r Commldioncrt' Proreeding«. NEWS RETOED. by Minnie Goodrich, of North Yam THE COLT SHOW. Jones & Adams arc building a large hill, sister of Mrs. M. W. Tallman, of lumber ■ bed on their yard similar to SEPTEMBER TERM. A Large Number of Fine Young Animals Interesting Parngraphs from onr County Dayton. The number of ¡pn oils in the the one destroyed by fire last year. Exchanges. on Exhibition. In the matter of the petition of Altin grammar department were 30; in the September 15, 1892 Chas. Talmage and J. J. Spencer left Patterson et al for a county road. Proof [Dayton News, Sept. 9 ] primary department, 46. The colt show on Saturday, Septem- Friday for the little Nestueca to fish duly made. Bond fixed at $100 and ap Mr. Milne had 21 acres to wheat; the The government snagtioat was here POSTOFFICE HOURS. and enjoy life. They returned Wednes lier 10, 1892, was well attended by the on Tuesday and cleared the river of proved. R. W. Johnson, Frank Stout people of the county and almut 100 yield averaged 46 bushels to the acre. From 7 a m. to 7 p. m From 7:30 p. day . Mr. D. A. Snyder is busily engaged snags and the piling and the remains and John Walker appointed viewers, to colts were upon the grounds. ui. to 8:30 p. m. Mrs. J. I.. Rogers returned from In Money order hours from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. in his fruit dryer, and shipping green of the old bridge. Dynamite was used meet witli the county surveyor at the dependence Monday, where she has The stallion showing the liest family Sunday from 12 m. to 1 p. m to blow out or loosen the remnant of residence of J. T. Jones on Friday, Sep fruit. Although the fruit crop will be of colts was Mason Forward, owned by Mail south closes at 9:50 a. m. Mail been attending her mother, Mrs. Hun tember 23d at 10 o’clock a. m. north closes at 2:30 p. m. and 9 p. in. Jas. Nairn, of Bellevue, and he was very light this season, yet, there will the old bridge. Quite a lot of fish were Mail for 5:45 a. m train closes evening saker, who has been very sick. She i4 killed by the explosion. The boat went In the matter of application of J. R. before at 9 p m now much lietter and is improving rap awarded the prize. Of the Mason For be a fair amount shipped from this down the river clearing out the snags Conner for improvement on bridge and ward family a colt owned by J. A. point. Sheridan and southern Tillamook mail idly. between this and the mouth on its way road on the line between the farms of ( loses at 11 a m. Cochrane, of Amity, received the first It. M. Woolworth estimates his hop Reports received from Butteville go prize, J. W. Lafollett, of Wheatland, down. This will make the Yamhill Jefferson Davis and J. B. Conner. Or crop will yield him about 7,000 pounds; show that the hops there are 46 to (X) the second and A. CHURCH NOTICES. river in good condition for navigation dered that John J. Henderson lie author Taylor, of Balls at 25 cents a pound he will realize the ized to make estimates and have tlie per cent, below the estimates of yield. from the mouth up to Dayton. ton, the third, C. D. Nairn,of Bellevue, snug sum of $1,750. M ethodist E piscopal C hvrcii —Services work done and superintend the same. every Sabbath at ll a. m and 7:00 p m, Picking there is in full blast and every the fourth. Carter, Hadaway & Co., and their M. W. Tallman is buying several Sunday School at 9:30 a. in I’raver meet body is trying to get ahead of the In the matter of T. M. Baker for Mac Malcom owued by Gilder & thousand bushels of grain at North threshing crew claim to be in the lead ing Thursday evenings at 7:30. county aid. Ordered that lie be allowed mould and lice. ’K ev J. T AanErr, Pastor. Peterson was well represented. Colts in doing the largest days work done by C inkesusd P resbytekiax C hurch — Miss Annie I). Burnett, who for the from him winning prizes were owned Yamhill, McMinnville and that vi any threshing machine in Yamhill $10 per month until further action, Lou- cinity, also large quantities of oats at Services every Sabbath at 11 a. in. and 7 p past two or three years has been a is Forrest authorized to furnish said as follows: Theo Jeffers, of McCoy Lafayette and that vicinity. county. They threshed in one day amount. m Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. faithful and efficient teacher in our first prize; H. Peterson second prize; R ev W iley K nowles , Pastor. 2812 bushels of grain. The machine It seems that the craze for prize fights In the matter of county aid for Mrs. B a rriar C hurch .—Services every Sabbath public school, will leave the last of the Theo Jeffries third prize. has reached the quiet town of Dayton. was moved three times and one-half George Ramage. Ordered that county al 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday School at week for her former home in Santa Ross & Mitchel owners of Baron In this case we believe there was no mile each time. This they claim is the • -¿Sa. ni. R ev R. M c K illop , Pastor. aid be discontinued after Sept. 30, 1892. Rosa, California. Douglass gave prizes to C. C. Scroggins money up, but it ended in one round, best day’s threshing done in this county In the matter of application of N. P. McMinnville Grange, No. 31, P. of H., A car load of pressed brick has of Sheridan, 1st prize; Andrew Cal- “mark us with gooseberry rules.” this season. Another day they moved Vanderpool for aid in sending deaf mute meet in their hall the first and third Satur llnan of Dayton, 2nd prize; J. S. Hibbs arrived for the front of the Campbell the machine about five miles and child to the Oregon school for deaf day of each month at 10 a. m. Visitors cordially invited. J. T. J olly , block. The use of this brick will add 3rd prize. threshed a little over 2,600 bushels of mutes. Ordered that county defray ex [North Yamhill Leader, Sept. 9.] Mas. M. E. Kuxs, Master, The prizes awarded to all purpose much to the beauty of the front and ____ Secretary, penses of conveying Geo. Vanderpool to has grain. A gentleman from California will save the necessity of a bad looking colts were given to O. J. Lebo, 1st A Leader. the state school for deaf mutes. been in the city this week making ar prize; T. H. Wazier, 2nd prize; O. J. Custer Post No. 9 meets tlie second and coat of cement. In the matter of painting court house. rangements to start a general merchan fourth Saturday of each month at G. A. R. Lebo 3rd prize. Since its first introduction, Electric Contract awarded to N. D. Jones lor A totem pole from Alaska, of hard dise store at the depot, near this city. hall in Wright s building at 7 :.'Mi p. m. All Bitters has gained rapidly’ ih popular For Roadsters the first prize was members of the Order.are cordially invited black slate, highly engraved with fan given to B F Hartman, second prize to F. H. Taylor, of McMinnville, is run favor, until now it is clearly in the lead $808.50. To be painted three coats, ac to attend onr meetings. tastic figures is displayed in Rogers among pure medicinal tonics and alter- cording to specifications on file. Pay W iley K nowles , ning a store at M. B. [Martin’s place in Bros., drug store. It is the property of T A Turner; third prize to R W Phil asives—containing nothing which per ments to lie made as the work progresses, 1* F C lubine , Post Commander. the Pike neighborhood for the benefit Adjutant mits its use as a beverage or intoxicant on the basis of 90 per cent of work done Miss Nellie Gardner, and is a present lips. The best mule colt was owned by of the hop pickers, of which there are it is recognized as the liest and purest from a friend residing in Alaska. a large number in that ’vicinity. medicine for all ailments of Stomach, and approved by the lioard of commis Local anil General The Odd Fellow’s are building an ad H W Fletcher. Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick sioners. The grain in this section is about all Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, dition to their building 15x30 feet, to The best all purpose colt was owned The following bills were passed upon: threshed and most of it is in the ware and drive Malaria from the system. The Oregon State fair opened Mon accomodate the store of Burns A by (' (' Scroggins of Sheridan. FOR WHAT. CL’ m ’D. ALL’ d houses, and (he farmers are wearing a Satisfaction guaranteed with each bot NAME. day. Deuels. The building will lie three Newspapers Endorse. Meston A Dygert, printing .$ 90 00 70 00 tle or the money will it# refunded. more contented smile. They were all Wirt Gardner has returned from hop stories high, the upper floor will be Cont Price only 50e, per bottle. Sold by Glass A Prudhomme,records picking. ll “Educators are certainly the greatest fortunate in getting their harvesting all Rogers Bros. ll 2 used by the lodge for the library. 710 of the race, and after read done liefore the rains, and as soon as ll ll J. G. Ballinger is the proud father The Crown paper mill at Oregon benefactors 56 25 ing Dr. Franklin Miles’ popular works, the hops are picked and safely stored When to Tick Fruit. ll ll of a boy. rej City has purchased about 1200 tons of cannot help declaring him to be among away the year’s work in this vicinity “Pick when the fruit is ripe,” Natu ll ll cont Mrs. W. II. Holman of Walla Walla straw in the neighborhood of Cham- the most entertaining and educating will be ended, and the plows will soon ”—New York Daily. He is rally suggests itself. But that is just ll ll cont is in the city visiting. poeg and Butteville, where it will be authors. not a stranger to our readers, as his ad be started for the next season’s crop. the point. There ar# degrees of ripe Geo D Barnard, printing rej stored until needed. The straw baled Mrs. J. D. Fenton is visiting friends vertisements appear in our columns in The life of a farmer is one of continu ness. Fruit may be said to be ripe HardingA Heath, “ 6 70 every issue, calling attention to the ous labor. and delivered, brings $5.50 per ton. and relativesjn the city. wlien it can lie plucked without bring Hall A O’Donald, “ fact that his elegant work on Nervous cont Wm Malone and family left Wednes 8. A. Beardsley formerly of this city and Heart Diseases is distributed free ing the stem along with it, and it may cont Sheridan Sun. Sept. 8. died at Newcastle, Indiana, Sunday by our enterprising druggists, Rogers day morning for the coast. be plucked at a much later stage, by printing.. 15 20 Bros. Trial bottles of Dr. Miles’ Ner Marcellus Faulconer expects to move whicli time it may have become so F II Barnhart, Miss Inez Eccleston returned from week. Since the suicide of his wife in vine •< ll cont are given away, also book of testi this city Mr. Beardsley has been grow to Dallas in the near future. ('alifomia Tuesday evening. mellow that it will readily yield to J W Baker, work on CH.. monials showing that it is unequaled 22 75 ing despondent and he slowly grew for There is a lead of coal in the vicinity pressure under the hand. nervous prostration, Headache, In both ll J. C. McKern and family removed worse after leaving here for the East. 900 Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness. of Willamina that will prove valuable instances it is ripe. The time for J C Million, ll from this city to North Yamhill yester Jack Stall, 32 25 Our New Goods are now Open and Ready for Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epilepsy. Monday evening D. Lebold and wife some day. plucking depends upon the use that is R Chilcott, The Trade. day. 1050 were going home from this city and DIED. Mr. H. W. Lamson, of Wiliamina, to lie made of the fruit. When wanted T W Smith, Good wood of all kinds and in any when passing the house of Alex 63 00 quantity can be purchased of Kay & Spencer several volleys of clods were At the residence of her son in Mc has 12 acres of hops, eight of which for packing or shipping, it must be Mrs L A Smith n 9 75 It will bear their first ciop this season. pulled at an earlier stage than when Todd. 30 00 thrown at them. This has happened Minnville, Oregon, .September 6, 1892. Mr. Lamson estimates that he will get it is to be used upon the table, The E L Weed, ll C Markle, 25 00 The date of the meeting of the Press to others also and should be stopped as Mrs. Eunice A. Clark, aged 77 years time to pull apples and pears for ship F H Morrison It 1500 pounds per acre. 70 00 Association has finally been settled for it may cause trouble. 3 months 24 days. Mrs. Clark was Sheridan ought to be connected ping is that stage when the stems W A Benedict, ll 12 50 Oct. 4. Our Cloaks and Winter born in Amsterdam, Montgumery Co., You cannot be too particular about readily separate from the twig. Peach D Perkins, with the telephone line at McMinn 10 00 Star Southmayd has sold the Ban- the medicines you use. When you N. Y., May 13th., 1815. Moved to es and plums may be pulled at the ll ville. Such a connection would pay C Galloway, Wraps come direct from quet restaurent to a Mr. White, of need a blood purifier, be sure you get western New York with her parents in the company, as it is only 12^miles to stage when the fruit begins to yield to G S Treehouse, ll 1825; was married to Stephen Clark in Salem. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and no other. It ll- the manufacturers in Chi- the latter place. One enteprising Sheri pressure of the fingers. The most B Clark, 91 00 Mrs. J. M. Rosenburg, of Seattle, is will mingle with, purify and vitalize 1830. Moved to Mineral Point Wis., dan man says he will agree to take ten matured should only lie taken at E B Collard, supervisor . 43 00 in 1835 and tn 1836 moved to Illinois in the city visiting her brother, Dr. G. every drop of blood in your body. It the first picking. The other pickings Paul Macy, cago. Everything in this “ 13 50 where she resided till 1853 when with “bellows” per day. makes the weak strong. will follow every few days until all the Geo Braithwait, “ S. 'Wright. 39 50 The suit of the little Nestueca wagon her husband and four children she line will be new and fresh. fruit is gathered. When the fruit is The young men of the city are at The Drum Corps in solemn conclave moved to Oregon and settled in Butte road company against the Big Nes- for immediate use at home picking E E Goucher, examining met Monday evening in the back room tempting to organize an athletic club. insane............................ 5 00 5 00 tucca wagon road company has been of Rogers Bros., drug store and pro ville Marion county. She was a decided in the favor of the latter. The may be delayed until it is what may J D Baker exam, insane. .. 5 00 5 00 Good idea. woman who was greatly Iieloved by It has been our aim and lives and wife have agreed to agree ceeded to fire P. D. Glenn from the her family and friends. She was hur court decided that J. C. Landingham be termed “deliciously” ripe. This Elijah Cox, R andw B . ... 6 20 6 20 and are now living together near organization as he was about to and ried beside her husband and three had jurisdiction over the disputed sec will not apply, of course, to apples and Eiden Antrum, do 30 85 30 85 effort to purchase good pears of some varieties that are wanted J R ForreBt, do............. has now violated the oath taken upon children in the Butteville cemetrv. Wheatland. 3 02 3 02 tion of road involved in the suit. for winter use. No person, therefore I N Collard, do................. his initiation into the inner mysteries Lands to be Opened. 3 00 3«0 Serviceable Goods; those All parties knowing themselves in- is in a possitiou to get fruit that is so S Wigle, do....................... 487 00 487 00 [Newberg Graphic Sept.,9. | debted to S. Howorth & Co. will please of batclielorhood. Surveyor-General Byars lias been good and wholesome as the orchard ist M McKinnon, do.......... An old gentleman by the name of Pres. Newlin has been invited to de- 6 00 6 00 that will give customers call and settle. notified that the surveys of the follow McAdams, of near North Yamhill, fell ing townships have lieen approved by liver an address at the opening of or farmer who grows it. So to pears. W R Johnson, do 18 00 cont The piling at the water works has It should be added, however, that Henry Moor, do........... 45 00 45 00 the most service for their lieen completed and the ways arc safe dead last Wednesday week. He was commissioner of the general land of Friends Polytechnic Institute at Salem many varieties are better picked while watching a threshing machine work fice: Township 4 north, range 9 west, next week. Rob Perry, do................... 37 50 37 50 for the winter. still very hard, or as soon as the seeds and remarked that .lie could feed the 37 50 37 50 money. The dies at the brick plant are in begin to turn brown, the "ripening” II V Stott, do............... Thievs entered the barber shop of C. machine, which he did for about ten in Clatsop county; township 15 south, Ed Burton, do .................. 20 00 20 00 H. Fleming Friday night and walked minutes. Steppiug down from the ma range 2 east, in Linn county; town place, and a few brick were pressed into the best condition to go on in a G Galwith, do.................. 37 50 37 50 ship 18 south, range 6 west; township Wednesday, but owing to some miscal oil’ with $4 in change. We don't believe in sac- chine he fell and upon being picked up 21 south, range 1 east and township 21 culation a small cog wheel was broken, somewhat cool and dark storage. I n- W F Coulter, do............... 60 00 60 00 deed, some varieties, like the Vicar of south, range 1 west, in Linn county. ||Marion county has paid the balance was found to lie dead. M Crewes, do .................... 1 00 1 00 The maps of these lands have been which will delay work till the first of Winkfield, whicli are hard and almost rificeing everything for due the state for taxes of 1891. It Phil Withycoinb, do ....... 12 76 12 76 W. J. Garrison with Lancer D re- forwarded to the local land offices at the week. < worthless if picked up before frosts lie- S Wigle, do.................... amounted to $2131.70. 51 50 51 50 turned from the fair at Tillamook on Oregon City and Roseburg and parties cheapness; hence don't buy Lewis Hoskins returned Friday from Mrs. Wells, the milliner, has return Sunday last. Lancer won every race interested can govern themselves ac his trip to Colo.ndoand Kansas having comes delicious after many weeks of Derby A Co, do............... 280 280 storage. — Orange Judd Farmer. cordingly. ed and has sold out her stock of mil in which he was entered, and the Yam Isaac Sampson, do.. 12 50 12 50 nor sell the auction goods, had a very pleasant time. He says he By calling at tlie McMinnville Drug linery and store fittings. Chas Benedict, do. hill boys who went over and backed Hows Thia! 22 45 22 45 saw some good crops in parts of Kansas if we know it. 750 7 50 Paul Schroeder has purchased the him now have their pockets full of the store, 8. Howortli A Co., Prop., you but that in the western part not much We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward R B Miller, do................. barber shop of W. H. Logan. Mr. Lo Tillumookers’ money. Mr. Garrison is will find a large supply and variety of is to be seen but deserted sod houses. for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Wyatt Harris, salary........ 50 00 1 60 by Hall’s Catarrh Cure F M York, salary assessor. 86 25 86 25 highly pleased at the entertainment bibles and testaments, illustrated bible gan will reside in Dallas. F. J. C heney A Co Props, Toledo, O. story books, encyclopedias, concord A. K. Cooper & Co., are putting in a given him while there by the Fair as 83 75 83 75 But we do claim to lead We the undersighed, have known F J. Ed Hendricks, salary.. The Independence school directors ances, bible dictionaries and a great va system of water works at their place on Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe \V 1. Warren, salary. 61 45 61 45 riety of the genuine Oxford bibles, all the mountain side. The water is taken him perfectly have wisely concluded to admit no sociation. honorable in all business *1 <1 in low ... 227 25 102 75 all competitors The weather of last week was very of which are sold at low rates. Come from a spring and is piped into the transactions and financially able to carry child under 6 years of age. early and get your choice. out any obligations made by their firm. Wm Galloway, salary. . 84 67 67 84 sultry and the sun looked like a great Henry Moore, one of the pile driver house, and arrangements are being West A Truax, wholesale druggists,Toledo, C. A. N vtley . T W Perry, Com’r salary . 14 40 14 40 prices, here or elsewhere, Ohio. men, was arrested Monday for being red disk. Sunday was probably the made to irrigate at least a part of their Notice. J J Henderson, do............ 31 34 31 34 who carry the same quali Walding, Kinnan A Marvin, wholesale hottest and most uncomfortable day of drunk. Fined $5. and costs. fruit traet. druggists, Toledo. Ohio. J B Stilwell, salary Supt... 52 00 52 00 the season. The atmosphere was filled All persons knowing themselves in Hall's Catarrh cure is taken internally, State Evangelist R. H. Bateman, with dust and’smoke and breathing debted to me are requested to settle As the time for the opening of Eaciftc acting directly upon the blood and mucus “ exam, board .. 9 00 900 ty of goods. will preach at the Christian church was an effort. The thermometer regis their accounts at the earliest possible College draws near the prospects for an surfaces of the system. Price 75e per liot S S Duncan, do........ 900 9 00 increased attendance over last year tie. Sold by all druggists; Testimonials free. Thos Newlin, do............... Sunday morning and evening. 900 900 tered 96 in the shade in several time. 8. A. Y oung , M. I). becomes more apparent. President This season as an induce- Real Estate. J F Byers, lumber.......... 43 75 cont The new pastor of the Christian places in the city. During the night Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. ll ll Newlin is receiving letters almost daily church is expected here the last of this the weather changed and on Monday 38 30 vont ment for people to buy for ll ll week, from Centralia, Missouri. 30 35 cont morning a shower of ashes fell; proba The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, from persons asking information, re J T Williamson and wife, to Port land Real Estate Co., 480 acres in sec garding the College, or engaging rooms Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Jones A Adams, do.......... . 5 62 5 62 O. P. Coshow and family and brother bly from the burning timber in the Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and board. cash we shall, on all but a 21, 22, 38, t 3 s r 3 w; $10,000. do do.. 33 66 33 66 George, left here Tuesday for Salem, mountains. Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup United States to Oliver and Hester do do.......... 1200 12 00 few staple goods, give ten where they will spend the week. Mr. Tyler has abandoned his well at tions. and positively cures Piles or no I Amity Popgun Sept, 9. Ann Moor, 560 acres e 1 sec 21 sw 1 and pay required. It is guaranteed to give do do.......... 6 99 6 99 the depth of 275 feet. The drill struck Dolph Sanders went to McMinnville McMinnville has a new tailor. perfect satisfaction, or money refund s J nw’ } sec 22 t 3 s r 3 w. pei’ cent, off to cash buyers. do do.......... 64 20 64 20 Jacops, formerly of Portland has open a hard pan at 265 feet about ten inches ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale Monday, where he will attend College. do do .......... W T Shurtleff and wife to Filancy 15 65 15 65 ed a shop in the union block, See ad thick. It was thought that upon go by Rogers Bros. On account of hop picking the school Otis w 1 block 5 Chandlers 2d add to do do.......... 15 29 15 29 ing through this water would be ob This we find is absolutely in this paper. BUYERS’ AND BUSINESS DIRECTOR. directors have decided to put off school McMinnville; $2000. Dorrance Bros do.......... 115 20 115 20 tained but instead the same blue clay a week longer. It will begin Monday 8. Howorth A Co. at the McMinn- formation was found beneath the hard Mitchell A Clark do . 18 20 18 20 Joseph R Lewis and wife to John necessary in order for us Rhodes A Rhodes have money to the 19th., inst. vllle pharmacy are closing out their pan as exists aliove it. The pressure loan on improved farm property. Glen lot 24 in Oakes Fruit Farm sub F R Wilson do................. 195 40 195 40 stock of paints and oils at cost. Call of air rejiorted last week was tested by Fred Stimpson, all-year-old Amity division; $500. M Waters, board, Runion. 23 00 23 00 to meet the changed condi Remember that C. H. Cook carries a boy deserves special mention as a hop and investigate. Nellie Clark, care of Mrs. putting on a steam gauge and was full line of graham in small sacks, corn J II Lewis and wife to J W Scanlan picker. During his stay in the Howard Ramage.................... 8. A. Manning slipped on the roof of found to be 38 pounds to the square meal and wheatlets, D. street. 42 50 42 50 tions and demands of our lot 15 Oakes Fruit Farm sub., 6.40 acres A J Apperson, supplies do 9 84 9 84 his building Saturday and the balance ’ inch. This was exhausted in two days When you want prices on lumlier get yards he averaged his four boxes a day $448. of the day ¡and Sunday he spent on but still comes out of the well in con-, them of A. S. Briggs as he will save which for his age is remarkably good D C Strohm, care indigent 16 00 16 00 wholesale houses. Leo J Patterson to J R McMullan John Dunn, blacksmithing 3 00 3 00 you money. Any quantity and quality. picking. crutches. He is now all right. siderable force at intervals. * Office with Jas. Fletcher.' Eight head of as fine cattle as ever lot 6 block 37 Oak Park add to Mc W T Booth A Son do........ 21 13 21 13 It is announced that Miss Kate ('o- The greatest mistake that has been ('. H. Cook pays the highest market was shipped from Amity were started Minnville; $500. do do........ 46 21 46 21 show of Brownsville, well known in made in this city for some time is the price in cash for produce of all kinds. E R and J W Foster to W F Camp Justice transcript State vs this city, will be married soon to the narrow sidewalks of Third street, the As it is impossible tc buy for cash and over the O. I’, for Salem yesterday by G. Gamie One steer about three bell 2 acres, pt A B Fowlcomer Die J W Eves................. 70 60 70 60 editor of the Brownsville 1 ¡me». main business street of the city. They sell on time, from and after this date years old weighed 2,700 lbs. He previ near Sheridan; $200. no goods will be delivered except for F M Barr, jury list............ 30 00 rej Mrs. O. F. Davidson and son Nile are eight feet wide and on an average ously started a band on foot for the Marth Grosvenor to Wm F Hasen- justice fee....... 6 75 rej have returned from Coos Bay and will busiuess day it is almost impossible for a cash. ll ll berg 40 acres sw ] ne sec 36 s 3 sr 3 w; 1 00 100 For rent.—An unfurnished room, | capital. reside in this oily in the future Mr. person to move along because of the $600. suitable for one or two lady students, [ Chas Agee, scalp bounty... 1 00 1 00 Davidson will arrive in a few days. crowded condition of the sidewalk. who want to board themselves. In A party consisting of two women Mary E Cook to A B Watt lots 2 3 6 R B Ilibbs, do.......... 10 00 1 00 and three men passed through town Jones A Adams have settled upon the Saturday night while the peeple were quire at this office. You will find a Complete line of block 9 Watt’s 2d add to Amity; $.500 Elmer I^dd, challenger . rejected Tuesday who said they were from plans for their building. The design moving, it took considerable work to go School books and stationery at C. Independence,but some said they knew C Hendricks,election booth 3 00 3 00 A B Watt to L R Watt lots 2 3 6 was furnished by Geo. Bodie and is a block. This should be remedied lie- Grissen’s. J M Kelty, do.................... 3 00 3 00 of one of the womfii in Portland and Watt's add to Amity; $1.00. very good. Pressed brick will be used. fore long as the city is growing and more business is done every day and it All kinds ot machine oils at Hod that the other ’belonged in McMinn J S Allison and wife to Andrew De J B Mount, hardware....... 3 25 3 25 Our sporting men are not following is a great inconvenience to people who san’s. 300 3 00 ville. From their actions and their Long 40 acres ne J sec 22t5sr7w: Jeffries A Co, do............... G. S. Wright, dentist, McMinnville, chat we should judge they did’nt know the races as much this year as in form are in a hurry. Union Hardware Co, do.. 27 11 27 11 $100. Oregon. er years. They have the experience J T Isham,board witnesses 14 00 cont where they were from and didn’t eare MARRIED. United States to Alex Ander Mc W A Benedict, moving do. That soda water on tap at Billy Kuns’ where they went. Just where they probably while some one else has the 3 50 3 50 is said to be the best in town. Kinley 238.66 acres see 1 t 6 s r 4 w. money. J J Spencer, dist atty fee . 5 00 5 00 M acy —S tow —At thif home of the did belong we do not know but think Machine oils at Hodson’s. Alex Hudson returned from Califor bride Sept, sth., 1892 by the Rev. Jas Minty sheep inspector 8 33 n Q OO we could suggest a place quite fitting nia Tuesday evening where he has City of McMinnville, lights Ronald McKillop, Mr. W T Macy, of W. H. Kuns bakery is the place to for such an outfit. spent the past year. He will remain and water...................... 12 90 12 90 REMEMBER GER BLENDED COFFEE IS THE VERY BEST Newberg, and Miss Nancy M Stow get your warm bread for breaklast. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. The cheapest and liest machine oils here a few days and t hen go east of the of Gopher valley. Messinger A Johnson caj>- [Dayton Herald, Sept. 9.] When she was a Child, she cried tor Castoria Highest market price paid for produce, either in cash at Hodson’s. mountains. John Luehn and family, who have When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. turing insane negro....... 5 00 5 00 G lenn -J ohnson —At {lie residence of or merchandise. A banana tree bearing fruit is some the bride’s parents in this city, on I 1 Candies, nuts and fresh fruits; pies, been living on A. L. Alderman’s farm When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria. Chas Groening, wood....... 12 00 12 00 cakes and everything in a firstclass on the opposite side of the river, the Truck A Dray Co., teaming 4 75 4 75 thing rarely seen in Oregon. At the Wednesday evening, at 7:20 o’clock, bakery’ at W. H. Kuns. W J Crawford, surveying . 10 00 cont Goods delivered promptly to any part of the city free. past year, have returned to Yankton, residence of I). Van Horn, in Albany, Mr. P. D. Glenn to Miss Mary John, Hodson lias oils of all kinds. Orders given the driver will receive South Dakota, from whence they is a tree now 7years old which lias a son, both of this city, Rev. Wiley B. State of Oregon, County of Yamhill,ss. When your $200 watch needs repair came. large bunch of fruit. prompt attention. I, Ed Hendricks, county clerk and Knowles officiating. ing take it to D. A. Smith. All kinds Strong: Witnesses. clerk of the county court of the county There will be considerably over 100,- F. E. Rogers and Wayne Carlin re Mr. and Mrs. Glenn are both popular of jewelry repaired. ceived their imported English setter in the city and have many friends who Among the thousands of testimonials of Yamhill, and state of Oregon, do “Little Beauty” is the name of a 000 bushels of wheat received at the dog Friday night. He was on the road wish them all the good things of life, j handsome parlor organ and $45 will Dayton warehouses this season. One of cures by Dr Miles’ New Heart Cure, hereby certify that the foregoing copy of eighteen days and was in good condi Mrs. Glenn is a daughter of C. D. John buy it, at C. Grissen’s book and music visiting the warehouses sees a lively is that of Nathan Allison, a well- schedule of claims has lieen by me com store. son, ex-mayor of the city. scene presented by the arrival of [many known citizen of Glen Rock, Pa., who pared with the original, and that it is a tion upon his arrival. for years had shortness of breath, sleep W. H. McFadden and E. C. Cruse M acrum -S mitii —At the residence of The buteher shop of Booth A Hibbs wheat teams and the transferring and lessness, pain in left side, shoulders, correct transcript therefrom and of the is at all times supplied with tlie best of storing ot grain. smothering spells, etc.; one bottle of whole of such original schedule of the bride’s parents in Forest Grove, meats, Game aiid fish in season, rec- had a little fight on Sunday, in which A gentleman in this town informs Dr. Miles' New’ Heart Cure and one claims as the same appears of file at my Cruse got a black eye. Monday Mc Mr. Newell Macrum to Miss L. N. ollect. box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured Smith, of Forest G rove. Fadden was arrested for assault and If you "’ant your property insured in the editor that he is confident that the him. Peter Jaquet, Salem, N. J., is an office and in my custody. Mr Macrum is elerk in the McMinn a standard company, Rhodes AJRhodes seed of the plantain, sc common in this other witness, who for twenty years In testimony whereof I have hereunto battery and was fined $5 and costs. state, can be utilized in the manufac suffered with heart disease, was pro set my hand and affixed the seal of said ville National Bank of this city. Mrs will be pleased to write you. No person should travel without a this 13th day of Sept., A. I>. 1892. Remember, the liest best sewing ma ture of oil. He has tested them and nounced incurable by physicians, death court box of Ayer’s Pills. As a safe and Macrum is a daughter of David Smith chine [i- s.j E d H endricks , in th world is the Wheeler A Wil believes that the seed is similar to that stared him in the face, could not lie of Forest Grove, formerly of St. Joseph __________ County Clerk. down for fear of smothering to death. speedy remedy for constpation and all son No. 9, C. Grissen, agent. Immediately after using the New’ irregularities of the stomach and bow this county. A house is ready furnish Call on Rhodes A Rhodes for bargains of flax and contains oil. Born. The fall term of the Dayton pnblic Heart Cure he felt better and could lie els, they have no equal, and, being su ed for the young couple and they will in real estate. They will show you down and sleep all night and is now’ a D erby —To the wife of John Derby, of gar-coated, are pleasant to take, and arrive to occupy it the latter part of property and give prices with tlie best school commenced on Monday last. well man. The New Heart Cure is this city, on Tuesday, Sept. 13,1892, a Can be had in quantity on short notice at this office. this week. Prof. A. N. Lowe, principal, assisted terms. sold, also free book, by Rogers Bros boy, weight 8 pounds. long retain their virtues. THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER SCHOOL BOOKS The Fall Term of School opens September 5th. Those in need of School Books should buy them early We have a large and well select ed stock of Pencils, Tablets, Rules, Slates, etc., etc1. In fact every thing necessary for a complete school outfit AT LOWEST PRICES BOGERS BROS’ PHARMACY. NOW READY ! A. J. APPERSON AT THE MODEL GROCERY Fancy and Staple Groceries, Teas, Coffees and Spices, Melons, Fruits and Vegetables, Crockery, Glass and Stoneware. J. H. HENDERSON, Union Block, McMinnville Warehouse Receipts