The Telephone=register., August 06, 1891, Image 3

THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER li
talks "f buy*ng the electric
light plant now used in that city.
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.
It
Deeds Recorded.
A MIGHTY MAGNET.
NEWBERG.
The following deeds have been filed The Grandest, Greatest, Best Amusement
A gentle sprinkle to-day.
for record in the Recorder's office of
James Holston, of Albina, was in
Enterprise
win remain there until the latter part
Y‘amhill county since our last report:
town last week.
of feeptember.
The normal institute, which has been 1
Of Sells Brothers’ stupendous alli­ Wm. Thomas and wife were at this
l’OSTOFFICE HOURS.
H Hurley and wife to J J Conlee lots
Several cases of diphtheria are report­ in session in this city for the last two 1 6 and 7 Hurley’s add to Newberg; $500. ance, which is to exhibit at Me Minn- place yesterday.
From 7 u m. to 7 p.
From 7:30 n
m. to 8:30 p. iu.
y ed in Crook county. Two children of weeks closed its labors Friday night by
John Bird and wife to R P Bird 19.18 ville, on Monday Aug 17, it may G. M. Frank’s health is quite poorly.
Money order hours from 7 a. m. to 6 p m John Savage who lives twenty miles an entertainment at the court house. acres Joel Perkins d 1 c ;-$500.
be truly said that the surpassing Prof. Newlin and Hartly were at
Sunday from 12 m. to 1 p. m
from Prineville, have died and another The feature of the evening was the lec­
O & C R R Co to Joseph Draper nj greatness of the show is no vain McMinnville last week attending the
Mail south closes at 9:50 a. m. Mail was dangerously ill at last accounts.
ture by Prof. Kantner, of Lafayette
north closes at 2:30 p. m. and 9 p. in.
boast .Multiplying circuses, and stages, county institute.
Forepaugh’s shows will not visit this seminery, subject “Move on.” The se} e} sw} sec 3 t 4 r 5; $320.
Mail for 5:45 a. m. train closes evening
Elijah Cox to Nellie Cox lot 15 blk and entertainments may appear at
Remember that the Newberg fair will
before at 9 p m
city during the season, as Sells have se­
audience was large and the people were 12 Whiteson; $1.
first sight to be a waste of energy and be held Sept. 23d, 24th and 25th.
Sheridan and southern Tillamook mail cured tlie privilege of being the only
travelling on the Southern Pa­ held by Prof. Kantner’s gift of lan­ Elijah Cox and wife to Edith M Cox talent, but there is no denying the im-
closes at 11 a in.
Kinley Blair and wife, of Iowa, ar­
cific lines this season.
guage until the lecture was completed. lots 1, 2 and 16 blk 12 JVhiteson ; $35.
pessivness that it lends to the show as rived here last Friday. Mrs. Blair will
CHURCH NOTICES.
Rumors have been rife at Albany, Or, Besides the lecture several pieces of Jesse Edwards and wife to J D Bell a whole. The spectator feels himself be matron of the college the coming
for several days of a threatened strike music both instrumental and vocal lot 16 blk 27 Edwards’ add to Newberg; bewildering amazed by the variety of year.
M ethodist E piscopal Curacn - Services on the Oregon Pacific Railroad, the
were rendered in a manner pleasing to $30.
every Sabbath at 11 a. in and 7:00p ni,
efforts made for his entertainment.
Remember that the Pacific college
Sunday School at 9:30 a, ni
Prayer meet­ employes have not received their salar­ all. Miss Helen Calbreath also contri­
Jane A Clark and husband to N N Space fails us to note all the striking opens September 9, 1891.
ies
for
six
months.
A
commitee
of
em
­
ing Thursday evenings at 7:30.
ployes has held an interview with the buted to the evening’s fun in a way Tibodo and wife lots 13 and 23 of Wy- features of a program which is almost
G. W. Wyman’s youngest child died
R kv J. T A bbett , Pastor.
Ct'MBERLASD PRESBYTERIAN C'HIRCH — road officials and the matter will lie very pleasing. The singers from La­ nooski subdivision of 8 D Snowden d as complicated as a railway time-table. last Wednesday.
ended
satisfactorily.
Services every Sabhatli at 11 a. ni. and 7 p
fayette, Prof. Bowman, Prof. Kantner; 1 c 12.84 acres; $600.
This one thing, however, remains dis­ President Newlin will soon build a
in. Sunday School at 9:30 a. ni.
The Southern Pacific company hav­ E. Littlefield and Miss Mabel Baker J R Smith and wife to J D Bell and tinctly clear: That in Sells Brothers’ new house on the lots that be pur­
R ev W iley K nowles , Pastor
ing reduced the rates of transportation
B aptist C iivbch .—Services every Sabbath to everybody connected with the State rendered two very pretty pieces, They wife one-half int in parcel in Newberg; amusement arithmetic cyphers don’t chased of Jesse Edwards.
at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. ni. Sunday’School at
count. No aggregation of them will
L. C. Washburne and Sam Gause are
University at Eugene, Or., the railroad make an extremely good quartette. $1200.
9;55a. ni.
R ev R. M c K illop , Pastor.
commissioners have decided that the Mrs. Evendcn at the piano as usual re­ Nelson Olson to Mary A Harris 3.14 make a unit; nor will any number of each putting up an addition to their
same privileges are due and must be ceived thepraise of the people attending. acres of nej sec 9 t 2 r 4; $60.
commonplace and un-known till-ups houses.
McMinnville Grange. No. 31, 1’. of H.,
The number of people enrolled at John Harris and wife to Nels Olsen 6 make a great show. The Messrs. Sells
meet in their hall the first and third Satur­ granted to all chartered collegiate insti­
E. W. Weasner has put up a new
tutions
in
the
state.
day of each month at 10 a. m. Visitors
the institute were 105. Of this nunilier acres and 28 rods of sec 10 t 2 r 4 ; $60. know this, and we have in mind a very barn and has it painted in the latest
cordially invited. J. It B ooth , Master.
A wheat platform is building by a 63 joined the state reading circle, their D M Flanders and wife to Janies pretentious management that would style.
Mrs, II. A. H embree , Sec.
company of farmers at Athena. It is names being as follows:
>•
Strang n} lots 1, 2 and 3 blk 12 Lafay­ do well to learn it. The former specifi­ Remember that we will have new
an alliance platform says the
Orc-
D M Stow
cally name their really amazing list of buildings this fall to hold our fair in
gonian, only in the sense that directors C E Dukentield
ette and Essex hotel property ; $2500.
Ixieal ami General
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
and share-holders of the company are Maggie M Boone J L Patterson
Joseph Petch to Andrew Swartz, rare and varied features and illustrious and lots of room, so let every body
C C Linden
A drizzling rain Tuesday made the members of the alliance. Farmers will F A Lashier
bond for deed to 58 acres in sec 35 t 2 r performers. The latter cover their come and bring some thing along to
Josie Shearer
haul their wheat to the platform and R E Story
farmers nervous.
Clara Haynes
5 and lots 1 and 2 see 36 t 2 r 5 6-160ths poverty of actual poscssions under exhibit No admittance fee.
leave it for sale at the best figure ob­ Clara Skinner
The Chinese laundry will open up for tainable.
Mcrtie William
May Williams
anonymous generalities and aliases. It Next Saturday and Sunday is the
acres; $700.
business this week.
Ida Lemley
Alice Downing
H. Hunter to Lester Geer, Q C deed is a mathematical deduction that of the Friends quarterly meeting.
The big whale that is ashore on A N Lowe*
Jennie
Woodward
Sam Gaunt goes into this office to North beach has created a good deal of Nettie Dickenson Lizzie Rossiter
to 55 acres in sec 21 and 221 3 r 3; $1.00. two Sells Brothers have the greatest Most of the winter grain is out.
learn the printers’ trade.
interest among the thousands of sea­ Eva Hoberg
M Leah Cook
A D Simpson and wife to W M Ram­ show on earth, whatever the others'
Bom to the wife of George Brickwell,
C. E. Nelson, of Lafayette, has side visitors and will create a good deal C A Deach
F J Deach
sey, lot 3, 4, 5 and 6 blk 20 John’s add claim may‘be beyond that bourne from July 28th, a fine son.
more
as
the
weeks
go
by.
The
Astor-
opened a saloon at Tillamook.
E S Wood
Marion Sully
which no traveler returns. Again, no
to McMinnville; $2,850.
Born to the wife of John Winter,
ian thinks that along about tlie 30th of Gertrude Lamb
Onia Fouts
Garden hose by the thousand feet di­ August if the wind holds fair, the folks Jessie
Chas Handley et al to Walter Ford, matter whether the place of exhibition July 30th, a son.
Palmer
i
•
Elvie
Ong
rect from the factory at Hodson’s.
in that vicinity will think some one Anna Burnette
Emma Deskins
lot 12 Chehalem Orchard Home; $500. be a great city or a hamlet where of Tlie hop louse seems to be very nu­
Celinda Haynes
Minnie Dee
That nice light bread at the Red has started an oil factory.
Mary E Richardson to Chas H necessity a stop has to be made, Sells merous about here this year.
Fred Cane
Front bakery is delicious. Try it.
The farmers’ alliance wheat trust Ella Longaere
Harper, lots 2, 3 and 4 blk 49 Oak Park Brothers go upon the square principle
Married at the brides parents near
Emma
Green
Isora
Edmiston
Burns & Daniels are to the front with seems to be really taking shape so far
one man’s money is as good as another’s here, Aug. 2, 1891. Miss Lena Bramer
add to McMinnville; $200.
L H Baker
Snyder
fine bedroom suits, loungesand mirrors. as the action of its promoters is con­ Julia
(ieo A Peebles
A C Southmayd and wife to J R and never slight or curtail their per­ to Mr. Wagner, of Portland, we wish
cerned. They are now sending out Geo H Dawes
J B Fryer
H. C. Eccleston brought the first load their circulars from headquarters at St. 8 S Dunean
Sanders jr, lot 11 blk 3 Bibee’s add to formances. This is a most commend­ the couple a long and happy life.
S W Baker
of threshed wheat to the city. Tues­ Paul. Whether it will take shape as Ella Fryer
able exception, and has much to do
Sheridan; $50.
How to Succeed.
day morning.
regards the farmers is yet to be proved. Mrs. E V Paterson i Clara Esson
H E Barnhart to E V Kuykendall, with their popularity among the rural
Mabel
Baker
Anna
Mathews
A
trust
including
the
grain
growers
of
This
is
the
great problem in life which
John Walling, of Amity, is very low.
Nettie Guild
Viola Smith
the s e | of the s w ) and lot 3 of sec 34 classes.
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail because
He is not expected to live. Old age is the United States and 500,000,000 bush­ Minnie Potter
Katie Sears
els
of
wheat
is
a
big
thing
to
handle.
t
2
s
r
5
w;
$1,000.
of
poor
health,
others want of luck, but the
Eupepsy.
having its effect.
Mollie Stowe
Hattie Pope
majority from iletiency of grit—want of
J
C
Cooper
to
Lottie
M
Hofl'mnn,
lot
The
Ashland
militia
are
great
on
the
John
Hanson
Jessie
Johnson
This
is
what
you
ought
to
have,
in
nerve,
They
are
nervous, irresolute, chang­
Six per cent, money on long time of
A May Williamson 2 block 1 Whiteson; $200.
fact you must have it to fully enjoy able, easily get the blues and "take the
F. L. M oore , office in bank building, march. One of the local papers accuses Frank Weed
the boys of marching their best girls at Wirt Fellows
I L lioot
Robert Hannaford to N C Strong, s life. Thousands are searching for it spirits down to keep the spirits up” thus
Newberg, Oregon.
wasting time, money, opportunity and
tbeir regular Saturday evening hops F M Allison
A Acta Forest
w J n e 1 and lot 2 sec 10 t 2 s r 78 acres; daily, and mourning because they find nerve force. There is nothing like the Re­
Don’t forget that Burns & Daniels through 13} miles of dances by actual Wm T Macey
Wesley Gilbert
it
not.
Thousands
upon
thousands
storative Nervine discovered by tlie great
$1000.
have over a hundred patterns of wall pedometer measurement. The girls are
of dollars are spent annually by our specialist, Dr. Miles to cure all nervous
The lengthy session of the institute
pape» to select from.
standing up to their work fullv as well
people
in
the
hope
that
they
may
at
­
J
C
Cooper
to
D
C
McKercher,
17
diseases,
as headache, the blues, nervous
was an experiment, and it lias been a
tain this boon. And yet it may be had prostration, sleeplessness, neuralgia, St
Jay C. Smith has been appointed as the boys up to date, and ‘Ashland
lots Whiteson; $850.
great
success.
The
people
enrolled
con­
has
a
magnificent
future
before
her
as
Vitus
dance,
fits, and hysteria
Trial bot­
by all. We guarantee that Electric
commissary of tlie shite insane asylum
militia headquarters.
J C Cooper .to Yaniliill Land Co., Bitters, if used according to directions tle anil fine book of testimonials free at
sist of active and retired teachers and
by Dr. Rowland.
lots 9 and 10 in block 2 and lot 9 block and the use persisted in, will bring you Rogets Bros.
Western and Michigan washers for 5FA young and clever Japanese has young persons intending to enter the
good digestion and oust tlie demon dys­
Suspended.
just
arrived
in
Pendleton
from
his
na
­
9
Whiteson;$150.
profession.
Active
teachers
were
great
­
less money than any one in town can
pepsia and install instead Eupepsy.
tive
home.
He
wishes
to
learn
farm
­
Charles
A
Carey
to
Win
Hager,
lots
■ell them at Hodson’s.
ly
in
the
majority.
During
the
session
We
recommend
Electric
Bitters
for
ing and when he masters tlie art of
The Junction Pilot lias suspended
The Royal restaurant has come to raising grain successfully will engage occasional addresses were delivered by 3 and 4 sec 24 t 5 s r 3 w 68.94 acres; dyspepsia and all diseases of liver kid­ publication. Its editor found that it
neys and stomach. Sold at 50c and $1
stav. Come and see. First door south in agriculture with his brother, who Rev. McKillop, Abbett and Eccleston $350.
was not of sufficient money-making
4
of First National Bank.
follows shortly, on their own account. President Newlin and Prof. Hartley of Chas Allen to W F Breidenstein, lots per bottle by Rogers Bros.
capacity to warrant its continuance,
One hundred and fifty tourists ar­ He was educated at a presbyterian mis­ Friends Pacific College at Newberg, 8 and 10 block 9 Watts add to Amity;
WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.
and lie also disliked the muscular exer­
rived at Newport Saturday to enjoy ail sion in Japan, understands English Judge Galloway and others. The fol­ $1000.
and is an intelligent representative of
outing on the beach.
Carlton Improvement Co to John For ilie Week Ending Saturday, July 20 tion required to defend himself from
his race.
lowing resolution makes known the
the attacks of persons who considered
1891—U. S. Signal Service.
W. F. Briedenstein is running the ho­
Fonts, all of block SCI Co’s add to
I5y Nature, But Realize that
The Joe Watts estate of 5060 acres teacher’s opinions of the institute.
they had a grievance, one of whom
tel at Amity and it is reported that he
Carlton;
$195.
Resolved—That we, the teachers of
must be sold at once and is now on the
is selling considerable property.
WESTERN OREGON.
knocked
the
editor
down
over
some
market, In tracts of 5 to 50 acres, at Yamhill county, heartily endorse the
R M Phillips to G W Goucher, lot 1
The week has been warm, though trivial matter they had been discussing «
W. C. Hembree will go into the Cas­ $30 an acre and upward, one-fifth of
block 11 Amity; $25.
cade deer hunting aliout the 20th. This the purchase price cash balance in 1, 2, two weeks’ institute now closing. That
R Livingston to C G Shaw, 20 acres there has been an absence of excessive­ the foundation to which was in tlie ed­
party never brings back less than 25 3 and 4 years. Those seeking profita­ we regard the normal institute as one
ly warm days. The maximum tem­ itor’s refusing to mention the man’s
pt
of Jacob Shuck d 1 c; $600.
deer.
of
the
educational
factors
of
our
eountj
’
ble investiment should look into this.
perature ranged from 80 to 90 degrees; wife in the paper. The editor, who is
One
of
the
greatest
opportunities
ever
and of inestimable value to our teach­ Geo R Gilson to EE Goucher, 11 the minimum temperature ranged from
Mrs. Chas. W. Talmage and Miss
a slightly built man, while his antag­
acres in t 4 s r 5 w; $330.
Kate Leal» are visting friends in offered.
ers.
P. 8. Special hotel and other accom-
52 to 66 degrees. The winds have been onist is a muscular built fellow, pro­
Salem. They will be gone about a modations
W
F
Breidenstein
to
Lora
Sanders,
Resolved further, That we express
extended to parties wishing
generally northerly and of light veloc­ duced a revolver, for which he must
week.
to look at this land.
our gratitude to Supt. Baker for his lots 1 and 2 block 4 Court add to Mc­ ity. On the 30th a few drops of rain
answer to tlie county for carrying con­
Why pay 16 cents for hose when you For particulars apply or address
earnest efforts in our behalf in his en­ Minnville, $500.
We claim, to sell more goods than any other Imple­
fell in sections sufficient to lay the cealed weapons and the city arrested
can get thè best warranted steel wire
W m . F. B riedenstein «.
A
M
Sanders
to
Mark
Purvine
lot
2
deavors to make tlie institute a success.
wrapped hose for one third less at
Amity Fruit Land Co., Amity, Ore. Also to our instructors for the able and block 4 Court add McMinnville, $250. dust. The weather has been generally him for drawing the pistol. His antag­ ment house in the Valley.
Hodson's?
cloudless with light smoke appearing. onist was fined for assault.
efficient manner in which they have A C Chandler to M C Chandler,
Elegant Fashion Books.
A sample of the baling done by
Fall wheat is nearly all cut and
Pronounced Hopeless, yet Saved.
block 6 Chandlers add to McMinnville,
presented tlie various subjects.
Rullimeli & Penington on their Ad­
shocked. Threshers will liegin opera­ From a letter written by Mrs. Ada
The new Fashion Journals, “La
vance baler can be seen at Martin &
That we earnestly thank the direct­ $.500.
Sanders.
Mode,” “La Mode de Paris,” and ors of the McMinnville public school
R M Phillips to Emma IJ Henderson tions next week. Reports all indicate E. Hurd, of Groton, 8. I)., we quote:
that the fall wheat was never better, “Was taken with a bad cold, which
Change of life, backache, monthly ir­ “Album des Modes,” published by A. for the use of their school building dur­ pt of block 11 Amity; $125.
settled on my lungs, cough set in and
regularities, hot flashes are cured by McDowell & Co., 4 West 14th street, ing the institute, and Judge Galloway
O G Davis to Kattie and Eugene both as to quantity and quality. Spring finally terminated in consumption.
And we Purpose to Stay there.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at New York, are the most elegant of
Davis } int in d 1 e, of Jefferson Davis, wheat is being cut in places. Rust in Four doctors gave me np saying I
for
the
use
of
the
courthouse
for
our
Rogers Bros. 3
live but a short time. I gave my­
their kind ever brought to our notice. closing exercises.
tlie e} of the wl of sec 27 in t 5 s r 5 w; Douglas county has seriously affected could
spring wheat. Spring oats are being self up to my Saviour, determined if I
McMinnville furnishes one Clear The styles are drawn by the best ar­
$1.00.
And further, That we express our
Lake crowd each year. Al. Young.
cut in places: some early oats are being could not stay with my friends on
Frank Rogers and Lee Collard started tists; and the l>ooks are produced by ri­ gratitude to tlie speakers and others U nited States to Berry F Wood 35.73 delivered and a rcpoit from Corvallis earth, I would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised to
val houses in Paris, each trying to ex­ who have assisted in the exercises dur­ acres pt of sec 8 t 5 s r 4 w.
Monday morning.
Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­
C W Talmage to Rosina J Simpson says that it weighs 100 pounds to tlie get
Gardner and Peckam have recieved cel the other in the character of its pub­ ing the institute.
sack. Some young orchards were in­ sumption, coughs and colds. I gave it
And Pay no Tribute to Portland Jobbers, who
the «•ontraet for building Dr. J. F. lications. Formerly they were printed
Resolved further, That a copy of lots 1 and 2 block 1 Court add to Mc­ jured by the extreme heat of the 23d. a trial, took in all eight lmttles; it has
for years have robbed the farmers of Oregon.
Galbreath’s new house it will be similar only in French; but now they are pub­ these resolutions lie furnished at least Minnville; $100.
cured me and thank God I am now a
to Rev. Jos. Holwrg’s.
lished in English for the use of our two newspapers of this county for pub­ H Hurley to B W Barber acre tract All reports indicate that the 23d was well and hearty woman.” Trial bottles
at Rogers Bros. Drugstore, regular
F. W. Fenton, O. O, Hodson and American readers. These journals lication.
No 10 Hurley’s sub of John Hess’ <1 1 c; the warmest day on record. Hop lice free
size, 50c and $1.
4
have
developed
rapidly
in
the
past
ten
F. 8 Harding, with tie r families left furnish the styles one month in ad­
$100.
Finding] Asbestos.
for Newport Saturday last. A three
days
and
serious
results
arc
feared
from
He
Wrote
His
Name
Upon a Bone.
vance of any similar publications; and
Jessie Edwards to John Stanbrough
weeks stay is contemplated.
them. The codlin moth’s ravages con­
3
acres
in
Yamhill
county;
$10.
they have a practical department, in
The effort of eastern manufactures
tinue. Southern Oregon fruit is better Tlie Salem Statesman says: “B. 8.
Polk county’s centenarian, Grandpa
Is too Large a Profit on Implements. Port­
Byron will be 102 years old in Septem­ which lessons are given each month on has lead to the pushing of tlie search for John B David to E L E White lot 6 than that of tlie valley counties, 1. c., Cook, and party, have returned from land houses have made even more Ilian tills.
block
5
Central
add
to
Newberg;
$1.00.
how
to
make
dresses,
etc.
The
admir
­
ber. He enjoys good health and in all
tlie non heat conducting mineral-asbe­
Nestucca with a gigantic bone, which
able fashions, the lessons in dress mak­ stos, and resulted in extensive finds in
E L E Whjte to F and T E Bichet } more plentiful and more free from in­
probability will live for many years.
attracted a good deal of attention yes­
sects.
In
Curry
county
5
and
6
tons
of
A general kick is being made by our ing, and the giving of the styles one Jackson county. Scott Morris in the lot 6 block 15 Central add to Newberg; clover hay to the acre was secured. terday. The bone was found on an
moth
earlier
than
heretofore
are
strong
$87.50.
citizens about the poor sidewalks of the
Oregonian tells how the find was orig­
island aliout twenty rods from the high­
citv. Our street commissioner could points in favor of these fashion inally made; As usual, this discovery
B P Cardwell to Joseph Hadley lot 9 Timothy bay averaged three tons to
Call and get ours.
est water mark on the beach. A doc­
the acre.
make a reputation by enforcing an or­ books, causing them to lie called “The
was made by a man, who was looking block 5 Lippincotts 1st add to Dayton;
tor from Jefferson found the fossil not
dinance or two.
EASTERN OREGON.
$75.
Favorites.” These excellent publica­
far from what was pronounced to be a
The boys are bewailing the fact that tions can be obtained from all news- for quite a different mineral. Mr.
R Livingston to Samuel Davis pt of Warm weather lias continued and no
Daniel Reynolds, in 1887 or 1888, while
it is unlawful to shoot the fat young dealers.
rain is reported to have fallen. The shoulder blade of some beast that lived
west
}
Jacob
Shock
d
1
c
t
3
s
r
3
w
20
prospecting for mica, encountered a
grouse until Sept. 1st. Hundreds of
maximum temperature ranged from 85 in tlie prehistoric ages. The shoulder
the young birds are growing tough and
very tough rock which made his work acres; $600.
Talk Again.
to 100 degrees; the minimum tempera­ was taken to Jefferson. Tlie bone
it-seems a pity that they should go to
very slow and arduous. He finaly aban­ R Livingston to L 8 Davis pt of west ture ranged from 60 to 70 degrees. Few’ brought to Salem, though decayed
waste.
ftTlie subject of the connecting of the doned his prospect, but carried to liis } d 1 c Jacob Shock in t 3 s r 3 w 10 clouds have lieen seen and smoke is ap- through long exposure, weighs about
W. T. Shurtleff has sold his real es­ Willamette valley by rail with the home samples of his exceedingly acres; $600.
150 pounds, and was surely a monster
tate business in this city to H.J. Little.
A B Swaine to Wm P Thomas pt of pearing in the atmosphere.
Mr. Shurtleff is deeply interested in vast undeveloped section of southeast­ tough find. It was found to be horn­
when it formed a part of the immense
The
weather
conditions
have
been
Falls City property. He has also pur­ ern Oregon, through the Minto pass, is blend similar to the surface croppings die Sol Heater in 13 s r 2 w, 29 acres; favorable to the wheat harvest which frame of the long deceased animal. No
chased aii interest in the planing mill again extensively discussed by the Sa­ common to the neighborhood. He dis­ $3000.
one is prepared to say just what tlie
at that point.
Asa F Cote to Elizabeth Blood n w } is in full operation. As was expected
lem .Statesman, which declares that it tributed the rock among his neighbors
bone is. Zoologists say it is a bone of a
the
wheat
has
never
been
better,
botli
During a few hours spent in Forest will not be very long, in all probability, and the many visitors to his romantic of the n w 1 of sec 9 t 4 s r 5 w; $400.
mastodon, while others say it is “the
Grove last week we noticed considerable until some one will complete the Ore­ home— “Oak Hill ranch.” By many
Aaron Miller to G M Graves 25 acres as to quantity and quality. In sections
collar-bone” of a whale. The name l(A.
of
Wasco
and
Umatilla
counties
the
building going on. Prominent among
the buildingsis the residence of I. A. gon Pacific road to and through that of the unsophisticated it was thought in s e of Sol Heater d 1 c in t 3 s r 2 wheat is generally poor and this year L. Talmage” is cut on it, which goes to
Macrum. < ’onsidenible wheat hits been section. The Statesman further says: to be only a curious petrification. Ob. w;$1700.
is no exception. Sherman county lias show that it had been seen before, but
threshed and hauled to tlie ware-house. ‘•No matter if the allegation that money taining a good specimen, and believing Aaron Miller to Mary J Graves pt of
an extra good crop, larger than ever whether or not Mr. Talmage cut his
Miss Julia Couch was recently mar­ has been squandered and mis appropri­ it to be of possible commercial value, I e } d 1 c Sol Heater in t 3 s r 2 25 acres; before. Morrow, Gilliam, Sherman name there before the flood, will re­
ried to K. P. Harpole, of Junction, last ated is true, a valuable interest has Iieen broke it up and sent samples to miner­ $2050.
main a matter of conjecture.” A. L.
Saturiiay. Though still a young per­ created, and the most valuable thing alogists and manufacturers of asbestos.
J D Bell to Sarah Holloway pt of lot and Wasco counties will ship about
Talmage is a resident of this city and
1,300,000
bushels
of
wheat;
last
year
son this is her fifth husband, so the
Harrisbnro C'?,«rter is informed, and if of all— the possession of the Minto Professor T. Condon, of Eugene, pro­ 9 block 3 Newberg: $500,
we can assure the Statesman that he
these
counties
shipped
900,000
bushels.
State of Oregon to Anton Nuwasli
ceremonies count, she is a much and Pass—lies just ahead of them. Some nounced it asbestos of good quality and
did not cut his name upon the bone be­
Umatilla
county
has
a
remarkably
fine
well married person.
one will soon complete the road. And urged the location of the lands liearing the n } sec 36 t 4 s r 8 w 320 acres; $400. crop; to the north and east of Pendle­ fore the flood. It was probably done
S A Deskins to R E Deskins block 3
Travel has been stopped on tlie col­ the Southern Pacific will without it. Mr. Herbert Lang, of Portland,
ton it is, as usual, the liest. Union, last year.
lege bridge, as it is called, across Cozine question extend the road from Sheri, agreed with Professor Condon as to the Deskins 2nd add to Newberg; $5.
Rucklen’s Arnica Salve.
creek. Tlie county is engaged in re­ dan to Astoria past Tillamook bay and probable value of the find. The man- Francis Hauswirth to C W Keep to Wallowa and Baker counties have fine
;
prospects.
In
these
counties
harvest
is
pairing it. The bridge will be ready in
Tlie
Best
Salve in the world for Cuts,
C A Martin lot 4 block 3 North Yam­
a week or so. This will not interfere through tlie vastly rich Tillamook and ' ufacturers wore anything but sanguine,
later than in the previous mentioned Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
hill;
$500.
with travel as the new bridge across Nehalem regions. Salem can then claiming that the rock was non-fiberous
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
J C Cooper to Farm Trust and Loan counties. Throughout this section the Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup­
Cozine at the foot of D street will ac­ connect with deep waler direct by ‘ and of little or no value. They,
hay
crop
is
tlie
largest
on
record.
comodate.
tions. and positively cures Piles or no
simply building nine miles of road to however, expressed the belief that a Co lots 11 and 15block 2 Whiteson;$800.
B. 8. P ague ,
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
Evenden carries
connect with the Southern Pacific at 1 valuable quality of the rock would be G A Tucker to Bingham Grabriel, pt'
U.
8.
Signal
Observer.
perfect satisfaction, or money refund­
Hammocks,
or near Derry, and she can connect ' found by following up the various of d 1 c of F Holridge in t 4 s r 3 and 4
ed. Price 25 cents per Ixix. For sale
Croquet sets,
A Fatal Mistake.
w
92.60
acres,
$5,630.
!
leads.
Until
recently
nothing
more
by
Rogers Bros.
with the road to and through south-I
Bed sets,
T W Thompson to Alex Mackenzie i Physicians make no more fatal mistak-
eastern Oregon by building about | I was done. Late in 1890 George Bacon,
Carpets,
Notice.
tlian when they inform patients that ner­
Lounges,
I an agent for asbestos paints, saw a the s w } of the s w } of sec 9 and tlie n vous heart troubles come from the stomach
twenty miles of road.”
Having purchased the thoroughbred
Wall paper,
specimen of the rock, probably in the } of the li w } of sec 16 and lots 1 and 2 and are of little consequcni e. Dr. Frank­ Jersey
Tl*c Apple Industry,
bull, Duke of Dayton, we re­
Window shades.
lin Miles the noted Indiana specialist has
cabinet of Herman Helms, of Jackson­ see 16 and the s e } of the s w 1 of sec 9 proven
the contrary in liis new book on spectfully invite those interested to call
All of the important trunk lines in ■'I’lie apple crop of Oregon has licreto-
in t 2 s r 4 w 113.28 acres; $633.50.
ville.
On
inquiry
he
learned
of
its
"Heart
Disease,
”
which
may
lie
had
free
at
at
the
place
of either undersigned.
the United States have agreed to trans­
Rogers Bros, who guarantees and recom­
Terms for common cows, $5; thorough­
Probate Court.
port exhibits for the world’s fair at half fore been a voluntary crop, Apples source and, in company with Frank
mends Dr Miles unequaled new heart cure, breds, $10.
W. H ouck ,
the usual rates. This reduction is made have grown spontaneously and their Bybee, he went to Mr. Reynolds’ place
which has the largest sale of any heart
F. AV. M artin .
by the different traffic associations. It production has been so favorable at in quest of a sheep range (?). For a
Estate of Elenor Redmond; inventory remedy in the world. It cures nervous and
applies to every class of exhibits except such little expense that this valuable trifle he got a member of Mr. Reynolds’ approved.
organic heart disease, short breath, flutter­
For Sale.
You can fool all of the people some of the time; you can fool some
ing pain or tenderness in the side, arm or
fancy horses, * cattle and other high-
fruit lias been neglected and left to tlie family to show him an asbestos pros­ Estate of Taylor Morris; inventory shoulder, irregular pulse, fainting, smother­
,,
P®oplc All ot the time; hut you cannot fool all of the people
priced animals.
ing dropsy, etc. liis Restorative Nervine
Large pitcli fir engine wood, two feet all ot the time.
It is reported that Sells’ shows will ravages of injurious and obnoxious pect. They at once posted notices on approved,
long at $3 per cord, double rank, also
Estate of Wm. Hobson; will admit­ cures headache, fits, etc.
split at Portland and part go to the pests. The effects are now seriously two claims. Soon after this Mr. Bacon
Many People are Continually Expecting Something for Nothing.
four-foot wood at $2.50 per cord, on J.
sound and part work the valley. M e felt, and apprehensive of impending showed samples of the rock to Captain ted to probate. 8. Hobson and A. T. There is more Catarrh in this section of W. Rogers’ farm, 1} miles west of Mc­
the country than all other diseases put to­
notice that the entire show will lie giv­ danger of complete failures in recent Tyler, of Forest Grove, Or. Arrang- Blair appointed executors. J. L. Hos­ gether,
Minnville.
Inquire
of
They flutter around every new store that happens along arid are caught
and until tlie last few years was
en at Chehalis on the 13th of August,
K kixnek B ros .
to be incurable
For a great
with every bait thrown out to them, and invariably come out singed with
Portland. August 14th and 15tli. On years, the fruit and its enemies are be­ ments were at once made for the min- kins, A. Picket and A. J. Stephenson supposed
many
years
doctors
pronounced
it
a
local
,
poor food in their stomachs. In contrast with such schemes
the 16th, Sunday, it will arrive here ginning at this late day to receive much ning of a few hundred pounds of the appointed appraisers.
disease, and prescribed local remedies, and
and will show here on Monday, Aug. needed attention.
by constantly failing to'cure with local \ct on a new principle—regulating the
rock for inspection by a representative
For Sale.
treatment,
pronounced
it
incurable
We are Founding a Trade upon this Platform.
17. So you see there is nothing in the
stomach and bowels through the
A few years ago during the apple sea of a New York manufactory. The
Science has proven Catarrh to be a consttu- liver,
rumors.
*
nerves.
A
new
discovery.
Dr.
Mile's
Pills
tional disease, and therefore requires con­
The possibilities of fruit as a proflta­ son the orchards of the valley were rock obtained was not satisfactory to A new farm wagon. Inquire of J. I,. stitutional treatment, flail's Catarrh Cure, speedily cure bilhousness. bad taste, torpid Pure Reliable Groceries in return for clean cash or produce, and one and
liver, piles, constipation. Unequaled for the same price to all. This is the only principle’that pleases all the
ble crop are just becoming known to luxuriant with the luscious products, this critical English gentlman, who Stratton, McMinnville National Bank, manufactured by F. J. Cnenev Co.. Tole­ men,
women and children. Smallest, mild
the Oregon farmer. O. P. Bea ni sly, of and many bushels were allowed to go hotly charged tlie parties interested or of Martin & Sanders.
do. Ohio, is the only constiutional cure on
surest! 50 doses, 25 cts. Samples free people all the t ine. We are here to stay.
the market. It is taken internally in doses est.
Eola has this year raised about 15,000 to waste. The farming community re­ with unfair dealing. This stirred Cap­
at
Rogers
Bros.
If the sleeping r<x>m is warm it may front 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts
pounds of gooseberries, worth three garded apples as a crop of secondary tain Tyler’s blood and he came here
The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating.
be
cooled
for
a
time
by
wringing
large
directly
upon
the
blood
and
mucous
sur
­
cents a pound, and has produced 10,000
faces of the system. They offer one hun­
pounds of black-cap rasptierries w hich importance on account of their inex­ himself. He was soon satisfied that pieces of cotton out of water and hang­ dred
1 ry it. Remember the contents of every package that goes from our
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
have sold at eight cents. His annual pensive production and but little atten­ spinning asbestos exists here in proba­ ing them before the open windows. Send for circular and testimonials. Ad­
store is Guaranteed to be Absolutely Pure in every Respect.
When Baby was sick, we gave her C’astoria.
honey crop brings in about $200. He tion was manifested in the outcome. bly paying quantities. By bis efforts Leave the room door open and as the dress F .1. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
has twenty-five acres in hops and if But to-day it is different. The con­ the Puget Sound Asbestos Company air comes through the wet cotton it
.f 8Z~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
i When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
A China Egg Won’t Hatch out a Chicken:
it will be cooled. This is a good devise
the bugs will let them alone the out­ stant immigration puts larger demands
J When she becartie Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Marriage
Licenses.
for
cooling
a
sick
room;
the
cloths
on
the
apple
than
the
market
can
sup
­
become interested in the find. Tlie
come will be rich. On 14 acres he will
Neither will poor goods bring business. Our goods are of the liest qual­
When she had Children, she gave them C’astoria.
pick 500 bushels of lieaches w orth more ply and the pests are spreading ram­ memliers of the company at once filed can be wet again and again. Keep the
gas
turned low during
_____
„ the proccess of ’ The clerk lias issued a marriage 11-
ity only; our prices are always the lowest.
than that many dollars. They are on pant. A remedy should be speedily a number of claims covering over 500 „
undressing and sleep without alight cense to J. Fred Hibbs, aged 23; Bertha
trees set out four years ago. He has applied and prompt action should be acres. This was a signal for a rush.
unless it is a tiny night-lamp.
Booth, aged 19.
had throughout the valley.— Leader.
fifteen acres in young peach trees.
T ozdid .
August
Thayer is visiting his
6, 1891. son, Claude Thayer
in Tillamook. He
Closed Friday Night
Last With an i
Entertainment.
Our Sin
gle aim is to merit your confidence by polite
and prompt* attention. With the Purest
Dings and Low Prices, as a basis, we solicit
your patronage.
Our night clerk will respond to your
calls at any hour of the night.
ROGERS BROS
WE ME MODEST
He that Bloweth not his own Horn, the same
Not Blown.”
I
I
IS
HENCE WE TOOT
We Deal with the Factories
MARTIN & SANDERS.
OLD RELIABLE I M
de