M Laughlin, Jas McCain for Pltf. Mager« apixiinted
C’G Scott.
Age d i for Swift A- Co.’a Pure Kettle Rendered Lard,
During the last week a large number that Washburn £ Moen Co. were re
■ person, and any interested citizen may I partofDLCofB Rowlaud, contain guardian ad litum—decree.
ing 8675 sq ft; $90.
of people have been in the city. It is cently paid $300,000, for tbo right to
State vs J Gordon, burglary. No. 1.
Down Goes Flour.
bring action against the directors to re- I ; Jesse Edwards to Geo Stabler, lot 6
partly owing to its lieing court week manufacture barb wire on this patent.
i Arraigned.
but many strangers have been here
Sxz-erjr Ca-oa. "WarravziteA.
State vs J Gordon, burglary. No 2.
The McMinnville roller process tlour cover for the corporation the amount an(i n a <>f lot 5 blk 15 Newberg; $200.
who have no business before the court. Is significant. We are the factory's will lx? sold hereafter until further no so misapplied (Oregon School Lawsi O & C R R to L Root, the n e | and I Arraigned.
page 89).
I e J of the s e { of see 19, t 5 s, r 5 w;
They were here for the purjxise of look agents for this locality.
If
you
h
ve
never
traded with ua, and have any Cash or Produce
State vs Chas Chaney: assault and
tice for $3.80 per barrel.
Triplett <k
Three grades of county certificate«1 ^'¿shti Gard to A J Sanders 15 acres batterv; Geo G Bingham for state, Jas to trade for anything in our lino, why isn’t it just the thing for yon
ing up real estate invesnnent«. Already |
M artin & S andehs .
the real estate market tls looking up,
Cook have the agency for McMinnville.
McCain for defense. Not guilty.
Born.
i to do. Although you may find us busy we will bo delighted to wait on
and the present year will see a number
It can also lie purchased at the mill for may be issued in this state. To obtain j part of jjUke McKern L L U in t 3 s r
Board of School Commissioners vs H
i a first grade certificate the applicant | 2 w: $525.
Give us a trial and lx? eonvincoj that
of the large farms in this neighborhood F erguson .—To the wife of F. B. Fer the same price.
F Mayer; foreclosure; W I) Fenton for von
cut up into small holdings. The peo
must obtain, at a public examination
\ ashti Gard to Marion Gard, 15 acres Pl’ff. Decree of foreclosure granted.
guson, of Amity, on Marell 12, 1891,
ple who buy these small tracts as a
SHILOH'S
nee.1 for of ivuvuvi«,
teachers, .1
a «ruvim
general average of not ¡ part of Luke McKern D L C In t 3 s. r
WE
THE PEOPLE
....
, Vitalizer »what
...... you
•,,,
a boy.
That Hacking Cough can bo so quickly,
rule plant fruit trees, and it will not lx>
constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and ,
.
r n
.
„
questions' Union Lodge No 43 to J J Collard lot cured by Shiloh's Cure Wc guarantee it.
For Good Goods and T.ow Prices.
long before a large fruit cannery will F owler .—To the wife of Win. Fowler, all svmntoms of dyspepsia- price 10 and 75 less than 90 per Cent, of all questions
Sold by Howorth and Co.
cents per bottle Sold bv Howarth and Co i asked,
’ ‘ and ' must ' have ' had ' taught
• ■ at ■ 49 in Masonic cemetery: $1
of Amity, on Marell 13, 1891, a girl.
have to be built.
I
'
'
4
This subject is one of prime import
ance to the welfare of tlie schools in
this county and the count ry at large.
It is the duty incumbent upon the
teacher “to maintain order in school
anil conduct himself iu such a manner
liefore bis school as to command respect
from his pupils.” The teacher who
falls to comply with this requirement
is derelict in his duty. Any system of;
education that does not lend toward
true citizenship, that does not form
characters for future law-abiding citi
zens is fatally defective.
A whole
some discipline tends to the formation
of such characters. There is a great re
sponsibility resting upon the teachers
in this particular, and in maintaining
such discipline he should have the
earnest support of the directors.
In calling tlie attention of teachers
to the importance of this matter, and
the lack of it in some cases, I have re
ceived in substance this answer: “I
have triep to keep good order; I have
talked to my pupils lint it seems to do
no good, anil I can’t." To all such 1
would say: Take an inventory of your
will power, and if you find you are not
equal to the task, in justice to all con
cerned, step down and out, and let
those who can, and will, have a chance.
We would emphatically announce
the discovery of a noil-secret, vit
alizing, effervescent, exhilerating
LYMPH for unbuovantness, dull-
liess, business biliiousness and
trade paralysis,
Will positively
produce Vehicle Consumption. is
hypodermically injected into the
quality of our
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Citv.
£
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