The Yamhill County reporter., June 01, 1894, Image 3

GR ini ATI.VC. SEAM»
McMinnville Produce ’lsrln-t.
WELL OBSERVED.
The Hortlenltnrlsts.
Fred Nelson is home from Corvallis
Reported by L. E. Walker.
M c M ixxvillx , May 25.1894.
this week.
This
Week
and
Hut
a
Busy
Tillie
Though
Kainy,
Decoration
Day
39
Good
clean
w beat ............
Pursuant to a call of the co-operative
No doctor's bills presented to the fami­
INSURANCE COMPANY
tor Schools aud College.
was fittingly Kept.
30
Oats.
...........................
............
and
finance
committee,
the
Yamhill
lies who use Simmons Liver Regulator.
25@30
The fifth annual commencement of the Butter
Outside ceremonies and displays were
County Horticultural Association met at
Miss Lasira Apperson returned from
$24,000,000.
9@ 10c
the court house, and was called to order cut short by the rain on Wednesday, but city rchools is now in progress. The ex­ Eggs....................................
the Sound cities Wednesday evening.
RHODES A RHODES, Agents,
the exercises at the opera house were all ercises of the first day occurred yesterday­ Chickens.............................. ,|1 500250
by C. E. Hoskins, prebident.
Judge Burnett has been visiting iu toe
7c a lb
The co-operative committee appointed that could be desired. Custer post un­ afternoon and evening, when the follow­ Turkeys ........................... .
M. MINNVIU.E. OU.
city this week.
Ducks.....................................
f3
at last meeting reported progress. E. C. der command of B. F Clubine opened ing extensive program was rendered
20
Dr. Lowe will leave next week and w 11 Armstrong, who had been appointed to the program. Adjutant Peckham read
Song, "The Pilgrime,” pupils of Misses Potatoes.......................
6c
Dressed Hogs................
be absent from the city till nextOctobc r. attend the meeting for the organization the general order commanding the keep­ Scofield aud Green’6 room.
LOCAL NEWS.
Declamation, Minnie Gallentine.
Veal........................................
O C. Emery, luto of the Newbe’g of a state union at Portland, May 10, ing of the day, the flag was saluted by
Baled hay, timothy
Declamation, Stephen Jones.
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Seven loaves of bread for 25 cents at Graphic, will soon start a third paper it was called up and reported for the com­ the pupils of the Cook school, aud Rev.
Declamation, Nora Seittera.
“
cheat..................
Kune’ bakery.
mittee by reading the rules proposed by Hoberg led in a lervent prayer. Pleasing
$9
Newberg.
Declamation, Earl Walker.
“
oats...........
that meeting. No action taken concern­ songs were rendered by the Columbus
»9
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
J.
Leabo
are
vieitiLg
Wanted, a girl to work at Hotel Yam­
aud
kindergarten
schools,
the
latter
en
­
Dialogue.
Song.
ing
his
report.
RETAIL
MALK.ET.
lull
their son, A. C. Leabo of Salem, several
Declamation, Manne Richardson.
The following resolution was adopted: circling an improvised grave and placing
Í6
Baled Straw...........................
< all at the feed store and look at L. days this week.
Declamation, Ida Granstrom.
Resolved, That this association pro­ fllowers thereon. About thirty-five girls
Mixed Chop.......
?19
An
excursion
to
Portland
by
rail
next
E. Walker s lite hives and supplies.
Dialogue.
ceed to adopt iules and regulations for from the Cook school, led by Miss Ina
$20
Wheat Chop...........................
Declamation, Rua Goucher.
M. D. L. Rhodes has joined the army . ' unday to see tiie high water is talked of. marketing the fruit grown by its mem­ Cooper, then appeared with flowers, and
$18
Shorts
...........................
The fare will Ire fl for the round trip.
surrounded the grave. Miss Cooper re­
Declamation, Clark Hogg.
of lacyclistH with a new Gendron.
bers.
$20
Middlings..............................
Dunean Harris returned to Fort Canby
Song.
The following co-operative rules were cited “Cover them over with beautiful
$15
If you really want fine photos with
Bran...................................
flowers.” Two little girls responded,
Declamation Lora Booth.
proper lighting go to Hogg, he is not last week. His regiment will probably adopted:
Oil Meal................................ . 3c per lb
soon lie transferred to San Francisco.
Recitation, Maud Flesher and Floyd
Rule 1. The marketing of fruit grown and then all sang. In the background a
turning out low grade Irakli.
L. E. Walker will buy all your pro ­
Bowels irregular and constipated, re­ by the members of this association shall most impressive scene was enacted. Two Patty.
duce, paying the highest price in cash
Mrs. Wm. Holl, of Portland, is visit­
the market will justify. lie will sell
sult in piles, avoid it by taking Simmons be under the general supervision of a doves of peace surmounted a tombstone,
Declamation, Mervin Hill.
ing parents amt friends in the city.
you flour, feed, hay, oats, field and gar­
Liver Regulator.
and on either side was a goddess of liber­
Declamation, Jennie Minty.
county board of directors.
den seeds ns cheap as any other dealer.
Webfoot fertilizer and land plaster for
Declamation, Ken Talmage.
Rule 2. Members of this association ty, and the whole surrounded by little
An Eastern Star lodge was organized at
D street south of First National Bank.
gardens at L. E. Walker’s.
Charades.
He also carries a lull line of Graham in
Dayton last evening. A number of other whose holdings aggregate thirty acres of girls dressed as angels. Old hearts that
small sacks, buckwheat, corn meal,
Mine Cre-sa Hunsaker, of Turner, is towns joined with McMinnville in insti­ growing fruit in the vicinity of any ship­ seldom yield to such object lessons were
Song, Mabel and Mamie Bakemau.
wheatlets, etc. Nursery stock a specialty.
here visiting her aunt Mrs Wm. Hen­ tuting it.
Declamation, Roy Hanville.
ping point, is entitled to elect one of touched visibly.
derson.
Declamation, Bennie Dunn.
The Lvenden-Bettman concert Friday their number a member of the county­ Columbus school then gave an excel­
liruarrot Ointments for Catarrh
Dialogue. Sash Drill.
The finest line of glassware and evening wsh what everybody anticipated, board of directors at the April meeting lent drill, in which the boys found their
That Contain Mercury,
Declamation, Charlie Ungerman.
queensware in town at Millsap & Cook’s. | a treat of the highest order, ft was wel* each year, and one additional for each first opportunity. All carried wreaths of
As
mercury
will surely destroy the
flowers, and marched in all sorts of ser­
Declamation, Cecil Peckham.
Some elegant goods just received.
additional one hundred acres.
patronized.
sense
of
smell
and completely derange
pentine
lines
and
angles,
and
to
an
ex
­
Recitation.
Rule 3. The county board of directors
Mrs. G S. Wright rode the bicycle
E. S. Clark, of North Yamhill, who is
the whole system when entering it
tent
that
would
have
made
their
little
Bake-
Recitation,
Mabel
and
Mamie
may
designate
an
agent
for
each
ship
­
70 miles in seven hours on Monday. to publish the Record at that place, was
through the mucous surfaces. Such art­
Tills is said to tie the tiest record for a j in town Tuesday. His first issue will ping point, anti shall appoint a general heads swim had they not been thorough­ • man.
icles should never l>e used except on
ly
up
to
their
performance.
The
drill
Declamation,
Mary
Jones.
agent
or
manager
for
the
entire
county,
lady in the state.
appear this week
ended by the boys and girls placing the
Dialogue. Quartet Flower exercise. prescriptions from reputable physicians,
and
shall
have
general
supervision
over
The Itkf-oKTEaarid Weekly Inter Ocean ' Mrs. Jennie Lebold, aged 24 years,
as the damage they do is tenfold to the
wreaths about each others necks as tLey
Declamation, Mae Granstrom.
a year for fl.25. Hurry in yoursnliscrip-1 wife of D. lebold of Muddy valley, died said agents and manager and define
good you can possibly derive from them.
knelt. Roy Moore with his great gar­
Recitation, Florence Barnhart.
their
duties
and
com|>ensation.
tion and tell your neighbors.
on the 28th. The funeral was held from
Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by F.
land
of
snowballs
made
considerable
i
Recitation.
Song.
Rule 4. The county board of directors
Mrs. J. E. Magers has a sister on the the Catholic church on Wednesday.
J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains no
Declamation, Johnie Matthieu.
may elect one of their number a mem­ amusement.
way from Tennessee to visit her. She
mercury and is taken internally, acting
The Columbus school took its turn at
Declamation, Roy Wilson.
The militia boys had a target shoot on ber of a state board of directors.
should have arrived Monday, but the Wednesday at their rille range. The
directly- upon the blood and mucous sur­
Song. Dialogue,
On motion the following committees saluting the flag.
high water in the Columbia has detained j I liest work was by Messrs. White and
faces of the. system. In buying Hall’s
The address by Prof. Brownson was i
Recitation, Delia Abbott.
were appointed by the president: On
her in eastern Oregon.
Catarrh Cure be sure yon get the genuine,
! Kay, the former scoring 57 out of a pos- size of boxes and packages for fruit, A. without notes, and was a masterly effort.
Dialogue.
ft is taken internally, ami made in Tole­
If you have to sell your wheat on the , slide 100, and the latter 56.
Dialogue, Mrs Matthien’s class.
P. Macy, D. A. Snyder, Fred Crawford. He called it a day for Americans, and as -
do,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testi­
40-cent basis, you can make up for some
an
American
he
would
speak.
The
ob
­
Recitation,
Lillie
Pound.
Prof. Toney’s band has l>een engaged On grades for fruit, W. K. Allen, J. H.
of your loss by getting your grocery sup­ to play for R. B. Hibbs’ picnic at Meadow Reese, Charles F. Smith. On mannerof servance of the day was a teacher of
Dialogue Drill by Mi6s Petefs’ class. monials free.
i$r>M bv Druggists, price 75c. per
plies of Millsap A Cook.
Recitation, Nannie Ungerman.
Lake on the 3d, 4th, and Sth of July. packing, E. C. Armstrong, D. B. King- history. It was thirty years since Lee i
bottle.
laid
down
his
sword.
Fifty
per
cent
of
Dialogue.
Wallace A Walker ami Elaia Wright Mr. Hibbs says he will have a program ery, D. C. Atkin. On census of fruit
Mother Goose and her family, Mrs.
have united their patriotism in the erec- i 1 that will lay all the others in the shade. trees and product, J. C. Cooper, E. C. the people to-day have no remembrance i
Kcal Estate Transfer««
of the civil war. But the children whose ' Matthieu’s class.
ti«n of a tiag-Htafr ami a handsome flag, | Emiline Francis and Edith Evelyn, Armstrong, A. P. Macy.
For
weekending
May 31st.
Dialogue. Floral Rainbow. The Peak
which floats proudly to the breeze over 1 twin daughters of Frank Brown, of Carl
The following resolution was adopted : exercises had just lieen witnessed did I
Jno
L
Watt
to
Eliz
Simon lot 9 blk
the building occupied bv the firm of ' ton, died on the 28th of cholera infan­
Resolved, That the above committees not go through them without thought of i Family.
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3 Watt’s add to Amity..............
W. A W.
their
true
meaning.
The
day
was
also
1
The
following
is
the
graduation
pro-
act
as
a
board
of
directors
until
the
board
tum, aged 11 months and 19 days. They
I)
F
&
F
T
Sherman
to
Wm
W
an iuspirer of patriotism, similar to the > gram for this afternoon and evening at
If you desire a lieautiful complexion, were buried in the same casket in North is regularly filled, and that the president
Catlin, receiver, the die of Hen­
is ex-officio president of the board of fourth of July. The idea of memorial I the opera house •
Yamhill
cemetery
on
Wednesday.
absolutely free from pimples and blotches,
1
ry Cooper except 50 a t 2 r 4
observance was not new . The resurrec-
Part 1, 2 o’clock p. in. Song, “Come
directors.
jiurify your blood by the use of Ayer’s
Mrs. S. A. Burnett has responded to
John
Bird
to
Isabella
J
Aiderman
Greece
was
tion is another example,
> Sail O’er the Lake.”
Sarsaparilla. Remove the cause of these the [«tition of 143 school children for
i
HeKnew it« Worth.
lots 4, 5 <4 fiblk 27 Lafayette
splendid in her history till the spirit of
Salutatory, “Heroes of Now-a-days,”
disfigurements anti the skin will take six feet of ground in front of her prop­
P
M
Seroggin
to
Mrs
Fannie
May
­
Dr. M. J. Davis is a prominent physi­ patriotism declined; then she fell. The Pearl Bogue.
care of itself. Be sure you get Ayer’s erty on B street, and has donated it for
er lot 8 blk 9 Sheridan
tiooo
cian of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and day also refuted the false philosophy
“Class History,” Robert L. Henderson.
Sarsaparilla.
sidewalk purposes. This width was has been actively engaged in the practice that arose after the war of 1812. For a
“The Story of Evangeline,” Josie Ja­ Geo Willis et ux to Clarissa Walk­
A grave question confronts the coun­ necessary to straighten the street at this of medicine at that place for the partt time there was no foreign aggression, cobson.
er lot 1 blk 6 Willis’ add tu Mc­
try in the treatment of the so-called “in­ [>oint. A new sidewalk will be built, and thirty-five years. On the 26th of May, and nothing detracted from the peace
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Minnville
...................
Vocal solo, “If I Had Known,” Eva
dustrial” armies, but pending its settle­ u much improved appearance of the while in Des Moines, en route to Chicago, and prosperity of the period, but croakers Hoberg.
H L Christenson A wf to N C and
ment you will make no mistake if you street will he the result.
G C Christenson qc deed to 40 ft
he was suddenly taken with an attack of grew up, and said there were no success­
“The Effect of the Crusades,” Alfred
buy your bakery and confectionery sup­
oil n side lot 2 blk 6 Deskin’Hadd
J ndian war veterans to the number of diarrbtea. Having sold Chamberlain’s ors to the men of the revolution. His­ Weed.
plies of Will Kuns. A choice tot of or­ seven met in this city on decoration day, Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy tory proves that as great heroes came
to Newberg
5
•‘Eyes and No Eyes,” Lucia Duvall.
anges going very cheap.
G C Christenson A wf to N C
and elected the following officers for the for the past seventeen years, and know­ after them and rallied to the defense of
‘ Aluminum,’’ Seth O. Coolidge.
Christenson int in 40 ft off n
The last republican rally of the cam­ ensuing year: Captain, C. A. Wallace; ing its reliability’ he procured a 25 cent the country. He thought we were again
Song, “Onr House was Haunted,” No­
side lot 2 blk 6 Penkin’s add to
paign will tie held in the opera house first lieutenant, W. C. Hembree; second bottle, two doses of which completely coming upon similar times, but God ra and Chtistie Seitters.
Newberg
SOO
Saturday evening. Judge Caples, of lieutenant, G. W. Olds; orderly sargeant, cured him. The excitement and change grant that revolution may be averted. If
‘‘Making the Most of Life,” Mary R
Portland, will l>e the principal speaker. R. R. Laughlin; flag bearer, R. M. Mc­ of water and diet incident to traveling it should come he did not doubt that Hutchings.
It is unnecessary to sav anything on the Millan; treasurer, W. J. Garrison; mu­ often produce a diarrhoea. Everyone north and south alike would unite in the
“Biography of Henry Clay,” Tlios. B.
score of his ability as an interesting and sician, Reuben Everts. Mr. gnd Mrs. G. should procure a bottle of this Remedy defense of the American flag. To Web­ Jackson.
L. Rowland were elected delegates to the before leaving home. For sale by S. Ho- ster was due as great a debt of gratitude
able talker. Let everybody turn out.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
“The Future,” Ina Stilwell.
from the American people as to any man
“Vocal Solo, "The Song That Reached When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
Simmons Liver Regulator always cures annual reunion in Portland on June 14th. worth A Co.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
for the noble idea always promulgated My Heart,” Miss Grace Riley.
and prevents indigestion or dyspepsia.
Plculc at VI hitefion«
A Great Crowd.
When sbo had Children, she gave them Castoria,
by him of the unity of the people—the
“Success,” Valeria Patty.
The salvation army ¡ b supplying the
The Whiteson public school will hold a idea that they are one and inseparable.
The A. O. U. W. picnic at Amity on
“The Close of School," Elon R. Wai-
spiritual wants of the community, and
Saturday was attended by a crowd esti­ picnic Friday, June Sth. The exercises i The sectional discussion of the tariff lace.
Cook A Millsap are meeting the demand
mated at 3,000. The day was delightful, consisting of recitations, songs, etc., showed how easy it might be lor a few
“What Shall We Read,” Nellie A.
for first-class groceries ami provisions,
the shower of the previous night settling will l>egin at 10 30 o’clock. A match people to again attempt to set up a gov- Cooper.
BICYCLE RIDERS,
and doing it regardless of politics.
all dust and rendering the air cool and game of ball between good teams is being : ernment of their own, and this central
Song, Graduating class.
Affront» aud Dealers.
A man named Noble got drunk last bracing. The Newberg, Davtou and arranged, and a general good time will thought of the importance of lhe unity
Part 2, 8 o’clock p. in- Vocal Solo, Ar© your eyes open? Are you keeping*
xbr- ast of the times? Are you aware of
Sunday and proceeded to make a dis­ Amity hands inrnished abundance of be had. Everyone is cordially invited. of the people cannot be too etrongly im­ Miss Mary Cook.
th© fact that cemented tires Lave gon© with
turbance by kicking open the door of a music, and the vocal portion of the pro­ An especial invitation is extended to pressed upon all minds
“Foreign Immigration,” W J. Arnett.
^11
tho “ordinary” and th©
solid and cushion tires?
I odging house in which he had rooms, gram was well filled by the Lafayette neighboring schools.
The college glee ciub rendered a song
"A Character from David Copperfield,
Are you aware also that
tho Ram!) er" clincher
and using loud and threatening talk. glee cluti. All lodges in the county were
and adjournment was taken till 2 p. m., Edith Seitters.
tires are being purchased
Middletown, Pa., April 14, 1891.
This resulted in his being placed in the represented in the parade except Sheri­
and use • by the leading’
when many people went to the cemetery
“Culture,” Wm Weed.
makers of the work! ? That
cooler and Monday he was given a $7 dan. About 500 Workmen were in line. Mr Norman Lichty, Des Moines, la.
i to decorate the graves.
“The Story of MoggMegone in Prose,
the “Rambler” is the light*
est,
strongest, fastest and
Dear Sir:—Please send me four dozen
tine and released.
Messrs Daly, of Dallas, Andrews and
Maude Wilson.
handsomest bicycle made
Nunn
earth
? That it received
Krause's
Headache
Capsules.
They
are
Mackey,
of
Portland,
gave
addresses
Children
who
are
puny,
pale,
weak
or
Vocal
duet,
“
O
’
er
the
Hill,
”
Misses
T. D. Henderson has a few white Chi­
B awards at the world’s
r? Examine the ten
na pigs for sale. Inquire at. farm three that were interesting and attentively the best headache remedy we ever han­ scrofulous, ought to take Dr. Pierce's Cook and Baker.
ding points that are on
J ohn W. S tarr .
Golden Medical Discovery. That builds
listened to. The A. O. U. W. is a fast dled. Yours,
“Phrenology,” Edward Dodson.
miles northwest.
21-2
other machine but the
Rambler” and you are
For sale by Rogers Bros , sole agents, up both their flesh and their strength
“
Class
Prophecies,
”
Nena
Nicklin.
growing
order,
and
has
the
respect
of
a
The steamer Toledo is now running
convinced.
McMinnville, Oregon.
lor this, and for purifying the blood,
“Class Poem, “Future of the Class,” “Cycles” with clincher tire3 from $45 to
daily round trips from Portland to Day­ great many outsiders, as these annual
$85. “Rumbier ” road-iters, <rd5 to $90. Light
there’s nothing in all medicine that can Merril F. Hanville.
gatherings
clearly
show.
roadsters. $105. “Scorchers” (24, 25 and 27
ton.
Police
to
tlrldge
<
oi.irat
lore.
An interesting ball game was [dated
Valedictory, “Patriotism in the pounds). $125. (Eastern list nrices: no high
equul the “Discovery.”
list with a big discount.) Catalogues and
C. Grissen receives the latest vocal in the afternoon between Lafayette and
Notice is hereby given that in pur­
In recovering from ‘‘Grippe,’’ or iu School," Florence C. Gallentine.
circular free for the asking. We want live
and instrumental music every month. McMinnville. The score was 26 to 13 in suance of an order of the county court of convalescence from pneumonia, fevers,
and dealt rs everywhere iu Oregon,
Address to graduating class, "Choosing agents
Washington and Idaho. Write us at once.
Special discount to teachers, Mail favor of Lafayette.
F bkd . T. M errill C yclb C o ..
Yamhill county, Oregon, made on the or other wasting diseases, it speedily and a Life Work,” C. A. Bowman, president
327 Washington street, Portland, Or.
22-4
orders promptly attended to.
Amity has the most convenient grove Uth day of May, 1894, sealed bids will surely invigorates ami builds up the Lafayette Seminary.
Wholesale and retail representatives Fa*
QUARDIANsss------
Why Don't you Use One of those
*
A ssets
STUDEBAKER WAGONS
*
*
*
*
i
JONES á ADAMS'
Sawmill or Lumber Yard
For the House you are going to build ?
■o-
And as you pasa their Store
stop and get your
H ardware , S ash ,
D oors , P aints , E tc
You can have your house completed in time to
cut your hay with a WoodB Tubular Steel Mower,
and then if you use the “Minnie” Binder you
will be happy. Call and examine our Stock.
JONES & ADAMS, 3d St., McMinnville.
14-inch Plows, $12.50
Lawn Mowers, 4.50
Harrows,
8.00
Everything Else in Proportion
A Large, Handsome and Varied Line of
BEST PAINTS ON THE MARKET.
THE:
P. P. P.
NEW GOODS
nT WEED’S GROCERY
THIS
WEEK
Northwest.
Presentation of diplomas, Charles ciiic
in the county, and on this occasion ex- he received for the construction of whole system. As an appetizing, restor­
Guarantees made good in Portland.
bridges across Hawn creek, on the road ative tonic, it sets at work all the pro­ Grissen, chairman of the l»ard of direc­
tended great hospitality.
from St. Joseph to Lafayette, and on cesses of digestion and nutrition, rouses tors.
Jailed On Suspicion.
A Small Doctor Bill«
road from Dayton to Mission Landing, in every organ into natural action, and
Quartet, “Good Night,” {Misses Cook
Robert Buck, an eccentric bachelor
and Baker, Messrs. Sanders and Eckman.
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill, but said county and state, according to plans brings back health and strength.
living near Cornelius, is in the county­
For all diseases caused by a torpid liv­
that is all it will cost you to cure any or­ and specifications on file in this office,
Commencement exercises at the col­ jail at Hillsboro, charged with being
dinary case of rheumatism if you use the same to be opened on the first day of er or impure blood, Dyspepsia, Bilious­
lege
begin with the baccalaureate ser­ an accomplice in the murder of John
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Try it and the June term of 1894. The right is re­ ness, Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp Dis­
mon
Sunday evening at the Baptist D. Ledrick, the old rancher who was
served
to
reject
any
or
all
bids.
eases—even Consumption (or Lung-scrof­
you will be surprised at the prompt re­
ula) in its earlier stages—the Discovery church. President Browneon will preach killed the night of April 14 in his
lief it affords. The first application will
the sermon, and will also preach in tho own house, and his body buried in a
Simmons Liver Regulator never fails quiet the pain. 5i) cent bottles for sale Read this I.«Ker (rum n Chicago is the only guaranteed remedy.
lady.
If it doesn’t benefit or cure, in every morning. Monday evening will be the neighboring compost heap. Buck
to relieve the worst attacks of indiges­ by 8. Iloworth & Co.
seventh annual exhibition of the Philer- has a ranch adjoining that of the
Chicago, 735 W. Adams St., Apr. 20,’91 case, you have your money back.
tion.
gian society; Tuesday night Rev. M. L.
Notice
of
Heierved
Seat«.
Mr.
Norman
Lichty,
Des
Moines,
la.
murdered man, and was arrested at
Usual services at the Christian church
Rugg of Salem will give the educational
Dear
Sir
:
—
A
sample
of
Krause
’
s
Head
­
Holders
of
tickets
to
the
graduating
Vote
and
Keep
Cool.
next Sunday morning. In the evening
home
on the 28th by Sheriff Ford and
address; Wednesday night will be the
The ladies of the Degree of Honor will
there will be a children’s service, that exercises must be present ten minutes ache Capsules was left in my husband’s
brought
to Hillsboro for safe keep­
students’ reunion; Thursday afternoon
being Children’s day. The boys’ bri­ before eight to be sure of getting seats. office a few days since, and as I am sub­ hold an ice cream social in Union block,
ing.
The
evidence against Buck is
class
day
exercises
and
in
the
evening
gade will attend in a body. The church It will he necessary to reserve the main ject to headaches—neuralgic, nervous, next door to R. Jacobson’s, on election
purely circumstantial He was not
the
graduating
exercises,
of
which
the
and
in
fact
every
other
kind
—
he
thought
­
floor and part of the gallery for the
day, June 4th, from 2 p. m. until tho
w ill be decorated. All invited.
on good terms with Ledrick, and
friends of the unusually large graduating fully brought the sample box home. The following midnight. The charge will be following is a program :
4»ck of vitality and color-matter in
Prayer.
was suspected from the very first of
very
next
day
I
had
a
chant»
to
try
T. G. B rownson .
class.
ten cents a dish. Patronize the ladies.
the bulbs causes the hair to fall out and
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them and one capsule relieved me in less
having had a hand in the crime. Re­
turn gray. We recommend Hall’s Hair
“Self-made Men,” Abbie L. Bryant.
than an hour. Next day 1 «as attacked
Are You Insured?
cently he has been telling so many­
t roksing the Atlantic
Renewer to prevent baldness and gray­
•‘The College Graduate in the Public conflicting stories that Sheriff Ford
If not, now is the time to provide again, took another capsule with the Usually involves sea sickness. When
ness.
yourself and family with a bottle of same delightful result, in less than half the waves play pitch and toss with you, School,” Luella Cary.
thought best to place him under ar­
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Tke beautiful banner used in the dec­ ChambeiIain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarr­ an hour my head felt as well as ever,
rest.
The prisoner is 62 years old,
strong indeed must be the stomach that
“You and I,” Wirt T. Fellows.
orations at the opera house Wednesday, hoea Remedy as an insurance against with no bad feeling as the after result.
can stand it without revolting. Touriste,
wears
his
hair long and has the rep­
"Science Dethroning Superstition,"
is the property of the Department W. R. any serious results from an attack of I have had these terrible headaches for
commercial travelers, yachtsmen, mari­ John W. Loder.
utation
of
being rather queer. When
C. of Oregon. It was on exhibition at liowel complaint during the summer twenty years, and have tried every rem­
ners, all testify that Hostetter’s Stomach
interviewed
in his cell he denied all
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the world’s fair to represent the Oregon months. It is almost certain to be need­ edy I ever heard of, but nothing 1 have
Bitters is the best remedy- for the nausea
“Future of the Pacific Coast,” Lon knowledge of the crime, asserting
W. R. C., and had the honor of being the ed and should be procured at once. No ever taken has cured or relieved me ns
experienced in rough weather on the Lynch.
I hat he was “as innocent as a new­
finest there. It is now in the care of the other remedy can take its place or do its quickly as Krause’s Headache Capsules.
water. Nervous and weakly travelers by­ “Literature and Commerce,” B. May
department president. Nettie J. Unger- work. 25 and 50 cent hotties for sale by
born babe.’ He said he passed Led
M rs . N. A. S kixxer .
land often suffer from something akin to Million.
For
sale
by
Rogers
Bros.,
sole
agents,
rick’s house at 11 o’clock the night
man.
S. Iloworth A Co.
this, and find in the Bitters its surest
“Cui Bono?” Ida Pagenkopf.
McMinnville.
of
the murder, and saw a bright
The nip of a poisonous snake is but a
remedy. No disorder of the stomach,
"Four Hundred Years,” Willie Scott. light burning in the sitting-room
“Dressmaking” signs 25c ready printed
Blight remove from being more danger­
liver or bowels is so obstinate that it may
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WEST CHF.HALE.fi I TEXIN.
ous than the poison of Scrofula in the at this office.
Buck accuses eno Harrison, alias
not be overcome by the prompt and thor­
“America Battling for Ideal Govern­
blood. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla purifies the
When you want anything in the jew­
Waklin,
of the crime. He says he
ough
remedy.
Equally
efficacious
is
it
Children’s day will be observed at the
ment,” Lyman E. Latourette.
vital fluid, expels all poisonous sub­ elry line rememlier Wm. F. Dielschnei-
for chills and fever, kidney and rheu­
saw this man hanging about, Led-
Lake
school
house.
Conferring
of
degrees.
stances, and supplies the elements of der. He competes for quality and quan­
rick's place for several days preced­
Politics is quite warm these days. .1. matic trouble and nervousness. Emi­
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life, health and strength.
tity.
grants to the frontier should provide
ing the crime, and since that time
J.
Spencer
and
W.
T.
Vinton
spoke
to
Benediction.
The Estey, Earhuff and Kimball or­
The ladies of the M. E. church will
themselves with this fine medicinal safe­
the
people
on
the
political
issues,
at
the
he has disappeared. The officers
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serve ice cream Saturday, June 2d. after­ gans at C. Grissen’s.
Mountain-top schoolhouse,
Saturday guard against the effects of vicissitudes of
License« to Marry. *
have been on the look-out for Har­
Leave
your
order
for
a
good,
fat
chick
­
noon and evening, in the Force building.
evening, and in the grange hall in Che- climate, hardship, exposure and futigue.
Earnest
Madison,
aged
24,
to
Georgia
rison for some time. He was form
en,
dressed
for
Sunday
dinner.
D
street
Ice cream 10 cents.
halem valley Monday evening.
M. Thomas, aged 17, on May 24th. Both erly a butcher of Cornelius, but, be­
market.
Veteran« will Celebrare.
Unfailing in effects, always reliable,
The schools of districts No. 9, 10 and
of Newberg.
D. A. Smith, the watchmaker and
cause oi a crooked transaction, was
pure and harmless, is Simmons Liver
All veterans of Yamhill county, in­
68
will
hold
a
picnic
in
Chehalern
valley,
A. M. Flora, aged 37, to Laura Brooks,
jeweler, carries a good line of clocks,
Regulator.
cluding those who served in the Indian aged 32, on May 29th. Both of Gaston. sent to the penitentiary for a short
June
9th.
watches, jewelry and silverware, at
term. Securing his release about
Some miserable scoundrel poisoned a reasonable figures. He makes a specialty
The literary society will probably hold and Mexican wars and the war of the
rebellion,
are
hereby
requested
to
assem
­
its last meeting for the Beason Saturday-
couple of valuable horses belonging to S. of repairing fine watches.
K rause ’ s H kadacus C apsules —War­ April 1st, Harrison, or Waklin, as
ble in McMinnville on July 4th, to par­ ranted. For sale by Rogers Bros., sole i he was known at the penitentiary
A. Manning last .Sunday. The animals,
next.
People who are drinking Standard
A very enjoyable time is reported by ticipate in the celebration of onr nation­ agents, McMinnville.
one a Hambletonian mare valued at
returned to Cornelius. It.will bere
sun-dried tea are enjoying sweet and those who attended the picnic in Mr. al independence. It has been fully and
$250, the other a yearling Altamont colt,
membered that at the time of the
restful sleep, and get up feelingas bright Harger’s grove.
definitely determined by the veterans to
M eadow L ake —My team will leave murder two of Ledrick s horses were
were in Clark’s pasture near town. They
and fresh as a June morning. Irvine
As to the political outlook, the popu­ celebrate the day in McMinnville this McMinnville Mondays, Wednesdays and stolen. One of the animals was
were seen about five o'clock apparently
lists are expectant; the republicans con­ year, and it is expected that other or­ Saturdays for Meadow Lake. Special
all right, and a little later were found sells it.
found in Portland, and the man who
There will be a grand 3-day picnic and fident, and the democrats—have very ganizations
the county and city, and trips when ordered. Round trip $2.
dead. An examination showed beyond
the citizens generally, will join in the Best fishing grounds in Oregon. Fine then owned it alleged that Harrison,
C hehalis .
doubt that they had been poisoned. No Independence celebration at Meadow little to say.
preparations and the carrying out of a health resort. Hotel accommodations or Waklin, sold it to him. Harrison
pains will be spared by Mr. Manning to Lake, July 3d, 4th and 5th. Program
Blank
Deeds,
Chattel
Mortgages,
Real
will
be
announced
later.
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program appropriate to the great occa­ reasonable. Plenty of boats. Board, $1 is supposed to be in hiding near the
discover the miscreant who did it. and it
scene of the crime, and the officers
Estate
Mortgagee,
etc.,
always
on
sale
at
per day.
sion.
C. A. W allace .
Lowest
prices
on
stationery
and
music
is the wish of the community that he
are scouring the country for him.
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this
office,
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Pres.
Veterans
’
Asso.
of
Yamhill
Co,
K.
B.
H
ibbs
.
at C. Grissen’s,
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may be brought to justice.
Colon Elierhart is the rustling young
agent for the Toledo Blade, which he
furnishes three months for ten cents.
For Sale—A heifer calf 15-IGths Jersey.
Inquire at this office.
Charles Greening’s new dwelling,
corner of 5th and I streets, will be
among the best in that quarter of the
city.
On whioh to haul your
Lumber from
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Strawberries
8 lbs Two-Crown Raisins, 26 Cents.
Lion Coffee 23c per Package.
Best Green Costa Rica Coffee 20c per lb.
We can sell goods cheaperthan any house In town for cash
We pay highest market priee for all farm produce.
iooo Bush. Burbank Potatoes
Wanted at Highest market Price.
C. M. WEED, A l
' f RONT.
Sur Spring and Summer Stock
IS-----
COMPLETE
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
In spite of the hard times, we have purchased
a Better and Larger Stock than usual, direct
from the Manufacturers, at low figures, and we
propose giving the benefit to our customers.
Our stock consists of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Shoes,
Hats,
JVlillinery,
Ladies and Cents' Furnishing Goods.
A ll F irst C lass G oods
And Prices According to the Tinies
TAILOR SHOP IN
CONNECTION.
E. JACOBSON.