LIEUT. FRED SCHWATKA DEAD.
NEWS RETOED.
THE CITY ELECTION.
John Hulery has sold his saloon to
T. A. Turner.
California Presents a Long List Where
The I.arge»! Vote Polled In the History of Interesting Paragraphs from onr County He Took an Overdose of Laudanum and
Health and Pleasure Abound.
Exchanges.
Died at Portland Last Wednesday.
R. L. Holman of Oregon City visited ;
the City.
E»changes.
November - -
- 10, 1892 his parents here over Sunday.
North Yamhill Leader, Nov. 4.)
Olives, raisins, figs, nuts, palms, or­
Lieut. Fiederick G. Scwatka, who
The city election on Monday was
Ed Willis who broke his ankle about
The remains of A. B. Hallock, who
anges, fig trees, health and pleasure are
POSTOFFICE HOURS.*
five weeks ago was in the city Tuesday. very <|iiiet and orderly as all elections died at Tillamook, Sunday, were was reareil in Salem, and who made : to be found in California to a larger ex­
his name famous the world over by
From 7 a. ni. to 7 p. ni From < :30 p.
For sale or trade. Your accounts for in this city are. There was more inter­ brought to this city Wednesday and commanding expeditions to the Arctic tent
than in any other state or territory
1
est
manifested
than
fur
several
years
m. to 8:30 p. in.
i this Union. During the winter sea­
Money order hours from 7 a. ni. to 6 p. ni. «•ash at O. O. H«xlson’s. Call at once. past. Four tickets were placed in the shipjied to Portland for interment. He region, to Alaska and to Mexico, is of
Sunday'from 12 m. to 1 p. m
son in northern latitudes, where chill­
Dielscheider will move into the field, the one nominated at tlie opera was a well known and highly respect­ dead.
Mail south closes at 9:50 a. ni. Mail
Campbell
block the last of the month. house being eleetixl with tlie exception ed old gentleman.
The lieutenant was found at 3 o’clock ing frosts confine people to their homes,
north closes at 2:30 p. ni. and 9 p. in.
Mail for 5:45 a. in train closes evening
We are informed that Lars Gregson lying on 1st street, near Morrison. By there is very little enjoyment in life,
Go toC. H. Cook's for Hillsboro rolletl of A. J. Apperson, who had announced
before at 9 p m.
for people of ample means; but
i
sold
his hops last Saturday for 19 cents his side was a half empty lot tie of lau- even
oats,
fresli
ground
and
finest
on
the
that lie would not qualify if elected.
Sheridan and southern Tillamook mail
presents a scene in striking
1
market.
closes at 11 a in.
Tlie temperance people made an ef­ per pound. This was a very good fig­ danum. He was in a comatose condi- California
with a winter at the north. It
«
Rev. S. E. Meniinger commenced a fort to defeat the larger portion of this ure considering that they were what is tion. Tile supposition at first was that contrast
Cfll'RUH NOTICES.
series of meetings at McCabe chapel ticket, but failed, as tlie vote below known among buyers as “high dried” he was intoxicated, but his condition is at this season that the rich harvests
grew alarming at the end of an hour. 1 of raisins, wine and citrus fruits are be­
M ethopist E piscopal C hurch —Services last evening.
shows. There were three hundred bal­ hops.
every Habbath at 11 a. m and 7:00 p in.
A telephone message was immedi­ ing gathered. For health and recrea­
lots
cast
and
tlie
number
receivetl
by
James Meaner had his hand badly
A. D. Simpson has commence«! the
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m Prayer meet­
ing Thursday evenings at 7:30.
crushed by being caught in a stump ately sent to a physician, who respond­ tion this season is particularly favora­
erection of another nice resilience in eacli person is given below.
K fv .,8. E M fmingtr , Pastor
FOR MAYOR.
puller, while visiting relatives at Lewis ed at once anti discovered that the lieu­ ble. Gentle climate, pure air and warm
C umbekianp P rf . sbytf . riax C hurch — Court addition.
grace a long stretch of country for
tenant was suffering from what ap- suns
:
Zu river, Wash.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a, in. and 7 p
Wm. S. Houck anil Miss Sophia O. H. Irvine
six hundred miles. Nature is in her
peared
to
lie
narcotic
poisoning.
He
17
B.
S.
(
’
lark
in Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Mr. Chas. Burton had the misfortune
Okerson were marrietl Wednesday,
R f . v W iley K nowles , Pastor
was sent to the Good Samaritan hospi­ most genial mood. The best of climat­
FOR RECORDER.
to get his right arm caught in the fee«l
flAPriBT C hurch .—Services every Sabbath Nov. 2, 1892, by Bev. R. McKillop.
tal, where everything known to med­ ic and hygienic conditions prevail.
150
W. T. Vinton ..............
rollers
to
a
planer
at
Byer
’
s
mill
last
a: Il a. m. and?:.*» p. in. Sunday School at
charming winter resorts enter­
Chief E. W. Spencer has lieen re- C. H. McKinney...............
1
124 Thursday. His arm was drawn in up ical science was done for him, but in These
;.V> a. in.
R ev R. M c K illop , Pastor.
police
commission
of
moved
by
tlie
tain
visitors
from all parts of the world-
vain;
and
at
5
o
’
clock
Wednesday
C hristian C hurch .—Services every Sab­
S. F. Harding
..........
25 to th«’ shoulder before the machine
bath at II a in. ami 7:30 p. m Sunday Portland, and Capt. C. H. Hunt lias
cannot visit them without being
morning the heart lieat ceased, and One
'
FOR MARSHAL.
could tie stoppe«!, and horribly man­
School at 10 a. m. V. P. S C. E. meets lieen appointed.
. ISO gled. A messenger was at once dis­ thus closetl the life of a brilliant man i delighted with their comforts and lien-
C. H. Neal.................................
Sunday atO;:» p. m Prayer meeting Wed­
Among the magnificent resorts
nesday at 7 ..*» p in. Everyone invited
i
Miss Cora Comer, of Newlierg and C. T. Long.......................
117 patched for Dr. Kent, who went up, who had abed lustre upon the state of efits.
II A 1) est «» n , Pastor.
the most prominent are the Hotel del
Miss Stella Miller, of Cornelius, are
bis
adoption.
FOR
COUNCII.MEN
—
FULL
TERM.
but before he arrived, Mr. Burton had
S t . J ames C atholu C hurch .—Services 1st
Lieut. Sehwatka hail been suffering Monte and Paso Robles hot springs.
and 3 <1 Snmhvvs of each month, Second registered at Hotel Yamhill, attending Geo. W. Jones................................. 196 decided to go to Portland where he
Sunday St. Mary’s at Corvallis. Fourth teacher’s examination.
from a complication of troubles, and Hotel del Monte means “Hotel of the
Win.
Campbell
..................................
214
could enter a hospital, and so the ser­
Sunday, St Patrick’s’Church on Muddy.
The Hotel Yamhill furnishes first H. Rummel...............
224 vices of the doctor were only needed to had shown symptoms of apoplexy on Forest,” and a visit to this grand place
K ey . Titos B riody , Pastor
class table lioard at $4.1X1 a week; board A. D. Simpson..............................
27 dress the wounds so that he could trav­ numerous occasions. His life had will prove to anyone how appropriate is
been marked by such a degree of con­ the name. Being surrounded by a for­
McMinnville Grange. No. 31, P. of II., and lodging at $5.56* week. Best meal J W. Cook......................................... 68
el. He was brought here Thursday
meet in their hull the first and third Satur­
< of remarkable character and extent,
Braman Chuk.................................
13 evening and taken to Portland the vivialities that his stomach had of re- est
day of eacli month at 10 a. in. Visitors in the city far 25 cents.
««■nt years given hitn much trouble, and distinct in its general features from
cordially invited.
J. 'T J olly .
B.
F.
Hartman
.................................
64
next day. At last accounts he was do­
Among the good democratic news re-
M rs . M. E. K i . ns .
Master,
and for the purpose o' finding relief he any other in the country, made up
Secretary,
ceive«! yesterday was a dispacth saying J. O. Guild.......................................... 54 ing well, and will have the use of his
principally of live oaks and pines of
used small quantities of laudanum.
TO FILL VACANCY.
arm, with the exception of a stiff’ el­
that J. E. Fenton formely of tills coun­
Frederick Scliwatka was bom in Ga­ incalculable age. Paso Robles is eight
.148 bow,the joint being very badly mashed.
<'uster Post No. 9 meets the second and ty was elected prosecuting attorney at Henry Gee
fourth Saturday of each month at G. A. R.
lena, Ill., Sept. 29, 1849, and came with hours' ride from San Francisco over a
144
C. E. Lotix ..
ball in Wright's building at 7 :.U) n. m. All Spokane Falls on Tuesday.
his parents to Oregon in 1853, stopping very scenic route and the lienefit de­
.137
Ed
Tyler
.............
msmbers of the Order.are eordiallv iniiteil
'.Sheridan
Sun.
Nov.
3.1
We believe there was no damage
at
Astoria for a couple of years. From rived from baths here are pronounced
to attend onr meetings.
. 57
W. J. Sargeant and wife, of Bellevue,
done by Halloween pranks' in this A. J. Apperson.
Witatv K nowi . es ,
91 have returned from their visit to the Astoria they removed to Albany, where unrivaled by travelers ami tourists who
J
H
Stewart
.......
B E Ci.l’BiNK,
Post Commander.
city; but in some places reports say the
they remained until 1859, when they have visited all the noted mineral san­
Adjutant
.123 Sound country.
youngsters oversteppe«! the bounds of J. E. Durham
came to Salem. Here he attended the itariums on this continent.
C.
H.
Cook
....
54
propriety and damage was done.
A large fish 29J feet long was strand­ Willamette university and learned tlie
The Southern Pacific Co. are selling
Local and General
... 66
D. W. McCall
ed on the beach about t wo miles above printer’s trade, being employed in tlie excursion tickets from principal points
Tlie presentation of “Dearer than
There were a few votes cast for each
offices of tlie Statesman and
in Oregon to Los Angeles and return
For sale or trade. Your accounts for Life,” by the Rebekah degree lodge candidate for councilman without des­ Woods, last week.
cash at O. O. Hotlson’s. Call at once. last Wednesday evening, is pronounced ignating whether for full term or va­ W. F.. Catterliu, of Salein has bought Farmer. In 1866 or ’67 he received an for $MKI, good for ninety days, with priv­
a great success by ail who liad tlie cancies, but not enough to change the a ranch on the Nestucca and will go appointment to West Point and after ilege to stop over. For further infor­
Independence lias levied a six mill
good fottune to lie in attendance.
graduating at tlie U. S. military acade­ mation consult any agent of the S. P.
result, so are not included in the above. into the stock business.
tax on $315,000 valuation tn gravel the
my in 1871 was appointed second lieu­ Co.
One
room
is
already
occupied
in
the
There
are
said
to
I«
’
about
25
«'hairs
streets.
Election Pleasantries.
tenant in the 3d cavalry and serve«l on
B street school and about the first of
within
a
radius
of
twenty-five
miles
Astonishing, Fact.--Suspected by Com­
Judge L. Ixiughary arrived in the
Decemlier one or two more will lie oc-
from Sheridan, upon which Gen. Sheri­ garrison and frontier duty until 1877.
paratively Few.
city Monday evening. He looks hale
Yesterday
morning
the
people
who
WALLACE <t’ WALKER would rather have the Choice
cupied. Prof. Buchanan, now at
dan used to sit when in Yamhill county. He also studied medicine and law, and
and hearty.
had
occasion
to
visit
the
postofflee
were
Groceries now decorating their shelves, in the cupboards of
was
admitted
ts
the
bar
in
Nebraska
in
Amity, will lie one of the teachers.
Tilings
that
emliody
tlie
most
truth
Mr.
T
J.
Lucy,
of
Woods,
Or.,
was
greeted by the following signs painted
The clerk issued license to wed on
the good housewives of this city than when1 they are. .
We are pleased to state that Mrs. S. in legible letters and pasted to the win­ in town Saturday, anil suggested the 1875, and received his medical degree are frequently amony the last to be
the 7th inst to Gottlied Wolgsniitli and
realized. Incredible as it may seem
A. M. Blackford, who has lieen stop­ dows,
scheme of a telephone line from Mc­ at Bellevue hospital medical college one in four has a weak or diseased
Paulina Adolf.
ping at the Hotel Yamhill, under Dr.
Minnville via Sheridan, Willamina, New York, in 1876. On hearing tlie heart, the early symptoms of which
“I have tiled on this claim.
The Kickapoo Medicine company are Turney’s treatment is gaining quite
Grande
llonde, Dolph, to Woods on story of Capt. Thos. F. Barry, who, are, short breath, oppression, faint and
“J. C. C urtis ,
at Independence removing shekels, rapidly; was out shopping last Monday
Big
Nestucca.
He thinks sueh a line while on a whaling expedition in Re­ hungry spells, fluttering,pain in left
“Late of C. S. A.”
side smotlieriug, swollen ankle, dropsy
tapeworms, etc., from tlie people.
for the first time in two years.
would be patronized by business men pulse bay in 1871-’3, was visited by the wind in stomach, etc. Levi Logan.,
"No trespassing on” these premises.
Mr S. H. Garnion and wife who Twentyeight states in the Union
along the line, and would lie a great Esquimaux who describ«*«l strangers Buchanan, Mich., suffered from heart
That is now contained in their store and intend to do it if
W. G alloway ,
have lived in Happy vally for a year voted by tlie Australian ballot system
convenience to the large crowds of that had traveled through the region disease thirty years. Two bottles of
good quality and low prices will do it. Their shelves are
“of Grover Investigating Com.”
or two left Tuesday for their former Tuesday. Fifteen of these never voted
campers who throng the beach through several years before, and who had bur­ Dr. Miles’ lieart Cure cured him.
loaded with all the choicest luxuries in the grocery line as
The
effects
of
your
new
Heart
Cure,
ied
papers
in
a
cavern,
where
silver
“Eviction Notice—J. C. Cooper, you the summer and fall months. We be­
home in Missouri.
well as the necessities.........................................................
that way before, which is an indication
is
wonderful.
”
—
Mrs
Eva
Dresser,
Mc
­
Miss Lizzie Handley was called to that it is meeting with public favor. are hereby notified that grading will lieve a line to Sheridan would pay con­ spoons auil other relics had been found, Gregor, Iowa. This favorite remedy is
the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Robison, The law in each state is not exactly begin at once on the Nestucca wagon necting with McMinnville. The dis­ Lieut. Scbwatka determined to search sold by Rogers Bros, on a guarantee.
S pud M urphy ."
tance to Woods is only about 45 miles, for traces of Sir John Franklin’s party, Get the Doctor.’» book, ‘New and
who is very ill at her home near North alike, but it is only a matter of time road.
Startling Facts," free.
“This claim lias lieen filetl on by
and the road is well settle«l most of the a fid obtaining leave of absence fitted
Yamhill, on Monday.
when a unifroni system will be adopted.
out an expedition. On June 19, 1878,
“
J.
W.
B
aker
,
way.
This
scheme
is
worthy
of
the
at
­
Heal Estate.
John W. Hobbs ami family returned
The farmers are making tlie pro-luce
lie sailed in the “Eothen” for King
“X County Recorder.”
tention of tho telephone company.
from an extended visit in the east. market oft'. H. Cook headquarters for
Larger in quantity than is carried by any house in the
William’s land. Tlie party returned
A C Churchill and wife to C M John­
They are pleased to be back blit have the display of fine prixiuee. He now Seventy-five Convnlsions--A*Tlirilling; Ex­
city is displayed and your attention is called to the fact
oil
Sept.
22,
1880,
having
discovered
son,
216
acres,
sec
22-27,
t
2
s,
r
4
w;
Dayton Herald Nov. 4
enjoyed their trip hugely.
has the Coulter pumpkin, which tips
perience
that we are the sole agents for the latest improvements.
and buried many of tlie skeletons of Sir $165.
Martin Miller Jr., is home from ( all-
Thev are the best that can be obtained.
Those jolly hunter boys mentioned the scales at 151 pounds, Doris Hutch­
John Franklin’s party, and removed C M Johnson and wife to C E Ladd,
last were off yesterday morning early. ins brought in a radish which weighed There is no one but at some )>erio<l iu fornia.
much of tlie mystery of its fate. Lieut. 261 acres, t 2 h , r 4 w; $7000.
in life has an experience that stands
Mrs. J. S. Richards, who lias lieen Scliwatka found the grave of Lieut.
The amount of ammunition carried nine pounds ami twelve potatoes that out prominently lieyond all others.
A M Peery and wife to John Glenn,
weighetl twenty pounds. < 'barley is Such is t he case of John 1 J. Collins, of ill for several weeks, is again able to be John Irving, third officer of the “Ter­
would ballast a good sized schooner.
17 acres, t 5 s, r 3 w; $250.
anxious
to
get
in
all
tlie
fine
vegelnbles
Romeo, Midi., who says: “ From Sep- around.
ror,” and, in addition to many interest­ M Fisk and wife to Geo W James, 61
Your attention is called to the adver­
tenilier to January, before using Ner­
tise ment of L. Bettman in another col­ he can, as he wants to make a display vine, I had at least seventy-five con­ Ijcroy Lewis, who went to St. Louis, ing relics, a paper which was a copy of acres, el lot 16, Fisk subdiv to Lafay­
umn. Mr. B. wishes to retire from of them for Thanksgiving.
vulsions. After three months’ use I Mo., several week since to attend den­ tlie Crozier record that was found in ette; $550.
A boy selling peanuts hail no meas­ have no attack.” Dr. Miles’ Restora­ tal college has lieen seriously ill since 1859 by Lieut. Wm. R. Hobson, of Sir Amelia E Kinslow and husband to
business and will offer you bargains.
tive Nervine also cures nervous pros­
Ward Wisecarver and Frank Weed ure. He sold eight for cent, but inquir­ tration, headache, jioor memory, diz­ his arrival in that city. He was some laxipold McClintock’» expedition, and J M Breck, 44 acres, t 3 s, r 2 w; $1.
>4
ers
thought
them
dear
and
«lid
not
buy.
which contain««! two records, the latter W L Warren, sheriff, to P E Sears,
are among the Yamhill students at-
ziness, sleeplessness, neuralgia, etc., better when last heard from.
Later
he
said,
“
I
give
for
a
cent
as
under
date
of
April
25,
1848,
stating
tlie
W. H. Stewart, who lias been here
and builds up the liody. Mrs. J. II.
314 acres, 15 s, r 6 w; $2000.
temling i’ortlaml husineas colleg«’, the
Otto Van Ostrunis and wife to the
former started in on a full two years many as you can take up in your Miller, of Valparaiso, Ind., and J. R. several weeks assisting in settling up death of Sir John Franklin on June 7,
hand,” and this apparently more lib­ Taylor, of Logansport, Ind., each his father-in-law's affairs, Dan Smith, 1847. Tills expedition was also mark­ Sheridan Flouring Mill Co, lot 6, blk 2, I
course.
eral offer built up a lively trade. Tlie gained 20 pounds of fl«>sh by taking it.
Tlie taxable property of Marion eoun boy hail discovered that taking one per­ Sold by Rogers Bros, on a guarantee} deceased, was arrestetl the first of tlie ed by tlie longest sledge journey on Sheridan; $50.
week by an officer from Portland for record—3,251 miles, during which a
PA Bates and wife to LG Suiter«
fy this year is $9,973,116; an increase son with another tlie average handful Get the Doctor's book free.
DEALER IN
forgery in that city. He was taken to brancli of Baek’s river was discovered 95.80 acres, t 2-3 s, r 3 w; $5748.
over last of aliout $3-5,060. The increase was less than eight. A good illustra­
Tlie Oregon Pacific Case.
which
Lieut.
Scliwatka
named
for
Portland
in
charge
of
the
officer.
Mr.
R A Yocum and wife to A T Yoeunii
in imlebtedness was over half a million
tion of tlie ways of the world.
President Hayes. Afterward lie ex­ 1-7 int in 320 acres of Hie Tlios Yocum
dollars.
The time having expired for the filial Stewart was formerly a clerk iu Apjier-
plored the course of the Yukon river, d 1 c; $600.
Green Arnold, of LaGrande, well
Dandruff is due to an enfeebled state known as one of the earliest pioneers of payment of the $1,600,000 as the pur­ ■in’s store.'
and rejoined liis regiment in July, 1884
S M Ross and wife to E E (lonelier,
chase
price
the
Oregon
Pacific
railroad,
of tlie skin. Hall’s Hair Renewer Eastern Oregon, is one of Pendleton’s
In August of that year he resigned the 11 acres, 15 s, r 5 w; $500.
|Newlierg Graphic Nov.4 |
•juickens the nutritive functions of tlie visitors today. Mr. Arnold was here Judge Fullerton convened court to-day,
War is still on regarding the road lie- commission of first lieutenant, third
S M Ross and wife to J F Galbreath,
skin, healing and preventing the for­ when Mt Hood was almost a hole in and after hearing the arguments ordered
cavalry, to which lie had Iw’en appoint- 10 acres, t 5 s, r 5 w; $300.
tween
the
Lafe
hall
and
Hess
places
a new sale. The parties were given un­
mation of dandruff.
the grouml, and raised th«’ first grain
and tli«‘ matter will probably not be ed in March, 1879. He commanded
GH Dawes and wife to J R Evans,
On F’riday evening of this week, at in Wasco county, Umatilla and Union til Nov.lTth to prepare the formal order settled before next term of court.
tlie New York 7’h/i«v: exploring expedi­ lot in Sheridan; $650.
of
sale,
and
it
was
also
ordered
that
the
the Baptist church, Rev. McKillop counties, tnen embraced in Wasco
tion in 1886. During later years lie S M Ross and wife to G S Wright, 1
will deliver a lecture for the Young county, which extended from the Cas­ former purchasers have the privilege of A big kiln has been put up at the made two tours of exploration through 10 acres, 15 s, r 5 w; $230.
pressed
brick
works
this
week,
the
completing
the
former
sale,
if
done
Peoph>s society on “Christ in Prophe­ cades to Salt Lake. He was a grand
Mexico and at tlie time of his deatli JS Hibbs to JF Hibbs, 178 acres, t 1
within 30 days. According to this or­ walls of which contain tiO.OOO brick.
sy.” All are cordially invited.
was
juror at tlie first term of court, held at
contemplating exploring Mt.Hood. 4 s, r4 w; $1000.
der the road will be again advertised The Welch boys and another fellow
M. B. Hendricks,wiio runs tlie ware­ tlie Dall«^ in 1855, and judge at the
Lieut. Scliwatka was an entertaining Sarah C Garrish to James A Garrish,
for sale on Nov.IS, and unless the re­ (three men), laid them in tlie wall in
house at Wheatland, lias receiveil first election, held tin’ same year.
writerand had written and published 120 acres, t 2 s, r 4 w; $«>0.
mainder of the $1,000,000 is paid within five days. Another kiln of brick is lie-
80,000 bushels of wheat this season. There were thirty-five votes )iolled.—
all of liis explorations. He was an hon­ ER Harrison ami wife to R S Con- (
30 days from the date of this order of ing burned this week.
This is quite a shipping point for pro­ Eaxt Oregonian.
orary niemlier of the greatest geo­
the court the new sale will made, which
Although everliody thought the grain graphical societies of tlie world and ner, J int in 13! acres, t 5 s, r5 w; $1.
duce from tlie surrounding country.
C'onshterR it Good »Judgment.
P & W V R Co to P & Y R Co, rail­
gives Mr. Job thirty days to redeem the crop would lie far short of the usual
had received from many of them med­ road and rollingstock; $10,000.
On Tuesday' evening, Nov. 15, 1892, I 1
property by completing the payment. yield this year, George Christenson
als. He was the author of several
at 7:30, Mrs. J. <'. MeClerken.of Evans­ The Rural Northwest speaking of the
S H Garman ami wife to R F Kirk­
informs us that lie has received at the
>
ville, Ind., secretary of the Woman’s choice of a state flower says: “Tlie dec­ BEYERS’ AND BUSINESS DIRECTOR. warehouse 40,090 bushels of wheat, 8000 books of travel, among them lieing patrick, 5 acres, t 4 s, r 5 w; $250.
“Along Alaska’s Great River,” “Nini- John B David and wife to E R Haw­
board of Foreign Missions of the ('. P. orations of the Baptist church at New­
For sale or trade. Your accounts for of
' oats and 2000 of barley,making .50,000 nxl in tlie North,” and “The Children orth, lots 7 and 8, blk 15, Central add
church, will deliver an address at the berg, in which the late meeting of the
bushels
in all. Not a bad showing for of the Cold.”
cash
at
O.
O.
Ho«lson
’
s.
t'all
at
ones.
1
Oregon
State
Horticultural
society
was
C. P. church.
to Newlierg; $270.
an
off
year
.
Lieutenant Sehwatka was tlie son of S E Vanosse to A P Oliver, 120 acres,
For Sale—A stock ranch of 160 acres, '
Doctors may differ in opinion as to held, deserve special mention. The
g<sid house and barn, situated 10 miles Chas. Renne, who owns a part of the
the cause of that feeling of languor ami floral designs were handsome and northwest of McMinnville. For fur­ Janies Holston place east ot town, rais­ F. G. Scliwatka, who died at Salem on 13 s, r 2 w; $150.
January 12, 1887. Mr. Sehwatka, the .fames Dancerand wife to Isaac Lam­
fatigue so prevalent in the spring; but well carrie«! out, but by a happy ther particulars enquire at this office.
ed corn this season to fatten his hogs senior, was a cooper by trade and fol­ bright, 360 acres, t 4 s, r 6 w; $1571.
all agree as to what is the best remedy thought, finely executed, the promi­ Tlie butcher »hop of Booth <fc Hibbs and
.
furnish feetl for several other head lowed this vocation during his residence
J Matty anil wife to Martin Burlin­
for it, namely, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla; it nent of the decorations was fourni in is at all times supplied witli the liest of
of stock. He says lie finds it is a very here. He was preceded to tlie grave by game, lots 1, 2 and 11, Lafayette; $180.
the
use
of
the
foliage
of
Oregon
’
s
state
meats.
Game
and
fish
in
season,
rec-
'
makes tne weak strong, and effectually
profitable feed to raise, even in Gregos, three years by his wife, the mother of Win Ball and wife to M Burlingame,
flower, the Oregon grape. Tlie unsur­ olleet.
removes that tired feeling.
will plant a much larger crop next the lieutenant and also of Mrs. T. H I lot 5 and part of lot 6, Lafayette; $425.
passed beauty of this plant and its pe­ Rhodes & Rhodes buy county war- and
'
As a tree flourishes in proportion to
year.
culiar adaption to decorative use was rents.
Reynolds, of Portland, and Mrs. J. D.
Good Looks.
the richness of the soil, so the human
brought out in a most effective way. It
Jerdan, of this city. Ned Sehwatka, :
('.
Grissen
lias
received
another
ship
­
body thrives in accordance with the
There is more catarrh in this aection of
Good
looks
are more tlian skill deep,
is safe to say that all who attendeil tlie ment of organs, price $45.00 cash. This tlie country than all other diseases put to of Yreka, Cal., is an uncle of tlie ex-
You will find a Complete line of
quality of its blood. Hence the neces­
depending upon a healthy condition
Newberg meeting were convinced of is is a bran new organ warranted for gether, and until the last few years was plorer and Ous Sehwatka, of San Fran­ of
all
the
vital
organs.
If
the
liver
be
sity of keeping the vital fluid rich and
supposed to be incurable For a great cisco is a brother. His wife is at Rock
tlie good judgement shown liy the state six years.
inactive you have a bilious look, if
many years doctors pronounced it a local
pure with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, tlie liest
Any kind of weotl in any quantity cisease. and prescribed local remedies, and Island, Ill.
society in selecting tlie Oregon grape as
your stomach lx> disordered you have a
blood medicine y6u can find.
can
be
purchased
of
Kay
&.T«xld.
by constantly failing to cure with local! At the time of liis deatli the lieuten­ dyspeptic look, and if your kidneys lie
the state flower.
treatment,
pronunced
it
incurable.
Sci
­
affected you have a pinched look.’ Se­
Another of those popular concerts by
Booth «t Hibbs will pay 7 cents cash
has proven catarrh to be a constitu­ ant bad under way a project for the ex­
It. JACOBSON’S
good health and you will have
for dressed pork, and will sell beef by ence
Mrs. Evenden and her pupils will lie
tional disease ami therefore requires con­ ploration of Mt. Hood, witli a view to cure
good looks. Electric Bitters is the great
the quarter at 41 cents.
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
given Tuesday evening, Nov. 11th, at
Great Ilona Fide Sale.
manufacture«! by F. J Cheney & Co .To­ having it made a national park. He alterative and acts directly on these vi­
For Sale—Twenty acrces of fine land, ledo.
the Opera house; admission 50 and 25
Ohio, is the' only constitutional cure expected at an early day to deliver a tal organs. Cures pimples, blotches,
A
discount
of
15
per
cent!
on
ail
goods
suitable
for
fruit,
within
one-half
mile
on the market It is taken internally in
boils and gives a good complexion. Sold
cents. Tickets for resrved seats on sale
of tlie college. Price $150 per acre. No doses from 10 drops to a te&spoonful. it lecture in Salem, taking for liis subject at Rogers Bros, drugstore, 50c per
commencing
on
the
3d
day
of
Nov.,
at Rogers Bros, drug store. Prof. H.
money
wanteil
down.
Empiire
at
this
acts
directly
on
the
bloo«l
and
mucous
sur
­
his
travels
in
the
Northland.
—
Salem
bottle.
4
Bettman will render an instrumental 1892, anti continue for 60 days only. office.
faces of the system. They offer one hun­ Statesman
REMEMBER OUR BLENDED IXIFFEE IS THE VERY BEST
Our
reasons:
No.
1.
Late
fall
and
over
­
dred
dollars
for
any
case
’
it
fails
to
cure.
The state board of trustees of tlie asy­
solo at the concert.
When
your
$200
watch
needs
repair
­
Send
for
circulars
and
testimonials.
Ad
­
stocked. No. 2. Obliged to raise money.
Vronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.
lum received a letter from some eastern Highest market price paid for produce, either in cash
F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, O.
On Tuesday S. M. Ross swore out a No. 3. Intend to make alteration in ing take it to D. A. Smith. All kinds dress.
dSTsohl by Druggists, 75c
I
asylum,
asking th«’ state to forwad suf-
warrant for the arrest of Samuel J. Da­ our store. No. 4. Expect to make a of jewelry repaired.
Fron?. a letter written bv Mrs. Ada E.
or merchandise.
S. Howorth & Co. at the McMinn­
Hurd, of Groton, S. D., we quote: : ticent funds to pay the expense of re-
vis, the complaint being assault with change in business. All goods marked
Notice to the Public.
ville
pharmacy
are
closing
out
their!
“
Was
taken
with
a
bad
cold,
which
!
turning
Francis
Coleman,
who
was
re-
intent to commit rape on a daughter of in plain figures. Our 15 per «?ent. dis­ stock of paints and oils at cost. Call i
Goods delivered promptly to any part of the city free.
settled on my lungs, cough set in, and
We, the undersigned barbers of Me- finally terminated in consumption. leased from tlie asylum here a year er
Mr. Ross. Tlie parties live about four count is fully equal to a 25 per cent, and investigate.
Orders given the driver will receive
I so ago. The board answered that tlie
miles southwest of town. The exami­ discount offered by other houses. We
Four doctors gave me up, saying I j state had enough to do now to take
Rhodes & Rhodes have money to Minnville, Or., by mutual agreement, could
prompt attention.
live but a short time. 1 gave [ care of those confined in th«1 asylum,
have decided to clos«' our places of bus­
nation will lie held before Justice have always claimed .to sell cheaper loan on improved farm property.
myself
up
to
my
Saviour,
determined
without
going
to
tlie
trouble
ami
ex-
iness on Sunday, to take effect on and
Ithoilcs today at 10 o’clock.
than any other firm in Yambill coun­ All parties knowing themselves in­
that if 1 could not stay witli my friends | pens«’ of reaching out after more.
Following is the report of School dis­ ty. Fully 10 per cent. Tlie public debted to S. Howortli A Co. will please after Nov. 6th.
on earth, I would meet my alisent ones
J.
A.
C
ampbell
,
above. My husband was advised to
trict No. 36, for month ending Nov. 4, should take advantage of this great call and settle.
get Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­
C has . F leming ,
When you want priees on lumlier get i
1802. No. of boys enrolled, 12. No. of opportunity to secure bargains, and
sumption, coughs and colds. I gave it
H. H. W elch .
girls enrolled 17. Total No. enrolled, come early, while our stock is complete. them of A. S. Briggs as he will save j
a trial, took in all eight Kittles; it has When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
you money. Any quantity and quality,
29. Average daily attendance, 20; fol­ We make the bold assertion and claim j bffice
cured me, and thank God, I am now a When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pill».
with Jas. Fletcher.
well and hearty woman.” Trial l»t- When she became Miss, she cluDg to Castoria.
lowing are the names of those who to carry the largest and most complete
For rent.—Au unfurnished room,
Act on a new principle—regulating tles free Rogers Bros. Drugstore.
were neither alisent nor tardy during stock of clothing, lsiots and shoes, dry suitable
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
for one or two lady students, tlie liver, stomach and liowels through
tlie month: Charles Casey, Eddie goods and ladies’ wraps, outside of who want to lioard themselves. In­ the nerves. A new discovery. Dr.
Probate.
Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness,
quire at this office.
< 'asey, Willie Lambright, John Thomp­ Portland.
bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa­
son.
B lanche M iller , Teacher.
Estate of H. G. Burns, insane; final
Iliiixles & Rhodes are sole agents for tion.
p. S.—All those knowing themselves
Unequaled for men, women, and
the sale of lots in Willis addition.
Report of Pleasant Hill School, dis­ indebted will please call and settle.
Your attention is called to our Magnificent Stock of
children. Smallest, mildest, surest! 50 account allowed and guardian dis­
School IxKiks and stationery at C. doses, 25 cents. Samples free at Rogers charged.
trict No. 43, for the month of October.
R. J acobson .
Bros.
! Grissen’s.
Estate of H. G. Burns, deceased; H.
No. pupils enrolled are as follows: boys
Strength and Health.
E. SANDERS, PROPRIETOR.
C. Burns appointed administrator; liond
20, girls 17. total 37; average daily at­
G. S. Wright, dentist, McMinnville,:
Notice.
If you are not feelling strong and I Oregon.
First
Class
in Every Particular. Free sam­
fixed
at
$6500,
tendance 29. Those present every day healthy, try Electric Bitters. If“La
ple Room for Commercial Men Farmers
All persons are hereby notified that
If you want your property insuretl in
are Alic**, Lena, Stella and Elbert Mc­ Grippe” has left you weak and weary,
can
get
the
l>est dinner in town for twenty-
lliicklen’s Arnica Salve.
five cents. Formerly the Cook house.
Call, Vina and Dora Miller, Lottie and use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts a standard company, Rhodes A'RliiMles that the co-partnership heretofore exist­
Of the Latest Styles and Best Quality at Lower Prices
Tlie Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
ing between J. F. Derby and F. M.
Johnnie Draper, Andrew and Earl Lo­ directly on Liver, Stomach and Kid­ will be pleased to write you.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
neys, gently aiding those organs to per­ Remember, tlie best best sewing ma­
Boyer, lias tills day l*en dissolved l>y
han and Willie Funk. Roil of Honor: form their functions. If you are af­
than ever offered in this market
chine in th world is the Wheeler A Wil­ mutual consent. J. F. Derby will con­ Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappetl Hands,
|jH>nard Hopfleid, Ward Lobau, Thos. flicted with Sick Headache, you will son
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup­
No. 9, C. Grissen, agent.
We Deal on the Square.
tinue the business, «■oik'ct all accounts tions. and positively cures I’ilix or no At the following ra(«’s : 2 to 3 feet. 4 cents
Brower, Willie Funk, Bessie and Eva find speedy and permanent relief by
Call on Illuxles A Rhodes for bargains due the firm and pay all accounts ow­ pay required. It is guaranteed to give each
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
; 3 to 4 feet 5 cents, 4 to G feet. 7 cents,
Brower, Alice and Stella McCall, Katie convince
you that this is the remedy in real estate. They will show you
perfect satisfaction, or money refund­ and other
trees in proportion. Call on or
J. F. D erby ,
and Ellen Kirk, Maudie and Lottie you need. Large bottles only 50c. at property and give prices with the best ing by the firm.
ed. Pri«?e 25 cents per box. ' For sale address
L. R. GREEN.
Nov. 9,1892.
F. M. B oyer .
by Rogers Bros.
Rrogere Bros, drug store.
6
terms.
Draper.
F. D- V incent , Teacher.
Lincoln. Polk Co., Or
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER
There are various schemes concocted bv
dealers to induce you to trade with them;
the following is a popular one: To adver­
tise an article and sell it to you at cost, hut
bear in mind this fact, this same dealer must
make his profit on some future purchase, by
you or some one else, to be able to stay in
bnsiness. And the profit may be a large one,
for the purchase may be some article you are
not familiar with.
We make one price to all, give you
good, honest weight, guarantee the quality
of our drugs; our accuracy is assured; prices
the lowest.
ROGERS BROS. PHARMACY
frange, but True
They Want to Sell Everything
A Special Line of Lamps
WALLACE & WALKER.
() (). HODSON,
HARDWARE.
CUTLERY,
STOVES AND
TINWARE
House Furnishing Goods.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS,
Gas and Steam Fittings, Paints. Etc.
Sash, Doors and Dlinds
Galvanized Iron, Tin and Metdl Work
of Every Description.
O. O. HODSON.
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.
Opposition Boot and Shoe Store
BOOTS & SHOES!
Prune Trees For Sale,
L DIELSCHIEIDER.