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LOCAL NEWS. COUNTY CO TITIIbSIONERS. Wm Sheppard, farmer. J W Briedwell, mdse for poor .. J P. Irvine lias adopted the cash 9 35 GREAT SALE system. C R Brow-n, farmer. A R Ford, running drift.............. 7 50 of ADJOURNED JANUARY TERM. T B Jackson, do ............. J H Allen, farmer. 2 00 Go to Dr. G. S. Wright for fine dental Wisdom Millsap, of St. Johns, was in Seth Coolidge, do ............. Scott Brenner, farmer. In the matter of rebuilding bridge 3 00 work. tf the city this week. Frank Ralston, jarmer. I L Martin, lumber ....................... about one-fourth mile from Webfoot 23 28 Miss Bergitta Nelson is visiting friends A new photographer from Sheridan C Perrine, farmer. O O Hodson, hdw r....................... church. Commissioner Nelson was 5 65 in Portland. has located in the city. AD-3.J. AT IT AGAIN! K D Sitton, corduroy.................... 15 00 authorized to rebuild said bridge accord Justin Morris, farmer. The I-aiayette paper has change ! to all Miss Hattie Wright spent Saturday At what? Why advertising of course, C V Cuykenda’.l, farmer. ing to his judgment, and to employ hands J E Magers, money advanced and home print. I will sell at or near the Johnson barn, and Sunday with friends in North Yam we have purchased an interest in this paper, NORTH NEWBERG. expenses .................................. 24 95 and material necessary for the work. * Forest Grove, Washington county, Ore and if you will keep your eye on this par O. II. Irvine was in rortlaii'l on legal bill. A P Oliver, real estate. A Nelson, com’r salary................ 34 00 In the matter of repairing Ballston gon, Saturday, March 2d, 1895, com ticular space we will try and tell the good bneiness on Monday. Rev. John McIntire of Lafayette will mencing at 10 o'clock a. m,, the follow bridge. Commissioner Henderson was E D Elwood, jeweler. J J Henderson, com’r sal, work 40 80 people the inducements we will offer during Rev. O. B. Whitmore of Independence occupy the M. E. pulpit Sunday morn ing property: the next twelve months. Meanwhile if you Wm Stater, warehouseman. J W Gault, bridge work ............ authorized to repair same according to 5 00 Twelve head of full-blooded Clyde ing. want anything in the Drug line, remember was in the city Monday. Grant Heater, farmer. horses, consisting of brood mares, colts his best judgment. we are at the same old stand and on top with Catarrh Cannot be Cured Miss Clara Irvine is spending a week J C Clemmons, capitalist. Certificates of tax sale of Eva A. Mil and fillies. Such mares as Victoria I, Eight braves of bread for twenty-five Purest Drugs and Lowest Prices. with local applications, as they cannot in Independence visiting relatives and Victoria III, Maggie IV, Loehryan ler, Richard B. Churchill, Thos. Stanley < J Barrie, merchant. cents at Kuns’ bakery. e Lassie, and one or the best three-vear-old and Marley C. Cone, dated Dec. 16, 1893, ROGERS BRO’S PHARMACY. reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh friends. * H Christenson, farmer. 8. J. Dunn has removed to Dayton. stallions on the coast; dam Victoria is a blood of constitutional disease, and j F L Harford, fruit raiser. transferred to J. O. Rogers, he having Breidenstein is advertising the Ladd & (1330) ; sire Loehryan ('-'3,181), blood bay, Rev Lee Thompson is a patient in the In order to curs it you must take interna’, W R Carter, farmer. Reed tract recently subdivided near black pointsand is almost a |>erfeet draft paid tax, costs and interest. Portland hospital at present. remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken horse. Some hali and seveu-eights In the matter of application of I'. W. P Guard, farmer. Whiteaon. blooded Clydes. Also road stock, con Ralston to have his land put in road dis A. Angerman, piano and organ tuner I internally and acts directly on the blood | J L Hoskins, farmer. Don ’ t miss the oratorical contest at the sisting of Flora D, by Commoneer, by of Portland, is in town, f^ave orders at and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh ’ Nels Christenson, agriculture. college Friday night ; the l<est entertain Electioneer; dam, Cora, record 2:24%. trict No. 2. Ordered that application l>e Fleming & Gilson’s. I Cure is uot a quack medicine. It was S Brutscher, farmer. Black Bess, by Put 8, dam, by Couster- I granted. ment of the season. 1 . £ , nation. One two-year-old filley, by Application of T. D. Henderson to prescribed by one of the best physicians For rent or for sale: McMinnville SOUTH NEWBERG. The Hotel Yamhill issues a meal ticket Noonday; dam, Flora 1). Argo, a fine have his land put in road district No. 16 All kinds of Fine, All kinds of Watches, Clock» in this country for years, aud is a regular Hotel. Other property taken in part B C Miles, banker. D. A. SMITH’S for 21 meals, all for »4. The Yamhill is three-year-old stallion, by Hambletonian granted. and Jewelry for »ale at Difficult and prescription. It is composed of the best payment. Enquire of Rhodes <k Rhodes. E P Fleenor, farmer. Membrino; dam, Biecinati, by Wood —NEW— hard time» price». running along just like a daisy at present. old Watches re In the matter of selecting jury list tonics known, combined with, the best for bury, thoroughbred; fifth dam by Im R Everest, farmer. Supt Stilwell lost a valuable cow Tues Rev. Norris of the Third church, Port ported James, etc. Flora D and Black the year 1895. Ordered that the follow- blood purifiers, acting directly on the paired and made John Hash, farmer. day. She got loose and gorged herself land, will fill the pulpit at the Christian Bess have colts at their sides from Argo; I ing persons be selected to serve as jurors mucous surfaces. Tbe perfect combina-1 to run as good J T Smith, merchant. with chopped feed. church next Sunday morning and even i they are hard to beat. He shows him for one year: as new at tion of the two ingredients is what pro-: C A Bristow, farmer. self a fine breeder. Fine furnished rooms, with or without ing. OPPOSITE POSTOFrICE. duces suqb wonderful results in curing AMITY. At the same time will be sold a wagon, J C McCrea, fanner. fire, at Mrs. Rennie's, corner of 1st and catarrh. Send for testimonials free. Edgar Conner, farmer. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Durham very self binder, mower, hay rake, plows, L M Parker, merchant. B streets. 2w4 F. J. C heney & Co., Props., Toledo, O. W II Harrison, farmer. pleasantly entertained a number of their harness, etc. M C Morris, merchant. This will be one of the best opportun A three-year-old eon of Mr. and Mrs. friends on Wednesday evening at their Sold by druggists, price 75c. W T Landingham, farmer. Calvin Jtanley, representative. ities ever offered to secure good breeding A. N. Martin, of this city, died on Wed home on C street. A M Waddell, farmer. stock for a very low figure. Times will Noah Heater, carpenter. Bid» Wanted. nesday morning of paralysis. R O Jones, merchant. T B Cummings, farmer. J. M. Bunn has bought the lower half not always remain as they are, and those The county court on the first day of its ’ Thad 8 impeon, who had almost re of the Meadow lake tract, and it is under who breed good horses now, and espec D A Judy, farmer. SOUTH SHERIDAN. February term, at 10o’clock a. m., will covered from his first illness, euffered a stood that fie will take some pains to fit ially draft horses, will surely get good Jas Ladd, farmer. Wm DeHaven, miller. prices. Good horses are scarce, and as open sealed bids for furnishing county relapse, and is again quite ill. J K Hamilton, farmer. the times improve the horse market will it up as a desirable summer resort. Samuel Buell, farmer. bridge lumber, for the year 1895, the J J Putnam, merchant. advance. Everybody come to this sale The Y. P S. dancing club will give Merritt McKinley, farmer. P. J. Sharp and Fred Nelson returned and get something to improve your same to be delivered in wagonload lots I B Osborne, merchant. a grand sheet and pillow-case masquerade from Silverton Tuesday, having decided Jas Dickey, farmer. breeds while you can have them at your to the point where it is to be used. Bids A Sheldon, farmer. ball on Feb. 224. • T N Graves, farmer. Owing to the very hard times in money matters I have concluded to give that the place was not a desirable loca own price. Those going from Portland may be banded to tbe county clerk at BAKER CREEK. If you want fine photos to give your tion for engaging in the barber business. take the 7 :3<) train at the Holton house; another hard times sale, and now for the next thirty days we will sell you the NORTH SHERIDAN. any time, and may be for furnishing returning the same day at 5:30. O J Leabo, farmer. friends, go to Hogg. following goods for less money than any house in Yamhill county. Geo W Gearson, real estate. Groceries for cash at your own price at lumber to any one or more districts. The Terms of sale: Six months w ill be F M York, farmer. The coming Demosthenes, Cicero, .1. Irvine’s. given on good approved notes, bearing B B Branson, capitalist county reserves the right to reject any or J F Derby, tile maker. 6 per cent interest from date. Chatham and Webster will make flieir J O Stevenson, farmer. all bids. A. E. M c K ern , Co. Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Ortel will remove to Jack Agee, farmer. 5w4 L. M. Cox, Sugar by the sack. Sugar by the dollar’s worth. maiden speeches at the college Friday- Albany the first of next week. Mr. II. J W Lady, farmer. Dated January 23,1895. John Hartman, farmer. Coffee, green or roasted. Teas of all kinds. Fine night. Admission 10 an<l 15 cents. Ellsworth Rowell, lumberman. WEST CHEHALf «. Anderson, of Independence will fill the C D Johnson, blacksmith. You ought to know this: DeWitt's Liverpool Salt. Oil by the can or case. Syrup in A Guinn, merchant. Since the 21st ult. E. I.. Weed has I position vacated by Mr Ortel in the B F Sparks, farmer. Witch Hazel Salve will heal a burn and Not long since as Robt.Jenson and wife J E Brown, farmer. kegs or cans. Corn Meal, Rolled Oats, Buckwheat, assumed the proprietorship of the Red I Wade hardware store. J R Derby, farmer. stop the pain instantly. It will cure bad were coming over the Chehalem moun WILLAMETTE. Frout grocery, and the firm will hereafter Honey, Tomatoes, Corn, all kinds of Fruits—in fact Send your order for books, blank T D Henderson, farmer. ly chapped hands, ugly wounds, sores, tain the wagon turned over on the grade Jos Kirkwood, capitalist. be known by his name. a reduction in all kinds of goods. Reioember we books and stationery to C. Grissen. 4tf BELLEVUE. and a well known cure for piles Rog John F Allison, farmer. about one-half mile above A. Nelson’s, Fresh taffy made every day. are the regulators of low prices. Anniversary services at Cumberland and it was luck that Mrs. Jenson was A J Sawyer, farmer. ers Bros. Jack Forrest, farmer. W H. K uns . Presbyterian church Sunday morning. not killed. There have been two other Frank Spencer, farmer. Jasper Hewitt, farmer. Tbe war veterans anticipate a grand All membersareexpected, and all friends D B Kingery, farmer. Pendleton claims to rank fourth in D M Keen, farmer. wagons capsized at the same place. The time on the 22d. Exercises will be held are most cordially invited to be present. W B Powell, farmer, the list of Oregon postoffices. Smith Stephens, farmer. ■ grade should be fixed, as it is dangerous, in the opera house, participated in by the The C. E. will occupy the evening hour IN Branson, farmer. WEST CHEHALEM. and has been for three years. public schools. The veterans will bring and render a program. The Legislature. Wm Gunning, farmer. D A Atkins, fruit raises. Cha9. A. Deach closed school here last their baskets and a spread will be laid Now that the Oregon legislature is in CARLTON. A. 8. Cooper, of Costa Rica, sends Friday. He has taught a good school, A Bartholomew, farmer. in Union block. session everybody will want to read a Wilson Carl, farmer. some photographs to his folks here, in i and closed with a good exhibition. John Flett, farmer. J. P. Irvine during this month is mak which a number of the handsome natives newspaper printed at Salem, the capital. D W Laughlin, farmer. That long talked of building at C F Nelson, farmer. ing special low prices for cash. They w ill want a paper that gives all the Wm Merchant, farmer. appear, as well as his own cheerful conn-. church hall is about finished. Not T II Bryan, farmer. news. The Statesman is just such a pa Mrs. Alice Strong, of Portland, was tenance Messrs. Cooper and Cross are fore it was needed, though. J F Bakeman, farmer. A Hadley, farmer. per—bright, spicy, active, energetic, well J L Steward, farmer. visiting her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Hender- enjoying fine health there. There is a whole lot of chicken pox J W Wheeler, farmer. edited. •on, over Sunday in this city. Wm Manning, farmer. Thos Turner, farmer. The Leading Grocer and Baker of Yamhill and Polk Counties. Y. P. S. C. E. anniversary services are among the children here at present. It reports the proceedings in detail Geo Oldham, farmer. Mr. L. G. Suitor has leased his farm G D Vinton, farmer. The woman’s Foreign Missionary so to l>e held in the Cumberland Presby every day, not overlooking a single item John Winnerberg, farmer. WILLAMINA. ciety will give an entertainment at the terian church Sunday evening. Services to Mr. Wade and moved to Lafayette. in either house. Your senators and rep J T Fryer, farmer. Mr. McKelvey has been rustling pro M. E. church next Sunday evening, Feb. at usual preaching hour at which time J II Shaler, blacksmith. resentatives were elected on a stated CHECOWEN. 3d. Subject, “An Evening with Mary- the young people will render a suitable | visions for the Nebraska sufferers, and J L Belts, laborer. platform, pledged to carry out certain T W Perry, farmer. Reed, Missionary to the Lepers.” Ail program of music and s]>cecheB. All are I has had very good success. He came L I. Shortridge, Hotel Dolph. policies of reform. You will want to from Nebraska last fall and knows what D PTrullinger, miller. are cordially invited to attend. welcome. Ed Woods, farmer. watch their course in the legislature and they stand in need of most. Abe Blackburn, farmer. Jo Steward, farmer. To E xchange .—Drain tile for a num Amos Cook of Lafayette who sustained see whether or not they remained true to GREAT VALUE WEEKLY NEWS \V M Nelson, farmer. Geo F Seeley, farmer, ber one milch cow. Inquire at this a paralytic stroke last week is considered ' There is a lot of worthless curs here their pledges. The Statesman will give P W Morgan, farmer. N A Rrown, farmer. FOR office. beyond ho]>e of recovery. Rev. Hoberg that like mutton, from the way they kill OF THE WORLD you all of this and more, too, for it is a J F Byers, lumberman. sheep and goats. The present legislature R L Booth, farmer. visited him Tuesday, and said that one Washington's birthday will be celebra newspaper in every sense of the word LITTLE MONEY. FOR A TRIFLE. Joseph Petch, farmer. should pass a law to tax all dogs and tax In the matter of division of road dis and every day of the week. The daily ted with a big ball given by the Y. P. 8. side is entirely paralyzed and that he is John A Simmons, butcher. unconscious of surroundings. He is 78 them heavy, and let it be applied to trict No. 4. Ordered that said district be is 50c a month. The big 12-page weekly dancing club. * John Bunn, farmer. pay bounty on coyote scalps. years old. divided as follows: Beginning at the is »2 a year—three months, 50c. Ad For sale—the Ladd & Reed farm ad Lee Laughlin, merchant. C hehalem T ramp South Yamhill river in the center of the dress all communications and make all Bnv for cash and sell for cash is our joining Whiteson.in any sized tracts at an Phil Messner, liveryman. road at what is known as the Garrison moneys payable to Statesman Publishing * average price of »35 per acre. Terms to motto at Irvine’s store. Heal Estale Transfer». H M McCoy, farmer. ford, thence in a sounerly direction alcnj Co., Salem, Or. 2-4 An altercation over a misunderstanding suit purchaser. Wm. F. Breidenstein, Week ending Jan. 23d. H D Hoag, farmer. said county road to where said road Agent, Whiteson, Yamhill County, Or. occurred between Frank Weed and 8. J. Edwin Tyler to Elizabeth Tyler pt H Letherman, farmer. crosses the east line of R. J. Lancefleld • Hrillnnville Produce Market. lot 2 blk 13 McMinnville ... .» a Twenty-page journal, is th« leading Republican family 40.10 Dunn last week in which the latter drew DUNDEE paper of the United States. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY The First National Bank has received James and Fannie Agee to Orrin d 1 c, thence north on said east lino to a Reported by L E Walker PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United Sûtes a concealed weapon. Complaint was J D Nash, farmer. ('. Skinner s hi lot 6 Fairlaw n 625 and is putiing in place a very handsome It gives the events of foreign land» In a nutshell. It» AG- point opposite the north line of the Jos Oats. .................... 18@20 brought against Dunn lor this infrac Levi L Stilwell and wile to John R1CULTURAL department has no superior In the country. B Groth, blacksmith. set of metallic counter-fixtures. The old Watt <1 1 c, thence east to and along said Its Market Reports are recognized authority Separate depart Butter 30@40 and 1> W Jones 92.19 a pt Win tion oi the law, and he plead guilty and Sam Davis, fruit raiser. ments fol "THE FAMILY CIRCLE," "OUR YOUNG First National believes in. being up with Watt d 1 c to the northwest corner D Stilwell die t 3 r 4 .............. 5.100 Eggs....................... ....... 12%c FOLKS," and "SCIENCE AND MECHANICS.” IU "HOME was fined »10 and costs, amounting in all F Keyes, farmer. the times and having some style. AND SOCIETY” columns command the admiration of wive» Chas and Aiarv Jane McKinnon t lereof, thence east to the east boundary Chickens .............. »1 50@250 to »IS.40. The violation of the law and daughters It» general political news editorials aud A Mills, farmer. to A C McKinnon 183% a pt J of the Amity voting precinct. All coun Turkeys ................ Capt. Heath, of the Telephone-Regis against carrying concealed weapons is of dlscunlou» are compr«henslv«, brilliant and axiauttlve. . ,6<g7c a C Matheny die t 6 r 4........... « 2100 Z J Imus, farmer. ty roads lying north of said east and Ducks..................... ter has something to take the place of frequent occurrence, and such parties are C E Belding and w ife to Mrs II A ----- »3WI3.50 * EAST DAYTON. west line above described and being Potatoes. . . the “fighting editor.” It is an excellent subject to severe penalties upon convic Atwood lots No 4 and 5 blk 4 20 Foster’s addition to Sheridan 50 Albert Odell, iarmer. specimen of the St. Bernard dog, weigh tion. heretofore in road district No. 4, includ Dressed Hogs .... 4c F A Lashier and wife to Edith Al C I.etscher, farmer. ing the county road along which said | Veal........................ ing 106 pounds. He will be the 400 of j 4 A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables u» to offer this spiendii Cox parcel in Whiteson 700 Win Clemmons, iarmer. division line runs part of the way, shall | Baled hay, timothy all the dogs in town. Hope < riiEhed to l aiih Geo and Nettie Cnsiter to A P »10 journal and the REPORTER for Geo Dorsey, farmer. i < l«e in road district No. 17, and all county i Magness lots 1 to 8 blk 12 cheat . »7 McMinnville was represented nt the Will rise again in the bosom of adyei-ep- J W Coovert, tamer. Wheatland and 141.82 a pt sec 44 roads lying south of said division line ex tie wise enough to substitute for the oats »7 state Endeavor convention in Portland, I 34 t 5 r 3 150 a pt sec 28 t 5 r 3 J Arms, farmer. cept the said county road along which and 2% a pt Mark Sawyer die RETAIL MARKET which closed Sunday, by Mrs. Anna pseiKlotonies, which have bamboozled 55 J If Goodrich, farmer. said division line runs part of the way, Baled Straw. him out of his belief in the possibility of H F Foster and wife to It L Booth CASH IN ADVANCE. Todd, state secretary, Mrs. Eason, Miss I »6 W FGilkey, farmer. 200 shall be and constitute road district No. Mixed Chop int in 160 a sec 6 t 5 r 6 Vesta Esson and Ray Barnhart, tbe a cure, the real in vigorant and stomachic, C F Jewett and wife to Win and $15.60 <The regular subscription for the two papers is $2.00. ) WEST DAYTON. 4- Wheat Chop ................... two latter representing the junior society. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The bilious, $18 Saini Parrett lot 6 blk 50 Dun In the matter of petition of J. W. D V Olds, hop raiser. Subscriptions may begin at any time. the nervous, the dyspeptic, the rheumat 60 Shorts dee .............. . ................... . $14 C.V. Cooper, head adviser Pacific juris ic alike derive speedy l>enefit from this Charlotte A and 8 E Cummins to Wheeler and oan others for a new road E B Collard, farmer. AiWreee all ordir» Io Middlings............................. »18 diction, Woodmen of the World, will visit heljifnl botanic medicine. Persons Buffer dietrict to be set off from districts Noe. 9 Bran Wm Dee, farmer. D W Cummins 2% a pt J B ......................... »12 THE REPORTER. Rogers die t 5 r 3 SOO McMinnville Camp No. 128 on Monday ing from indigestion will gain no perma and ten Ordered by the court that a Frank Sully, farmer. L. E. Walker will buy all your pro A N and A M Presnal to Hannah evening. Feb. 4th. All Woodmen are nent good from the fisry, nnmedicated new road district to be known as road duce, paying the highest price in cash Chas Hadaway, farmer. Bond 40 a pt M Hall die t 3 r 3 14)0 requested to be present. district No. 18 be and is hereby estab the market will justify. He will sell Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room 2, S R Baxter, blacksmith. stimulants of commerce, too often Wnr Goodrich and wife to Mary Tribune Building, New York City, and a sample copy of Tbe New York T. J. B ridoe F ord , Clerk. lished as follows: Beginning at the bridge you flour, feed, hay, oats, field and gar Jas Reid, fanner. used recklessly. The Bitters is immeas J Langdon 59-100th acres part Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. den seeds as cheap as any other dealer. 1 Wm Branson d 1 c t 6 r 7 Geo C Goodrich, fanner. in the county road near J. S. Holt’s D street south of First National Bank. R. H. Sherrill and wife, of Centralia, urably to be preferred to these as atonic, John McIntire to Emma McIntire place at the boundary line of the city of He also carries a full line of Graham in FAIRI.AWN. were guests this week of Mr. Sherrill's since its pure basis is modified by the 1 tract adjoining Lafayette ......... I Newberg, thence southwest to a point on small sacks, buckwheat, corn meal, Jesse Edwards and wile to Walter conjunction with it of vegetable ingredi sister, Mrs. John F. Derby. Mr. S. is an S C Pearson, farmer. O and Minnie V Robertson lots a line with the south line of the place wheatlets, etc. evangelist in the branch of the Advent ents of the highest remedial excellence. Geo Owen, farmer. 5, 6 7 anil 8 blk 43 Edward s known as the Ezra Woodard place, ists known as the Church of God, and Malaria is prevented and lemedied by it, add to Newberg....................... 130 W D Weed, shoemaker. ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ '■ thence west on said line of said place to left on Thursday to engage in work in and it infuses vigor into the weak and Jesse Edwards and w ile to Mary Sara Hibbs, farmer. the southeast corner of L. F. Hall place, We have special arrangements with ☆ "fr ☆ ☆ Winslow s % lot 4 blk 9 New sickly. A wineglassfnl three times a eastern Oregon. A C Davis, farmer. berg.................................. .......... 120 thence west on the said line of said Hall the following leading publications, dose. 8 loaves of first class bread for 25 cents i dav is the average G W Keen, farmer. ir ■tr ir ir |. R J Nickel and wife to Moses Hol — place to the southwest corner of the same, whereby we are able to offer them in lingsworth 45.69 acres part Luke at J. P. Irvine’s. Chas Skinner, farmer. thence north on west line of said Hall connection with our own at exceedingly The ladies of the Methodist church McKern dlct3r2.................. 700 J B Handley, farmer. The Foresters lodge at this place made announce that they will serve a lunch at farm, including county road now there low rates, as follows: The R eporter D 0 Durham, fanner. the largest increase in membership dur high noon on Washington’s birthday, to the northwest corner of tbe same, and Week ending Jan. 30th; J W Cook, farmer. ing 1894 of any lodge in the jurisdiction. and a chocolate tea in the evening. Their Isabella and L H Cook to J J thence west to southwest corner of Jo Weekly Inter Ocean......................................... 11.35 LAFAYETTE. L. C. Parker of Dallas, grand master oyster supper and taffy pull Tuesday Campbell lots 3 and 4 blk 10 Hess claim, including county road now St. Louis Globe-Democrat, semi-weekly......... 1.75 »Rural Northwest, Portland, semi-monthly... 1.25 Oak Park. .................................. » 200 C S Hubbard, farmer. of Odd Fellows of the state of Oregon, evening was quite a success, and the there, theDce north along west side of New York Tribune, weekly.............................. 1.25 K and Mary Sitton to Pratt K H P Newton, farmer. paid the McMinnville lodge an official proceeds will be used in purchasing new N Sitton county road now there to county road •The Rural Northwest is the brightest, 48.15 a pt sec 1 t 4 r 5 .. 1 P A Bates, miller. visit on the 26th. He was accompanied song books running east and west, thence east along the most practical and useful publication N K and Mary Sitton to F D Sit G F Earhart, farmer. by Frank Chapman, Frank Styles and ton water right of way ........... 2 and including county road to the line on the coast for farmers, dairymen and Climatic Intlueiice on Health. N K and Mary Sitton to F Ward E Seese, farmer. H. Morrison, all Odd Fellows of Dallas. butween the Riley Bean and Geo. L. fruit growers. Sitton 48.15 a pt sec 11 4 r 5 . 1 It cannot be denied that the influence A R Burbank, capitalist. Nelson d I c’s, thence north on the line Two little McMinnville girls were look of climate upon health is great, and it is F K and Mary E Heider to J A A H Denny, farmer. “Dressmaking” signs25c ready printed between said claims to the township ing over the newspaper. The elder, who in recognition of this fact that physicians Ivie 175x250 ft pt A B Faulcon- W A Newman, farmer. line, thence east on township line to tbe at this office. could read better than understand, was send patients suffering with pulmonary 280 er die t 5 r 6............................... J L Vickery, merchant. southwest corner of township 36, in t 2 s going over the senatorial vote in the ! diseases to great distances for “change Marcus and Mary Blair to F M Leave your order for a good, fat chick II B Verdett, farmer, r 3 w, thence north on eection line be en, dressed for Sunday dinner. D street legislature. The younger, who could of air.” But when the sufferer happens Hoskins 17 a pt Andrew Har H E Mosier, teamster. tween 35 and 36 and 25 and 26 to tbe market. neither read nor understand very well, to be too poor to act upon the advice his vey die t 3 r 3............................. C80 Sorghum Molasses R C Henry, teamster. county line, thence east on county line after heiiing that Lord had four votes, L. E. Walker is paying highest market lot is hard indeed. But it is not neces- N K Sitton and wife to David R P Bird, merchant. to northeast corner of section 25, thence price for hides, pelts and tallow. •poke up. “Look, sister, and see how I sarily hopeless. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Stout 107 a pt claim No 36 13 r4 1 L C Washburn, teamster. south to the county line to northeast of many there were for Jesus.” Medical Discovery can be had at any Elsie Hanson to George Hanson south m ’ minnville . section 36, thence south on section line Rev H. A. Denton preached his fare medicine store, and to it thousands lots 1 and 2 blk 26 Hurley’s and Maple too between 36 and 31 in t 2 s r 3 w, thence Wes Houck, farmer. well sermon to a large audience at the whose cases were considered desperate add to Newberg ..................... 303 south on east line to H. C. Palmer’s land When B«by was »lek, we gave her Castoria, S L Wolfe, farmer. Christian church Sunday evening. In ] owe their Jives. Schuyler Usher to L M Smith 12) bearing south to the south line of the When »he waa a Child, she cried tor Castoria, A D Simpson, mechanic. his review of the two and a half years of a pt sec 25 and 36 t 2 r3........... Up to a certain point in the progress 1 French farm, thence east to the noith- When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Milt Richardson, farmer. LTiere: Sweet lXla.dcere.1 his pastorate he showed that a noble of consumption, Dr. Pierce's Golden J P Converse and wife to Geo F east corner of the land of Alonzo Had When she had Chlldrsn, she gave them Castoria, Jos Hoberg, minister. work had been accomplished. The church Medical Discovery is a positive remedy. Newton lots 1 to 4 Rural Home ley, thedee south on the east line of said S A Manning, merchant. now numbers about 160, 95 of whom have But delay is dangerous with consump No 2..................... '...................... 50 farm to the southeast corner of tbe same, W J Loughary, clerk. been added during the time. Ail de tion. In all the conditions that lead to Adolf Dietrich to J A Gulliford pt Cranberries and Crackers thence east ene-fourth mile, thence south 0 O Hodson, merchant. partments, including the Sunday school, it the “Discovery” is the remedy. With lote 7 and 8 Wvnooski subdivi to the place of beginning. J R Booth, farmer. Endeavor and other auxiliaries are well severe lingering coughs or weak lungs, sion ............................................. 400 R S Allen, farmer. In the matter of tax levy for 1894 it organized and show corresponding growth nothing acts so promptly. Every disease John Sherwood by sheriff to W H Benj Hartman, iarmer. was orderedjliat it be as follows: State Tbe following general formunre always In stock and prosperity. Not all the credit, of that can be reached through the blocd Harrison pt lot 2 sec 30 t 5 r 4 20 Chas Palmer, capitalist. tax, 3 mills; school tax, 5% mills; indi and for sale at the Reporter office : course, is due to him for this condition yields to this medicine. The scrofulous Pacific II E & Inv. Co to C F Warranty Deeds Real Estate Mortgage Hi Rummel, farmer. gent soldier tax, l-30th mill; county tax, Quit-claim Deeds Chattel Mortgage of things, but it is evident that he has affections of the lungs that’s called con Jewett 6 tracts in Dundee Orch Bond for Deed Satisfaction oi Mort. B F Kauffman, farmer. 5 14-30ths mills ; total, 14 mills. See Our Handsome Line of Semi-Porcelain Ware. been the right man in the right place, or sumption is one of them. For this and ard Homes No'2....................... 1 Farm Lease Transfer of Mortgage Wm Hill, farmer. Notes and Receipts. Bill of Sale In the matter of bids for furnishing tbe work could not have been accom for every other form of scrofula, for all Pacific R E & Inv Co to Dundee We carry a large stock of stationery and are NORTH M’MINNVILLE. lumber in the various districts, it was or prepared Prune Co lots 61 and 62 Dundee plished. to do job printing of every sort in the blood taints and disorders, and all chron best style of the art and at low figures M Underwood, farmer. dered that county clerk be authorized to Orchard Homes No 2. . .. 1 A very successful revival meeting is ic bronchial, throat and lung affections, Clem Scott, farmer. receive bids for furnishing any one or being held at North Yamhill by Rev. J. the “Discovery” is the only remedy so W O Henderson, sheriff to M A more of the districts for year 1895. See Jaoob Wortman, banker. Jewett lot 3 blk 6 Dundee ....... 235 A. Campbell of the Christian church. certain that, once used, it is always in S. WILSON. W.G. HENDERSON. Win Ball, farmer, call in this paper. W G Henderson, sheriff to Victor Up to Tuesday, fifty-one persons had favor. The appointment of road supervisors J W Oowis, banker. Can Get Gross lots5 and 6blk 1 Morgan’s made the good confession and promised Can anything else be “just as good” for 'gf Ferry's Seed» at your dealera^J was only partially made. Ed Woods J L Rogers, druggist. add to Sheridan ......................... 207 to lead better lives. Interest continues you to buy ? f* aa fresh and fertile as though w was named for district 1, I. N. Branson J A Peckham, capitalist. rW you got them direct from Farry’a $ Leander Gray toNettie Gray 282.10 and the seating and standing room is Don't you believe it. [■ Seedrarms. 1 for No. 3, 8. C. Pearson for 15, and O. J. J G Eckman, editor. a pt John F Johnson die t 4 t 5 1 occupied each evening ^The church Lorenao Root, capitalist. Leabo for 16. (Third Street, between E and F.) A High Compliment. W G Henderson, sheriff, to J M there already had a membership oi about Wilbur Hibbs, farmer. BILLS ALLOWED. Bunn 160 a pt sec 8 t 3 r 6. .. 1325 B oltot , C onn .—“I am very much forty and it will become one of the best R B McDonald, farmer, 1* are known and planted every- i A H Denny, supervisor.. 1107 70 in the valley. It was the Oregonian that pleased with the effect of your Simmons Sarah A Deskins et al to Pacific LW where, and are always the J John Orimmons, farmer. College q. c, deed to 9.60 a pt J C Cook, running drift 4 00 aptly remarked the other day, that the Liver Regulator, and have recommended best. Frrry’a Seed Aunual S. WIbSON, Manager. A Newman, farmer. for ls»3 tells all about 2 DD Deskins ’ die ....................... 1 do 00 S J Dunn, churches are schools of good citizenship. i it to a good many friends.”—E. A. Rose. them, — Free. W L Warren, capitalist. do Floyd Long, 5 00 D. M. Ferry & Co. North Yamhill is to be congratulated Your druggist sells it in powder or liquid; Mary C Goodrich to Pacific Col ----------------------------M---------------------------- NORTH YAMHILL, Detroit,Mich. lege q. c. deed to 14.11 a pt G R Riggins, do 4 00 upon having a strong school organized the powder to be taken dry, or made I Eventhing first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial Deskins’ die............................ . H P Moor, farmer. 1 J W BalliDger, do | into a tea. 3 00 there, Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable ratee. Give us a call. BLOODED HORSES * Jewelry Store * * * Times Sale! © Give us a call and get our prices J. F>. IRVINE A WINTER’S ENTERTAINMENT ! YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ONE YEAR EOR ONL Y $1.25 WñüUnCE & WALTER Buckwheat LEGAL BLANKS. Everything for the Breakfast, Lunch or Tea Table We Handle Only First Quality Goods. C ity S tables , (FERRYSSEEDS WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors.