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Yamhill County Reporter. and would greatly prefer his return to the choice of a populist or free coinage senator. If it becomes evi dent that Dolph cannot be returned, there is a possibility that some other man hdlding the same views may be able to control enough republican votes to round up a majority. The spirit of factiousness and personal antagonism undoubtedly animates the anti-Dolph republicans to a greater extent than devotion to the silver cause. »Hun THE COIÜTT PREM. Teacher*’ Institute. The local county institute held at Me-1 Dayton Herald. r. II. HIHMIHil, l.diluri Prop». Minnville Jan. 26th, 1895. was called to J. W. Martin who lives near the order by county superintendent, who 3. lì. tCK HAN, Associate Editor. railroad half way between here and read a circular from State Supt. Irwin. Indigestion, impure Blood A committee of five was then appoint Lafayette, had several fine sheep Subscription $1.00 Per Year. Cured by Hood’s. ed to draft a temporary program : In the killed bv the train last week. absence of the committee the institute advertising rates . Members of the A. O. U. W. and engaged in singing, prayer and prepar Reading notices In local columns M cent« per Mile for fir-t week and 5 cents per line thereafter. D. of II. lodges of Dayton, have or ing questions for the question box. The Display adverti-ementi, annual rates, one Inch per month SI; can Additional inch 50 cent« per ganized and incorporated a stock committee reported and suggested that month. company under the laws of Oregon ! the new teachers take part in the dis Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding 10 Une- published free, if furnished in time to regulating the organization and in cussion. Mrs. Matthieu then introduced | be current news. Additional matter 10 cent-per line. corporating a stock company under I the subject of discipline, Mr.Snuffer,Miss the laws of Oregon They have pur Mann,Mr. Buchanan, Supt. Stilwell, Mr. FRIDAY. FEB. 1, 1895. P ublic opinion cannot sustain the chased the property on Ferry street, Blough, Mies Redmond and Mr Dun can followed with short talks on the conduct of those republicans who between Second and Third streets, subject. H crrah for Dolph ! went into a caucus and then bolted east side, known as the Pillman & In the afternoon J. B. Stilwell intro the result because they failed to Glenn block, and will fit up second duced the subject of gradation of the W e understand that Lawyer Mc nominate their candidate. Had the story for a lodge room. rural districts, followed by Messrs. Lowe, Ginn of Multnomah is preparing an result been favorable to them, they Grimes, J. A. Buchanan, Duncan, F. J. North Yamhill Record. other bill in the interest of retrench would have held the Dolph men in Deach and B. O. Snuffer. Miss Mann : Little Carl Wren, son of W. H. Why do we teach geography? followed Mr. D. W- Bridges ment and reform. This bill creates honor bound to abide the result. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: the office of official lawyer and is de Unless they intended to keep their Wren, living on the J. T. Fouts by Messrs. Buchanan, Duncan, Lowe, “C. "Dear Sirs:—During the winter and spring I signed to protect litigants against faith they should have kept out of place, near Carlton, died last Fri Allen, Snuffer, Littlefield, Blough and have used a dozen bottles ot Hood’s Sarsapa day night of diphtheria. Two other Fryer, and Miss Smith. Solo by Miss rilla in my family, and I am quite sure we have the extortions of one-horse lawyers. the caucus. children are quite sick with it, but R. Smith and recitation by Miss Ger been greatly benefited by it. For years I have All business requiring the services been troubled with indigestion, accompanied may recover, as they were reported trude Pound. Will Scott then introduced: of an attorney is to be let by the OBEGOÜ NEWS AW 5OTES. Why do we teach physiology? followed better on Wednesday. county court to the lowest bidder re by Mrs. Matthieu, Messrs. Hoffman, We are glad to announce that Mr. siding at thecouuty seat. It will be The British ship Grassendale was Snuffer, and Buchanan, Misses Scofield, put through right on the heels of quarantined below Astoria last week, Austin is so far improved in health Pagenkopf, Washburn, Million and Mrs. McGinn's bill creating the official because of a smallpox patient cmi that he is now able to sit up in a Snuck. Committee on program for nest chair several hours during the day. meeting: F. J. Deach, A. N. Lowe, C. J. newspaper The law fellows who board, His many friends hope that he will Weed, Misses Redmond and Pagenkopf. were dancing around so full of glee | The “Baby” is a new river steamer soon be able to be out on the streets Mr. Weed introduced : Why is a college by sympathetic heart trouble, and Hood's Sar over the prospect of being relieved ' of very light draft, that has been put again. education necessary to good teaching? saparilla has done me very much good. We of the necessity of parting with a have also given it to the children for Impure • on the Upper Willamette to run as The school meeting held at the followed by Misses Stilwell, Fouts, Ed- blood and ringworms with very good results.” small fraction of the litigation porli ' far as Eugene. school house in this city was at minston, Messrs. C. A. Deach and J. A. D. W. B ridges . Pleasant Hill, Oregon. to satisfy the demands of the pover- N. B. If you decide to take Hood’s Sarsapa Andrew Carlson, who robbed a tended by about twenty-five persons. Buchanan. The question box was then rilla ty-humbled printer, will slow up on do not be induced to buy any other. opened and discussed. Report of com store at Beaverton of $700, has been After the reading of the report of the their mirth we guess. mittee on program adopted. On the H ood’S Pills cure all Liver Ills, Biliousness, sentenced to the penitentiary for clerk, the question of raising funds invitation of Prof. Grimes it was decided Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache. 25c. T he Oregon City Enterprise warm-1 five years. to meet the indebtedness of the to hold the next meeting at Amity. After ly supports Senator Calbreath’s bill district that will mature during a vote of thanks to the people and teach Bills have been introduced in the SHERIFF’S SALE. in relation to state and district fairs. legislature creating more state offi the coming year was discussed. ers of McMinnville for the hearty recep It says: cers than Oregon now has. None A levy of 5 mills on the dollar tion extended the teachers and adoption In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for This bill, should it become a law, will , , . , county. was voted for that purpose. It of the minutes, the meeting adjourned. Yamhill The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance 1 wipe out the sute and district fairs ttU(, of them is very likely to pass, C. A. D each , Sec. Company, (a corporation) plain was decided not to make any spec tiff, in their stead establish a fixed tax ol Another of Pennoyer's pardoned ial levy for school purposes, but to vs. one-half mill for each county to be used criminals, J. A. Rust, was arrested limit the length of the school term to The exposure to all sorts and condi Levina A. Watt, John L. Watt. Ar-1 llngton Boise Watt. L. R. Watt, I as the counties may elect in conducting in Polk county this week for cattle tions of weather that a lumberman is his wife, Earl Brvant Watt. Ma the apportionment of funds received ri- Carrie Watt, W. L. Boise, as ; county hurt*, or if no fairs are held this . v • tt x l • us i < u i stealing m Lmatilla county, being from the state and county tax, which called upon to endure in the camps often administrator, the county of money may be turned into the road fund.' . ~ r • produces severe colds which, if not Yamhill. J. K. Jonah. Mary Jane ■ Jonah, George A. Maddox, the j This bill will meet the approval of every the Same ofEenSe he WaS *Ullty of 1H is estimated to be sufficient to carrj’ promptly checked, result in congestion Town of Amity, Ira L. Murtln. , I. Martin, Mary E Cook, , farmer and busiuess man in the state, the first case. on five or six months of school. or pneumonia. Mr. J. O. Davenport, Grace E. W. Rea, Mary C. Rea, R P. I The state and district fairs as now con- The building occupied by Pearse Emma Durant, John E. ; ex-manager of the Fort Bragg Redwood Durant. Warner. Lillie C. Warner, his I Valley Time«. ducted are of no possible benefit to the Clark & Co., of Corvallis, was de- Co., an immense institution at Fort wife, Alonzo Miller. Lowarle | At the school meeting last week Bragg, Cal., save they sell large quanti Miller and W. L. Elwood, de-1 agricultural and industrial interests of stroyed by fire early Tuesday morn- fendants. J tbe state and the taxpayers should not ing. The loss was placed at $4000, three hundred and fifty dollars was ties of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at Y virtue of an execution, judgment, order and decree and order of sale issued out of and be burdened with their support The with $3500 insurance. The origin of voted to pay off indebtedness and to the company’s store and that he hae under the seal of the circuit court of the state Oregon, for the county of Yambill, to me direct state fair is nothing more than a county ! the fire is supposed to be incendiary. finish paying for eight months school. himself used this remedy for a severe ed and delivered, dated the 24th day of January, fair for Marion county, and a very poor 1895. upon a judgment and decree rendered cud J. A. House has closed his meat cold and obtained immediate relief. This entered or. the ‘25th day of September, 18'v4 In one at that. Its chief and only attrac A proposition is on foot in Tilla prevents any tendency of a cold toward favor of the plaintiff above named, and against the defendants above named, for the sum of tion is horse racing, an “industry” the mook to form a stock company and market; this leaves Lafayette with pneumonia and insures a prompt recov 818,332.80 with interest thereon at the rate of eight less encouraged the better for the people build a large theatrical hall. The one shop and that is all the town will ery. For sale by S. Howorth & Co., per cent per annum from September 25th, 1894, and the further sum of 8750.09 attorneys' fees, and at large. By giving this bill their hearty proposed building is to be 40x80 feet, support at present. druggists. the further sum of 8213.05 «1th luterest thereon at the fa.e of eight per cent per annum from support the Clackamas delegation will Amos Cook, a pioneer of ’39, re June 20U1.1894, and the further sum of 850.10, one story, and will have a large gal meet the approval of their entire con costs and disbursements and accruing costs of lery, stage and other theatrical ceived a stroke of paralysis Wednes S pecial S chool M eeting .—About and upon this writ, and directing the saleof the stituency. thirty residents of school district No. 40 hereinafter described real properly to pay and day while working in the field, he equipments. satisfy said judgment and decree, I did, on the had lain on the ground about two responded to the call for a special meet 22d day of January, 1895, duly levy upon all the T he president on Monday sent to Memorials are now being circulat right, title and interest which the said defendants honrs when found. Mr. Cook is ing for the purpose of voting a tax levy or either of them had on the 1st day ot January. congress a special message, calling ed and largely signed asking the 1889, (the date of plaintiffs mortgage) or has for school expenses the coming year. about seventy-nine years old and had, as in said decree ad.u Iged. in and to its attention to the critical financial legislature to make an appropriation Chas. Grissen, as chairman of the board, since the following described real property, to-wit: well and favorably known in the Situated in the county of Yamhill, In the state of stated the purpose of the meeting, and condition of the country, and en- of $5000 to complete the wagon road Oregon- The donation land claim of John Watt county. He is now slightly im presented a statement of the probable and Mary Watt, both deceased, claim number 73, deavoring to rouse that body to a from Oakland to the Bohemia mining twelve hundred and seventy-three proved and in his right mind. amount of expenses for all incidentals, notification [12731, being parts of sections twenty [20], tweuty- proper sense of the gravity of the district, one 121] and twenty-nine [29], containing six By the rascality of an eastern as follows: situation. The situation is about hundred forty-two and nine hundredths [642.09] Ed Poill, a student at the Eugene man, Rev. Gay was the loser of For interest on bonds $1085 acres, more or less. this. The government has out Also the donation land claim of Benjamin S. university, while going from his home seventeen hundred dollars. This For repainting Cook building 150 Burch and Mary Jane Burch, bis wife, claim standing about $500,000,000 of number seventy-two [72], notification number in Springfield, along the railroad money Elder Gay loaned him on his Eighty cords of wood at $2.30 per twelve hundred and fllty-six [1256]. in sections currency notes for which gold may ^and ¡¿dying ‘his lesso^afhZ twenty [20], twenty-one [21], twenty-two [22]. cord .............................................. 184 representing himself to be a wealthy twenty-seven [27] and twenty-eight [28], contain be demanded at any time, and it has ..... .’. walked, thoughtlessly toyed with a man. This is a large sum of money Janitors’ salaries............................ 75 ing six hundred and forty-four and Oo-lOO [644.96] acres, more or less. in the treasury considerably less | self .cockini, revolver “ volvpr' in is nopkpt self-cocking in ’h his pocket, . to lose in these times and especially Insurance on basis of last year, Also the southeast quarter (1-4) of the southeast than one-fifth of the amount quarter I.1-4; and the southwest quarter (1-4) ot $18,090 for three years at two per amount. o tbe re3U[t bejng a bullet in his leg. to a man of his age. the southeast quarter (1-4) and the southeast cent............... 360 quarter (1-4) of the southwest quarter (1-4) und long as confidence was booming I and [ i A . imiversitv i<se for for university student, student ha« has nn no ’ use quarter (1-4) of the southwest quarter Repairs and incidentals............... 150 southwest there was no demand for redemption a revolver, but if he carries one, the (1-4) in section sixteen (16). Also thirty-seven (37) Yamhill Independent. Water ......................................... acres 65 of lot three (3) of section seventeen (17). of . these „ notes, ’ there was no diffi- ; 7 I T T ’ " . v v, U1LU best , a buj|et tfir0Ugh 1S All above described in sections sixteen (16) and Dunbar Bros, sold their prunes seventeen (17), containing one hundred ninety culty. But now the revenues are $2339 seven (197) acres. In all fourteen hundred, through the Oregon Fruit Union his own. and 4-100 (1484 04) acres, more or less, low, the government finds itself in The taxable property valuation this eighty-four save and except Watt's addition to the town ot The Corvallis Times learns that last week, and claim to have got Amity, covering about thirty-one (31) acres of the same condition that a farmer or year is $971,065. A levy of mills more for them than any others in John Watt’s and Mary Watt’s donation land business man would with his de there is fear that the grain aphis this section. An average of seven on this amount would be necessary claim. The whole of the above described land crops will make trouble with the township five (5) south, range four (4) to raise the estimated expense. being of in Willamette mand obligations ten times as large meridian. I again this season. Among wheat cents was guaranteed them. The Judge Galloway moved that the board he west As well as upou each and all of the several as his bank account and his creditors prunes were shipped to Denver. tracts herelnalterdescribed. fields in which their presence is re- authorized to levy this amount of tax, Now therefore, by virtue of said execu becoming anxious. These notes are ported the experiment is being tried and the vote resulted in 16 for and 8 tion. judgment, decree and order of safe, being presented and the goid reserve A Recommendation Irom Lo» in obedience to the commands of said against. Mr. Griesen brought up the und of turning sheep into the infested writ, 1 will on Saturday, the 2d day ot diminished to a dangerous margin. Angele*. matter of $7 indebtedness incurred by March, 1805, at the hour of one o’clock j>, ‘‘ fields, and they find that the sheep Already the government has bor 632 Castelar St., Los A ngeles , Cal.— the board in the widening of B street and m. of said day, at the court house door in devour the pest with avidity, but rowed $100,000,000 to supply the After having suffered for a long time from building a sidewalk, and confessed that the city of McMinnville, Yamhill county, that this plan will result in the ex- acute rheumatism without obtaining re the board had exceeded its authority, Oregon, sell, subject to redemption as pro drain, but the demand notes, instead but showed that it was necessary. On vided by law, at public auction to the bidder for cash in hand, the real of being canceled and retired, have termination of the bugs is not be- lief, I need Chamberlain’s Pain Balm motion the amount was ordered paid highest above described, and all the right, from the treasury, and the meeting ad property lieved. and was almost immediately relieved. title and interest which the above named been reissued to meet current ex journed. defendants, or cither of them had on the Five hundred dollars expenses for I highly recommend this as the best penses. The president proposes first day of January, 18.89, or have since medicine known. D. M. Hamilton. bringing a prisoner from Harney had therein, and in the following order, that congress authorize the issue of that is to say : the whole of the said lands For sale by S. Howorth & Co., Druggists. county to Portland in order to try I*"! OTHERS a series of long-time low-interest last above described, excepting then from 1 1. recovering from certain lots and parts of Jots and blocks, bonds to retire these notes so as to him for selling a pint of whiskey to the illness at laid oil'therefrom since the date of plain The fool-killer is sorely needed in relieve the pressure, which seems an Indian, seems like a high price for the capital of Texas. A dispatch tending child tiffs mortgage as Joseph YVatt’s second birth, or who suf- addition to the town oi Aiuitv, Yamhill about the only rational thing to do the punishment for the offense; but from Austin, of the 19th, discloses from the ef county, Oregon, and certain other that is what the last case cost the ’ sold therefrom since the date of this need in a most striking manner. under the circumstances. The cir fects of disorders, tracts plaintiff's mortgage, as specifically set derangements forth cumstance to which the president Koyernment. The prisoner will be “A bill introduced in the house to said judgment, decree and order and displace of sale, in and in said writ as follows : refers in his message, that under the unt'^ June, and the total cost day by Representative Seabury pro ments of the wo First—Beginning at the noriheastcorner of trying him will be about $1000, vides that any person who receives a law these notes may be reissued, manly organs, of John E Warner’s land and running letter and fails to answer it within will find relief thence north 1.38 chains; thence west 7.2» seems to us, instead of being a source which is a big price for a pint of ten days shall be subject to a fine >of chains to west line of the John Watt dona and a permanent cure in Dr. Pierce ’ s $1,000 or imprisonment id the county Favorite Prescription. Taken during tion land claim, thence along said line 1.38 of further embarrassment to the gov whiskey.— Roseburg Review. chains; thence east 7.28 chains to the jail for one year. In aggravated ernment, have been a help in sus Thos. Marcom of Ashland was re- cases both penalties shall be en pregnancy, the “Prescription’’ place of beginning, containing one acre. HAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY Second—Lots 8 and 9, in block 2, in said taining the gold reserve and staving cently married under great difflcul- forced." second addition. by preparing the system for parturition, off the impending crisis. The ability ties. Two months ago the time was Third | Beginning GO feet west of the thus assisting Nature and shortening northwest corner of block 8 in Joseph to reissue them instead of paying . set for his marriage in California. In a recent editorial the Salem, Oregon, “labor.” The painful ordeal of child Watt’s second addition to the town of current expenses in gold coin, is a The bride’s mother desired that it Independent says: “Time and again birth is robbed of its terrors, and the Amity; thence west 7.28 chains; thence dangers thereof greatly lessened, to both 4.14 chains: thence east 7.28 chains provision for retaining gold in the occur in Minnesota, but when the have we seen Chamberlain’s Cough mother and child. The period of confine south and thence north -1 11 chains to the place treasury until they are again pre- time came she ordered Marcom out Remedy and never without the most ment is also greatly shortened, the ot beginning, containing 3 acres Fourth—Lots 6 and 7 of block 3, in said mother strengthened and built up, and an aented. of the house. Another date was set, satisfactory results. Whenever we see a abundant secretion of nourishment for second addition. person afflicted with hoarseness, with a Fifth —Lot 8. of block 3, in said second the child promoted. If and again the irate mother appeared addition T he senatorial embroglio at Salem on the scene, and prevented the cough or cold, we invariably advise them THE MARRIED WOMAN Sixth—Lot 4 of block 5, in said second is not settled, the situation remain- Plans were then laid for to get Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy; be delicate, run-down, or overworked, it addition. Seventh—Lot 1 of block 5, in said second ing about the same as a week ago. a marriage in a Wisconsin; and when they do, they never regret it.. worries her husband as well as herself. addition. This is the proper time to build up her It always does the work, and does it Eighth—Lots 10 and 11 of block 3, in The Dolph forces with 42 votes hold town> and the parson teiegraphed to’ strength and cure those weaknesses, or second addition. together, lacking three of having meet them between trainS; but as well. For sale by S. Howorth & Co., ailments, which are the cause of her said Ninth—Beginning at the northwest corn druggists. trouble. Dr. Pierce ’ s Favorite Prescrip er of the John Watt donation landclaim, enough to elect, but without any the time was not sufficient they all tion dispels aches and pains, melancholy thence south 20 rods to post; thence east known means of gaining the neces boarded the return train, and as it and nervousness, brings refreshing sleep 80 rods to county road; thence 20 rods C. L. s <:. and makes a new woman of her. north along county road to post; thence sary three. The democrats and pop thundered along at 40 miles an hour, Mrs. A bram L yon , of Lorraine Jefferson Co.,W. west 80 rods to beginning, containing 10 ulists vote steadily for their party they’ were made one, and their trou Gladstone day. February 5th 1395. Y„ writes: "I had been acres. from ulceration Tenth—Lots 9 and 12 in block 3 in said candidates, while the members who bles ended. Table talk—Events and incidents in suffering and falling of the womb, second addition. for several years, or since the personal history of Mr. Gladstone. bolted the republican caucus scatter Eleventh—Beginning in the center of the birth of mv youngest Ash swale on the east line of John Watt's Two or three years ago while Miss Paper—Mr. Gladstone as the helper of child. I consulted all the their votes over a wide range, ap physicians around here donation land claim, and running thence due south 48 rods to post; thence west 18 parently unable to concentrate their Ida Templeton, of Brownsville, was the English people in their struggle for anS they gave me up and said there was no help rods to county road; tlienoe north 36 rods forces upon anyone. The situation crossing a rotten bridge in Linn representative in Parliament, Miss La- for me- to ceuter of Ash swale; thence along creek At last, almost discour sira Apperson. county, the bridge fell, and she was 17 rods and 20 links to the place of be has all the appearances of a perma I began taking Dr. “Growth of the English Nation,” MiBS aged. ginning. Pterces Favorite Pre nent dead lock. It is certain that so badly injured that she suffered a ! Mvrtie Apperson. scription and took five All of said lots, blocks ar.d tracts being bottles. It is three years a portion of the real property described in none of the Dolph men, who have great deal and lost one leg. Now a Essay—Mr. Gladstone as a literary since and I have not had plaintiff’s said mortgage and’ being situate return of the trouble. , taken their firm stand from a sense bill has been introduced in the legis- man and a scholar, Miss Ella Hendricks. any in Yamhill county. Oregon I feel very grateful, and T i lature asking the state to pay her That if any deficiency remain of the fact, owe you my life, M rs - L yon . of loyalty to the principle of sound “From Chaucer to Tennyson," Miss in for I do not think I should have been alive no’T plaintiffs said claim after the sale of the $20,000 damages. It is claimed that if I had not taken your medicine.” Ida Scofield. real property first herein described, ex financial policy, can yield to the sup cepting therefrom the lots, blocks, tracts A review—What Mr, Gladstone has port of a candidate who would be the damages cannot be collected by and parcels herein last described, then, 1 will at the time and place and upon and acceptable to the minority faction law from Linn county, where the done for Ireland, E. C. Apperson. subject to the terms and in the manner A study—A chronological arrangement advocating free coinage. It is equal accident happened, but there is no hereinbefore set forth, sell the said excepted of the chief events in Mr. Gladstone ’ s tracts separately to pay and satisfy such ly impossible for the bolting element law to prevent Linn county doing deficiency, and in the order in which said different premierships, Arthur McPhil- ---- OF---- to unite upon a man who would be . the right thing and paying her the | lips. exceptions are numbered respectively from inclusive of exception first, to and acceptable to the democrats and damages without compulsion of law, | Articles in Chautauquan, Miss Orilla Applicants Tor Teacher»’ Certificates. and inclusive of exception eleventh, or so much and not make the people of other ' The county board of examiners for Yam thereof as may be necessary to pay and populists. It is more probable Peters. said writ with costs and accruing that Dolph can gain three votes from counties in the state pay for her rot Essay—Mr. Gladstone as a religionist, hill county, Oregon, will hold the regular satisfy costs. quarterly examination of applicants for ten bridges. Other counties look Dated at McMinnville, Oregon, January Mrs. F. Wolfenden. the democratic ranks than that he certificates to teach in the public schools of 29th, 1895. after their own bridges, and take | Character Impersonations, J. A. Bu can gain them from either the bolt W G HENDERSON. said county, at the court house in McMinn Sheriff of Yamhill county, Oregon. ing republican faction or the populist i care of their own helpless and needy. I chanan, Miss Clara Irvine and Miss Ida ville, commencing at noon on Wednesday, Pagenkopf. February 13th. and continuing the session contingent, for the reason that among —Eugene Register. The meeting will be held at the college. until the 16th. All applicants for certifi the leading and influential members Exquisite perfumes, three in num cates must be present at the opening ses Take a dose oi DeWitt’s Little Early of the democratic party of Oregon, sion on Wednesday, the 13th. Applicants ber, are said to be extracted from License* to Marry. probably a majority hold the same Risers just for the good they will do you. for state diplomas and state life diplomas potatoes. Apple, pear and grape Jan. 25, Geo. E. Bertram, age 26, and must make application at the same time. financial views as Senator Dolph These little pills are good for indigestion, Eva M. Hash, 20, of Dayton. oil so-called, are said to be wholly J. B. S tilwell , While thej’ differ with him upon good for headache, good for liver com Jan. 29, Nels Olsen, 39, and Johanna County Superintendent of Schools and made from potato ether, a distilla some other points, they regard the plaint, good for constipation. They are tion from potato spirit. financial question as the vital issue, good. Rogers Bros. Louisa Elmland, 39, of Carlton. Chairman of the Board of Examiners. Heart Palpitation HOOD’S Sarsaparilla CURES B RegiilM Ijtìj U1É1 ol ARTHUR J. VIAL, M. D. Physieian and Surgeon, A NORTH WIND ROOMS IN UNION BLOCK In this country brings cold weather. Cold weather means much fuel. A first-class stove is the most economical luxury on earth. In fact it will put dollars in the owner’s pocket by saving fuel. M c M innville , O regon . SHERIFF’S SALE. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon tor Yamhill county. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance ] Company (a corporation) plain- j tiff, vs. Levina A. Watt, John L. Watt, Ar- ! llngton B. Watt, L. R. Watt, bls wife, Earl Bryant Watt, W. L. Elwood, Mary Carrie Watt. W. L. Boise, Administrator, and the County of Yamhill, defendants , Y virtue of an execution, Judgment order and decree and order of sale out of and under the seal of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for the county of Yamhill, to me duly directed, dated the 22d day of January, A. D. 1695, upon a judgment and decree rendered and entered on the 25th day ot September, 1694, in favor of The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company (a corpo ration) plaintiff, and against the defendant ltevt- ua A. Watt, for the sum of 83585,36, with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per anuuiu from September 25th. 1694, and the further sum of 8250 00 attorneys’ lees, and the further sum of 876.00, with interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum from June 20ih, 1894, and the further sum of 831.10 Costs and disbursement«, and also the costs of and upon said writ, aud or dering the sale of the hereinafter described real property, I did on the 225 day of January, 1855, duly levy upon all the right, title aud interest which the said defendant* or either of them had on the first day of February, 1890, (the date of th* mortgage of the plaintiff) or bus slue« had, as in said decree adjudged, in «nd to the following described real property, to-wit: The donation laud claim of William R. Mc Carty aud wife, Notification numbered 1702, locat ed in Yamhill and Polk counties, Oregon, and being in township number six (6) south, range number tour (4) west of the Willamette meridian (except two hundred and forty i240) acres off of the south side of said claim, being all the land in Polk county) the land intended to be mort gaged by this instrument being all that part of said donation land claim which lies in Yamhill county, and containing S'.« 80 acres more or les* Now therefore, by virttue of said execution, judgment order and decree and order of sale, and in pursuance of the commands of said writ I will on Saturday, the 2d day of March, A. D. 1895, at the hourof one o’clock p. m. oi said dav at the court bouse door in the city of McMlniv yille, Yamhill county, Oregon, sell subject to re demption, at public auction to the highest bidder lor cash ill band, all the right, title and interest which the above named defendants or either of them had on the first day of February. 1890, or have since bad in or to the above described real property, to satisfy sold execution, Judgment or der and decree, Interest and costs. Dated at McMinnville, Oregon, January 29th. 18®- W. G. HENDERSON, Sbcrifl of Yambill County, Oregon. HODSON’S STOVES Are handsome in design and finish. Are splendid heaters. Are great savers of fuel. Are what you want. B HODSON sells Shelf and Heavy Hardware. He also sells Paints and Builders’ Supplies. He carries a Large Line of the Best Tinware. He runs a Tin Shop in Connection with Store- Call in and see COl’KTY TKEASIKER’S NOTICE. is money on hand to pay all warrants endorsed prior to October 3d, 1894. T Feb HERE NXIi'8T0i,><-0untyTr':*surer. It is understood that John Burns’ description of Chicago as “a pocket edition of hell” is not pleasing to Chicago. If Mr. Burns had said “unabridged” instead of “pocket” his utterance would have given no offense.— Kansas City Journal, O. O. HODSON.