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■ Z e Ì e’ VOL. XXIV. Entered ut the Po^toffice in Mc> mn ville, as Secoud-cUss ihm r. » Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Repori SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00 PER YEAH. One Dollar if paid in advance. Single uamberb live cents. 40 D M Caldwell, McMinnville. 41 L 11 Morgan, S P Turner. Sheridan W H Easter, McMinnville M C Hewitt, Wheatland....... W T Graves’, Sheridan.......... S C Pearson, McMinnville. . M McCaskey, “ J E Richter, Sheridan ......... II C Brauson, Wheatland... A Houck, McMinnville . C J Payne, Bellevue ............ C Obye, North Yamhill .. Wm Dent, Wheatland.......... D C Atkin, Laurel ................ S S Leuox, Gaston............... J H Rees, Springbrook ....... E H Taylor, Sheridan ........ J C Norris, Willamina ........ Geo Spruce, North Yamhill. H S Maloney, Sheridan....... A B Simmons, McMinnville. Joel P Geer, Butteville......... I N Edmiston, McMinnville . David F DeTiere, Dayton... S Carr, Carlton............ W M Jones, Amity............... D A Walker, Carlton C II Rich, West Chehalen. Ezra Clement, Willamina C Blair, Sheridan................. F E Osborne, Cbampoeg C M McCormick, Laurel Jesse Faulconer, Dolph C II Biooks. Scholl’s Ferry L D Bates, Gaston................. W W Stockton, Ballston . T F VanOrsdel, N. Yamhill Don C Gates, Whiteson........ II W Lamson, Willamina E F Crumb, Sheridan . Wm Nelson, North Yamhill J J Gillingham, McMinnville A W Wright, Middleton The crisis in the affairs of Port land’s anti work army was reached at G;30 o’clock Saturday night, when I the whole outfit, after a reckless ride 7S H8 r 3 of 120 miles on a stolen train, was Snap-shot, Flash-light and time captured by two troops of United exposure pictures readily taken by States cavalry at Arlington, and al any amateur with our A ar.d B Ordi Ei HT YEARS. most without a moment’s delay nary Kodaks Twenty-four picture« Fossil, Onr.ttoN, 1 >ec< n:Iter 4, 0. W R Mro. Co., i'ortlaml Oregon. without reloading — simple in con started back for Portland under mil Z1 wish to late h» yoo struction, well made and handsomely itary escort. The army affected the for Infants and Children that 1 have been lullieted with rhenma- finished. capture of a special train enroute to ti- ai for the last eiald year.-. I bought I«?:lie of Congo U;l from Messrs, laimb Portland from The Dalles with Gen Vou can *• Do the Rest.” HIRTY year.’ observation of C.«toria with tho patronage of . Putnam, ymur agents heie. ami alter eral Manager Dickenson, Superin ly waved by the flagman and the en wo applicntions my rheumatism was Free illustrated manual tells just how Lane county has five candidates on million» of persons, permit ns to speak of it withont gnesslng. mocked out. No other metlicir.e ever tendent Baxter and U. S. Marshal gineer answered with short blasts of the state and district tickets this —but we'll do it for you if you want gave me relief in such a short time as It 1» unquestionably the best remedy for Infante and Children Grady. The special arrived at the whistle. Then the torpedoes ex year. She ought to get something. us to. Congo Oil. Yonrs trtiiv, the world haa ever known. It is harmless. Children like it. It Troutdale at 9:45 a. m , and stopped ploded in rapid succession, and as LYMAN BROWN. Pklvl:, LOADED FOR 34 EXPOSURES. Portland is the greatest place in to pick up two car loads of meat. the train slowed down the soldiers give, them health. It will save their lives. Tn it brother, have the state for public offices to seek A Ordioury Kulak for picture» x in., $ C.x The army had evidently been noti rushed from their hiding places and ■ometbing which I» abaolntely rafe cuti practically perfect a. a IÛ.C B < Jrdinary Kodak fur pictures 3*0 x 4 in , man. Independent candidates fied by some friends, for it was drawn there was an ominous clicking of the I.. Complete Developing and Printing Outfit, child’s medicine. are more numerous than regular up alongside the track. When the gunlocks. A sergeant and three men nominees. Castori» deatroya Worm *. EASTMAN KODAK CO., train stopped, several determined- with loaded arms boarded the engine, It has recentlj’ been demonstrated Castori» allay» Feyeriahnesa. looking anti-workers sprang aboard and Engineer Ollie Barrett gladly N.t KODAK.*. ROCHESTER, that eastern oysters will propagate J<» t V fa ’ 100.00. Castori» prevent» vomiting Sour Card, the engine and quickly sidetracked gave them charge of it. As the sol ... . ' in the bays on the Oregon coast. Castori» r.nrea Diarrhoea and Wind Colio. Mr. Dickenson’s private car. They diers boarded the engine a half-dozen The discover}’ is an important one, then backed the engine down to the of the anti-workers jumped from it Castori» relieves Teething Tronbloa. Roslyn Bank Robbery.—Evidences From and is likely to revolutionize the bus freight train that had been left with amazing rapidity. tho District Whera They Were At the iness. Castori» cure» Constipation and Flatulency. Captured. standing on tha main track during open side doors of the 11 box-cars Castori» nentraliae*« the effects of carbonio acid g»» or poisonous air. Jones, who got rich on land office 0. W. K. M fo . C o ., Portland, Oregon. the preceding night, the army the heads of numbers of the men MADE D:ar Sirs: Your Congo Oil is the loss Cestoria <loei not contain morphine, opiam. or other narcotic property, at Tillamook, and boarded the boxcars, and against were visible, and a number were 011 notices BY medicine. 1 was recently kicked by a bought an interest in the Astorian, Caatorta assimilate« tho food , regu late s the st omac h and bowl«, the earnest remonstrances of Mar the platforms and roof. lioree on the b g, and was hobbling THE Not a man around on crutches. I was induced to giving healthy and natural xleep. shal Grady, and the warnings of of them were allowed to leave the has severed connection with that try a l>ottle of Congo Oil, and after ap danger ahead given by Superintend cars. Soon the soldiers clambered paper and gone back to Tillamook Caotorla is pnt np inrwwe bottles only. 1t_1« not »old in balk, plying freely for one day I threw away temporarily. my crutches. I works like lightning. ent Baxter, pulled out of Troutdale on the roofs of the cars and the cap Don’t allow any ono to sell yon anything else on the plea or promts» Yours truly, It is understood that the new at 10 o’clock “for Washington.” tured train was slowly pulled into J. A. H MIRISON, that It ls“jnst ns good” and “will answer every parpose.” FOR THE The story of the capture is best the station. As it passed the crowd paper at Hillsboro, the Cactus, is to City Marshal Fossil, Oregon. See that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. told in Superintendent Baxter’s of citizens, the anti-workers repeat be under the editorial management own words. “The army was drawn edly cheered. Reaching the station j of Frank Davey, who will enlarge it, Tb«, fao-rimile up in line awaiting our arrival,” he the soldiers alighted and guarded and change its principles from pop- vT<ipp»r. rignature ef said, and evidently had carefully their prisoners until Marshal Grady ; ulist to republican. Representatives Hevmann and El K rause ’ s H eadache C apsules —War planned the capture. Scarcely had arrived, at 6:30. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castola the engine slowed down when it was Marshal Grady and Colouel Comp lis will not come to Oregon to take ranted. For sale by Rogers Bros., sole i boarded by several men, who ton held a short conference. Then part in the campaign, neither will agents, McMinnville. S old E verywhere . promptly ejected the engineer, I the industrials in the caboose were : Senators Dolph and Mitchell, ROUND TR P TICKETS ordered the engineer back to his ordered out, and it was searched. the house the river and harbor post, and he was again crowded out Marshal Grady picked out three of may come up any time, needing SHERIFF’S SALE. “ As old as The Best Shoes Good for 30 Davs for the Money, I of the cab and forced to descend to the occupants as the ringleaders and representatives’ attention, and the hills" and j the ground. I then told the leaders ordered them back in the caboose, tariff bill in the senate will hold the 'OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, never excell us sheriff of Yamhill county, state of Ore I that if they were determined to take with a cavalryman at each door. senators in Washington. gon, under and by virtue of a writ ot execution, ed. “ Tried dated April 10th, 1891, to him directed, issued out and proven” the engine they must take the engi The anti-workers were then ordered of the circuit court of said county and state, upon Where there was no hop lice a to enforce the decree of foreclosure and sale is the verdict and neer with it, and after some further out of the cars, stood in line and week ago, they can now be found in made by said court on the 20th day of March, in that certain suit wherein J. M Bunn was o f millions. 1894. I talk they allowed him to return to searched by the cavalrymen. Three many places without the aid of a plaintiff and Samuel C. Hess, Emma A Hess, K. S5, S4 and S3.50 Dress 8hoe. B. lfibbs, Carrie C. Hibbs, J. T. Hess and Lucin Simmons the cab, but with a strong guard. revolvers and a miscellaneous col magnifying glass, says the Statesman. da E. Hess were defendants, will sell at public $3.50 Police Shoe, 3 8oles. Liver Regu- auction to th«* highest bidder tor cash in U. S Meanwhile Marshal Grady and his lection of butcher-knives, razors and Cut their appearance at this time gold coin, at the court house door in McMinnville 62.30, $2 for Workingmen. ' deputies were trying to dissuade the ■yy lator is the In said county and state, on Saturday, the 19th shears were found and confiscated. portends no evil, for even should cli day of May, 1894, at one o’clock p. m.’of said day, S3 and SI.75 for Boys. ZJ / / p y o n 1 y Li ver : leaders of the army from their de- After being searched the men were matic conditions be favorable to them f the following described real premises, to-wit; JLJ C I1 C / and Kidney Lying and being in Yamhill County, state of | termination but their efforts were sent back in the cars and soldiers the grower can prevent any material i Oregon, and being the east half of the southeast medicine t o quarter of section eight («1 ami the south half of Fair S3, S3.50 32, $1.76 ? futile. Oue deputy, after a wordj' put on guard at the doors. southwest quarter of section nine (9) in T. damage to the growing crop on their which you 3 of 8. the It. GW. of the Willamette meridian, con CAUTION.—If any doalei I dispute with a gang of rough-looking While the men were being account by an heroic use of the taining one hundred and sixty acres of laud, and can pm your offers you W. L. Douglas that said land will be no sold at auction to obtain shoe» at a reduced price, I fellows, drew his revolver, but be- searched, it was noted that every 1 spraying nozzle. funds with which to satisfy and pay to said faith for a or bays he has them with EXCURSION TRIPS plaintiff, J. M. Bunn, in U. S. gold coin, the prin out the mime stamped fore he had time to use it the men i man of them evinced familiarity cure, . A cipal sum of eleven hundred aud fifty-one dollars The secretary of the interior has on the bottom, put him gixty-six cents (fl,151.66) with interest on down as a fraud. pounced upon him and wrenched it j with the process of rapidly throwing mild laxa- and FROM SAN FRANCISCO to other points in said sum at the rate of ten per cent, per aunum just rendered a decision in the case ( allfornla will b<- allowed purchasers of special from his grasp. They then made no up his hands after the manner of old from the 26th day of March 1894. and the sum of tive, i a n d S1U0 Midwinter Fair ti* kuts ut tne following round 00 as attorneys’ fees and «’ost* and disburse of Miss Hopkins vs Hannagan, for a t: I prates further efforts to molest him The convicts. The vast bulk of the men ments, taxed at 629.65. said sums being due the purely ve e g- tract of land in T 1 N, R 6 E This plaintiff from the defendants, Samuel C. and Em TO STATION* UNDER I5O MILES FROM leaders consented to allow our con are between 20 and 30 years of age. etable, act- ma A Hess, as shown by said decree and said ex SAN I’RANCISCO, ONE AND ONETHIKDonc case was tried in the local land office ay fare. ductor to accompany them aud man There- are very few gray heads ing directly ecution W L. POUCLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give better Dated April Jltii, 1894 To STATIONS I5O MILES OR MORE FROM satisfaction at the prices advertised than any other make. here in 1891. The secretary reversed Try one pair and be con W L WARREN, on the Liver age the train. Finding all argu among them. As a rule they are a S AN ERAN’c iSi o, O.N1 AND ONE FIFTH one Sheriff of said County vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas ’ name and price on the bottom, which both the local office decision and that way tore. and Kid ments useless, and fearing that hard-looking lot. Few of them had For exact rat«*«« and full information inquire nt guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them. neys. Try it. J KB. KI IK KI, D im Pass Agt at 131 Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to force might prove fatal, we finally anything to say and most of them of the commissioner, and holds: NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE lir*i M., Or., or mldress the Increase the sales on their full line of goods. They can afford to sell at a less profit, “that pitching a tent on ten feet of Sold by all utidersigne«!. had to permit them to sidetrack our refused to answer any questions. and we bellevt) you can xnuney by buying all your footwear of the dealer adver« snow, remaining in the same one RICIl’D GRAY, T H GOODMAN, Used belov . iiatalotfue iree upon applicatsun. W. DOUGLA.S. Brockton. Mass. Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned I car. The entire army then piled '• Thej’ were disgusted when told they Uvn. Traffic Manager. < K*n, Pas^ nger Agent, a?: sheriff of Yamhill county, state of Ore night, then going away for fifteen to be taken dry or made into a tea. •'KANCISCO, CAL. For sale by R. JACOBSON, j into the cars, filling them to over- were to be taken back to Portland months, Son, under aud by virtue of a writ of execution is not a valid settlement in ated April 13th, A. D 1894, and on said day is- The King of Liver Medicines. flowing, and our engine was backed under escort of the cavalry. Fifty out of the circuit court of the state ot Ore I bave used vourSimmons Liver Regu I sued face of an adverse settler.” Hanne- gon, for the county of Yamhill, upon and io en down and attached to the train. I two of the meu were brought into lator and can consclenclously say It Is the force aud decree of foreclosure ren gan takes the land —Oregon City En kiut; ot all liver medicines, 1 consider It a dered a by judgment said court on the 26th day of March, A. then warned the leaders that we had court on Monday and were given a terprise ioedlelne chest In Itself.—G eo . W. J ack - D 1894, in that certain suit therein pending son , Tacoma, Washington. wherein Reuben Gaunt was plaintiff and S. F. two work trains out on the road, hearing before Judge Bellinger. The Harding and Nancy K Harding were defendants, -- ---- ------------ ------- --------------------IS THE---- ---------------------------------------- «-EVERY PACKAGE'S« The Caesarian section was per whereby it was decreed by said court that the that there were probably other return of the marshal also appre Uss the Z Stamp In red on wrapper. plaintiff have judgment against the defendant 8 MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OP THE WEST F. Harding for the sum of 6162 50, together with trains west bound. They disregard hended 387 other persons whose formed by Dr. E. L Irvine, Dr. II. interest thereon from the 26th day of March, 1894, COPYRIGHTS -------AND------- ed these warnings, however, and, names are unknown. All of those L. Beers and D. O. Woodworth, of at the rate ot 8 per cent ]>er annum, for the sum CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT? For a of $40.00 attorneys’ feesand for the costs and dis Bnipt answer and an bonent j despite the fact that there were dan- brought before the judge expressed Albany, upon a mare which bad ------ opinion, - ------ - write to bursemeuts taxed at <22 20, and ordering the sale HAS THE LARGEST GlKCUbATiON- WSi dt €’<>.. who have had nearly fifty flf years* broken her leg. of the hereinafter described real premises to sat The life of the mare experience In the patent business. Coi . immuni ea- | ger signals posted along the track, sorrow for what they had done. isfy said Judgment, c.'sts and accruing costs. Hons strictly confidential. A Uandlim,« w* ata look of in- , TERMS EJY AN’ZXIL: was sacrificed for the colt, which Now therefore, by virtue of said writ of execu formation concerning PntentN and bow to ob j started away toward the east, shout promised to obey the orders of the tain them sent free. Also a caralogue of mechan- tion and order of sale. 1 will, on Saturday, the DAI L.Y (.without Sunday; $6 per- year. was saved, though respiration failed | k.al anti scientific books sent free. 19th day of May, A D. 1894, nt the hour of ten ing back, ‘ If it will be any accommo court in the future. The judge ad Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive o’clock a m ot syi<i day, al the court bouse door “ (with Sunday; $8 “ ■l eciul notice In the ^clentilic Anicrirau, and to appear for fully five minutes after1 in McMinnville, Yamhill county, Oregon, sell nl thus are brought widely before the public with SEMI-WEEKLY, $2 per year. dation to you we will handle the way dressed them at some length, giving public auction lo the highest bidder for cash in out coat to the inventor. This splendid paper Find fault with the cook if WEEKLY, $1 per year. hand, to satisfy said judgment, costs aud accruing issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far tha business.’ warning not to repeat the offense, being taken from her mother, and ! largest circulation of any scientific work In tho costs, the following described real premises, to- the pastry does not exactly was only produced by artificial; world. S3 a year. Sample copies sent free. “ I was fearful at once that the and then ordered their discharge. wit- • Ai a newspaper the INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times in all respects. It spares Building Edition, monthly, $1.50 a year. Single suit you. Nor with your wife Part of the donation land claim of Samuel Co copies, ‘¿.5 cents. Every number contains beau neither palus nor expense in securing all the news and the best of current literature. wild train, running without regard The army is still camped in Port- means. The colt, a fine looking ani-: zine aud wife, in i be town of McMinnville, Sec tiful plates, in colors, and photographs of new either — perhaps she is not to tion 20, T. 4 S. R. 4 W. and bounded as follows: houses, with plans, enabling builders to show the for signals or orders, would cause a ; land, and numbers over 500. An ef mal with marks of her sire, is alive 1 latest designs and secure contracts. Addresa Beginning at the northwest corner of a tract of and doing well, a triumph of skillful , MUMN A CO, MEW YOUK. 301 B roadway . land purchased by Chai les Handley from Mrs. Is edited especially for those who, on account of mail service c»r any other reason, do not take a frightful wreck somewhere on the I fort will be made to disperse them Mary Rowland, which is 8.48 chains south 78 de surgery. The colt is of peculiar in-' daily paper In its columns are to be found the week’s news of all the world condensed and the road, had the wires been cut, as I by absorption. grees east. and 3.12 chains south from the south cream of the literary features of the Daily. west corner of W. T. Newby’s donation land terest as it comes from a fine strain THE claim; thence east 264 feet to the center of B feared they would be at any mo street in McMinnville; thence K>uth 81 feet; of blood, being sired by Meno, a full | Asia of EIGHT1 PAGES, with ment, frightful loss of life must have thence southwesterly 264 feet; thence north 88 OREGON NEW’S AND NOTES It may be the lard she 19 feet to the place of beginning, containing 52-10U brother to Frou Frou, having the ' A Supplement, Illustrated in Colors, been the result. We really had two of an acre more or )e*s. using for shortening. Lard Also another tract, a part of the said donation The ninth annual state S. S. con yearly record, by Sidney, one of the I of Eight Additional pages, making in all Sixteen Pages. This Supplement, containing Six Pages oj work trains out on the division, and is indigestible you know. But laud claim of Samuel < ozinc: Beginning at u Reading Mailer and two Full-Rage illustrations, 1-. alone worth the price charged for the paper. best progenitors in the U. S. If she i vention closes its session at Salem stake 8.48 chains south 78 degrees east and 12 30 The Inter Ocean is published iu Chicago, the news and commercial center of all west of the they were just piled out of the way if you would always have chains south of the southwest corner of W. T. Alleghany Mountains, and is better adapted to the n» eds of the people of that section than any paper lives, as she undoubtedly will, she today. Newby’ s donation land claim No. 53, in T. 4 8. K further East It is in accord with the people of th? West both in Politic? and Lderaturt. in the nick of time. I warned all LIVERY STABLE 4 west, Y'amhill county Oregon; thence west 3.14 Please remember that the price of The Weekly Inter Ocean i« ONLY' ONE DOLLAR PER deserves to become a Caesar among chains to center of Cozine’s creek; thence south points on the line to sidetrack trains, YEAR Address The fellow who robbed the Multno 26 degrees and 30 minutes west down said creek As far as known this is THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. and give the captured train the un mah county treasury got away with trotters. 3.96 cnains to north bouudary of Lynch tract; CATES & HENRY, Props thence east 3.37 chains to center of old ditch; the first case of the kind on record. The Weekly Inter Ocean and Yamhill County Reporter both One disputed right of way. Marshal $494.45. ». thence meandering said ditch north 14 degrees west 1.15 chains; north 25 degrees and 15 minutes Cakes, pies, rolls, and bread Year for $1.25. Grady then telegraphed to Washing east 1.12 chains, thence east 1.32 chains to south A. D. Rockafellow will be the new School Apportionment. west corner of Handley tract; thence north 1.31 palatable and perfectly di ton for the assistance of federal chains to the place of beginning, containing near E Street, nnrth ol Third. Everything NV w an 1 superintendent at the Indian train The following is the April apportion ; gestible, order the new short ly 9b-100tbs ol an acre. First-da«'. Conveyance of Commercial Travel I troops.’’ Dated this the 16th day of April, 1894 ing school at Chemawa. ers a specialty. Board anti stabling by the day 01 ment of the state school fund as dis er- ing,“COTTOLENE,” for your W. L. WARREN. He received an immediate reply, lnonlh. Wu solicit a fair share of the local pal i Sheriff of Y'amhill County, Oregon. bursed by Superintendent Stilwell: nmage. M I informing him that General Otis, The populists of Washington coun DIST. NAME AND ADDRESS. 7 QUINCY, MASS., ' commander of the department of the ty have nominated Lawyer W. D. 1 E J Wiser, North Yanthill $ Notice of Sheriff 's Sale. 1 Hare for county judge. j Columbia, had been instructed to co- j Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 2 C G Scott, Carlton Y. Mb operate with him. General Otis tel-1 The Oregon Telephone and Tele- 3 Sami Parrott, Dundee Notice is hereby given that the under —McMinnville, Oregon.— egraphed to W’alla Walla for two \ graph Co. will soon invade Forest 4 T J Jellison, Amity............... signed. as elicritr of Yamhill county, state a\ SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. ol Oregon, by virtue of a writ of execution troops of cavalry to be in readiness j Grove with a telephone exchange. Rar usa Ant. S uktitvtss . Paid up Capital, SuO.OOO 5 G M Watkins, Lafayette. issued out ol the circuit court of the state Transacts a General Banking Business. of Oregon, for the county of Yamhill, on ■ i to move to Umatilla Junction, and a I The Oregon railway commission 0 C S Tustin, McMinnville . ì Made only by the 17thday of April. A. D. 1891, upon and special train left at 2 p. m, with the ! are just finishing up their semi-annu- 7 Geo W Breidwell, Amity....... to enforce that certain judgment rendered I ’ N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. President, - - J. fl COWLS. Maine Berry, McMinnville. 8 by said court on the 2«th day of March. troops on board. The train arrived I al pleasure excursion over the rail- p ST. LOUIS and Vice President, - LEE LAU0HL1E. One Door W»*«t A D. 1894. in favor of L m Morrison, de 9 W R Carter, Newberg. .. : M c M innville , or . • CHICAGO, NtW YORK, BOSTON. of Cigar Store. Cashier. - E. C. APPLE SOS at Arlington at 5:20 p. in. Most of, ways of the state. fendant. and against J. W. Morrison, 10 J L Davis, West Chehalem. . slat, Cashier - • IL. <8. LINK plaintiff, for the sum of $156.95 costs, with AND ALL KINDS OF Bend three centaln stamps to N. K. I the inhabitants of the town were : Trees were dedicated to the mem- 11 J T Fryer, Carlton interest thereon at the rate of eight per ........ Fair bank Co.. Chicago, for hand out, awaiting the fray The follow-i orv of w s Ladd, A. R. Shipley cent per annum from the 28th day of some Cottolene Cook Book, contain« NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE. 12 E C Hadaway, Dayton ....... Board of Directors: ing six hundred recipes, prepared by CEMETERY March, A D. 1894, and for a cruing costa; L- ing associated press dispatch from and E M .Belknap at the state agri- nine eminent authorities on cooking. p 13 Thomp Cone, McMinnville J. W. COWLES. LEE LAUGHLIN, anti whereas, on the 27tli day of April, A WM CAMPBELL. "NOTICE i« hereby given that the un ler^igneii A. J APPERSON. FURNISHINGS ' that point, describes what followed: cultural college on Arbor day. 1) 1894, by virtue of said writ of execution 14 Jas Agee, McMinnville........ J. I.. ROGERS. a- 'u-rit! of Yamhill county, state of Ore I levied upon the hereinafter described real As soon as the train stopped, the gon, under ami by virtue of a writ of execution, Fred ’ k Cane, North Yamhill 15 property of said defendant J. W Morrison The contract for the construction tinted April 12th. A. 0. 1894, anti on «aid day is to satisfy said judgment and costs of sale; J A Brisbine, 16 troops were ordered out of the cars ; Hell Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans sued out of the circuit court of the state of Ore ' of the new college building at Forest NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE Now therefore, by virtue of said writ of gon for Y’amhill county, in that certain suit fers on New York, Sail Franaisco and Portland. “ 17 Wirt Laughlin AU work fully guaranteed to give perfect satis and marched down the track a quar-1 execution, I will, on Saturday, the 2d day therein pending wherein Thomas T Notson was Deposits received subject to check. Interest paid faction. Grove has been let, and work will: 18 J T Gowdy, Dayton .. l.y permission to Wm. Me Chris plaintitland Easel Mayes and t’harles Mayes, 111 Time lhposiis. Loans money on approved man. Mrs. Refers 'OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned of June, A. D 1894, at the hour of one ■ ter of a mile to the end of the lower; begin at once. It is to be completed L. E. Bewley, Mrs. E. D. Fellows. minors, Isaac Daugherty. G. W. Grayson, F. K. security. Collections made on all accessible as sheriff of Yamhill county, state of Ore- o'clock p. m. of said day, sell at public 19 Fred Little, Nortli Yamhill . Beach and George Armstrong, were defendants, points. Holl's Old Jewelry Stand, 3d Street. 1 switch, were they were posted, a I gon, by virtue of a writ of execution and order auction, of at the court house door in McMinn upon ami to enforce the deereeof foreclosure ami within a year. sale issued out of the circuit court of the state of ville, Yamhill county, Oregon, to the high 20 A P Magness, Wheatland . sale made In said suit on the 28th day ot March, I part behind a train of empty cars on • Oregon for the county of Yamhill on the 27tb day est bidder for cash in band, to satisfy said A. I>. 1891. whereby it w as decreed by said court, f. F. CAl.BRF.VTH. K. K O0UCH1R. The “Evans & Sontag’’ company is 21 M E Johnston, Roberts of April, A. I). 1894. and bearing said date, upon - a sidetrack, and the others behind that the real property hereafter described be sold, and to enforce a judgment rendered bv said court judgment and accruing costs, the following and that the proceeds arising therefrom be ap ! endeavoring to give exhibitions in 99 D V Olds, Iaifayette JOHN F. DERBY, 1 on the 2».tb day of March, A D. 1894, in favor of described real property, to-wit: Calbreath & Goucher. rocks and sand dunes. A flagman plied first, to the payment of the costs ot this suit All of the right, title and interest of said Z J Imus, Dundee . Hiram Brown, plaintiff, and against Mary E. 23 and the costs of sale, and to the payment of :-K> Jones and John L. Jones, defendants, for the sum J. W. Morrison in and to the real property went down the track and placed tor-1 I southern Oregon towns, but without 24 W H Fletcher, McMinnville PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Proprietor of The McMiunvlUo attornevs’ fees in said suit, and that the balance of 6271.70, with interest thereon at the rate of situate in Yamhill county, Oregon, anil be applied to the payment of 8454.45 now due the eight per cent per annum from the *26th day of described as follows ; Commencing at the pedoes on it at intervals. About 6 ■ success. The various city councils 25 J W Coovert, Dayton plaintiff, together with interest thereon from the MoMixnniLK ... - O beoox March, 1894, and tor 620.80 costs, and for the will not permit it. 28th day of March, A. D. 18'?4. at the rate of ten I o’clock the steam of the approaching I 26 Alex Miller, North Yamhill coats of sale, and orderlngthat the real property southeast corner of the H D Martin do per cent per annum. ! hereinafter described be sold to satisfy said nation land claim No. 37, Notification 1439, (Offioe over Ilralv’a bank.) Township 15 south, range 7 east Now therefore, by virtue of said w rit of execu train was seen and the shout went 27 John Eisle, Dayton judgment, costs and accruing costs; now there it being three chains south 80 degrees and tion and order of sale, 1 v. ill, on Saturday, the fore by virtue of said writ of execution and order 15 minutes west of the angle corner en the j up, “There thef come.” As thej will be thrown open for entry at the 28 J T Watson, “ ................ 19th day of Mav, A. D. 1891, at the hour of one of sale,I will on Saturday the second day of June, north line of Claim No. 40. in Sec. 5, T. 6 MeMlNNVIUlaE Situated at the Southwest corner of the Fair o'clock p. ui of said day. at the court house door land office in Oregon City on the 15th A. D. 1891, at the hour of one o’clock p. m. of said S. R. 4 W ; thence south 80 degrees and 29 Moses Votaw, Newberg .. ■ train came up it shut off steam for a ; in McMinnville. Yamhill county. Oregon, sei! at Grounds. day, sell at public, auction, at the court house {»iblic auction to the highest bidder for cash in door in McMinnville, Yamhill county, Oregon, to 15 minutes west 26.63 chains ; thence north ’ moment, and it was expected the . of May. This is located southwest |3J Paul Fundman, Willamina land, to satisfy said judgment, costs and accruing : the highest bidder for cash in band, to satisfy 1 50 chains to the center of South Yamhill AU sixes of first-class Drain Tile kept constantly J S Fairchiles, Fairdale 1 31 of Mt. Jefferson in the Cascade costs, the following described real property, to- said judgment, costs and accruing costs, the fol river; thence down the center of the main j arrfiy would not run into the trap: [ on hand at lowest lixing piiccs. wit: lowing described real property, to-wit: ¡32 Sami T Jones, Newberg channel of the South Y'amhill rive.- to the Situate lu Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and 1 but in a minute a white cloud arose j range. All that certain piece or parcel of real estate, place where the north and south line of the OREGON described as eommeming on the county road 33 Frank Wright, Amity. .. .. MCMINNVILLE, the same being and situated tn Y’amhill eouuty, said II. D Martin claim crosses the said leading from McMinnville to Willamina in the Hon. Geo. C. Brownell, of Oregon 34 G R Bristow, Middleton. from the smokestack, then the whis Oregon, and more particularly described a»- fol COULTER à WRIGHT, Prop’s. town of Sheridan and county of Yamhill, at the lows: The northwest one-fourth of the northeast South Yamhill river; thence south with tle for the station sounded. As the City has challenged Hon. W. A. 35 N L Wiley, Newberg. northwest corner of land now owned by Leo one-fourth and the northeast one-fourth of the said line 6.45 chains to the place of begin . Cosock, and running thence west 80 feet: thence COTNTY TRE.t!>rKF.R’S NOTICE northwest one-fourth of section eleven (11), town- ning. containing 26.75 acres more or less, in j train came nearer American flags Starkweather, of Milwaukee, to two 36 Jasper Agee, McMinnville . south to low water mark: thence east 80 feet; 1 ship two (2) south, range fivjB (5) west of the Wil- Yamhill county, state of Oregon. ’ . Goods of all descriptions moved and thence north to the place of beginning, and said i lamette meridian, containing 80 acres.. joint debates in Clackamas county in Dated at McMinnville, Oregon, this 24 were seen waving from the top of 37 II Z Foster, Willamina .. HERE is money on hand to pay all warrants land being part of the Absolem B. Farlconer do careful handling guaranteed. Collections Dated at McMinnville. Oregon, this 1st day of day of Mav, A. D, 1894. endorsed prior to Jan. 1st, 1894. Interest nation land claim. i May, A. D. 1894. W B Gilpin, Gaston .......... May. Brownell will meet the best 38 the. engine cab. W. L WARREN. I will cease after this date. Dated this the 16th dav of April, A. D. 1S94. will be made monthly. Hauling of all W. L. WARREN, J C. PENNINGTON, County Treasurer. W. L. WARBEN, Sheriff of Yamhill County, Oregon, 39 D C Richardson, N. Yamhill Sheriff of Yamhill county, Oregon, In a moment the red flag was wild- of them, [ April 13, 1894. Sheriff of Yamhill County, Oregon. I kinds done cheap. O KODAK A w A T ► Aff •J M’MINNVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1894 STOLE A TftAB «*6.S°and S1O.— . í> GREA TL Y REDUCED RA TES SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO CALIFORNIA MimmFM! Congo Oil es Lameness. Congo Oil Kills all Pain. 50 cts. and SI a bottle. N LADIES AND MISSES, Than Pills N THE INTER OCEAN THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN COMMERCIAL * CRANK ROECA, AS A FAMILY PAPER IT EXCELS 811 National Bank p, ! BLAME £ YOUR E. J. Quaiey k Co WIFE GRANITE MONUMENTS h N TILE FACTORY. Truck and Dray Co. T If1 i i J I I I ?• 1 I ? I I I