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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1893)
HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KAY & TODDS JI I will make the purchaser a• ofn ?™ ? ! h a With every suit of Clothes bought at our store for Cash we moreover we we guarantee our entire sto to be worth at least 10 per cent of the price of the suit; ; moreover e u in plain figures and at prices much less than the same quality of * goods can be bought for a 7 es of of Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Shoe d Funk the county. We Carry Only Men’s Goods, and our lines We the only Class Merchant we have nave me y First KAy & rpgpjJI ishing Goods are by far the largest to be found south of Portland. Tailor shop in the county and make desirable alterations on suits free of charge f THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER. ANOTHER REASON. Another excellent argument is found for abolishing the senate executive ses sions. Ex-Senator [Ingalls in a recent letter declared that the most eloquent speech ever made by Roscoe Conkling was delivered during an executive ses sion, and hence never given to the world. Conkling left no very great ora torical mark upon tiie regular records of the senate, and it is almost sad that all these years should have elapsed without the country knowing of this brilliant effort which caused all his fel low senators to listen as if ill a spell to his mighty eloquence and convincing logic. During file last few years the nation lias not been edified witli many vigorous orations in tiie senate that have caused the whole people, as it were, to stamp them as remarkably eloquent and irresistibly forcible. If then the senate is hiding its light un der a bushel, and if the empty benches of tiie gallery are the only auditors aside from tile dignified senators, let the bushel be raised, the doors opened, and the lloodgates of eloquence lifted to satisfy the thirst of tiie people for at least an occasional burst of real oratory. This is a practical age, but still there is nothing more fascinating than a speech which ¡«eloquent, full of tire and logic, iuspiring in its force, delivered in good voice and gesture, aud compelling the attention even of enemies— Telegram. GOING EAST. J P Johnson and wife to H t) Han son, 13 acres, pt Jas Morris d l’c, t 3 s, r 2 w; $950. J Hanson aud Ella Hanson to H f) Hanson, 3.95 acres, t 3s, r 2 w; $300. J P Johnson and wife to J Hanson, 5 acres, near Amity; $300. H Brown and wife to B M R Robison, lots in Dayton; $700. Lavina Watt et al to John E Warner, 3 acres near Amity; $275. L M Haworth and wife to Henry Aston, lot Hand nJ of lots, blk 9, New berg; $700. B C Agee and wife to Junies Agee, 10 acres, 15 s, r 5 w; $1. A B Cooper and wife to J C Kirk, 45.69 acres, pt Juke McKern d 1 c; $3,500. J C Kirk aud wife to A B Cooper, lot 3, blk 15, Newberg; $200. () & C R R to M W Potter, 40 acres, sea 4, t 5 s, r 6 w; $100. O & C R R to Chas Nash, 40 acres, sec 11,15 s, r 6 w; $80. United States to Chas Nash, 160 acres, see 10, t 5 s, r 7 w; patent. Mary L Hess to J F Bowman, 1J acres, pt Wm T Wallace d 1 c, t 3 s, r 2 w; $105. ABOUT L L Votaw and wife to laa Mills, lot 4, Little Homes, near Newberg, $200. H Edgar Poppleton and wife to A C ÍÍ Martin, lots 1, 2, blk 43, Lafayette; $187.50. H Hurley and wife to Jas Hamnett, i 13 acres near Newberg; $600. "Chattanooga” is a power A E Keas aud wife to Mary A Bryan lot iu Willamina; $30. ful and fascinating romantic E M Fernbow et ill to John Heard, story of the Civil War now lot in Willamina: $60. • Florence M Younger to W Munck, running in serial form in this lots 2, 3, blk 38, Lafayette; $600. paper. Mabel Dear to D W Dunbar, lot 4, blk 7, Newberg; $300. TURN TO IT AT ONCE 8 A Deskills et al to Wm Bond, blk 11 anil 12, Newberg; $723. /"rzMrr r/ mez ‘J3BX3£>/ tz-arane n United States to Lichentliater, 79,58 acres, sec 22, 14 s, r 4 w; patent. I I Union Lodge to J W Joues. 246, Ma sonic cemetery ; $11. I J F Williamson to J M Kelty, lots 4, I 5, 6, blk 23, Lafayette; $1200. J. B. ROHR, To say that tbe travel across tbe con House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter HARDING & HEATH, Publishers. tinent is light would express the fact The Only Sign Writer in the County. but faintly. The saute number of SUBSCRIPTION RATES. coaches are seen as wheu the travel Is Homes fitted up in tiie Neatest and Most Ja« Copy. per year. Inadvaace.............. $1 IX) Artistic Style. heavy. While writing this the occu rise Copy, eix moathaia advance............. '*0 pants of the first class coach consisted Designs furnished for Decorations. - 1 ■ 7 —i, ■ -.................... —--------- of three womeu and four men. The Remember Paper Hanging and Inside Fur Entered at the postoffice at McMinnville Fair travel has not yet commenced nishing a Specialty. Oregon, as second-class matter. and the transcontinental roads do not Work taken by Contract or by the Day. Ex perienced men employed. look for the rusli to commence before K esoi . utions of C ondolence aki » all O bit - the first of June. A trip across the uary Poetry will be charged for at regular Third Street, McMinnville. Oregon. advertising rates. country at this season of tiie year is * * * ii very uuintercsting and if it were not S ample C opies O f T he TM/KPH on 'E-R egis - tf . k will be mailed to any person in the for the people there would lie little United States or Europe, who desires one, —VIA— amusement. Each train contains all free of charge. kinds of people and some are fools L. P. Fisher, Newspaper adverlisiing enough to create amusement for the agent, 21 Merchants’ Exchange, San Francisco, is our authorized agent. This otliers. John Maddock and family, of paper is kept on file in his office. Express Tyains Leave Portland Daily. Goldendale, formerly of McMinnville, LEAVE I ARRIVE. are on the train on their way east, All iubtcriberi who do not receive their Portland .. 7.00 p m SanFrancisco 8.15am paper regularly will confer a favor by im San Fran... 7:00 p ml Portland.. 7.35 am and will be present at the graduat mediately reporting the tame to thin office Above trains stop only at following sta ing exercises of the Jefferson college at tions north of Roseburg: East Portland, Philadelphia. His brother Louis Mad Oregon Citv, AVoodburm, Salem, Albany Thursday, May 4, 1893. dock, will graduate and after a sight of Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Jun ction city, Irving, Eugene the World’s fair will go to San An Roseburg Mail Dally. At that certain meeting held at the tonio, Texas, and practice hi« profes LEAVE. I ARRIVE. (■range hall last Saturday some one sion. Portlaud . . 8:05 a m, Roseburg... 5:40 p in Roseburg. . 6:20 a in | Portland ... 4:00 p m asked how it happened Hint tiie |ier While the farmers of Oregon are dis Albany Local, Daily, Except Sunday. diem of the commissioner« was raised couraged at the late rains, they should LEAVE. I ARRIVE. from tinea to four dollars. No one brace up us their lot Is a good one com Portland 5: p m Albany......... 9: pm could tell. Not even Commissioner Albany......... 5: am Portland 8:55a m pared with the farmer of eastern Wash Henderson, who was in Salem about ington. Piles of tin cans in the rear of Pullman Buffet Sleepers, the time tiie law was enacted, knew every farm house tell the tale. Potted Tourist Sleeping Cars, anything of itr Perhaps tiie grangers luxuries from Oregon come high and For accommodation of second class passen would not object to the raise if they tbe scanty crop of tli« coming year will gers attached to express trains. were getting four dollar men. no doubt be -spent for edibles from Ore WEST SIDE DIVISION A GREAT INVENTION REPORTED. gon. Tiie cadaverous, sunburned farm Between Portland and Corvallis. Mail Train Daily, except Sunday. er of Eastern Washington has state On the local page is n notice calling a Tiie reported Invention of u success pride in quantity and while reading a ARRIVE LEAVE public meeting for Wednesday even Portland ... 7:30 a m McMinn'.. .10:10 a n> ful carbonic acid gas engine belongs to label on a tin fruit can, will say with Corvallis . .12:10 p m McMinn ’ . . 10:10 a m ing, May loth, at tiie city hall. The the «lass of things jwliich are highly great earnestness that Washington Corvallis .. 12:55 p ill McMinn'.'. 2:56 p m object of the meeting is not definitely McMinn’... 2:56pm Portland . 5:30 p in important if true. beats Oregon in quantity and quality of stated, but it goes without saying that At Albany and Corvallis connect with The problem to which all inventive fruit. A mild state of insanity is the the good of the city will come in for a trains of Oregon Pacific. minds are apt to direct themselves in result of continued residence in the Express Train Daily, except Sunday. fair share of tiie attention of these pres our time is that of utilizing forces state and the people of Oregon should ARRIVE. I.BAVR. I _____ ent. There is great need of an awak Portland.. 4:40pm McMnn ... 7.25 pm which may lie had more cheaply than be content to let them vent it in adver ening among our business men on the McMinn'. .. 5:45 am|Portland... 8:20aiu by the burning of coal. There is in tising their state. Every new man in subject here suggested, mid it is lioped carbonic ncid a vast store of force easily Washington means just one more tiie city hall will be crowded next and cheaply produced. If it can be mouth to be filled, at a good price, by Wednesday evening. EAST AND SOUTH. utilized there will be a gain of incalcu For tickets and full information regard the Oregon farmer. lable advantage to the world, and many ing rates, maps, etc., call on the Company’s Professor Smith, the Canadian states All that I have seen so far in eastern agent at McMinnville. man, lias returned to Ills home in To inventors have made their heads ache Washington is country. Miles of it on E. P. ROGERS, R KOEHLER, Miles' Nerve and Liver Tills. Manager. Asst. G. F. & P Agt ronto, after a visit to Washington. He in attempts to devise | ractloable lneiins bojli sides of the railroad. Its value is lor its use. Act on a new principle — regulating lias acquired an immense estimate of about four cents per acre. Farm houses George H. Chapelle, of New York, are scattered and everything not tied the liver, stomach and bowels through President tirover Cleveland. He says SHERIFF’S SALE. the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. that Mr. Cleveland to a great extent thinks lie has solved tiie problem and down is scattered. You cannot find a Mile«' Pills speedily cure biliousness, WHEREAS the Circuit court of the state dominates both parties in the United that he will presently lie able to put in iwrson in tile whole eastern part of the bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa of Oregon, for Yamhill county, on the 1st States, and adds: “With tiie exception operation an engine under tiie enor state that will admit that lie has mov tion. Unequaled for men, women, and day of April, A. D. 1893, in that certain of IJneoln, I know of no man during mous pressure of 3,500 |>ouiids to tiie ed from Oregon. He is ashamed of the children. Smallest, mildest, surest! 50 suit therein pending wherein R.Livingstone doses, 25 cents. Samples free at Rogers square inch, the power costing so nearly was plaintin and Emil Pfafi, Henry Wein- my acquaintance with the United fact. In lucid intervals he will remark Bros. hard, Knapp, Burrell & Co. and The Mitch States who lias been such an inlliienee nothing as to lie almost out of consid that some time ago he visited a para ell A Lewis Company were defendants, I ’ ersi.ns desiring horse bills are re eration. rendered a decree in favor of the said plain upon politics in that country." dise in his drcams and was informed quested to call at tills office and look at tiff and against the said defendant Emil if Mr. Chapelle has really done any that It was the Willamette valley. It our stock of horse cuts. It is the hug Pfafi'for the recovery of the sum of $13,800.- thing of the kind he will be at liberty IT. S. Gold coin with interest thereon at 00 was not not a dream, but a reality. Tbe At the April term tile county court at once to take Iris place near th« head est in the county or on the west side, the rate of six per cent per annum from instructed the treasurer to apportion of tiie class of great benefactors, and a hard times, no markets, etc., are leav If you want samples of our cuts write April 1st, 1803, and for $400.00 attorneys fees, and $42.75 costs and disbursements tiie funds its received and call outstand situation as a millionaire is open to his ing their effects upon his brain. A and we will mail them to you. and tbe sum of $312.00 as taxes, and fore short residence in Oregon will cure ing warrants as fast as they could be acceptance. closing the mortgage executed by the said s him. Times arc duller than they are Emil Pfaff upon the hereinafter described paid. This was very well for the court s CITATION. J real premises to secure the payment of all Sign of the Big Boot. who, after all has been said, is anxious It is now understood that an extra in Oregon and no one but real estate said several sums of money, and ordering to see some of the present dobt paid, ordinary session of congress will be boomers and bank cashiers have In tiie County Court of Yamhill County, the sale of said real premises; and Where as it was found by said court and said de State of Oregon. but it was not according to law and called early in September for considera enough money to lly away from the cree that the defendant Henry Weinhard In tiie matter of the estate of H. G. therefore did not suit the state treas tion primarily of the tariff question. suckers from the effete east who have Burns, has a subsequent mortgage upon said real deceased, late of said Yamhill coun premises hereinafter described to secure urer. Tiie latter official somehow lias This determination on the part of supported them in luxury. ty. to him the payment of the sum of $4539.50 To Susan Carrol, David D. Burns, Nancy It seems to have rained as hard in the notion that laws are made to be the administration puts tiie ultra gold coin 'together with interest thereon Laney, Catherine Yoder. H. C. Burns, the obeyed, so he informed tiie county protection organs on their metal Washington as in Oregon but less farm children and heirs at law of Amanda l.ee, from April 1st,1893, at the rate of eight per cent per annum and the sum of $200.00 at treasurer that tiie state tax would have and again they cry that tiie country work has been done. No snow has deceased, the children and heirs at law of torneys fees and the sum of $101.00 taxes, Elizabeth Ogle, deceaaed. and to the un to be paid out of tiie first money re will be ruined. Not so. This time tiie been encountered up to date except a known heirs of said decedent, II. G. Burns, and which sums are wholly unpaid and the said defendant now has a "decree for the re little west of Missoula. Considerable said children and heirs at law of Amanda ceived, wbicli is now being done. tariff will be reformed by its friends. covery of the said sums from the said Lee and Elizabeth Ogie, deceased, lieing, defendant Emil Pfafi*; that the defendant That is the democratic party witli its stock has been killed by the hard win also, heirs at law of the decedent, H. G Knapp, Burrell & Co. has a judgment lien All organ of the jieople’s party says reform allies in other parties, who have ter, judging by the number dead along Burns, ami their names lieing unknown, upon said lands hereinafter described for Greeting: that if tiie volume of currency was been contending for twenty years for the track. Tbe range is very poor and the principal sum of $156.26 together with Whereas, II. C. Burns lias filed in the interest thereon from April 23d, 1891, at the doubled it would double tiie value of the abolishment of war tuxes, are now but few cattle have been seen. Bleak, aliove named < ount.v Court liis written pe TIZZSO-CTO-H rate of ten per cent per annum and the iu due form praying for an order of every mau’s farm. This is a stupid fal ill a position to help themselves and desolate, dreary, uninviting aud tough tion sum of $24.15 costs ana disbursements: and said Court empowering him as administra the defendants The Mitchell & Lewis Co. lacy. It would not double the value of give them what they voted for in 1890 are a few terms that can be used in giv tor of said estate ot H. G. Burns, deeeased, TZES-A-IHSTS have a judgment lien upon said lands sell all the real property of said estate every man’s farm, it would simply in and 1892. We are told, however, that ing a concise and graphic description of to hereinafter described for the principal sum hereinafter -lescrtlie-l to obtain funds witli crease the value of land, putting more the balance of trade is already heavily I the country. of $150.75 together with interest thereon which to satisfy tiie claims allowed against Leaving Portland, 8:45 A. M. In my next I will attempt to tell you from tiie 8th day of September 1891, at the said estate anil expenses ot administration "unearned increment" in the pockets against us and that any reduction of rate ten per cent per annum and the sum thereof, and whereas, said court lias by or “ “ 7:30 P. M. of manipulators and speculators, among the duty will cause a panic and put how to go to the World’s fair at a small der thereof appointed June 6, 1893, at ten of$24.85 costs and disbursements and the expenditure of ineney. I have been sum of $25.00 attorneys fees, which said o ’ clock a. in of said day as the time, ami whom there may lie a few legitimate gold to a premium. The 6,078,578 vot- liens of the said defendents Henry Wein court room of said court, in McMinn farmers, but we doubt it. With every «rs who voted for Cleveland and Weav keeping tab of all expenses and sam tiie hard. Knapp, Burrell <fc Co., and The ville, in Yamhill county, State of Oregon, increase of land value under “present er as against Harrison, think they pling the quality of dining car and as the place for hearing sai-l petition, and Mitchell <t lx?wis Company are subsequent to the lien of the plaintiff R. Livingstone, conditions" there is an extra load know what they want and now that lunch counter fare. Have tested the directing proper citation to issue. and that said court in and by said decree of Now, therefore, in tiie name of tiie state for the working farmers and working they are iu a majority of over 1,500,000 comfort of the Pullman palace car and of Oregon, you and eacli of you arc hereby foreclosure orderd the sale of all said real Hours tiie tourist sleeper; tasted the whisky Quicker to St. Paul, premises hereinafter described to obtain cite 1 and required to lie and appear at tiie t men to carry. Tims it is that men de they ought to have it. To deny them hinds with which to satisfy the said sums time and place above appointed for hear and water and I might just as well say lude themselves witli false doctrines is to nullify the constitution, and to of money due said plaintiff R. Livingstone, ing said petition anil then and there show Hours Quicker to Chicago, and that if after the payment of said sums in the name of reform and tiie |ieople. our republican brethren especially the I that it does' not matter much which cause, if any exists, why an order of sale of land should not lie granted as prayed Hours Quicker to Omaha and so due said plaintiff there should then be —Eaet Oregonian, uullitier lias no place in the United you drink, whisky or water, they are said for in said petition, to-wit: Lots five (5) any sum remaining from the proceeds of said sale the sum so remaining should be ee—aarj. J I"!____~ States. Well, he will not have; the 1 iioth thin. One tiling I notice, Oregon anil all of lot six (6) of block four (4) of the Kansas City. whisky is appreciated In this country the town of McMinnville, State of Oregon, applied on the said liens of said defendents Three eminent political exjierts dis- constitution will be obeyed; the major and we would advise everyone, prohi excepting 22 feet fronting on Fifth street, according to their priority and in the order ar-d. Tourist hereinabove stated; and Whereas there ami running back 33 feet, said part except F-ixllxxxaja. com vigorously in the April /hrwm ity will rule and we will have tariff re or not, to carry a bottle, as porters will was duly issued out of said court in said ed as aforesaid being in tiie southeast coi Sleep»», Free Heclln- from different points of view, the pres form. But not of the McKinly kind.fl do more for a drink than for a quarter. ner of said lot niiiulicre-l six. anil also lots irxg- Cixair Core, 33in.in.or suit upon and to enforce said decree of said five (5) and six (6) of block nine f9 i in said Circuit court on the Sth <lav of April, A. D ent crisis in national affairs and tiie po Care. Tiie World’s fair was formally open We failed to take a liottle and the port- city, or town of McMinnville, anil also lots 1893, a writ of execution under the seal’ of sition and prosjiects of the two great ' er has fallen in love with Maddock, seven (7 l and eight <»> of block nine i 9 i of For rates or general information call on said court and to me directed commanding parties. ¡Senator Henry Cabot Ledge, ed on Monday, The .attendance was I who is palming off' a dedoction of Ja Rowland s addition to sakl city or town of i or address, me in the name of the State of Oregon to sell as provided by said decree, according of Massachusetts, defines the true atti large, and quite a number of people maica ginger, alcohol, water and McMinnville. Oregon. I Witness, the Hon. William Galloway. W H. HURLBURT. Asst. Gen. Pass. Apt. to law, to satisfy the above mentioned sums tude of republicans as a “watchful op- were injured in tiie jam. There is a ! cleansing cream (regulation Washing- Judge of said County Court of Yamhill of money together with costs the following 251 Washington St., described real premises, to-wit • * poaition;” President Seth Low, of Co difference in tiie re|>orts, some claim | ton whisky) as pure Oregon whisky. County, Oregon, and the seal of said Court P ortland , O regon hereto aftixed, this the 2nd day of of Mav Beginning at a point which is north six ing the exhibits are in place and oth lumbia colles«, frankly considers the 18KI. teen degrees west eight chains from the The porter Is rather dubious about the tremendous task liefore Mr. Cleveland, ers that they are not, and will not be origin and thinking Maddock in ear WM. GALLOWAY, northeast corner of the southeast quarter HENDBIi KS, Countyjudge. from Terminal or Inferior Points 11 k of section four in township five south and Mr. Oswald Ottendorfer, the well- for two weeks yet. However, it is rea nest, hates to admit this sample of Orc-1 ED Clerk of said County. range four west of the Willamette meridi known German-American editor, en sonable tosupi>ose that there is as much I gon whisky is poor. Will attempt to Ramsey A Fenton, Att'ys forsa'd Estate. an, and running thence north eighty-four degrees thirty minutes east sixty-two chains larges on the danger from disagreement on exhibition as one can visit in a tell you more of interest next time, for and sixteen finks to a point, which is north lietweeii Mr. Cleveland ami Ills party week, and by that time there will be Administrators’ Sale. twenty-four degrees west fifty links distant I while you are reading tills I shall I m * in something new perhaps to attract his followers on financial questions. These from the northeast corner of the tract of : Chicago seeing tiie sights. Notice is hereby given that tiie under attention. Travel from tills »tatc thith land containing seventy-six and tiftv-one articles together constitute tiie lest au- signed, administrators of tnc estate of .1. E. hundredths parts of an acre at this time H. L. H eath . er has not set in yet, but liefore the end tlieritative presentation of national Swanson, late of Yamhill County, State of owned by A. M. Waddell, thence south Oregon, deceased, will, by virtue of an or is th- Lin« to Take twenty-four degrees east fifty links; thence prospect« and political tendencies any of May quite a number of familiar fig der of the County Court of said Vatnliiil north forty-five degrees thirty minutes east Ural Fatate. where available and their value to the ures will be missed and "gone to the | Countv. licensing them to do so, on the 6th chains 92 links to southwest comer of a day <>f May. A. D , 1«93. at 11 o'clock a. m. tract of land at this time owned by Duncan political student In the present crisis is fair” is what will be said of them. It is F L Robert« nil it wife to Bctlia J of said day, on the premises hereinafter re Ross, thence north twenty-three decree« too early to receive report» of tiie ex KI« the DININu CAR ROUTE. It run* unique. ferred to. sell at public auction.to the high thirty minutes west to the Yamhill river Through VESTIBULED TRAINS tent or magnificence of tiie exposition Fouts, ] acre in Carlton; $550. est bidder, tlic four certain warehouses thence with the meanders of said river un Elizabeth Simm« et al to Isaac Van i owned hv the estate of said deceased.known Every Day in ll:e Year to atroain to where the cast boundary line of "There is something irresistibly «l>- as a whole, but from what lias been as tiie Swanson ware houses. with Duyn anil Maurice Walton, land near the Donation Land Claim of Ephraim Ford surd in the Union Pacific and other promised no one is likely to I m * ilisap- i all appurtenances, 40 horse-power engine,2 crosses the same thence south along the Willamina; $6,277.50, I cleaners. 5 pair of scales, trucks ami every east boundary line of said Ford claim to trunk line. halting at Portland while pointed or regret the time and money N J Rowland and wife to W (' Hem ' thing necessary to carry on the warehouse (No Change of Car«) the southeast comer thereof and thence the Pacific witli It. wonderful i-oinmer- expended in visiting the fair. business, situated on the 8. P.R.R. at Carl- jest along the south boundary line of said bree, lot in McMinnville; $20. 1 ton. iu said county and state, and that the Composed of Ili’ii’iG CARS <■1*1 |MM«ibilitic« is M near at hand. iord claim to the center of try! southeast Bank of Newberg to A B Lamb, pt lease of tiie lands on which said ware ThcTEi.EPiioxK-REiusTER has made (unsurpassed) Quarter of section thirty-three in township There 1« no such absurdity in the whole houses arc situated, made l>y the railroad four south, range four west of the Willam lot 8, blk 14, Newberg; $80. railroad system of the Uaited States arrangement« with all the prominent will la- sold with and as a part of said ware^ HR AHIAK ROOM SLEEPERS ette meridian; thence south to the north Franklin $'ruit Land Co to Harriet honses, ami that said sale will take place PULLMAN (Of Latest Equipment,) and Mexic«. A year liene« people will papersand periodicals in the United ’ ?ry u eiof th.e I)onafion Land Claim I at said warehouses, at said Carlton.and the ° f if ft. Hivde’ J,hence east along “aM I ’ Bradley, lot 33 in Cove orcharc: $600. he amaze,! that the inducements whieh State« whereby they can lie obtained in I undersigned reserve the right to reject any TOURIST SLEEI’IA« CARS north boundary line to the northeast cor A Gwinn and Ella A Gwinn to Geo and all bids. • Best that can be construele»! and in this region offers to railroads were so connection with this paper at less than ner thereof an<l thence south sixteen de The purchaser will lie required to pay U which accommodations are for hol grecs east to place of beginning, containing long overlooked."— Asforwm. That Is th« publisher's price. Our old rabecrib- W Bradley, lot in Sheridan; $100. ders of First or Second-cpiss Tick n\e hundred and seven acres of land bn I Carl Adolf to G Wohlgemuth, 20 i of the purchase price of said property at the ers or new sulwerilers ean have the a fact. At least three railroads should time o! sale, ami to execute good notes, ets. and the same more or less, and known ««T with personal security to l>s approved by as The Armstrong Farm " in Yam have long ago extended their lines benefit of this reduction and no trouble acre«, pt of J J Haah d 1 c; $339. ELEflAff HAY COACHES. i the undersigned, for the other half ot said hill county, State of Oregon ’ *m’ Allen Snider and wife to F F Snider, down to Oregon's gateway city. The on their part. When you want to’sub- < i purchase price two equal payments, one A C«atlnio>« Line ccnnecting with all Now therefore 1, W. L. Warren, as she», 20 acres, t 2 s, r 3 w: $500. •cribe for the i/ubre Home Journal, note payable in one veer ami the other in iff oM ainhill county. Oregon, under and I>eople of Astoria, however, who liave lines, affcriiiug direct and unin by virtue of ».¡<1 writ of ex^uilol. and "| S Haworth and wife to Martha J twoyears from the date of sale, both draw terrupted service. waited so long and impatiently, may Ornturg. Scribner*, Keaminrr, IForM ing interest from their dates until paid at derree and order of .ale, will on tl.» ■«,!! Vestal, lots 16, 17, 18, blk 23, Newberg; the rate of eight per cent per annum . and Pullman 81cr|«r reservation., can b« recur day of May. A, D, l«t. at the hwir'of rest ««cure in the face of one fact, and or other papers, call and get our prices $000. ed in advance throuali ou v nirent of th« road o ctoek K in. of aaid <lay at the court ho?Z2 the interest to be paid annually. that ia that when one of these road« i So'.d ’’»rewouse- are good property and iBTaBfh Tiikeis r",r"ni 1,11>uin* <lnor at McMinnville in ««id conntv .ell Shiloh's Care, tbe great cough and A B George and wife to Ja« M Vestal, Intikla, the otliers will be compelled to lung cure, is for sale by ns. Pocket well located for business, and all said ma iiu«u?ii iit»rwin A,„,rjc, KnalAnd «aid real prcmiae« aliove de.crilic.l t<’> th? lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, blk 23, Newlierg: chinery in go- 1 condition. (l* J' and Europe can l>e pim liured at any ticket highoat bidder forcaah in 1'. 8. follow suit. And they are to be con size contains 25 doses, only 25c. < 'h 11- $100O. office of this cotiniPny. * I»at«i April 17. 1893. gratulated upon the prospects of one of dren love it. 8, Howarth A Co. Full information coni-crnit'j: rat«« time I. WINNERBF.RG. Janies Ma-Ison and wife to J P John ot tralna. rqutre and other detail* furniihad HI LDA 8WAN8OX, these roads building to th.ir city this ntl’day of ACprii"«O*' O"*m ",l' I son, 1.91 acres, lot 1, see 7, t 3 s, r 2 w; 1 _ „ Adminislators on application to any agent, or venr. — Slafemmn. Ramsey A Fenton, Attorneys, _ A D CHARLTOM. »1«. Slyriff of Yamhiiij^inty R Or < e r ,n. f ___ , _A”t Deneral Paneneer Arant ®«*«r*l OOle« er th« Cornasay, Mo, a at Abigal Stambrough to Jens Hansan, ' Sm«nJ*'*® L«*n «ver» ni<ht fora I 15 acre«, pt J Morri« d 1 c, t 3 «, r 2 w. | •wk ansiar Turpel I j wrt zfc. per Is-uie BURNS & DANIELS, Can Supply All Your Need« In FURNITURE, East and South WALL PAPER, Southern Pacific Route CARPETS, ET SHASTA LINE. BELOW PORTLAND PRICE A ♦***%**% for YOU NOTICE! UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, Funeral Outfits, Stylish and Plain, At Reasonable Rates. SEE OUR G-OODS BEFORE PURCHASING. Q O. HODSON, DEALER IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES AND Through Tickets to all Points TINW. On and after April 1st,; 1893,1 will sell my en-! tire stock of 11 As I intend to make a- change in business. ; I Come in and get prices; and you'll be convinced! that I mean what I say. ; House Furnishing Goo PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, Gas and Steam Fittings, Paints, Sash, Doors and Blinds. Galvanized Iron, Tin and Metal Worl of Every Description. F. DIELSCHNEIDER. I I OLY AND FOR SALE LINE RUNNING Northern Pacific Railroad To ail Foinis Easi & South ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO O. O. HODSON. \ I TIUit Desirable and Most Beautifully Located Property Known ai Pleasant Home Addition T q McMinnville. Situate and adjoining the BAPTIST COLLEGE and Park; Only«« minutes walk from the main street of McMinnville; By takingintoe» sideration the Fine Avenues and Streets, the Sightly Situation and 1®» ly Surroundings Pleasant Home addition furnishes the grandest ai most convenient property for those desiring a beautiful home. Pleseui Home is subdivided in four acre-blocks and is sold on reasonable ter» For information apply to WM. F. BRIEDENSTEIN, Sole Agent, Cor. Third Street and Railroad. McMinnville,Or A nted salesmen ; Local and Traveling. To represent our well known house fi r,« n u ^ec’1 "° ,o represent a nrmtliAt warrants nursery stock firstclass and true to name. Work all the Year. $100 per month to the right man. Apply quick Stating age. _ . L. L. MAY A 1'8., ’ ?2l**c.ryn,e,>- Florists and Seedsmen. i This house is responsible) 8t. Paul, Minn. THECITY STABLES. Proprietors of The McMinnville TILE TILE EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS, LATEST STYLE RIGGS A' AND APPOINTMENES. FACTORY S Situateli at the Southwest corner «< Fair Grounds. All sizes of First-Class Drain Tile WILSON I. HENDERSON, Prop«. Livery, Feed, Sale! T.) EZBBX T. kept constantly on hand nt lowest li’1» prices. DERBY A BOYER. 41- McMiinville. Orep« Dissolution of Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the l11^-, sliip heretofore existing "et«een , under the firm name ot W. T. Booth«?? Special Attention Given to has this day been mutually dissolve'!, t Boarders. Booth retiring. All accounts due saw" will be paid to W. T. Booth aud »“ ¡v n™0re^n.'' BetWCcn E ',nd F* debts will be paid bv W. T. Booth. All" have not settled their accounts up to J** ary 1, 1883, are requested do so at out*, thank our many friends for their u Executor’s Sale. patronage, and bespeak for W. T.»"J ed^'^’J.'ir’Z.f' *v?n that the »«'lersign- who will carry on the business at tn* stand, the same favors and kind treaun shown -is. W. T B oot » I'. S. Bo«» Dated March 29,18ft:. WE WANT (OIL south of the ^r”1n5«‘« point 1.50 feet First and A.t wu, ??>' j’'"/««“ of vilk» n tR * town of McMinn- Dated April 18, lwn. r . I saac Wi" L ° ambright f <ai" ^ient. A ttorneys for said Estate. it: Or to i01 ai our «gent. We furnish aa •»¿'Ji ootflt and all you nppd free. It c*»" •* „"L try the business. Vfe will treat y<* help you to earn ten times ordinary ware», ’ " •exes of all ages can live at hom«* •pare time, or all the time. A dv one aa» can earn a great deal of money. Many Two Hundred I>ollara a Month- M ^in the world are making »o much t capital as thoee at work for ui- pleasant, strictly honorable, and pay« w* any other offered to agent!». You have • field, with no competition. We J**. « everything, and supply printed directio«« beginners which. If obeyed faithfully, w« more money than will any other bad»** Wrove your prospects! Why »ot ? Y og •— easily and suyely at work for ns. R««*^ industry only necessary for absolate Pamphlet circa'ar giving every particular $• ~ free to all. Delay not in sending for it. GEORGE STIMHOW a CO; g. Box No.iM, Portia^"’ X*rrt*»’«^»reou.Pro.t,ulo^,C N«w aad Startling Feet* «I Hr '»*’*•*