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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1891)
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER ■WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN. Board of Regents. Waterworks for Dallas Good green tea 30 cts a pound, at the The Martin & Stout warehouse is Red Front. ready for its iron roof. The board of regents of the State Agri For the Week Ending Saturday, June 23 For several months Dallas has been Remember that McMinnville cele Miss Mary Johnson returned from , talking of establishing a system of cultural college held its annual meet 1891---U. S. Signal Service. July 2, 1891. brates on Saturday. California last week much improved in ing on Wednesday, but owing to ser- waterworks. Thursday night last You can get fruit pies of all kinds at health. WESTERN OREGON. there was a mass meeting of the citizens ious illness of Messrs. Cauthorn, Mc- the Red Front bakery. POSTOFFICE HOUKS. Dick Turpin, the registered Jersey The weather has continued cloudy, Bride and McElroy, as also the tem- it having been called for the purpose of Garden hose by the thousand feet di bull, can be found at the plaee of Chas. 1 From 7 a m. to 7 p. m From 7 :30 p. action on the proposition sub porary sickness of Messrs. Ladd, Em- cool and general showers have pre Holman by all who desire his services, taking i rect from the factory at Hodson’s. m. to 8:30 p. m. vailed, especially in the fore part of the mitted by Mr. Thore, a capitalist from mett and Davenport, a full board was Money order hours from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. The totals of the financial statement 1 That nice light bread at the Red week. While the rainfall the present not present. Much important business Sunday from 12 ni. to 1 p. in San Francisco. The proposition was of Yamhill county for the year past will I Mail south closes at 9:50 a. m. Mail Front bakery is delicious. Try it. month has been unusually heavy, yet was transacted, of which the following be as follows: Amount received, 53,- to , put in the system, taking the water north closes at 2:30 p. ni. and 9 p. m. Mrs. E. Fuller and Miss Sadie Smith 325.56; amount paid out $43,929.91; bal- ] in June 1888 more rain fell at most sta- Mail for 5:45 a. ni train closes evening will spend the fourth at The Dalles. from up near Elmdale. At the meet is a synopsis: The report of the execu ance on hand, $9,395.65. stions. About one inch of rain fell the before at 9 p ni. Thursday night it was moved by tive committee on the the new build In Umatilla county it is thought the ing 1 Campmeeting at Gaunt bridge has past w’eek in the Willamette valley Sheridan and southern Tillamook mail ing to be erected on the college farm been the attraction during the past wheat fields will average thirty bushels J. ■ J. Williams that “it is the sense of closes at It a m. meeting that this meeting request was submitted and adopted, and the and about one half an inch fell in week. to the acre. This means an enormous this i i as the areeage under cultiva- the j common council to pass an ordi- contract for building the same was ap Southern Oregon. CHURCH NOTICES. A large invoice of tea just arrived at output, The fall wheat has had wonderful tion is very large, and if prices con- ance , granting Mr. Thore and his asso- proved. The existing faculty was re the Red Front Grocery. Every can tinue good until tlie crop is harvested ' M ethodist E piscopal C hurch —Services warranted. growth and is reported very high, elected, except Dr. P. H. Irish, and a franchise for thirty years. every Sabbath at 11 a. in and 7:00p m, that section of tlie inland empire will ciates 1 hereafter this department will be under wheat seven feet high is reported from Sunday School at 9:30 a, m Praver meet Good Common Sense. Something new and novel; a Japanese truly reap a golden liarvest this fall. ing Thursday evenings at 7:30. the charge of Prof. G. C. Shaw, late of Yamhill county. There has been no I. By the uniform purity lady clerk at the Red Front grocery. Evenden carries R ev J. T. A bbett , Pastor. Call and see her. The state alliance of Washington, Forest Grove university and formerly rust so far though in places it is very Hammocks, CvMmLAXD P resbyterian C hurch — of our Drugs. India and Ceylon teas are the best in Croquet sets, which claims to have 220 local organi of Dartmouth, N. H. college; an assis heavy and has lodged some wheat. Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p 1. Sunday School nt 9:30 a. m. Bed sets, the world and can be found at the Red tant chemist is also to be chosen. A Spring wheat has a good stand and zations, is strictly non-partisan in its R ev W iley K nowles , I’astor Carpets, front grocery store. methods. Instead of aiming at the for military officer will be placed in charge will yield remarkably well. Warmth II. By our Accuracy and B aptist C hurch .—Services every Sabbath Lounges, luder the Open Kone. Western and Michigan washers for mation of a third party, each member of discipline. E. M. Belknap, a pract and sunshine are needed to ripen the t 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at Wall paper, less money than any one in town can [55 a. in. R ev It. M c K illop , Pastor. Neatness in preparing Window shades. is urged to use his utmost influence ical instructor in wood and metal work wheat and to prevent rust and further sell them at Hodson’s. t lodging. Clover hay has been to some A Scotch paper gravel}’ announced that within tlie political party of his choice was chosen to take charge of this de extent, damaged. Hay is all ready to ‘fcMinnville Grange. No. 31, 1’. of H., your prescriptions. J. Seiters now has plenty of brick. since the establishment of whiskey dis to secure the nomination of candidates partment at the college. A photograph t in their hall the first and third Satur- They are fine ones and all who desire cut, but the wet weather lias greatly >f each month at 10 a. in. Visitors tilleries on tlie Dee and Don rivers in ic department for practice and insruc- for congressional or legislative honors brick should call immediately. ly invited. J. It B ooth , Master. Scotland tlie salmon are growing better to alliance principles. Its tion in photography was organized. retarded it. Strawberries and cherries III. By our persistent ef H. A. H embkbe , Sec. ' Wanted—Forty men to cut wood. in size and quality. Customs are differ- committed national constitution in its declaration The printing office will also be put in have rotted considerably owing to cool For further paticulars enquire at the ent i in different counties. Here we forts to please every establish hatcheries instead of distill- i of principles, declared tiiat its members the college, and henceforth the insitu- wet weather. Hop growers hope that real estate office of W. T. Shurtleff. < CALBB Local and General, eries in the interest of the salmon are , to labor for the education of the ag tion will do its own printing and give the wet weather will help to kill the Before selecting your wall paper you quinnat. ' customer who comes to CaJh ie plumbers are busy tapping should see our stock. Additions are ' ricultural classes in the science of econ instructions in the art of typography. hop lice. The cool nights have prevent mains. A Chicago man lias invented an ap- , omical government in a strictly non- The salaries of the members of the ed the flights of the codlin moth and constantly arriving. Burns & Daniels. oui* store through which, he declares, he ! About 40 men will report for camp Henderson & Gaunt have the finest paratus faculty were raised a small amount, in they are less apparent than usual. ■ partisan spirit. can see the soul leave the body. He ar Tluty from this city. lot of Y'amhill county bacon, bams and ' ranges lenses that so magnify the par appreciation of their zealous efforts to- Corn is doing well but like all vege Reiuarkable Rescue. O. Hodson returned from a business shoulders in the city. Call and look at ticles of dust in the air that their di tation needs more sunshine and warm ward the college. it. ; sturbance i>y anything passing upward trip in Southern Oregon Monday. er weather. Western Oregon’s pros Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, III., Real Estate. lie detected. How he is to see makes i i tlie statement that she caught pects were never better at this season Judge Galloway will deliver the ora Why pay 16 cents for hose when you can can get thè best warranted steel wire those I souls that pass downward is not cold, , which settled on her lungs; she tion at Dallas on the fourth of July. of the year, than at present, for a most B F Hartman and wife to G B Bem wrapped hose for one third less at explained. < was treated for a month by her family bountiful harvest. Baker City’s street ear line has su Hodson’s? but grew worse, He told ent, n e J section 17, t4 s, r 5 w; $1600. They have been naming John D. physician, 1 spended operation for lack of patron EASTERN OREGON. her she was a hopeless victim of con Emil Braunstein to E J Floren, 30 Irish, late editor of the Sail Francisco 1 Wright ’ s Blackberry Cordial should age. and that no medicine could acres, sec 16, t 2 s, r 5 w; $800. The weather has continued cool, lie kept in every house. Invaluable in Alta, . for tlie editorship of papers all sumption ! her. Her druggist suggested Dr. The recruiting officer has left us and in all relaxed conditions of the bowels over < the U. S. He was named for a cure ' H Hurley an wife to Enos Hanson, n partly, cloudy and general rains have not one of our young men goes with Sold by Rogers Bros. Portland paper and it immediately col King’s New Discovery for Consump 20 feet, lot 2, blk 7, Hurley’s add to fallen, with snow on the higher eleva tion. She bought n lx»ttlc and to her him. He was named for the morn- ' For sale—Engine wood, old fir, two lapsed. j tions south of the Blue mountains. delight found her delight found herself Newberg; $40. Jolies & Co.’s mill instead of shutting feet long, in quantities to suit. Price ing A meric«» of Chicago, and it run ' benefitted from first dose. She contin The total rain-fall this month has been one week. But Irish is a bright man. South Yamhill cemetery ’ association completely down, is running half a $3.00 per cord double rank. ued and after taking ten bottles found in excess, at most places, of any pre It wasn’t his fault. crew. to O F Davidson, lot 151 in cemetery; S kinner B ros . herself sound and well, now does her vious record. Chas. Hodson came up from Port Nervous debility, poor memory, dif- , Wednesday morning the team used , own house work, and is as well as she $5. land, Monday, on a safety bicycle in denee, »exual weakness, pimples, cured by J. 8. Hibbs in peddling meat start- i ever was. Free trial bottles of this I B V Wash and husband to W T The rains have been most beneficial for a runaw’ay from the shop, The | great discovery at Rogers Bros’, drug six hours. by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples free ed ' wagon Shurtleff, blk 9, Johns add to McMinn to the growing wheat, other cereals, *> with meat struck the store, > large bottles 50c and $1. | hydrant loaded corn, fruit and garden products, also to Dr. J, H. Nelson will be absent from at Rogers Bros. 6 ville; $1000. at the McEinnville Bank corn July 6th to July 11th. Patrons please Our customers are pressing us and we er the hay and stock feed. All vegeta Born. < and steak was snon spread in all di SA Manning and wife to John W take notice. must have money. We will sell goods i rections. The horses broke loose from tion lias a brighter prospect for a good Baker, lot 5 and 6, blk 16, John ’ s add W alling . — To the wife of Win. Wall 8. E. Beach has sold the Lakeview at reduced prices for a few days to sat- I the wagon when it was overturned and harvest than for many previous years. to McMinnville; $250. boy. ing on Saturday, June 27,1891, a went lint a short destance liefore being Examiner to W. M. Townsend, former isfy them. C. R. Cook & Son. Summer fallow wheat will yield enor Chas S Clark and wife to Mary Stow, No damage was done. ly of this city. Impure blood and low vitality will caught. ' Married. mously spring and volunteer wheat lot 5, blk 4, Bibee ’ s add to Sheridan; make fearful inroads on your health. Since the Chinese quit working in The Royal restaurant lias come to will be good crops except in some few $60. Wright ’ s Sarsaparilla will cleanse your | private families the hired-girl question L a follett -H yde —At the stay. Come and see. First door south resi- sections where it was burnt in May. blood and build you up. Sold by Rog- I is getting more important than ever in of First National Bank. D M and S A French to School Dist. dence of and by Rev. J. Soper, Mr. •ers Bros. Astoria. The trouble is, says the Astor- Fruit is thriving and doing well, but No 9, one acre of G Gravel d 1 c; $1. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Evenden, parents Win. Lafollette to Miss Irene Hyde, ian, af a raw girl is taken and paid well of John Evenden, the furniture man, No one can afford to do without : for tlie privilige of teaching her Eng both of Yamhill county, Oregon. Peter Fredric kson to Melissa J Still needs warmer weather. Oregon as a Wright’s Myrrh Tooth Soap. It clean- lish : whole liasheen carefully estimated and have moved to Gervais. well, 83.30 acre i1 3 s, r 5 w; $600. and how to boil water and start a Mr. Lafollette is a son of Capt. Lafol ses the mouth, purifies the breath, pre- ; made that the present pros Governor Pennoyer will take a trip serves the teeth and makes them beau fire, and sweep, etc., she goes and gets lette, of Sheridan, and is a young man Martha and F W Iledmand to Cath conclusions pects indicate at least one million more married, and then the discouraged lady to Alaska as soon as Sec’y of State Mc tiful. Sold by Rogers Bros. of the house or house of the lady has to of ' promise. Mrs. Lafollett (nee Miss arine A Patty, lots 9, 10 and 11, 1st Col bushels of wheat this year than last. Bride returns from Alaska. B. 8. P ague , The Salem Canning Co. are stirring begin I Hyde) is one of Yamhill’s fair daught lege add to McMinnville; $1000. all over again. R. M. Wade is excavating for his up Medford and Grants Pass citizens U. 8. Signal Observer. Chris Newby and wife to Wyatt Har ers. We bespeak for Mr. and Mrs. There is a Paradise awaiting a large ' new brick block on Third street. One for a $2000 bonus and ground for build ris, lot No. 179, Masonic cemetery; $30. Happy Hoosiers. number of marriageable young men up Lafollette a long and prosperous life. more substantial improvement. ings for a branch cannery of 500,000 in ! John J Gilbert and wife to Stephen Oregon. A correspondent 1 a Eastern Win. Timmons, postmaster of Ida The court house yard is now kept in cans per season, to be ready for opera- of DIED. Union paper says: A lady friend Burrows, 30 acres, part of Jas Morris d ville, Ind., writes; “Electric Bitters has a decent condition. The new iron fence tion September 1st. informed me recently that there were By Nature, But Realize that done more for me than all other medi improves the grounds wonderfully. There will lie a basket meeting at the over < fifty marriageble young ladies in F endale .—On Monday, .Tune 29,1891, 1 c; $1850. cines combined for that bad feeling aris N E Deskins to R A Rogers, lot 5 blk Fred D., son of Mr. and Mrs. C'lias George H. Burnette, of Salem, was in Ballston picnic grounds next Sunday, Union and no men worth having. The ing from kidney and liver trouble.” <0 5, Deskins add to Newberg; $50. Feudal), of Chehalem valley. the city Wednesday on legal business. July 5th, under the auspicies of the Union girls all say that tlie saddest John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of Christian church. Bring your Gospel ’ words of tongue or pen, are these sad R H Rogers and wife to S E Vanors- It will be remembered that the young the same place, says: “Find Electric The Ashland Tidings says that 60,- Hymns, No 5. Preaching at 11 a. m. words, . “we’re short of men.” man's arm was amputated at the shoul dal, lot 5, blk 5, Deskins add to New Bitters to be the best kidney and liver 000 boxes of peaches will be shipped and at 2 p. m. K. H. S icafoose . Tlie medical law passed by the last medicine, made me a new man.” J. W. from tiiat thriving locality this season. der last week. Death was caused by berg; $250. Three years ago two Josephine coun- ] legislature is now in effect, and any one excessive bleeding of the wound which Gardner hardware merchant in same State of Oregon to W J Conlan and Arthur Cooper returned from an ex ty men bought and set out 1000 fruit ; practicing without the proper license is town, says: Electric Bitters is just the tended visit to Eastern Oregon Satur trees This year they have contracted subject Thos. H Smith, nJ n wj and se | of i to a fine of $500. Practicing could not be stopped. The funeral was thing for a man who is all run down day night. He looks brown and rug to deliver 2000 twenty-pound boxes of physicians , who have diplomas from held Tuesday, .lune 30th, from the resi sec 27, t 3 s, r 3 w; $120. and don’t care whether he lives or dies; ged. fruit from those trees, illustrative of reputable i medical colleges can obtain dence in Chehalem valley. O & C R R Co to A L My’ers, lot 1 sec he felt just like he had a new lease on licenses by presenting them. If they life. Only 50c a bottle at Rogers Bros’ Misses Winnie Williams, Lura what Oregon can do as a fruit state. We claim to sell more goods than any other Imple' 33, t 2 s, r 3 w; $39. no diplomas or their diplomas are A Fatal Mistake. drug store. 2 Nuette and Vara Piiisberry, of Oregon M. B. Hendrick, of Wheatland, has have [ A L Myers to Leonard Myers, lot 1, ment house in the Valley. City, are visiting A. J. Apperson and ordered several hundred baskets for not satisfactory to tlie medical board, Physicians make no more fatal mistak- must submit to a rigid examina than when they inform patients that ner sec 33; t 2 s, r 3 w; $150. family. Great Men ver.ua Chany. of Name. peaches, A number of the baskets they 1 tion. W E Potter and wife to Oscar Faul- I notice the revival of the old story of the vous heart troubles come from the stomach have already been received. There is ' The Salem fruit cannery is working All a stranger has to do is to stand and are of little consequence. Dr. Frank coner, lots 6, 7 and 8, blk 3, Sheridan; change young John Rowland made in his on strawberries this week. Tiiat estab- a good prospect for a large peach crop lin Miles the noted Indiana specialist has uamo and fortune when he substituted his ment will put up 2,000,000 cans of fruit in the vicinity of Wheatland.— Herald. in the street and deliver a flowery ha proven the contrary in his new book on $475. Rowlaud with Stanley, and dropped John rangue to sell all tlie cheap John ar this year. II Hurley and wife to John Atkins, for It is about time for a McMinnville ticles he can pack in a valise. The “Heart Disease,” which may be had free at Henry M., being now known to the Bros, who guarantees and recom blk 21,Hurley’ and Large's add to New Various counties in Oregon are issu capitalist to figure out the profits of a rapidity witli which they fly is aston Rogers world as the great African explorer. Thia Dr Miles unequaled new heart cure, And we Purpose to Stay there. ing bonds for required improvements, cannery. Other people find an invest ishing. Sometimes, though, the pur mends reminds me that several of the great men which lias the largest sale of any heart berg; $150. and these in every instance are sold at ment profitable. Something of the chases gets considerable substance, tlie remedy' in the world. Tt cures nervous and known to science, literature, war and art F A Lashier and wife to W C Ward, kind must be built soon if the fruit of fact is though, never without paying organic heart disease, short breath, flutter a premium. were originally known by names almost this section is to lie properly taken care ing pain or tenderness in the side, arm or w J blk 21, Hurley & Larges add to wholly unknown to the world at large. an enormous percentage on the value shoulder, The Marion eountv grand jury found of. irregular pulse, fainting, smother Newberg; $150. Henry Wilson, vice president under of the article, for they are universally ing dropsy, etc. His Restorative Nervine no true bill against Editor McMaham, Investment Co to I C Lawrence, lot Grant, was christened as Henry Colbatb, of the Woodburn independent who was Some oid timers tell us they never of a cheap order, made to sell on cures heatlache, fits, etc. saw such a rainy June. But they did “snaps.”—Ex. charged with libel. 2, blk 4, Oak Park add to McMinnville; and was kDown by that name until after the end of his nineteenth year. —only three years ago, in 1888. It Races at the Track. $225. Jas. Fletcher and E. Long will shoot rained nearly every day in June tiiat The secret of advertising is to give And Pay no Tribute to Portland Jobbers, who By a curious coincidence U. S. Grant, a match at Dayton on the 4th for a year and was cool. But it quit on tlie something striking that tlie people O & C R R Co to Leonard Smith, n who was president at the time Wilson was for years have robbed the farmers of Oregon. purse of $50 and the championship 1st of July and we had a delightful want. The National Advertiser gives a On July 4th the following races will w J n e } sec 11, t 3 s, r 4 w; $200. vice, as above mentioned, was also a hero case: A colored man was to be hanged take place at the fair grounds: medal of Yamhill county. with a changed name. Prior to young summer. Trenton, Georgia, and the landlord Wm N. H. Perkins, int in Thos. Grant’s eighteenth birthday “U. S. Grant" Five-eights mile dash; puse $150. We see that T. H. Tongue, of Yam A local brewer lias figured it out tiiat at of a hotel in tiiat town witli an eye to One-half mile dash; purse $125. was a term unknown even in the embryo Harris d 1 c, in t 2 s r 4 w; $2,200. hill county, has been attending court during the year ending April 30, Ore business, inserted the following ad. in family. “H. U. Grant" would in Lane county. Excuse us, but no gon consumed 94,140 barrels of beer, an the Chattanooga Times-. “Are you go One-quarter mile dasli; purse $75. Elizabeth B Rowell to W T Shurt general's sound odd if written on the pages of his such personage resides in the county. increase of 6408 barrels over tlie same ing to the banging? Tlie Blank house The purses are put up by Chas. leff, block 4, P W Chandlers add to tory, but, in fact, would be perfectly Is too Large a Profit on Implements. Port The grangers have purchased the period ending April 30, 1890. During at Trenton, Ga.,offers an excellent view Woods, lessee of the McMinnville McMinnville; $1,800. proper. The great general was christened Hiram Ulysses Grant, and by the name of land houses have made even more than this. Galloway & Goucher warehouse and 1890 Oregon manufactured 71,401 barrel to witness the execution. Stop at the track. The entries to these races will State of Oregon to Geo W Durant, Blank house, Trenton, Ga., when visit Hiram or "Hi” was known to all his school will repair it in time for the wheat sea of beer, worth $523,209. lots 3, 4, and 5 sec 16 in t 2 s r 4 w 104,- fellows. son. M. B. Hendrick lias leased the The hop men of tlie vicinity of Dallas ing the banging on the 15th inst. Can close Friday, July 3, 1891. 05 acres; $208,10. all from the windows. Gallows Hon. T. L. Harmer, an ex-member of Bedmond warehouse. flow to Succeed. do not seem much concerned* in regard see LOW FBICES within 150 yards. Meals 50c.” is responsible for “U. 8.” Grant This is the great problem in life which T J Harris to F Hauswirth, 10 acres congress, In digging a cellar at Linkville, a to the hop louse scare, and think there being thrust upon the world. It came few satisfactorily solve. Some fail because Mr. Singerly has made an interesting of poor health, others want of luck, but the in 3 s r 5 w; $524. monstrous human skull was found. is no occasion for alarm. But tew lice about in this way: When the name of the Call and get ours. The Klamath <S?«r says the skull was lias been found, and it is not yet a cer experiment as to the time required to majority from detiency of grit—want oi young man was sent in as candi tainty as to whether these are the print his Philadelphia Record upon nerve, They arc nervous, irresolute, chang Henry II Burton to F Hauswirth 4 aspiring three-eighths of an inch thick and the date to West Point, by some oversight on much dreaded ones or not. paper direct from tlie tree. This is able, easily get the blues ami “take the acres in 73 s r 4 w; $1. jaw bones tremendous. . part of Mr. Harmer it was sent as “U. the record: Chopping one and one- spirits down to keep the spirits up” thus D G Rogers to F Hauswirth 4; acres the This year is one of the greatest wild S.” in place of “H. U.” Grant. “U. S.” A pension has been granted to R. J. wasting time, money, opportunity and in t 3 s r 4,w; $1. half cords ¡of jiophir Jwood, stripping was appointed. When he graduated Forbes, of Lane county, a veteran of fruit seasons known in Oregon. Tlie loading on boat, three hours: time nerve force. There is nothing like the Re N Hauswirth to F Hauswirth, the Grant in 1848 bis commission and diploma were the Mexican war. He will get $8 per wild blackberries will be very abundant and storative Nervine discovered by the great consumed in manufacture of wood month and about $500 back pay, and a and are large. Some are now ripe but pulp twelve hours; manufacturing the specialist, Dr. Miles to cure all nervous d 1 c of James M Laughlin, 638 acres in both made out to “U. 8.” Grant, therefore he was forced to accept the inevitable. it will take about two weeks more of wood pulp into paper five hours; tran diseases, as headache, the blues, nervous t 2 s r 4 w; $100. warrant tor 100 acres of land. Jules Grevy, so well known as the late this surny weather to properly ripen sporting to Record office, one hour and prostration, sleeplessness, neuralgia, St The weather has cleared up and the them back in the mountains. Vitos dance, tits, and hysteria Trial bot Lawrence Ennis to Susan E Craw president of the French republic, is neither twenty minutes; wetting paper prepar tle and fine book of testimonials free at ford, Ennis property in this city $2,500. “Jula” nor “Grevy,” but Judith Fancoir fanners report extremely favorable condition for a large crop. If wheat All the rails and ties for the portage atory to printing, thirtj' minutes; print Rogeis Bros. Greviot. Investment Co to C Hald, lots 5 and Paul sells for $1.00 this season won’t the ■ road at the Cascades are on the ground ing 10,000 Records, ten minutes. Total Frank Leslie was plain Henry Carter School Report. or to arrive this week. Mr. Farley, su time from tree to paper, twenty-two 6 block 61, Oak Park; $80. farmers of the state be in clover. until after he was twenty-seven years old, perintendent of construction. is in the Esther A Turner to Fred L Harris, adopting the new name on his arrival in The Secomt regiment of state troops East purchasing the rolling stock, and hours. Report of Gaston public school, joint America.—St. Louis Republic. “Did you ever see a lame Chinamen?” 3 acres in McMinnville; $1500. are now in camp at Eugene, the 3d everything indicates tiiat alii will be in says a man from Deadwood. They all district No. 11 and 55, Washington and regiment at The Dalles. The 1st goes ' readiness to move tlie coming crop. Det Judy to W M Van Buskirk, 319 The Key to Victory In War. answered no. “Well, 1’11 tell you why. Yamhill counties, for the term ending into camp Saturday night at Milton rods in 75 s r 4 w; $200. Tlie Eugene Canning and Packing When a Chinaman gets hurt or loses a June 26, 1891: No inventions, no changes in arms, can station on the Northern Pacific. Co. commenced work Thursday can- limb, they kill him. It is part of tlieir No. days attendance, 1951; No. days . Det Judy to W M Van Buskirk, land alter the maxims of strategy. These are The Best Remedy—Wright's Paragon ' ning cherries, of which they received immutable. Their use depends on the I know a Chinaman who was in t 5 s r 4 w; $600. Headache Remedy. Stops pain in five nearly a thousand pounds Wednesday. religion. absent, 189; No. days taught 58; No, character of the captains. But tactics hurt while blasting rock on a railroad minutes. Harmless, tasteless, no ill ef- Considering , O H Adams to Wm Chrisman, 4.31 change with inventions in firearms. The the newness of the ma in Idaho. His hand was blown off. boys enrolled 22; No. girls enrolled, 19; foots. A positive cure for headache and chinery and inexperience of nearly all The doctor fixed it and said it was all maneuvers of the battlefield must depend total enrollment 41; average No. be . acres, McMinnville; $1. neuralgia. Sold by Bogers Bros. the help, work progressed smoothly. right. We missed tlie Chinaman a longing, 37; average daily attendance, Wm Chrisman to Jones & Co, 431 upon the weapons ot the enemy, upon the danger cones of his fire. From close we Eastern Oregon rejoices over the pres acres, McMinnville, $100. The city assessment of Eugene lias , few days afterwards, and enquired of M erle R ogers , have gone to open order, only to find that ent rain. Umatilla county sends word been completed. The roll contains the : some of his friends, and was informed 33. H Hurley to Colby Carter, 'lots 3 and scattered groups are apt to weaken dis Teacher. that there arc large tracts there this names of ninety-nine persons or firms t that he was dead. “Died of tlie wound?” 4, block 8, Hurley & Large’s add to cipline; and today more than ever before year that will average fifty-five and who pay taxes on $4000 or over. The , we asked. “No,” said tlie Chinamen, A Correction. we need morale and cohesiveness on the “drinkee tea— killee him.” Did you Newberg; $80. sixty bushels of wheat to the acre. heavies taxpayer is Elias Stewart, who , ever battlefield. see a lame Chinaman? E S Cole Fred A Ramsey, part of Through an error last week the di pays on $33.348. Three others pay on That commander who, despite the fear Please allow us to correct a statement over $30,000, and twenty others on over mensions of the cannery at Whiteson The sheep industry in Oregon is a of wide circulation, both in print and the s I of the sejsec28t2sr5w, 80 ful decimation ot modern artillery and $10,000. were reduced. The building is 30x80, growing one. Oregon is now furnish small arms, can keep his battalions the acres; $450. with an L 30100. It is two stories high longest in heart, will win the day. Many The name Alta seems to have be ing sheep for the Black Hills country. otherwise. How the report that any of and will be a much needed institution. come a Jonah of late. First the Tlie other day 145 «'arloads left Pendle our family was killed by a vicious horse Anna and N H McIntosh to Geo P intelligent essays are published to prove Skelton, int in 254 acres in Yamhill Co; thia or the other system to be the one to Hon. R. P. Boise will build a wharf newspaper of that name goes under; ton for Mandan, Dakota, where they ever got started we are at a loss to un govern the maneuvers of the coming bat and warehouse at Salem. One side then the mine levies an assessment will be put on the range. In Eastern derstand. Our father died from the ef $223.40. Oregon, and in fact throughout the W P Rudick to Lydia a Pettyjohn, tlefield, but in truth no one knows or can and the two ends of tlie warehouse will that surrenders all the stock, and now sheep are bringing better prices fects of La grippe, and none of our fam argue out what is to be. A theory sound lie all doors, which in case of flood can conies the insurance company at Stock- state, than at any time since 1883, and the ily has nt any time been harmed by a lot 3, block 5, Newberg, $20. today is discarded tomorrow. But a few easily be removed and by this means ton, which made its assignment a few lamb I) J Wood to Lydia Pettyjohn, lot 2, crop this year has been immense, horse. facts are patent. Reliance can bo placed days ago. C urtis B ros ., present less resistance to the water. block 5, Newberg; $20. In Marion county, says the Salem only on a strictly national army. Of Our Confounded Competitors Tillamook, Or. That nation the breasts ot whoso dtiseus Last week the bicycle num was in Newport is fast filling up witli pleas Statesman, many persons are wanting are bared tor her defense with honest pa town and this week you can see sev ure seekers. We know of no fletter I to buy sheep and there are few to I m ’ Bncklen’s Arnica Salve. triotism. and which has leaders who leave eral young ladies of tlie city flying place to spend a week or so of this had. The future of the sheep industry no stone unturned to keep abreast of war, around on new safety machines. warm weather. You do not have to in this country is bright. Oregon sheep The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. will remain the strongest. No nation, in When the girls purchase bicycles it is suffer the heat and dust, the jolts and have made a reputation for themselves Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria the present condition of armed expectancy sure that the boys will buy them also. cares of a trip across the mountains. and many fortunes for their owners. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, which pervades all Europe, will, by better would advise all contemplating a When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. The military ball given by company We Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup Frequent items are found in the arms or more recent inventions, be able to visit to the sea shore to take the train and ON ITS AND OUR SUCCESS. “B” was a complete success. All pres go When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. tions. and positively cures Piles or no country press complaining that some dispense with this foundation. The rule to Newport. ent enjoyed themselves hugely, lhe held good in the days ot the burgess soldier man or woman while in Portland lias pay required. It is guaranteed to give ladies of the W. R. C are to be congrat George Alexander and his partner, been made tlie victim Fof pickpockets. perfect satisfaction, or money refund of Rome. It holds good now.—Colonel T. ulated upon the supper they prepared. Adams, from Lebanon, will start a far Mora especially in this complaint ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale A- Dodge in Forum. Everyone was greatly pleased with it. mer’s alliance paper in Eugene in two made of the Alder street station, in the by Rogers Bros. Well Posted Cattle. Hon. 8. B. Cranston, who resided at or three Weeks. A man from Kansas heart of the city, where West side McMinnville Honored. Fair Maiden—How savagely that cow who has the materials already there for trains stop, coming and going. It is Lancaster, near where Junction now Administrator's Sale. iUp to the times. looks at me. disgrace to the city that innocent is in early times, and was elected to both a newspaper and job offici, will do a minded country people are plundered Jacob L. Wortman, son of Jacob NOTICE is hereby given, that, pursuant Farmer Hayseed—It’s your red parasol, TTTT1 the state senate on the I nion republl- such job work as the alliance paper can before T7T1T1TI i The most courteous treatment the very eyes of the police in Wortman, president of the First Na to tlie order of tlie State of Oregon for Mult mum. can ticket by the people of Lane county get for the present, anil will, perhaps, Khhr p^Tiow“681 goods- Fair Maiden—Dear mel I knew it was a Wh day light on one of tlie principal tional bank of this city, lias been ap nomah eountv, duly made and entered in in 1864. died at his home in Linkville, “start a paper” of his own as soon as broad little out of fashion, but I didn ’ t suppose thoroughfares. The police know the he can find out just what the people the matter of tlie Estate of George L. June 17. He was about 65 years old. thieves and pickpockets, and their pointed to the chair of poleontology in Woods, deceased, the undersigned will on a country cow would notice it.—New York I Largest and best stock of goods. The cementers and cornice men are need. Princeton college. He lias been in Friday the 7th day of August 1891, at the Weekly. presence at the corner of Fourth and The great herds of cattle in Southern Alder streets at train time should never Washington for some years past. Three hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, at the now done with the Garrison block anil Strange. it looks like a new building. Mr. Gar and Eastern Oregon are being bought be permitted. A police force that will years ago he visited his parents here. front door of the County court House in "Have you read General Bronson’s auto- SHIITE TXTITH ~P~PTT ,T ,T A McMinnville, Yamhill county, Oregon, sell rison is not in the least behind the up and there is danger that the price of do its duty and let politics alone is sad Paleontology is the science that treats at public auction to the highest bidder the biography?” times. The block is now one of the beef will be advanced greatly before ly needed.— Oregonian. “Yes. Frightful exhibition of conceit!” i , . half of the Donation Land of fossil remains, both animal and veg undivided most desirable office buildings in the long. It is believed by many that an Claim of Caleb Wood and wife in Yamhill “How so?” 1 As everyone must confess who has Been our new line of Glassware Marriage Licenses. city, centrally located with all modern attempt is being made to “corner” the etable, of all the geologic periods. county. Oregon. That said property will lie ^■Why, it’» all about himselL’’-Harper’» and Crockery, just received from Eastern factories, consisting of water cattle market. Papers in various sec sold subject to a mortgage tnereonfbr$141.’>. conveniences. ! sets, Dinner Sets, Glass Tets, Covered Bowls, Cake Stands, Napies, But tions of the state report representatives Mil«‘< »Hine Liver and interest from November 17, 1884 at 8 The county clerk lias issued tlie fol The annual meeting of tlie McMinn of an eastern syndicate in their respect oer cent, per annum, and the right of ter Dishes, Castors, Berry Bowls, Jelly Glasses, Fruit Jars, etc., etc. ville Improvement anil Building asso- ive localities buying all the cattle they lowing marriage licenses during lile Kct on a new principle—regulating the the tenant on said property in the crop liver, stomach and bowels through the for the current year. Terms of sale; ten ciat ion wa.« held Wedm-sday of lust week can get and making no effort to send past week: Call and see our goods and get prices, as we haven’t room here to tell <, Successor to E Johnson ) nerve«. A new discovery. Dr. Mile's Pills per cent, cash, on day of sale and balance and directors elected as follows: : about all of them. them away to any market. It is more Irene Hyde, aged 18; Will Lafolette, speedily cure billiousness. bad taste, torpid on confirmation of sale and delivery of Harris, D. Stout, Elsia AV John likely, therefore, tiiat a systemat liver, piles, constipation. Unequaled for deed. Keeps on hand aline stock of foreign and A. G WALLING, Gault and J. Wortman. The directors i than aged 21. ic effort is’being made throughout the men, women and children. Smallest, mild WALLACE & TODD. Also Administrator of the Estate of Geo, L. domestic wines, liquors and cigars elected the following officers: Wyatt state to raise tlie price by reducing the Lillian Agee, aged 17; A. L. Stowe, est. surest! 50 doses, 25 cts. Samples free Woods, the celebrated Weinhard Lager, always deceased. Harris, president; Jno. hvender, secy, at Rogers Bros. fresh and cold. Give him a call June ?; 27 aged 23. supply. j. Wortman, treas. Thi •ee propositions by which we hope to obtain your patronage: ROGERS BROS.. Druggists, M'MINNVILLE, Z. OREGON. WE ARE MODEST ! He that Bloweth not his own Horn, the same is Not Blown.” HENCE WE TOOT We Deal with the Factories MARTIN & SANDERS. MANY EYES! I I I I I I I I LOOK LONGINGLY AND ENVIOUSLY G. LUENBERGER,