[E telephone - register . T ■ » «uber 14, 1893 rt>sT«>>K'clc hoim- - . ill to 7 p. in From 7:30 p. fftHU • • •JîiÎiîàir'hours (rom 7 a. in. to 6 p. m. fc.'iX'dW.' m. Mail ill "train cliSto ¿veiling .nd soiitliern Tillamook mail Mrs. F. J. Martin’s condition remains I about the same. the midwinter . l he county assessor will meet the i A . ----- „ ,,, aazvxn __ •Ute Ixmnl of equalization at Kaiem on the 21«t of this month. Tlie Monmouth foot bull team pusseil through here last Friday on their way to Forest Grove to play the Pacific col- lege team. Their noses were on a bias and numerous scabs relieved the mo­ notony of their faces. From the air of general debility that seemed to wrap them like a shroud it was easy to prophesy their defeat They did not make a point. Tbe steamer Toledo has made the freight rate from Portland to tills city 20 cents per hundred pounds, delivered. It is now tlie same as the railroad on fourth class rate with the exception of cartage. This increase of 5 cents per hundred lias made an inroad in the steamers buainess, several firms ship. Ping by railroad. The freight train of yesterday brought more goods to this city than it has in two months. Died, near Sheridan, Oregon, of con­ sumption, in her 39th year, Mollie E., wife of Hon. H. 8. Maloney. Her death occurred .December 2, 1893. De­ ceased was born in East Tennessee in 1855. In 1871 she removed with her people to Weston, this state, where site was married to Mr. Maloney in 1873. In 1877 they came to Sheridan, where she resided up to the time of her death. Mrs. Maloney joined tlie Friends church at Newberg, and was a consist­ ent Christian, a kiad mother and a lov­ ing wife. She leaves a husband and nine children to mourn her death, who have the sympathy of all in their be- reavment.—.S'/irr«/« n Sun. Saturday evening just before M. J. Armstrong, grocer, usually closes his store and 'just as lie was counting his cash which he had in a sack, Newt Agee and Alfred Jones entered the store and called for some cheese. After supplying tlieir wants he missed ills sack of money and called for help. Agee started up the street but was caught anil brought back to tlie store and the door locked. Tlie marshal was called in and upon searching the two young men the money was found in the overcoat pocket of Jones, who swears lie does not know how it got there. Tlie young men are of good parents and the matter is a mystery unless it can be laid to ardent spirits of which they consumed considerable dur­ ing the afternoon. They were locked up in tbe city jail for the night and were taken to tbe county jail Sunday morning. They waived examination and are under $100 bonds. Tha regular subscription price of the T elephone -R huister is $1 a year and the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50. Any one subscribing for the T elepuone - R eciistek and paying one year in ad­ vance can get both the T ei . ephon K- R eqibter and tlie Weekly Oregonian for $2. All old subscribers paying their stibscribtions one year in advance will lie entitled to the same offer. ts (tele City to s»un ! a game ------------- preserve . The Carlton Cburier made its appear- Carlton Notes. Itepr.- »cntitlon There. The morning train of Friday brought to this city Geo. T. Myers, E. W. Al­ len, Col. R. W. Mitchell, ('apt. H. E. Mitehell and Geo. 8. Ratty, citizens of Portland interested iu the Midwinter fair association of Oregon, and desirous of having the state represented at San Francisco. The gentlemen looked around the city and after a bouuteous dinner at the Hotel Yamhill, re|>aired to the court house, where nearly all tlie representative business men of the city aud several prominent farmers and fruit raisers had collected together to listen to the plans of the association to secure a state exhibit. Judge Galloway was elected chair­ man of the meeting and J. G. Eckman secretary. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Myers, Mr. Allen, Col. Mitch­ ell and Capt. Mitchell. The plan of tlie association incorporated to ralso money for the pur|>ose of making an Oregon exhibit at the Midwinter, is sell shares of stock at $1 each. The capital stock of the association and the amount of money necessary for a good display is $20,000. There is an unexpended bal­ ance of the state’s appropriation for the World’s fair of $20,000 and it is the in­ tention of the association to have the next legislature turn this over to the stockholders of ths association, thus paying them back the money invested. Letters have been written to the hold­ over senators, and almost to a man they are in favor of appropriating the bal. ance to this purpose. A subscription paper was then passed and three- fourths or more of the people present subscribed. Precinct committeemen were appointed, having authority to appoint sub-members for the sale of stock and the gathering of exhibits. Tlie committee cousists of the following well-known citizens: Chas. Grissen, John Allison, C. E. Hoskins, Dave Stout, Geo. Olds, J. G. Cleland, P. M. Scroggins, Henry Lamson, M. C. Mil­ ler, M. O. Lownsdale, John Fryer,Phil Witliyeombe, R. L. Harris, Harvey Jones, Dr. Mills and Cy Nelson. The officers of the meeting were made permanent, and tlie commitlee- meu were ordered to report within ten days to the president. Much enthusi­ asm was displayed and the meeting ad­ journed. everyone in good spirits. anoe last week. The most attractive ad was Dr. Coffens. The doctor has a good drug store and a good practice. He is well spoken of, especially by tlie 1 ladies. He is a bachelor. One of our citizens found it necessary on account of hard times, to invent a machine. It is called nickle grate and it works null. There are three hun­ dred prize« from twenty pounds of su­ gar to a safety pin. The profit is real­ ized by adjusting tlie tickets, of which the Inventor has the manngmeut,hence the profit. It can be seen in tlie lied Sash and Marble Front. Business in Carlton is as good as in her sister taw ns. The store keepers complain of their clothing wearing out. The telephone operator is a shoemaker, •nd of course he has to sit down, so lie does not complain. . The sidewalk between tlie church and the railroad Is in a bad condition, especially the step at the church plat­ form, it not being horizontal. It took the feet from under a young gentleman the other day, setting him down very unpleasantly. We fear tliat his neck is shortened, but our town is not incor­ porated. The B. F. M. 8. hud its annual elec­ tion of officers last Sunday, which re­ sulted in electing Marian Smith presi­ dent; F. C, Elmlund, vice president; Wm. Fryer, secretary; Emile Linburg, treasurer. Prof. Deaeb of the < 'helialem public school paid the B. F. M. S. u visit at its last meeting, stating that he came ex­ pressly to hear the program, Which was suspended on account of the election. But when the professor came into the young people’s meeting in tlie evening with u lady on his arm, I thought some excuse was belter than none. It seems that the standing committee was elect­ ioneering for reappointment by making out an everlasting program. They put on tlie program for the first Sunday in January all the members except a few. If Prof. Deaeb will come the first Sun­ day in January he will not be disap­ pointed for we are expecting a good program, especially in singing. J. W. Scott is leader and Ills wife organist. They deserve great credit for making these meetings a success. Ku K‘J. TUBERCOLOSIS IN WASHINGTON oa-i-ri b 'lulc.hr> and His Internal Machine. The Lea­ rner'» Institute in Washington County a Suc­ cess. West Side United Press. C orvallis , Dec. 13—Charley euce are becoming alarmed at the deep washes made by the river at its recent rise, where it run. through the low place below town. If nothing is done to remedy the matter it will let the Willamette change, and then Inde- dence will have no channel either way. Congress should be petitioned to build a breakwater there, and thua save farms for ten miles from being dam­ aged or entirely ruined. A. Hinshaw ofRliendan, teas bought the Hinshaw Bros, hop yard and Zim. Hinshaw will have charge of it. Uncle Dave Whlteaker is very sick and some fears are entertained fur his recovery. M. O. Potter and wife and little daughter left last Friday for Nebraska to spend a few weeks with Mrs. Potters parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Maddox. There are 281 pupils enrolled at the state normal at Monmouth. DRY LUMBER In the wet season is a neces­ sity in house construction Reed, who is the owner of a 10(M)-acre tract of land in tlie northern portion of this CHUKt'H NOrlCKS. county, was in the olty last Saturday Kpucor*!. C hvbch .— Services and gave out the information that he H&toh ai I' »• mid 7:30 p m, had laid off a reservation of several .¡9:30 a, m Braver meet- acres for the purpose of a deer park and that lie now has within the enclosure ...1 ISO PaEHSVTZBlAX CltOBCI — five beautiful white tailed specimens. [‘‘il wcrv «abballi at 11 a. m. and 7 p a.. R hool w at 9:30 j a. m. pastor. It is his intention to increase this num­ f Dunday 0XE)) ber by tlie addition of about ten more .. chvk h —Services every Sabbath and care for them as they require, with jUrtnt Sunday School at Rael Estate. 11 *• “• Kiv f 1- B osuam , Pastor. a view to supplying himself and his r*’1'1 . i ' hibch —Services every Sab- friends with plenty of sport and deer 0 4 C R R to Isaac Meyer 60 acres, in amt 7:30 p. m Sunday Kh t‘. 10 a n* * P 0 E- meat in an inexpensive manner, after a see 3, t 2 s. r 4 w; $150. ffff.iti SO p. in Prayer meeting M ed- proper season of propagation has elaps­ O 4 C II R to Isaac Mayer, 93.20 P"1 A 7 30 P '»• Everyons inviteli ed. Tills is certainly a meritorious estiaj • • * K a . D knton , Pastor. acres, sec 2, t s, r 4 w; $426.20. plan and should lie emulated by more L j . sea C atholic (’HUBCH.-Services 1st O C Wright to J E Hubbard, lot 1, ef our large land owners. rl/ iKiindavs of cacti month, Second blk 3, Maple Park add to Lafayette; Maw's nt Corvallis. Fourth A young man who recently arrived St Patrick's Church on Muddy, $50. from Arkansas, Adams by name, was posy,gay. Tuos. Baionv, Pastor Sadie and T P Johnson to O C seized with an epileptic fit last Satur­ Wright, lots 1, 2, 3, blk 3, Maple Park ^^¡’"hairtlroGrst’andthhdBatur- day afternoon, and in falling was con­ add to Lafayette; $150. siderably bruised about tlie face and EnM,,th iVjon^v,91to" Jesse Edwards and wifejto M Terrill head. He was taken to the fire depart­ 4 Co, 1.57 acres near Newberg; $1. Muster, p*-E-&ry. ment headquarters, cured for in a prop­ J A McCullough and wife to Alex er manner and soon again regained McKinley, 2 acres, pt Sol Berry d 1 c, I'ainp i>,° 12R' Woodmen of consciousness. t 4 s. r 4 w; $200. Tl/rd Mondays Many holiday preparations are mak­ Lch month; visitin« brotliers cordially J B N Gragg to Jos Hawkins, 2 tracts ing for holiday entertainments in this to attend Lodge room Durd 8t. of land near Amity; $200. to block. J O Rooxss.C.C. city, and the most popular program an- R C Wilson and husband to Ella J. Baioosroan, Clerk. ___ _ aouneed thus far is the grand masque­ Morris, undivided j int in 80 acres, sec rade ball of tho hook and ladder com­ Post No. 9 meets tlie second and 64, t 5 s, r 7 w; $600. pany on Christmas night. Lirth Saturday ot each month at G. A. K, M M High and wife to Eli Seese A iut Glin Vnion block at 7:30 p. m. Al James Caldwell, one of Benton’s pio- fenibcr« o( the Order.are cordially invited blk 15, Lafayette, also livery stable, etc; ueers, died in this city on Monday,aged [attend »“r meetings. $1700. I, S. D ownino , 76 years. He was quite well known all Forest Narver to Minnie J Willis, 1G0 B F Ci.i aisE. Post Commander. over tlie surrounding country aud was ' Adjutant. ____ ______ _______ acres, sec 22, t 4 s, r 5 w; $1600. a favorite among his acquaintances. J H Olds and wife to trustees Linda Judge John Burnett delivered an ad­ notice . and Bent' Holliday, «lots St Joe; $240. dress during the services at the grave. Geo Perkins and wife to trustees In calling your atention to our Lamps anil Lamp Some time since R. E. Mulcahy, su­ ^Hereafter all notices unnounc- Linda aud Ben C Holliday, lots 5, G, Goods we wish to remark that our store contains perintendent of the O. 1*. R. R., receiv­ L entertainments for which an blk 20, St Joe; $00. . the most complete line of lamp« ever offered in ed by express an infernal machine and Emission fee is charged, all J M and S M Kelty to trustees Lin­ Yamhill county. at once efforts were made to locate the Mtuary matter after the notice da and B C Holladay, lot 5, blk 36, St source from whence It came, witli the f death has been given as a mat- Joe; $'¡0. result that one of the prominent under jr of news, all resolutions of con- O J Leabo and wife and Reese Lea bo officials has been removed as the sup ­ Mence, wedding notices, cards and wife to trustees Linda and B C posed guilty party. Notwithstanding A Million Friends. fthauks, etc., furnished the Holladay, lot 10, blk 47, St Joe; $30. In lamps, from the cheapest glass lamp to the the fact there will undoubtedly be a telephone-Begister for publica- J H Olds to trustees Linda and B C few changes made in the official person­ more high art designs. A friend in need Is a friend indeed, bn will be charged for at regu- Holladay, lot 10, blk 37, St Joe; $1. and not less than one million people nel of the O. P. soon following the sale College Notes. t advertising rates, 5 and IO Mrs F R Foster to H G Guild lots 1, Our Victor Central Draft Lamps have found just such a friend in Dr. on Friday, of this week, there is now a 2, 3, 3, 5. 6, 7, blk 5, Fosters add to Lots per line. King's New Discovery for Consump­ The second term began Monday. En­ tion, Coughs and colds.—If you have vacancy in the office of Gen. freight Sheridan; $800. Need no recommendation. Our large sale of them couraging prospects for a highly suc­ never list'd this great Cough Medicine, aud passenger agent. in the past season has fully demonstrated their Peter Jacquat to Margaret Jaeqiuit, Local an i « i , Dec. 13.—Tuberculosis Maple Park add to Lafayette; $200. honored with a highly appreciative au­ B Company Inspected. ty in the United States court. dience last meeting, the largest in the county’s net total for this year not ap- has appeared on one farm in this coun­ W F Foster to Bruce Waring, 135.39 WALLACE & WALKER. D. W. Holman offers for sale his Col. R.W. Mitchell, adjutant general history of the society. The address by peaing): ty, and the fear of the contagion has in Yamhill county: $50. II blooded Jersey bull, Royal Ashan- oftbet). N. G„ and Captain H. E. Mr. McPhiiips was gratefully received. COUNTY. 1893. 1892. aroused much feeling in the neighbor­ Peter Hume to Anna S Putman, 10 Mitchell, brigade quartermaster, in­ It was exceedingly interesting and all Baker........... .$ 2,319,912 $ 2,688,707 hood. The origin of the disease being acres, near Amity; $.'¡00. 3,021,195 3,422,803 so obscure, and the symptoms of Its Dunean Ross is now on the road to spected tlie quarters, clothing and felt as though they had actually been Benton......... Isidore Nichols and wife to John C 5,791,093 early stages being so little known by Nichols, lot No 2115, Dayton; $300. fleet health. He is able to walk property of B Company of this city on to tlie fair by ills clearness of descrip­ Clackamas . 3,989,947 Clatsop ......... Friday last Nearly all the old uni ­ 5,.503,522 4,297,338 the farmers, a dread attaches to it that tion. Mt M Fisk to Josephine Fisk, lots 5, 6, 1,763,481 would not were they more familiar blk 4, Maple Park add to Lafayette; 1,299,614 Tlie election of officers for this term Columbia . rhe old Lngrippe or a disease similar forms were condemned and will be oi- 3,749,236 with its appearance. it has several of our citizens in its dcred destroyed or sold. Tlie company will be next meeting. All the active Coos ........... . 2,784,365 $1000. 1,918,801 will soon receive its quota of blankets members are earnestly requested to be Crook........... 1,339,167 The dairy interest in thin county is J R I.cwis and wife to L P Johnson, Itehes 590,254 proving to be the most profitable that lots 9, 10, Oakes Fruit Farm subdivis­ Curry........... 546,765 the (iuard having been supplied. The present. B. A. Manning has been confined to 3,879,391 5,115,514 is pursued. Last month the product ion; $(>44. blankets are of Oregon wool and were The following program will lie given Douglas . I bed since Sunday with an attack of 1,582,136 from one of our creameries netted its made by tlie Albany mills. Next year Gilliam. .. . 948,035 Saturday, Dec. 1(1: J S Cooper and wife to T B Camp­ grippe. 1,085,510 1,668,360 patrons 32j cents per pound for butter bell, lot 14, blk 18, Whiteson; $43. blauket and overcoat packs, canteens Grant .... Music, society. there will be an election of officers and haversacks will lie issued, com­ 1,490,389 fat, aud seeing that the ideal cow will ■T B Campbell to Henry Chollacombe, . 1,449,.500 Harney Address, Mrs. Brownson. Union lodge, No. 43, A. F. & A. M. pleting tlie equipment of one of the 3,731,795 4,406,723 make over two pounds of butter per lot 14, blk 18, Whiteson; $125. Jackson....... Recitation, Chas. Hoberg. the coming Saturday night. 1,287,729 1,289,035 day, a farmer’s income can be made to Josephine... . best state forces in the United States. 11 Findley to James Truholm, 222.42 Male Quartet. 1,470,756 be quite respectable. I. C. Cooper’s term of office in the Klamath . . 1,080,323 acres, pt Wm A Culbertson die t 5 s, Essay, Mr. Aiderman. Sale of Hops. 960,752 Lincoln....... plinnville postoffice expires next Reading, Miss Henderson. Tlie grand jury for the November r5 w; $10,750. 1,413,489 1,539,065 term of circuit court adjourned last Niesday. The postoffice candidates Lake........... Pacific real estate and investment Music, society. Smith 4 Ski fl'have just sold to Hub­ 7,169,24« Monday. While in session two ex- Co to Fred Engles, tract No 99 In Dun­ I hustling. Debate. Question—Resolved that Lane............. .. 6,027,603 bard 4 Ixiewi, the last of tills season’s |ierts were, by its order, put on the dee Orchard Home No; $225. With but little care and no trouble, hops from tlieir Gervais ranch. This eventually all national disputes will be Linn............ . 7,516,731 1,102,356 books and accounts of the county offi­ 955,106 Wm Barton to F M Barton, lots 3, 4, | beard and mustache can be kept a last batch consisted of 96 bales and tlie settled by arbitration. Aff. Messrs. Malheur. . . 11,743,918 cials, but, to tlie disappointment of the and sj lots 2. 5, blk 31, H L add to 7,973,116 norm brown or black color by using hops brought 17) cents a pound. Tbe Fellows and Witham; Neg. Messrs Marion......... 1,135,157 calamity howlers, the books and ac­ Newberg, also 3 acres adjoining; $1500. 1,156,352 Morrow .. C om , ■kingbam's Dye for the Whiskers. state has marketed nearly the whole of Williams and Nelson. 42,522,510 61,596,378 counts were found to lie correct in ev­ Multnomah. J II Lewis and wife to R Goodrich, |io preparation for the' hair has ever its hop crop this year, it being estimat­ The Officer.« Elect. 3,401,773 ery particular. The finances of this 3.32 acres in the Oakes Fruit farm sub­ Folk............ 3,959,842 In invented than Ayer's Hair Vigor, ed that there are only about 1200 bales 1,025,845 1,076,2“'* county are in excellent condition, and division, t 5 s, r 4 w; $532.65. The officers of the various orders of Sherman . •restores the original color to faded remaining in Oregon. Considering tlie 1’.3.58^300 while warrants are now being endorsed l,026J27 Tillamook .. J It Lewis ami wife to EJ A very ,3.33 b gray hair, and imparts the natural general condition of business,hops were this city that have elected officers dur­ 8,751,795 6,412,218 Umatilla acres, pt lot 8, Oakes Fruit Farm sub- they will be called in by April. ■sand freshness everyone so much marketed surprisingly fast this year. ing the week are as follows: 5,549,901 3,519,73.5 ('lister Post No. 9, G. A. R.—B. F. Union......... The farmers’ institute holding this , <11 vision; $232.75. ■Ires. Its reputation is world-wide. There were more than 36,990 bales pro- 873,807 1,172,801 week by the authorities of agricultural Wallowa. . . need in Oregon and the bales averaged C'lubine, Com.; J. B. Stilwell, 8. V. C.; Probate Court. Bishop Morris reports in a private Wasco......... . 2,749,503 3,306,048 college, is a well attended meeting, vis­ Seems now to be the prevailing and fore­ |er that McMinnville donated as a 180 pounds each, so $1,900,000 is an av­ D. C. Derby, J. V. C.; W. W. Wright, Washington 4,366,385 4,516,204 Guardianship of Hodge minors — Pe ­ most idea of our people irrespective oi erage estimate of the sum brought to Q. M.; J. W. Gault, Officer of the Day; itors from both Yamhill and MultHo- Inksglving offering to the hospitals (¡,132,380 tnab counties being in attendance. tition for an order to pay H Rummel, 4,.598,«98 Yamhill. . . whether that change is to be a beneficial krtland more than any town In the tlie state tills fall by the hop crop — S. C. Pearson, Officer of the Guard; C. Totals . $139,992,396 $161,960,692 Quite a surprise greeted Pres. Bloss administrator of the estate of Joseph H R. Cook, Chaplain; W. T. Booth, Sur­ I). The donations were collected Oregon Democrat. one or not. and bis co-laborers. The farmers here Hodge, deceased, the sum of $201 al­ Rucklen’s Amica Saire. ■ugh tlie churches and the public BUYERS’ AND BUSINESS DIRECTOR. geon; J. A. Peckham, Adj. Delegates considered it the proper thing, seeing lowed. Petition to allow $14« accrued to the encampment, J. B. Stilwell and ■»Is. Oregon hams, shoulders, bacon and S. (’. Pearson; alternates, W. T. Booth Tlie Best Salve in the world for Cuts, that the agricultural college had sent pension and $10 per montli accruing Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, its talent down to tell our people how pension granted. . W. Martin, who has been serving lard at Millsap 4 Cooks. and H. Rummel. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, the United States grand jury, is Estate of Wm Van Buskirk—Final Womans Relief Corps—Mrs. Clubine, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup­ to farm, to show them tn return what Hay, lialed or loose, timothy or client e more with us, the jui*y having for sale. Enquire of H. Rummell. Pres.; Mrs. Simpson, 8. V. Pres.; Mrs. tions. and positively cures Piles «or no they do produce. The dining room account allowed. Executrix to be dis­ n discharged. Hp knows enough pay required. It is guaranteed to give J. P, Irvine has just received 000 lbs Booth, J. V. Pres.; Mrs. Derby, Sec.; perfect satisfaction, or money refund of grange hall was turned into a show charged and bondsmen exonerated on So We CHANGE our tariff sheet by the pt smuggling opium and Chinese to room, where was put on exhibition the filing receipts in full of the legatees of Mrs. Jacobs, Chaplain, Mrs. Chrisman, of tlie best roast coffee in tlie world. He ed. Price 25 cents per box. ' For sale Into the business with good chances addition of all broken lines of Scarlet and the estate. seasonable products of the county. Ce ­ Con.; Mrs. Woodrum, Asst. Con.; Miss by Rogers Bros. is selling it for 25 cents per package. lot being caught. Estate of Sherman Hatch—Petition reals from the farm, grasses from the Jewell, Guard. Delegates to depart­ White Merino Underwear and Woolen For sale—About 150 bead of good W. C. T. U. Entertainment. •st Saturday the Morris brothers meadow, wool from the herds, tile from to sell real estate granted. Ijind to be ment convention to be held in Rose­ Overshirts. These go with goods hereto­ En­ M a large liear, weighing about 300 stock sheep, price reasonable. burg, Mesdames Cowls, Warren, StU- The following program will lie given the factories, fruits and nursery stock sold for cash in hand. fore advertised quire of Henry Bros., Lafayette, Or. Estate of Robt Steward—Final ac­ mds, near Turner’s old saw mill on well, M. Hodson, Hendricks, Derby Wednesday evening, Dec. 20th, at the from the orchards and nurseries, print­ J. P. Irvine is selling more crockery and Booth. f north fork of the Yamhill river. W. C. T. U. headquarters, corner B ing from the newspaper and Job offices, count allowed. Executor discharged > dogs started the track early in the and lamps than anybody, for lie sells Degree of Honor—Mrs. Elsia Wright, and Secoud streets; exercises to begin bread, cakes and pastries from the and bondsmen exonerated on filing re­ farmers’ kitchen graced tlie tables in ceipts in full from the legatees of the filing and after a run of all day them at cost. P. C. of H.; Mrs. M. Hendricks, C. of at 7:30 sharp. estate. When your $200 watch needs repair­ H.; Mrs. M. Hodson, L. of H.; Mrs. Keoux. week.' tn re-dored t» health by that medi- in hard cash. A Malone must settle by the first of sell as well, or that have given such Recitation—Mrs. Ida Pagenkopf. iNDF.l'ENiiKNi'E, Dec. 13.—A letter ' Orin C. Skinner has a little more 4ft universal satisfaction. We do not besi- Selo, "I’m Hiding, but Please, Sir, was received here from Miss Patle January, either by caste or note. This And such Produce as we handle taken in 1 means business and must lie attended Vhe i-hurches of this city will hold oak wood for sale at $3.00 per cord, also ’ tate to guarantee them every time, and Don’t Tell”—Miss Nettie Guild. I Cooper, who is in Salt Lake city, tell­ I we stand ready to refund the purchase exchange For All Goods. ■ion services in Garrison epera house old flr, 2ft, at $1 per cord. to. ________________ Recitation, “A Pair of Kids”—Miss ! ing of her attending thanksgiving ser- price, if satisfactory results do not fol­ Bxt Sunday evening at 7:30. The pas- Cure tor Colde, Fevers and General De. j p, Irvine has sold about $4009 low their use. These remedies have Cyntitha Fellows. : yices in the great Mormon temple, bility, .Small Bile Heal«. Me. per buttle. •’ will deliver short addresses on the won their great popularity purely on Recitation—Miss Ethel Million. worth of goods since be commenced his their merits Rogers Bros., druggists. 1 Third Street, where speeches were made by a Mor ­ ■bjeet “Moral Reform.” The singers Solo, "Papa, Come Home" — Miss hard times sale,and has plenty of goods Mcninnville, Or. mon bishop, a Jewish rabbi, a Catholic ■ the different churches are requested Ethel Ballinger. left yet al tbe bard times prices. I>ishop and ether«, and In answer to an ■ come prepared to go forward anti I Recitation, “The Old Minstrel" Mrs. appeal for money for the ]sx>r of the For Sale—A first class grabbing ma­ ■ke part in the singing. Gospel hymns Dec 5— Lixxie Baker, age.1 17 and L ■ Hogg. i city, $2,890 was raised. chine; cheap for cash. Inquire of Ira Bo. 5 will tie used. Recitation—Miss Ina Cooper. T Vlnsen, aged 22. Last Saturday night the office of Geo. Beautiful Presents for Old and I Geo- Haste, of Newberg, a young Earhart or Rosa I. Young, McMinn­ Duet and chorus, “Prohibition Bells" i Skinner 4 Co.’« (louring mill was en­ Dec 7—Agnes Martin, agvd 19 and A'ou ng. ... kan just at his majority was arrested ville, Or. Mrs. I xhix , Professor Buchanan and tered by persons unknown and by Willard Williams, agvd 24. J For sale—A house and two lota in The largest others. p* other day for attempting rape. The , Hurley’s addition to Newberg, for sale means of a tool drilled a hole in the top and finest BORN. Admission, 1U cents; children under of the fire-proof safe and powder pour- WATCHES, nam,nation was held before a justice .' or trade, enquire of E. C. Powell, North stock thia Monday in Newberg precinct and he • j YavnhiUt Or. tf C oulter —To the wife of B.E. < uniter, 1 twelve, 5 cents. CLOCKS I ed in and lighted. The intention was aide Port- was liound over to wait the action of on Thursday, Dec. 7, 1*«, a son; Captain Sweeney, U. 8. A., San II to burst open the safe and rob it of its PLATED WARE, fed, VZd 1 i Shiloh's Vitalirer is what you need j lhe grand Jury. Bonds were fixed at weight »} pounds. Diego. Cal., says; “Shiloh’s Catarrh i contents but it was a failure. Ttoe con- JEWELRY, ETC. at the low $3iri. The name of the young Indy is I for dy«pe|isia. Torpid liver, yello» Remedy Is the first medicine I have > i tents of the safe were badly blackened, est prices. DIED. skin or kidney trouble. It 1* guaran- Lilly Deitrich, aged 14 years. ; ever found that would do me any good I but the force of tbe explorion escaped c>u Rnd these g.MMis. you are I I teed to give you satisfaction. Price 75c. Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and B ryan —Tbe young daughter of C. Price 50 eta. Sold by Howorth 4( o around the safe door. The robbers | nnder no obligations to buy. •»ng cure, is for sale by us. Pocket t i Sold by Howorth 4 Ca Bryan, in Lafayette, on Monday were evidently experts. WM. F. niEIXCHNIEDF.R. Gwmreed to eore BlUo«« Attacks sad The bop yard men below Independ I Two door« East oi PoMortb e ire contains 25 dottre, only 25c. night. Dec. 11, 1883, aged 9 nientb« dr»n love it. S. Howorth A Co. KSlla 111 • THE LARGEST LUMBER SHEDS In Yamhill County are on our yards and they are filled with choice lumber that has not seen one drop of rain. When You Want Finishing Lumber Or shop work during the wet season don’t fail to ex­ amine our lumber as well as the product of our Shops. Jones & Adams, Minn ville, Oregon. L' oht LIGHT We Keep Everything “ CHANGE,” “ CHANGE,” “CHANGE” It’s Change they Want and Demand And Change they Must have AT 60 PER CENT OF FORMER PRICE, Ten Per Cent off for Cash CITY AND COUNTY WARRANTS Holiday Goods A. J. APPERSON