—LIQUOR HABIT—la
not to have brown, because that denotes DRUNKENNESS
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
and place for a meeting to consider the WOMAN’S WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
all the World there 1* but one cure.
CROOK
AND
KELLY.
Dr.
Haines'
Golden Specific.
fading
love;
but
to
use
true
blue,
which
OF FACE MASSAGE. matter and the pregnant first step is
can b* Riven in a enp ot tea or coffee without In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon,
means constancy, with green, which tells tlie It knowledge
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
over.
of the person taking U. effecting *
Some Difficulties Careering Young Men
for Yamhill county.
end permanent cure, whether thenatientiea
for Yamhill Countv.
of youth and hope. Somebody else epeedv
If there is a college graduate among
HOW
THE
TWO
UNION
GENERALS
Have
to
Contend
With.
moderate
drinker or an alcoholie wreck. Thoueande W. C. Hembree, Plaintiff,
FANNIE EDGAR THOMAS SAYS IT IS the women of your town, put her in as
Jacob Scitters. Plaintiff, 1
wanted
blue
and
black,
as
significant
of
of drunkards have been cured who have taken the
WERE CAPTURED.
A talented and ambitious young man [
vs.
Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowl.
vs
GOOD FOR THE COMPLEXION.
the first president. She will be sure to has confided to me a curious story. He J
love until death, but that was too sug edge,
and today believe they quit drinking ot their J. T. Hembree. Malvina
A. A. Veser. A Veser, •
own free will. Jio harmful effect reeulte from ite A.Hembree his wife,John
know something of parliamentary usage
gestive
of
parting
rather
than
wedding;
Emma J. Langtree and •
has determined to make a career for i
administration, (lures guaranteed. Send for cir.
gained from attendance at her college ■himself—write his name high in the pro They Were Taken from Their Beds in another would have liked violet, be ciilar
and full particulars. Address in confidence. II.Esney Albert Hembree
Moses Langtree, def’ts.
To Avoid the Coming ot Wrinkle* the
Cumberland, Md., by a Couple of Dar cause that represented religion, but this Go LOES Srkoirtc Co., 165 Race Street, Cincinnati. 0. anttBarx A. Hembree his
societies.
It
is
recognized
in
New
York,
To A. A, Veser and A. . Veser, ________
two of
Muscles Under the Skin Must Be Kept
fession
he
has
chosen.
He
loves
that
wiwyaton
Kellogg
and
said defendants; In the name of the Stat«
where women's clubs flourish wonder
ing Rangers Who Imitated the Tactics was too solemn, and after awhile the}-
A
uraMa'Kellogg
his
wife.
■Patti,
the
Prima
Donna,
chosen
life
labor
so
much
that
he
has
in Good Ordei
of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby
fully, that the Vassar graduate makes vowed nothing but death itself shall
agreed upon it fhat gold tissue with
AnhA'Belle Fisk and G.
of Mosby.
notified and required to be and appear in
Practices Face Massage Persistently.
H. Fisk, her husband.
the best presiding officer. In default,
green,
as
meaning
‘
youthful
jollity,
the above named Court in the above entit-
come
between
him
and
the
highest
suc
The
death
of
General
Benjamin
F.
Edith
E.
Baugher
and
however, of the collegebred woman, the
^Copyright, 1892, by American Press Associa
should form their decorations. A bride ,
ted suit and answer the complaint therein
—DEALER IN—
Perry Baugher, her hus
tion.]
filed against you and.the other defendants
few “points of order” needed to conduct cess. He toils with grand ardor daily Kelly recalls vividly to mind one episode should not wear gold color, because it
band, Everard H. Carse,
and dreams glorious dreams of his work
bv the plaintiff'by Monday, the 28th day of
the meetings are not difficult to secure.
in his career which has been strangely means avarice, nor green, the color of
John
W.
Carse.
Ralph
I..
March. A. D. IKsrj, that being the first dav
Carse, Ernest E Carse. J,
Any member of the village council will nightly. And I glory in his spirit, his overlooked in all that has been written the popinjay, because it means unfaith
of
the first term of said court to be held af
Loring Espey, Jesse L.Es-
be glad to enlighten feminine ignorance unquenchable determination to let noth regarding his life and army experiences fulness and deceit. Pink would be out
ter the expiration of six weeks publication
ing part him from his ideal. I glory in
pev, Cora Bell Espey, Ed-
hereof, and you will take notice that if you
in this regard.
during the past few days—his capture in of place, for it whispers of desertion; so The Finest Line of Confection gar Ray Espey, George E.
fail so to appearand answer, for the want
And it is not positively necessary that that spirit whether it exists in man or
Espey,* Eva Blanch Espey
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said
Cumberland, Md., in company with would seagreen, which tells of incon
woman.
It
is
such
a
splendid
dr.eam
ery in the City.
Irene L Espey, Walter
should be a president. A well
stancy,
and
red,
though
it
means
justice,
EVELOP the beauty that there
1
Court for the relief demanded and prayed
and
so
rare
a
thing.
But
this
young
the
month
of
General
Crook,
during
L.
Espey.
Effie
A.
Row
known
and
long
established
New
York
for in said complaint, which is, in brief, a«
we have from within, rather I
is not counted in taste.
All kinds of Produce taken at the
land, Clyde II. Rowland.
uian has one trouble. It is not born of February, 1864.
follows, to wit: For a decree of «aid court
than put on the outside that ( clnb has no president. The chair is
In those days, when the garter was a
Herbert E. Rowland, T.
his
self
conceit,
for
he
is
as
modest
a
against vou amending ana correcting that
which shall make us seem to be filled
,
The man who headed the party and decoration that might bo spoken of, the
(it every meeting by the members
J. Rowland, John II.
certain deed of conveyance made and de
what we are not.
youth as lives. He tells me he enjoys
Huston Hembree,
in
—
1 alphabetical rotation. The papers are particularly the society of ladies. A who personally took charge of General ribbons used for those of the bride were Call and examine my Stock and Carse,
livered by you to o’ne Emma J. Duke,
Lafayette Hembree and
As in the case of the body, assigned
;
in the same way a month in ad
n«»w Langtree, on the "5th day of October,
of
great
importance,
a
perfect
yellow,
Crook
is
still
living
in
the
little
town
of
Eliza E. Hembree, his
bright,
sweet,
merry
good
girl
gives
him
1880, as to the description of the land« to
get Prices.
exercise and food are the basis of facial vance. For instance, Mrs. Adams is
wife, and N. J. Rowland
Millwood, in Clarke county, Va. His which meant honor and joy, being of-
l»e conveyed thereby, so that the land« to
development. Late day skin doctors asked
;
to prepare one on one subject, with just the society he most desires and name is J. L. Van Diver, and he still tenest chosen. The garter itsoif had
Defendants.
A. H. G aunt .
be conveyed thereby will be described as
needs.
But
if
lie
makes
up
to
such
a
work from the inside out to make a the
|
next Mrs. A-----ready as her alter
To
the
defendants
above
named:
You
long
loops
and
ends,
and
in
the
north
of
follows, instead of as thev are now describ
pursues the occupation of a blacksmith,
and each of you are hereby notified and re ed in said erroneous deed, to-wit:
healthy complexion. A child shakes a nate
,
with one on another topic. The other girl, shows that ho enjoys her com with a side issue of veterinarian, or, as England, immediately after the cere
quired to he and appear in the above-nam
SUMMONS.
A part of section 16. in tp. 4 «. r 3 w. ia
lot of cut flowers over a garden bed and members
;
familiarize themselves with pany—I may as well out with it—the he is generally called, “horse doctor.” mony, the bride's gown was raised a
ed Court in the above entitled suit, and an Yamhill county. Stat«> of Oregon, and co«-
is delighted with the prospect. Tho the
1
two topics, preference being given pretty girl at once concludes he Van Diver, who is now an old man, de little and the groomsmen struggled to
swer
the
complaint
filed
therein
against
vou
inencing
at the center of a small branch on
fanner tills the soi^ weeds it, feeds it, i of course to the first. In this way the wants to marry her, and liegins to de lights in telling the story of that night get pieces of her garter for good luck. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, by the plaintiff above named, by Monday, the Dayton and Wheatland county road at
port
herself
accordingly.
He
is
poor
for
Yamhill
county.
the
28th
day
of
March.
A.
D.
1892,
that
be
studies its lack and gives what it needs, club
,
is always ready. If Mrs. Adams
what is known as the Joseph Hill bridge
raid into Cumberland, when the two This was done immediately before the
plaintiff',
ing the first day of the first term of said and running thence north 13 degrees, west
then sows the seeds which grow and has
|
prepared her paper and is prevented and could not marry an angel if he generals were taken from their lieds and altar. Later on the garter became the II H. Luse,
vs
court following the expiration of six weeks 7.45 chains in center of county road now
wanted
to.
But
be
does
not
want
to
multiply to make a beautiful farm.
at the last moment from reading it, she
publication of this summons and you and there, thence south 86 degrees, west 12.30
carried back into the Confederate lines. property of the bridesmaids, and the Chas. F. Woods, John |
Have yon ever noticed women who ; may designate some one to perform that marry anybody. Alone with his pov It runs about like this:
each ot you will take notice that if you fail so chains, thence south 13 degrees, west 3.90
groomsmen divided among themselves Woods, a minor, by----- |
erty,
his
work
and
his
glorious
dreams,
his guardian ail litem, !
to appear and answer said complaint.for the chains to the center of Palmer creek, thence
were much prettier when seen closo by office
,
for her, thus preserving the rota
Van Diver was attached to a band of the jioints or lace scarf worn by the and A, G. Walling, as !
ho
has
something
else
to
think
of
than
want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the north 89 degrees, cast down center of Pal
than when seen across the room, and tion.
bridegroom. So today the happy bride administrator of the es- |
Confederates
known
as
O
’
Neill's
Ran
court for the relief prayed for in tho said mer creek 3 chains, thence north 71 de
Pajiers should lie limited to a reading falling in love with girls and hampering I gers, whose methods followed about upon who for luck wears—
were younger looking in broad sunlight
tate of G. L, Woods de- '
complaint filed, herein which is in brief as grees, east 1.77 chains to the center of a
ceased, defendants.
j
than in a gaslit -room? This peculiarity length of twenty minutes. In the dis himself with matrimony. I would that the same plan as those pursued by Mos
follows, to wit:
Something old and something new.
small branch; thence south 61 degrees, east
more
young
men,
and
women,
too,
were
To
Chas.
F.
Woods,
John
Woods,
a
min
For a decree adjudging the interest of up said branch 7 chains; thence north 89
Something
borrowed
and
something
blue,
cussion
which
follows,
five
minutes
to
you never find in children or girls up to
by. These rangers were aware of the
or,
by
-------
his
guardian
ad
litem,
said
the
Plaintiff
and
said
defendants
in.
of
and
like
him.
He
has
endeavored
to
mingle
degrees east 3.65 chains to the place of be
I
eighteen or twenty years of age. It is each speaker ought to secure a sufficient
fact that Mosby had gone to Fairfax and combines part of this in her garter defendants: In the name of the state of to the real premises described in the com
containing 5.85 acres ot land.more
tiecause the texture and color of the ly long speech. Five or ten minutes is in the society of girls several times, al Court House in the night and hail taken by wearing a blue one lent her by the Oregon, you are hereby notified and re plaint filed herein and described as follows, ginning,
or less
skin have been cared for to the neglect then accorded to the reader to answer ways with the same result. He is good Colonel Stoughton from his bed, and bridesmaid, is only following the ex quired to be and appear in the above en to-wit:
For a decree against you and the other
Tract No 1. Situated in the city of Mc defendants amending and correcting that
of the foundation—the flesh, muscle and arguments and suggestions that may looking and attractive, and the girls they conceived the idea that they could ample of brides of hundreds of years titled cause in the anove entitled coult on or
the 28th day of March A . I). 1892, Minnville, in the county of Yamhill and certain deed of conveyance made and de
have been offered. The chair then speedily begin to make eyes at him and enter the city of Cumberland, where ago, and proving to the world at large before
tissue of the face.
that being the lu»t day of the next regular state of Oregon to-wit: ’Beginning at the livered to the plaintiff by said Emma J.
murmur
soft
hints
which
might
mean
All have noticed tln> difference be briefly recapitulates ami gives what
there were 8,000 Federal troops stationed, that there was no such wisdom as that term of said coifft, to answer to the com intersection of B street in said city of Mc Duke and her then husband on tbe 7th dav
tween the anil of the athlete and that of seems to be the concensus of opinions everything or nothing, just as a man and bring out the two Federal generals. of King Solomon, who announced that plaint of the plaintiff'filed against you in Minnville, Oregon, with the north line of of January. 1881, (said Emma J. Duke be
would take them. So this youth has
the said cause, and if you fail so to ap the donation land claim of Samuel Cozine
the defendant, Langtree), a« to
the man or woman who leads a perfect expressed.
Two young Confederates belonging to “there was nothing new under the pear and answer to the said complaint, for and Wife and the south line of the dona ingnow
the description of the lands to be conveyed
I sabel A. M allon .
The object of the reading and discus shut himself away from the society of the rangers’ command lived in Cumber sun.”
muscleless life. Practice ballet dancing
want
thereof
plaintiff
will
apply
to
the
tion
land
claim
of
W.
T
Newby
and
wife,
thereby, so that the lands to be convey
a year and behold the growth in the sion is not to gain a victory so much as girls altogether. He does not enjoy the land, and had been in the habit of mak
court for the relief prayed for in the said said beginning point being on the west side ed instead of being described as they
complaint to-wit: For a decree of fore | of B street, thence north thirty-two (32) are now in said deed, will, in all reapeots.
size of the calf of tho leg. To come to get all phases possible of the question life, but what would you have? Now, ing trips in and out through the lines. ? Kidney Disease
here is a question: Has a young man any
closure of the mortgage of plaintiff and sale i feet and eight (8) inches to the southeast I m * bounded and described as the parcel of
nearer home, lay your arm on the desk presented.
These two were Johnny Fay and Sprigg
of the real premises described in said mort I corner of tract known as Joel J. Hembree land hereinbefore set out and described is
—is the cause of no end of suf
Two hours is the usual session of a right to seek the society of young ladies Linn, and they devised the plan.
in the attitude of writing. Place your
gage and said complaint as the undivided I tract; thence west one hundred and forty hereinbefore bounded and described and so
fering. A safe and certain remedy is
fingers upon the forearm and feel the club, except some of the very large ones, if he is not ready to marry one of them?
half of the donation claim of Margaret (140) feet to the southwest corner of said as to convev said parcel above described to
General Crook had just been assigned
Woods, mother of the said Geo. L Woods, tract: thence north eighty-five(85)feet and the plaintiff, in fee, and decreeing that the
A wicked young man sends mo this, to the command of the department
motion of the muscles as the fingers which need moro time.
DR. HENLEY’S
and in her lifetime the wife of Caleb Wood, eight ($) inches to the northwest corner plaintiff is the owner in fee of said above
The chair should keep a watch before culled from his philosophical reading, which embraced Cumberland, and had
move. You would scarcely believe that
being the south half of that certain section of said tract; thence west one hnndred(lOO) 1 described parcel, and requiring you and
Oregon
Kidney
Tea.
anything so gentle could be exercise, yet her and ruthlessly ent down members’ “Women distrust men too much in gen relieved the late General B. F. Kelly.
of land patented to Caleb Woods and Mar feet, thence south seventy-one (71) feet and said other defendants, within 30 day« from
It
can
do
you
no
harm.
It
may
do
by actual measurement the right fore speeches and papers to the stated length. eral and not enough in particular.”
garet
Woods under the act of congress of nine (9) inches to the line between the do the date of said decree, to make and deliv
General Kelly had not yet left the city,
A. D. 1850, donating lands to the settlers nation land claims of Samuel Cozine and er to the plaintiff good and sufficient deeds
you much good. Here is the testi
arm of writers is a couple of inches It is not considered rude to interrupt a
There are about 200 women lawyers and was stopping at the St. Nicholas
upon public lands in Oregon. Said land wife and W. T. Newby and wife; thence of conveyance, conveying to the plaintiff
mony of one sufferer who has been
larger than the left. Even below the member at any time if she is transgress in this country, either practicing or con hotel, while General Crook had his head
being situated in Yamhill county, state of south seventy-eight (78) degrees east along ■ said parcel of land and further decreeing
made a “ a new man."
elbow a slight enlargement is percepti ing. It has been said that women can nected with law publications. In twen quarters at the Revere House. On that
Oregon on the North Yamhill river. And said line between said claims two hundred 1 that in default of the making and delivery
I
had
been
troubled
many
years
out of the proceeds of said sale thereof pay and forty-five (245) feet to the place of be of said deeds, as aforesaid said decree shall
ble, and dressmakers are obliged to al not keep to their subject in conversation ty-one law firms the husbands and wives February night they slept in fancied se
with disease of the kidneys when
the
plaintiff the sum of 12173.35 with in ginning.
kind Providence sent Dr. Henley
low for this in the dresses of most wom or argument, and undoubtedly the habit are in partnership.
in all respects, stand for said deeds and op-
curity without the slightest idea that
terest from the Sth day of January, 1892, at
with the Oregon Kidney Tea to my
Tract No. 2, Beginning at a point thirty-
of generalizing is peculiarly a feminine
as said deeds would have operated if
an writers. •
hotel. It had an almost miracu
there were Confederates within striking
8 per cent per annum and the costs and two (32) feet and eight (8) inches north of ; . erate
If
you
are
a
woman
and
have
all
the
had been made, and for such other
lous effect and in a few days I was
Under the skin is a network of mus one. A club, therefore, is a good place
disbursements of this suit and for such the intersection of said B street with said thev
distance who would be bold enough to
and
further
in the premises as mav
rights
you
want,
for
heaven's
sake
be
a
new
man.
G.
A.
TUPPER,
other relief as shall be meet in equity and north line of the donation land claim of * seem to the relief
cles and tissues which may be so to practice overcoming this tendency.
court meet with equity and
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
make any attempt to enter the town.
good conscience.
Samuel Cozine and wife and the south line ‘ good conscience
Santa
Rosa,
Cal.
plumped out by exercise as to form a Think well over your five minute speech, ashamed to tell it.
Van Diver and his band were about
This.summons is served by publication of the donation land claim of W. T Newby
This summons is served on said defend
The lessons in American civil govern twenty-seven miles from Cumberland.
round, firm bed upon which tho Skin and on a card which may be held in the
thereof for six weeks in the T elephone - and wife, and on west side of said B street ants
It ha* cured thousands;
by publication, bv virtue of an order
hand
jot
down
its
heads
and
hold
your
ment
published
in
“
Far
and
Near
”
by
stretched evenly must look smooth, and
R egister by virtue of an order made by thence north eightv-five (85) feet and eight f of Hon.
i why not you ? To-mor-
The snow, he says, was two feet deep
R. P. Boise. Judge of said Court,
Hon. R. P Boise, Judge of said court and (8) inches to Andrew Shuck’s southeast L bearing date
Lucy Adams Barrows are the best I when they started down the valley and
so long as the exercise is kept up wrin self as closely to them as possible.
| row may be too late.
of January 13th, 1892
dated Jan nary 13. 1892
corner; thence west on said Andrew Shucks
Don't make the scheme of your club have seen anywhere.
kles, which indicate caving in or relaxa
ffAMSKY A F1NTON.
crossed the south branch of the Potomac.
B ronaugh , M c A rthur ,
.•
outh
line
(140)
one
hundred
and
forty
feet
;
Tour
druggist
teilt
tell
you
about
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
too similar to a Chautauqua circle.
tion of the muscles, cannot occur.
F enton & B ronaugh ,
They forded the river in the running ice
it. Ask him.
thence south (85) eighty-five feet and (8)
Three
Baltimore
Novelists.
Attorneys lor Plaintiff eight inches; thence east (14G) one hundred
Facial massage is the exercise of the Practical questions ought to be con
and slush, and the water was high
Miss Lizette W. Reese, Miss Katha enough to wet every man. They cap
' and forty feet to the place of beginning ; all
muscles of the face by manipulation. sidered along with literary ones, vil
SUMMONS.
in the city of McMinnville, in the county of
Enough cannot be said to encourage lage abuses discussed and improvements rine Pearson Woods and Mrs. Laurence tured the first pickets with which they
Yamhill and state of Oregon
women in this practice of keeping them suggested, home topics regarded. As Turnbull are the three ladies of Balti came in contact, and by stringing a Ger
For a decree appointing a referee to col In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
selves young looking forever. Wonders soon as a club is under way its members more who have aspired to a seat in the man soldier to the limb of a tree by a
lect the rents of said property, pay the tax
for Yamhill County.
literary
pantheon.
The
last
named
will
discover
what
themes
most
interest,
es
thereon and to sell said premises and ap Jacob Seitters, Plaintiff,)
may be worked by it. Tho more it is
bridal rein they secured from liim the
ply
the
proceeds
thereof
to
the
costs
and
and
such
it
will
1»
wise
to
frequently
about
two
years
ago
made
her
debut
done the quicker and greater tho im
countersign, which was “Bull's Gap.”
a VS
expenses of this suit and for a decree that August Veser
as an author with “A Catholic Man," a With this password in their possession
provement. Little and often is better consider.
the residue thereof be divided equitably na A. Veser, and An- )
No member should shirk her share. novel that received the favorable notice they moved on down the county road to
than the reverse. Fifteen minutes three
among and between said tenants m com
Defendants. '
mon. said plaintiff and said defendants ac
times a day is better than forty-five The basis of membership should be a of the critics. She has also written nu Cumberland.
To August Veser and Anna A. Veaet,
cording to their title and right and for such said
minutes at one sitting. Sit in a strong willingness to participate in allotted club merous articles and special "papers” for
defendants:
the name of the State
On the way they ran into a squad ot
other and further relief as shall be meet in of Oregon, vou and In each
reading before literary circles. Rumor
of you are hereby
light. Work systematically. Persist— work.
eqnitv and good conscience
thirty or forty infantry, who halted
notified and required to be and appour ia
If the club is largo enough it is a good states that her ambition is far from be
persist.
This summons is served by publication the
them
and
demanded
that
one
dismount
above
entitled
suit
in
the above named
First moisten the skin with a little plan to divide it up into committees for ing satisfied, and that she intends pro
by virtue of an order of Hon. R, P. Boise. court and answer the complaint
therein fil
Judge of said court bearing date of Jan 13, ed against you by the above named
pure cream properly prepared by some each monthly meeting during a season. ducing wioro earnest work. Her social and give the countersign. They dashed
plain
into this squad and captured them,
A. D. 1892.
R amsey A F enton ,
reliable chemist or specialist, or, in its Tho dnties of the committees will be to duties—for she is a leader of society—
tiff'by
Monday,
the
28th
day
of
Marell,
A.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1)., 1892, that being the first day of the fir«t
broke
the
guns,
and,
as
Van
Diver
said,
absence, almond meal, or oil, cocoanut take charge of tho meeting assigned to and the care of her three pretty children
for Infants and Children
term of said court to be held alter the expi
butter, hazelnut oil, or mutton tallow. them, one long paper and one or two have, however, engrossed most of her frightened them almost to death by tell
ration of six weeks publication of this
■«irflONS.
Rub it well in with finger tips till the short ones being furnished, and to take time, though she virtually established ing them that the city of Cumberland
summons,and
you will t ake notice that if you
Caatorla
cures
Colic,
Constipation,
“
CastorlaiasoYelladaptcdtochildrenthat
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
skin is quite pliable. Then commenco the lead in the discussion, opportunity the Woman's Literary Club of Baltimore, was surrounded, and that by morning
fail BO appear and answer, for the want
I
recommend
i
tog
superior
to
any
prescription
their
generals
would
be
captured.
He
In
ihe
Circuit
Court
of
the
Slate
of
Orc
Kills
Worms,
gives
sleep,
and
promotes
di
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to «aid
with that disfiguring lino between the of course being given to the entire club of which she is president, and some
II. A. A rcher , M. D.,
known to me.”
pestion.
for Yamhill County.
court lor the relief demanded and praved
eyes which adds five years to your looks. to participate briefly. It adds to the monthly meetings of which have been told his prisoners that on account of the
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Without injurious medication.
I. W. Ba{rd and Alice
for in said complaint, which is in brief as
depth
of
the
snow
he
could
not
take
Squeeze, pinch and twist tho flesh—not pleasure of a meeting to have a suspen held in her lovely home at 1530 Park av
M Baird, Plaintiffs
follows:
“ For several years I have recommended
vs
For a decree against you amending and
the skin—between the finger and thumb, sion of discussion for five or ten minutes enue, fronting Beethoven terrace. Her them with him, but each agreed to take
“ The use of ‘ Castoria ’ is so universal and
a verbal parole. They then rode de
its merits so well known that it seems a work your * Caatoria,' and shall always continue to
E. A. Webster, and his
correcting that certain deed of conveyance
gently stretching the flesh apart between and listen to a piece of music or a reci husband is a lawyer.
do
so
as
it
has
invariably
produced
beneficial
of
supererogation
to
endorse
it.
Few
are
the
wife, M. A. Webster,
made and executed by you to the plaintiff,
two thumbs. Thence to the corners of tation. Such entertainment is part of
Miss Woods, who conies from an liberately into the town as cool as
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria results.”
Defendant«
on tlie 21th day ot \o\enibrr. ]8So. as to
within easy reach.”
E dwin F. P àrdxx , M. D.,
the eyes, which treat in a similar man the service of the day's committee.
honored ancestry, is at present engaged though they were Union troops, and
the description of the lands thereby con
To
M
A
Webster,
one
of
the
above
name«
C arlo « M artyn . D.D..
when
accosted
informed
the
inquiring
“
The
Winthrop,"
135th
Street
and
7th
Ave.,
ner, then under the eyes—not in the hol
A final suggestion is that in the be upon a work which depicts the abuses
veyed. said deed to be so amended and e«»r-
New York City.
defendants:
soldiers
that
they
were
scouts
from
New
New
York
City.
rected that the description of the land«
Late
Pastor
Bloomingdale
Reformed
Church.
low directly under the eye, but the little ginning, if it is thought desirable, sister under which the laboring class suffer,
In the name of the State of Oregon:
Creek.
You are hereby notified and required to thereby conveyed will he as follows in-
cushion of flesh below that—with a view clubs in larger communities tnay be though it cannot be regarded as one of
Van Diver himself took the responsi
be and appear in the above named court in stead of the deseription now contained in
of increasing tho size of the muscles so asked to send their papers for second socialistic theories, as were her first
T he C entaur C ompany , 77 M urray S treet , N ew Y ork .
the above entitled suit and answet the com said deed, to-wit:
that they shall stretch up into the hol readings. In this way models can be novel, “Metzerott, Shoemaker," and its bility of securing General Crook from
Being a part of sections 16 in tp. 4 s r 3 w.
plaint filed against you therein by the
low and fill it out. Catch the cushion studied and confidence gained until the immediate successor, “The Mark of the the Revere House, and to the well known
plaintiffs by Monday,the 28th davof March in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and
commencing
at a point in tbe center of the
A D.i 1892; that being the first day of the
tightly between the finger and thumb of club feels able to stand alone.
Beast.” Her last volume, “A Web of Kuykendall was assigned the duty of
county road now there, which point is 7.45
securing
the
person
of
General
Kelly.
first
term
of
said
court
following
the
expir
both hands and stretch it apart—every
M argaret H. W elch .
Gold,” received much attention.
ation of six weeks publication of this sum chains north. 13 degrees west from the cen
time a muscle is stretched it grows.
Miss Woods was for several years a Kuykendall took Bix men, and at 3:30
mons. and you will take notice that if you ter of a small branch on the Dayton and
o
’
clock
in
the
morning
the
scouts
dis
In the United States 65.5 per cent, of teacher in the schools of Wheeling, and
Also smile hard, and pressing the
fail so to appear and answer su’d complain*, Wheatland countv road at what h known
mounted
and
coolly
entered
the
St.
for the want thereof. *be plaintiffs will ap a« tbe Joseph Hill bridge near the town of
raised cushion with the finger tips so all the teachers are women. The com- the ample opportunities afforded her to
ply to said court for the relief demanded in Dayton In said county, and running thence
stretch the muscles till they are tired, missionerof education reports: “Women, study the methods, the ways and the Nicholas. They found General Kelly in
said compaint, which is in brief, as follows, north 13 degrees, west 9 20 chains to the
northeast corner of R. Snyder tract;thence
also rub the cushion from the nose out I think, as a rule, succeed better than lives of the workingmen and women in bed, and Kuykendall, who was known
ro-wit:
ward. Thence to the line about the cor men in getting work out of pupils of all the great nail shops, rolling mills and to General Kelly, having been captured
For a decree in favor of the plaintiffs and« south 86 degrees, west 9 20 chains to tbe
♦ga.nst said defendants Tor the sum of ten west line cm tlie < . Goodrich land naim No.
ner of the mouth. Shut the teeth hard, kinds. The intellectual training which furnaces of that wide awake city led previously, recognized him and at once
thousand dollars ($10,000 00) with interest 49 in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in said county ; thence
press the thumbs upon the raised bunch they give is therefore better up to a cer her to investigate and then write upon a demanded his surrender. The general
t.iereon since May 15, 1890, at the tate south 13 degiees, west 1.70chains, intersect
desired to know to whom he was surren
in the center of the check, pushing the tain point than that given by men. They theme that inspires her whole being.
of
seven
per
cent per annum; ing Palmer creek: thence following south
AND
dering,
and
Kuykendall
emphatically
in
also
maintain
better
discipline
than
men
for the further sum of $500 ‘ 1 as 13 degrees, west 7.55 chaihs to northwest
muscle over to fill the sjiace. Hold the
Miss Reese is locally well known as
formed
him
that
it
was
to
him
(Kuyken
attorney's
fees
and
for
costs ami disburse '■orne' of a tract intended to have been
tongue firmly under tho line and iron it and with less corpoi-al punishment." one of tho most efficient primary teach
ment.? of this suit; for a dec-ee foreclosing deeded by Emma J. Duke and husband to
out with the ball of the hand. Double “Up to a certain point," says the com ers in tho public schools of Baltimore. dall), and him only, and told him fur
th? mortgage executed bv the said defend Jacob Seitters; thence north 86 de
up the flesh between the fingers and nib missioner. But just wait till they have She was bom just outside the present ther that there was no time for cere A'.y’.« Cream Ilalm it not a liquid, snuff or powder. Applied into the nostrils it is ants to the plaintiffs on the 15th dav of May. grees, east along the north line of said
been
tried
beyond
that
lxiint,
and
yon
1190, to secure the payment of said sums of tract intended to nave been deeded as atore-
quickly absorbed. It cleanses the Mad, allays inflammation, heals _ —
the line out with the fingers; also pass
limits. She has been making rhymes mony. The general accepted the posi — —
money, upon the following descrdied real said 12 30 chains, to the place of beginning
fs the sores. Sold by druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price.
the thumb inside the month and rub the shall see wliat they can do there too.
since babyhood. The announcement was tion and' promptly obeyed.
containing 10.06 acres, more or les«, and
premises,
to-wit.;
Van Diver in the meantime had re
flesh gently between finger and thumb.
ANNA VERNON DORSEY.
recently made by the Boston publishers
The donation land claim of I II. Derby decreeing that the plaintiff is the owner in
paired
to
the
Revere
House,
captured
Stretch, twist and pinch the middle
fee of said premises above described, and
and
Ann
Derby,
his
wife,
and
being
the
of “Handful of Lavender.” poems by
east half of the northeast quarter of section re<|uiring you to make and deliver to the
A Southern (Jiri Who Has M»«le deputa
cheek till the flesh feels tired.
Lizette Wood worth Reese. The book the sentinel in charge by pretending to
twelve (12) and the southeast quarter ol plaintiff’within 3<) dav« from the date of
tion » m a Writer.
The massage under the chin is the
contains about seventy poems. This be a dispatch bearer to General Crook,
secticn one (1) in township 3 south, range said decree, a good and sufficient deed of
most difficnlt part, and to be properly
A slim, elegant figure cla.l in faultless volume includes the old poems in her and finally succeeded in reaching his
4 west, and »lie southwest quarter of section conveyance of said premises and in default
done requires that a second person Paris gown, a black feather collar and first book, “A Branch of May,” which bedroom. He announced himself to the
six (6) and the northwest fraction of the of the making of said deed as aforesaid,
northwest quarter of section seven (7 ) town that said decree stand and operate, in al. re
should stand behind, and with the head black hat trimmed with deep crimson was a noted success, and some forty odd astonished general as General Rosser, of
ship
3 south range 3 west also the home spects, as and for said deed and for iiucii
the Confederate army, informed him
pressed against the breast sweep the roses; an oval lace, with strong, intel new ones.
stead claim, of John M Gates, No F54. and other and further relief in the premises as
that he was a prisoner of war, and told
palms of the hand vigorously apart from
She
expects
in
the
near
futuro
to
being
the southwest quarter of the south tuay seem to‘the court meet with equity
east quarter and lot No three (3)of section ami good conscience.
the throat. This prevents either wrin lectual expression, dark blue eyes and write and issue under one cover a half him he had two minutes in which to
six (6) and lo’s No two (2). three (3). four
This summons is to I m * served by publi
kles or flabbiness of the lower jaw. brown hair—this is Miss Anna Vernon dozen stories dealing with western dress. The general hesitating, Van Diver
(4 land five (5)of section seven (7) in town cation for a period of six weeks, by order of
Every trace of “chin flap” may be re Dorsey, a young southern woman, whose Maryland, a region peculiarly rich in told him that his clothes were there and
ship 3 south iange 3 west, save and except lion. It. I’. Iloise. Judge of of said court,
moved by twisting on either side of the work in literature has made her well historical and poetical legends. Some that he could either put them on or be
from s«:d homestead that part thereof con bearing date of January L3tb. A. I).. 18 *2
veyed bv John M. Gates to J Harrison on
loose skin and brushing tho latter known in New York and Washington of these stories have lately been fin- taken as he was.
R amsky F kntos ,
September
22, 1875, by deed recorded at
Attorney« for Plaintiff.
It
is
needless
to
say
that
the
general
lengthwise. Wherever a line is seen her home.
ished. The collected sketches will be
pages
275
and
276
of
book
“
P
'
of
records
of
double it up and iron it out as a crease
Miss Dorsey belongs to an old Mary published under the title of “Green dressed, and dressed quickly. They took
deeds of said county of Yamhi/1 said tract
him to the street. Van Diver mounted
Soon Lota will be scarce and Command a Higher Price.
SUMMONS.
in satin. Mako all rubbing motions land family of Irish and Quaker ances Meadows.”
excepted being fifty acres And also the
his horse and the general was placed on
following described tract of land, being lot
toward the ear outward. Counting is a
A lbert P. S outhwick .
try.
Her
education
was
received
from
No foui (4) of section six (6) in township
the horse behind him. They rode down
valuable aid to the mechanical exercise;
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
3 south range 3 west of the Willumette hi for
To Preserve Photographs.
Yamhill County.
and were joined by the party who had
15 twists, 15 stretches, 100 motions un widely different sources—a Baptist
Meridian
containing
seven
acres
All
of
boarding school, a convent and an Epis
Plaintiff
To make a really exquisite photograpn 1 taken General Kelly from his bed at the
der the eyes, etc.
said tracts conveyed by said mortgage con Wm. Robert«.
Price
Ranges
$50
up.
For
full
particulars
apply
to
vs.
frame cut—no, tear—two pieces of water St. Nicholas, and in a little while they
taining 447 acres and aii being situate in Daniel 1’arsons.
Massage has passed into the articles of copal boarding school in Baltimore.
C. B. J-
Yamhill county, state of Oregon
A nd for Mann and T.E. Ehren-
color paper eight by ten inches in size. were out beyond the confines of Cum-
THE INVESTMENT CO..
J. I. KNIGHT * CO.,
Patti’s creed. “Wheuever I see a tiny
|
the sale of said real premises according to berg.
49
Stark
8t,
Portland,
Or.
Lightly
sketch
in
the
center
an
ellipse
Defendants.
> berland. The countersign, “Bull’s Gap,”
line appear I do not sleep till it is re
'.aw to obtain funds with which to pay said
F. BARNF.KOFF & CO..
Beal Estate Agents, McMinnville.
To
T.
E.
Eh
rentier?.
of the above
large
enough
to
show,
when
cut
ont,
a
i now stood them in hand, and they got a
sums of mon?v, costs and disbursements named defendants: In one
moved,” she says. “I find the squeezing
McMinnville Flouring Milla.
the name of the
cabinet photograph. Do not cut it out 1 good start before the alarm was spread,
and accruing costs and barring defendant«
around the corners of the eyes a certain
Stat
of
Oregon,
you
are
hereby
notified
lights in said premises and for such’ othc.
yet, however, but with a coarse brush i They reached Romney without any
and required to lie and appear in the alxive
preventive of crows’ feet. We have suc
and
further
relief
in
the
premises
as
may
and some water color cobalt blue, shade 1 trouble, except an exchange of shots
named Court in the above entitled suit by
ceeded in working out five deeply set
deem to the Court equitable
each embryo frame from a deep color with a handful of cavalry that had got
This summons is served by publication Monday, the 28th day of March. 1892. that
lines which I had supposed were perma
being
the first davof first term of said court
by virtue of an order of Hon R P. Boise,
at the edge to white where the opening is 1 together and pursued them.
nent.”
judge of said court, bearing date of Decem occurring after the expiration of the six
Without regularity and persistence
This was undoubtedly one of the must
weeks
’ publication hereof, and then and
ber 30, 1891
there answer the complaint file«l therein by
any effort of this kind, as in athletics or
daring exploits of the war which re
J. C. MORELAND
the said plaintiff'. and you will take notice
music practice, is but waste of time.
And RAMSEY A FENTON.
sulted successfully, and, as the old man
that, if you fail so to appear and answer,
>an7
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
F annie E dgar T homas .
says, “I myself will die a-feelin proud of
for the want thereof, the plaintiff will ap
ply to said court for the relief demanded
it.” It is strange that it has been over
CLUBS FOR WOMEN.
ami prayed for in said complaint, which is,
looked in all that has been written re
SUMMONS.
in brief, as follows, to-wit: For a decree
garding the late general.—Washington
How They May Be Established in tho
against the defendant, Daniel Parsons, for
Post.
_______________
Smaller Towns.
In the Circuit Court of tbe late of Oregon the principal sum of >400 In U. 8. gold coin
A. H. GAUNT
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
J
Ì
>
!
HAY- ______
HAY
FEVER
O
C oldhead
k» II
C fl ga
3Ub ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street NEW YORK. 3UG
Lots in the Oak Park
ADDITION
ARE SELLING FAST!
ufù-xxd.
Buy
It
Is
Su.ild.iELg'
Tip.
before Too Late.
If YOU WISH
[Copyright, 1892, by American Press Associa
tion.]
The leaven of the woman's club is ex
tending throughout the country. The
smaller cities havo followed the lead of
the larger ones, and now in towns and
villages the clnbbable instinct is devel
oping.
The increasing prominence given to
the work of her sex in the weekly news
paper and family journal makes it pos
sible for the woman who lives at the
crossroads to keep informed of her sis
ters’ doings all over the world, and as
she reads she thrills in unison with this
reaching out of her kind. She asks her
self, “If the native women of far off
India can have their Sorosis, why may
not tho village and hamlet women of
America have?”
The village club in starting will do
well to avoid being an outgrowth of any
one church society. Don’t go to pieces
in the beginning on the rock of sectari
anism. The church sociables and sew
ing societies havo their functions—tho
club, it will be found, has one quite dis
tinct from these. Nor is it necessary to
await the motion of tho one or two
known and accepted leaders which ev
ery community, small or great, holds.
Any woman can start a club any
where.
She has only to speak to a few of her
friends and neighbors, appoint a day
THE
A PIlOTOGRAfH HOLDER.
ANNA VERNON DORSEY.
to be made. While each is drying pre
pare two similar sized sheets, without
any place for openings, and shade them
away to the center, which should be al
most white. These will form the backs.
Take the fronts and with the deep color
outline large stemless daisies, arranged
so that each one’s petals touch some of
those on either side around the ellipse.
When these are dry place the paper
on a board and cut out thé opening with
a knife point, following the lines of the
petals where they lie next to the ovaL
Prepare two sheets of bristol board a
little smaller than the sheets of tinted
paper and glue one behind each piece
which contains the opening. A little
glue in each corner will be all that is
necessary. Lastly, glue the tinted backs
to the other side of the bristol board
and place all under a heavy weight to
becomo quite smooth. The next step is
to put gilt centers to all the daisies.
Finally purxh holes in each half of the
holder, one near the top, one near the
bottom, and fasten with narrow bine
satin ribbon.
Sho is one of the youngest of Ameri-
can writers, her first published article
appearing in 1888. It was called “Ten
nyson's Idyls: Their Souice and Signifi
cance.” This was followed by “Betty,”
a last century love story, in The Cosmo
politan for December, 1889, which was
also issued in book form. From time to
time other sketches and stories have ap
peared in different periodicals, Society
Women in Fiction, in the woman’s
number of The Cosmopolitan, being
from her pen. Modestly disclaiming
the title of poet, she has written verses
that are sweet and natural.
An ardent lover of outdoor life, her
summers are spent in the country towns
of Maryland, especially at the old fam
ily plantation on the Eastern Shore. She
is a good horsewoman, spending much
time in the saddle when in the country
Her home is on a quiet street in the
fashionable northwest of Washington.
The house where sho lives with her fa
In 18'9 the act of congress was passed
ther and mother (she is the only dangli enabling women lawyers to be admitted
ter) evidences her taste in its air of com to practice in the suprema court of the
fort and prettiness.
S usan A. R ice .
United States. Eight have been admitted i
BRIDE’S FAVORS.
A d English Custom That la Kapldly Ob-
taining in America.
The English custom of having white
favors at weddings is rapidly obtaining
here, and it interests one to know exactly
where and when the custom first came
about and what it means. With the
ancient northern nations a knot seems
to have been chosen as the symbol of
indissoluble love, and they were the
first to use the knot of ribbon as the
decoration for a wedding. The word
“truelove” does not mean true and love,
as is generally supposed, but it comes
from the Danish verb “Trulofa fidem
do;” that is, “I plight my troth.” This
seems to me a much prettier idea than
the merely commonplace one of a true
love knot. Nowadays tho ribbons are
invariably white, but in times gone by
many bright colors were used and each
color had a special significance. Very
often tho bridegroom wore liis knot of
ribbons on his hat for several weeks.
Ribbons in those days played a large
part in the bridal ceremony. It was the
duty of the bridesmaids to dress the
bride's bed with them, and many discus
sions were had as to which colors would
be in best taste or express the most. A
discussion between them makes them
decide not to have yellow ribbons, be
cause they are the emblems of jealousy;
To Advertise
Anything
Anywhere
ATAny time
WRITE TO
G eo . P. R owell & Co.,
No. io Spruce Street,
NEW YORK.
J
for the county of Yamliill,
Rosana Orame.«. Aaron)
Mills. Seth A Mills and !
Khoda Mills, Flail.tit!- .
vs
Janies Oranies,
Defendant.,
To James Graines-ai.t defendant - In
name of the stale of Oregon You are hen
by notified a:id rrqu'ind lobe and appeal
in tbe above »i.ti'l.-d «u:i in tl>-> ai.ov.
named court, bv Ilin
du; .it Mar<Ji A
D !S92. tbit being th" iir*t d-v of tlie first
term of said cor.rl follo-.vrm the expiration
of six weeks pubhcatinn <d lliis Mimmona—
and answer tbe complaint of the pb.'ntifls
filed against you i said raii-e. and you
Will take notice tb it it vou tad so to ap
pear and answer s.o I complaint lot want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to said
court for tbe relief pi uyedfoi in said com
plaint, which is. in brief, as follows tc wit
For a decree of said tour! psr'ittut.in^.
among the plaintiffs and the dcfeiidan’.the
donation land claim
if Anson G
Henry and wife, in tp 3 s. r 3 w in
Yamhill county, state of Oregon, »nd al
lotting to said defendant in fee. an
undivided (1-9) one ninth part thereof, to
the plaintifl. Aaron Mills, the blty acres,
in fee, deeded to him bv the plaint:ff, Ro
sana Grames. to the plaint.fi«, Seth a
Mills and Rhoda Mills, the fifty (50) av-es
deeded to them, in fee, by said Rosana
Grames, and to the pLint.fT Rosana
Grames, m fee. tlie remainder of said prem
ises. and for such further relief in tLe
premises, ns may seem to the court meet
with equity and good conscience.
This summons is served by publication
thereof, for six weeks, by virtue of an or
der made by Hon. R P. Botas judge of
said court, dated Dec. 4th. 18'4.
R amsey & Faxrosr.
dec 17
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
and interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent per annum, from Nov 8, 1890, for >46
as attorneys fees in this suit, and for costa
ami disbursements of this suit.
For a decree against all the defendants
foreclosing the mortgage given by said Par
sons on the 2lst day of November, 1889, to
the plaintiff to secure the payment of said
everal sums of money, upon the following
describe 1 real property, to-wit: Being a
portion of the donation land claim of J. B
Howland and wife, in t3s, r 4 w, in Yam
hill county, state of Oregon, and beginning
at the northeast corner of a parcel of land,
deeded by William Ball to A. D. Runnels
on the 15th day of Nov.. 1875;
Thence running south 155 feet, thence
east 55 feet, thence north 135 feet, thence
west 55 feet to tue place of tieginning, con
taining 8525 square feet of land, in the town
of North Yamhill, in said county and stat«.
An I for a decree and order for the sal« of
said mortgaged premises in the manner
prescribed by law, to obtain funds with
which to pay said several sums of money,
interest, attorney’s fees,coat« and disburse
ments and accruing costs, and barring all
the interests of the several defendants in
said premises and for such other and fur
ther relief in the premises as may seem to
the court meet w ith equity and good con
science.
This summons is to be served by publica
tion thereof for a period of six weeks, by
order of Hon R P. Boise. Judge of said
court, made and bearing date of January 7,
¡892.
R^ msxy A F kwtox ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
advertisers
or advertising space when in Chicago, will t»nd H •* Ma M
^^^LORDITHOUS.