THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER, bor, it .-«.inM as if the Cbllian« are tak­
I
1
SUMMONS.
As They See it.
ing advantage of tins calm before tue
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
storm and are taking advantageous po­ The present agitation in favor of a
for Yamhill County.
Wm. Robert«. Plaintifi
HARDING A HEATH, Publishers.
sition in the straits of Magellan in or- better system of making and maintain­
vs.
i tier to lietter resisUour efforts to reach ing county roads ought to result in
Daniel Parsons, C. B.
»DESCRIPTION RATES.
Mann and T.E. Ehren­
j their country. Every moment of de- something more than mere talk. The
berg, Defendants.
$2 oo | lay before active ojierations, results in insufficiency of our present methods is
*a« Copy. per year, inadvance.........
To T. E. F.hrenberi •g, one of the above
0«« Copy, six months in advance....
1 00 ' more advantage to Chili than to us tie­ fully admitted. In point of fact we
named defendants . : In
1 the name of, the
Stat
of Oregon, you
von are hereby notified
notinea
cause she is on the field. Our plans of have no roads in Oregon—at least
and required
to be and — appear
in r the
uiiu
ivmuhvm «v
ri -- -~
----- above
it . J
Entered at the postoffiee at McMinnville operation will have to be formulated scarcely any. Most of them are mere
named Court in the above entitled suit by
Oregon, as second-class matter.
Monday,
Mondav.
the
28th
2St!i
day
dav
of
March.
1892.
that
when we sight the enemy and will be trails, some of them “slides,” scarcely
Heinz
being the first davof first term of said court
conducted on the lines laid down by any worthy the name of roads. Our
occurring anca
after the expiration
of - the six
ovvurriiij;
----- —
Tax advxrtisisc R ates or T he T ei . f .-
weeks'
publication
and then and
methods of repairing could not be
.
r
___ hereof,
ill«. 1 thornm
rnoxr.-RxoisTZK are liberal, taking in the Chilians.
there
answer
the coipplaint
filed therein by
consideration the circulation. Single
This almost certain war makes the worse. Repairs are hardly ever made
tlie said plaintiff, and you will take notice
inch. $1.00, each subsequent inch, $.75.
tiiat. if vou fail so to appear and answer,
Special inducements for yearly or semi- ¡xjople of this country and this coast in in the right way or at the right time.
for the want thereof, the plaintiff will ap-
particular, inquire into the condition In the summer time after the crops are
yearly contracts.
plv to said court for the relief demanded
of our coast defenses. Some remark [ in the ground, a little dust is shoveled
* * *
n
ami praved for in said complaint, which is,
J ob W ork N eatly A si > Q i o ki . y E. xe < vied
in brief, as follows, to-wit: For a decree
at reasonable rates Our facilities are that no matter how defenseless we are . or scraped into the ruts, to be churned
against the defendant. Daniel Parsons, for
the best in Yamhill county am) as good the enemy would never dare to attack by passing wagon wheels and blown
the principal sum of $400 in 1.8. gold com
as any in the state A complete steam |
and interest thereon at the rate of ten per
our
coast
and,
if
they
did,
it
would
be
away
by
the
wind.
This
churning
plant insures quick work.
cent per annum, from Nov 8, lW». iorf4<-
I an easy matter to repel them by means goes on through the long, dry summer,
as attorneys fees in this suit, and for costs
KlSOLCTIOXS OF CoXDOl.EXCB ASI> ALL O11IT- of torpedoes, hastily constructed. The and by the time grain hauling is half
and disbursement® of this suit.
uary Poetry will be charged for a t regular
For a decree against all the defendant.'*
Chilians are brave and audacious; this through the roads are practically im­
advertising rates.
foreclosing the mortgagt' given by said 1 ar­
was proved in the Itata matter and un­ passible except at great risk to wagons
sons
on the 21st day of November, IK«».
A ll C ommcxicatioxs M i st R e S igned B y
the plaintifi to secure the payment of said
the person w ho sends them, not for pub­ less our navy kept all their available and drivers. During any rainy winter
several sums of money, upon the following
lication, unless unaccompanied by a ‘ non shifts in action continually, some of the when the ground is not frozen, and al­
described real property, to-wit : Being a
de plume,” but for a guarantee of good dare devils would lie certain to appear
portion of the donation land claim of J. I*
ways
after
the
spring
thaw-out,
there
faith. No publications will l>c published
Row land and w ife, in t 3 s, r 4 w, in i am­
before San Deigo, San Francisco or the is a time when hauling heavy loads is
unless so signed.
hill countv. state of Oregon, and beginning
*
*
•
••
v
at
the northeast corner of a parrel of land,
mouth
of
the
Columbia.
Our
defense
­
not
to
be
thought
of.
Road
supervis
­
Ar> press A ll CoMMl xicATioss. I. itiihk I or
deeded bv William Ball to A. D. Lunnels
the editorial or business departments, to less condition at these points is hardly ing es a thankless task, and the aver-
on the 15tu day of Nov., 1875;
T he TrLE.rHoAE-REGisTEi:. McMinnville, known and when we say that it would age supervisor is glad to get through
Thence running south 155 feet, thence
Oregon.
east 55 feet, thence north 155 teet, them e
*
l>e an easy mattter for an enemy to do with it. This last remark applies still
*
wa
*
west
55 feet to t jc place of lieginning. con­
S ample C omm O f T kf . T elephone -R egis ­ as she pleases with these points we say more forcibly to the average worker-out
taining 8525 square feet of land, in the town
ter will be mailed to any person in the
of North Yamhill, in said county and state
United States or Europe, who desires one. nothing but what the rejx>rts of the of road tax. Oregon has tried this sys­
An 1 for a <ieorec and order for the sale of
free of charge
United
States
officers
will
confirm.
tem
long
enough.
We
never
will
have
said mortgaged premises in the manner
* #
prescribed bv law, to obtain funds with
The following is a list of the heavy better roads till we adopt a new system.
Wr. I nvite Y ou To C ompare T he T ele ­
which to pay*said several sums of money,
phone -R egister with any other paper ordnance in San Francisco harbor as The Chronicle believes that our roads
interest, attorney’s fees.ciwts and disburse
published in Yamhill county.
shown in General Bugcr's annual re- should be kept up by direct taxation
ments and accruing costs, and barring all
the interests of the several defendants in
port: At Fort Winfield Scott there are and that something ought to done at
said premises and for such other and fur­
All tubecribere who do not reecire their 9 mounted and 14 unmounted 15 inch the next legislature to pass a law to
ther relief in the premises as inav seem to
paper regularly wt'rt confer a favor by im­
the court meet with equity and good con­
mediately reporting the »ante to thC office smoothbore guns, with barbette car­ that effect.— Dalle» Chronicle.
science.
,.
...
riages, model 1874; 1 mounted 15 inch
This summons is to be served by publica­
tion thereof for a. period of six weeks, bv
smoothbore, model 1888; 32 mounted 10 “ The general character of the roads in
order of Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge of said
Thursday. January 21, 1892.
inch smoothbores, model 1861, and 55 this country the past season has been
court, made and bearing date of January «,
mintouuted; 2 mounted 10-ineh siege the subject of much comment, and the
R amsey A F cttok .
Attorneys for Plaintifi’.
j mortars; 2 mounted 8-inch siege mor­ statement is frequently heard that the
tars; 16 mounted 8-inch converted rifles, roads are growing worse year by year.
SUMMONS.
model 1878; 5 Coehorn mortars, with It is not at all pleasant to believe this
wooden beds; there are also 14 un. to be true, but the complaint must
In the Circuit Coart of the State of Oregon,
mounted Parrott rilles, but these arc originate from some fact. It is a nota­
for Yamhill County.
' unserviceable.
ble fact that the roads are full of ruts
Jacob Feitters, Plaintiff,)
vs
|
At Fort Mason the mounted pieces which have been made during the win­
August Veser and An-
I are: 1 4}-inch siege rifle, 1 10-inch ter, and which, when tilled with dust
na A. Veser,
Defendants. I
' siege mortar; 2 Cohorn mortars; 1 8-inch are dangerous for wagons heavily load­
To August Veser and Anna A. Veser,
¡converted rifle, model 1878 ami 6 10- ed. It does not seem that the money
said defendants: In the name of the State
inch smoothbores.
of Oregon, vou and each of you are hereby
raised from taxes for the improvement
notified and n quired to I m * and ap|M?ar in
Alcatraz Island is provided with four of roads is judiciously expended. Men
the above entitle«! suit in the above named
mounted 15-inch smoothbores; 1 8-inch go out to work out their tax when they
court and answer the complaint therein fil­
Points to Remember for 1892. in the purchase of Gro­ ed against vou by the above named plain­
converted rifle,2 8-inch scige howitzers, can do so most conveniently, and many
tiff by Mondav. the 28th day of March, A.
ceries.
. 2 4j-incii siege rilles and 5 12-pouudcr different plans are pursued. Some one
D., 1892, that being the first day of the first
term of said court to lie held after the expi­
I field howitzers.
throws a little gravel into a rut, only to
Fully
one-half
of
the
People
d.o
not
stop
to
consider
ration of six weeks publication of tliis
The mounted and serviceable guns wear another rut adjoining. Little is
the money they can save during the year in purchasing goods of a SHtnnions.and you will take notice that if you
so to appear and answer, for the want
i on Angel Island are 2 10-ineh Hodman done towards grading the roadbed
firm that pays strict attention to the selling of First Class Goods fail
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said
smoothbores, calibre 6.4; and 5 24 preparatory to graveling, and lienee
court lor the relief demanded : nd praved
at a Small Profit.
pounder smoothbores, calibre 5.82, Imth when gravel is used it results in only a
for in said complaint, which is n brief as
follows:
witli unserviceable carriages.
part of its possible good. More system
People
usually
go
to
the
nearest
place
regardless
of
For a decree against you amending uml
WATTS IN IT
At the Presidio there arc 2 10-inch should lie employed in this matter, and
cost. We sell our goods cheap and deliver them at your door. correcting that certain deed of conveyance
The Yamhill statesman,lietter known siege mortars, 4 8-inch converted rilles, when work is done on the roads let it
made ami executed by you to the plaintifi,
You will be able find every thing in the grocery line in our store. on
the 24th day of Noveinlier. 18W, as to
as Fog-horn Watts, is in public oilice model 1878; 3 Gatling guns of 1883, 4 lie of an enduring nature, and event-
the description of the lands thereby con­
again and it is needless to say that it is Hotchkiss revolving cannon, light field ually we will have nothing but good
We are in it—The Grocery Business; and we will al­ veyed. said deed to I m * so amended and cor­
one of those offices that pays, he would caliber 1.5 inches, and 4 3.2 inch breech roads. Much attention has been paid
that the description of the lands
ways give you the best goods in the city for the money. We give rected
thereby conveyed will lie as follows in­
have no other. The record of this loading steel rifles, field.
cash
or
trade
for
all
produce,
suit
yourself
in
the
matter.
the past year to the roads leading across
stead of the description now contained in
loud voiced and loud smelling aspirant
said deed, to-wit:
In a tecent report by General Miles the mountains, and the results are
a part of sections 16 in tp, 4 s r 3 w,
for office is so well known in the state the following statement is made re­ plainly noticeable | to all who travel
ZNZEIILILSufi-ZF5 ¿c SOIST. in Being
Y'amhill county, state of Oregon, and
that comment u | m > ii the appointment garding the defenses of the Pacific them. < ¡ood roads are something to be
conimencing at a point in the center of the
county road now there, which point is 7.45
is unnecessary. He has probably lieen coast: The Pacific coast line of the enjoyed by everybody, and everybody
chains north, 13 degrees west from the cen­
|*ensioncd, by this appointment, in or­ United States extends 1400 miles in should lie interested in making them
ter of a small branch on the Dayton and
der that bis gentle voice will not lie Oregon, Washington anil California good.— Eugene Regigter.
Wheatland countv road at what is know**.
as the Joseph Hill bridge* near the town of
heard in the coining campaign. From and 3000 farther in Alaska. For the
Dayton in said county, and running thence
his birth he has hail the faculty of lay­ defense of this entire coast line there
As the road supervisors for the year
north 1.3 degrees, west 9 20 chains to the
northeast corner of R. Snyder tract;thence
ing tribute on all things that he touch­ arc on baud 41 rilled guns, of which 1892, have been appointed by the coun­
south 86 degrees, west 9 20 chains to the
ed. His position in the Hayes ease, his twenty-four are of obsolete type. Of ty court, their attention, as well as the
-------- OF THE--------
west line of the <’. Goodrich land claim No.
49in tp. 4 s, r .3 w, in said county; thence
temperance abilities, his 520 speech and this number only twenty-four are public in general, is called to the awful
south 13 degtees, west 1.70chains, intersect­
clerkship appointment while senator, ul<Mlllte<| imd OI1 defective enrriages of condition of a portion of the country
ing Palmer creek; thence follow ing south
have all added to his reputation and ' the oldest pattern and without ade­ roads in this county. It is almost im­
13 «legrees, west 7.55 chains to northwest
come of a tract intended to have been
his pocket. Yamliill is thoroughly quate protection. in the fortifications possible for many residents of Benton
To be sold in tracts of from 5 to 50 acres at $30.00 an acre and deeded by Emma J. Duke and husband to
glad to see him go. He will not have at the mouth of the Columbia liver county to reach the county seat, where
Seitters; thence north 68 de­
upwards; one-fifth down, balance in I, 2 and 3 years, at 6 per cent, per Jacob east
along the north line of said
to be taken care of by Yamhill republi­ there are but one 8-inch converted business often calls them. Good [roads
annum. Most all of this land is under cultivation; over 400 acres now­ grees,
tract intended to have been deeded as afore­
cans during the coming year. Surely muzzle loading rille and 2 300-pounder bring the producer and consumer near­
in full bearing fruit trees. All this land is within 3 nii.es of Amity. said 12 .30 chains, to the place of beginning
a great load has lieen lifted from their muzzle loading l’arrott rilles, castiron er together, causing a great saving in
containing 10.06 acres, more or less, and
Over 700,000 pounds of fruit shipped from this point last year.
decreeing that the plaintifi'is the owner in
shoulders. If the republican party can hooped at Fort Canby, and 5 200-poun- expense and energy, and enable the
fee of said premises above described, and
For particulars apply to or address
keep him at Lakeview transacting the der muzzle loading Parrott rifles, cast- producer to realize a greater profit for
requiring yon to make and deliver to the
plaintiff w ithin 30 davs from the date of
business of the land office, they will iron hooped at Fort Stephens, Oregon, his products. Thousands of acres of
Win. F. BREIDENSTEIN,
said decree, a good and sufficient deed of
feel jubilant, but, if he takes matters in all mounted.in barbette on defective land Jin this county would be materi­
conveyance of said premises and in default
AMITY
FRUIT
LAND
COMPANY,
of the making of said deed as aforesaid,
his own hands, they will have to swal­ carriages of the oldest pattern, which ally increased by the construction of
AMITY, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. that said deed stand and operate, in all re­
low him whole as before. A little mor­ do not admit of service charges good wagon roads, making it possible
spects, as and for said deed and for such
al stamina on the part of the ruliug in the guns. The platforms are tem­ to market the products of the soil with
other ami further relief in the premises as
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
may seein to ‘the court meet with equity
party would rid Oregon of one of the porary wooden ones, and the earthen profit. Good roads would save the
amt good conscience.
greatest and nastiest blats upon its | hs paraiiets are of the thickness of those farmers hundreds of dollars in the way
This summons is to I mj served by publi­
I:i the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
cation for a period of six w eeks, by order of
litical history. This they will not do built in 1861 to resist the old style of horseflesh and wear and tear of vehi­
for Yamhill county.
for Yamhill County.
Hon.
It. P. Boise, Judge of of said court,
II II. Luse, plaintin,
Catherine Baker, plaintiff.
as he is a very useful person to have at smoothliore guns.
cles.— Benton Leader.
hearing date of January 31th. A. 1).. 18’’2
vs
va
times.
R amsey A: F enton ,
Chas. F. Woods. John
W. B. Keen. Della A. Keen.
If it is intended to make any defense
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Woods, a minor, by---- J
The roads to Pendleton are in bad
E. H. Watkins ami Cora I’. |
in
case
of
foreign
war
the
need
of
new
his guardian ad litem, ;
IS PROBABLE NOW
Watkina, defendants.
condition. Since the sale of the reser­
and A, G. Walling, as !
armament and of new fortifications for
To W. B. Keen and Della A. Keen, said
SUMMONS.
administrator of the es- |
vation lands travel has l>een greatly
defendants: In the name of the state of
correspondents of the great the Pacific coast is apparent. There is
tate of G. L, Woods de­
impeded
and
some
trade
has
lieen
cut
Oregon, yon are hereby requited to appear
ceased, defendants.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
American news gathering agencies are not much in the way of one the light oft. Pendleton is too enterprising and
To Chas. F. Woods, John Woods, a min­ and answer the complaint tiled against yon
for Yum hill County.
in the above entitled suit by Monday, the
reliable men, it can now lie said that draught, heavily armed Chilian gun­ progressive a place to be deaf to the im­
or. by------- his guardian ad litem, said 28th
Jacob
Sei tiers, defendant, 1
day of March, A I), 1892, that being
boats
entering
the
Columbia
and
de
­
defendants:
In
the
name
of
the
state
of
war with Chili is more than probable;
vs
the first tiny of the first term of said Circuit
portance
of
good
roads.
Money
spent
Oregon,
you
are
hereby
notified
and
re
­
A. A. Veser, A Veser.
It is almost a fact. The time for Chili stroying Astoria then steaming to Port­
quired to be and appear in the above en­ court following the expiration of six weeks Emma
on
good
thoroughfares
is
money
well
in
­
J Langtree and I
of this summons, and you will
to apologize with dignity to herself has land and demanding a good round ran­ vested. The city council and the coun­
titled cause in the above entitled court on or publication
take notice that if you fail so to appear Moses Langtree, def’ts.
before
the
28th
day
of
March
A
I).
1892,
passed and it is said that the ultima­ som. It is possible to do this and leave ty court, as w ellfas the citizens and
To A. A, Veser and _
A Veser, two of
that being the first day of the next regular and answer said complaint for want there sai<l
defendants; In
~__ the
_______
name ... of the State
the plaintiff will apply to said court for
tum which is Ix'ing prepared by tlie our ¿waters without injury from our
term of said court, to answer to the com­ of
of
Oregon,
you
and
each
of
you ure herein*
business
men,
should
not
procrastinate
the
relief
demanded
amt
prayed
for
in
said
plaint of the plaintiff filed against you in
United States is suelt that, should it be coast defenses.
notified
and
required
to
be
and appear in
complaint,
which
is
in
brief
as
follows,
to-
in this mattei. '“All roadsled to Rome,”
the said cause, and if you fail so to ap­
above named Court in the above entit-
accepted by the government of Chili,
pear and answer to the said complaint, for wit: For a decree in favor of the plaintiff the
and
this
alone
made
Rome
a
great
city.
ted
suit
and
answer
the
complaint
therein
want thereof plaintiff will apply to the I and against the said defendants for the
the common people would rise and the The chances of Grover <'leveland for All roads should lead to Pendleton,
against you ami the other defendant*
court for the relief prayed for in the said sum of tflCM gold coin together with inter­ filed
the
presidential
nomination
are
grow
­
present government would lie ousted.
thereon from the 21th day of October. bv the plaintiff by Monday, the 2*th day of
complaint to-wit: For a deoree of fore­ est
and they should be good roads, and no
March. A. D. 1892. that being the first day
closure of the mortgage of plaintifi and sale 18s9. at the rate of ten [ter ceiit per annum of
Rather than lose the power now so ing smaller each day. Hillis a possi- expense should be spared to keep them
the first term of said court to be held af­
the
sum of $10*0 gold coin together with
of the real premises described in said mort­
securely in their hands the officials bility, but is not regarded as a strong in good condition.— Eant Oregonian.
interest
thereon
from
the21th
day
of
Oeto
ter the expiration of six weeks publication
gage
and
said
complaint
as
the
undivided
and you will take notice that if you
will take the jiolicy demanded man by the masses of the people. Car­
half of the donation claim of Margaret Iter, lx!«» at the rate of ten ]ier cent |>er hereof,
Woods, mother of the said Geo, L Woods, annum, for the sum of |150 as attorney s fail so to appearand answer, for the want
by the ignorant class and prepare for lisle and Whitney are being prominent­ < ¡ood roads can never l»e made under
thereof,
the plaintifi will apply to said
fee
in
said
suit,
and
for
the
costs
and
tlis-
and in her lifetime the wife of < ’aleb Wood,
war. This government is going about | ly mentioned and while Carlisle is one the present system of day’s work con­
being the south half of that certain sectio 1 buracmcnts of this suit For a decree fore­ Court for the relief demanded and prayed
for
in
said
complaint, which is, in brief, as
of land patented to C aleb Woods ami Mar closing the mortgage as executed l>v said
the matter in a very common sense ! ol t'le Potest democrats, policy says tributed it tbeir convenience. Yet it
garet Woods under the act of congress of defemiants, W. 11. Keen and Della A.Keen follows, to wit: For n decree of said court
comes
|
that
he
is
not
to
be
thought
of.
Gor-
manner and when the time
A. I). 1850, donating lands to the settlers to ’¡lid plaintifi'oil the 20th day of O< loiter. against you amending ano correcting that
. man is too much of the Quay order to will be very hard to pass a Jaw in this
upon public lands in Oregon. Said la ml 1887, to secure the said sums of motley due certain deed of coi veyance made and de­
Chili will bear something drop.
state
that
will
change
the
present
style
being situated in Yamhill countv, state of the plaintiff upon the following real prem­ livered by von to one Emma J. Duke,
There can tn only one end to the war ! su'* ,*'t' average democrat
' Oregon on the North Yamhill river. And ises to-wit; Being a portion of the origin­ now Langtree, on the J.»th day of October,
of road making. It is so easy and so
providing it is prosecuted witli tlie old !
out of the proceeds of said sale thereof pay al donation land claim of Elisha Bednell 18*». as to the description of*tha lands to
It appears that all desire and effort cheap to send out a team and a boy to
the plaintiff the sum of $2173.35 with in­ ami his wife, A M. Bedwell claim No. 37 be conveyed thereby, so that the landa to
time American war vigor. Chili will j
‘
‘
work
out
”
the
road
tax
that
few
farm
­
terest from the Sth day of January, 1892, at and situated in township 2 south of range l>e conveyed thereby will be described as
for an Oregon exhibit at the world’s
be whipped anti probably wiped from i , . . ,. .
.
8 per cent per annum* and the costs and I ami 5 west of the Willamette meridian tn follows, instead of as they arc now describ­
..
,
...
f-dr has died a-bommg. We suggest ers will want to pay their taxes in cash.
disbursements of this suit ami for such Yamhill county ami state of Oregon, ami ed in said erroneous deed. to-wit:
the maps of the southern hemisphere.
A part of sec tion 16. in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in
,
.. r ..
..
i that the Oregonian lead the state press Yet the only way to build a good and
other relief as shall be meet in equity ami more purlieu'., ly described ami Itounded
The length of lime it will take this ,
,
...
*
as follows to-wit: Beginning at the north-
amhill county, State of Oregon, ami < otn-
good conscience.
¡in an effort to raise the necessary mon­ I lasting road is to have a large sum of
west
corner
of
said
<
laim
No.
37
in
said
inencing
at the* center of a small branch on
country to do it depends wholly upon !
This summons is served by publication
ey. The press of the state can accom­ money to be judiciously ex]»ended at
thereof for six weeks in the T elephone - township A west, thence running south the Dayton and Wheatland county road at
circumstances, as the nicest laid plans 'j
R egister by virtue of an order made by 23.2.J chains, thence castHO.SOcliain« ¡thence what is known as the Jose ph Hill bridge*
the feat and not half try, and it one time and in one place, building no
of military genius are liable to mis.' plish
1
Hon. R. P Boise, Judge of said court anil north 8 25 chains, thence east 50.1») chains • and running thence north 13 degrees, west
! would be a great victory for the press. greater extent of road than can lie well
thence north 24 degrees, west 15 3.'i chains: i .4.» chains in center of county road now
dated January 13. 1892
carry when such a body of troops as -
thence north 89 degrees ami 15 minutes' there, thence south st; degrees, west 12.30
and
pcrnianently
constructed.
—
Orego
­
; Let's take advantage of the opportuni­
B ronaugh , M c A rthur ,
west ,4.75 chains to the place of beginning chains, thence south 13 degrees, west 3X3
will be necessary to prosecute this war 1.
F enton & B ronaugh ,
ty. Now, s|>eak up, fellow workers.— nian.
containing
138 acres more or less. Ami for chains to the center of Palmer creek, thence
Attorneys lor Plaintiff
with vigor, have to be transported over i Ea»t Oregonian.
a decree ami order for the sale of said real north 89 degrees, east down c enter of Pal­
The
Oregonian
now
compares
very
five thousand miles of water. While
premises in the manner provided bv law to mer c reek 3 chains, thence north 71 de­
well with all the great metropolitan
obtain funds with which to pay said several grees, east 1.77 chains to the center of a
our navy is without doubt as good and
In the event of a way with Chili,
SUMMONS
sums
of money, interest, attorney«' fees, small branch; thence south 61 degrees, east
as great in numbers and better in disci­ there is just the barest possibility, not dailies. The addition of the new press
costs and disbursements and accruingcosts up said branch 7 chains; thence north Mil
and
new
dress
has
greatly
improved
it.
In
the
Circuit
Com*
of
liie
*
Into
of
Oregon
and
barring
all the interest ot the several degrees cast 8.65 chains to the place of be­
pline than theirs, we must not think yet worth being seared about, that her
for the county of Yamhill,
defendants in said premises, and for ~ut h ginning, containing 5.85 acre - of land,more
that it will be an easy matter to whip tnen-of-war might tin considerable dam­ It has tlie field covered and an im­
Rosana Grarne’«. Aaron 1
other and further relief in the premises as or less
Mills Sr tii A Mills and.
may seeni to the court meet with equity
them. The war will certainly lie a age t<> some of our Pacific ports, but if provement now and then will hold it.
For a decree against you and the other
Rhoda
Mills,
Plaintiffs
!
and good conscience.
defendants amending and correcting that
naval one until we have reduced a } they do the United States will about
v*
This summons is to lie served by publi­ certain deed of conveyance made and de­
James Graines.
port or two in which we can find a I own < 'hili before we get through with
cation thereof for a period of six w'eeks bv livered to the plaintiff by said Emma J.
Defendant, j
order of Hon. R. I". Boise. Judge of said Duke and her then husband on the 7th dav
foothold for our troops. It must lie re­ her—but then we don’t want her. She
To James Giamos *.ii.t defendant • In the court, math-anti liearing date of .January of January, 1881, (said Emma J. Duke be-
membered that the people of Chili will would l>e like an incorrigible child,
IS; instantly afforded sufferers from
name of the s’ate* ol Oregon You are here­ 16th. A. D. 1R92.
ung now the defendant. I*angtree >. as to
by notified mvl Mo-Ltvd io be and appear
* Bronchitis, by the use of Ayer's
the description of the lands to I m * conveyed
lie consolidated in this matter and it more Ixither than she is worth.—7>Z<-
R amhkv <k F kxton .
in the above
| su:t. in th? above
thereby, so that the lands to lie convey­
Attorneys
for
Plaintiff
Cherry
Pectoral.
Either
as
an
ano­
will not in the least reeciuble the war | gram.
named
ro
ut
n
v
t|
H
.
.wi,
March.
A
ed instead of being des<rilM*d as they
dyne, to allay inflammation, or an ex­
I) IS92, lli.'ii bc!t;2 th- *-r< ,Dv of the first
through which the country has lately
are now in said deed, will, in all resi^cts.
pectorant, to loosen and bring away the
teim
of
sai
l
CGi.ri
fol
ov.rm
the
expiration
Notice
of
Final
Settlement.
I
be bounded and described as the parcel of
passed.
The Columbian Exposition is a nu- mucus, this preparation has no equal.
of
six
weeks
publieu
’
mn
of
this
summons
—
In Genuine Oak Must be Seen to be Appreciated.
■ land hereinbefore set out and described is
Chili has a population of about 4,000,- tional affair and must lie made a na-
and answei ’.he complaint, of the plaintiffs In the county court of the county of Yam­ hereinl>efore bounded and described and so
" Last winter I contracted a severs
against you in s?id :ause, and you
1 as to convey said parcel above described to
000 and counting about 1 in 8 as being I tional success. Up to date it has cost cold, which, by repeated exposure, be­ THE PRICES ARE BELOW THOSE OBTAINED IN PORTLAND! filed
hill. State of Oregon.
will take notice that ii vou fail so tb sp-
came quite obstinate. I was much
I the plaintiff in fee, ami decreeing that the
suitable for military duty there will be nearly $3,000,000, and if a good showing troubled with hoarseness and bronchial
pear and answer said complaint for want I n the matter of th< estate of Geo.E.Getrh- I plaintiff is th«* owner in fee of said al>ovc
ell, deceased.
thereof the plaintiffs will apply to said
irritation. After trying various medi­
described parcel, and requiring you and
an available force of alsiut 500,000 light­ can I m * made of results for the money
court for the iehuf prayed foi in said com-
without relief, I at last purchased
Notice is hereby given that the under-. said
.------------------------
- within 3b days ,™,„
other defendant-,
from
ing men in the country to resist our already sjient there will lie no difficulty a cines,
flamt, which is. in brief, as follow« fc wit: signed Martha A Get. hell as the a.buioi,- the date of safd<iecree,tomakeaiMideUv-
bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. On
or a (h'Ciee of - nd court par* *:o:.in^, tralnx of the estate of George E. Getchell *£«0 the plaintiff good and sufflcient <lee<L
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
men when we are able to land on their • in providing all further sums that may
PARLOR SUITS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
among the plaintiffs ami the dcicndunt.tiie deceased, has tiled her Anal account of her . «■ conveyance, conveying to the plaintiff
immediately, and I have been
shore. They will have the advantage I m ‘ needed. But there should be no almost
donation land < laim
>f Anson G adniimsiration of said estate in the Countv •»>d parcel of land and further decreeing
well ever since.” —Rev. Thomas B.
Henry and wife, in tn 3 s. r 3 w in Court
of being acclimated and our troops will such thing as losing sight of the require­ Bussell, Secretary Holston Conference
EASY
CHAIRS,
SPRING
BEDS,
of Jaiuhill County, Oregon, and that in default of Uie niakinganddeliverv
Yamhill
county,
stat'*
‘
of
Oregon,
and al­
and I’. E. of the Greenville Dist. M. E. C-,
'J*“1 1 “c,da7- March 8, A !,f «»'<* deeds. as aforesaid said decree shall
be worn in body from the long sea trip ments of honesty and efficiency.
lotting
to
said
defendant
in
fee.
an
Jonesboro, Tenn.
i
MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES,
r- aJ “,c ‘.”ur of 2 ° clock 1'
of 1 ">
respects stand for said deeds and op-
and will be less capable of resisting the
undivided (1-9) one ninth part thereof, to “id 1l*
'' My mother was sick three vears and
<>
a
.V
al
the
County Court room at M< »rate as said deeas would have operated if
the plaintifi. Aaron Mills, ’he fifty acres, Miiniville,Oregon,
as
the
time
and
place
of
thc
.v
bad
been made, and for such other
diseases common to people not accli­ There tire about as many pronouneia- very low with bronchitis. We feared
TABLES,
WALL PAPER,
in fee, deeded to lnm bv the plaint:ff, Ro- hearing the same.
nothing would cure Iter. One of my
and further relief in t he premises as may
mated.
tions of the title Khedive, the recent friends
sana Graines, to the plamt.fi?, Seth A
told me about Ayer's Cherry
Therefore
all
persons
interested
in
said
"eem
to
the
court meet with equitv ami
Millsand Rhoda Mills, the fifty (50) a^es estate are hereby notified ami required to
SHADES,
CARPETS,
Should Peru also declare war against bearer of which is dead, as that ruler is Pectoral. She. tried it, lias used eight
conscience
deeded
to
them,
in
fee.
bv
said
Roxana
bottles, and is now well.”—T. II. D.
said time and place and stiow
This summons is served on «aid defend-
Chili it would of course remove consid­ | entitled to wives—though he really had Chamberlain,
Grames. and tr the
Rota.ia appear if at
Baltimore, Md.
any there I m * why said account I m * a,‘l* by publication, bv virtue of an order
Remember we buy Goods from Factories in the East, Graines
in f»e. the remainder of said prem­ cause
erable of the difficulties accounted 1 only one spouse. But it seems to be |
not
allowed
and
said
CRtato
finally
settled.
Hon. R. P. Boise, judge of said Court.
ises and for sn< h further relief in tLe
and can Sell Below Portland Prices.
Dated this 6th dav of January, A. D.ITO. bearing date of January 13th. ix!>2
above. Her ports would lie used as 1 admitted by the exjKTts that the wortl
premises, as n.;.v teem to the court meet
*^*1V^TCHELL.
R amset A F en ton .
and g'>od conscience,
bases of supplies and our men could re­ should be pronounced khed-ee-vee,
BURNS & DANIELS. tvitb I his equity
summons is served by publication
cruit their energies and health.
i with the accent on the first syllable.
PREPARED BY
thereof, for six weeks, by virtue of an or­
Jann.3
ADVERTISERS::^™™
der made by Hon R P. Botss judge of
From reports which have reached
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
said
court,
dated
Dec.
4tb
18
-1.
on
»pace when in Ch»ca<o, wHI fend it *n tie at
this country from the commander of Valparaiso, Chili, is 300 miles east of j Sold by all Druggist«. Price $1; «lx bottle«, $5.
IU hsev A FtxToit,
IM Advertising AgtK.cy of LORD & THOMAS«
the Yorktown, now in Valparaiso liar- ! New York.
dec IT
Attorneys for Plaintiff«.
VI
W. our authorized axent*.
I
I
i
AT REDUCED PRICES IN JANUARY!
WE HAVE SOME
BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS
LEFT WHICH WE WILL CLOSE OUT AT COST!
KAY & TODD
WE
WANT
YOUR
EYE
Fruit Growers, Attention!
5,000 ACRES
Finest Fruit Land & Willamette Valley
M c M innville , O r
Great Relief
A Large Stock of Furniture!
Our 16th Century Bookcases, Secretaries, Etc., Etc.,
Bedroom Suits from 817 to 8100.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
j