The Telephone=register., January 18, 1894, Image 3

TELlífHONE-REGISTEH.
E. B. Kelly, tbe 285 pound come-1
AN ENVIABLE RECORD.
THE SCHOOL LAW.
DAVID, THE SHEPHERD BOV.
COMMISSIONERS DOCKET.
dlan, will make a fat, fair and greasy
negro, and the fun that lie will furnish Supl. McElroy Send, oat an Eiplanatory Clr,
Royal
Baklaai Pnwder »
by ' Th« Bualnew Trsnsscted at th« January Meet.
18, 1894 would make a stoic laugh. .
u*ry
-la Slr.nfth and V
tolar Lattar.
la».
Abavo It. CompoUtor».
Whiskers that are prematurely gray
rosTorricK hours .
lu the matter of the assessment of
The county »uperiiiteudeut lias re­
The foundation of this pleasing can­
or faded should be colored to prevent
Tl>. Royal Baking Powder has the
It
nrn 7 a m. to 7 p. m. From 7:30 p. the look of age, and Buckingham’s dye ceived a circular tetter from State tata is the early and moat romantic Claud Ferguson for the year 1892.
li:30p. ni.
excels all others in c»luring brown or School Superintendent McElroy, ex­ part of the life of I »avid, king of Israel. is ordered tliat the east 14 ft lot 8. blk 8 enviable record of having received the
,n«y order hours from 7 a. m. to 6 p ni black.
planatory of tbe new school law. Buch While a shepherd boy be did deeds of Lafayette, heretofore sold for taxes un­ highest award for articles of Its class—
Ji south closes at 9:50 a. m. Mail
parte of it as will be of special Interest valor that the old tighter» of the tribe der the name of Claude Ferguson, the greatest strength, purest ingredients,
( closes at 2:30 p. n>. and 9 p. m.
To preserve a youthful appearance as
jl for «:45 a. in train closes evening
same being the property of Wm. Ball, most perfectly combined—wherever ex­
long as possible, It Is indispensable that to tbe school districts of this county, could not equal, and by pure force of
eat»p m.
we publish as follows:
character and the power to do great and therefore illegally sold, the certifi­ hibited In competition with »there.
Iridali and southern Tillamook mail the hair should retain ita natural color
In the exhibitions of former year», at
The law now demands Immediate at­ deeds well, he lead his people to success cate of sale is hereby cancelled.
I at 11 a in.
and fullness. There I» no preparation
In the matter of additional election the Centennial, at Paris, Vienna and
tention, for tbe following reasons:
both in war and peace. The cantata
so effective as Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It
1. Tbe members of the state board deals with bis life to bis coronation as precincts. It is ordered that Sheridan at the various state aud industrial fairs
CHURCH NOTICES.
prevents baldness aud keeps the scalp of equalization have completed their
king, and the author has pictured his voting precinct shall be and is hereby where it has been exhibited, judges
IHOOIBT E piscopal C uibch —Service« clean and healthy.
work and made their final returns to career in well-chosen words set to a divided as follows: All that part of have iu variably awarded tlie Royal
■ Sabbath at II a. m and 7:30 p m,
Quarterly meeting In M. E. church tbeseveral counties, or will utake them pleasing air.
School at 9:30 a, in Braver nieet-
Sheridan precinct lying south of the Baking Powder the highest honors.
huraday evening» at 7:30.
next
Saturday
and
Sunday.
Preach
­
At the recent world’s fair the exami­
Yamhill river shall constitute a voting
at
once.
The
success
of
a
cantata
depends
K«v. 8. E Miniaais, Pastor.
ing at 7 p. in. ¡Saturday, by Rev. J.
2. All school districts in your coun­ somewhat upon the voices of the per­ precinct and shall be designated nations for the baking powder awards
IIHLASD 1'BWBYTSaiAM CUUBCM —
re« «very Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 i> Parsons, P. E., to be followed by the ty, desiring to levy a local tax for any sons used in the caste, but a deficiency as South Sheridan precinct, and the were made by the experts of the chem­
Bunday school at 9:30 a. >n.
quarterly conference, also Sunday at 11 or all school purposes whatever, must is more than overcome by the proper voting place for said precinct shall be ical division of the agricultural depart­
Rav W H Joi«»«. Pastor
rrirr Cacaca.—Services every Sabbath a. til. Communion services after morn­ do so betweeu this and tbe first day of rendition of the part. In this produc­ in that part of the eity of Sheridan ly­ ment at Washington. The official re­
[a 111. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday School at ing sermon. Tbe meeting will tie con­ February, or, otherwise they will be tion the rehearsals have extended over ing south of the Yamhill river. And port of the tests of the baking powders
L m.
R»v C. L. B ubuam , Paator.
tinued all next week. All are cordially compelled to wait for another year.
a long period of time, and the appear­ all that part of Sheridan voting precinct which were made by this department
Levus C hi - bch —Services every Sab- invited.
Your attention is here called to the ance of one is the same as that of a well lying north of th» Yamhill river shall for the specific purpose of ascertaining
[at 11 a in. and 7:30 p. m Sunday
pl at 10 a. ni. Y. P. 8 C. E. meets
Rev. Mr. Stoy and Miss Mollie Stoy method of procedure, necessary on the regulated automatic piece of machin­ constitute a voting precinct, and shall which was the best, and which has
lay at«:30 p. in l’rayer meeting Wed- left on Thursday for Marysville, Cal., part of school district» wishing to levy ery. Every person knows the part he be designated as North Bherldan pre­ been made public, shows the leavening
iyat7.30p in. Everyone invited
or she is to take, and there is not the cinct and tlie voting place of said place strength of the Royal to be 1G0 cubic
H A D bhton , Paator.
where Mr. Stoy has been called to ac­ a school tax:
J ams » C atholic C hubch .—Services 1st cept the pastorship of the Episcopal
1. See section 3, page 62,school laws. confusion usual to an amateur perform­ shall be in that part of the city of Sher­ inches of carbonic gas per ounce of
It d Sunday» of eac h month, Second church, of which he had charge for Here the directors must notify tbe dis­ ance. The best voices in the city are idan lying nerth of the Yambill river. powder. Of the cream of tartar baking
)av St. Mary's nt Corvallis
Fourth
•In the matter of assistance rendered powders exhibited at the fair, the next
jay, St Patrick’s Church on Muddy.
several years.— Oregonian. Mr. Stoy trict clerk to call a meeting within ten in the caste, and the performance will
Rav. T hos B biody , Pastor
has been holding occasional services in days, said notices to be posted regular­ be, without doubt, a pleasure to the to Christian Strohm and Jason Peters highest in .strength thus tested con­
and other indigent soldiers. It is here­ tained but 133 cubic inches of leaven­
Episcopal church of this city during ly, as usual, in at leant three public music loving citizens of this city.
innville Grange, No. 31, P. of H.,
the past year.
pointe in tbe district, stating the object
The performers have all been heard by ordered that the amonnt now in the ing gas. The other powders gave an
In entertainments of the past, with the hands of the treasurer as funds for tb» average of 111. The Royal, therefore
kss..
" r
The fellow who is in jail for stealing of the meeting, etc.
2. When the legal voters have con­ exception of Miss Mary Cook, one of relief of indigent soldiers, mariners,etc. was found of 20 percent greater leaven­
Smith's watches is a smooth duck. It
be transferred to the general fund to ing strength than its nearest competi­
Secretary,
was found that the pants he had on vened, in answer to the call of the di­ the teachers in the public schools of the
reimburse said general fund in part for tor; and 44 per cent above the average
city,
who
takes
the
part
of
Abigail.
rector»,
it
becomes
their
duty
to
then
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iMinnville Camp No 128, Woodmen of when arrested were stolen from a house fix the rate per cent of tax levy that Her voice is very full and high, aud sums paid from general fund for relief of all other testa.VIte superiority in
JVorld—Meet first and Third Mondays at Nortli Yamhill, and the other day
ich month; visiting brothers cordially he cut them to pieces and attempted to may be found necessary, by a majority the difficult soprano part of Abigail she of C. Strobm, a Mexican war veteran, other respects, however, in the quality
led to attend Ixidge room Third St’
carries to its highest pitch without an and pensioner of the United States and of food it makes as to fineness, delicacy
burn them. He nearly succeeded, but vote of the legal voters present.
>n block.
J O. R ogers , C. C.
effort.
Her voice to many and many the relief and burial of Jason Peters, an and wliolesomencss, could not be meas­
3.
It
is
presumed
that
tbe
district
J. B ridgifobd , Clerk.
the sheriff' rescued a part of one leg.
ured by figures.
an opera singer high in the profession­ Indian war veteran.
clerk
bas
made
application
to
tbe
coun
­
The sheriff' should allow him to go
It is these high qualities, known and
In the matter of the sale of real estate
«ter Post No. 9 meets the second and
ty clerk, and that he has received from al ranks would bring further renown
without
pants
awhile.
Decollette
dres«
di Saturday of each month at G. A. R,
tbe county clerk tbe certificate required and wealth. The person who does not for delinquent taxes for the year 1892. appreciated by the women of the coun­
in Union block at 7:30 p. m. All is all tbe rage.
under section 3, page 62, School Laws. take the opportunity to hear this voice It is ordered that certificates of tax try for so many years, that have caus­
Jbers of the Order.are cordially invited
The regular subscription price of the
tend our meetings
4. When the district has made Its of exceptional lieauty, range and flexi­ sales on lauds purchased by Yamhill ed tlie sales of the Royal Baking Pow­
L 8. D owning ,
T ei . ephone -R eoistek is $1 a year aud rate per cent of tax levy, then it will bility at its first public appearance, county on December 16, 1893, amount­ der, as shown by statistics, to exceed
FC lubinx ,
Post Commander.
the Weekly Oregonian is $1.50. Any be tlie duty of the district clerk to im­ misses a treat that alone is wortli more ing to the sum of $893.85 when turned the sales of all other baking powdeis
Adjutant.
one subscribing for the T elephone - mediately notify the county clerk. than the price of admission.
over to the sheriff' to collect, shall be combi lied.
R egister and paying one year in ad­ This notice must be sent to said coun­
NOTICE.
Interwoven with the full chorus are credited to sheriff in same mauner as
Real Estate.
vance can get both the T elephone - ty clerk on or before tbe first day of numerous trumpet calls, which will be receipts for moneys or warrants turned
ereafter allnotices announc- R egister and the Weekly Oregonian February. See section 4, pages 62 and rendered by the trumpeters of B Co., to treasurer by sheriff, as taxes collect­ Pacific Real Estate Co to M A Jewitt
entertainnients for which an for $2. All old subscribers paying tbeir 63, latest edition of tbe School Laws. Messrs. Adams and Branson. These ed by him are now credited. In the lota 30-31; Chehaleiu Orchard Homes;
lission fee is charged, all subscribtions one year in advance will 5. The board of director» may de­ two gentlemen enjoy the distinction of matter of the petition of D. B. Klngery $2500.
;uary matter after the notice be entitled to tbe same offer.
termine the rate per cent of tax levy. being the best musicians of the regi­ and others for a reward for Tallman;
Pacific Real Estate Uo to H A Jewitt
leath has been given as a inat- The Jeffersonian club of Y’amhill Co. While this is true,yet it must be approv­ ment of which they are a part. All in It appearing to the county court that, lota 71 72 Dundee Orchard Homes an­
although
a
warrant
has
been
issued
of news, all resolutions of con- elected officers on Monday last as fol­ ed by u majority vote of the legal vot­ all, the entertainment is worthy of pat­
nex ; $500.
snee, wedding notices, cards lows: President, O. P. Coshow; vice- ers present at the special meeting call­ ronage, not only because of the worthy from a justice court for the arrest of M. John Kiernan and wife to V Kratz,
thanks, etc., furnished the presidents, Elsla Wright, John Buun, 1 ed for that purpose.
object for which it is given, but for its W. Tailman, also that during the in­ piece of land 75x100 feet in McMinn­
iphone-Register for publica- G. W. Briedwell, A. Bowman, John 6. It then becomes the duty of the worth as a musical performance. The tervening time the grand jury has been ville, mill property; $15,000.
i will be charged for at regu- Dickson: secretary, M. D. L. Rhodes; county clerk to carry out the provis­ price of admission is 50 cents for reserv­ in session and has not fouud a bill J R Smith to Am Hoskins, parcel of
advertising rates, 5 and IO treasurer, E. M. Briedwell; executive ions of the law, as set forth in the re­ ed seats, and the seats now sold assure against the said M. W. Tailman, this land 20x90 feet in Newberg; $300.
committee, J. D. Baker, A. M. Peery, maining sections, as found In pages 63 the success of the perfomance in a fin­ court does not deem it advisable to of­
ts per line.
H Hurley and wife to Annie Bea-
ancial way. We would advise our read­ fer a reward in this case.
H. C. Burns, Wm. Galloway, J. G. and 64, School Laws.
vert, lot 3. block 18, Hurley’s add to
It
is
ordered
that
the
county
clerk
ers intending to go to procure seats at
Cleland, F. 8. Harding and A. McPhil-
Newberg; $200.
Local and General.
The Military Ball.
advertise for bids for lumber, to be de­
lips.
oi.ee, as already they are scarce.
R 8 Goodrich to D W Goodrich, lot 8
livered in wagonloads or more in a Oaks fruit farm containing 3.32 acres;
in! Fun! Fun!! Fun!! Fun!!! at
A more novel entertainment for the
E. B. Kelly who is directing the
Hows This!
one or more of the voting precincts of $243.
ipera nouse next Wednesday even- production of "Over the Hills to the invited dancers and spectators of the
Yamhill couuty, and said blds to be-
Mary A Rowland to JP Irvine, lota 3
military
ball
to
be
given
by
B
Co.,
of
We
offer
One
Hundred
Dollars
Reward
Poor House,” is spoken of in the high­
presented to the county court at March and 4, blk 4, Rowland add to McMinn­
for
any
case
of
Catarrh
thatcannot
be
cured
Hath of (lath, impersonated by J. est terms by the press and public of this city, on Thursday evening, Feb. 1, by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
term of 1894.
ville; $1000.
Hobbs. His spear measures nine Hillsboro, where he filled along en­ has never been arranged. The military
F. J. C henky & Co Props, Toledo, O.
The application of Thus. Lev!»» for
We the undersighed, have known F J
Hull Johnson to Clara Crave, 65.50
gagement just before coming here. He part of the program will take up thirty
Cheney for the last 15 years, and belieye county aid denied.
acres in t 3 s, r 3 w; $2358.
Idle Braly left Tuesday for Califor- is a capable comedian and a splendid minutes of the evening—from 8:30 to 9 him perfectly honorable in all business
The application of John Collins for
E E Goucher to Freeman Farns­
transactions and financially able to carry
ivliere be will take in the Midwin- Instructor and will give our people an —and will consist of movements in the out
county aid denied.
any obligations made by their firm.
worth, land in Amity; $150.
entertainment that will be a pleasing manual of arms, some 200 full and com­ West & Truax, wholesale druggists,Toledo,
Clerk ordered to receive bids for 5000
Ohio.
surprise. We are certain that the size plete, separate movements being made
r*
The Arm of Bond & Gaunt has dis­
r a home benefit by home people
Walding, Kinnan <t Marvin, wholesale assessment blanks, Blds to be opened
in
that
time.
No
representation
of
mil
­
of tlie audience that will be in attend­
solved. All accounts due said firm
druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
at February term of court.
antata “David the Shepherd Boy”
ance next Wednesday evening will be itary precision, discipline and unity of Hall’s Catarrh cure is taken internally,
In the matter of additional election must be paid by Jan. 15, to save costs.
ly evening.
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
B ond & G aunt .
such as will convince Mr. Kelly that movement lias ever been given the city surfaces
of
the
system.
Price
75c
per
bot
­
districts.
It is ordered that the territo­
me and bear the silver trumpets McMinnville is not to be outdone by and this exhibition ending with “The tle. Sold by all druggists ; Testimonials free.
ry
now
known
as
Dayton
precinct
shall
at the opera house Friday even- her sister cities in showing apprécia-1 Trumpet Calls of a day in Camp,” con­
NOTICE.
be and the same is hereby divided as
Advertised Letters.
January 19th.
sisting of 15 calls by the company
tion of merit and honest effort.
IT 8. L and Orrics, Oaxooa C ity , O be ,,
follows: The county road leading from
trumpeters should not be missed by a
s. Harry Watkins returned to her
January 13, 1891
I could write you a book
Following are the letters renuiinlngfor Amity to Newberg through the town
Complaint having been entered at this
single
invited
person.
All
members
of
Sin Portland yesterday,after an ex-
About Millsap & Cook,
[sirs,
two weeks in the postofficeat McMinn­ of Dayton, across the bridge over the office by John Peart, of Marion Co., Oregon
Mi visit in this vicinity.
Daniel MePoland for abandoning
And I’d have one and all you know, the company will be in full fatigue ville, Oregon, Dec. 6, 1893 :
Yamhill river shall be the line between against
his honiesteud entry Xo. 6641, dated June
uniform, white gloves and leggins, and Armburet, Mrs
e cantata "David the^Sbehpard
That whatever you say,
Maddeck, J G
the new precincts. That part east of 14, 1886, upon tlie lot No. 1. of section 10
the benefits to be derived from military Bixby, C A
township 5 south, range 3 west, in Yam;
They can prove it each day
Mires, R G
r’ will be produced at the opera
said road shall be called East Dayton, hill
county. Oregon, witti a view to the can­
service can easily be seen by a compar­ Bodyfelt, F
Otis, Mr
e to-morrow night by local singers, That they are the leading grocers.
voting place in town of Dayton; that cellation of said entry, the said parties are
ison of the straight, well-set, military Branson, G
hereby
summoned to appear at this office
Orton,
Oliver
part west of said road shall be called
It surely must seem
»"antata of “David the Shepherd
forms of the members and the carriage Bowers, Maud
on the 27th day of February, 1894, at 10 a.
Quigly, Mr
West Dayton, voting place in town of m , to respond and furnish testimony con­
They’re a finely matched team;
’ Friday evening, January 19.
of the young man who is not a mem­ Bill, Yam
Perkins, Miles
cerning said alleged abandonment,
Dayton.
i
gal admission 25cte., reserved seats That is, if there’s aught in report, sirs,
ber.
Phillips, Clark
KonmiT A. Mt> I.«»,
Dyck, Klaus
The petition of citizens of Lafayette
One matches for color
The supper for the ball will be pre­ Drew, Geo A
Register
Palmer, W G
for justice precinct to conform to La­
And the other for size,
P iter P squet ,
r music loving public are assured
pared by Mrs. I. 8. Fuller, and it goes Davis, T A
Snyder, J A
Receiver.
fayette
voting
precinct
was
not
allow
­
But
this
joke
is
Mr.
Shartzer
’
s.
i treat in the cantata, "David the
without saying that it will be a perfect Doolittle, Anna
Soper, Mrs Lee
ed.
But, put joking aside,
herd Boy," a grand chorus of
success.
Thompson, Nina
Fulda, Mrs B E
NOTICE.
Thq supervisors of road districts are
These men take a pride
lixty voices.
Prof. Toney's orchestra has a reputa- Houck, Mrs Mary White, A J
ordered to work the roads in their dis­
L
and
O
ffice
at O regon C ity , O r .,
In
showing
tbeir
very
fine
goods,
sirree.
tion outside the county, and he will Little, H J
rer the Hills to the Poor House” is
Wright, Mrs Albert tricts upon the property and poll tax
January 13, 1894
Their white horse (one® a grey)
spare no pains to please the dancers of Merrick, T
»ssing under the direction of Mr.
Complaint
having
been entered at this
Wattes, Emma
according to section 4085 of the code.
office
by
Charles
A.
Brown, of Yamhill
Is
now
busy
all
day,
the
evening.
’ and it will be given on the eve
Martin, Mrs L L Withee, F
The
supervisors
appointed
for
this
county,
Oregon,
against
Jamea W. Thomas
Delivering their number one groceries.
The members of B Co. are determin­
of the 24th.
Parties calling for
:
the above letters county are as follows: No. 1, Ed Wood, for abandoning his homestead entry No.
9612, dated October 20, 1891, upon_tne lot
ed to have this ball known as the finest will please say "Advertised.” If not
College Notes.
Saylor and D. H. Turner, of
2, J. O. Stephenson; 3, I N Branson; 4 No. 8. section 14, township .5 8. range 3 W.,
in the history of the city, and every called for in two weeks they will be
in Yamhill county, Oregon, with a view to
and, attended the installation of
John
Martin;
5,
J.
R.
Forrest;
6,
W.
T.
Messrs Htowe and Cooper of McMinn­
cancellation of said entry, the said par­
I. A. R. and the W. R. C. of this ville began school this week. We bid effort is being made to gain that ver­ sent to the dead letter office as “un­ Hash; 7, Harvey Denny; 8, J. D. Nash; the
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this
dict. ’
claimed.
”
J.
C.
C
ooper , P. M 9, A. Bowman; 10, Tbos. Turner; 11, C. office on the 27th day of February. 1894. at
n Saturday night last.
them a hearty welcome.
o’clock, a, m., to'respond and furnish
BUYERS* AND BUSINESS DIRECTOR.
V. Kuykendall; 12, T. M. Laughlin;13 10
i Sons of Veterans meet at the
A Leader.
testimony concerning said alleged abandon­
Miss Brown has been absent the past
C. G. Scott, 14, T. D. Henderson* 15, ment.
■B of Custer Post every Wednes- week owing to her sister’s illness. She
R odert A M iller .
Try our blended coffee at the Red
Since its first introduction, Electric W. C. Wolf.
ivening. A number of members is greatly missed, especially by the
Register
Front. We sell goods as cheap as the Bitters has gained rapidly ill jxipular
P eter P aquet ,
ustered in at each meeting.
Guaranteed Cure.
seniors.
favor, until uow it is clearly in the lead
Receiver,
cheapest.
l John Evenden and Miss Hilary
amoi g pure medicinal tonics and alter­
The class in astronomy is anxiously
We authorize our advertised druggist |
For fine watches and jewelry go to ative»—containing nothing which per­
«st Friday for California. Mrs. awaiting a clear night in order to make
to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Marshal’s Tax Sale.
D.
A.
Smith.
Repairing
of
all
kinds
mits ita use a» a beverage or intoxicant consumption, coughs and colds, upon
ten goes hoping that the change some practical observations.
it 1» recognized a» tbe best and purest this condition.
done at reasonable rates.
If you are afflicted
aate will benefit her health.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
medicine for all ailmeuLs of Stomach,
Mr. Hugulett is still waiting upon
We pay the highest market price for Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick with a cough, cold or any lung, throat warrant issued by the Recorder of the City
i McMinnville orchestra has been the sick.
or chest trouble and will use this rem­ of McMinnville, Yamhill county, slate of
poultry
and
veal
at
the
Red
Front;
call
Headache, Indigestion, Conntlpation, edy as directed, giving it a fair trial,
id to furnish music for the pro-
and to me directed, commanding
Miss Mundinger is again in school and see us.
and drive Malaria from the system. and experience no benefit, you may re­ Oregon,
me in tlie name of the City of McMinnville,
m of "Over the Hills to the Poor after an absence of a week.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each bot­ turn the bottle and have your money to levy on the goods and chattels of the de­
Go
to
Weed
’
s
grocery,
the
old
Red
I” next Wednesday evening.
tle or the money will be refunded. refunded. We could not make this of­ linquent tax roll of said City of McMinn­
The Oratorical Society is fully organ­
only 50e. per Isittle. Sold by fer did we not know that Dr. King’s ville. Oregon, for the year A D. 1893, there­
e. Sbadden, one of the earliest ized and will exhibit in the near future Front, for your groceries. We sell as Price
attached, and if none be found, then up­
Rogers Bros.
2
cheap as the cheapest.
New Discovery could be relied on. It to
on the real propiTty set forth ami described
irs, is very low and his death is by a public contest.
never
disappoints.
Trial
bottles
free
at
in
the said aelinquent tax roll, or so much
J. P. Irvine Is selling more crockery
Wood Wonted.
ted any moment. He is at the
Rogers Bros.’ drug store. Large size thereof as shall satisfy’ the amount of taxes
The Pbllerglan society is still flour­ and lamps than anybody, for he sells
nee of his son, A. M. Bhadden.
50c and 11.
2
as charged therein, together with the costs
ishing although not so well attended as
Tlie clerk of school district No. 40
and expenses. I have auly levied upon the
I’t fall to see Mrs. E. B. Kelly formerly. A new set of worthy officer» them at cost.
following described pieces and parcels of
Probate Court.
will
receive
sealed
blds
up
to
January
2000
bushels
choice
Burbank
Bead-
land as set forth in said tax list, lying and
Wednesday evening in her great have been installed and there Is nothing
15th, 1894, for 40 cords of large fir
being in the city of McMinnville. Yamhill
ling
potatoes
wanted
at
Weed's
grocery
on of Grandma Floyd, the ever to hinder this from, being the most suc­
Estate
of
Nora
A
Drummeller;
bond
county, state of Oregon, and assessed ns
wood, 4 feet long, and 40 cords of oak
Ing mother. Her make up and cessful term in the history of the society. Highest market price paid in cash.
follow’s, towit:
for
sale
of
land
approved.
wood, 4 feet long, delivered at Cook aud
Geo. lots 5, 6 and 7, blk 14.
Why ask your wife to bake bread
¡yal of that character Is truly A special invitation is given to every
Estate of A H Roberts; petition to Bently,
Columbus schools. Blds to be opened
Rowland’s add................................. $7 00
erful.
student to attend; also a standing it. when you can get 7 loaves for 25 cents, at 1 p. m. Jan. 18tb, 1894. Tbe board set aside all the personal propery, mon­ Bean, Mrs. L. lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and
8, blk 25. Johns’ add.......
......... 12 00
or 30 for $1 at J. P. Irvine’s.
es A Adams have taken advan- citation to the public.
reserves tbe right to reject any and all ey and causes in action to widow, as Gorman. Thos (Est.) 2X acres, Chan­
per
terms
of
will,
allowed.
Go
to
Weed
’
s
grocery
and
get
the
dler’s 1st add ......................... ......... 10 00
f hard times and cheap labor and
bids. By order of tbe board of direc­
The following program will be given
Estate of Joel Stow; petition for an Grissen. Chas, lots 2. 3 and 4. bik 24,
>w manufacturing for the trade of by the Philergian society, Saturday, highest market price for all kinds of tors.
D. M. C aldwell ,
Rowland's add; E % 2 blk 16, Row-
produce, potatoes and apples, dried and
lurnmer thousands of doors and January 20th:
Jan. 8, 1894.
Clerk. i order directing the executor to pay into lahd's add; part 6 and 7. 45 ft front
' court $126.44 for Marion Thos. Roberts;
blk 17, O. T. P
....................
5 00
green. Remember the plaee, the old
>ws, etc., and they will be able
Music, society.
I. H. lota 5 and 6, blk 23,
$355.75 for Ruth A Graves and $505.75 Stevens,
The Midwinter Rate.
Red Front.
them at prices to defy competi-
Rowland’s add
I
3 00
Address, May Million.
for Caroline Snell allowed.
Savior, Frank, lots 1. 2, 3. 4. 5, 6, 7
Those fionr chest« made by 8.E. Hoff
Reading, Miss Degner.
The undersigned begs to announce
and
8,
bik
M
,
lots
1.
2.
3,
4,
5.
6,
7
Estate of Wm M Chatfield; 4th annu­
are the best yet and should be In every
Berved seats for next Wednesday
and 8, blk J ; lota 1 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and
Solo, J. W. Loder.
that 30 days’ time will lie given on spe­ al report of guardian approved.
8, blk K, Savior's add .
17 50
kitchen. Call and see them.
Bng are now on sale. You should
Essay, Miss Brown.
cial tickets sold at any point on this
Richardson, M. E. lots 2, 3 and 4. blk
Buber that this is an »xtra occasion
Declamation, Frank Stetson.
J. P. Irvine says that the sugar war company’s Pacific system, for SanFran-
49, Oak Park add
.........
1 20
Robbins. J. (heirs') lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
B".e demand for seats will be great,
Reading, C. Mark.
is over, but you can get y»ur 18 pounds clsco and return, account the Midwin­
7 and 8, blk 1, Johns’ add
.......
4
Bure your seats early, put on your
Debate, question: "Resolved that of granulated sugar for one big dollar ter fair; these tickets to be good for con­
Knight. W. F. lota 1 and 2, blk 11.
Johns’ add
Bing clothes and be on hand to en- crime is a disease.” Affirmative, ■, Mr. in hard cash.
tinuous trips, lioth going and return­
Lindsey, E. lot 4, blk 12. Oak Park add
Be fun.
Aiderman and Miss Lynch: Negative,
Orin C. Skinner has a little more 4ft ing. Also, that to tbe purchasers of
Larsen. C. J, lot 3. blk 29 Oak Park
Mr.
Hugulett
and
Miss
Schofield.
add
.............................
1 25
Bow is the winter of our discontent
oak wood for sale at $3.00 per cord, also Midwinter fair tickets from our Pacific
McLoyd, Jos. lot 3, frac. 6, frac blk 24
B glorious summer" by Ayer's Sar-
system points we will sell excursion
old fir, 2ft, at $3 per cord.
i Johns'add....................
.........
ii)
SpKlal School Meeting.
■illa. This wonderful medicine so :
Now, _________
therefore,
Saturday,
the 10th
_ _____
tickets from San Francisco to points in
1 ____
1_____ ____________
A on Vl
___
day
of f-
February.
A.
D. ««AT».
18tM, l between
the
Borates the system and enriches
California, usable within the 30 days
hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m.
Notice is hereby given to tbe legal
Blood that cold weather becomes voter» of school district No. 40, of Yarn­
limit herein named, at one and one-
Noti« to Wood Dealers.
of said day, in front of the court house door
We have opened a shop next door to
in the said City of McMinnville, Oregon. 1
Bv»|y enjoyable. Arctic explorers bill county, state of Oregon, that a
fifth fare for points over 150 miles from
sell the above described real estate, at
City Livery stable, in Elsia Wright'»
Healed bids will be received until the will
Bd do well to make a note cf th)«.
public auction to the highest bidder, for
special school meeting of the said dis­ old stand, for repairing wagons, car­ San Francisco, and one and one-tbird i 20th day of Jan. for six hundred cords cash
in hand, subject to redemption, to sat­
Blieavy south and west wind has trict will be held at Columbus school riages and all kinds of farm machinery fare for 150 miles or less from SanFran-
old grow th fir wood, to be delivered at isfy said warrant, coats and accruing costs.
cisco.
The
minimum
rates
for
such
Dated
January 8, A. D. 1XM
■ blowing for tbe past two days and house on tbe 20th day of January, 1894, and household furniture. We also
the city water works between April 1,
C. H. NEAL.
Bnad. are drying up. The country at 2 p. tn., for the following objects: manufacture D. W. Marquis' ironing tickets will be one dollar.
Marshal of the City of McMinnville,
Rate from Portland to San Francisco and Oct 15, 1894. No bid for less than
Blrnlng green and unless a freeze To levy a tax upon the district; to pay board, Root's Simplicity bee hive, and
Yamhill
county.
State
of Oregon.
fifty cords will be received. All bids
Hrs the crop» > .f this county will lie Interest on bonds and to pay coupon have the exclusive right to manufac­ and return will be $ii plus $2.50 for five
Fire
will
be
addressed
to
Chairman
of
Rates from
Notice io Creditors.
Tba rivers are high but as yet No. 6 and Intercut aud for other neces­ ture, on the Pacific coast, the Star admissions to the fair
other stations in Oregon will be made anil Water Committee.
Bamage to bridges has lieen done.
sary incidental purposes. Dated this washing machine.
By order of the council.
Noiice i« hereby riven that the under­
in like manner.
I 4 A. P. M. Tbe sacred stove has I th» 18th day of January, 1894.
Yours Res pct.,
signed have been appointed by the county
O. W. JONEH,
«ale until the
Tickets
will
not
be
on
court
of Yamhill county, *tate of Oregon,
R.
N
elson
,
Chairman
J. E. H uff ,
■l stolen. Th» G. A. P. has the pro-
Chairman of F. A W. Com.
executors of tbe estate of A. H. Roberta,
Midwinter fair opens.
lk who purloined it in custody. Th» | of Board of Directors
G. W. S eibert .
late
of
said county, deceased, and hare
Foe further Information call on or ad­
Captain Sweeney, U. 8. A., San qualified as such executors
Attest: D. M. C aldwell ,
■era of tbe well are bitter and the;
Rneklen*. Arale» Salee.
dress
any
of
the
company's
agents
or
Therefore,
al! peraons having claim«
District Clerk.
Diego, Cal., says: "Shiloh’» Catarrh again«t the estate
Pt of H,iii has been prepared, i
_____
of said decedent are
the undersigned at Portland.
Remedy
Is
the
first
medicine
I
have
hereby notified and required to present
Inces bring your bow strings. A»-
Tlie Best Salve In the world for Cute,
At Cwtl At Urti
E. P. R ooers ,
them
to
us
at
the
office
of Ramsey A Fen­
ever found that would do rne any good
hblage at tlie usual hour and place
! Bruises, Sores, Vlcers, Sait Rheum,
ton. at McMinnville, in said county, with­
Aset Gen. Mfc. and Pass. Agt.,
J. P. Irvine will sell all of his holi­ Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Price 50 eta. Sold by Howorth ACo.
in six months from the date of thi« notice,
I Saturday evening.
Portland, Or.
day goods at cost. Wants to go out of Chilblains. Corns and all Skin Erup-
with proper vouchers theiefor.
Shiloh'» Vltalizer is what you need tiiat line. Price no object If you want tlons. and’posittveiy cures Piles or no
Shiloh’» Cura, the great cough and
Dated January 11th, 1*0*
FANNTM. ROBERTS.
f dyspepsia. Torpid liver, yellow anything In that line.
lung cure, is for sale by us. Pocket
pay required. It i» guaranteed to give
JAMES H ROBERTS
----------------------------
perfect
satisfaction,
or
money
refund
in or kidney trouble. It Is guaran-
ize contains 25 doses, only 25c. Chil­
Execu U m.
Tn st J Dicretlon take one <*nn« Blie Basa , ed. Price 25 cen ta per box. For mi»
rd to give you satisfaction. Price 75c
1 Ramsey A Fenton Attys, for said estate.
dren love IL S. Howorth A Co.
anrrmuo». Sc narbottis.
• by Rogere Bros.
4d by Howorth A C»
Our
Ninth Annual1
Clearance Sale!
COMMENCING
JANUARY 12th
j
|
LASTING
30DAYS
All Goods heretofore advertised at
60 PER CENT OF FORMER PRICE
Stands good during this Sale.
All Other Goods
Greatly Reduced.
t is our aim to clean up our entire
stock before the arrival of
Spring Goods.
The only exceptions will be Spool Cotton,
Silks, Butterick’s Patterns, Sugar and Flour— t
these the manufacturers will not allow prices
cut.
A. J. Apperson.
Axes to Grind
Always bring H to the eyes of the
small boy who f 4 turns the crank.
The Reason
That the small boy wants his father to
buy his Axes of JONES & ADAMS
is that they seldom need grinding. The
best of Stoel insures a lasting edge, and
Jones & Adams’ Axes are made of the
Best of Steel.
Buy One and Try It.
A Happy
New Year to All.
This Headline May Cause You to Wonder why
You Should Be Happy; But Why Not?
Has Not Your Grocer
Supplied you during these hard times with the necessaries of
life? To make
Your Joys Double
Pay your Grocer what yon owe him at once and realize what
a blessing it is to give as well as to receive.
It will be Appreciated»
For they have wives and babies, who need new gowns, !>•-
sides numerous other thing«, which they have done without
that you might not suffer
Now the Time has Arrived
When they must have their moyey. Thin may not have ref­
erence to you, but if you know of any one who owes tbeir
Grocer you had better explain the matter as it might nave
embarrassment as well as expense. It the mean time re­
member that
WALLACE & WALKER will give full value for every
cent you spend with them.
I