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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1893)
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER. * ^COMMENTS THE SAME OLD PLEA Governor Pennoyer has one great vir tue. He believes in himself. His opinions are Pennoyer'*, and he backs SUBSCRIPTION BATES them with a singularly gifted individ uality. He never turns back or to one 0a« Copy.ptr year, Inadrane«.......... x »1 Ona Copy, eix month* In advance............ 8) side, but trudges on in pursuit of that which he lielievea in. He may be Entered at the poetoAce at McMinnville ' wrong but he never lacks earnestness of Oregon, as aecona-claas matter. purpose. Ill an article in the North American Ztewr«'for August, he makes REflOI.L'TIONM OF COKDOLKMCE ANI» VI.I. OBIT- uary Poetry will be charged for at regular the same old plea for “silver coinage.'’ advertising rates. He writes interestingly, but it is the * • * S ample Cornea O f I’ he T u . ephone R egis stock argument of a century for the ter will be mailed to any person in the white metal. The governor will not United States or Europe, who desires one, heed the force of changed conditions, free of charge the need of improved methods of doing L. P. Fisher, New*pa|>cr advertisiing agent. 21 Merchants' Exchange, San business, the necessity of a simple sys Francisco. ia our authorized agent. This tem of money or anything modern, in paper is kept on file in his office. his argument for the readoption of sil All tubecribere who do not receive their ver us one of the money metals, in a ra paper regularly will confer a favor by im tio of sixteen to one with gold. The mediately reporting the same to thie office governor's environment is the source of his argument, und no one can change or influence the latter because the form Thursday, August 17, 1893. er is beyond the touch of human * minds. No one can see anything out Immediately upon the assembling of side of hi* environment, and it is prob congress comes the news that several ably best that he should not. He can large mills in Massacliusett» ami Itliode 1« as large as his environment, and no Island have started up. larger. On this account it is well that H. Page has l>een appoiuted col individuals do not live forever, for if lector of customs at Astoria. He has they did, progress would be stationary lieen a resident of that city for quite a if not retrogressive. A crab never number of years, is a good lawyer and grows except when he sheds—throws of!' his environment. The difference has been county judge. tret ween a crab and Governor Pennoy The proposed jute mill for which the er is that the crab will now and then last legislature appropriated »190,009, grow, but Governor Pennoyer won’t. may never he built. The impression The modern idea of silver is that It is a prevails generally that it would l»c an commodity only, and not entitled to government favor. People are wronged elephant on the state’s hands. and injured when it is given value by The democrats of Ohio have nomi legislation, the same as they are wrong nated L. T. Neal for governor. The ed when a few manufacturers are given platform adopted is substantially the protection at tlie expense of the many. ^ameas the national, emphatically pro The prosperity of the people is contin testing against the iniquities of the Mc ually threatened by just such legisla Kinley tariff______________ tion as is proposed by the governor of Oregon in the interest of silver and sil A bill for the increased issue of na ver producers, but he won’t see it be tional bank currency has been intro cause it was not the ease fifty or a hun duced by Senator Voorhees. This prop dred years ago, when the few were ex osition has a large support in the senate pected to live at the expense of the and will no doubt give great relief if it many, the time when one man was al can be passed soon. lowed to own outright other men. But the governor can’t see It in that light, The house promises to vote on tho re and there are hosts of men just like peal bill about the 29th inst. The mem him, possessed of many virtues and bers are talking against time, and it is strong point.«, who view it in the same safe to say that no one's opinion will way. Jt is well that they should, but be changed by all the speeches made in this does not prevent natural law from the next two weeks. “working its miracles” of progress the same as if they were not in existence. Mr. A, S. Michie, who is at the head When Galileo proclaimed the world of the Itoyal Bank of Scotland, at Glas was round some people threatened gow, will explain in tile September him and others pulled data on him five number of the I’nrnm the organization hundred years old; but just the same, ami the practical workings of the Scot Galilelo's idea triumphed because the tish hanking system—a system that simple truth of nature was at tlie bot plants a bank in every small communi tom of it. Silver has been shorn of Jta ty and that helps every man of indus kingly powers. Progression, the intel try and character with capital. ligence of the time, is the cause of it; and the time is coining when gold wilj For presidential candidates in 1896? be treated likewise, and when it is the People will speculate on the question even in spite of the hard times. Harri people will be freer and "prosperity conferred by legislative enactment” son’s friends have said he will be the little believed in by them.— East Ore candidate again, and now the report gonian, conies that a Wm. Whitney l«>om is lieing started in New York, on the BEHRING SEA DECISION. quiet. The democrats can easily unite on Whitney, but the republicans will The Behring sea tribunal has ren need a new man. dered a decision which is considered HARDING A. HEATH, Publisher». ON THE SUMMONS. MESSAGE Congress convened Monday and from present indication* it is apparent that considerable time will 1« wasted l>«fore i any action will be taken by the demo cratic majority. They are divided on nearly all the great questions now agi- tutiug the country, and if the Sherman act is repealed it will be by republican votes. It is well known that Mr. Cleveland is a strong ad locate of a single standard; but it is very doubtful if his strong individuality will be suc cessful in harmonizing the jarring ele ments of his party. He has a hercu lean task before him, but he may prove equal to the emergency. At any rate, it may be expected that days and week« will lie consumed in useless de bates, and that the walls of the capitol w ill echo ns they never have before to harangues of orators whose principal object will be to talk against time und block legislation. Congress will very likely wrangle over immaterial issues, and the country will continue in the throes of financial depression until democratic ideas become erystalized on tarift'and coinage. It will be a repro duction of Rome burning while Nero fiddled.— Dallas Transcript. SUMMONS. Ill the Circuit court of t|K. Intlie Circuit court of tho Stuite ol Ore- gon, for Yamhill county gon for Yamhill count) . Andrew Full mid Geortrc Bidney A. Burnett Trunk. PluintlH's. Ts TA William Bond. Hmiimli V. H. Latham, Em Bond his wife W. T. Slmrt ma <1, Latham ami A. . let!', Alice O. Hhurtlcf!', Mil F. Rii^er. doing buri-1 ton Hamilton, Mrs. Milton ness under the fimi i Hampton, J. 1) Nash, I. It name of A F. R is »< t V. Nash, J. A, Arment 4 Company, Mrs. J. A. Arment Henry I Defendants. J under the L. Clark, George I,, sini- onds, Elmer !’. Dixon. Wi- ‘ To A. F. Company, firm name of A. aliove *• » ley 1!. Hustings, J. < Mor Lid defendant, naniwJ. ri», T. It. McDonald an.I Yamhill County, Oregon. Defendants j Come Early and Get One, as the Stock is not y and will not last long at this price. The Discount Sale / u Mr*. J. A. Arment. Henry in1 George f„ .Simonds; Elmer P hi„,„ ley B. Hastings. J. < Morris' *r u ' Donald and Yamhill County' m said defendants: y' 0,pl thepiaintitt» above named wiil apply to »» alai've named circuit court f r be rene In the name of the Slate ot Oregon 1 arc hereby required to appear and praved’for in the complaint hie« courts the above entitled suit, whu h is m th« complaint filed against you in thi ll entitled suit on or before tin mi .J1' ',rLVi decr^’in'tavor of plaintiffs and September, A. D. 1893,that IsingthelS Monday in September. Isn.: mul th. i against suid defendants V. B. ltSnniH Latham for the recovery oi my day of the next regular term of saidtt Mini of »200.00 attorney»’ fees herein and court next after tlie service of fhi ’“"the cost, and disbursements of this moils by publication thereof as by vided ; mid if von fail so to answer for, "UFor a decree in fuvor of the l’1“'1,^“'.^Ilts thereof the plaintill's will apply t./the» ney A. Burnett, and against^the.lefttiI anta named court for the relief praved forb V. B. Latham and Emino G. LaUiam lor complaint filed in said court in tlie. entitled suit towit: the principal sum of »lW-<»in Lnlte States gold coin with interest oil said su > For a docreeln favor of tlieplsimij. at the rate of ten per cont per annum from against the saiff uefendaiitN, William i and Hannah Bond, in U.S gu|fi ..„kT the 10th day of December. 18W. For a decree in favor of the plaintiff • • • the sum of $3,500.00 whh iutercslthe Wiley, and against the defendants V ic at the rate of ten per cent per annum t Latham and Enitua G. Latliuni fur ,l,e the 1st day of March. A . D iBtrj, S' principal sum of two thousand dollars gold crce and for the further sum of iJQftA) Join with interest thereon from the btn day torney fees herein and for the cotte of December, 1800, at the rate of seven and disbursements of this suit and for u da one half per cent per annum less the against ail the suid defendants herein f amount to be decreed to be paid to the closing the mortgage of said plaintiff-, plaintiff Sidnev A. Burnett, as asked for in scribed and pleaded in said coin plaint! -'raro^ffK^ the plaintiffs and herein and for an order of sale of the i premises therein described towit: against all the defendant! to The donation land claim of Edward closing the mortgage deed pleaded in the Geary and Nancy M. Geary his wife cu the complaint Hied ill saiff sun aeoording Nos. 05 and 02, notification No ¡no to law ami for the sale of the real premises township 3 »outh of range ;j west of described in said mortgage, towit: Willamette meridian, in Yamhill Situate and being tn \ anthill county, and state of Oregon, containing.320.921 state of Oregon, and bounded and described of land (saving and excepting from as follows towit: Being a part of the do conveyance 80 acres of said land hereto nation land claim of Owen P. Turner tn conveyed to Herman and Annie Kra sections 30 and 31 in township 5 south, by deed recoriled on pages xs andROot range ."> west of the Willamette Meridian time “8” of the records of deeds for and bounded as follows: Beginning at the county), the tract covered bysaidmort northeast corner of said donation land containing 240.92 acres of land (save claim; thence west 13.46 chains; thence except about one acre heretofore convi south 33 degrees west 1.70 chains; thence to school district No. 2.3. Yamhill eou west 1.06)4 chains to poit; tliencc south Oregon), to obtain funds with which to 76 40 chains to south boundary line of said and satisfy said principal sum of donation land claim; thence south .5 de- and interest thereon from the first aay grees east along the south boundary line of March, A. D. 1892, at the rate of ten i said donation land claim to the southeast cent per annum and said $.'100.00 attorn' corner of said donation land claim; thence fees ami the costs and (lisbursenients north 80.00 chains to the place of beginning this suit ami said sale, for a decree fort containing 1’20 acres more or less and being barring all interest and lien which said 120 acres off* of the east end of said donation fendants or either of them have in oru land claim and being the same premises said real premises or any portion ther deeded and conveyed to said Emma G La and declaring the lien of said plain tham bv Lewis 11, Kirkwood and wife on by virtue of said mortgage, prior in t th«6th day of December. 1890, ami that the and right to any claim or lien that eil proceeds of the sale of said real premises of said defendants may have in oru be applied. , said premises or any portion thereof, 1st, To the payment of the costs and dis for such other ana further relief in bursements of said suit and of said sale ; premises as (may seem meet, with eq' 2d, To the payipent of said $200,00 attor and good conscience. neys’ fees; This summons served hv publics JJORSES are Trained for Speed and Broken 3d, To the payment of the amount found thereof by virtue of and order of the £ due and owing to the plaintiff, Sidney A. George 11. Burnett, judge of said cc to Drive. Burnftt; , _ said order made at chambers, at Sal 4th, To the payment of the amount found Oregon, and bearing date the l()th dar —AT THE— due tlie plaintiff, C B Wiley; July, A. D. 1893 Sth, To the payment of the sum of $26.00 ju27 RAMSEY A FENTON. taxes upon said mortgage. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. For a decree against al) said defendants forever barring them of all rights and equi ties in or upon said real premises and every SUMMONS, part thereof, and authorizing the sheriff making said sale to put the purchaser of In the Circuit court of the State of Ol said premises in possession thereof, and gon, for Yamhill county: fur such other and further relief in the Martha Shadden, premises as may seem to the court meet Plaintiff. ; with equity and good conscience This summons is served by publication C. A. Blaue, Minnie J* thereof under and by virtue of an order made by the Hon. George H. Burnett, Bla’ie, Jacob Ganow, Ber-1 Anti is the Ideal track of the State for Train judge of said court, said order made at tba Ganow and J. W. Doty, | Defendants.* j ing Purposes. chambers, at Salem, Oregon, and bearing date the 18th dav of July. A, D. 1893, To C. A. Blaue. Minnie Blanc. Jacob G ilAMSEY A FENTON, now, Bertha Ganow and J. W. Dotv,sj defendants: ju: Attorney' for Plaintiffs. In the name of the State of Oregon, Yi are hereby required to appear and ansi Parties interested are requested to call at track for terms, etc. SUMMONS. the compiaint tiled against youinthealN entitled suit on or before the 25ih day A. T. HARPOLE, McMinnville, Oregon. In the Circuit court of the state of Ore September, A. D. 1893, that beingthefoui gon, for Yamhill county: Monday’ in September,1893,and thefiratd SUMMONS of the next regular term of said court m SUMMONS. R W Phillips. after the service of this summons uponm Plaintiff, by publication thereof as by law proviaedj In the Circuit court of the State of Ore vs In the Circuit Court of thc State of Ore and if you fail so to answer for want there gon for Yamhill county: William Roof and gon for Yamhill county: of the plaintiff* will apply to the abov« M. Collins. S. II. Dorrance and , Chehalem Valley Bank, a Corporation, j named court for the relief prayed forin the Defendants. J. G. Dorrance, part- | Plaintiff, complaint filed in said court in the above ners a* Dorrance To William Roof and M. Coffins, said de entitled suit tow it: vs Bros., fendants : John Atkinson and .1. D. Carter, For a decree in favor of the plaintiff ami; Plaintiffs, Defendants In the name of the state of Oregon, You against the said defendants (\ A. Blaoe vs | To John Atkinson, defendant above nam and each of you are hereby notified and re Minnie Blaue for the recovery in gold coin A. Dietrich and M. ed • quired to be and appear in the above entit the sum of $800.00 with interest thereon L. Gove, In the name of the State of Oregon : Y’ou led action in the above named court and ans from the 15th day of March, A. D. 1892. at Defendants. I are hereby notified and required to appear wer the complaint filed therein against you the rate of ten per cent per annum and the To M. L. Gove, defendant above named: and answer thc complaint filed against you by the above named plaintiff*, by Monday, sum of $50.00 as attorneys fees and for the In the name of the state of Oregon, You in the above entitled action, in the above the 25th day of September, A D 1893. that costs and disbursements of said suit and are hereby notified and required to appear entitled court by the first day of the term being the first day of the next term of said for a decree against all said defendtfi and answer the complaint nled against you following the expiration of the time pre court following the expiration of the time above named for the forclosureof themoiU and the other defendant in the above entit scribed in the order for publication of this prescribed for Hie publication of this sum gage deed held by the said plaintiff and a« led suit in the above entitled court, by the summons, to-wit: Monday, the 25th day mons, and you are hereby notified that un fully pleaded in the complaint filed in said first day of the term following thc expira of September, A. D., 1893. a‘nd if you fail so less you answer said complaint, as above court in the above entitled suit, and for an tion of the time prescribed in the order for to appear or answer, for want thereof the required, for want thereof, the plaintiff will order of sale of the real premises described publication of summons, towit: Monday, plaintiff* will take judgement against vou take judgment against you f<»r the princi in said mortgage, which said real premises September 25th, A. D. 1893, and if you fail tor the sum of $56 in U. 8. gold coin, with pal sum of four hundred and fifty dollars are described as follows towit: so to appear and answer said complaint for interest thereon from April 30. 1833, at the ($4.>C.OO) in United States gold coin with The homestead claim of (' A Blaue, in want thereof the plaintiff* will applv to said rate of ten percent per annum, and $10 interest thereon, in like coin, from the 1st township 2 south, range 3 west, in Yamhill court for the relief prayed for in the com stipulated attorneys fees, and for the sum day of December, 1892, until judgment at county, state of Oregon, being part of sec plaint herein, towit; of $35 in U. 8. gold coin, with interest the rate of eight per cent per annum, and tion 28. towit: The southwest quarter of For a judgment and decree againt said thereon from April 16. 1893, at the rate of for $50.00 as attorneys’ fees herein, and for the southwest quarter and lot No. 4 of sec defendant A. Dietrich for thc sum of $110.10 ten per oent per annum, and $10 stipulated costs disbursements*of this action, and for tion 28, in said township and range, con with interest thereon from November 14th, attorneys fees and for the costs and dis an order of sale of all property attached in taining 54 acres, and also the followingde- 1892, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, bursements of action. this action. scribed real premises towit: The south and for $2.00 for filing and recording said This summons is served by publication east quarter () of the southeast quarter This summons is published for six claim and lien, and for $25.00 attorneys weeks by order of Hon. Geo. H. Burnett, thereof l>y order of Hon. George H Bur- of section 29, in township 2 south, range 3 fees in said suit, and for costs and disburse judge of said court, dated Aug, 2, A. D. 1.893, "uly ^>,<V89°f Sffl*<* COUrt’ bcil^,nK ,late of west, in Yambill county, state of Oregon, ments of action. J no . J. S pencer , to obtain funds with which to satisfy said Ami for a decree foreclosing the lien up Attorney for Plaintiff. RAMSEY FENTON, several sums above named and due said on the building and land described in the J11-« Attorneys for Plaintiff plaintiff, and for a decree of said court bar complaint and an order of sale thereof, to ring all the interest, and lien of all said de SUMMONS. wit: A certain building situate upon lot fendants in or upon said real premisesand lot No. 7 of Wynooski subdivision of the every portion thereof, and for such other SUMMONS. Inthe Circuit courtof theStateof Ore Samuel 1), Snowden D L (', in T 3 S, R 2 W and further relief as may seem to the court of the Willamette Meridian as the same is gon for Yamhill county: meet with equity and good conscience. , In the Circuit court of tho stalo of Ore platted ami recorded in book 1, page 19 Frank L Dailev. This summons is served by publication gon, for Yamhill county: Records of Town plats of Yamhill County. Plaintiff* j thereof by virtue of an order made by the Oregon, together with said land; and also vs The First National , Hon. George II. Burnett, judge of said a decree that the lien and interest of the Homer W. Dailey. I Bank,of McMinnville, | court, said order made at Chambers.at defendant, M. L. Gove, is subsequent and Plaintiff. Defendant," Salem. Oregon, and bearing date July 13th. inferior to thc lien of plaintiff, ami that the To Homer W. Dailey, said defendant: A. D. 1803. defendants and each of them and every W. Roof, RAMSEY FENTON In the name of the State of Oregon Yon |HTNon claiming bv, through or under them Defendant, j Attorneys for Plaintiff. ju27 or either of them be foreclosed and forever are hereby required to appear and answer To W. Roof, the above named defendant: barred of all equity of redemption in and the complaint filed againstyou in the above In the name of the state of Oregon. You to said premises or any part thereof, and entitled suit on or before the 25th dav of SUMMONS. '"■“‘ty .required to appear and answer for such other and further decree as may September A I), lffltj, that beingthc fourth Monday in September. 18(1;; an<l tlie flrat dav be meet and equitable in the premises. . nt 1 e<l a¥ains* you in tlieabove of the next regular term of said eourt next aLL. 1 i ) . n or “ «fore the 25th dav of This summons is served by publication In the circuit court of the state'»f P' 1**93'tllat being the fourth gon for Yamhill county. thereof for six weeks by order of Hon. E. after the «erviee of this summons by pubji- I). .Shattuck, judge <»i* the fourth judicial eation thereof ashy law provided; and if Monday tn September. 1808, and the flrat Frank M. Stewart, district, of the state of Oregon, acting for you fail so to answer for want thereof the day of the next regular term of the above Plaintiff*, I the judge of. the third judicial district of plaintiff will apply to the above named named court liter the service of this sum vs said said state made August 9th. A.D. 1808. r?".r,,f“r •¡'P rel,!'( Prayed for in the com mons upon you 1-y publication, as by law R.A Stewart. W. H. wX' r Ti , “ nd r , . f l yo " fniIso to “ nswe ’ r. for plaint filed in said court in the above enti J NO. J. SPENCER. tled suit, to-wit: want thereof tlie said plaintiff' will take Tnft.Laura E. Taft, W. | Au 10 Attorney for Plaintiff. For a decree dissolving ami annulling the JudKiuent against you1 for the sum of W. Evans, Fanny F. marriage contract now existing between |8!Mb24 gold coin together with interest Evans, T. A. Stephens, tlie said plaintiff and the said defendan t D lw" .??»I'® iir"t,d»y of November. A. and the Mitchell. Lew SUMMONS. and for an order of said court awarding the L). 189L, at the rate of ten per cent ner an is & Staver Co . a cor and custody of Florence Dailev Ho num, and for the sum of $4.0Oa.s attorneys poration. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, care Defendants. mer t Dai ley and Hattie Dailey, tile’ mi fees tn said action, md for the "st, «nd for Yamhill County, nor children of p aintiff and »aid defend disbursements and for an order of sale of To W. W. Evans and Fanny Evans, <1* i fendants above named: Addie M Morris, ant, to the said plaintiff during their mi aehed h n’ ,’iTrly d Plaintiff, i nority and for Mich other and further re tavlied in the above entitled action In the name of the state of Oregon,T«” lief as shall api«ar to the court to lie meet tbe™fbv,\,?romi,rSerVe,l1 by J’",)>'<'ation and each of you are hereby notified and R vs with equity and good conscience Daniel Morris, ipcrtot ny virtue of an order of the Hon quired to appear and answer the comply Defendant. tins summons is published by ordei of iM Ba?ett' <>f said court’ hied against you and the other defendawj To Daniel Morris, the above named de Í the Hon. Geo. H. Burnett, judge of said said order made at Chambers, at Salem’ in the above entitled court by tin* first ujy court said order made at . handlers at ba J^A d iimrinK<’‘,*<! thc l3th ’>».'■ of of the term following the expiration of the fendant: '*a,P 1'“1' time prescribed in the order tor publicaWJ In the name of the State of Oregon, you oUlth-TISS.' in n RAM8EY A FENTON, of this summons, to wit, Monday, the-itn are hereby notified and required to appear RAMSEY A FENTON Attorneys for Plaintiff'. day of September, A. D. 1893. and if J0’1 and answer the complaint filed against you Attorneys for Plaintiff. fail so to ap}>ear or answer, for want there in the above entitled suit, in the above en of the plaintiff will apply to sail courtw titled court, bv the first day of the term SUMMONS. the relief prayed for in his complaint, following the expiration of the time pre SUMMONS. wit: scribed in the order for publication of this hl the Circuit court of tho State of (Ire summons, to-wit: Monday, the 25th day For a judgment and decree against In the Circuit Court of the Mate of Ore- gon, for Y amhili county: of September, A. D. 1893. and if you fail to i gon for Y amhill county. defendant, K. A. Stewart, for the mh * " so appear or answer, for want thereof the I F. M. Glover,) L. Bettman, $650 in U.S. gold coin, with interest ihereojh plaintiff will apply to the court for the re-! from October 10. 1891, at the rate of ten |er Plaintiff. ; Plaintiff, i lief prayed tor in her complaint herein, to vs cent per annum, and for the sum of H'* vs > Wm. Roof, wit: ' A decree dissolving the marriage j William Roof, | attorneys fees, ami for the costs and Ji* contract now existing between the plaintiff pursements of this suit; and for a de'-J* Defendant. I Defendant. J and the defendant, and for such other ami J foreclosing the mortgage pleaded in tM To Wm. Roof, said defendant: further relief as may lie just and meet in ! To William Roof, said defendant* complaint, for an order ef saleo^j In the name of the state of Oregon Y«.. mortgaged ana the premises, .re,|^b^n^^r3^Yo'* real premises, to-wit: are hereby reouired tr» anrom. *ou part of the d. This summons is published by order of j I. c. of W. S. Avers and ww- Hon Geo. H. Burnett. Judge of said court, i entitle'l^r'11111^ aeKlnM you inthe above Notification No 5774, claim N’o. 50 in U®* Dated. Jnlv 29. 1803 ^en.'bS T&Xt Mn7the'f^h V hill county Oregon, being bounded and®** J NO. J SPENCER. scrilicd as follows, to-wit ( .immencint* Atty, for Piff. the nw corner of said d. ! - .c l rnn?!T thence cast 37.67 chains ; them c “ontnS-a Notice of Appointment of Adminie, igiMr«,'ES: chains; thence west 37.67 chains; north 22.50 chains to the place of trator. w»nt thereof h^iita nt"ff ^in mF’.’ ning, containing 85 acres more or also for a decree barring and men! against yon ™ '* Notice is hereby given that the under« defendants and ca h of them and* signed ba» been by an order of the county gold <oin together with Intera.» '“ said persons claiming by, through or ’’J*1 court of Yamhill county. Oregon, appoint from the «h day of October them or either of them, of all equitro* * ed adtninisUrator of the"estate of Janes Me- j xs;■sawa:-H? rate of ten percent dem pt ion in or rignt to «aid j»” mi** j Kinley, deceased. sum of attornevltao “n? t,,e the costs and ili.hnXmlm. of”" .8n,, •,or any part thereof, and for suen other N..w therefore, all person« having < lainis bnraement« of th!.« artinn *n.i n 1 '.I and for an order of salenlnr°ii’ai< ,ctlon. further,relief as may be meet and eqnitw1* against said estate are hereby notified tot . . pref*rty heretofore d’dy ittacto«l“‘ita,'^i. in the premises. present the «ame duly verified with proper ' This summons is served by public*«?* voucher«, to the undersigned at his resi-1 above entitled action. 7 a”aphed in the thereof for six weeks by order -i Hjn dence. near Sheridan, in Yamhill county. This summons is served i.. This «ummon« is nerved hv »niat «t G. Manly, judge of the 4th judi< ial Oregon, within six months from the dab thereof by virtue of an order Wbli ?rIOn ' thereof by virtue of An i ■ I of this notice. of the state of Oregon, acting for ,l|p >‘;Jft SI niX"^' 8S' Dated July 11 th. 1.« didal district,dated Angnst5th. A D. 1*"' MERRITT M< KINLEY. J no. J. Svir< m . * 7:...... Attorney for I lainti*^ Administrator of said Estate. Ramsev A Atty« for Estate. Gat Naw aad Startling Facts at DruggW* Attorney* for Plaintiff STILL CONTINUES, and the people are receiving more goods for less money than they ever received before. 1 Recollect, We Move The president's message was read be fore congress Tuesday. It is it brief though strong document, and is cour ageous, us all of Cleveland's public ut terances are. It is couched in plain, uuassumiag language and so simply constructed that most any one can fol low' its lientaml digest the logic and common sense thereof. President Cleveland, in his usual epigramatic style, says: “Gold and silver must part company,” and gives good reasons for it. He insists upon an uncondi tional repeal of the Sherman law, aud it is reasonable to expect that congress will see the matter in the same light. We confidently lielleve that business will commence to improve from this time on, and distress and oppression lessen among the people. The “silver industry,” kept up by mischievous and piratical legislation, will probably suf fer from the events following the mes sage, but all the other industries of the country will be lienetitted by them, be Ch urge« Against Downing. ing relieved of a load put upon them in support of the silver fetich, the mining The Salem Independent having made lords and their supernumeraries.— East serious charges against Geo. S. Down Oregonian. ing, superintendent of the penitentiary, some time ago, Gov. Pennoyer has sent President Cleveland, in his message the following communication to the In to congress, reviews the situation in dependent on the subject: his characteristic, plain and straight “Will you be kind enough in behalf forward manner. There is no pander of truth and justice to allow me to state ing to any element or faction, but a for in your columns that I did examine all cible statement to the members of con of the charges made against < 1“ S. gress of the duty that lies before them. Downing, superintendent of the peni He shows that continued class legisla tentiary, before they were made to the tion has brought about the present dis legislative i..«estigating committee, or astrous condition of business affairs the grand jury, mid that I found them and calls special attention to silver. all to lie entirely without foundation. While favoring the repeal of the Sher Mr. Downing is, and always has been, man law, he recognizes the necessity of a faithful, efficient and honest officer, the use of both gold and silver as and his management of the peniten money and earnestly recommends that tiary has been aliove reproach. I wish “legislative action may put beyond all to say this in defense of a fathful of doubt or mistake the intention and ficial, who lias been mercilessly perse ability of tlie government to fulfil its cuted for no other rea»on, that I can obligations.” It is an honest, terse and conceive,' than because he would not patriotic document; in no sense dictato “stand in,” for which refusal 1 honor rial, but full of sound counsel. The him. Very Respectfully, way is’ outlined, let congress do its S ylvester P ennoyer . very favorable to the United States. duty.— Iloscburg Ilcricir. Republicans just now are feeling We give the coinmedts of Hon. Fred g.sxl because Cleveland did not advise Mr. Cleveland lias sent a good finan erick R. t'oudert, one of the counsel bo' tlie immediate consideration of the fore the tribunal on the part of the cial message to congress. It is an ex tarifl question. One tiling at a time United States: cellent grouping of facts already in the seems to la1 the policy of the adminis “Among the cany testimonials which I “If they say so, I am quite satisfied. possession of the people, put in so see in regard to certain medicines perform tration. After the financial problem is The object of the United States was to strong array that even populists can’t ing cures, cleansing the blood, etc.,” writes settled and out of the way the tariff protectits property in seals. Inorder deny them, though they are like Oliver H enry H udson , of the James Smith schedules are to la- taken up ami dis Woolen Machinery Co., to do this it advanced a number of Goldsmith’s schoolmaster. His history Philadelphia, Pa., “none posed of in the interests of the people. propositions, all tending to the same of the Sherman purchase act Is true, impress me more than my There is to be no shirking of duty. end, namely the protection of a useful and Voorhees would do well to make it own case. Twenty years ago, at the age of 18 years. The re-elcetiou of Speaker Crisp gives animal, the existence of which, com his text book. I had swellings come on The president seems to think that a mercially speaking, was in imminent universal satisfaction. He can be de my legs, which broke and month is long enough to settle the cur danger. The effect of the decision is to became running sores. pended upon to administer the rules of rency question, which accomplished Our family physician could the house in an impartial manner. He protect the seal; the object of the Uni do me no good, and it was he would have work commenced on ted States is gained, even though our has not the czar-like rule-or-ruin dis|s>si- feared that the bones the revenue laws. The administration government should not have the satis tion manifested by Speaker Heed of the would be affected. At last, will be surprised, when its financial ti fly first congress;neit her is lie of a weak faction of maintaining all its theories. my good old mother legislation is adopted, to find that the If the report tome is a correct one, urged m® to try Ayer’s faltering, vacillating nature. He be country will not rally. Then two to Sarsaparilla. I took three lieves tlie minority have rights which tlie most important propositions, all bottles, the sores healed, are to be res|>ectcd as well as those of tending to protect the seal, are estab one there will be more tinkering with and I have not been lished in our favor. A close season is the coinage laws. The rift in the black the majority. troubled since. Only th® narrow and far established, from May to the end of cloud is exceediuly • scars remain, and tlio memory of the past, to It lias been stated that Hon. H. H. July—that is, when the females are on away.- Hillsboro Independent. remind me of the good Gilfry had been removed from the po their way to their only home, which is It may be acknowledged that the Ayer's Sarsaparilla has clone me. I now sition he has so long and ably tilled in the PribylofT islands. This close sea weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and the senate, to make room for a friend son (and this point is singularly im president is correct when he says that am In the best of health. I have been on the of Senator I). B, Hill. There is no portant) is not only in Behling sea, a sound, stable currency is necessary road for the past twelve years, have noticed Sarsaparilla advertised In all parts truth in the report. Mr. Gilfry is read but the North Pacific ocean, the favor for commercial prosperity. Depreciated Ayer's of the United States, and always take pleas ing clerk, and Senator Hill's friend is ite pond of pelagic sealers, whose pur coin is disastrous to any nation and if ure in telling what good it did for me.” appointed chief legislative clerk and suit consisted in intercepting tlie fe the dollar in circulation is not worth For the cure of all diseases originating in takes the plaeeof a republican. It will males as they were moving northward. its face in any market, laborers suffer in impure blood, the best remedy is • lie gratifying to the many friends of The use of firearms in sealing is pro consequence, because they are forced to pay more for the necessaries of life.—I AYER’S Sarsaparilla Mr. Gilfry to learn that his retention hibited. This is such a radical meas Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Man«. ure that I am almost afraid it is too Times-Mountainecr. in the senate is assured. good to lie true. Prohibit firearms and Cures others, will cure you We denounce the republican legisla The official list of members of the pelagic business will be finally crip house, as prewired by Clerk Kerr after pled. I may add tlie terms thus given tion known as the .Sherman act of 1890 ' SUMMONS. adjournment Monday, gives the Dem are very much bettei and more favora as a cowardly makeshift, fraught with ocrats 220 members; republicans, 120; ble than any thus far suggested as a possibilities of dauger in the future, ’ In the Circuit court of the State of Ore and the third party 9. Thera is one settlement, and in that view of the ease which should make all of its supporters gon for Yamhill county. the decision may be fairly treated a« a as well as its author, anxious for a vacancy, In tlie Tenth Ohio District, Christena Knight. speedy repeal. We hold to the use of I Plaintiff. , caused by the death of Representative triumph for the United States." vs both gold aud silver as the standard John Knight. Enochs. The list contains the name j Defendant. The fifty-third congress was elected money of tlie country and to the coin of Mr. Richardson, Fifth Michigan dis To John Knight, the above named defend age of both gold aud silver without dis for the pur|M>se of re|>ealing the odious trict, who has not yet been sworn in, ant : and whose seat is contested by Bel ami burdensome tariff laws of this criminating against either metal or1 In the name of the State of Oregon, you country. There were other issues join charge for mintage, but the dollar unit I arc hereby notified and required to appear knap, republican. ed lietween the parties, and in the east of coinage of Imtli metals must lie of and answer the compiaint filed against you the above entitled suit in the above en The valley pacss is worrying itself there was a notable effort liefore the equal intrinsic and exchangeable value, in titled Court l»v tho first day of the term fol sick over Multnomah's finances. Mean-| election, as there now is after it, to lie- or lie adjusted through international lowing the expiration of the time prescrib while Portland will go along in its a|>- llttle the question of the tarifl. But it agreement, or by such safeguards of ed in the order for publication of tins sum mons, to-wit: Monday, the 25th day of pointed way, carrying the valley banks failed. Mr. Cleveland was an ex|>eri- legislation as «hall insure th« mainten September,1893; if you fail so to appear or financing its wheat and finding in ment a« president up to the date of his ance of the parity of the two metal.«, answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for some way a third of the state's ex|>ense famous reform message to congress. and the equal power of every dollar at in the complaint herein, to-wit: A’ decree account.— Oregonian. Before that he was regarded as an un all time« in the markets and in tlie dissolving the marriage contract now ex isting lietween the plaintiff* and the defend Just because Portland does these tried leader of the democratic party: payment of debt. And we demand ant, and for such other and further relief as things is no reason for holding hack its J after that he liecamc a force in the eco that paper currency shall be kept at |>ar may l>e just and meet in the premises This summons is served by publication state taxes, which are greatly needed nomic battle lieing waged by the Mor-, with and redeemable in such coin. We thereof for six weeks by order of Hon. M. for th« liquidation of the state's indebt risons, the Carlisles and the Millses insist iqioii this policy as especially nec G Munly, judge of the 4th judicial district edness. But then, Portland has had against plutocracy and class legisla essary for the protection of the farmers of the state of Oregon, acting for the 3d ju August 9th. A. D. 189.’». Its own way so long, notwithstanding tion. The warfare was a long and and laboring classes, the first and most dicial district, dated J NO. J. SPENCER. the law, we suppose she always will. Attorney for Plaintiff. memorable one and the people filially defenseless victims of unstable money triumphed. They learned what they and a fluctuating currency.— Democrui- 1 The printing and publishing frater wanted and they asked for it at the ic National Platform. SUMMONS. nity of the northwest coast will hail' ballot box. It was not a victory of the with delight the announcement that outs against the ill«. It was not a eon-1 What is the matter with the South In the Circuit Court of tlie State of Oregon, for Yamhill County. Messrs. Hawks A Shattuck, of the I’a-' test for the s|s>ils of office. It was a ern Pacific? The mixed train which cldc states type foundry,are to open a triumph of the oppressed over their <>|>-1 has been carrying the mail comes up Alma Johnson. Plaintiff, , branch in Portland. All the prclimi-1 pressor*. It was a contest of the per from Portland only every other day vs nary arrangements were made Inst pie against the Mil>«i<il*t«. The average now. This train goes «outh on Mon-, J. W. Johnson. Defendant. week by Mr. Hawks, who came north ' voter is not going to forget tariff« on . days, Wednesday« and Fridays, and To J W. Johnson, defendant: to look over the Held. He made a tour account of a money stringency. He north on Tuesdays, Thursdays and In the name of the state of Oregon yon of the piincipal valley towns, and lie- ex|*cts a eheai>er breakfast table and a Saturdays, and consequently ou Mon arc hereby required to appear and answer complaint filet! against you in the <-anie satisfied, not withstanding the cheaper coot under the new regime, days, Wednesdays and Fridays our the above entitled suit on or before the twenty* dose times, that a branch e-tal>ll«lie»l and if he doee not get it he will know mail will be carried on the evening fifth (2Mh^ day of September. A. D.. !8B3 in apposition tothetyi» trust wiaild the reason why. Congrv** will lie ex train. The Oregonian will be a day that being the first day of the term of said court following the expiration of the time prove successful. Everywhere he went pected to <h> all In Its power to relieve old when it arrives here and If this seribed for the publication of this sum he found the opposition to the trust Hi« financial «¡(nation. but its chief du thing continues we «hall expect to hear mons. and if you fail so to answer, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re unanimous. It was the boast of the ty i« a revision of the tariff laws, and a good sized kick coming from the lief asked for in said complaint, to-wit: trust that inside of one year It would it* work must Iwjin immediately after publi«hers.— Notebrrg Orapbic. A divorce from the marriage now eiist- i ng I »etween .you and piff. crowd the few independent foundries! the extra «e«sioti convene«. Nobody This summons is published by order of to the wall, lait Mich lias been tlie spir understands this I letter than the demo Captain Sweeney, V. S. A., San Hon. M. G. Munlv. judge of the Cirruit of the Fourth Distric t of the State of it of Independence and fair play among cratic member« them«elvee. The un Diego. Cal., says: “Shiloh'» Catarrh Court Oregou iu Chambers tlie printers that tho concerns which wise financial laws to whieti the presi Remedy is tlie fl ret medicine I have Dated at Portland, Oregon, this 7th dav refused to go into the combine have dent's proclamation alludes include the ever found that would do me any good Angnst. iHrt. E. E 8ELPII. prospered gs never hefore. Psiee 50 eta. Sold by Howortli A < 'o. McKinley law.— -fit. Isotis Rcpnbln-. Attorney for Plaintiff During August to our new building on the corner of Third and D Sts. We want all our Summer Goods sold by that time. Only the Scars Remain. . 0 25 Per Cent off Brings a large number of articles below cost and if you purchase where you can get what you want the cheapest, the stock of goods should go quickly. KAY & TODD TRAINING, BREAKING. M c M innville track . Track in Fine Condition, Plenty of Good Water and Shade. I i Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure at Druggist