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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1893)
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER HARDIN6 L HEATH, Publlther«. ■ -........... . . SUBBCRIPTIOJt BATES. One Copy. par year, inadvance $1 00 OaeCepy, elx monthsiu ndvatire.............. *0 Entered at the poetoflice at McMinnville Oregon, as second-class matter. R kmu - ctio .«» or (' oxpolkxcx asii ai . i . O hit - uary Poetry will be charged for a t regular advertising rates. M amplx t'orifcs Or T he T ka . ki 'II os e -K eui »- iek will be mailed to any person in the I'nited States or Europe, who desires one. free ot charge L P. Fisher, New-paper adverlisiing agent. 21 Mereliants' Exchange, Ban Francisco, is our autlmrized agent. This paper is kepi on file ia his office. All eubeeribere who do not receive their paper regularly will confer a faror by im mediately reporting the mue to thii office Thursday, August 31, 1803. The editor of the 7Vwants x bow wow. Au electric line to the Willamette river through Dayton is practical anil will pay. Thanks to the comnionsense of the majority of the members of the legisla ture the i'ennoyer stay law is out of sight and mind. The year of 1893 will go down in history as a peculiar one. Financial depression, great storms, plagues and pestilences are a few of the items that will be charged against it. It is now stated beyond a question that Amick, a Cineinnatti pliysician, lias found a complete cure for pulmo nary consumption. It is lio|ied tliat it is not another Kocli fiasco. It was rumored some time ago that a person l>y the name of Ellis liad been elected to congress from Oregon. .Since then we have not heard a word about the gentleman. Where is he at? With tlie new county officers next year will commence the salary system, and just as many good men will be candidates in the conventions of the the future as there lias been in the con ventions of the past. The efforts of some papers and jieo- pie to saddle the pesponsibillty of the death of Lieut. Nelson upon Gen. Compson are ridiculous. It is such a farce that a person without brains could see through it. Cholera is raging in Russia and in several Mediterranean ports,hut thanks to the efficient measures taken by the authorities of our sealjoard cities, it lias not yet appeared in the I'nited States, xml probably will not. Yamhill county has paid the state taxes in good coin of the realm, so all this talk of indebtedness to the state does not apply to Yambill. This coun ty would lie pleased to see the state sue the delinquent counties. The small papers located near large timber, preemption and homestead tak ings are now engaged in changing their polities in order to hold the patronage of the land office. Parasites of this or der are a curse to the community in which they live. While the newspapers of other cities are gleefully citing the fact that their suspended banks are about to resume business, tlie papers of tills city have nothing to say. The banks of Mc Minnville are solid and have lieen do ing business all through tlie depression. Tlie papers talking of a $1(19,ism a year appropriation for the militia are very well informed indeed. If they know as much about other mutters as they do of this they would lie lit per sons for the editorial stull of the even ing Telegram. The appropriation was $20,000 a year for two years. Willi some means of transporting freight from the Willamette river to this city the grip of the Southern i’a- cific would loosen. An electric line can lie built at a slight expense and it can haul freight and passengers enough to pay a good dividend upon the investment. Secretary Carlisle lias ordered tin* I'nited States mints at Philadelphia and San Francisco to commence coin ing some $85,imo,ooo in gold bullion that is stored in the treasury and is a part of tlie »100,900,000 gold reserve. It will lie coined into $10, $5, and »21 pieces, preference being given to the two first two denominations. The ca- parity of the I’liiladclpliia mint is aliout $5000 per month. Miners from CcPlir d'Alene are now employed as farm hands in Eastern Oregon and Wiuhiugton at $1 per day and board, Van Delaslimutt Informa tlie MWcnw that the mine owners of Idaho would give employment to thousands of these laborers if they would work for $1.75 |>er day and Isiard. But their union will not |s*rniit this, and tlie mine owner- cannot afford to pay tlie $3.50 per day demanded.— 11'7- cwnr. T The actiun of' congress on Monday Go“s Through the House With has already started the wheels of in dustry, and the first rays of returning 139 Majority. confidence are brightening the finan cial horizon. In a very short time the '•ountry will be pros|>erous as of yore, ' unless such bigoted omm as tire editor of the Evening Telegram have enough inlluence with the lisvse ami immoral W ash imiton , Aug. 28.—The galler element, to which such pqople and pa ies of the house were crowded long be lters cater, as to produce the revolution fore tlie time for assembling by persons that they threaten. When man lias so interested in the result of the balloting far retrograded as to express such senti on the silver question after a two weeks ments us appeared iff the Monday eve debate. Tile speaker commanded order ning issue of the Telegram, it is time at noon. Nearly «very seat in the hall lliat press censorship should commence wax filled, and there was unmistakable and the fool-killer start on his journey. evidence of general and individual in Buch silly driveling* cannot emanate terest in the matter on hand. Tlie from a mind whose* parts are healthy. ith great dignity the editor writes: chaplain prayed brftfly ami his voice was inaudible at a distance of more “We who are Americans will stand up thau io feet. After the reading of the for America, and if we fail we will die journal, Weaver, of New York, ap- with our boots on." The editor has pcared at the bar of the house, on the lieen waiting to die with his boots oil arm af his colleague, General Tracey, for so long a time that it is now impos ami was sworn in by the speaker. The sible to tell whether ids feet or liis resolution contained in the order of brain dictates the articles tliat appear procedure on tlie silver question was in ids paper—they both have tin* same reported by tlie clerk, providing for a aroma. We suggest tliat lie cut his vote first upon tlie free coinage of silver boots oil’, wash ids feet and give hi* nt tlie present ratio of in to 1. Bailey brain a chance to recover. of Texas asked if, in tlie event of all Tlie senate lias reported a substitute amendments included in tlie order lie- ing defeated, it would, ho in order to to tlie Wilson liill amounting to the propose an additional amendment ger same tiling with tlie exception that it mane to the subject. Speaker Crisp re contains a declaration, using tlie word» plied that, ns at present advised, lie of the democratic platform,to provide a would answer no; tliat tlie older pro currency of gold and silver and to vides exhaustively all that tlie house maintain a parity lietwcen the metals. may consider, but tliat when tlie time Everyone recognizes the need of tlie came to formally present the question silver already circulating in the coun the gentlemen from Texas might be try and more of .it would not hurt if heard. McMillin desired to oiler an our store of gold could be increased. amendment providing for tin* flee coin- Silver can be coined safely if our gold of the product of the silver mines of the is increasing, but the danger comes I’nited States, but Bland objected, say w)n n gold decreases and silver increas ing that such a proposition was no free es. Gold lias to bear.up tlie silver coin coinage at all. Then tlie Wilson Dill the same as it does paper money and reiiealing the silver purchase clause of an increased load effects it the same as tlie Sherman act, was read, and Bland does a load upon a wagon. Enough offered liis first amendment for free can is* placed upon tt to cause a col _______________ coinage at the ratio of ill to 1; defeated, lapse*. 123 to 22*i, amid applause from tlie anti We have received a copy of “Hyster silver men, who did not expect so large ical Women” from the author, Dr. A. a majority. W. Thornton, of West Ferndale,Wash. The announcement of tlie vote was It is tlie result of long years of practice received with applause ami some sur in tlie leading hospitals of Europe and prise at tlie majority against free coin Australia and treats of that divine age, it being nearly double tlie largest tiling, woman, in a most peculiar state. estimate made by the anti-silver com To say that the adviee given in it mittee. Bland, from his seat at the ex would tend toward a.better moral con treme left of tlie speaker, smiled grimly dition of humanity would convey no as lie heard the result, nervously chew thing more than your impression should ing and rocking to and fro in his pivot you read tlie volume. It is well worth cliair. Tlie figures show tliat a major tlie time spent in reading it, as it tells ity of tlie denmerots voted against free plain but not generally known truths coinage. As the clerk began calling in an entertaining manner, with well- the roll Bryan walked down tlie center selected language, Tlie price of tlie aisle, calm and grave, around to where volume is $1. bound in cloth and it can tlie silver leaders sat. They sat in con be obtained by addressing tlie author. sultation some time, and then Bryan made liis way back to liis own seat. Col. Jell Myers has aired himsell and Witli tlie wave of applause and jubila is in favor of an extra session in order tion tliat swept over tlie hall as the to repeal some of the extravagant ap crushing tiefeat of free coinage was an propriations. This is simple buncombe, nounced, the whole house seemed to for tlie same legislature would meet take a deep breath and lose interest in and probably [appropriate more money what was to follow for the next few instcadof repealing their former efforts. votes. These were on various ratios, Vol. Myers should not have voted for but every one knew the ratio question theextravgant appropriations he speaks was dead. of. Tlie first of Paying State Trxes. amid such a buzzing as fairly drowned the voice of the clerk at times, and the Within the past week a number of few members who were keeping tally tlie counties have paid their state taxes. on tlie rest had to appeal to the speaker And the [peculiar fact in connection repeatedly to preserve enough order to with this payment is ¡that the county make the hearing possible. Only “old treasurer had no hand in making the stagers" on the silver question stood payment. State Treasurer Metscban out for the 17 to 1 ratio. For the most hasjust made .the distribution of the part that faction was not going to fool state school land interest fund and with any ratio if it could not get the where he found ji county that had not one it wanted. Man after man who paid its state taxes he made a “turn”— had voted aye on the first roll call, vot that is, lie gave those counties credit ed no on the second, and many others for tlie amount apportioned them by left the chamber, indifferent to the re tlie distribution on their state tuxes. By sult. The vote on the question of free this means Multnomah county lias coinage at 17 to I resulted—ayes 100, paid out aliotit $10,900 of the large sum noes 24o. tin this vote, beside the loss due the state, Yamhill county having of the populist votes, members of that paid her taxes in full, there was no rea party withholding votes, there were son for a “hold-out of the school money several negative votes from those who apportioned to it, and this sum was veteil in favor of a ratio of 10 to 1, promptly paid in cash by the state When it came to (lie 18 to 1 amend treasurer. It is understood that the ment, tlie chorus of dissatisfaction school districtsill Multnomah have not which arose when Hatch of Missouri yet received the money due them from insisted on a demand for the ayes and the county treasures under the state ap noes showed the house was in no tem portionment. The reason for this is per for delay. Bland did not join in that tlie county treasurer is afraid that tlie demand. Tlie vote <»n tlie second tlie drawing of so large a sum out of a ratio amendment made a slightly bet Portland hank at one time just now it ter showing for the silver men, not l>e- would “bust.” eau«e of any considerable increase in tin* vote, but by the falling off in the number of adversaries. The vote re This t.lsl la ■■iil.llaheil Exclusively I» Paper Fver.v Two Week«. sulted—ayes 102, nays 239. By the time the third vote was called Following are the letters rcmainingfor Bland had recovered wind enough to two weeks in the postoffleeat McMinn make a demand for the ayes and noes ville, Oregon, Aug. 31, 1893: himself, although he did not stay in Babcock, Charles McNamara, Thos his seat long enough to see how things Ely, Gideon McAllister, Mrs W Newbill, Albert were going, and the silver men who <iilliert, Lewis Grice, Dollie < >tt, Miss Bessie had united to prevent a further rollcall, Graham, , Mrs Geo Porter, Frank concluded to let tilings go and put ev Graham,MissMaud Pratt, Mrs (,' T erybody on record on every phase of Lough, James Pierce, .1 M Fierce, Missl’eruiela the question. The vote on tlie 19 to 1 Lundberg, A Rogers, Miss Laura Murry. J W amendment was ayes 105, noes 237. Martin, Mrs Ida White, J Virgie Tlie slighter gains made on higher Wheeler, Ed ratios were not unexpected liy some of Parties calling for tlie aliove letters the leaders, and it was the published will please say “Advertised.” If not impression of these that a ratio of 20 to called for in two weeks they will lie I, next amendment [offered, would poll sent to tlie dead letter office as “un the largest vote recorded in favor of claimed.” .1. C. C ooper , P. M. free coinage. Tlie result of the call was i ayes I 111, noes 222. The amendment to re-enact the Bland-Allison act was defeated—130 to 213. Wilson repeal bill was then pass ed—ayes 239, noes 110. I'he all absorbing topic of conversa tion is the price of wheat. Tlie pros perity of tlie Willamette valley depends upon tlie wheat crop, while its soil is capable of raising anything tliat can la* produced in any other section of coun try north of the «emi-tropie«. Was there a large acreage of fruit bearing orchards, or large dairy and poultry in terests in tlie valley, Instead of one great industry, tlie price of one certain article would not influence tlie pros perity of (I m * section. Mixed farming nets a* a governor upon the financial condition of a community and assure» From tlie latest reports it Is estimated a circulation of money nt all times. Tlie tliat the surplus wheat of the crop of residents of tlii« country will soon rec ItWB will not supply tlie deficit of coun ognize that small amounts of money tries not growing enough for their eon- ! coming in at »bort intervals during the sumption by at least 1,000,1X10 bushel«. year result.« in more prosperity and Tlie deficit of tlie wheat importing contentment than doc«a large amount countries amounts to 37»,(»10,000 bu-hels i once a year. while the nurpiua o* the whest export ing countries is 378,<>»),ooo bushel«. Tin* I I'll» per capita circulation can be iu- tariff war between Russia and Germa I creasni indefinitely and •» long a« it is I ny will rvwilt in favor of America, so Inxinietl time« will not la* better. Tlie the American farmer who is able to circulation is large eaougli. provided it hold Ids wheat is safe in doing so, un I is ill the field doing tin* werk for which ' if »«« ' reetoi. less he hs« < ibligat ions to meet. John Bach McMaster, the eminent historian. Is preparing for the Septein- lier E>rum a tlnaucial and historical re view, entitled "A [Century's Struggle for Silver." In this review, jlr. Mc Master will depict .vividly the wide spread embarrassment that prevailed among merchants ami others in the I'nited State- n century ago for want of a small exchnngeablcjeoinage. and will Insist on tlie vital importance of an abundant and ’convenient silver-cur rency medium iiiVveryday mercantile transactions. SUMMONS. GOOD ADVICE Saved Mrs. C. J. WooT.DRtnc.F, of Wortham, Toxas, saved the life of lier child by the use of Ayer’s Cherry rectoral. “Ono of my children hail Croup. Tlie ease was attended by our physician, and was supposed to he well under control. One night I was startled by the child's hard hreathins. «anti on going to It fourni it stran gling. It had nearly ceased to breathe. Realizing that the child's alarming condition had l'écorné possible in spite of the medicines given. 1 reasoned that such retneilies would be of no avail. Having part of a bottle <•» Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in the house. 1 gave the child three doses, at short intervals, ami anxiously waited results. From the moment the Pectoral was given, the child’s breathing grew easier, and. in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The child is alive and well to-day. and I do not hesitate to say that Ayer’s Cherry Per. torsi saved her life.” • AYER’S Cherry Pectoral rrvjmn* bj Dr. J. C. AyrrkCo , Lowell, Maw. Prompt to act, sure to cure Children’s Hats for 10 Cents. Come Early and Get One, as the Stock is not exceedingly large, and will not last long at this price. The Discount Sale STILL CONTINUES, and the people are receiving more goods for less money than thev ever received before. Recollect, We Move During August to our new building on the corner of Third and D Sts. We want all our Summer Goods sold by that time. 25 Per Cent off Brings a large number of articles below cost and if yon purchase where yon can get what yon want the cheapest, the stock of goods should go quickly. KAY & TODD The Creameries. Some surprise Isexpressed til the con dition of the finances of the people of this county in suoh a troublous time. Our prosperous condition is tiue to tlie fact that the mills have continued in operation and to tlie sales of beef cattle throughout the county and in no small extent the creameries now in operation in Tillamook city. Whore formerly no farmer realized on his butter until the winter or next spring the patrons of the creamery are now reeeiving cash monthly to u considerable amount. The prices paid by tlie creamery enable the farmers to realize more on the but ter than if tliey made their own. Tlie Fairview creamery has been ship ping considerable butter at fair prices, and is making considornbla reputation in the Portland market. At first they only sliipi>cd 390 pounds each trip of tlie Elmore, this was increased to 500 pounds, and last week instructions were received from Mark L. Cohn & Co. to ship larger amounts as they were getting short. This is very encouragj ing to tlie enterprising farmers who are operating that creamery. Tlie creameries are proving a vast benefit in [another and u permanent «vay. I.and owner are appreciating the directuirbtlt of eaehjiulditlonal patch of grass land. The consequence is earnest effort to clean out. corner», old stumps and brush heaps and scatter grass seed in tlie ashes.— Tillamook Headlight. ,'III cm * Nerve and Liver Pill«. Act on n new principle—regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through tlie nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles’ Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipa tion. I’nequaletl for men, women, and children. Smallest, mildest, surest! 50 doses, 25 cents. Samples free at Rogers Bros. Final Settlement, Notice is hereby given tliat the under signed as tlie executor of tlie estate of Wil liam A, Detinering deceased. lias tiled liis linal account as such in tlie county court of Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and said court has set tlie 3rd day of October, A. I)., at tlie Hour of one o’clock p. in of said day al tlie county court room at McMinnville. Yamhill county, Oregon, as the time ami place for the hearing of said account. Now therefore all persons interested in said estate are hereby notified and required to appear at said time and place and show cause, if anv there lai. why said account should not iie allowed, said estate finally settled ami said executor discharged. Dated Illis 28tli dav of August, A. I). 1893 G 1!. DETMER1NG, Ramsey & Fenton, Executor said Estate. Attys for Estate. TRAINING, BREAKING. JJORSES are Trained for Speed and Broken to Drive. — at the — M c M innville track Stable room will be rented to those who wish to <lo their own training. Track in Fine Condition, And is the Ideal track of the State for Train ing Purposes. Plenty of Good Water and Shade. Parties interested are requested to call at track for terms, etc. A. T. HARPOLE, McMinnville, Oregon. SUMMONS. SUMMONS In flic Circuit court of the Stale of Ore gon for Yamhill county : S. II. Dorrance and i J. G. ])<»rranee, part- | ners as Dorrance Bros., • Plaintiffs. vs | A. Dietrich and M. . L. < love, Defendants. I To M. L. Gove, defendant above named: In the name of the state of Oregon, You [are hereby notified and required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you and the other defendant in the above entit led suit in the above entitled court, by the first day of the term following the expira tion of the time prescribed in the order for publication of summons, towit: Monday, September 25th, A. D. 1893, and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief prayed for in the com plaint herein, to wit; For a judgment and decree againt said defendant A. Dietrich for the sum of $140.10 with interest thereon from November 14th, 1892, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, and for $2.00 for filing and recording said claim and lien, and for $25.00 attorneys fees in said suit, and for costs and disburse ments of action. And for a decree foreclosing the lien up on the building and land described in the complaint and an order of sale thereof, to wit: A certain building situate upon lot lot No. 7 of Wynooski subdivision of the Samuel 1), Snowden I) L in T 3 S, R 2 W of the Willamette Meridian as the same is platted and recorded in book 1, page 19 Records of Town plats of Yamhill County. Oregon, together with said land; and also a decree that the lien and interest of the defendant, M. L. Gove, is subsequent and inferior to the lien of plaintiff, and that the defendants and each of them and every person claiming bv, through or under them or either of them be foreclosed and forever barred of all equity of redemption in and to said premises or any part thereof, and for such other and further decree as may be meet and suitable in the premises. This summons is served by publication thereof for six weeks by order of Hon. E. D. Shattuck, judge of the fourth judicial district, of the state of Oregon, acting for the judge of the third judicial district of said said state made August 9th, A.I). 189.”«. JNO. J. «SPENCER. AulO Attorney for Plaintiff. I n the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Yamhill county: Chehalem Valley Bank, a Corporation,) Plaintiff, vs J. John Atkinson and J. 1). Carter. Defendants To John Atkinson, defendant above nam ed- J n the name of the State of Oregon : You are hereby notified and required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you in the above entitled action, in the aliove entitled court by the first day of the term following tho expiration of ’the time pre scribed in the order for publication of this summons, to-wit: Monday, the 25th day of September, A. I)., 1893, and if you fail so to appear or answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take judgement against you lor the sum of $50 in U. 8. gold coin, with interest thereon from April .'JO, 1893, at the rate of ten percent per annum, and $10 stipulated attorneys fees, and for the sum of $.3.5 in U. 8. gold coin, with interest thereon from April 16. 1893, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and $10 stipulated attorneys fees and for the costs and dis bursements of action. This summons is published for six weeks by order of Hon. Geo. II. Burnett, judge of said court, dated Aug, 2, A. D. 1893. J no . J. S pencer , Attorney for Plaintiff. In the Circuit court of the .tuie ot Ore- gon for Yamhill county : Sidnev A. Burnett and C. b. Wiley. Plaintiff», V9 » ; V. B. Latham, Em ma G. Latham a»“ A. F. Risser. doing busi ness stmler tlie firm name of A F. RDscr 4 Company, Defendants. ~. v i>;5g,.r doing business under m»- To A. 1*. lis »>•**0'8 ... A Company, firm name of A. 1*. 1 said defendant, aliove named. I„ the name of the state of > o« are hereby required to appear an „¡(j the complaint filed a^lllstA<vp entitled other defendants, in the ¿boi« suit, on or before the-.»th day • . \fOIi- her,’A. I) 1893 »'•“t'l,,,,?4«e.nd tie 'first dav in September, A. D. 1893, ami o tlfiv of the next regular term sam u“uaft«the".ri?iceot this ot summon» y publication thereof as by t ¡[“¿,,f !f you fail so to answer, /°ru’“A4,,, tht* theplaintift» above named w ill applj to » abo've named circuit court for 'b® r^'.e( prayed tor in the complaint filed n . “ court in the above entitled suit, whl< b 1» '’Tor“» decrcMn'^or of piaintilTs »"•} against said defendants V. B. l*“J*‘a"‘ linnia G. Latham for the recovery of the sum of $200.00 attorneys’ fees herein and for tho costs and disbursements of this For a decree in favor of ney A. Burnett, and against tlie deft I hint. V. B. Latham and Emma G. La,,‘»n‘.-of the principal sum of >l'^*W *"A States gold coin with interest on said su u at the rate of ten per cont per annum from the 10th day of December, 1890. .. For a decree in favor of the plaintiff C • Wiley, and against the ' 'tn' Latham ami Emma G. Latham for t e principal sum of two thousand dollars gold coin with interest thereon from tlie btn day of December, 1800, at the rate of seven and one half per cent per annum less the amount to lie decreed to be paid to the plaintiff Sidnev A. Burnett, a« asked for in ,h^C^^«Poiu.cVliBIntiffSand against all tlie defendants to closing the mortgage deed pleaded in the the complaint fill’d in said suit acoorihug to law, and for the sale of the real premises described in said mortgage, towit: Situate and being in \amhill county, state of Oregon, and bounded and described as follows towit: Being a part of the do nationlandclaim of Owen 1. lurnei in sections..‘JO and 31 in township 5 south, range A west of the WillametteMeridian and bounded as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of said donation land claim: thence west 13.46 chains; thence south33 degrees west 1.70 chains; thence west 1.06^ chains to port; thence south 76.40 chains to south boundary line sal<* donation land claim; thence south «a de grees east along the south boundary hue of said donation land claim to the southeast corner of said donation land claim; thence norUi 80.00 chains to the place of beginning containing 120 acres more or less and being 120acres off of the cast end of said donation land claim ami being the same premises deeded and conveyed to said Emma GL La tham by Lewis II, Kirkwood and wife on tlie 6th day of December, I860, and that the proceeds of the sale of said real premises be applied, 1st, To the payment of the costs and dis bursements of said suit and of said sale; 2d, To the payment of said $200,00 attor neys’ fees; • 3d, To the payment of the amount found due and owing to the plaintiff, Sidney A. Burnett; 4tb, To the payment of the amount found due tlie plaintiff, C. B. Wllev ; Sth, To the payment of the sum of $26.00 taxes upon said mortgage. For a decree against all said defendants forever barring them of all rights and equi ties in or upon said real premises and every part thereof, and authorizing the sheriff making said sale to put tlie purphaser of said premises in possession thereof, and for such other and further relief in the premises as may seem to the court meet with equity and good conscience. This summons is served by publication thereof under and by virtue of an order made by the Hon George II Burnett, judge of said court, said order made at chambers, at Salem, Oregon, and bearing date the 18th dav of July, A, D. 18JI3, ju27 R amsey & fenton , Attorneys for Plaintiffs. SUMMONS. In the Circuit court of the state of Ore gon, for Yamhill county: R W Phillips, Plaintiff, ▼s William Roof and , M. ( ollins, Defendants. I To William Roof and M. Collins, said de fendants: In the name of tlie state of Oregon, You and each of you are hereby notified and re quired to be and appear in the above entit led action in the above named court and ans wer the complaint filed therein against you by the above named plaintiff, by Momlav, the 25th day of September, A I) 1893. that being the first day of the next term of said court following the expiration of the time prescribed for tlie publication of this sum mons, and you are hereby notified that un less you answer said complaint, as above required, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the princi pal sum of four hundred and fifty dollars ($450.00) in United States gold coin with interest thereon, in like coin, from the 1st day of December, 1892, until judgment at the rate of eight per cent per annum, and for $.50.00 as attorneys’ fees herein, and for costs disbursements of this action, and for an order of sale of all propertv attaehed in this action. This summons is served by publication thereof by order of Hon. George 11 Bur- Iulv’Sa*^ C0UrL bearing date of *. ’ RAM8EY & FENTON, J”2‘ Attorneys for Plaintiff SUMMONS. I11 the Circuit court of tiieStateof Ore gon for Yamhill county : Frank E Dailev. Plaintiff j vs ;■ Homer W. Dailey. Defendant,’ I To Homer W. Dailey, said defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon You are hereby required to appear and answer SUMMONS. the complaint filed againstyou in the above entitled suit on or before the 25tli day of In the Circuit court of the Slate m’ Ore September A D. 1893, that beingthe fonrtli gon for Yamhill county. Monday in September, 1893 and tlie first day Christena Knight, of the next regular term of said court next Plaintiff, ; after the service of this summons by publi- vs I- eution thereof ashy law provided - and if .lohn niglit. yon fail so to answer for want thereof the Defendant, i plaintiff will apply to the above named court for the relief prayed for in the com To John Knight, the above named defend plaint filed in said court in the aliove end- ant : tied suit, to-wit: In the name of the State of Oregon, you For a decree dissolving and annulling the are hereby notified and required to appear marriage contract now existing between and answer the compiaint tiled against you tlie said plaintiff and the said defendant SUMMONS. in the above entitled suit in the above en and for an order of said court awarding the titled Court by the first day of the term fol cure nnd custody of Florence Dailev Ho lowing the expiration of the time prescrib In the Circuit 1'otirt of (he State of Oregon, mer W. Dailey and Hattie Dailey the mi ed in the order for publication of this sum for Yamhill County, nor children of plaintiff and said defend mons. to-Wit: Monday, the 25th day of Addie M Morris, ant, to the said plaintiff during their mi September,18JI3; if you fail so to appear or nority and for such other and further re Plaintiff, answer for want thereof the plaintiff will lief as shall appear to tlie court to he meet vs ;• apply to the court tor tin1 rellei prayed for Daniel Morris, with equity and good conscience in tlie complaint herein, to-wit: A’ decree This summons is published by ordei of Defendant. dissolving the marriage contract now ex the Hon. Geo. II. Burnett, judge of said isting lietwcen the plaintiffand the defend To Daniel Morri«, the above named de court, said order made at chamliers at Sa- fendant: ant, and for such other and further relief as ofIJuh*r<H«l'an<1 ,’car’",,,c ‘helath day may be just and meet in the premises In the name of the State of Oregon, you This summons is served by publication are hereby notified and required to appear RAMSEY A FENTON. thereof for six weeks by order of Hon. M. and an«wer the complaint tiled against you Attorneys for Plaintiff. G Munlv, judge of the 4th judicial district in tlie above entitled suit, in the above en of the state of Oregon, acting for the 3d ju titled court, liy tlie first day of the term SUMMONS. dicial district, dated August 9th. A. D. 1893. following tlie expiration of'tlie time pre JNO. J. SPENCER. scribed in the order for publication of this Attorney for Plaintiff’. In the Circuit court of the ¡«tatr of Ore- summons, to-wit: Monday, the 3.5th «lay of September. A. D. I «93, and if von fail to gon for Yamhill county. so appear or answer, for want thereof the F. M. Glover, plaintiff'will apply to the court for the re Plaintiff, | SUMMONS. lief prayed tor in her complaint herein, to- vs r wit : A decree dissolving the marriage William Roof, | In the Circuit Court of llie State of Oregon, contract now existing between the plaintiff Defendant. for Yamhill Connty. and the defendant, and for suoh other and Alma Johnson, further relief as may Is* Just and meet In To William Roof, >ai<| defendant; Plaintiff. I tlie premises, In the name of the state of Oreg*.n You You vs This summons is published by order of are liereby required to appear an<1 answer J. AV. Johnson, I Hon Geo. H. Burnett, Judge ofs.-ibl court, lro«n,n?P r1” ale<1 •f'®"’” FO” in tlie»Loe tinted. Jnlv 20. t«ttl Ifefeixlaut. I entitled actinnon or tteforc the 2Rth dav of JNO.J SPENCER 8»p««mher, lstt). that being the fourth Mon To J IV. Johnson, defendant: day in September. A. II. lffltl, and the first Atty, for PIH. In tlie name of tlie state of Oregon von ■ l.y of the next rera regular ,.i'l day ar term ' of »*.¿1__ ' arc hereby required to appear and answer Notice of Appointment of Adminis «lie complaint tiled against you von in the publii a,i?11 thereof a. by 1„ prortd«?. anil aliove outith-sl sail on or before the twenty- trator. If yrtu fail «o ,o answer, for want thereof liftli i 2.'»th * day of Scpteinlier, A. D.. I),. 19». Pl»lnUff will take judqmeiitagalnetyon licit being the first day of the term of said Noliro is hereby given that the un<k*r- i ‘ fo J* .r.. oi »I *' »' 'n V. B. Kold ¿iin court following tlie expiration of the time sigued ha» been by an order of the eonnty witli Intereat tkereon from the flrat day of -eril*ed for the publication of thia sum court of Yamhill county. Oregon, appoint November, A. D tw, at .he rate of ten mons. ami if you fail so to answer, tlie ed adininhtrator of the estate of Jarie« Mc eent per annum, and for the >um oi ii'no plaintiff will apply to the Court for tlie re Kinley. «lecea«ed. and for the costs and di«- I lief asked for in said complaint. Pewit: Now therefore, all persona havingdaimt attorneys fees, of ,ht, action, amt for an order A divorce from the marriage now exist against said estate arc hereby notified to , l.nraement. i’4 04 i 'J1* ®t,*,'i,*fl property herein : ing l*etween you and plff. present the «ante duly verified with proper I <1uly *’1't®cl,e*l in llie above 'n This summons is published l»y onler of vouchers, to the undersigned at his resi I titled action. Hon. M. <1. Munlv. judge of the C’reuit dence, near Sheridan, in Yamhill county. • .Tbi» summons Is served by publication < "onrt of the Fourth District of the Smce of Oregon, within six month* from the date thereof bv virtue of an order of the Hon of this notice. Oregon in Chamber« (reoree H Burnett, judge of Mid c"ur, Dated at Portland, Oregon, tills 7th day . Dated Julv 11th. W®. «aid order made at < hambera, at Salem August, ISM. MERRITT M< KINLEY, « >rr«on, and ’.earing .late July 18th lwr*. Administrator of «aid Estate. K. E SF.l.Pll . ramseya F enton ' Ramsey Fenton. Atty« for Estate. Attorney for Plaintiff J11Z7 Attorneys for Plaintiff SUMMONS. In the Circuit court of the slate of Ore gon, for N amhill county: Tlie First National) Bank,of McMinnville, ; Blaintiff. vs W. Roof, Defendant. To W. Roof, the aliove named defendant- In tlie name of the state of Oregon You are hereby required to appear and answer InH»i~?P unt c< a(*’ain«tyouin tlieabove entitled actum on or before the 25th day of September, A. I). 1893, that being the fourth divoU'iln S*T,eraher' 18«, and the first day of the next regular term of the above named court after tlie service of this sum mons upon you by publication, as bv law required, and if you fail so to answir for want thereof the said plaintiff' will take *890 >«elL. ngain,st 7°« for the sum of 7m*™4 P ’’ Aoil}- '“«ether with interest therron From the first day of November A 1 . 1.9., at tlie rate of ten per eent per an num and for the sum of $85.00 a« attoruevs fees in said action, and for the costs and and for onler of ,al?of the attaehed property heretofore duly at tached tn the above entitled action t hereof"hv’v'irtn? 1Sr ’CrVe,,1 h* J>>>MIeation Gror™ «J'ntueoLa’.1 order of the Hon u.c°i,gf i ' fftroett. radge of said court raid order made at Chamber« at Salem JidTA D l,;“irinR,la'e ",e ' i'h d«‘ of _ I., r- J ‘ RAM8EY A FENTON At'”rneys fin-Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In tlie l ircmt court of tlm Blate of Ore- go.i, for 5 arnhdi countx-: L» Ilettman, Plaintiff. vs I Win. Roof, Defendant. I To Wm. R.vof. said defendant; In the name of the state of Oregon Ym. are hereby required to ania*ar and ... ’ 011 day of (he next a?d,,'hc .«r” named court after the serv" e of G ,n„e rate of ton per cent aw.». ’ a «nm of $25 04 attornevs^ee l" ani ,he the costa and di.l.urwntlm»^^raid*?'’.-tnr and for an order of sale of th? ,i>onl proparty heretofore duly attache above entitled action. J a"arn*‘,l in the This summons is worvou u« ... o2Xf 'lT ' b " e of an "/"th«'Hon" ’^der n^Tt' ifc/ SUMMONS Full and Geor Plaintiffs. vs William _____ Bond, _______ Hannah Bond bis wife, W. T. Hliurt- left', Alice O. Sliurtleff, Mil- | ton Hampton. Mrs. Milton Hampton, J. D. Nash, I. II. V. Nash, J. A. Arment. i Mrs. J. A. Arment, Henry | I,. Clark, George I,. Sim', onds, Elmer P. Dixon, Wi ley 11. Hustings, J. I . Mor ris, T. H. McDonald and Yamhill County. Oreg..... Defendant*. To William Bond. Hannah Bond hk W. T. Hliurtlclt, Alice (). Sliurtleff \i! ton Hampton. Mrs. Milton Hauii,t„n I). Nash, 1. B. V. Nash, J. A. Anm'.' Mrs. J. A. Arment. Henry J i [,’ George I..JSimonds, Elmer I". Biion ley 11.-Hastings, J. C. Morris, T. t! v Donald and Yamhill County, Orem, said defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon Yu are hereby required to appeur and :l'nsw, the complaint tiled against you in thealw entitled suit oil or before the 25th day September, A. D. 1893, tliat Is ingthe f«,ur Monday in September, 1893, ami the fir day ot tlie next regular term of said Circt court next after 'lie service of this sui mons by publication tliyreot as l>v law pr, vided ; and if volt fail so to answer, for wa thereof tlie plaintiffs will apply to the al» named court for the relief prayed for in tl complaint tiled in said court in the abo entitled suit towit: For a decree in favor of the plaintiffs ai against the said defendants, William th,, ami Hannah Bond, in V. S. gold coin t the sum of $3,500.00 with interest theret ut the rute of ten per cent per annum fro the 1st dav of Marell. A. 1) 1892, until ( crec and for the further sum of $300.01) 1 torney fees herein and for the costs a, disbursements of tins suit and for a deer against all tlie said defendants herein (01 closing tlie mortgage of said plaintiffs d scribed and pleaded in said complaint li|< herein ami for an order of sale of the re premises therein described towit: The donation land claim of Edward 1 Geary and Nancy M. Geary his wife, eiaii Nos. <15 and 02, notification No 1170 | township 3 «outli of range 3 west of t| Willamette meridian, in Yamhillronnti mid state of Oregon, continuing 320.92aen of land (saving and excepting from th conveyance 80 acres of said land heretofia conveyed to Herman aim Annie Kranu by deed recorded on pages 88 ami 89 ot vo ume “8” of the records of dee'ls for sal county), the tract covered by said liiortga« containing 240.92 acres of land (save an except about one acre heretofore convey« to school district No. 23. Yamhill count« Oregon), to obtain funds witli which to pa and satisfy said principal sum of $:*, .7i0.( and interest thereon from the first day c Marell, A. I). 1802, at the rate of ten pei cent per annum and said $300.00 attorney: fees anti tlie costs and disbursements 0 this suit und said sale, for a decree fore« barring all interest and lien which said <le fendants or either of them have in orupot said real premises or any portion thereof and declaring tlie lien of said plaintiff: liy virtue of said mortgage, prior in timi and right to any claim or lien that eithei of said defendants may have in or upoi, said premises or any portion thereof, mid for such other and fuitber relief in the premises as [may seem meet with equity and good conscience. This summons served by publication thereof by virtue of uml order of the Hon. George 11. Burnett, judge of said court, said order made at ehainbers, at Salem, Oregon, and bearing date tlie 19th dav ot July, A. D. 189.'! ju'27 RAMSEY A FENTON. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. SUMMONS, In the Circuit court of the State ol Ore- gon, for Yamhill county : Martim Shaddcn, Plaintiff. C. A. Blaue. Minnie Blaue, Jacob Ganow, Bor- j tha Ganow and J. W. Doty, | Defendants. ToC. A. Blaue, Minnie Blanc. Jacob Ga now, Bertha Ganow and J. W. Doty, saiil defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon, You are liereby required to appear ami answer the complaint liied againxt vouin tliealiove entitled suit on or before the 25ih day ol September, A. D 1803, that being the fonrtli Monday in September, 1893,and thefirstdxy of the liext regular term of said court next after the service of this summons upon vou by publication thereof as by law provided, and if you fail so to answer for want there of tlie plaintiff will apply to the above named court for the relief prayed for in the complaint filed in said court tn the above entitled suit towit: For a decree in favor of tlie plaintiffand against tlie said defendants A. Blaue Minnie Blaue for the recovery in gold coin the sum of $3110.00 with interest thereon from tlie 15th day of March, A. D. 1892, al the rate of ten per cent per annum and the sum of $50.00 ns attorneys fees and for tin* costs ami disbursements of said suit and for a decree against all said defendants aliove named for tlie forelosnreof the mort gage deed held by the said plaintiff and as fully pleaded in tin* complaint filed in said court in tlie above entitled suit, and for an order of sale of the real premise« desorilied in said mortgage, which said real premises are described as follows towit: The homestead claim of (' A llhme, in township 2 south, range 3 west, in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, being part of see tion 28. towit: The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter and lot No. 4 of sec tion 28, in said township and range, con taining SI acres, and also tlie iollowingde- scribed real premises towit: Tlie south east quarter (W) of tlie southeast quarter of seotion 29, in township 2 south, range *1 west, in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, to obtain funds witli which to satisfy said several sums above named and due said plaintiff, and for a decree of said court bar- ring all the interest and lien of all said de fendants in or upon said real premises mid every portion thereof, and for such other and further relief as may seem to the court meet witli equity and good conscience. Tills summons is served by publicaiiim thereof by virtue of an order made by die Hon. George II. Burnett, judge of said court, said order made at < handlers, ill Salem, Oregon, and bearing date J ill v l.'MIi, A. D. 1803. RAMSEY <t FENTON. juS Attorneys for Plaintiff. SUMMONS In the circuit court of the state of Ore gon for Yamhill county. Frank M Stewart, Plaintid, | rw vs _ K- A. Stewart, W. H. i "aft.Laura E. Taft, \v. | W. Evans, Fanny F. 1 Evans. T. A. Stephen«, and the Mitchell, Lew- j is A* Staver Co . a cor- I poratlon, Defendants. ' To W. W. Evans ami Fannv Evans, de fendants above named: In the name of the state o^ Oregon, yon and each of you are hereby notified .anti re quired to appear and answer tlie complaint ¡Heil against you and the other defendants tn the above entitled court by the first day or the term following the expiration of the 11’'’^.prescribed in the order tor publication or this summons, to wit, Monday, the 25th °’ September, A. D. 1883, and if you f!?“ ’’Ppe^r or answer, for want there of the nlainiiff will apply to sai I court for wit* Pr®yod for in his complaint, to* I’or a judgment and decree against the ft- A. Stewart, for the Mini of , ’n 1 S. gold coin, with interest tiicreon. I from Octolier in. l.«0|. at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and for the sum of attorneys fees, and for the co.«G and di* imrseinents of this suit; anil for a decree . h ®' the mortgage pleaded in the complaint ana for an order cf sale of the mortgaged real premises, to-wit: Being U- on f iVe d’ L c- of w- 8- Ayers and wife, mil fkat,on No 5774- < la*m No. ,50 in Yam- -KOl,nty wng hounded and de- scritied as follows, to-wit: Common« ingat he nw corner of said d. 1 c. and running tlieneo wist 87.07chains; thence smith «•« onains; thence west 37.07 chains thence “Gh 22.50 chains to the place of liegin- containing M acres more or les.-, and i > * decree barring and forc< k^inf said defendants and ea« h of them and tn persons claiming by, through or under 7? 1,1 i!T either of them, of all emiilv <>f re- ln or riKni to premise» of and for such oth< r .in<l innher.rehef as may lie meet and equitable t'1? premises. a. ihis. snmmons h served by puhBcaikm thereor for six weeks bv order of Hon M Lr o on y’ of tho 4th Judi< ial district «!;/•? acting for the 3d jn- aictai district, dated August5th. A D. W Jjro. J. H fkkvkr . « _. ____ Attorney for Plaintiff. °** *” —< StNTt fee is Bl Oragglsta hr Mile.* N.w Heart C«r» at Dragatala,