The Yamhill County reporter., June 01, 1894, Image 4

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the price on all goods on hand, so will sell good, stylish
CLOT til Nd AT HARD TIMES PRICES!
Look at those-------------------
FINE, LIFE-SIZE CRAYON PICTURES
In their show window, which are given away
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>
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fticie 1» no better)/
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LOCAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES
B aptist —Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
7:30p. tn ; Sunday school 9:50 a m.; the
young people’s society 6:15 p m
Prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Covenant
meeting first Sat each month 2:00 p. ni.
C has . L. B onham , Pastor.
M ethodist E piscopal —Services every
Sabbath 11 00 a. tu. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday
school 9:30 a m. Prayer meeting 7:00 p
m. Thursday. S E. M bmings *. Pastor.
Crus. P resbyterian -Services every Sab-
bath 1100a m and 7:3C p. tn. Sunday
school 9:30 a. ra. Y. P. C. E Sunday 6:30
p. ill. Praver meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. tn.
W. 11. J ones . Pastor
C hristian —Services every Sabbath 11:00
n ni and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 10
a. in. Young people's meeting at 6:30 p. m.
H. A. D enton , Pastor.
S t . J ames C atholic — First st., between
G and II. Sunday school 2 30 p. m. Ves­
pers 7 .30. Services once a month.
W. R. H ogan . Pastor
SECRET ORDERS.
K nowles C hapter No, 12. O E. S.—Meets a
Masonic ball the brst and third Monday evening
in each month. Visiting members cordiallv in­
vited.
MM O O HOl'.-oN. Sec.
MRS. H L. HEATH. W. M
C uster Posr No 9— Meets the "ennd and fourth
Saturday of each month in Union ball al 7:30
p. in. on second Saturday and at 10.0 a tu. on
4th Saturday. All members of the order are
cordially invited to attend our meetings.
B. F. C uisine , commander.
J. A. P ecshax , Adjt.
W. C T. U.—Meets on every Fri­
day, in Wright’s hall at 3 o'clock p m.
L. T. i>. at 3 p. ni.
M rs . A. J. W hitmore , Pres.
C lara G. E sson , Sec y.
< OI VI 1
PRESS.
Notice of Sheriff s Sale.
agony and dashed across the field. dreds <if Indian soldiers now serve I
visited by hunting parties, to be sure, but
Lincoln hanging to his tail and kick in the United States army in sepa­ not for sport. The hunter who heard of
a roost in the vicinity of where he might
Notice is hereby given that the under­
Mr. A. R. Burbank is preparing ing him at every jump, and as they rate companies, and their loyalty is j happen to be would always visit it, but
signed. a> sherd) <»t Yamhill county, «late
flew
along
Lincoln
yelled
at
the
bull
not
questioned.
The
Indians
have
his visit was wholly out of curiosity. He
of Oregon, by virtu».* of a writ of execution
for a bountiful harvest of honey and
issued out ot the circuit court of the state
been more fairly treated by the ■ always found the country folk therefrom
bees this year.
He has already "Dam you, -who began this fight '’’
of Oregon, for the county of Yamhill,
miles around, but they also came from cu­
whites
and
the
government
than
was
the i7thday of April. A l>. |s9l. u | m » h and
housed several swarms and is pre
riosity. They didn't care for the birds,
to enforce that certain judgment rendered
Among
the
words
recognized
by
formerly the ease, and they them­ but they entered into the work of slaugh­
paring for more.
by said court on the 2sth day of March,
the latest American dictionary are selves are showing more inclination ter, just as if the pigeons, like the flies,
A 1>. ls94, in favor of L m Morrison, de­
There is a well-founded rumor go­ electrocute, abusee, academise, gra-
were without end as to being and increase.
fendant. and against .1. \V. Morrison,
to follow the "white man’s path. [ They never had the least idea that the
plaintiff, for the Mini of
with inter­
ing the rounds, that Mr. M. O. ciosity, accusably and enhansive.
Such a system of civilizing the red day would come when a pigeon pie would
est thereon at tb** rate <4 eight per cent |*T
Lownsdale and Ju.lge O. N. Denny
annum
from
th**
•-."•
’
ih
day
oi
March,
A 1».
be
a
thing
of
the
past,
as
it
practically
is
man by trusting him is more profit 1
IMM.aud $151’».95» • »Ms,ano for accruing costa;
now. They could not imagine the time
will each build a cannery near this
for
Infants
and
Children.
A sweet girl graduate, says an ex­ able, as well as more humane and i when pigeon or squab would be a luxury.
and wh(*rc;«>. on tin- 27th day of April, A
place in the near future. These gen­
1> 1691, by virtue of said writ of vxccntion
In those days the pigeon had no market.
change, thus described the manner honorable, than the system which
I levied upon th** hereinafter described real
tlemen should receive all the encour­
They might be worth 25 cents a dozen,
property
of said defendant J. \V Morrison
HIRTY
year»
’
observation
of
Cat*toria
with
the
patronage
of
m which a goat butted the boy out once prevailed.
but
to
lie
worth
that
a
purchaser
had
io
agement possible from our citizens
tosatisfv said judgment and costs ot sale:
in the front yard: “He hurled the
be found. Thus l he bulk of the slaugh­
million* of persons, permit us to
of it -without gaf sun^.
Now therefore, Ly virtue of said writ oi
in this matter.
execution, 1 v. ill, on Saturday, the 9th day
previous end of his anatomy against
Suicide statistics eoveringa period, tered birds were fed to the hogs or left to
It is oil questionably thq best remedy for infant» and Children
of .Inn*-, A. D 16‘4, at the hour of one
rot on the ground. There is something of
the boy’s afterward with an earnest­ of twenty five years in New York a lesson in this as to game birds still in
o’clock p. m. of said day, sell at public
Amity Blade.
the -world ha3 erer known. It ia Larmies^. Children like it. It
auction, at the court house door in McMimi-
Messrs. Martin & Thurber, for­ ness and velocity which, backed by show, among other things, that the ’ existence. The flesh of the wild pigeon is
ville. Yamhill county. Oregon, to the high­
very sweet, and there is about a3 much of
gives
them
health.
It
will
s
ave
their
lives.
Tn
it
Mother«
have
est bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said
merly of McMinnville, have opened the ponderosity of the goat’s avoir­ Irish and negroes are not giien to I it as ou the quail. Just compare the pi
judgment
and a< < ruing costs, the following
something which Is absolutely safejand practicallyj>erfe©t_ae_a
the saloon on Trade street. They dupois, imparted a momentum that self-destruction. The Germans show j geou at 25 centsa dozen, and no buyers, to
described real property, to wit:
the quail at *2 and *2.50 a dozen and more
All oi the right, title and interest of sai*l
child’s medicine.
concluded the city license was a little was not relaxed until he landed on a much larger percentage of suicides j buyers than can be satisfied. The quail
J. W. Morrison in and to (he real projnity
terra
firma
beyond
the
pale
of
the
than
either
of
the
races
above
men-1
situate in Yamhill county, Oregon, ami
in tlie early days was marketed at about
steep, however, and are running on
Castoria destroys Worxus.
described as follows: Commencing at the
tioned. The prevailing idea that the ! 50 cents a dozen. It, too, was slaughtered
the government plan. It is decided­ goat's jurisdiction.
C&storia
allay
a
Feverishness.
southeast
corner oi the 11.1) Martin do-
it became so scarce that laws had to
hot months are more fruitful of sui-1 until
nation land claim No. 37. Notification 1439
ly inconsistent in our city govern­
be passed to prevent its extinction. All
Castoria preventa vomiHng Sour C urd•
it being three chains south KO degrees and
The American hen has come to the cides than other periods of the year of the surrounding states have laws now
ment to allow the distilled poison to
15 minutes west of the angle corner wn the
Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic.
which
run
for
five
years
and
which,
it
is
is
not
borne
out
by
figures.
In
cer
­
north line of Claim No. 40. in Sec. 5, T. 5
flow as free as water.in Amity, when scratch in this season of hunger and
hoped, will give the bird new life. This
S.
R. 1 \V ; thence south 80 degrees and
Castoria relieves Teething Troubles.
there are no saloons, and at the same eager appetite with amazing ability. tain years during the last quarter of law is being reasonably enforced in Mis­
15 minutes west 20.63 chains; thence n«>.th
1 50 chains to the « enter of South Yamhill
Casto ria cures Constipation and Flatulency.
time hold the price of license out of Eggs were never before so plentiful. the century the coldest month has souri, but enough birds to partially sup­
river; thence down the center of the main
ply the market are being brought in from
been
the
most
productive
of
self-
j
It
is
well
settled
that
an
egg
is
equal
Caatoria
neutrallees
the
effects
of
carbonic
acid
ga»
or
poisonous
air.
reach of men who might abide by
channel of the South Yamhill rive.* to the
Kansas and Illinois and the Indian Terri­
place where the north and south line of the
tory. The law permits of the sale if they are
the law.
We wish it understood to a pound of beef in strength pro­ destruction.
Castoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property.
said H. I) Martin claim crosses the said
not
killed
withiu
the
confines
of
the
state.
South Yamhill river; thence south with
that we are not in favor of saloons, ducing and life-sustaining quality.
Cast or la assimilates the food, regulates the stomach andbowalj»,
If the states of the Mississippi, Missouri
said line 6.45 chains to the place of liegin-
William Penn Nixon, who has been and Arkansas valleys had adopted some
but we are in favor of enforcing the Eggs are about the cheapest of the
ning, containing 26.75 acres more or less, in
giving healthy and natural sleep.
editor
of
the
Chicago
Inter
Ocean
for
such
law
as
to
the
pigeon
before
its
utter
\ am hill county, slat«* of Oregon.
law, and if the citizens have not the food products. At the present time
Dated at McMinnville, Oregon, this 2d
extinction,pigeon
pot
pies
and
pigeon
roosts
Caatoria
is
put
np
in
one-size
bottles
only.
It
is
not
sold
iu
bulk.
eighteen
years,
has
purchased
the
backbone to prosecute willful law­ they are selling at wholesale in Phil­
«lav of Mav, A. D, 1694.
would still be known today. But the leg­
\V L WARREN,
Don't allow any one to sell yon anything else on the plea or promise
breakers, it would be much more adelphia at from 11* to 12 cents a interest of H. H. Kohlsaat and as­ islators of those days evidently thought
Sheriff of Yamhill County, Oregon.
the people generally, that the pigeon
that
It
is^.just
us
good
”
and
“
will
answer
ever
y
purpose.
”
consistent to receive some revenue dozen. As illustrating the import­ sumed the proprietorship of the pa­ with
was without end—that it would increase
by reducing the license and allowing ant w-ork that the hen is doing for per. Mr. Nixon and Mr. Kohlsaat and multiply more rapidly than it could
See that you got C-A-S-T^)-R-I-A.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE.
the saloon to run. The Blade will the country the New York Tribute are warm friends, but in some points be killer! off.—Macon Telegraph.
it» on every
Thefae -tàmil e
notice every unlawful act in this notes that the receipt of eggs in did not agree in the management, so
IV'OTK'E heirby i'i\* ii that th«- undersigned
Still a Chance.
u- »iieiilt *>t Yaiuhill < «»unl> state <>l Ore­
t Tapper.
it
was
arranged
for
Mr.
Nixon
to
8ignature_c
f
New
York
since
January
1,
1894,
line with which it becomes acquaint­
gon,
by virtue of a ulit «»1 execution issued out
Sittiman—I understand, sir, you want
of the circuit court of said Yamhill county, in
ed, and it will not use soothing terms were 504,200 cases. Each case con­ purchase Mr. Kohlsatt s entire hold­ to sell your house in Commuterville.
that «‘ertain suit wiioom 1 B V Nash was nlnin-
Counlriman—I sold it last week to Mr.
un Mii'i \\ I. "in. n i*ii. Alice ’• Mimlh.n' ami
tains from thirty to thirty-six dozen ings, which it is said amounted to
either.
Children
Cry
for
Pitcher
’
s
Cantoria.
Robert L. Siow wei<-ilef. mh.and to enforce
Jones.
the decree <»f forwlosure aiul sai<* made by said
eggs, making a total of over 181,- nearly $400,000. Mr. Nixon is a
Sittiman—Indeed! Well, do you know
court in .-aid s«iii decreeing that said plaintiff re­
Senatorial Investigation.
512,000 eggs sent to that single journalist of renown, is in the prime of any one else who has a place for sale?
cover froui the defendant U. T. Shurtlcfl. in
l nite«i .'’’tales gold coin,the sum of 9723.90 with
Countrimau—About a week from now
Bv a unanimous vote the senate market. What philanthropist of of life and his ability to judiciously yew
interest on said sum at th«.* rale ot eight per cent
rr.israt ask Jones.—I.-ifn
per
annum from th«* 27th »lay of March, 1£94, hii <1
adopted the amended Lodge resolu­ them all has done so much to qualify direct the immense interests of the
the further sum oii75.uu as attorneys feus und
«xnits and dishurseiu«*nt.*< taxed at £54.20, sahl de­
A t Allot S SONU.
tion providing for the investigation distress and keep the blood leaping1 paper is not doubted.
he had any particular wish, and after a cree having been given on the 27th day of March,
Occupied and Busy.
j pause be made his fingers move as if he lb94. and «»rdering the sale of the hereinafter de-
of all charges of senatorial corruption in the arteries? There is a great
“There isn’t much of any difference
scrilied real proi>ert\. towit:
were playing the piano.
Allot bk»ck No. Nine t'.o of Johns’ addition io
in connection with the tariff bill, deal of cackling in the country, but
Tin: mil) I'js.sio.
between occupied and busy, is there, The Young Prluce l.eurned It to Play on
“Who shall play?” asked the empress, the town of McMinnville. 1 ninhill e«)unty state
Hi. Father', Birthday—Forty-four Year. and added anxiously, “And would it not of Oregon, aa shown by the duly re**ord«l plat «»f
pa?” inquired Jake Potter, who was
and Vice-President Stevenson ap­ none of it rests upon such a solid
said addition to said t«»wn, saving ai«*i excepting
After It Soothed the Last Hour of tbe excite you too much?”
pointed a good committee of five to basis of achievement as that which The Pretty Bird, Like the Buffalo, H'as studying his definitions for the next
lots 7 an*i s <»f said block, said writ of exceutiou
“No.” indicated the emperor, and theu being «tilled April 4th, 15'3j. and t.> «•nf«»rce >aid
lesson.
living Kmperor.
make the investigation. On the comes from the throat of the benny­ Kuthlebily Slaughtered— There Is Not
he wrote ou his tablet:
writ Hnd by virtue thereot. 1 will on Saturday,
“I should say,” answered his father,
It was the year 1844. Priuee Frederick i
“I desire very much to hear music. the 2d da\ of June. lt<94, at «»ne o'clock p. m. of
democratic side are Gray, of Dela­ penny.
Now a Boost In the Country—A Hunter, ! “there was about as much diff’rence
*aid
«lay at the court house do«»r in MuMinuville,
betwixt ’em as there is between walkin was then in his thirteenth year. The mu- 1 Could not Ruefer, Victoria’s teacher, in said county and slate, .sell al public aourioii to
Not Yet Old, H as Seen the Change.
ware, and Lindsey, of Kentucky,
eic lesson had just ended, and the prince’s come?”
the highest bidder for cash in I’. S. gold coin, all
“The darkest hour in any young A party of hunters—gentlemen who shoot up hill an slidin duown. I calklate you master, Reichardt, the composer of our
rank partisans both, but gentlemen
“I shall send for him,” replied the em­ of the r*-al pioperty above «ie-scribed, excepting
said lots? and 8 of said bl*»ck nine of said addi
won’t get an extry high mark tomorrer
of whose honor and integrity there man’s life,” says Horace Greeley, “is lor the sport and recreation there are in it ef yen can’t hit off no better’n that, beautiful patriotic song, ‘‘Was 1st Des press. “He is over at the Bornstedler lion to saui town, aud that suid ^ale will I m - made
church
just
at
present
aud
is
giving
her
toobtain
funds with which to pay and satisfy
Deutschen Vaterlund,” was about to de­
has never been any suspicion. The when he sits down to plan how to —were talking the other day about the Jake.”
said several sums of money with costs and a* -
an organ lesson.”
disappearance of game, four legged and ,
part,
when
the
young
prince
detained
him.
cruing
costs.
The empress then gave the order, and
“ Well, what is the difference, I’d
two republicans are Mr. Lodge him­ get money without earning it. ' winged, when they were suddeuly inter­
Date*! April 28th, 1E94.
“Mr. Reichardt,” said he, with his sym­
half past 11 o’clock the artist aud
W. L. WARREN,
self, the accomplished junior senator There are more ways than one of rupted by Mr. W. K. Donaldson, one of the like tu know ?” said the crestfallen J ake. pathetic, melodious voice, “papa's birth­ toward
.sheriff of said Yamhill County.
composer
of
the
“
Merlin
”
appeared
to
an
­
“
Ain
’
t
Abe
Hawkin
’
s
okkypation
day
will
soon
be
here
—on
March
22.
Dr.
from Massachusetts, and Mr. Davis, making this fatal mistake of trying ! most enthusiastic of their number, with plumbin'?” inquired Mr. Putter.
swer the honored call. Iu the apartments
Curtius thought it would Ue very nice for
question:
adjoining that of tbe emperor stood a
of Minnesota, a very able lawyer. to get something for nothing. The the “Did
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
me
to
practice
something
especially
for
the
Jake
admitted
that
it
was.
you ever see anything so complete­
grand piano, at which the artist sat down
“Hev you ever seen him busy?” occasion. Would you be kind enough to as soon as the doors of the adjoining room
The fifth member is Senator Allen, criminal way is the worst morally, ly disappear as the wild pigeon? There
select something appropriate* But it must
"OT1< E i* herein given that the undeisigned
were opened. The emperor had asked him
of Nebraska, a populist with a good but not the most common. Almost isn’t a ‘roost’ in the United States today, asked the father.
be something quite difficult, so that piq»a
as sheriff of Yamhill county, slate of Ore­
and from what I can understand there is
“
Never,
pa,
”
responded
Jake
prompt
­
to piay several of his favorite melodies aud N gon,
by virtue oi a m ni of execution and Older «>f
judicial record. The Inter Ocean will as demoralizing to character, though none on the North American continent,
will see that I have taken great pains, and
listened with visible pleasure to the lau sale issued out of the < in uit court oi the state of
ly-
he
will
be
well
pleased.
Papa
prefers
the
Oregon
for the county of Yamhill on th«- 27th day
be disappointed if this committee not positively criminal, are the many j except it may be one or two small ones in
guage
of
sounds
which
both
came
from
"An I’ve heerd that Jeeins Spears tender, pathetic melodies”------
April, A. 1>. 1394. and bearing said date, U|»oii
”
aud went to the heart. Tbe pianist, great­ of
was
so
okkypied
he
couldn't
find
time
does not do its work faithfully, ways of trying to increase one’s I Canada.
and
to
enfon-e
a judgment remlercd by said court
“Then, your highness, one would have ;
Mention the pigeon “roost” to a young
ly moved, had already played several se­
the 26th day of .March A. D. 1894, in favor of
“naught extenuating nor setting wealth at the expense of others, by J hunter today, ami he will ask you what i to fetch in wood fer his wife when he to take soma pretty adagio. H’m, h’m,” > lections of his own and of other composi­ on
Hiram Brown, plaintiff, ami aeainst Mary E.
by the haour daown t’ the store. I replied Reichardt, and he searched among j tion, and each time tbe emperor sent him Jones am! J«»hn L. Jones, defendants, for thesuin
gambling. Not long ago a New: you mean. He has heard of it, and sets
down aught in malice.”
that is about all. And yet Air. Donald­ reckon you couldn’t hardly call him a the music portfolio to find something ap- . his thanks, with the request to play more. of 9271.70, with interest thereon at th«- rate of
percent p*-r aupuin fr<»m the 26th daj <»f
The immediate occasions of the in­ York paper in reporting an express son and those who hunted with him are busy man. An ycu, Jake,” continued propriate. Finally he held one sheet of ■ Again the last chords of a melody had died eight
March.
and tor SJO s«i c..Ms, an«! for the
music in his Land longer than the rest and '
but
in
the
prime
of
life,
and
they
saw
the
costs
of
sale, and erdt-ringtbat the real prop*rtv
Mr. Potter, turning to liis sun for the
away, when the empress asked, much wor­
vestigations were, first, the charge robbery said that the money taken
hereinafter
<iescril>c«i
be sold to satisfy said
roosts in all their glory. In a few words, last illustration. “I’ve known you examined it.
ried, “Does it not tire or excite you?”
judgment, cows and accruing costs; now there
of the New York Sun that an ex­ —fifty thousand dollars—was the the roosts are, or rather were, places where
“Would that do, Mr. Reichardt'”
The emperor replied in the negative, and lore by virtue of said writ of » xee«iti«>n and order
naow an again t’ be so okkypied turnin
“Your highness, we have not yet come agaiu he wrote; “Ouly one more. An of sale. I will on Saturday the second day of June,
congressman by the name of Buttz “usual weekly remittance” to the the pigeons congregated in almost innu­ somersets in them hoop pole sliavins
to that. Tbe thing is too difficult. It is
A. D. Ib91. at tlie hour of one o’clock p. m. of *aid
merable numbers and hatched their young.
adagio from a sonata. It shall be the last. ” day,
had tried to bribe Senator Hunton, lottery company from its New York They
sell nt public, auction, ut th«* court house
were formerly found iu all parts of back o’ th’ woodhouse you couldn’t the adagio from Schumann’s F sharp mi­
The master there iu the next room, sore door in McMinnville, Yamhill county Grvgon. 1.»
of Virginia, and Senator Kyle, of agent. If fifty thousand dollars a the United States. They are referred to hear me call ye no niore'n ef you was nor sonata. It will not do. Besides, the at heart, complied with his dying emper­ the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy
between now and his majesty's birth­
judgment, costs and Mi-eruing costs, the fui-
or’s wish Agaiu he seated himself at the said
North Dakota, in the interest of the week goes from one city, how much by James FenimoreCooj -r, particularly in deef, though I'd holler till 1 was all time
lowii.g deM*rilM*d real property, to wit.
“The Pioneers.” In the early days they hoaised np, an yet it never appeared t' day is too short.”
piano
and
played
a
touching
adagio.
All
that «x-rtain piece or parcel of real estate,
sugar trust; and, second, that the from the whole country? Still a were found in the east, just as the early me as ef you was precisely busy them
“Oh, Air. Reichardt,” replied the prince
The emperor listened. His eyes became the Name being ami .Mtuaied in Yamhill county ,
coaxingly,
“
I
will
be
very
diligent!
Please,
third
wav
of
getting
something
for
Oregon,
and m«»re particularly «lescriljed as fol­
settlers found the buffalo at the mouth of times.”—Home (¿ueen.
Philadelphia Press, through its New’
brighter. He beckoned to the empress
low.-: The uorthuc-t «m.-fmirlii of the north* Mat
pleasel It will do—itmustdo! And, ’add­
St. Lawrence, even in the frigid zone.
and wrote down in feverish baste: “Four­ onu-touilli, and the north«-a-t one-fourth of tbe
York correspondent, had charged, nothing is to hunt for a sinecure. the
ed the little prince merrily, “if it will not
And they have disappeared just as the buf­
ty-four years ago I played that adagio for northwest one-fourth <»f section eleven (11», town­
Wampum Lore.
go‘adagio’it shall go‘forte!' Papa always
much in detail, that the democrats of The new mayor of Brooklyn, lately- falo has disappeared.
papa’s birthday. Of course not as well. ship two (2) south, range tiv<- (5i west of th*- Wil­
A
graduate
of
Swarthmore
college,
says
that
to
me
”
lamette meridian, eoniaining bo a«-res.
It is from tbe F sharp miner sonata. Very
the senate were legislating in the elected on a strong platform of mu­ For their roosts, or hatching places, the proficient in the languages and noted
Dated ut McMinnville, Oregon, this 1st <iav of
Accordingly the difficult adagio was
pigeons always selected a dense forest or
May, A D. Ib94.
pretty.
Thank
Ruefer
heartily.
Last
piece.
interest of the sugar trust in return nicipal reform, returning home from grove iu the most inaccessible plsace to be for his devotion to cipher reading, or, practiced, after all, and cost a great deal of Theu sleep!”
U L WARREN,
application and patience. Ou
Sheriff of Yamhill county, Oregon.
for a large campaign subscription in a short trip just after his election, found. Thero they would build their nest as ho prefers to call it, the crypto- diligence,
Alas, it was really the last melody, this
March
22
the
young
prince
surprised
his
lay their eggs, ami there they would grammic art, has recently had his atten­
adagio! They were tbe last musical sounds
1892. These are the two specific ac­ found three bushels of letters from and
remain eight or nine weeks, by which tion directed tu the deciphering of In­ royal father with an execution of the love­ which reached the ears of the dying mou-
SHERIFFS SALE
ly
composition,
and
indeed
he
played
it
applicants
for
office
—
most
of
them,
cusations to be inquired into, but it
time the eggs would have hatched and the dian wampums.
arch, the last greetings of the art so loved
with
wonderful
firmness
and
great
expres-
.
is pertinent and binding for the com­ it is safe to say, from lazy young young birds have been able to fly. They
"It is a common mistake,” he says, Bion For this manifestation of his ex­ by him—her farewell greetings! Adagio IVTOTI« I. i> iiurubk gn n that th*- undersigned
would come in flocks of hundreds and thou­
the sufferer, who eudured endless 1 ’
mittee to look into the alleged spec­ men who wanted an “easy place. I sands—some old timers say millions—but “to refer to wampum belts as Indian traordinary zeal bis favorite wish was re­ slept
ot an execution issued out ot th«* elrruitcourt
pain without complaint, over into the tue
of the State ot Oregon for Yamhill «-ounty.on the
money.
The
Indians
prized
them
high
­
alized.
Papa
made
him
the
present
of
a
ulation of senators in sugar trust This incident has led to quotation of all the testimony ^oes to show that they
kingdom of eternal and purest harmony. 17th «lay of Muy. A. D. 1894. upon and to enfon-e
real,
completely
furnished
carpenter
shop,
never did any harm that a war of extermi­ ly. not only as ornaments, but tor their
—Translated For C hicago News by Anus a judgment rendered by .-aid court <»nthe25th
certificates, or anything else per-' President Lincoln's apt saying: "If! nation
day of Scptemlier. 18M3. in favor <»t Timothy <»«•««!-
should have been waged against historical value, because, in reality, for, as is well known, the prince learned L. Wagamau.
ricii. plaintiff, and against M W. Tallman, de­
ever
this
free
people
—
this
govern-
j
the
carpenter's
trade
besides
book
binding
taining to tariff legislation as now­
them.
they were records of tribal traditions.
fendant, for the sum «»f ¿1483 05 with inteicFt
and
typesetting.
«»ladstone
’
s
Fads.
The
only
harm
worked
by
them
was
in
ment
—
is
utterly
demoralized,
it
will
1
Each
shell,
quill,
stone
or
piece
of
the rate of eight per c«*nt per annum from tbe
pending.
*
*
*
♦
»
«
♦
25th
day of September, 1893. aud the sum of 935.75
the
breaking
down
of
trees.
They
roosted
A
man
of
politics
and
a
man
of
books,
and an or«ler *.f >ah- ol the interest of said
The air has been full of these come from this human struggle for j iu such numbers that limbs of trees even carved wood attached to the belt had a
Forty-four years later.
home oue or other has said that he is a costs,
meaning,
just
as
printed
words
have
to
defendant.
\V. Tailman, In ami to the fol­
It was iu the year of mourning. 1888. statesmau overlaid with literature. It is lowing real M.
rumors for weeks. The latest or office—a way to live without work. of considerable size were broken. A grove us, and the ciders of a tribe knew how
premia ■ and attai-hed in said action,
The
imposing
Castle
Friedrichskron,
call
­
to-wit:
l.ol
No.
-A.in the town of Daytou, in the
after
their
departure
looked
as
if
a
cyclone
a
dark
epigram,
but
suggests
the
impor
­
Buttz story is suspected to be a base­ Value for value is the only true rule j had struck it. But the groves they select­ to read and compose them. There is a ed so immediately after Emperor Freder tance of the li’erary side of his life. His County of Yamhill,
Slate of Oregon, as shown
upon
the
«inly
recor«i*
1 plat <4f said town now of
less sensation gotten up as a scheme in business, politics and morals.
ed were always wild ground. They never famous wampum belt owned by a rem­ ick's accession to the throne, lay there in library is one of tbe most varied private recoitl in the County Recorder's office ot said
nant
of
tiie
Iroquois,
near
Syracuse,
the
bright
sunshine
and
majestic
beauty,
county.
selected
one
on
a
farmer
’
s
property.
As
libraries
iu
England.
Iu
fact,
the
walls
to help push the tariff bill through
Now therefore by virtue of »aid writ of <*xecu-
for food, they were never like other birds. composed of nearly 7.000 pieces of shell, and man and nature — yes, all — here of Hawarden castle may be said to be pa
and order of m *1«>, 1 uill on tlie 16th day of
the senate or perhaps to draw off the
According to the report of the sec­ They did not disturb the newly planted quill and boue, which relate the story breathed happiness, rapture and life.
pared with books. There is literature oi tion
June. a . D. 1894, at the hour of one o'clock p m.
All?
every sort under the sun, from sacred of said day at the court h »use door in the city <»f
dogs on a false scent for the protec­ retary of the interior for 1893, the or growing crops of grain. Leaving their of Champlain's invasion. I claim it is
Alas, no! For in one of the apartmeuts Scriptures, ancient parchments, Homers McMinnville. Oregon, sell at public auction to
in the morning, they would fly long not necessary to have any knowledge
tion of the real corruptionists. How­ number of Indians in the United roosts
highest bidder for «-ash in hand, said above
of tbe lower floor lay, with pale face, on a aud Virgils to ponderous parliamentary the
distances—some say hundreds of miles—
described real property to sutisfy sai«i execution,
of
the
Iroquois
tongue
in
order
to
de
­
ever that may be. the investigation, States is not decreasing, as was once in search of such food as they desired
slightly raised couch, a man of whom a I reports, the latest books of science, art, costs and accruing costs.
cipher that belt, and after some pre­
if properly conducted, cannot fail to the case, but steadily increasing. Returning at night, their whirring would liminary practice with specimens in short time before could still have been j poetry, fiction and ephemeral criticism. Dated at McMinnville, Oregon, Maj 19th, 1891.
said what Chiron said of Achilles, “ How Mr. Gladstone reads omnivorously aud
W. L. WARREN,
sound like the roll of thunder. In flight
clear the atmosphere of a great deal Meantime, more than twenty-one they were so dense as to seem like a cloud the Delaware County institute and else­ ever hard sculptors worked on him. henev- i writes—what Las he not written? Oue
Sheriff of Yamhill County, On-gon.
of smoke. Whether there is little or thousand Indian children have been obscuring the sight. They were also er­ where 1 purpose seriously to undertake er appeared as grand as he was in reality. ” I remembers articles on theology—he is a
It was the noble Emperor Frederick, stalwart churchman—Greek aud Latiu po­
much fire beneath all this smoke the under training in schools quite up to ratic in flight, swooping down landward the deciphering of the great Iroquois stricken
by a most cruel fate, the sufferer etry. jatnmaking. Italian art, the Bulga­
and circling around frequently. In this cryptogram. ”—Philadelphia Record.
country is entitled to a cleaning up. the average standard of our public locality their flight was always over the
so resigned to his lot. The eyes, formerly rian question, forestry, the Homeric ques­
no clear, blue and sunny, created to see­ tion, old China, Dante, the Irish question I
It will not do to let charges of brib­ schools. These children are being outskirts of the city. Many men who are
The Prairie Wolf.
the sun of beauty and to absorb the radi and the women novelists. These aud a .
yet very far advanced in years can tell
Colonel
Jim
Struthers
of
Al
on
tana
ery and corruption, lodged against educated in the language, ways of not
ance thereof as well as to give forth all ; hundred other topics be has taken up aud
of having shot into t hese flocks from the
was
in
the
lobby
of
the
Shoreham,
and
that is beautiful, grand, good and noble discussed with the authority that comes I
the highest legislative body in the life and industries of the white peo­ vicinity of Jefferson avenue, bringing
7 WO-CF.NT STAMPS
talking
of
wolves
and
antelope
he
said:
in man s spirit and heart, looked wearily from an adequate knowledge.—New York ! FOR
world, go unheeded.— Inter Ocean.
we will send you
ple. and whether or not they contin-; down a dozen or two dozen birds at a time. “No, sir; the wolf isn't such a desper in
front of him. Only occasionally, when World.
These men were then schoolboys. Mr.
a Brilliant Gem
ue in the ways of civilization after! Donaldson tells of many times he went out ate creature as fiction and the imagina­ they lifted themselves to look through the
open
window
far
into
the
main
drive
of unusual color, 54 C,MI
“Who Ikgai! Thia Fight?”
before
breakfast,
returning
for
his
morn
­
Tricks
of
the
Trade.
tion
of
sometime
sports
have
made
him.
they come to manhood and woman­
meal in time to go to school. There The prairie wolf will sneak around which leads through the royal gardens and
and a copy of ,M'* *lzt
Some retail silk salesmen have a clever
The following is a good story of hood, their education, and that of ing
was sport in this for the boys, of course, camp at night and steal scraps, but as terminates here at the castle, more radi sleight of hand trick that deceives many “The Great Divide,” so you can see
the lamented Lincoln, and which we successive generations of children but very little for the older hunters, who to attacking anybody lie isn't as hydro- ance and cheerfulness filled his eyes, and purchasers. Tbe little game is to snatch
gaze into the ocean of verdure, in up a . sample of silk in the presence of a what a wonderful journal it is, pro­
have not seen in print for many will gradually transform their race enjoyed a shot according as it was difficult. phobiacal as the civilized cur. The the
which marble statues shone here and there customer, pretend with violent gestures vided you name the paj>er you saw this
There never was any sport about the
years: Crossing a field one day from barbarism to civilization. As pigeon roost—that is, sport as it is defined timber wolf hasn't the most courteous seemed to bathe itself iu the enchanting vo tw ist it into a rope aud then wii h a sud­ in.—It’s a real Jewel we'll send you. ,
President Lincoln, it is said, was the children are being educated, by the gentleman hunter. This sports­ disposition in the west, but he is cow­ beauty of nature.
den flout to shake it free of foldsand
— ADDRESS —
Tbe empress entered. She tried tu ap- ' rreases. Any woman knows that silk such ‘
man. when he took a shot, wanted a bird ardly, and a good gun can stand off a
pursued by an angry bull. He made thousands of their parents are taking on
the wing, so it would have a chance whole menagerie of them. They come pear very hopeful and cheerful and seated ss will undergo treatment of that sort is I THE CHEAT DIVIDE, Denver, Colo.
for the fence, says Life's Calendar, out separate farms under the allot­ for its life. There wasn’t really any ne­ out of the bill timber at night and go herself beside the couch of her dearly be­ durable, but the woman who buys tbe silk I
husband Just as the fields outside, and tries the experiment at home meets
but soon discovered that the bull; ment law, and abandoning the old cessity of firing a gnu into a roost. When for a calf cr a heifer, but they don't loved
they were fired into, the only sport was in like man and will only touch him as a so the royal patient’s countenance was with grievous disappointment. The sales
ELSI A WRIGHT,
was overtaking him. He then began tribal system of life and government. seeing how many birds could be killed at
suddenly overcast with sunshine. He man’s twisting process has been a clever |
Manufactures and Deals in
to run round a haystack in the field With the exception of the Sioux out­ once. Ten to fifteen was nothing unusual, last resort. Out in the west we roll smiled at his faithful wife, and by gently | make believe.—Philadelphia Record.
often a couple of dozen might be ourselves up in a blanket right out on waving his hand toward the window he
and the bull pursued him, but in break in 1890, which was quickly while
the
prairio
and
sleep
the
sleep
of
the
seemed
to
say
bow
glad
he
felt
to
see
the
I
brought down. But as to securing the
She Lia<l Hopes.
making the short circles around thei ended, largely through the returning birds the use of shot and powder was a righteous, and no Little Red Riding beautiful weather. Toward the last the 1
L riHiald Mendicant—I’m a poor widdy I
stack Lincoln was the faster and, in­ reason of the Indians themselves, waste. A good heavy club and strong arm Hood business breaks our rest. ”—Wash­ Bufferer, who could no longer speak, pre­ woman with eight small children Can t •
ferred to make himself understood by
sufficed. The club thrown into a tree
stead of the bull catching him, he joined with a most prudent use of would bring down the pigeons like nuts ington Star.
means of signs, and the imperial family you give us some clothes?
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
Lady—The only clothing I have to give | Brushes and sells them cheaper than
as well as the rest who were in attend i
caught the bull and grabbed him by the military forces, there has been from a hickory tree. A few well directed
thrown, and the ground would be
It has been calculated that the annual ance had acquired such practice in the away is one of my husband’s coats
the tail. It was a firm grip and a | no Indian war for many years. It is clubs
Female Mendicant—Give it to Die, good they can be bought anywhere else iu
covered with the dead and maimed birds, income of the London Hebrews is nearly interpretation of These signs that the em­
controlling one. He began to kick j not probable that another sanguin­ though, no matter what their number £5,000,000, which means that they are peror could dispense almost entirely with lady. I might marry again There are Bev the Willamette Valley. Our ail home
eral gentlemen as have their eye ou me__ made sets of harness are pronounced
the troublesome writing on tablets
the bull and the bull bellowed with | ary war will ever take place. Hun- i might be, they could not lie missed from
times richer than the Gentiles.
The empress asked her noble husband if Loudon Ti>Bits.
I ai layette Ledger.
T
HARNESS !
the limbs of the trees.
The roosts were 1
unsurpassable by those who buy them