The Yamhill County reporter. (McMinnville, Or.) 1886-1904, July 06, 1894, Image 1

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    VOL. XXIV.
Entered at the PostotfW in McMimmlle,
e« Hecoad-class matter.
M3ÍINNVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1894.
Congo Oil
Cures
Bruises,
OrtEGIJ.Ï NEWS AND NOTES.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S2.00 PER YEAR.
One Dollar if paid in advance, Single numbers five cents.
room—people will still persist in
eating strawberries with cream, and
they will st.11 "Hello" over the wires
at the editor, if he fails to "puff' the
song, or the sermon, or the party.
Well, if people will close their eyes
and live right on in spite of doctors,
scientists and bacte^a and other
deadly things, we suppose it can t te
helped.
NO. 27.
“ As old ae
Oregon ha; five Indian reserva- '
the hills” and
tions, with a population of four
never excell­
thousand.
ed. “Tried
The Bank of Forest Grove, which
and proven"
last year closed its doors, has taken
is the verdict
o f millions.
on a growth by increasing its capital
LIGHT YEARS.
Simmons
stock to $50.000.
I
ii , O regon , iH-cember 4. ’93.
Liver Regu­
Forty cents per bushel lias already
O.
. R. M fo . C o ., Portland, Oregon.
lator is the
■
• Sir-
1 wish to state to you
been offered for this year's wheat
t t 1 h: .• l>een afflicted with iheuma-
■'•only
Liver
Umatilla county, It is predicted
’£I1€ Opiifeuifet.’c View ot Wheat
11-11 lor the last eight years. I bought
and Kidney
i tie of Congo Oil from Messrs. Lamb
will go higher.
Growing.
medicine to
I'litnani, your agents here, and after
An
exchange
has
discovered
Mr. C. Wood Davis, of Kaunas. I
which you
I ■■ applications mv rheumatism was
o d out. No other medicine eker
young mail with two heads on his enforced and eventful separation of
WILIi BILL A SOLID 31.1N.
can pin you.
has again been heard from on the '
■
m>-relief .n such a short time as
shoulder, but one of them bad long nearly 30 years.
faith for a
wheal question. A few years ago be I
Congo Oil.
Yours truly,
Xiie Body of til* Famous Gtspeiado
hair and bright eyes aud belonged to
cure. A
LYMAN BROWN.
thought
that
the
consumption
of
Had
Turned
to
Stone«
The president of the state agricul­
his best girl.
mild laxa -
wheat
in
the
United
States
would
tural college at Corvallis has had
The climate of Colorado is so ex­
tive,
and
There are 367 persons in the peni­ his salary increased to $2650 a year ceedingly dry in the greater portion overtake production by 1895, and
lientlerrmt: Have been afflicted with
purely
veg­
b < ‘.ere rheumatic attache for the pa t .-i
tentiary now, 130 being employed in
presented a very plausible line of |
A ten-mile bicycle race occurred of the state that ordinary objects,
etable, act­
< ii even years. I took one bottle of Dr.
the stove foundry. There is only
arguments
to
back
up
his
opinion.
at Salem Friday. It was won by such as potatoes, vegetables of
ing directly
< <i ant’s Sarsaparilla and Grape Root arid
one woman, Emma Rice, from Mult­
He is still engaged in painting a
Card. The time for the ten miles various sorts and even small animals
on the Liver
applied Hattee’s Congo Oil externally,
nomah county.
bright future for the wheat growers,
FROM
was 30:32, the best mile being the petrify when covered with sand.
and Kid­
and the result was wonderful—it worked
The new paper, the Sun, to be last one, run in 2:464. The person The body of Wild Bill, the famous who certainly need some kind of en­
neys. Try it.
more like magic than medicine. These
published
in Portland, is said to be winning the medal five times becomes desperado, is to-day solid stone. He couragement at the present time
two medicines I consider will knock any
Sold by all
a work of revenge on the part of the owner.
caseof rheumatism.
Roslyn Bank Robbery.—Evidences From
was buried in a sandy country, near when wheat is lower priced than Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
ever before. In the American Agri­
the
District
Whera
They
Were
K. A. LEONARD,
Dear Sirs: I can scarcely realize 1 printers displaced by the Oregonian’s
J. L. Carter, republican candidate Telluride, and the Washington Post culturist for June Mr. Davis under­ to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Captured.
■07 Montgomery St., Portland, Oregon.
was so near death’s door, the result of a type setting machines.
The King of Liver Medicines.
for school superintendent of Union says that about four years ago liis
<i. W. R. Mro. C o ., Portland, Oregon.
used your Simmons Liver Regu­
bad attack of inflammation of the kid­
William Wells, of Polk county, county, is contesting the election of friends decided to put a mouument takes to refute the statements of lator I have
/> ar .Sir
Your Congo Oil is the boss
nud can eonscienciously Bay It is the
Torpid
King of all liver medicines, I oonMder it a
medicine. I was recently kicked by a neys. My urine was bloody' and terri­ near Independence, is said to be the Miss Nellie Stevens on the populist to his memory. They went out to those who claim th^t there are yet
medicine chest in itself.—G eo . W. J ack ?
vast areas of land suitable for wheat
(,eHtlernen
I have been a sulierer horse on the leg, and was hobbling ble pains near the spine. I tried several oldest hopgrower in the state, having
son , Tacoma, Washington.
ticket. Suit is based on the grounds his grave, which is in the open growing which have not yet been
around on crutches. I was induced to remedies, but got no relief. When 1
from l.iver troubles for many years, al­ ir\ i bottle of Congo Oil, and after ap­
4TEVEBY PACKAGER
begun in 1867. Mr. Wells is now that a woman cannot hold the office prairie, and one of the party, an old
Hat, the Z Stamp lu red on wrapper.
ways feeling dull, stnpid and heavy. It plying freely for one day I threw away was suffering terribly a copy of yotu
brought under the plow, as well as
scout,
was
taken
along
to
exactly
lo
­
cultivating
his
pioneer
yard
of
Medical Adviser was received by gome
constitutionally. A recount of the
would take a long letter to tell just how iny crutches. 1 works like lightning.
cate where he was buried. The sand of those who claim that the average
one in our household. After reading twenty-five acres.
A’ours truly,
vote is also prayed for.
J did feel; but, thanks to Dr. Grant's
had shifted and blown in great yield of wheat is likely to be greatly
J. A. HARRISON,
part of it I sent for a bottle of Dr. Grant’s
Umatilla county populists are talk­
Saisaparilla and Grape Root, my
M. J. Kinney's cannery at Astoria
City Marshal Fossil, Oregon.
heaps, as it does all through that increased¿u the United States.
Kidney and Liver Cure, and after five ing of establishing populist stores at
troubles are over, as four botth ; made
was destroyed by fire Saturday
As to Argentina he stoutly main­
doses
I
felt
relieved.
I
continued
taking
country,
and the scout bad a great
me feel as well as ever I was. I hav a
different points in the county, a per­ morning.
Loss estimated at $70,-
until
I
had
taken
three
bottles,
and
was
tains
that the entire wheat produc­
«leal
of
difficulty
in
locating
the
spot.
good appetite, no more bad symptomi
centage of the profits to be used in 000. This was the largest cannery
completely cured.
ing
section
of that country would
Finally
he
struck
a
mound
that
he
and i feel that I owe it ail to Dr. Grant’s
disseminating ‘‘reform’' literature, on the Columbia river, having a
Gratefully yours,
only
make
two
states the size of
Sarsaparilla.
J. C. AI.LEN.
said
Wild
Bill
was
under.
Owing
to
Of course there is no provision for daily capacity of 2000 cases of salmon.
Traveling Salesman Curtis & Wheeler,
I
Kansas,
and
that
the climate is as
J. A. ALEXANDER,
the uncertainity of the situation and
What is it
losses.
The output the past three years has <
Rochester, N. Y.
his hesitancy the party decided to capricious as that of Kansas. As to
773 Hoyt street, Portland, Oregon.
Supt. Hendricks of the reform averaged about 50,000 cases aunu
S old E verywhere .
dig down and see whether he was | Australasia he says that there were
school is having a newspaper dis- ally.
right.
Presently the spade ran into j 200,000 acres less in wheat in 1893
per Bottle cussion with certain discharged
a
rock
—
a scarce thing in that than in 1887. The whole of South
ino.'»! Tur. COVKTT PRESS.
officers of that t institution, who
For Sale by S. HOWORTH & CO.
country. They shoveled all around Africa will not, in his opinion, fur­
charge that the discipline inflicted
Sheridan Sun
it aud soon revealed the petrified nish as much land suitable for wheat
upon the inmates is not such as
An altercation took place between image of Wild Bill as perfect as the culture as one of the Dakotas.
would be endorsed by a humane
Steve Scroggin and Arthur Bogard day he died, with not a degree of de­ In order to explain why wheat is
society.
last Sunday in front of the M E. composition. Even his clothes and low Mr. Davis goes back to 1880 at
BARGAINS!
The largest fir tree felled in the church, which resulted in Bogard be­ shoes were turned to stone. Some which time he finds that the world
state of Washington was recently ing knocked down. Scroggin was of the party wanted to take the had 9,000.000 acres too much in
cut at Williamson's camp in Mason arrested last Tuesday on two body up for purposes of exhibition. wheat and that this surplus acreage,
county. The tree was eleven feet charges, viz., disturbing the peace But one of Bill’s old pals, Shorts with the large yields of 1882 and
'• )
at the butt,and thirty-six feet in cir­ and assault. lie plead guiltj' before Jake, as lie was called, remarked 1884, caused the accumulation of a
GATES*& HENRY, Props.
cumference. A special twelve-foot Recorder Campbell and paid fines that the first man who tried to do great surplus of grain—especially as
saw was made in Portland, Or., for and costs amounting to $35.
I so would find a bed in the hole that there was too much land in wheat
F Street, north of Third. Everything N« w and
the occasion.
First class Conveyance of Comniercm! Travel­
It Is the new shortening
The sur­
AT
REDUCED
PRICES.
Arthur Bogard, Wells Fargo’s ex­ Bill filled. So the idea was aban- continuously until 1887.
ers a ipe< laity Board and stabling by the day or
month We solicit a fair share of the local pat
The Tillamook academy, which is press agent on the Southern Pacific |doned.
plus accumulated up to 1887, was
taking the place of lard
runaze.
to be built by Mrs. W. J. May, is railroad branch from Portland to
sufficient, w ith the annual produc­
or cooking butter, or
There is one railroad that the tion, to carry the world to the end of
now under course of construction. Sheridan was arrested Wednesday
both. Costs less, goes
y A
Its location is in the east end of evening last by the city marshal, on : present strike does not affect. The the harvest year of 1890-1, at which
farther, and is easily
[THANK ROECA,
town, a block having been purchased a charge of disturbing religious ser­ I Great Northern, which runs its own time consumption had, he says, over­
digested by anyone.
from Eli Goodspeed at a reason­ vices at the M E. church. He plead sleeping cars, is running all right. taken production and prices would
AT A ll GROCERS.
able figure. The size of the building guilty and paid a fine amounting to All roads should control and oper- have become remunertive if it had
jailor,
l ate their own sleeping aud dining not been for the enormous yields of
will be 60x60 feet and three stories $11. '
Refusa Ail Substitutes.
' ears. The Southern Pacific owns 75 1891 and 1892 in the United States
high.
■ per cent of its Pullmans, but the which enabled this country to throw
Newberg Graphic.
Mede only by
»ÍTlX* SW«.
MCMINNVILLE. OR.
The Sweet Home mystery is ex­
ome
eekers
ttention
plained. Louie Hawkius, who re­ We understand that the Presby­ smaller per cent prevails and the upon the markets of the world 370,-
N. K. FA1R3ANK & CO.,
ST. LOUiS «nd
cently died there, and was reported terians have traded their church strike is seriously demoralizing 000.000 bushels more for the
CHICAGO. NEW YORK.
travel.
property
on
First
street
to
Lewis
two years than we could have done
over the state as a woman who had
POSTON.
with average yields.
masqueraded in man’s attire for Iloskius, for a half block opposite
The
little
daughter
of
a
Madison
PROPRIETORS
Within the past ten years Mr.
years, upon examination proved to the college campus on Meridian (Fla.) farmer was sent to the barn to
street
where
they
propose
to
build
a
Davis
finds that the bread-eating
be what is known in medical science
get some eggs a few days ago. She
new
church
this
season
to
cost
about
population
of the world has increased
as a hermaphrodite. The body re­
Located at Sheridan, Yamhill County, Oregon, are just now offering
$2,000. This is a fine location and thrust her hand into the hay and 60,000,000 while the area in wheat in
sembled
a
woman
much
more
thau
a
I bargains in real estate that can't be duplicated in the Willamette valley.
HITE S-
we hope to seethe new building be­ something struck it. She thought it the world has increased but 12,000,-
I Lands that have been held in large tracts are now being subdivided into man.
was the ten. Seven times her hand
gun
at
once.
000 acres.
FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. I tracts to suit purchaser, and at prices that defy competition. People with
Rev. J. C Reed, the Baptist
was struck, but she got the eggs and
' small means and desiring homes on the installment plan, will find it to preacher who two years ago sud­
While the conclusion^ drawn by Third St. 1 door W.
Dajton
Herald.
CHOICEST IN THE MARKET.
returned to the house and told her
their interest to cull upon or address this company. Sheridan is in a fa-
Mr.
Davis are very pleasing it is oi Burns & Daniels
C. W. Wentworth and family have mother that the hen had picked her
{ vored fruit district of Oregon, out of range of the codlin moth and other denly left East Portland, and for
i insect pests. We also have some fine business openings and mill properties whom the Willamette was dragged, taken their departure for southern hand. She was bitten by a highland probable that the future will not be
South side Third St. between II and C.
AT ALL HOURS
1 for sale or exchange for other property. Trades of all kinds negotiated. in the thought that he had drowned Oregon. They go with a team, and moccasin. The child died in awful so rosy for the wheat grower as he
Beht 25c Meal in Oily«
Correspondence solicited. Descriptive circular and price list will be for­ himself, has returned to that city. will stop along the road just as they agony. The snake's fangs measured foresees it. On the other hand wheat
warded on demand.
Nuts and
He suffered a temporary aberration incline to. Mr. W. goes to dryer one and one-quarter inches in length. must advance in price for the simple Choice Fruits,
Below we give a few farms we are offering for sale :
reason that it does not pay to pro­
of
mind
at
that
time
from
overwork,
climate
for
the
benefit
of
his
health.
NO. 1. 488 acres, 400 in cultivation, large two-story house, largo barn, two
—AND—
It may interest those who have duce it at present prices and there
large bearing orchards, nice stream of water running through the pasture, furnish­ aud went to his brother’s in Moline,
Lemonade, Soda Pop, Etc.
At a meeting of the school board
ing
abundance
of
water
at
all
times
of
year,
situated
on
county
road
and
railroad,
TO X SORI Ab PAKI.ORM,
Board by the Dey or Week.
Ills. He recovered, and has since last week the following persons were read pension'speeches to know that are a great many wheat growers in
!
miles from Amity. This will be sold at a great sacrifice and divided to suit
the world who will not continue to
been
pastor
of
a
large
and
influential
there
are
about
4.000
persons
living
employed
to
teach
the
Dayton
public
purchaser.
raise it at a loss. In this way the
Prop.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE-
NO. 2. 180 acres, 80 acres in crop, balance easy cleared, situated on county church at Streeter, Ills.
school for the winter term of six in foreign countries who receive production will surely be reduced
road 3miles from Sheridan, lX mile from school, splendid hop, grain or lruit land .
months: Prof. R. V. Jackson, prin­ cheeks from Washington quarterly I until the demand outruns the sup­
At
the
Baptist
association
in
ses
­
For a Clean Shave or Fashionable Hair I price $15 per acre.
’OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
in payment of pensions. There are
feherirf of Yamhill county state of Ore­
NO. 3. L’(*0 acres. 50 acres cleared, balance young oak and fir laud, nice sion at Lebanon a few days ago, an cipal, Miss Lora McCann, interme­
ply and prices advance to a paying X gon, as under
Cut Give Him a Call.
and by virtue o! a writ of execution to
2,000
in
Canada,
who
receive
$345,000
diate department, Mrs. Ella Harris,
stream water, a splendid stock ranch, situated 3 miles from Sheridan; price ¡7 per amusing incident occurred.
Rev.
me
directed.dateo
June 12th, 1*01,issued out ol the
basis.— Hural Northwest.
My Baths ar«* new and first-class in ever}’ re­
a
year,
600
in
Germany,
circuit court of said county, in that foreclosure
acre.
receiving
primary.
Mr. Jenkins of Independence, by
spect. Ladies’ Baths and shampooing a special­
auit wherein Mary Schuch was plaintiff aftd I an-
NO. 4. 100 acres all in cultivation, adjoining the city limits of Sheridan, fine
$98l000 a year and 750 in Great
lel Otits, FilancyOtis, H. Rummel and L. II. Ba­
ty. I employ nou** but first-class men. Don’t
mistake took a valise belonging to a
M. B. Hendrix is having a large
ker were defendants, upon and to enforce the de­
forget the place. Three doors west of Hotel hop land ; price $3j per acre.
Britain,
'
■whose
checks
aggregate
cree
made by said court In »aid suit on the 29tlx
lady
member.
He
took
it
with
him
warehouse built just below Wheat-
XO. 5. 30 acres, 15 acres clear, all lays tine to cultivate when clear, 1'2
Yamhill.
day
of March, 1894, decreeing the loreclosure and
halo of the real premises hereinafter descnl/ed.
miles from Sheridan ; price $12.50 per acre.
on a visit into the country, and was land. It will be completed and $126,900 a i year. One man in the
will, on the 14th day of July, 18W4, »t ten o’clock
a. m. of said day, at the court house door in Mc­
ignorant of his mistake until he ready for the storage of grain and Fiji islands draws $24 every three
ELS1A WRIGHT,
SHERIDAN LAND COMPANY, Sheridan, Oregon.
Minnville, in said county, fccllat public auction
opened it and beheld the beruffled other products in a very short time. | months, and four times a year
for cash in U. 8. gold coin, according to law, the
Manufactures and Deals in
following described real premises, to-wlt: Situate
ISAAC DAUGHERTY, Manager.
and bifurcated apparel within, The What machinery and material is checks are sent to men who are liv-
in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and bounded
ing
in
Africa.
as follows to-wit; Beginning at a point 67.4*
young lady also had his valise, but suitable for use will be taken out oi
chaius south and 96 rods and fcfhr feet eart of the
northwest corner of the donation land claim of
what she found is not stated, Mu- the old warehouse and placed in the
E. G. Edson and wife, being known upon tha
Recently in Baltimore an interest-
I’llE Ilt-JIIM » ILLL
plats of the United States a* noilheation N'o. 1260,
tual explanations followed, and the new one.
ingcase
was
up
in
the
United
States
and
being parte of and situate in sections 32 and
SADDLES, RKIDI.ES, SPURS,
S3, in T. 4 b. R. 4 W., and sections 4 and 5 in T. 5
valises were exchanged after much
district court. A man named Joseph
North Yamhill Record.
S. R i. W. of the Willamette meridian, and run­
Bnishew and h «-11 h them cheaper than
M anxiety on both sides and profuse
ning thence east 37.61 chaint; tbcnce tjoutb 5.97
they cau be bought anywhere else in
The contractors who will erect the Foster was on trial for shaving gold
chains; thence west3.12’^ chains, tbence south
QUINCY, MASS.,
apologies by the minister.— Polk Co.
3.28 chains; thence west 34.37>< chains; thence
the Willamette Valley. Our all home
coin.
His
pretty
little
wife
was
also
new school house in this city have
north 9.25 chains to the place ot beginning, con­
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer» in
Observer.
taining 33 and X acres, more or lese, aud also lots
made sets of harness are pronounced
—McMinnville, Oregon.—
arrived, and have been engaged in implicated, and it was she defend­
numbered 2, 7 and 8 oi block No. 4 of P. W.
unsurpassable by those who buy them
James
Hardes,
who
was
convicted
Chandler's second addition to the town of Mc­
ants
’
counsel
were
specially
trying
some of the preliminary work. They
Paid up Capital, $50,000
Minnville, Yamhill county, State of Oregon, and
in Jackson county in 1893 of killing are erecting a small building to be to save. To show that the woman
that said real premises will be so sold to obtain
Transacts a General Banking Business.
funds with which to satisfy the principal sum of
« Ezra Arnold, about 30 years ago, ubed temporarily for lime and tools. was not strong enough to work the
£1,046.88 with interest on said sum at the rate of
ten per cent per annum from the 29th day ot
President,
-
- J. W COWLS,
was sentenced to the penitentiary Just when the work on the school shaving machine the lathe was
March, 1894, und the sum of 1100 00 as attorneys’
Vice President, - LEE LA UfíHLIN.
.*• • *, and coats taxed «t w~-
for 15 years and pardoned out re­ building would start they could not brought in and put in operation by
Mrs. J. II. H orsnyder , 152 Pacific said sums having been found due the plaintiff
Cashier, -
L'. C. APPE ESON
from baid Daniel and Filaucy Otis by said decree.
Asti. Cashier
-
-
-
IF. S. LIAK
cently, has returned to his home in state, as the material has not yet ar­ a mechanic. What was of general Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal., writes:
Dated June 12tb, 1894.
This ease is a most rived, but it will not be very long. interest was the machine’s operation.
w. l . warren ,
Jacksonville.
“ When a girl at school, in Reading,
AND
ALL
KINDS
OF
i?hcrifl of sa-.d Yambill County.
Board of Directors:
interesting one.
Hardes married A portion of the lumber arrived yes­ In two minutes the operator took Ohio, I had a severe attack of brain
COPYRIGHTS,
I. W. COWLES.
LEE LAUGHLIN,
CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT? Fora
Arnold’s daughter, or stepdaughter, terday, aud the balance will be seventy-five cents’ worth of gold fever. On mv recovery, I found myself
A. .1 APPEKSON,
ri M. CAMPBELL.
CEMETERY
prompt answer and an honest opinion, writo to
perfectly bald, and, for a long time, I
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE.
J. L ROGERS.
M ( SN A CO., who have b id nearly titty yew»’
and, it appears, at the special in­ hauled as rapidly as possible.
coin from a ten-dollar piece, and then feared I should be permanently so.
experience in the patent business. Comniunica-
FURNISHINGS
tions strictly confidential. A Handbook of in­
stance of Arnold, and after Hardes
rimmed it so it would pass current Friends urged >ne to use Ayer’s Hair
formation concerning Patent* and how to ob­
OTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned,
Sell Sight Exchange »nd Telegraphie Trans­
tain them »ent tree. Also a catalogue of mechan­
Amity Blade.
N ’ gon,
as sheriff of Yamhill county, state of Ore­
had been married for some time,
fers .-n New York. San Francisco and Portland.
Vigor, and, on doing so, my hair
ical and scientific books sent free.
unless weighed.
under and by virtue of writ of execution
Pen.wits received subject to chuck. Interest paid
Patents taken tlirou^u Munn & Co. receive
Sheriff
Warren
was
in
town
yes-
Arnold
took
his
wife
away
from
him
tome
directed, dated June 11th, 18P' issued out
special notice in the scientific American, and
u Time Deposits. Loans money on approved
tbns are brought widely before the public with­
All work fully guaranteed to give perfect satis­
of the circuit court of said county, in that certain
security. Collections made on all accessible
out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper,
faction. Refers by permission to Wm. Me Chris­ and would not let Hardes come to terday serving papers on all who i Several distinguished physicians
suit of foreclosure w herein Mary A HUadden wag
points.
___________________
issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far tho
man, Mrs. L. E. Bewley, Mrs. E. D. Fellows.
and W. C. Arthur. Emma H. Arthur, F.
largest circulation of any scientific work in tho
the house to see her. This state of had purchased land formerly of the have reported against the kissing and I now have as fine a head of hair as plaintiff,
M. Scroggin and Jacob Wortman, as partners un­
world. S3 a year. Sample copies sent free.
Holl
’
s
Old
Jewelry
Stand,
3d
Street.
S. E- GOUCHER.
der
the
tTrrn
name ot Scroggin A Wonman. were
I. T. CAEBBKATH.
one
could
wish
for,
being
changed,
how
­
Building Edition, monthly,
a year. Single
affairs existed for some time, and Watt estate. The Mutual Benefit habit as liable to spread microbes
defendants, to enforce the decree of foreclosure
copies. *¿5 cents. Every number con tains boun­
ever,
from
blonde
to
dark
brown.
”
tiful plates, in colors, and photographs of new
and
sale
of
the
hereinafter descrilied real prem­
Hardes
went
to
the
house
one
day
to
life
insurance
company
is
proceeding
and impair the public health. Others
Galbreath & Goucher.
houses, with plans, enabiinz builders to show tho
ises. made by said court In said suit on the 26th
" After a fit of sickness, my hair camo
latest designs and secure cont nu t < Address
get
bis
wife,
or
remonstrate
with
Ar
­
to
foreclose
a
mortgage
for
$15,000
day
of
March,
1894,
will, on the 14th day of July.
have
decided
that
cows
have
con-
MUNN A CO., N ew Y ork , 361 B roadway .
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
out in combfulls. I used two bottles of
1894, al one o'clock p. m. of said day, at the court
JOHN F. DERBY, nold for keeping her away from him, against the estate.
; sumption aud tuberculosis is spread
house door in McMinnville, in said county, sell
at public auction for cash in United State* gold
MolItNNVIt LB
-
- ' -
-
O begoh
Uncle Billy Buffum, of Amity, 1 through the use of milk and butter.
when trouble ensued between them,
coin, according to law. the following described
real premise^ ordered to be sold by said "decree
(Office over Braly’s bank.)
Proprietor of The McMinnville
and Hardes shot %nd killed him. celebrated his 90th birthday last Certain wise men affirm that money,
aud therelD described, to-wlt; An undivided one-
and now my hair is over a yard long
(1-7, part ol, in and to the west hall of
Hardes left the country and was not Monday. He is doubtless the oldest whether gold, silver or paper, is in­ and very full and heavy. I have recom­ seventh
the donation land claim of Ihomas J. Yocom and
Elizabeth
Yocom, his wife, deceased, claim No.
heard
of
until
last
spring,
when
he
man
in
the
county
and
it
is
nothing
fested
with
bacteria
and
is
danger
­
mended
this
preparation
to
others
with
MejVIlNNVIUUE
52, T.&S. R 5W_, in Yamhill counts, state of Or­
came back to Jackson county, and strange to see him, cane in hand, ous to handle. And telephone trans­ like good effect.”—Mrs. Sidney Carr, egon, containing ;<20 acre together with all the
TWO-CENl STAMPS
Interest-of the defendants in said weft half of
1460 Regina st., Harrisburg, Pa.
FOR
we will send you
•
oUi to
Situated at the Southwest corner of the Fair the indictment against him not hav­ walk from his residence to the post­ mitters arc covered with dangerous,
•'I
have
used
Ayer
’
s
Hair
Vigor
for
obtain lands with which to satisfy ‘311.15. with
a Brilliant Gem
Srouuds.
ing been dismissed from the docket, office, a distance of nearly one-half invisible insects. But in spite of all
interest
on
said
sum
from
the
26th
day
of
March.
several years and always obtained satis­
at the rate of ten per cent pe r annum and
of unusual color,
C““T
warnings, people will not be careful. factory results. I know it is the best 1894.
All rises of first-class Drain Til. kept constantly he was arrested, tried and convicted , I mile, ’ and return.
the sum of
as attorneys’ fees, and costs and
and a copy oi
on hand at lowest litiug pruts.
disbursements
at SiJ.ij and accruing costs
as
above
stated.
His
wife
for
whom
People insist on having the monej- preparation for the hair that is made.” found due the taxed
COULTER
&
WRIGHT,
Prop's.
plaintiff from W. C. and E. H Ar­
“ The Great Divide,” so you can see
—
C.
T.
Arnett,
Mammoth
Spring,
Ark.
•
thur,
and
the
sum
of
8315.00, with interest on
he
killed
Arnold,
married
in
his
ab-
E
astern
money
is
reported
to
be
due
them
notwithstanding
the
warn
­
OREGON
MCMINNVILLE,
said sum from the date of said decree at the lata
what a wonderful journal it is, pro­
sence. and has been left a widow by coming into Portland for investment ing that it is a dangerous thing to
of ten per cent pwr annum, owing from W. C. and
vided you name the paper you saw this
Goods of all descriptions moved and
£ H. Arthur to the defendants, Scroggin i Wort­
She is . in county warrants and city bonds touch with tongs—lovers will not
man. the amounts owing plaintiff to be first jaid
—It’s a real Jewel we’ll send you.
careful handlin'.! guaranteed. Collections AIT ANTED—Pushing £anvaeser of good ad- the death of her husband.
out
of the proceeds of said sale.
still
there,
and
it
is
rumored
that
the
in
a
plentiful
manner.
This
is
en
­
avoid
each
others
company,
nor
will
>>
«ires*.
Liberal
salary
and
expenses
pai
l
Dated June 12th, 1R94.
— ADDRESS —
will be made rçonthly. Hauling of all weeklv Permanent position. BROWN BROS.
Prepared b7 Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mats
W L. MAE REN.
couple
will
be
married
again
after
an
couraging.
they keep on opposite sides of the
CO., Nurserymen, Portland, Oregon.
19-8
Sheriff of said Yamhill County.
tHE CHEAT DIVIDE. Denver, Colo, , kinds done cheap.
i
Congo Oil
Cures
Lameness.
Highest of all in Leavening Power—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Bettei
Than
NEAR
DEATH’S DOUR
Pills
IiiOamiiialioii of llio Mnsys
Liver.
Congo Oil
Kills all Pain.
Price 511 ceils, C bellies $2.50. 50 cis. and SI a Louie.
GOTTOLENE
Price $1
BARGAINS!
ioqable
H
3
,A
!
Matthies Brothers,
W
’
MEALS
CITY BATHS
Confections,
Cigars.
ICE CREAM!
WILL LOGAN,
National Bank
E. J. Q’uaîey à Co
GRANITE
MONUMENTS
Began to Grow,
Ayer’s Hair Vigor
TILE FACTORY,
Truck and Dray Go.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor