with duty on both raw and refined,
foreign sugar cannot come in below
that price. The trust has bought
F.H. SARNHART.
and has on hand over 9100.000.000
PUBLISH EK AND PROPRIETOR worth of raw sugar, the price of
which will rise 40 per cent, giving at
f. <- £< H »1 i>, Istoriate Editor.
once a profit of $40,000,000. as Mr
Wilson admitted in the house The
ADVERTISING rates .
Rmding notices in local column, 10 cents per McKinley duty was ? cent flat pro
II:.. tur Hi.'. wee* and 5 cents per line thereafter. tection, designed to be the proper
JrAplav adveru-. menu, annual rates, one Inch
I-r month il. each additional inch IM cents per figure to encourage home growers
i&onth.
Obltuarv ar.d carriage notices not exceeding Under it the trust was making toe-
10 lines p’lolubed tree, if furnished in time to
he ciirient news. Aidlticnal matter P-cent-per much money, because of its monopoly
line
but the new tariff will increase the
profits
of this gigantic monopolv six
FRIDAY, AUG. 17, 1894.
to eight millions per year.
Yamhill County Reporter.
actuated by honest and patriotic
motives, in spite of the very distinct
indications that other and less cred
itable influences had a controlling
effect in the transaction.—(r/o6r-7)ew-
M en are as much the idolaters of
fashion as women, but thev sacrifice
on a different part of the altar.
Guarantees
With met} the fashion goes to club
rooms and yachting parties and wine
nernt.
suppers. In the United States the
men chew up and smoke f lW.OtM) bOti The fact that Hood - Saieapa-
AT LOW TID1 .
rilla has cured thousands ot
worth of tobacco everv year
That
others is certain!, suiiicient
The present time is certainly “low is their fashion. In London not long
reason for belief that it will
tide” with the industries and com ago a man died who started in life
cure you. It makes pure,
merce of the United States. As the with <750,000 but he ate it al! up in
rich, healthy blood, tones and
great railway strike of 1877 marked gluttonies, sending his agents to all
strengthens the nerves, and
low tide' of the great depression parts of the earth for some rare deli
builds up the whole system.
following the panic of 1873, so the cacy for the palate, sometimes one
Remember
l
plate
of
food
costing
him
$300
or
great strike of 1894 probably marks
$400
He
ate
up
his
whole
fortune
»EK-
the “low tide” of the depression
Sarsa
which had its inception in the demo and had only one guinea left with
A ny kind of a tariff bill will beat THF V GA» TRI ST VICTORIOl S
parilla
cratic triumph at the polls in 1892. j that he bought a woodcock, and had
the democratic party.
The fact that the stagnation follow it dressed in the very best style, ate
The poor old democratic congress
--------- ►
------
ed
that democratic victory, and that it, gave two hours tor digestion then
T he long experience of the demo has at last foisted upon the country
the two stand really in the relation walked out on Westminster bridge
crat» in counting votes has settled taxed sweetness for the benefit oi
of cause and effect, is extremely an and threw himcelf into the Thames
» v- » ■%> 'J.-'s
we■&
the question of the Alabama election. the trust, and have ignored the pres
and died, doing on a large scale what Re Sure to get HOOD’S and
ident s letter on the coal iron ore noying to the democratic press, and
you and 1 have often seen done on a
Onlj HOOD'S.
T he man who moves the adjourn and income tax features. The blind some of the papers of that party are small scale. But men do not abstain
endeavoring
to
cast
the
blame
still
tdowd o trilli» <ii -
» .lly picp-ii^d lu be
ment of congress now will stand bet party follower who does not see be- i
■ from millinery and elaboration of taken with Hood’s Sareiparilia -5c per box.
ter with the countrj* than any other vond the point of his nose, and who ■ further back in order to escape the J skirt through any superiority of hu
had feared that no tariff bill would odium. For instance, the Chicago
member of that body.
mility. It is only because such ap-
SUMMONS
i be passed, responds, “that’s good.” Herald talks after this fashion
: pondages would be a blockade te
“
The
expenditures
of
the
United
T he number 13 is reputed to carry ’ He confidently expects the high tide
'business. What would sashes and In tbe fireuR court of tbe state of Oregon for
w ith it ill luck. There may i»e some of prosperity to now flow in upon the States government during the last i trains three and a half yards long do tliecuunt; ot Yamhill.
Henrietta Mabel Bu b,
fiscal
year
exceeded
the
receipts
by
thing in it. The democratic tariff j country in inundating waves. The
Blainilti I
in a stock market? And vet men
v
j. Department No ?
about
$74,000,000.
There
was
this
bill was passed on that day of the other type of democrat built on the
Marion
Bu«b.
>
are the disciples of fashion just as
Defer.
Jaut
.,
deficit
under
the
McKinley
law.
Cleveland plan, must, with his lead
present mouth.
O
MarstonBusn,
the
above
named .tefendani
Some of them
If this law remains in force aud j much as women.
In the name cl th.’ state of Oregon vou are
er, conclude that this action means
berebv
required
to
apia-ar
and
annvr-i tne com
wear boots so tight they can hardly
filed against you in the above entitled suit
I t is reported that Madeline Pol “party perfidy and dishonor
The there is no further legislation to pro walk in the paths of righteousness. plaint
Iu
the
above
named-:ourt
on
or
before
Mondav,
lard will take to the stage about the , puerile and effeminate Wilson was vide revenue there will he another
the 24tli day ot tept. inter, 1894, the same being
From 75e to SI.50
.\nd
there
are
men
who
buy
expensive
thefir«t
day
otThe
next
regular
term
of
said
court
middle of October. In the language no match for Gorman. After saying large deficit this year.
following six weeks publicationot this summon
suits
of
clothes
and
never
pay
for
| and you will take notice that if you tail :o i.. up
This is a silly evasion. The “Mc
of the Episcopalians, we say, “Good ' the bill will take forty millions from
an wei aid complaint tbe plaintiff will
them, and who go through the pear ami
to the .’ourt lor the relict piavecl for in the
Lord deliver us.” *
the people and give it to the sugar Kinley law” went into operation in streets in great stripes of color like , apply
complaint, to-vit
For a decree Jissolvine the marriage contract
trust, be votes for it and then says, October, 1890. It was intended to animated checker boards.— Talmage. now
existing between plaintitf and defendant and
| for care and custody of Edmund Bu-.b, Lula
J B. W eaver has found it. con i “we hope to present and pass a bill reduce the revenues, so as to avoid
Bum an 1 Frederick Bush, minor children of
venient to change his politics again, putting sugar on the free list. The the accumulation of a “surplus,
plaintiff and defendant, and for such other r.-
ftFAl S or THE WI FE .
lief as the plaintifi may be entitled io ill .-.quit-,
and is now a democrat, and ha3 i question is now raised as to whether which was just then the bete noire
and good conscience, and for costs
Ihp summons is served by publication in the
been nominated for congress by the 1 this government is a government of of democratic demagogues and news The Wellman party has abandoned Yamnlll
Reporter, a newspaper published in “aid
82.75 to 810 per Pair
and state by six weeks' publication there
democrats of the ninth district of the zlmerican people for the Ameri papers. It did reduce the revenues its attempt to reach the north pole. county
of by order of Hon. H H Hewitt, judge of tbe
court made in the city of Aiban? conn
Iowa.
can people, or a government for the because it added largely to the num Santo, the assassin of the president aforesaid
tv of I Inn .late 01 Oregon, the — day of—■—
sugar trust, for the benefit of the ber of articles on the free list, sugar of France, was beheaded with dis 1894.
E. E. SEI.PII. Ati y for Pl'ff
T he Louisville Post raises the sugar trust, and this house will show being among them. Every one re patch yesterday.
question of Congressman Breckin the people, I doubt not, what its po calls the fall in the price of sugar as
SHERIFFS SALE
The democrats of the eighth Mis
ridge s eligibility, and shows him to sition is on that question, and the the result of this action. As we do souri district have renominated Sil
'OTICF is lierebv given that the undersigned
lie a non-resident, because Mr. senate will show the people its posi not produce enough sugar at home ver Bill Bland for congress for the
hs sheriff of Yamhill county, state of Ore
gon. b\ virtue of a writ of execution issued out
Breckinridge himself says he "has tion.” How apparent is the weak to control the price of the imported twelfth consecutive time.
of the circuit court of said Yamhill county. Ore
t»een living in hell for ten years.”
in that certain suit wherein Sidney A Bur
ness of such a course. Instead of article, a sugar duty cannot be pro The astronomers the world over gon,
nett vva, plaint id and Daniel Otis, Filancy Oti<,
his wife, and L. H. Baker and Mary Shuck were
standing out against the acceptance tective. It is merely a revenue duty,
defendants, and to enforce the decree of fare
T he death by drowning of Judge of the 634 senate amendments, and and such duties are always paid by are engaged in observing the planet closure
and order 01 sale made by said court in
Mars.
The
“
canals
'
and
bright
said suit, decreeing that the said plaintifi recover
Wiswall of Vancouver, at Clatsop thereby gaining either concession of the consumer. We did not need the
from
the
defendants Daniel Otis and Filancy
in United Stares gold coin, tne sum oi one
beach Sunday, is another warning to free sugar and saving the forty mil revenue, hence sugar was placed on specks on its surface are the mys Otis,
hundred
and seventy dollars and eighty dx
teries they are trying to fathom.
cents. (SI70.86) with interest on said sum at the
reckless ocean bathers, and a re lions to the people, or securing the the free list.
rate Of eight per cent per annum from the 28th
The relay bicycle riders carrying a day of March, 1894, and rhe further sum of $25.00
minder that though commonplace in permanency of the more beneficent
But to return to the main point.
attorneys’ fees, and the costs and disburse
comparison with the surf, the zinc McKinley bill, he votes for the rob The McKinley law produced abund message from President Cleveland as
ments taxed at $19.05, said decree having been
elven
the '28th day of March. 1894. and order
bath tub and the natatorium are at bery, and entertains the vain hope ant revenue to meet all the expendi to Governor Waite of Denver, Ing the on sale
of the following «¿escribed real
From 55c to 75c per Pair
property,
to wit
reached
that
city
at
10:30
p.
m.,
Au
least reasonably safe.
that the senate will assist them to tures of the government during the
Lots No. Two, (2) Seven (7.- and Eight (8) in
block No. Four (lj in Mrs. P. W. Chandler's Sec
make sugar free on a separate bill. fiscal years 1891,1892 and 1893. And gust 12th. The time consumed in ond
Addition to the City of McMinnville, in
Less our usual ten per cent discount for Cash
W ilson , congressman from our Mr. Wilson’s legislative course has it would have done so now. and in carving the message, a distance of Yamhill county, «tate of Oregon, per the duly
recorded plat thereof now of record in the conn
sister state on the north, is some doubtless been run, along with that definitely, had the trade conditions 2037 miles, was six days, ten hours tv recorder’s office of said county
Said writ of execution being dated August Cth,
thing of a wit
Preceding the vote of a lot of his confreres
1894. and to enforce said writ and by virtue there
Their re remained the same. But it is evident and 37 minutes, a gain of 37 hours of,
on Saturday, the 8th day of September,
on the tariff resolution he brought tirement and the adjustment of the to> even a dull intellect that if. from aud 23 minutes over the schedule 1894, I will,
at the hour of eleven o’clock a. m. of said
Are going fast at our reduced prices
day,
at
the
court house door tn McMinnville, in
time.
The
League
of
.American
down a round of applause by inno business of the country to new con any cause, the imports are largely
said county and state, sell at public auction to
highest bidder for cash in I. S. gold coin, the
cently asking the speaker if it would ditions warrant the expectation of reduced, the amount of revenue from Wheelmen is assembled in Denver the
above described real property to satisfy’ said exe
be in order before the roll was called some degree of renewed prosperity, customs will be diminished. If we this week.
cution, costs and accruing costs.
lb94.
Reuben F. Kolb's followers still Dated this ih> 7th day W of G August,
to have the president's letter read but the old fl<XKl-tide of business import, for example, one-quarter less
HENDERSON,
Sheriff
of
Yamhill
County,
Oregon.
again.
growth and activity will not fully this year than we did last year when declare that they will see him seated
return till democratic misrule shall the duties produced 1200,000 $>00 rev- as governor of Alabama at the expi
A VENGEFUL mixture of war and wholly cease to be a menace—a date I enue, it. is obvious there will be a ration of Governor Jones’ term, if [ NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE.
business is going on in California. set at about 1896.
I deficit of $50.000,000 Is it the fault blood flows in Alabama like rivers. | X^OTICE, hereby given lliat the undersigned
4’ as sheriff of Yamhill county, state ot Ore
Some employers are discharging men
of that tariff law that this deficit oc They assert that they are going to gon
by virtue oi a writ of execution issued out
who were called out in the national
control the affairs of that rtate and of the I’ircuit court of the 'ate of Oregon for
curs?
Yamhill county, in that certain suit n herein Van
guard during the late strike. This
B DeLashmutt and Lucena I. Oatman, as exec
That is exactly what happened dur propose to knock the organized dem- ■ utrix
of the last will and te: lament of H it Oat
They make no! man, deceased,
is but another evidence that the
Tfip report of the sugar trust in ing the fiscal year ended June 30, of ocracy to pieces.
were plaintiff?, and John Grant
■■teaching /s the Noblest Art but
his wife Marv Grant, and W. I Caples were
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
whole social and political fabric of vestigating committee represents 1 this year. Our imports decreased denials of plans having been formu and
defendants, and to enforce the decree of tore
the
Sorriest Trade." ....
and order of sale made l-v - aid court in
that state needs a thorough renova the happening of the expected, ; nearly one-third and a deficit of lated to set up a dual government, if closure
said suit, decrei lng that laid plaintiff- recover V0TICE . hereby given that the undersigned
tbe defendant John Grant in 1 Tilted States ■as „ -Liei.fi of Yamhill countv. stat“ of Ore
tion on the basis of brotherly love i There was never any reason to look about $74,000,000 is the result. Now, Oates cannot be ousted The leaders1 from
gold coin, tl-e sum uf itli-a "
..ith interest
under and by virtue oi a writ of executl .n
and re-pect for good government.
i tor a different result, because there what caused this decrease in our im i are still at work aud their move- thereon Horn the L uth-lay of March. A. D 1894. gon,
Thirteenth AnnuaJ
issued out of tbe circuit court of the state of Or
at tbe rate of cwut per cent per annum, and the egon,
Yamhill county, tearing date of August
!
ments
are
very
mysterious.
' W3S never any reason to’suppose ports? Nothing else but the fact
i further sum of $100 TO attorneys fees, and the 20 A. fur
D 1894, upon and to enforce tbe Judgment
costs and disbursements taxed at ?.J.4C, said de
order oi sale made by said court on the 30tb
Now that the commonweaiers are I that the committee would make an that the democratic party came into
Several days ago iu an authorized cree having teen given on the 26th dav of and
day oi March, 1894, iu that ceitain action where
Session
March,
1594,
and
ordering
the
sale
of
the
foUO
’
.v-
returning from Washington to their j earnest and thorough attempt to ob- power at the November election of i interview, Col. Thos. Fletcher, chair- lnj described real property, to-tv It
in Frank Bros Co. was plaintiff and Thomas
Geld
a
rd
was
defendant,
in
which
it
was
adjudged
Situate tn Yamhill county, state 01 Oregon, that tbe sa.d plaintiff. Frank Eros. Co., recover
several starting points, without any I tain the facts. A great deal of testi 1892
And why?
Because that ! man of the people s party of Ar- and
beginning at the southwest cornet of the E.
tbe defendant Thomas Geidard, in U. 3.
bills from congress authorizing road mony has been taken, but it is party has for years been demanding j kansas, stated that he was in pos- G Edson donation land claim Mo. 58, Notification from
coin, the principal sum of $88.42. and inter
126G, in township four [4] south, range four [4] gold
est
thereon
the rate of ten per rent per annum
building or granting $50 per capita, mostly of the kind that stops where a low tariff, a “tariff for revenue I session of information that would west of the Willamette meridian in said county from the :• 'th at da--
of March, 1894, and the sum of
and state; thence north on the west line ol ■‘aid SII.O j attorneys fees
the costs and disburse
they must be wondering why they the trail begins to be fresh. The only.
variation 21 degrees ea,t twenty-nine ments taxed at $26.10. and
Every manufacturer, every , unquestionably prevent the inaugu- I claim
and for accruing costs, and
chains to the northwest corner ot tra.t from ordering the saie of the
hereinafter described
were not all sent to the fool house accused parties, aud many not ac importer every wholesale merchant, I ration of Jas. P. Clarke, the demo [29]
which an oak 3 inchts in diameter tears north reai property e.ttached in said
action on the 19th
"0 degrees and 40 minutes ea-t -1.59 links, thence dav of Xlar-in, 1894, to obtain lands
years ago
Like the great strike, cused, were summoned one after : every retailer, understood what that cratic candidate for governor, in case tbe
pay the
following bearings an l directions, to-wit several sums of inonev above stated, to
and accru
Oregon
Monmouth,
Thence
sontfi
6$
degrees
east
5.93
chain-,
thence
their experience will not be without another, and their pleas of not | would mean. It meant that there he should be elected next month. It south 61 degrees east 9.89’ehaito thence south ing costs
.»•
,f»,r
And
whereas,
on
the
19th
day
ot
March,
1894.
ÜJ.
its lesson, in that it will teach them guilty accepted as conclusive proof ! would be a large increase in the im is alleged that under the constitution i 23 degreesand 30 minute« east u 7. chains: them ■ ff I Warren, rhe duly qualified and acting
, “Outh 15 degrees east
chain then e south
sheriff of Yambiii county, Oregon, at that tim“,
that no small body of discontented i in the case. There is nothing to portation of goods; that, as these he is ineligible because he rent a | degrees and 7.0 minutes west r 2 chain“ thence ; duly
A Tiain-ng School for Teacher«. Tbeorvand Practice combined
levied upon and attached. In '■aid action,
south 1 degree and SO minutes west . 44 chains, i the following
■ trong Professional Course and well equipped, Model -ebuo)
described real property l-.rlcugir.;
men can dictate to a government of, show that plain clews were followed i goods are made with cheaper labor challenge to fight a duel several thence south 15 degree« est4
chains thence ' to the defendant Thomas Geldard, to-wlt
thorough Preparatory and Academic Cour<ie‘ Normal. Advanced Normal, Business. Music
, north 72 degree- U’ st 10 1? chains, thenee south 1 Tire south half of the nonheaa quarter and tbe and Art Departments.
for and by the people, and at the up in a capable and resolute way, or than ours, there would have to be a j years ago Gen Clarke’s friends ad- I 00 degree- and 39 minutes west 2 4.chains to the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
Light Expenses Board and louglne, bockr. and tuition not above 81-0 per veai
I place of beginning, containing 40.13 acres of land
ibe town ot Monmouth ba i a teautlriil and healthlul location In the very heart oi tbe Wil
ibree*4] township tv.o [2] south ranee five
same time spoil the capitol grass.
that suspicious circumstances were re-arrangement of our productive I mit that he once sent a challenge to I as per county survey No. 11;.', as made by C. E tion
we d of tbe Willamette meridian tn I anthill lamette valley, twelve miles southwest of toe state capital It ba» no saloon'
Branson, countv surveyor of said Yamhill cou:: [5]
county
,
-tare
of
Oregon,
and
containing
lvOacr.
s
pushed to a definite aud satisfactory j industries upon a lower level of ' P D. McColloch, the present con ty,
and ns recorded st i age 192 of Bcok "E of Also the northwest quarter of the northwe t
The Normal School Diploma entitles one to teach in any county in th
records of sur eyc for said Yamhill county
T o - day is the day set by Professor explanation. The methods employed ; wages, in order that we might pro gressman from the first Arkansas i the Now
quarter of section three [31 township two (2j State without further examiuatiou.
therefore, by virtue of said execution,
of the Willamette mer
and order ot ee ;‘ an i in pur’uance of •nth range si:» [61 40 west,
Falb, the renowned “earthquake to ascertain the truth concerning al-: duce more cheaply.
acres in Yamhill county,
district, to fight a duel but the judgment
Graduate-, command good positions.
the commands of said writ, I will, on Saturday, idian, of containing
Oregon
sharp,” for the great tidal wave to leged corrupt or improper proceed The importers and merchants saw meeting did not take place on account the 8th day of September, 1894, at the hour of one state
Expenses Tuition per term of ten weeks. Normal, 46 25; Snb-Normal,
Commeroial $6 2
Now therefore, by virtue of said execution,
Board and lodging—board at Normal Dining Hall si 75 per week furulsLed rooms, with tii.
o'clock p m. of said day. st tbe court house door Judgment
and order of sale, and in pursuance of and light,
visit New York city and advance up ings were calculated to defeat that that it was not wise to import duti of the refusal of Mr. McColloch to in McMinnville, Yamhili countv, Oregon, sell at the commands
from
11
to
fl.W
per
week
unfurnished
rooms
50c
per
week.
Board
and
i-idglng tn private
of said writ. I will, on Saturday, families from $3 to $3.50 per week
»er
auction to tne highest bidder for cash in the ith day ot September.
1894,
at
tbe
hour
of
one
the Hudson river
Violent shocks purpose by providing ample oppor able goods except as they were de fight. Clarke was never convicted | public
hand, the above described reai property, to satis o'clock p. tn of said day at tbe court house door
Vitality and growth have always characterized tbe work nf tbe normal. The coming year
fy
said
execution,
costs
and
accruing
cu
’
t-
promlies
to
be
one
of
the
best
in
its
history
Catalogues
cheerfully
sent
on
application
Addre
have occurred In the vicinity of Con tunity for concealment. As usual in manded for immediate sale, for a I of the offense, hence it Is believed he { Dated this tbe ’th dav of Auvust, 1894.
in McMinnville, Y’amblll countv, Oregon, tell
-ubject to redemption at public auction, to the
'
W
G
HENDERSON.
stantinople in the past few weeks, such investigations, the line of ac change in the tariff might not only is not disqualified.
P. L. CAMPBELL, President, or H'. A. WANN, Sesmtary uf l icuiiy.
highest bidder l^r cath ir. hand, tbe above de
Sheriff of «»id Y’amblil County.
scribed reai property, to satisfy told judgment,
that were predicted by him. It tion was so adjusted as to introduce wipe out all possible profit but sub
costs
and
e-crulnp
costs
New Jersey still enforces its law
Dated this the .th dav of August, 1894
would be entirely in keeping with an abundance of irrelevant matter ject them to positive loss. Hence
W. O HENDEH8ON,
against scolding women. Last week |
Sheriff of said Yamhill County.
the calamitous character of the year and keep the essential points out of our imports fell off, for the general
the Circuit Court of tbe State of Oregon for
I at Hackensack, Justice Cuming fined ' N Yamhill
County.
if New York should have this ex ! sight. There is no doubt in the stagnation and curtailment of trade,
W. PFBABEK. rilintiff
,
J Mrs. Maggie Smith for language ad
NOTICE of sheriffs sale
vs
perience, but we would be less sur public mind as to the fact that of which this was a part, also cur
dressed to Miss Mary Soper The MAGGIE FRASER, Defendant.)
Realizing the Closeness
prised should It come to Washing fortunes were made by speculators tailed the ability of the people to buy,
Io Magtle Fra er, the above named detendant
’OTICE i- hereby given that the undersigned
Sopers had rented a lot of land to In tbe name of the “late At Oregon, you are here ■V
x.x a' i-beilttof iamhill county, stute oi Ore
of
the Times are mak
ton. if congress continues to sit.
upon advance«information furnished | and there was not so large a demand Mrs. Smith's husband, and when by notified and required to appear and an. ..er gon, under and by virtue of a writ of execution
the complaint tiled againet yon in the above iBsued out of thecircuit court of tbe state of Or- I
ing
Prices on
------ --
by democratic senators, and that for foreign goods as there was in
named court, by tbe first day of the term follow egon for Y’amblil county, bearing date of Aug-i
tbe expiration of the time prescribed in the ' ust 2d, A D. 1891, upon and to enforce fbe Judg- j
W e cheerfully announce, for the certain of those senators were large prosperous times. So our imports , Miss Soper set a man to work cutting ing
order tor tne publication of this summons to-wlt ment aud order ot sale made bv said court on
benefit of the Oregon institute for gainers in the matter, but the com were cut down almost a third, and haj’ on an adjoining piece of meadow Monday, September 2ith, A. D. Ii94. and if you tbe 21 th day oi March, 1894. in that certain ac
tail so to appear or answer, tor want thereof ibe tion wherein the Norwegian Plow Company a
the
defendant
came
out
and
claimed
,
the blind, at Salem, audits prospect mittee was not looking for such in i the revenue from the customs were
plaintiff will apply to the court tor tile relief corporation, was plaintiff, and R. Reed and wil
i-raved for tn the complaint herein, to-wlt a liam Hall were detendanis. in which it was ad
that
it
belonged
to
her
husband.
ive patrons, that that institution formation, and so did not find it. reduced in like proportion.
decree diasolringthe marriage c^mract now ex-
that the said plaintiff, tbe Norwegian
/Among the expressions used were isting between the plaintifi and the defendant, judged
Plow Company, a corporation, recover from the
will open October 1st, in the new
for s.icbothar and further relief ai mav te defendants B. Reed and William Ha’J, in I'. 3
There are some things of a damag The manufacturers all saw, too, “Shut up your mouth, you brazen and
TO CORRESPOND
meet in the premise s.
gold coin, the principal sum of $99.41 and inter
building. The circular states that ing kind in the report, however, that to buj' raw material and to
Tills summon» is ?erved by publication thereof est thereon from March 27th, 1894, at the rate of
!
hussy'
”
“
Why
are
you
stealing
our
for
six
weeks,
by
order
ol
Hon.
T
a
Stephen
“the well-founded criticisms that which could not be suppressed. It work it up into goods for future sales
lffper cent per annum, and the further sum oi
Judge of the circuit court fur tbe 4lh judicial ul- $1 j . v «1 attorneys' fees and the costs and disburse
have been spread abroad by visitors is stated, for instance, that Secre would inevitably subject them to hay!” “If you don’t keep j’our trlct, made August 9tb A. D. 1894.
ment taxed at $37.05, ami for accruing coats, and
•INO. J. 2PENCER,
ordering tbe sale of the hereinafter described
and the press concerning the illy ap tary Carlisle drafted a sugar sched loss. So mills and factories curtailed mouth shut, I II knock it shut!” and !
Attorney for Plaintiff
leal property, attached in «aid action on thelMh
day of March, 1694, to obtain fund- to pav the
pointed quarters of this school here ule which was favorable to the trust, production one after another, the “I'll fix you!” She also threatened!
several
sums of money ateve stated ana accru
ing costs.
tofore are all removed now. The and that the schedule finally agreed stocks of goods on hand were reduced plaintiff with a stick. The justice
si HHO\S.
And
ubereas,
on the 15tb dav of March, 1394,
W. L. Warren, the duly qualified and acting
grounds beautifully shaded by oak upon was of the same character In as fast as a market could be found ' thought it was worth ten dollars to
PRICES
N the C ircuit Court of the State of Oregon tor shtrifl’of Yamhill county, Oregon, at that time,
I
use
such
language,
and
the
offending,
trees, are located in a quiet part of other words, it appears that the for them; manufacturing was cur
Yamhill County.
duly levlevl upon and attached, in said action,'
the following described real propertv belonging
Plaintiff.)
On Outfits for New
Salem, away from railroads and administration, as represented • by tailed to production for immediate woman bows to Jersey justice. Un ( HFIIIE L. TOLSON.
to the defendant R. Reed, to-wit
vs.
Housekeepers. . . .
der
an
older
but
now
obsolete
lav.
An undivided one-halt interest in llie follow
C.
P.
TOLSON,
Defendant.
)
factories.
Walks for independent Mr. Carlisle, took a special interest consumption; and the result of all
ing Commencing at the southwest corner of the
To C. P. Tolson the above named defendant
she
would
have
been
subjected
to
a
north
half
of
the
northwest
quarter
ot
section
two
In
the
name
of
the
state
of
Oregon,
you
are
exercise will be built around the in the sugar matter, and that its this preparation for the conditions
hereby notified and required to appear and 2> in township three iilisouth. range live (,'.i west
answer the complaint tiled against you in the of tbe W illamette meridian, running thence
campus. Parents can no more ex recommendations were in perfect 1 that will rule under a low tariff we ducking in the horse-pond.
above named court by the first day of the term north thirty tLujrods. thenee east thirty ?o> rods ' S. WILSON.
W. G. HENDERSON.
following the expiration of the time prescribed thence south twenty-one (21) rods, aiid thence I
cuse themselves for not sending accord with the wishes of the trust. i are all familiar with. We see it in
in the order for the publication ot this summons, west twenty-four (?4i rods to the place of begin-1
Salem
has
wrested
the
Keeley
cure
their children to this school' if mis This does not legally prove that the the condition of things in the in
to wit Monday, September, 24th, A. D. 1894, and niug conta.rdng four acres more or less, and be
from Forest Grove. To get plenty of if you fall so to appear or answer, for want there ing u part ot the homestead claim of Wm. Hall
fortune or accident has deprived trust was given the protection and dustrial and commercial world to business an institution to unmake of the plaintiff will apply to the court for relief an! situate in Yamhill count;.-, Hate of Oregon.
prayed for in the complaint herein, to wit A de
Also the following described real propert-.- be- :
such children of getting an education advantage that it desired, or de day.
dissolving the marrifige contract now exist longing to tbe defendant William Hall towit
drunkards should be located in a drunk cree
ing
between
the
plaintlit
and
the
defendant
and
The
north half of the northwest quarter of sec- |
m the schools for the seeing. While manded, in return for its large con We believe the process of discount ard-making town.
changing the name of the plaintiff to her maiden lion two [2] township three [3] south of range!
name,
to
wit.
Hattie
Lawson,
and
for
nu^h
other
live
[51
west of tbe Willamette meridian, except ;
(Third Street., between E and F.)
many other states have larger tribution to the democratic campaign ing the effects of democratic tariff
and further relief as may be meet in the premises. therefrom four acres deeded to Annie Reed in I
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
This summons 15 served by the publication Vol. 24, page 289, records of Yamhill county, Or I
schools, none are more conveniently fund of 1892; but certainlj’ the co I legislation is about complete. We
thereof for six week?, by order of Hon. Geo. H. egon, rontalnlna 78.62 acres.
WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors
and pleasantly located than ours.” incidence raises a strong presump regard it as certain that the tariff by local applications as they cannot reach Burnett, judee of said court, made August 9th A. Now therefore' by virtue of said execution
"
JN’O J 3PCNCEB,
the diseased portion of the ear. There is D. Ic94.
judgment and order of sale, and in r.ursuance oi
Everything is free; parents furnish tion to that effect. If there was not bill now in conference will be enacted only one way to cure deafness, and that
Attorney for Plaintiff.
tbe commands oi said writ. I will, on Saturday
S. WILSON. manager.
i
the 8th day of September, 1894, at the hour of on<
clothes and traveling expenses only. a bargain of that kind, then the ' into law within a very short period. is by constitutional remedies. Deafness j
o clock p. m oi said day. at the court bouse door
in McMinnville, Yamhill countv Oregon cel!
Every afflicted person of this class, democratic senators, with the ap- That will marl: the line to which our is caused by an inflamed condition of the
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subject to redemption, at public auction, to the
lining of the Eustachian tube.
u
bl4“'!r for_cash iu
in ueiuQ,
band, me
tbe »Dove
abovi de- i
blind or semi-blind, in the state, is j proval, if not at the instance, of the industries must accommodate them mucous
When this tube is inflamed you have a
scribed real property, to satisfy said judgment
‘
ov - v &»C0.
L1UIDCD
UVUBy,
Oil I II. VU
Everything ua
first-class.
Horses WMUCU
boarded bv
day, WeOK
week OT
or IU
month.
Commercial
1 costs cnH
and accruing cost-.
entitled to the privileges of this in administration, made the trust a selves. Then improvement will be rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, ’ *
Dated this the th da- c.f August l»Eq
I Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call.
and
wheu
it
is
entirely
closed,
<iealnese
t titution nine months of each vear, valuable present at the cost of the gin . For a year stocks of manu
I Third St. 1 door W.
_ W. G. HENDERSON,
is the result, and unless the inflamma
Sheriff of 'Aid Yamhill Count
from the age of six to 36 years.
government and the people as an act factured goods have been decreasing tion can be taken out and this tube re of Darns & Daniels
and there is less on hand than for stored to its normal condition, hearing
!1
I of generosity. When the affair is years As soon as the tariff bill be ‘ will be destroyed forever ; nine cases out'
Notice of Final Settlement
Two million» per month is figured looked at from any point of view it comes a law, manufacturing will im I of ten are caused by catarrh, which is '
'V’OTICE is hereby given that W. 3 Hatch, the
as the profit the sugar trust will has an ugly aspect. The trust got prove, for a new stock will be manu nothing but an inflamed condition of the
-p exic?or/;flh^e£ute of suerman Hatch
Rest 26c Itleal tn City.
mucous
surfaces.
deceased
nas filed his final account as such exec ;
realize on the operation of the new what it desired let the explanation factured: imports will increase and We will give One Hundred Dollars for
utor in the county court tor \arnhtll countv
Mice
Frails,
Conlectlons.
Nats
aud
Ciiari
the
tide
begin
to
rise.
Hence
we
Oregon.
and
saiu court ha? .set Saturday Ser/
tariff. The country eousumes 3,200,- be what it may It is for those who
any case of Deafness ' caused by catarrh
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tembertLh,
I594,
at the
of XOo'clock’a ' m
pa
trio Umeto
time tn
Kaa*
e.l/l hour
ai — _i
000,000 pounds of sugar per year. thus favored a gigantic and grasp believe the country has reached “low that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
astbe
hear
Mid
final
account,
and . v of * 1 I
ICE
CREAM!
OOt
t
An
a
’
».oratn
anrl
»V,
.,..1
_____
tide,” and that improvement is
Send for circulars, free
The trust will add from 1 to 1* cents ing monopoly to convince the certain in the near future.— Toledo i I Cure. F.
J. C heney & Co., Toledo, O,
Lemonade, Soda Pop, Etc.
9. HATCH,
to the pHce of every pound, because country, if they can. that they were Blade.
£W””old by Druggists, 75c.
Board by the Day er Week.
Executor.
The Past
The Future
ANOTHER STRIKE
DECLARED !
Debs not in it !
APPERSON has Struck on the Price
of Blankets.
T
Harvest Gloves
N
Gloves for Hop Picking
Sf/He
Normal
Schoo!
BURNS & DANIELS
I
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
I
C ity S tables ,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
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