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« — LOCAL NEWS. Cut in footwear at F. Dielacbneider’s. See and bear Joan of Arc—10c. Go to Dr. G. 8. Wright for fine dental work. tf Don t fai Ito see the Merchants Carnival on the evenings of the 2let and 22nd. The young folks are talking of a drama for the holidays, to be given for the ben efit of Prof. Toney’s orchestra. Go to Hogg’s Excelsior stndio for your photos. No stairs to climb. Mr». John G. Wright of Salem has been visiting her son. Dr. Wright, this week. A large line of fashionable dress goods, from 40 cents to 65 cents all reduced to 23 cents per yard. Connty warrants tak- ken at their face. R. J acobson . Mrs. C. R. Cook has been very- ill this week from inflammation of the bowels. Some exceedingly new and pretty de signs in jewelry and silverware, etc. are being shown in the new and elegant stock of W’m. F. Dielscbneider, the jeweler. J. R. Forrest of Whestland was in the citv Saturday, making final settlement of the estate of Benj. Antrim, deceased, of which he is administrator. Some pretty cards and booklets for Christman at the Japanese Bazaar. 2 Autumn weather brings up thoughts of doughnuts. Nice fresh ones can be had at Kuns’ bakery. After an absence of a couple years, C.‘ Herbert, the freecoer, has returned from New York city. He will probably re main here. Dr. Lowe goes south the last of the month. See him at once in Dr. Wright’s dental office. Eyes tested free for glasses. Henry Clark, who now resides at Smithfield, Polk county, was in town this week. He is trying his hand at farming, and has in 200 acres in grain. The ladies’ guild of the Episcopal church will give a “coffee” at the resi dence of W. B. Gilson on Friday even ing, December 28th. Refreshments will be served at 10 cents. All are invited. It is always a good day when Uncle Doc. Sitton is in town, He io jovial with the boys, old and young, and his good nature is epidemic. The Woman’s Relief Corps is preparing an entertainment to be given about the middle of January. “The Milk Maid's Convention” they will call it. • A Yambill farmer who was unloading a fine lot of hogs at Matthies Bros.’, the other day, remarked to the writer that those same pigs were fattened on a diet of wheat and oats, and that it had netted him just seventy-five cents a bushel. The county court at its last session or dered the sheriff to levy on all property delinquent for taxes of 1893, and he is doing so m expeditiously as possible. Notwithstanding the hard times, the list is as small as it ever was before the de linquent levy. Gold spectacles wonid make a most acceptable Christmas present. Dr. Lowe has them. G. B. Tucker of University Park was in the city on business Wednesday. The Baptist Sunday school will have a Christmas tree. The school, church and congregation will join to make a success. John Kingery has rented the Handley property adjoining the creamery, and will become a resident of McMinnville about January 1st. The greater part of the feminine beauty of the city is engaged in preparing for that carnival. It will be a success. See program elsewhere. Rev. D. L. Edwards, professor in Port land University, will preach in the M. E. church next Sunday morning and evening. Subject Sunday evening es pecially interesting to young people. Superintendent Baker authorizes the statement that owing to arrangements in so many other quarters to celebrate Christmas, the public schools will not offer a program this year. The little steamer, Hattie Bell, the property of the O. R. a N. Co., came up the river Wednesday. The company ex pect to make daily trips with this boat to McMinnville as long as the water is high enough. She will be kept on the Yam hill, and her freight transferred to larger veeeele at the mouth of the river. Her captain has secured the contract from M. B. Hendrix to ship the 30,000 bushels of grain stored in the Grange warehouse. The vessel has a capacity of from 80 to 100 tons. Otficar« Calar*. Election of officers has been the pro- gram the past week in a good many lodges of the city. The following were chosen Friday evening: TAYLOR CHAPTER NO 16, R. A. M. John Redmond, H. P.; J. E. Durham, K.; P. D. Glenn, scribe; C. H. Flem ing, C. H.; H. L. Heath. P. 8.; W. 8. Link, R. A. C.; W. H. Durham, G. M. 3d V.; F. W. Fenton, G. M. 2d V.; E. C. Walker. G. M. 1st V.; E C. Apper- son, treasurer ; R. L. Conner, secretary ; W. L. Warren, sentinel. CHARITY LODGE NO. 7, A. O. U. W. H. C. Burns, M. W.; J. G. Eckman, foreman; John F. Derby, overseer; E. C. Walker, financier; W. L. Warren, re ceiver; Henry Fletcher, guide; J. D. Baker, recorder and medical examiner; E. F. Sutherland, I. W.; Chas. Grissen, O. W,; R. Nelson, trustee. UNION LODGE NO. 43, A. T. <* A. M. Elected Saturday evening John Red mond, M.; W. S. Link, S. W.; R. L. Conner, J. W.; W. H. Durham, Sec. Jacob Wortman, Treas.; J. W Hobbs, tyler ; C. H. McKinney, S. D.; M. D. L. Rhodes, J. D.; Thos. Rogers. S. S.; F. W. Spencer, J. S. CUSTER PO8T KO. 9, Q. A. R PROGRAM COCNTÏ COnMlSSIONIERS. FBO.H THE COUNTY PRESS. one ticket in the field and it was j Deafness Cannot Be Cured 20 per cent 20 per cent elected. The following is the ticket! by local applications as they cannot reach Of the merchants’ •carnival to be held the diseased portion of the ear. There is DECEMBER TERM. Dayton Herald. that carried the day: Mayor, D. C. only one way to cure deafness, and that on the 21st and 22d insts.: In the matter of furnishing wood for L. Londenhausen evaporated over Colman; recorder, P. M. Churchman; is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Overture, orchestra. the court house of Yamhill county for 7000 pounds of apples this fall. He treasurer, J. M. Chapman; marshal, is caused by an inflamed condition of the Grand march. 1895—30 cords of old fir and 30 cords of has sold nearly half this amount. John James, Jr.; councilmen, north mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Solo, J. G. Eckman. • When this tube is inflamed you have a oak grub wood cut in two twice and The remaiuder he will hold until later Company A—Drill. ward, F. B. Churchman, H. H. rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, i and when it is entirely closed, deafness Piano duet. Litta and Josie Jacobson. ricked up in basement of court house on in the season. Graves; south ward, Geo. W. Bibee. is the result, and unless the inflamma or before October 1st, 1895. Ordered Company B—March. David Kelly and family arrived The council will stand as follows: tion can be taken out and this tube re AT that bids be called, for to be read on Solo. Edith Manning. to its normal condition, hearing here on Monday, from Lexington, Holdovers, R. L. Churchman, (Neely stored Wednesday of the January term. Company C—March. will be destroyed forever; nine cases out In matter of cross laying road near Nebraska. Mr. Kelly started from or McLaughlin to be decided by lot) : of ten are caused by catarrh, which is Solo. Grace Riley. Fred Sitton’s. Ordered that the county Lexington overland with his family, H. G. Guild; H. H. Graves, F. B. nothing but an inflamed condition of the Music. Orchestra. mucous surfaces. 1. A J Apperson, Myrtie Apperson. pay »1 per hundred for the corduroy not on the 19th of July, and came all the Churchman and Geo. W. Bibee. We will give One Hundred Dollars for 2. Wallace 4 Walker, Myrtle Hen to exceed 1500, provided the citizens will way by team—as in old pioneer days. any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) place and be at all other expense in He likes this country and expects derson. that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh A Herald of the Infant Year. Cure. Send for circulars, free. making said road. To be done and ac 3. J P Irvine, Clara Irvine. Clip the last thirty years or more from to make his home in Dayton. _ F. J. C heney 4 Co., Toledo, O. 4. J W Cowls, Mrs Clyde Apperson. cepted by the supervisor of that district. the century, and the segment will repre £#“Sold by Druggists, 75c. About a month ago John Crawford In matter of road petition of W. C. 5. Dr. Nelson, Grace Riley. sent the term of the unbounded popular Wolfe and others and damages on the and wife of Newberg, who formerly ity of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The 6. Wade 4 Co, Lucy Miller. Xlcninnville Produce Market. 7. Ramsey A Fenton, Christine Carl- same allowed in September, 1894, term. lived on Dayton prairie, went to opening of the year 1895 will be signal Reported by L. E. Walker. Ordered that said road be and the super California for the benefit of their ized by the appearance of a fresh alma Oats......... ................ . son. 18@20 )o not miss the opportunity offered by the 20 per cent discount visor of said district No. 15 is hereby health. On Friday last, Nov. 30th, nac of the Bitters, in which the uses, der Butter....................... 8. Dr. Clark, Nena Nicklin. 35@40 sale, as it will only li6t until January 1st. 9. Elsie Wright, Mrs Ambie Griffith. ordered to open the same. Mrs. Crawford died at Los Angeles. ivation and action of this world-famous Eggs........................... .. 20@25c In matter of official bond of J. W. The remains were brought to Salem medicine will be lucidly set forth. Ev Chickens................... 10. Mr. and Mrs. Unruh, Frances »1 50@300 Bones, county assessor. Ordered that Mann 8c a #> on Tuesday, Dec. 4, and buried in erybody should read it. The calendar Turkeys.................... 11. Will Dielschneider, Mattie Diel- same be approved. Messrs. Mulkey and Rural cemetery in that city. De and astronomical calculations to be found Ducks......................... .. »3(«»3.50 Graves are bondsmen. Schneider. in this brochure are always astonishingly Potatoes................... 25 In matter of supplies for Denny family ceased has many relatives living in accurate, and the statistics, illustrations, Dressed Hogs........... 12. Gates & Henry, Hallie Eaker. 5c Her maiden name -was Sav- Salem, of Amity. Ordered that J. J. Henderson 13. Chas. Grissen, Alta Booth. humor and other reading matter rich in Veal.......................... . 4 be and is hereby authorized to furnish age. 14. Capt Harris, Nelle Cooper. interest and full of profit. The Hostet Baled hay, timothy.. »10 15. Burns 4 Daniels, Dotha Daniels. said family with supplies as his judg ter Company, of Pittsburgh, Pa., publish cheat ............... »7 Newberg Graphic. ll 16 Yamhill Connty Reporter, May ment dictates. it themselves. They employ more than oats................... »7 Some time during last winter Al CLAIMS ALLOWED. Barnhart. sixty bands in the mechanical work, and RETAIL MARKET. fred Moore put an apple away in his Rogers Bros, mdse, claimed »7.85 17. Howorth 4 Co, Clara Den tel. more than eleven months in the year are Baled Straw......................... $6 allowed ...................................... » 7.10 trunk to see if it would keep until consumed in its preparation. It can be 18. Telephone-Register, Annie Nich- Mixed Chop ............................ »16 6.85 4th of July. The apple was forgotten obtained, without cost, of all druggists R L Harris mdse oi. »18 1.20 until one day this week when it was and country dealers, and is printed in Wheat Chop............................ A E McKern express 19. Dr. Vial, Cassa Berry. Shorts ....................................... »16 3.80 found to be still sound, but on being English, German, French, Welsh, Nor 20. A E McKern, Mrs A E McKern. M J Clark rebate taxes................ Middlings.............................. . »18 11.50 Chas Taylon ditching 21. C M Weed, Edith Seitters. 1.70 exposed to light and air it soon wegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian Bran............................ ............ »14 O & C R R rebate taxes ............. 22. Millsap 4 Cook, Maggie Howell. and Spanish. L. E. Walker will buy all your pro- 11.45 turned black. B M Daniel blacksmithing 23. CD Johnson, Mrs Mary GleDn. duce, paying the highest pr ’ irice in cash 31.50 Examining Board, teachers Mrs. Mitchell, the wife of Chas. A«toria’« Prospect. the market will justify. Hi le will sell 24. F M York, Emma Green. 51.60 Mitchell who resides a mile north J B Stilwell salary supt ................ 25. Rogers Bros, Edith Manning. On Saturday last the signature of you flour, feed, hay, oats, field and gar 7.00 west of Newberg, died suddenly den seeds as cheap as any other dealer. H L Heath blanks ....................... 26. J E Magers, Ida Pagenkopf. A. B. Hammond, of Missoula, Mont., D street south of First National Bank. Holidays will soon be on hand and what could Ella R Leoper boarding indigent 12.00 Wednesday night at two o’clock. 27. Marshal Neal, Lutie Neal. was attached to a contract to build a He also carries a lull line of Graham in 60.00 Portland hospital “ 28. Wilson & Henderson, Edith Hogg. you better get as a present for your dear husband or The deceased had a spell of sickness railroad from Astoria to a connection small sacks, buckwheat, corn meal, Wardle Bros blacksmithing......... 29.70 wheatlets, etc. Nursery stock a specialty. 29. Mr. Fletcher, Mary Hutchings. two weeks ago but seemingly had with the Northern Pacific at Goble. 6.35 son than a good suit of clothes, a nice hat, or a pair 30. City Council, Mrs. Fannie Mc- C Grissen stationery..................... 10.95 about recovered. On Wednesday The 21 members of the subsidy com B F Blood blacksmithing Kinney. of good shoes at the above discount sale. she felt rather badly, but no alarm mittee affixed their signatures to a Jas Fletcher witness State vs 31. Mr. White, Annie Martin. 8.00 was felt in the family until in the contract which gives to Mr. Ham When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, Briggs......................................... 32. Kay 4 Todd, Allie Link. 3.90 night,when she was taken worse sud mond the magnificent land subsidy When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, F W Redmond mdse for poor 33. Jacob Wortman, Ethel Link. 1.10 denly and died in a few minutes. Little & Smith lumber ................. that has been subscribed by citizens, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, 34. Kratz Mill, Ada Allen. Salaries clerk, recorder and sher 35. Mr. Dielschneider, Ina Stilwell. Dave Lamb is home from his trip and which is valued at over a million When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, 150.00 iff ’ s deputies ............................. 36. Company B, Mrs Susie Talmage to the mines and is much elated over dollars. The terms of the contract 185.95 Sheriff Henderson salary 37. R Jacobson, Litta Jacobson. the outlook. He took samples of with Mr. Hammond are in substance 116.65 38. Mr. Sutherland, Grace Suther- Recorder Harris salary Come to Jacobson’s store and buy for your Blank Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, Real Clerk McKern salary.................... 151.35 the ore to Portland and had an assay as follows: That he build a single land. made which proved much more satis track railroad from a connection Estate Mortgages, etc., always on sale at I N Collard janitor....................... 20.00 beloved wife and daughter a present of a nice 39. C A Wallace, Lora Smith. tf T W Smith boarding indigent.... 10.00 factory than he anticipated. The with the Seashore road at Astoria, this office. 40. L E Walker, Mattie Fink. piece of dress goods, a trimmed hat, or a nice cloak. J F Byers lumber 2 bills.............. 33.92 boys*are becoming more and more thence along the south bank of the Leave your order for a good, fat chick 41. D A Smith, Valeria Patty. 50.00 J C Pennington salary.................. couvinced that there are millions in Columbia river to a point on the en, dressed for Sunday dinner. D street 42. Mr. Anstine, Minnie Howell. 7.50 it. Their friends are hoping that Northern Pacific or some other road market. Frank Wright, hauling lumber. 43. Matthies Bros, Irene Rummel. St Vincent’s hospital care Strohm 61.00 the half has never been told with running into Portland, at or near L. E. Walker is paying highest market 44. O O Hodson, Jessie Lindgren. J C McCrea, hauling gravel......... 16.50 reference to the richness of the mine. Goble in Columbia county, said rail price for hides, pelts and tallow. 45. Postoffice, Phoebe Keen. 3.50 This stock of goods Bremer & Boiven nails................. 46. A M Peery, Leona Rummel. road to be completed by October 30, “Dressmaking” signs 25c ready printed 4.00 Christ Loder bridgework. ........... North Yamhill Record. 47. Rhodes 4 Rhodes, Pearl Bogue. at this office. 1896. Nichols & Gabriel aid for Mrs. The North Yamhill Land Company 48. W T Vinton, Mrs W T Vinton. The contract binds Mr. Hammond 10.50 OtR CUBBING LIST. Wood........................................... 49 P D Glenn, Lizzie Davis. sold C. B. Mann a lot in Hauswirth’s to commence work not later than 28.50 Jesse Kays county work .............. 50. Mark Sisters, Estella Redmond. addition last Saturday. April 1, 1895, and thereafter to spend We have special arrangements with 19.97 S Wigle fill and corduroy work. 51. Chas Fleming, Jennie Sharp. The young folks of our city are not less than »50,000 per month un the following leading publications, 27.25 S Wigle fill work in October......... 52. Jones 4 Adams, Laura Miller. whereby we are able to offer them in And we invoice right after New Years. busily engaged in arranging for the 145.50 til the work is finished. F M York clerical work 53. Broom Factory, Rose Davis. connection with our own at exceedingly Christmas tree. An excellent pro It is thought, however, that work City of McMinnville water and 54. W H Kune, Josie Jacobson. low rates, as follows: Th^ R eporter lights........................................... 14.95 gram is being prepared. will be started in thirty days. When and 55. Stout 4 Daniels’ Mill, Mrs. Har Wallace 4 Walker aid for indigent 4.70 vey Bogue. A. Brisbine has rented his meat completed, it is estimated the road Weekly Inter Ocean................... ",...... $1.35 74.07 Howell Bros lumber.... 56. Mrs. Morris, Mabel Hopkins. will have cost over two million dol St. Louis Globe-Democrat, semi weekly.........L75 market in this city to J. T. Fouts, of 7.50 Geo Wills hauling lumber ,’V r Northwest, Portland, semi-monthly... 1.25 57. Will Logan, Mabel Baker. Carlton, who will in the future con lars. Mr. Hammond practically ♦Rural New York Tribune, weekly............................ 1.25 58. Calbreath 4 Goucher, (prune or- ZJ Imus work on Hess creek Respectfully Yours, closed the purchase of the Seashore »The Rural Northwest is the brightest, '(ridge .. ....................................... 20.30 duct the business. Mr. Brisbine chard) Helen Calbreath. 3.61 will remain in charge of the shop as railroad, the line running from Asto the most practical and useful publication Bernhard Groth spikes and bolts I 59. R. Nelson, Kate Jones. ria to Seaside. It is understood on the coast for farmers, dairymen and 66.65 an employe of Mr. Fouts. J E Magers salary judge 60. Sheriff Henderson, Mrs Ella Dur- that the price paid was 55,000 dol ■ 4.50 ■S J Dunn bridge work ham. M. Reinstein terminated his mer lars. It is intended to connect the fruit growers. J J Henderson fees and mileage 34.55 cantile business in this city the first two lines, thus making a continuous To Printer*. 35.00 THE COLLEGE. A Nelson part of the week by packing the re line from Portland to the seaside. The cylinder press upon which the All kinds of Fine, D. A. SMITH’S AUklnd»of Watch« Ciook. Justice transcript, State vs West and Jewelry for eala at mainder of his stock and shipping it Difficult and R eporter is now printed is offered for 48.10 erman »62.30, allowed ................ The popularity of Chamberlain ’ s — N E W — hard timu pctoaa. This week we entered upon the second old Watches re to Portland. Mr. Reinstein will be Cough Remedy and the high esteem in sale. It will be sold at a bargain. term of the year. The work last term paired and made Total ...................... »1621.45 missed in the business circles of which it is held leads us to believe it to was fully up to the average, and every Clothing at a Sacrifice. to run as good CONTINUED North Yamhill as well as by his be an article of great worth and merit. thing indicates successful work the rest as new at I beg leave to call the attention of the 20.00 many friends. The near future will We have the pleasure of giving the ex G E Stuart professional services of the year. The work in the Philergian OPPOSITE POSTOPFICE. citizen« of McMinnville and vicinity that REJECTED. doubtless see another store opened perience of three prominent citizens of society and in the entertainments has I have removed a stock of men’s and 14.00 been exceptionally encouraging. The E T Branson gravel up to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Redondo Beach, Cal., in the use of the boys’ clothing, hats and furnishing goods remedy. Mr. A. V. Trudell says: "I increasing interest taken by the students Reinstein’s removal. COLLEGE NOTES. have always received prompt relief when from Portland, which I intend to dispose in this line of work is one of the hopeful Amity Blade I used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.” of at hard times prices, in order to rea features of the college. They seem to ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 1----------------------------------------------■: The entertainment Friday night was a Dr Taylor will soon move to Mr. James Orchard says: “I am satisfied lize on them. Parties in need of any appreciate more and more the import thing in that line should not miss this ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ » -------- ■ success. On account of the severe storm Clackamas county where he will take that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ance of being able to tell what they opportunity, for you can buy desirable cured my cold. ” Mr. J. M. Hatcher it it it it I. know. My own work in English litera the attendance was small. charge of his invalid father. Anoth goods at nearly one-half of the Portland Saturday night the Philergian society ture has been exceptionally encouraging. er homeopathist will take his place says: “For three years I have used retail prices. Respectfully, will debate the question, “ Resolved, Chamberlain ’ s Cough Remedy in my I have ,had three classes in that depart here at once but the doctor is unable M. R aphael , ment. One class has spent the whole That franchise should be granted only on to inform his patrons just who the family and its results have always been In the opera building back of the First an educational basis. ” Mrs. Wolfenden satisfactory.” For sale by S. Howorth & term in studying the literature itself. It man will be as yet. A Chicago M. Co., druggists. National Bank. 50-1 has been very encouraging to see the will give an address. D. is negotiating now. J. L. Root was in North Yamhill Sat growing interest these students take in Moore’« Valley Item«. urday, attending the teachers’ institute. Geo. W. Jenkins, editor of the Manta The following town officers will reading the best literature. Our school is progressing nicely with Maria Times, Cal., in speaking of the The second term of school began with The new term that began this week qualify on the third Monday as a Prof. E. M. Underwood at the helm. a larger attendance than did the pre various ailments of children said : “ When promises to be one of the beet the college result of the election last Monday: Snow to the depth of six inches fell has had in years, in spite of the hard vious term. Councilmen, W. R. Brown, P. P. my children have croup there is only one last Thursday. patent medicine that I ever use, and The holiday vacation will begin Sat times. Prof. Fargo is expected soon. Durant, A. B. Watt, Frank Westfall, Saturday night and Sunday was typic His six months of hard work in the urday, Dec. 22d, and extend until Janu H. B. Buffum; treasurer, J. W. Bried- that is Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. al March weather. It possesses some medical properties that sciences in Chicago University will give ary 2d. well; recorder, R. A. Harris; assess relieve the little sufferers immediately. It has been reported that a large cou- THE RED AND THE GRAY. special interest to that study. His en or, W. L. Harpole; marshal, J. B. It is, in my opinion, the best cough med ger has been seen near Billy Williams’ SOPHOMORE CLASS POEM. BY EDNA SCOFIELD. thusiasm for that study is well known, Long. Three tickets were in the icine in the market.’’ If this remedy is shingle camp, Ob, sophomores with honors bright, and will now be more intense than ever. Dave McCann and the Dorland Bros, Proudly of thee I tell! gladly I write. field but the principal fight was be freely given as soon as the croupy cough The first entertainment of the term Sorghum Molasses When the evening sky will soon finish their contract of clearing appears it will prevent the attack. It is tween the saloon and anti-saloon will be given next week Friday night. It Waves the red banners high, slashing. elements, the former winning the also an ideal remedy for whooping cough. has come to be well understood that the Nature thus joyfully, heralds a peace. Mr. Manning, our late Sunday school entertainment the Friday night before Thus through the emblem bright, contest. The license price will doubt There is no danger in giving it to chil superintendent, is reported to be laid up dren, as it contains nothing injurious. and Maple too Christmas is made especially attractive. Caught Irorn the rosy light less be lowered soon and Amity will For sale by S. Howorth & Co., druggists. with a very bad knee. Gleaming on high, This entertainment was announced some again have a saloon. Many farmers have been busy butch weeks ago, and special preparation has Wearing doth prophesy glories to come. License« to Marry. ering the past week. But when the dark clouds gray, been going on to make it a success. Sheridan Sun. Dec. 6tb, Jacob H. Parrish, 19, and Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Puckerville vis Nice Sweet ladLadcerel Hiding the light away T. G. B rownson . City election passed off quietly. Grace L. Wood, 17, of Newberg. Covers the sky ; ited at Alf. Smith’s last Friday. The And the deep thund’rous tones Many of our citizens did not come Dec. 11th, Edward Riggs, 22, and Nel- many friends of Mrs. Carr will be glad to Church Benefit. Roll heavily, moan on moan. out to the polls. There was only lie Johnson, 25, of Grand Ronde. hear that she is able to be among us And all nature for turmoil doth cry; There will be an entertainment and Cranberries and. Crackers again. C hatterbox . fair given for the benefit of the Presby Thou then, the emblem hath, terian church at Garrison’s Opera House Ot fierce tunnoil and wrath COUNTY COURT. In thy dark gray; on the evening of December 17th, con Showing no weakling thou sisting of the following program : R. M. Wade & Co. vs. R. E. Crone. To fear the storms dark brow. Quartette. “The Lost Ship.” Misses Or heed its sway. Default and judgment for plaintiff. OF THE Baker and Nichols, Messrs. Eckman and For aha! thou art equal Us terrors to face; And however they loom, Thompson. See Our Handsome Line of Semi-Porcelain Ware. Recitation. “The Donkey Cart,” Bert They can never erase One joy firom Its place, Heath. Mingling these hues adverse Instrumental trio. “Bloom and Blos Their meaning short and terse. TO som Waltz.” Elsie and Maud Hobbs Blending with triumph o’er and Mollie Patty. Sunshine and shade, Moving tableau. “Joan of Arc’s Trial.” Fit emblem for a class Who honors shall amass, Ina Cooper and court. Triumph o’er gloom, nor Solo. Mabel Baker. • Of storms be afraid. My name stands for Recitation. Cyntitha Fellows. one of the most A Recommendatlvu. Vocal Duet. “Chiming Bells.” Mat- reliable and best tie Patty, Tressie Smith. For the convenience of those persons J ohn B oyd T hacher , Chairman of the known jewelry stores Moving Tablean. “Trial of Constance who may have county business of any Executive Committee on Awards at the Col in the county. de Beverly.” Mabel Baker and others. kind, that is proper to be attended to umbian Exposition, writing from Washington, Song and drill. Small boys and girls. when the court is not in session, the D. C., to the Price Baking Powder Company, Instrumental solo. Pearl Campbell. county court recommend that such per Recitation. “Ko-Chung-Kee.” Edene sons residing in the vicinity of Newberg, says: Dundee and West Chehalem apply to Bri edwell. When you buy a Quartette. “Hark, ’Tis the Midnight Commissioner A. Nelson, and such per holiday present and “Z herewith enclose you an official copy of your Bell.” Misses Bakerand Nichol, Messrs. sons residing in the vicinity of Willami award, which in due time, will be inscribed in the I guarantee it, you Eckman and Thompson. na, SheridaD, Bellevue, Amity, Whiteson Diploma, and forwarded to your address, unless other have something for Admission 10 cents. All are cordially and Wheatland apply to Commissioner wise indicated by you." your money. J. J. Henderson, and such persons re Pork and Cider Barrels in Oak or Fir. invited. Doon open at 7 p. m. Entertainment siding in the vicinity of North Yamhill, Thus are the honors awarded Sweet Potatoes Two Cents a Pound. begins at 7:30. Carlton, Lafayette, iDayton and Mc Minnville apply to J. E. Magers, county California Grapes. SPECIAL Come in and see our judge. Attractions at the social in the opera Christmas display. Dated December8th, 1894. 50-2 Schilling’s Red Band Tea. A guarantee with every package. at the World’s Fair fully verified. houseon the 17th. Living pictures, mid J. E. M agers , winter fair figures, fine French candies J. J. H enderson , On the other hand the claims to awards We Buy all Kinds of Poultry. Cash or Exchange. for Christmas, and many useful and A. N elson , at the Fair by a New York Baking Powder fancy articles suitable for Christmas County Court. Reliable Jeweler. Your» Respectfully, presents and—LUNCH! 1 are proven wholly false. Of?.™. ------ J Officiai records Elected Saturday evening J. B. Stil well, Com.; D. C. Derby, S. V. C.; J. Hopfield, J. V. C.; S. C. Pearson, J M.; J. W. Gault, O. of D.; J. A. Peckham, O. of G.; W. T. Eooth, Sergeant; C. W. Keen, chaplain; delegates to department encampment to be held at Oregon City May 8-9, 1895, D. C. Derby and 8. C. Pearson ; alternates, J. Hopfield and W. G. Robbins. On Tuesday evening, Hodson Council, R.4 8. M., elected officers as follows: J. E. Durham, Th.IJl. M.; C. H. Fleming, D. M H. L. Heath, P. C. of W.; R. L. Connor, C. of G. L.; W. L. Warren, C. of C.; W. S. Link, S.; E. C. Apperson, Will Kuns has hot peanuts every hour Trcaz.; C. W. Talmage, Rec.; J. J. Spea Maid of Orleans at opera house the of the day. ker, Sentinel. 17th. Only 10c. DISCOUNT SRUE. R. JflCOBSOH’S. Our cloaks and wraps are moving fast. The same is true of the clothing line. Special Attention of the Ladies Called: Must Mention Same to the Men Folks. Must be reduced before invoicing Come early and take your choice. R. JACOBSOK Jeoielry Store * * * WRUUACE & WAbRER. Buckwheat Cakes OFFICIAL NOTICE Everything for the Breakfast, Lunch or Tea Table WORLD’S FAIR AWARD r Whats’s in a name? Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder We Handle Only First Quality Goods. BUSHELS Therefore, EACH GOOD APPLES AND POTATOES Wanted in Exchange for Groceries. Moral: Dr. Price’s Baking Powder Wm. F. DIELSCHNEIDER. show it was not even an exhibitor, it because it contained Ammonia ? 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