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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1893)
» 4 sc T BltS. THE TELEPHONE-REG 1ST EK. the request of the late Secretary iStaii- ton, urged In the very crinid of the civil A while ago the surveyors of the Vic war, congress imposed u heavy duty oil HAROIN« 4. HEATH, Pnblishsrt. the importatiou of foreigu quinine. toria Nyanza railroad toiled up a moun i The immediate effect was the eetabliah- tain to make instrumental observations bUBBCIUPTlON BATES. inent of the domestic manufacture and of the surrounding country. Behind 01« Copy , per year, inadvance................ $i 00 we «uy that the United States 1» them were negro« carrying the survey Dee Cepy, aix month» in advance....................>o | now independent and ¡lerfectly able to ing instruments. The uscont was steep, face the competition of German, En and was possible only along a narrow Entered at the poatoffice at McMinnville glish or French chemists in that' pathway. Suddenly the men with the Oregon, as second-class matter. hranuh. But without aueh a protec instruments faced ubout and beat a hasty and ignominious retreat down R kbolutioss or Cosuotrscg akd xli . O hit - tive duty, unconstitutional as the Chi uary Poetry will be charged for a t regular cago platform proclaims it to be, we the hill. A swarm of augry bees had advertising rates. might have arrived at such indejiend- issued from a hole in the cliff’, their • * • S ample C opika O f T he T elephone -K egi «- ence; and certainly we could not have belligerency fully aroused and their tkk will l>e mailed to any person in the supplied ourselves with that indisjien-1 weiqioiiH of offence all ready for use. United States or Europe, who desires one, sable article during the civil war, bad The railroad survey was suddenly sus- free of charge pe tided, and all work ceased for nearly L. P. Fisher, Newspaper adverlisiing France or England turned against us agent, 21 Merchants’ Exchange. San and closed up our,'ports by the presence half a day. The instrumsut bearers Francisco, is our authorized agent. This of hostile cruisers. Now, however, the did not venture to return. The survey- paper is kept on file in his office. case is different. A just and equal tar- el's were prisoners on the mountain All eubscriberi who do no! reccire their ill fur revenue only can lie Imposed side, for they did not. dare to run ¡the paper regularly will confer a favor by im upon foreign quinine without any dan gauntlet of the enraged insects; and mediately reporting the »ante to thie office ger of our running short of tie article. they waited until after dark, when the We trust we have now made clear to trees had gone te sleep, before they tip Thursday, September 14, 1893. our estimable contemporary the distinc toed around the enemy’s stronghold tion belonging to this country, between and returned to camp. Four months ago a German, Capt It might I* well to remark that Sen free trade and a revenue tariff.— New von Manteuffel, marched against a rebel ator Chas. Cogswell, who is spoken of Yorx. /Sttn. for governor on the democratic ticket, THE MOVEMENT TOWARD CITIES. chief in East Africa, and coming to a hostile village, ordered its bombard would be n hard man to defeat and if ment with hand grenades. At the elected would make a good governor. Tlie complaint about the continual fourth shot the enemy was unexpected The city printing of Portland has movement of population from country ly reenforeeed by a swarm of bees,which been let to the evening lekgram, not to city is a good deal like a protest with the utmost bravery, attacked the withstanding the fact that tlie Dutpatch against tlie law of gravitation. The troops in front and rear, and on both made the lowest bid for it. This move same story is lieard everywhere; the flanks. The panic that seized these when retrenchment is demanded is swarming city is a feature alike of old beleaguered soldiers was irrepressible, countries and new, of countries whose and they took to the woods on a lively rather peculiar. general imputation is spars»1 as well as run, many throwing away their guns The Rocky Mountain Ac«’« has dc- of densely peopled lands. One cun un and ammunition in their tremendous veloped into a populist paper and re- derstand how London lias grown into haste to get a way. It took an hour to marks that the cause of silver and the a province, witli a population as large rally the fugitives, and when they re rests as tliat of Canada, blit it seems strange turned to the serious business of the revival ef American industries i with the people's party, . It will be a tliat in Australia, where there ought to day, they found that the natives had cold day for American industry when be room for everybody, the practice of also lit out into the woods. crowding into cities goes on in the the jieople’s party is ia i»ewei'. These are the latest illustrations of same way. One-third of the popula the venerable historic truth that when His name having been mentioned in tion of New South Wales live in Syd bees are well they can put to rout the connection with the secretaryship of ney, and two-fifths of tlie imputation of heroes of many battles, who would state on the republican ticket next Victoria in Melbourne. Again, in the scorn to be dismayed by musketry or June, Harrison It. Kincaid, of Eugefte, Uniteil States, a country of enormous cannon. _______________ thus denies his candiey in his own pa territory and a great variety of climate, The new postal money ordere to per; -“We are not a candidate for any more than 2,300,000 people are crowded political nomination and are not seek into New York and Brooklyn, where be provided by the government will ing nor expecting any political office." the climate in the summer months is soon be issued. In the new system execrable, and where all but the most there will no complication. Sheets will A suicidal mania is said to be prevail wealthy must resign themselves to the be issued calling for amounts from one ing in Loudon and Paris at the present loss of many of ttie comforts of home, eent to three dollars, which can be torn time, many of the victims being young including a separate house for a family. off to suit the purchaser. The postmas men and women in comfortable circum In Canada the movement does not ter will have no writing to do on it, the stances who have no apparent cause for strike us so forcibly, because a large sender simply endorsing it the same as putting an end to themselves. It is at part of the migrants from the country a check or draft. One cent will pay tributed by some to the long spell of or small towns go to tlie United States the charges on any amount up to three dollars, instead of three cents as now. hot dry weather which has visited Eu instead of to our own cities. rope this summer. There can Im no question tliat this, A typical explanation of free trude concentration of population lias its evil. The Oregon Pacific rate to Ban Fran It means a movement not only toward by the New York Sun is published in cisco for wheat and oats from any point crowded places, but toward crowded this issue. It is notiiing less than pe on its line is $2.50 per ton, just 50 occupations. A large proportion of the culiar thought. cents more per ton than the Southern inhabitants of cities anil towns are of To al 1 Digestion take one Small Bile Bean Pacific charges from McMinnville to the manufacturing classes. 'Tlieir call after eating. 25c. per bottle. Portland, a distance of 50 miles. Build ings are as necessary and useful ns that that motor line. The farmers can build of the farmer, but they are more subject it and make money out of the first to disturbance. Tlie competition is crop shipped over it to the Willamette fiercer; the progress of invention is ac river. companied by much hardship; the skill and training whicli are tlie stock- Th* stranger visiting a city for the in-trade of an artisan become valueless lirst time does not always remember or impaired in value l»y some labor-sav the handsome buildings it may have; ing device. Now and then there is an but if it have execrable streets, such as SLEEP over produetion, necessitating tlie clos ours have been, he never forgets them ing down of factories. Uommerce em and will not fail to mention the fact LONG when speaking of the place and his ploys another large part of the popula LIFE conclusions and comments will not be tion of cities, anil in no other field is there such a liability to disturbance and favorable, but if the streets lie hand somely improved he will always carry panic. Tlie apparent case witli which large fortunes are occasionally made by with him an impression of the fact and merchants attracts into business life it will unconsciously shape his opinion many who are unfit for it, and who of the city and its jieople and he will al STRONG MENTAL not only fail themselves, but cause oth most invariably speak well of them. .NERVES ENERGY ers to fail. Then the opportunities of The fact is that improvements are not alone a help to the street improved but city life encourage tlie growth of a large class of people who live, more or less to the adjacent streets and property. Almost always an improvement of the respectably, on their wits, add nothing k, street is followed by general repairs and to tlie wealth of the country, and are a M. Haminerlv. a well-known business man overhauling of all the property contig burden upon their fellows. of Hillsboro, Va., sends this testimony to The nervous strain, tlie temptations, the merits of Ayer’» Sarsaparilla: “Several uous thereto.— Oregon City Enterpriee. ago, 1 Hurt my leg. the injury leaving the dangers of cities are tlie theme of years ii sore which led to erysipelas. My sufferings many a solemn discourse. The boys were extreme, my leg, from the knee to tho WHAT >S FREE TRADE? ankle, bring a solid sore, which began to ex are exhorted not to leave tlie farm with tend to other parts of the body. After trying remedies, 1 began taking Ayer’s Our cateeuicd anti always intelligent its liealtlifulness, jrnace and independ various Sarsaparilla, and, before I had finished the contemporary, the lloc-hcetcr Democrat ence, for n life of drudgery in shop or first bottle. I experienced great relief; the second bottle effected a complete cure.” • anti Chronicle, considers a tarif!’ for rev office, with intervals of feverish and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla . enue only as substantially identical unwholesome excitement. But tlie with n free trade tnrifl’. “Free trade," boy usually prefers to listen to the Prepare 1 by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maaa. Cures others,will cure you says eur couleiu]H>rary, “is practised voices that call rather than the voices only by barbarous nations and savage tliat warn, and it probably never will tribes, and is not worth talking about be otherwise, for the motives tliat send as a policy for civilized people.” “Eng him to tlie city are among the most land's tariff system is avowedly that powerful tliat human nature, and es pecially tlie nature of tlie dominant of free trade.” A great many delusions are ubroad races, knows. 'Till lie has learned tlie in tlie world through tlie frequent use sad lesson of defeat, it is vain to preach of misleading phrases. For instance, to a man tlie blessings of peace. He England is so far from being a free loves strife rather, tlie chance to meas trade country, that the tariff system ure ills powers against those of ills fel there employed isdistinctly protective, lows. Tlie very health and strength iu spite »fall pretenses that are current. tliat he has gained in tlie country in Up to 1846 tlie farmers were protected spire him witli confidence tliat lie can by adequate duties on foreign coin. hold liis own in the battle. Why, be Then those duties were effectively abol asks, should lie not become tlie famous ished, and free trade in corn wa- pro lawyer, the l>old financier, th»1 leader claimed; luit tlie real nature of this of men, lather than one of tlie failures measure was to take the protection in tlie great crowd of undistinguisheil away from tlie farmers and give it to drudges of city life? Even if his ambi the manufacturers. Since then tlie tion soars not so high, lie longs for a farmers of England have been ruined, closer view of tlie great drama of which but the manufacturers have prospered. lie eutelies glimpses in the ¡newspaper Sir Robert l’eel, who carried tlie meas that reaches tlie farm or village, to lie ure, called it free trade, lint it was pro an eye witness of those wonderful tective all tlie same. In tlie same way events tliat are related in its column«. the duties on tea and coffee were aliol- Work, strife, pleasure, all are carried ished in tlie United States in 1872, and on among those great aggregations of so far as those articles are coneerneil, human livings at a high pressure, and free trade witli foreign Countries was I that will always be attractive in spite I established. But in reality tlie aboli- | i of all the warnings of wisdom and ex-1 lion wa« a protective measure, just like perienee. the abolitien of the corn laws in En Nor is the attraction altogether illu-1 gland in 1846; and it was passed in or sory. City life possesses many solid CO S' der that heavier duties miglit l>c im advantages. It offers, even to poor Final Settlement, posed upon foreign articles coming into men, conveniences and luxuries that competition witli American produc cannot be otherwise obtained. Tlie Notice i*» hereby given that the under* tions. It is the purpoae for whicli a city comtnaads the services of the signed as the executor of the estateof Wil tiling is doue that determines tlie true ablest men, skilled physicians, ripe liam A. Detinering deceased, has tiled his account as such in the county court of character of it. scholars, brilliant lawyers, eloquent di tinal Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and said Strictly speakiug, a tariff for revenue vines. The metropolitan newspaper court has set the 3rd day of October. 1893. the hour of one o’clock p. m of said day only lias no relation to free Dade and enables (lie citizen to know every day at at the county court room at McMinnville. uiay tend not to promote tlie establish* what 1»; going on in the great world Yamhill county, Oregon, as the time and mont of free trade, !"'• the contrary, it about him. If the opport uni ties for plac e for the hearing of said account. Now therefore all persons interested in imposes duties u ) m > ii foreign imports, evil in the metropolis are many, so are said estate are hereby notified and required and that is the reverse of free trade. tlie opportunities for g<xxl. ft is tlie to appear at said time and place aud show cause, if any there be. why said account For instance, it must lay duties on tea great battlefield for tlie eternal war be »hould not be allowed, said estate finally and coffee, whicli are free under our tween Ormuz ami Ahriman. If it is settled anti said executor discharged. protective system. Tlius it Is not only tho scene of excessive and fantastic Dated thh 28th dav of August. A. D. G F.. DET MERING. not free trade, but It is the exact op|>o- vice, it is also the birthplace of great 1«8 Ramsey A Fenton, Executor said Estate. Attys for Estate. sitc of free trade. moral reforms. If it displays in most The only true mid perfect system of j exaggerate»! forms the contrast between I fren trade ever know n among govern grinding poverty and enormous wealth Notice of Appointment of Adminis. trator. ments aud communities of |cqiial rank and the other results of the faults of and equal importance, is Hint which our social sabrle, it calls fotlli also the Notice is hereby given that the under* prevails within the United States, larg»~<t philanthropy, and the most signed ha« been by an order of the county of Yamhill county. Oregdh. appoint Not only is it free in fact, but it is free earne«t effort.« to grapple with aud solve court ed administratorof the estate of James Mc in purjiose. There is nothing like It «octal prob win« The employer may Kinley. <Iecea.se« I. Now therefore, all persons having claims among separate states auy where else. b»> more relcntlesw than iu the country, against said estate are hereby notified to Th* avnwed end for which the jwc- but the trade« union 1.« stronger. Who- present the same dulv verified with proper teetiva system was established in this | ever fights a battle for justice and right voucher*, to the undersigned at his resi dence. near Sheridan, in Yamhill county. country was to lievelop important finds in the city not only a boat of ene- Oregon, within six mouths from the date branches ef industry, mid thus render ' lilies, but <xnurades and friends to give of this notice. 1*8 the nation independent of foreign pow him comfort, aid and eiicvuragviuent.— Dated Jffiv ■ 11th. MERRITT McKINLEY. Jonmto Globe. Adminiatrator of said Estate. ers. Th« latest and moat striking in-1 Ramsev A Fanton. Attys for Estate stancoof this operation was when, at Are now lccated in their new store one door East of the First National bank and have opened up their New Hall Goods, ■ I ■ » . _ AVER’S S arsaparilla F rK » Ì I Ì ■ I I J Which as usual are not equaled in this county for quality and assortment. On Account I ■1 4 ’,» SUMMONS. SUMMONS. In the Circuit court uf the state e of Ore- gon for Yamhill county: Sidney A. Burnett ) and C, B. Wiley, i Plaintiff- | vs V. B. Latham, Em- • ma G. Latham and A. | F. RiMcr, doing bust-1 ness yuper tlie firm | nameGTA F. Kisser | A Cou/Wny. , Defendants. J To A F. Kisser, doing bu iness under the firm name of A. F. Risser A Company, said defendant, above named : In the name of the state of Oregon, You are hereby required to appear and the complaint filed against you and said other defendants, in the above enUU«» suit, on or before the 2ath day of her, A. D. 1893, that being the fourth Mon day in September, A. D. 189», and the first •lay of the next regular term of said court next after the service of this summons by publication thereof as by Jaw provided, and if you fail so to answer, for want tliereoi theplaintift's above named will apply to tne above named circuit court for the prayed for in the complaint filed in said court in the above entitled suit, which is in brief as follows, towit: . , For a decree in f»vor of plaintiffs and against said defendants V. B. Latham and Emma G. Latham for the recovery of tlie sum of $200.00 attorneys’ fees herein and for the costs and disbursements of this In tlie Circuit court of the State of Ore- gou. for Yauiblll county: Andrew Full and George j Trunk. Plaintiffs. I ys William bond, llunnah Bond his wife, W. T. Sliurt leit', Alice O. 8iiurtleff, Mil- , ton Hampton, Mrs. Milton | llampton, J. D. Nash, 1. B. ,- V. Nash, J. A, Arinent, I Mrs. J. A. Armrtil, Henry | L. Clark, George I.. Sim-| : onds, Elmer P. Dixon, Wi lev B. Hustings. J. C. Mor- ; ris, T. H. McDonald ami | I , Yuu^iill County, Oregon, I Defendants. I I To William Bond, Hannah Bond his wifel W. T. Shurtleff. Alice O. Shurtleff, Mill ton Hampton, Mrs. Milton Hampton, .11 13. Naali, I. II- V. Nash, J. A. Armenti Mrs. J. A. Arment, Henry I.. Clar« George L. Simonds, Elmer P. Dixon, WB ley II. Hastings. J. Morris, T. it. Mil Donald and Yamhill County, Oregon said defendants: 1 In tlie name of tlie State of Oregon, Y .l are hereby required to appear ami answ« tlie complaint filed against you in tlie aliovl entitled suit on or before the 25th day <1 September, A. D. 1KU3, tliat being tlie fonrtfl Monday in September. 1803, and tlie firn day of ilie next regular term of said Circt® court next after tlie service of this sutfl mons by publication thereof us by law prfl vided; and if you fail so to unswer, for w For a decree in favor of the plaintiff, Bid- tliereoi tlie plaintiffs will apply to theabo® ne\7 A. Burnett, and against the defendants named court for tlie relief prayed lor in iM V. B. Latham and Emma G. Latham for complaint filed in said court jn tlie aljofl I the principal sum of $1,000.00 in United entitled suit towit: For u decree in favor of the pbuntifls aifl States golu coin w'ith interest on said sum at the rate of ten per cont per annum from against tlie said defendants, William Boig and Hannah Bond, in U. S. gold coin, the 10th day of December, 1890 For a decree in favor of the plaintifi C. u. tlie sum of $3,500.00 witli interest theretB Wilev, and against the defendants V. B. at tlie rate of ten per ee.it per annum frog Latham and Emma G. Latham for the tlie 1st day of March. A. D 1802, until principal sum of two thousand dollars gold cree and for the further sum of $.'100.00 g coin with interest thereon from the 6th day torney fees lierein and for tlie costs ag of December, 1890, at the rate of seven and disbursements of this suit and for a deerg one half per cent per annum less the against all tlie said defendants lierein tog amount to be decreed to be paid to the closing the mortgage of Buid phiintifts >g plaintiff Sidnev A. Burnett, as asked for in scribed and pleaded in said complaint tilg herein and for an order of sale of the reg the proceeding’paragraph For a decree in favor of the plaintiffs and premises therein described towit: I against all the defendahts to this suit fore Tlie donation land claim of Edward ■ closing the mortgage deed pleaded in the Geary and Nancy M. Geary his wife, ciail the aoYnplaint filed in said suit acoording Nos. (¡5 and 62, notification No. 1176 I to law, and for the sale ot* the real premises 1 township 3 touth of range 3 west of tg Willamette meridian, in Yamhill countg described in said mortgage, towit: Situate and being in Yamhill county, and state of Oregon, containing 320.92acig state of Oregon, and bounded and described 1 of land (saving and excepting from tig as follows towit: Being a part of the do ' conveyance 80 acres of said land lieretofog nation land claim of Owen P. Turner in 1 conveyed to Herman and Annie Kranil sections .*10 and 31 in township 5 south, ■ by deed recorded on pages 88 and 89 ot vg range 5 west of the Willamette Meridian 1 unic “S" ot tlie records of deeds for sal and bounded as follows:. Beginning at the ; county), the tract covered by said mortgal northeast corner of said donation land 1 containing 240.92 acres of land (save ail claim; thence west 13.46 chains; thence except about one acre heretofore convey! south33degrees west 1.70 chains; thence to school district No. 23. Yamhill count! west 1,06^ chains to post; thence south Oregon) to obtain funds witli which to pl 76.40 chains to south boundary line of^ said and satisfy said principal sum of $3,5u0.| donution land claim; thence south 75 de and interest thereon from tlie first day 1 grees east along the south boundary line of Marell, A. D. 1892, at the rate of ten pl said donation land claim to the southeast c«nt per annum and said $300.00 attorn. corner of said donation land claim; thence fees unit tlie costs and disbursements J north 80.00 chains to the place of beginning tliis suit and said sale, for a decree foreyj ’ containing 120 acres more or less and being barring all interest and lien which said <11 120 acres off* of the east end of said donation fendants or either of them have in or upd SUMMONS. land claim and being the same premises said real premises or any portion tlieretj deeded and conveyed to said Emma G La and declaring the lien of said plaintil by Lewis H, Kirkwood ami wife on by virtue of said mortgage, prior in uni In the Circuit court of the State of Ore tham the 6th day of December. 1890, and that the and right to any claim or lien tliat eitlid gon for Yamhill county. proceeds of the sale of said real premises of said defendahts may have in or npil Christena Knight, ] be appHed, said premises or any portion thereof, an| Plaintiff, , 1st, To the payment of the costs and dis for such other and further relief in th vs > bursements of said suit and of said sale; premises as |may seem meet with equip John night. , 2d, To the payment of said $200,00 attor and good conscience. Defendant, j neys’ fees; Tins summons served by publication To John Knight, the above named defend 3d, To the payment of the amount found thereof by virtue of and order of tlie Hou ant: due and owing to the plaintiff’, Sidney A. George H. Burnett, judge of said court said order made at chambers, at Salem In the name of the State of Oregon, you Burnett; 4th, To the payment of the amount found Oregon, and bearing date tlie 19tli dav o are hereby notified and required to appear due tlie plaintiff, C. B. Wiley; and answer the complaint filed against you July. A. D. 18!« jtt'27 RAMSKY * FENTON. in the above entitled suit in the above en 5th, To the payment of the sum of $26.00 Attorneys for Plaintiffs. titled Court by the first day of the term fol taxes upon said mortgage. For a decree against all said defendants lowing the expiration of the time prescrib ed in the order for publication of this sum forever barring them of all rights and equi SUMMONS. mons, to-wit: Monday, the 25th day of ties in or upon said real premises and every September,1893; if you fail so to appear or part thereof, and authorizing the sheriff making said sale to put the purchaser of answer for want thereof the plaintiff will In the Circuit court of the State ot Ore« apply to the court for the relief prayed for said premises in possession thereof, and gon, for Yamhill county : I in the complaint herein, to-wit; A decree for such other and further relief in the Martha Shadden, ) I dissolving the marriage contract now ex premises as may seem to the court meet Plaintiff. I isting between the plaintiff* and the defend with equity and good conscience vs | I This summons is served by publication ant, and for such other and further relief as C. A. Blauc, Minnie ) I thereof under and by virtue of an order Blaue, Jacob Ganow, Bor- | may be just and meet in the premises I made by the Hon. George II Burnett, This summons is served by publication tha Ganow and J. W. Doty, | I thereof for six weeks by order of Hon. M. judge of’said court, said order made at Defendants, j 1 G. Munly, judge of the4th judicial district chambers, at Salem, Oregon, and bearing To C. A. Blaue. Minnie Blaue. Jacob Gal of the state of Oregon, acting for the 3d ju date the 18th day of July, A, D. 1893, now, Bertha Ganow and J. W. Doty, saidl RAMSEY A FENTON, dicial district, dated August 9th, A. I). 1893. defendants: I Attorneys for Plaintiffs. ju27 J NO. J. SPENCER, Attorney for Plaintiff*. In the name of the State of Oregon, You! are hereby required vO appear and answer! SUMMONS. the complaint filed against you in the above! entitled suit on or before the 25ih day oil In the Circuit court of the slate of Ore September, A. D. 1893, that being the fourth] SUMMONS. Monday in September,1893,and the first day! gon, for Yamhill county: of the next regular term of said court next | R W Phillips. V In tlie Circuit Court of the State of Ore after the service of this summons upon you Plaintiff, j gon for Yamhill county; by publication thereof as by law provided, vs ( ami if you fail so to answer for want there Clielialem Valley Bank, a Corporation, William Roof and j of the* plaintiff will apply to the above! Plaintiff, M. Collins. named court for the relief prayed for in the vs Defendants. J complaint filed in said court in the above ! John Atkinson and J. D. Carter, To William Roof and M. Coilins, said de entitled suit towit: Defendants fendants : For a decree in favor of the plaintiff* and To John Atkinson, defendant above nam In the name of the state of Oregon, You against the said defendants ( j . A. Blaue ed • and each of you are hereby notified and re Minnie Blaue for the recovery in gold coin In the name of the State of Oregon : You quired to be and appear in the above entit the sum of $390.00 with interest thereon are liereliy notified and required to appear led action in the above named court and ans from the 15tli day of March, A. D. 1892. at and answer the complaint filed against you wer the complaint filed therein against you the rate of ten per cent per annum and the in tlie above entitled action, in tlie above by the above named plaintiff*, by Monday, of $50.00 as attorneys fees and for the entitled oourt l>y the first day of the term the 25th day of September, A D 1893. that sum and disbursements of said suit and following tlie expiration of the time pre being the first day of the next term of said costs for a decree against all said defendants scribed in tlie order for publication of tliis court following the expiration of the time above named the forclosureof the mort summons, to-wit: Monday, tlie 25th day prescribed for tlie publication of this sum gage deed held for the said plaintiff and as of September, A. D., 1893, and if you fail so mons, and you are hereby notified that un fully pleaded in by the complaint filed in said to appear or answer, for want thereof the less you answer said complaint, as above court in the above entitled suit, and for an JJORSES are Trained for Speed and Broken plaintiff will take judgement against you required, for want thereof, the plaintiffwill order of sale of the real premises tor the sum of $50 in V. S. gola coin, witli take judgment against you for the princi in said mortgage, which said real described to Drive, premises interest thereon from April 30, 1893, at tlie pal sum of four hundred and fifty dollars are described as follow’s towit: rate of ten per cent per annum, and $10 ($450.00) in United States gold coin with ---- AT THE— The homestead claim of C . A Blaue, in Btipuh.ted attorneys fees, and for tlie sum interest thereon, in like coin, from the 1st township 2 south, range 3 west, in Yamhill of $35 in U. 8. gold coin, with interest day of December, 1892, until judgment at county, state of Oregon, being part of sec thereon from April 16.1893 at tlie rate of the rate of eight per cent per annum, and tion 28. towit: The southwest quarter of ten per cent per annum, and $10 stipulated for $50.00 as attorneys’ fees herein, and for the southwest quarter and lot No. 4 of sec attorneys fees and for the costs and dis costs disbursements of this action, and for tion 28, in said township and range, con bursements of action. an order of sale of'all property attached in taining 54 acres, and also the following de Stable room will be rented to those who wish This summons is published for six this action. scribed real premises towit: The south weeks by order of Hon. Geo. H. Burnett, This summons is served by publication quarter (*4) of the southeast quarter to do tlieir own training; judge of said court, dated Aug, 2, A. D. 1893. thereof by order of Hon. George H Bur east of section 29, in township 2 south, range 3 J no . J. SrxNCEn, nett, judge of said court, bearing date of west, in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, Attorney for Plaintiff. July 22, 1893. to obtain funds with which to satisfy said RAMSEY <t FENTON, several sums above named and due said ju27 Attorneys for Plaintiff plaintiff, and for a decree of said court bar SUMMONS. ring all the interest and lien of all said de And is the Ideal track of the State for Train fendants in or upon said real premises and In the Circuit court of the Stateof Ore every portion thereof, and for such other SUMMONS. ing Purposes. gon for Yamhill county : and further relief as may seem to the court Frank L. Dailev. In the Circuit court of the state of Ore mect^with equity and good conscience. This summons is served by publication Plaintiff* gon, for Yamhill county: thereof by virtue of an order made by the vs The First National) Hon. George H, Burnett, judge of said Homer W. Dailey, Bank,of McMinnville, court, said order made at Chambers, at Parties interested are requested to call at track for terms, etc. Defendant,* Plaintiff*. Salem. Oregon, and bearing date Julv 13th, To Homer W. Dailey, said defendant: vs A. I). 1893. A. T. HARPOLE. McMinnville, Oregon. W. Roof, In the name of the State of Oregon, You j RAMSEY’ A FENTON. Defendant. are hereby required to appear and answer ju27 Attorneys for Plaintiff. the complaint filed against you in the above To W. Roof, the above named defendant: SUMMONS. SUMMONS. entitled suit on or before the 25th day of In the name of the state of Oregon, You September A D. 189.3, that being the fourth SUMMONS. hereby required to oppear and answer In the Circuit court of the Stale of Ore Monday in September, 1893 and the first day are In the Circuit Court of tho State of < hvgon the complaint filed against you in the above gon for Yamhill county: of the next regular term of said court next entitled action on or before the 25th dav of for Yamhill County, In the circuit court of tlie stateof Ore after the service of this summons by publi September, A. D. 1893, that being the fourth S. If. Dorrance and Addie M. Morris. cation thereof as by law provided; and if Monday in September, 1893, and the first gon for Yamhill county. J. G. Dorrance, part I Plaintiff*, , Frank M. Stewart, you fail so to answer for want thereof the day of the next regular term of the above ners a« ~ Dorrance | vs > Plaintiff*, i plaintiff will apply to the above named named court after the service of this sum Bros., Daniel Morris, vs court for the relief prayed for in the com mons upon you by publication, as by law Plaintiffs, Defendant. R. A Stewart, W. H. | plaint filed in said court in the above enti vs I required, and if you fail so to answer, for Ta ft. Laura E. Taft, tled suit, to-wit: j To Daniel Morris, the above named de A. Dietrich and M. want thereof the said plaintiff will take W. Evans, Fanny W. F. 1 For a decree dissolving and annulling the fendant: L. Gove, JU”£raent against you for the sum of Evans, T. A. Stephens, marriage contract now existing between | Defendants. In the name of the State of Oregon, you gold coin together with interest the Mitchell, Lew- | the said plaintiff and the said defendant $890.24 are hereby notified and required to appear To M. L. Gove, defendant above named: thereon from the first day of November. A. and and for an order of said court awarding the is & Staver Co . a cor- | and answer the complaint filed against you In tlie name of the state of Oregon, You care and custody of Florence Dailev, Ho D. 1892, at the rate of ten per cent per an poration. in the above entitled suit, in the above en hereby notified and required to ap|>ear mer W Dailey and Hattie Dailey, tlie mi num, and for the sum of $8.».00as attorneys Defendants. J titled court, by the first day of the term are answer the complaint filed against you nor children of plaintiff and said defend fees in said action, and for the costs and following the expiration of the time pre and and tlie other defendant in the above entit ant to the said plaintiff during their mi disbursements and for an order of sale of To W. W. Evan, and Fanny Evan«, d<>- scribed in the order for publication of this led suit the attached property heretofore dulv at •emlants above named: tlie above entitled court, by tlie nority and for such other and further re summons, to-wit: Monday, the 25th day first day in of tlie term following the expira lief as shall appear to the court to be meet tached in the above entitled action In the name of the state of Orceon von of September. A. D. 1893, and if you fail to tion This summons is served by publication anil each of you are hereby notified and n- of the time prescribed in the order for with equity and good conscience, so appear or answer, for want thereof the publication thereof by virtue of an order of the Hon. quired to appear and answer the complaint ot summons, towit: Moiulav, This summons is published by ordet of George plaintiff will apply to the court for the re September H. Burnett, judge of said court, tiled against you and the other defendant- 25th, A. D. 1893, and if von fall tho How. Geo. II, Burnett, judge of said lief prayed tor in her complaint herein, to- so to appear and answer said complaint for said order made at Chambers, at Salem’ in the aliove entitled court by tlie first dav wit ; A decree dissolving the marriage want thereof the plaintiff will apply to said court, said order made at chambers at Sa Oregon, and faring date the 13th dav of Of tlie term following the expiration of the contract now existing between the plaintiff court for the relief prayed for in the com lem, Oregon, and bears date the 18th day July. A D 1893. time prescnlied in the order for publication of Julv, 1X93 and the defendant. and for such other and plaint herein, towit; RAMSEY A FENTON. of this summons, towit, Monday, the 25th RAMSEY & FENTON. further relief as may be just ami meet in Ju-" Attorneys fur Plaintiff. For a judgment and decree againt said davof SeptemlMT, A. I). 18W, and if yon Attorneys for Plaintiff. I the premises, A. Dietrich for the sum of $140.10 tat so to api*ar or answer, for want there This summons is published by order of defendant interest thereon from November 14tli, of the plaintiff will apply to sai 1 court for Hon Geo. H. Burnett, Judge of said court. with SUMMONS. 1S92. at tlie rate of 8 per cent per annum, the relief prayed for in his complaint, to Dated. Julv 29,1808 SUMMONS. wit: and for $2.00 for filing and recording said J NO. J SPENCER. claim and lien, and for $25.00 attorneys In tlie Circuit court of tlie State of Ore lor a judgment and decree against tlie A tty? for Plff. In tlie Circuit court of tho state of Ore- gon, for Yamhill county: fees in said suit, and for costs and disburse k A. Htewart. for the sum of gon for Yamhill comity. ments of action. L. Bettman. r . K',l,1('°in. with interest thereon, And for a decree foreclosing tlie lien up F. M. Glover, 1 from October 1« 1R91, at the rate of ten iwr Plaintiff. on the building and land described in the SUMMONS. Plaintiff', cent per annum, and for the sum of fl vs I complaint and an order of «ale thereof, to attorneys fees, and for tlie costs and dis- Wm. Roof, wit: A certain building situate upon let William Roof, | imrsements of this suit; and for a decree Defendant. J In the Circuit Court of the State of < Oregon, . lot No. 7 of Wynooski subdivision of tlie Defendant. J the pleaded in the for Yamhill County. To W1U. Roof, said defendant: I Samuel D, Snowden D I. <', in T 3 8, R 2 W To William Roof, said defendant: complaint, ana for an order of sale of tlie Alina Johnson, of tlie Willamette Meridian as tlie same is In the name of the state of Oregon You '""HRaped real premises, to-wit: Being Plaintiff, f In the name r»f the state of Oregon, Yon platted and recordeii in book 1, page 19 are hereby required to appear and answer part of the d i. c. of W, 8. Ayers and wife. vs Records of Town plat.« of Yamhill < ountv. arc hereby required to appear anil answer tne complaint file.I against you in the above Notification No 5774, claim No. 50 in Yam- J. W. Johnson. Oregon, together with said land; anil also the complaint Bled against yon in theabove entided action on or before the 25tli dav of ,ntyrO>r,egon' bcin.« ’’«»nded and de- Defendant. a decree tliat tlie lien and interest of the entitled action on or Is-foro the 25th dav of September. A I). 1*‘«3, that beingthe foijrth ii.n iTi *** as ^’k°w«, to-wi,; Commencing at defendant. M. L. Gove, is subsequent and September. 1893, tliat being the fourth Mon i Monday in September. 1893, and the first ‘ To J IV. Johnson, defendant. corner of said d. 1 c. and rnnn'ne inferior to the lien of plaintiff, and that the day in September. A. D. 1893, and the first ' day of llie next regular to rm of the above thence east 3..B7fliains; thence south 22 5o In the name ot the state of Oregon you | defendants day of the next regular term of said court and eacli of them and every j named court after the service of this sum- are hereby required to apjtear and answer ) I>er«on claiming by, through or under them next after tlie service of this summons by »“*37.67 chains; thence mon. upon you by publication, as by law 2tolh„22?). r.,laln : to tlie place of begin the complaint tiled against you ii. the either of them be foreclosed and forever publication thereof as by law provider, and required, and if you fail so to answer for ning, contaimpg A> acres more or less, and above entitled suit on or before ihe twenty or If you fail so to answer, for want thereof barred of all equity of redemption jn and ! want thereof the plaintiff will take fnda- also for a decree barring and foreclosing fifth (25tb) day of September. A. D., 1803. plaintiff will take judgment against von | ment against you for the Mm of £¡,5 57 said defendants and tliat being the first day of the ienn of ,<aid to said premises or any part thereof, and the ea< h of them ami all for the sum of $150.00 in V. 8. gold coin for such other and further decree as may gold <om together with interest thereon court following the expiration of the time ' lie meet and equitable in the premises. . ’y' •’•ronirh of under with interest thereon from tlie first day of from the 4th »lay of October, 1892, at *the them or eitherof them, of all eonity of re- •eribed for »he publication of this anm- Tliis summons is served by publication November, A. D. 1892. at the rate of ten per I rate of fen per cent per annum, and'the mons. and if you fail so to answer, the ,’i or rillht to said premises or per annum, and for the sum of $2o 00 sum of $25.03 attorneys fee herein and for plaintiff will apply to tlie Court for the re thereof for six weeks by order of Hon. E. cent 1 ''»«reor and for sucfi other and P. Shattuck, jmige of the fourth judicial attorneys fee«, and for tlie costs and dis the costs and disbursements of said action [ ’r,11y.rehef lief asked for in said cotoplaint. towit: as may be meet and e«nitabl« bursements of this action, and lor an order and for an order of sale of the attaeheil m the premise««. A divorce from tlie marriage now exist district, of the state of Oregon, acting for lot sale of the attached property herein the judge of the third judicial district of property heretofore »inly attached in the tl1Ii^r:"m,-,'°'” i» »erved by publication ing between you ami plff. duly attached in the above en above entitled action. Tliis summons is nnblisbesl by order of i said said state made August 9th. A l). 1860 heretofore G xuito w“k" hy order of lion M titled action. INO. J. SPENCER. Hon. M G. Munly.’ judge of die Circuit' tl.2? Il of 'h,> 4,h district This summons is served by publication ' there»rf by virtue of an order bypulXieation AulO Attorney for Plaintiff. of the H..n of Court of tlie Fourth District of the State of I Sle^2?dt2J2 a 5!l h ?gOT,’ 8c,inK for Hie 3d ill thereof by virtue of an order of the Hon 1132rgLM B’'n,,‘,ti of said conn ‘ dicial district, dated Oregon in Chamlwr. AngustMh. A P. 14r' George H Burnett, judge of eaid court, said order made at < hambers. at Salem Datedat Portland, Oregon, tliis 7lh dav Jxo. J. Srairctn. said order made at Chambers, at Salem Juto°i8ffln' ,**ring d*'<’ th'> l3th daF of August 1803. ________________ Attorney for Plainti ft. Oregon, and bearing date Jnly 18ih. 1893 E. E 8KLPH ramsey a F enton . ¿Itine Ajmer of Kewn G« New sad surtllag Facts at Draaglsta RAMSEY A FENTON Attorney for Plaintiff M. «ir tuiMcrtted j°27 Attorneys for Plaintiff juk. Attorneys tor Plaintiff. hr Muss' Xsw Heart Case m KAY & TODD IS T Of the hard times they have marked them very low. 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