The Yamhill County reporter., February 08, 1895, Image 2

Yamhill County Reporter.
llexico and Gauieinala.
The outside world ordinarilj- gives
F. II. B1IIMIART, Editor de Propr. but little attention to the wars in
J • G. ECK U
Associate Editor«
which the Latin-American nations
are engaged, but the conflict which is
Subscription $1.00 Per Year.
threatened between Mexico and Gua-
advertdixg rates .
temaia is attracting,general interest.
Reading aotic';-in local column, ij cents per A war between these two countries
l!:ie for Ar t week and □ cents per line thereafter,
e„.__ u -.1.
Display advertheaienls annual rate: one inch promises to be fraught W lth greater
Kb°nth$1; e‘cS“*iditl&“linct 80 “nu
consequences than result from most
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
There are about 1300 Indians in
the Osage tribe, and the government
holds in trust for them the sum of
18.500.000, or over $0500 per head.
Nevertheless, they are supported at
the public expense, like so many des­
titute persons while there is a con­
stant howl about pensions paid to
keep union soldiers out of the poor
houses.
A lawsuit against the owners of
the steamer Crathie for sinking the
Elbe is quite probable.
Ward McAllister, the leader of the
400 of New York city, died of la
grippe on the 31st ult.
Judge E. R. Hoar, attorney-gener­
al under General Grant, died atCou-
Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding of the ri.r>'Ui-pk in thp ennthorn half cord. Mass., on the 31st.
lines published free If
if furalabed
furnished is
In time to 1
rupiuies in ine SOUtnern Hail
10 Unes
be current new*. Additional matter 1> cent-per of this Continent
More than 300 lives were lost by
Next to the Unit-
The Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden,
line.
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----------- --- ------- „ , — ed States, Mexico is the most popu­ the sinking of the steamer Elbe in of Columbus, Ohio, recently returned
lous nation of the western hemis­ its collision with the Crathie in the a clerical pass which a railroad com­
FRIDAY, IEB. ö, laôâ.
Mr. Charles O. Fansher
phere except Brazii, and in financial North sea on the 30th. Efforts to pany sent him, with the following
Walla Walla, Wash.
find
the
sunken
ship
or
the
missing
standing and in the extent of her re-
explanation: “I never use clerical
PlTT the poor workingman, when sources immediately available she is life boat have been futile.
tickets, because I know no reason
every discredited clergyman as well the superior of thal country. One
John L. Wilson was nominated for why clergymen should have privileges
as every discredited and bankrupt of the possibilities and perhaps prob- U. S. senator from the state of Wash­ not granted to the mechanics and
politician shall make him the prey at>jiities of this conflict is the union ington in republican caucus on the laboring men, and because I am not Much Treatment Without Avail
of theii demagoguery. The inde- of
gve Central American states, night of the 31st ult., and the follow­ satisfied that railways have any right Hood’s Sarsaparilla Effects Benefi­
pendent workingmen s church” at for the absorption of Guatemala by ing day the nomination was con­ to grant the favor to anybody.’’
cial Change in Constitution.
T3? ??e c_7a.V0n_0i .a Mexico, which would very likely be firmed in joint session, being the 28th
“ C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
fellow whose latest exploit was in , the outcome of a protracted struggle ballot taken.
“ Deer Sirs: At the age of 10 years 1 was
Fully 81,000,000 of relief has gone confined to my bed with inflammatory
the line of robbing a bank.
I between these two, would bring a
Order has been restored in Ha­ through the hands of the relief com­ rheumatism. I was treated by a local
I peril to the four smaller nations waii. Liliuokalani, the deposed
but relief only came to me with
mission in Nebraska for the sufferers. physician,
A generally expressed opinion is which may be relied 0Q to put them
warm weather. For 12 vears doctoring
queen, has been arrested forcomplic- It has been a generous and gratify-; the
did
me
but
little good. We read about
that while Hon. Thos. H. Tongue , ¡nt0 tbe fray oa tbe 5-lde
Guate- i ity in the late insurrection. Strong
the great change Hood’s Sarsaparilla
ing
response.
The
state
has
setl
got into the senatorial fight in pret- maja
could effect in the entire constitution.
evidence was found against her, a apart an additional 850.000 and it is We conoluded to give it a trial and it hae
ty poor shape, he has come out of it
R is not easy t0 get at the preci9e
large supply of arms, ammunition
Made a New Young Man of Me.
in better shape than any of the other cause of
trouble. In its general and dynamite being discovered at thought it will be sufficient. If there After taking the contents of three bot­
are other donations they can still be tles 1 was able to walk a little. I have
P!rtiPSWh?.haV?_1figUred With the features, however, it resembles con- her residence.
used to great benefit in the Dakota' continued to take it and have not missed
opposition to Dolph. There is not troversies which are more or less
A
dispatch
of
the
3d
says
that
car
­
field,
where there has also been much I a day for six months. During the bad
much doubt but that his position on common between all contiguous na­
loads of provisions for the destitute suffering, and to which the public1
the financial question was misunder­ tions.
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XX
UUUUUUIJ liuc
A boundary
line 10
is lUUlOJJUIC)
in dispute,
stood. ' This was because he got into and a considerable tract of territory of Nebraska are sidetracked in vari­ attention has not been so directly winter weather nor any time since have 1
ous cities, and much of the perishable called.
felt any of the symptoms of the return
bad company.
claimed by both nations is involved. contents were spoiling from freezing
ot my rheumatic trouble.” C has . G.
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F
ansher , Walla Walla, Washington.
This particular piece of territory is and delay in transportation. There
W hile this paper most emphatic­
The
South
American
Colonization
i
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do
I held by Mexico, and is part of the is plenty of relief if it were properly
ally disagrees with the Pennoyere-
■ state of Chiapas. Guatemalan troops distributed. The legislature is ex­ company is making considerable stir not purge, pain or gripo. All druggists. 25c.
gonian mossback idea that there
invaded this region, destroyed a few pected to reorganize the state relief in Arkansas City, Kan. Its object
should be no state aid of the higher
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lives and much property, and when commission and make it more effect­ is the colonization of a tract of land
institutions of learning, it does not
of over 2,000,000 acres in the Repub­
their government was called to ac­ ive.
believe in going to the other ex­
lic of Columbia. South America, In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
count by Mexico it proposed arbitra­
Yamhill county.
treme of granting aid to a multitude
The
only
band
of
buffalo
in
exist
­
which it claims to own. The Rev. I. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance 1
tion to fix the boundary line. Mexi­
Company, (a corporation) plain­
of high schools, so-called normals
co declares that the question of the ence outside of Yellowstone park is N. Merrifield, of Arkansas City, is tiff,
vs.
and colleges. A university, a boundary line was settled in 1823 on the Red desert northwest of Raw­ the president of the company, which
Levina A. Watt, John L. Watt, Ar­
lington
Bolse
Watt.
R. Watt,
normal school and an agricultural
lins,
in
Wyoming.
There
are
prob
­
is to be co-operative. All’ property his wife, Earl Bryant L. Watt,
and confirmed in 1882. According
Ma­
college, one each, are all that the
ably
sixty
or
seventy
head
in
the
ry
Carile
Watt.
W.
L.
Boise,
will be held in common. But before administrator, the county as
to her that controversy was closed
of
state is able to support. The aim long ago, and she has demanded from band. A bill for the protection of sharing in its advantages, colonists Yamhill, J. R. Jonah, Mary Jane
Jonah,
George
A.
Maddox,
the
should be to make these the best to
Town of Amity, Ira L. Martin,
Guatemala an apology and the pay­ these animals has been introduced in must take 8100 worth of stock in the Grace
I. Martin, Mary E. Cook,
be found in America.
the
Wyoming
house.
Violators
of
company.
Each
member
of
the
com
­
E. W. Kea, Mary C. Rea, K. P
ment of an indemnity of $1,800.000
Durant,
Durant, John E-
the new law will be punished by im­ mune will be required to labor eight Warner, Emma
Lillie C. Warner, his
under the threat of war.
T he Oregonian’s estimate of Thom­
wife,
Alonzo
Miller,
Lowarle
prisonment
in
the
penitentiary
for
hours a da.y. The company has Miller and W. L. Elwood,
In a conflict between Mexico, with
de­
as Paine is probably the correct one.
fendants,
not
less
than
three
nor
more
than
agreed to pay the Columbian govern­
her 12,000,000 population, and Guat­
Y virtue of an execution, Judgment, order and
He is overestimated by one class and
decree and order of sale Issued out of and
ment a certain price for the land,
emala, with her 1,500,000, the issue ten years.
under the seal of the circuit court of the state of
underestimated by another. If his
Five
hundred
Italian
passengers
Oregon,
for the county of Yambill, to me direct­
and
bring
800
colonists.
It
will
and delivered, dated the 21th day of January,
admirers would quit digging up his could not be long in doubt. With the left New Orleans on the steamer transport them in its own vessel, ed
Ì895.
upon
a judgment and decree rendered and
other four Central American states
entered on the 25th day of September, 1894. in
blemishes and parading them before
Montebello,
for
Italy.
They
came
to
some
time
in
March
or
April.
Agents
favor
of
the
plaintiff above named, and against
in alliance with Guatemala, however,
the defendants above named, for the sum ol
the world as virtues there would
Louisiana
to
secure
work
on
the
are
now
drumming
up
colonists
in
818,332.80
with
interest thereon at the tate of eight
the conditions would be more nearly
probably be no lack of readiness to
per cent per annum from September 25th, 1894,
equal, although even then the ad­ sugar plantations, but now, owing to the southwestern states.
and the further sum of 8750.0-9 attorneys' fee», and
accord him his actual dues. That he
the further sum of 4213.65 with Interest thereon
vantage in numbers would still be on the destruction of the sugar bounty,
at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
“was a superficial writer, a shallow
find
their
wages
cut
to
50
cents
a
June 20th, 1894, and tue further sum of 350.10,
the side of Mexico. Barrios, Gaute-
One Tiling Lacking.
costs and disbursements and accruing costs of
thinker, and did not touch even the
day,
and
are
unable
to
live
on
earn
­
upon this writ, and directing the sale of the
mala's president, though, is ambi­
The mammoth department stores and
hereinafter described real property to pay and
surface of the philosophy of religion’
ings
so
meagre.
It
is
said
that
a
satisfy
judgment and decree. I did, on the
tious and capable, and under his lead
supply all wants, Not long ago a 22d day said
of January, 1895, duly levy upon all the
in his day, does not disqualify him
feeling
of
unrest
prevails
among
the
right,
title
and
interest which the said defendants
the Central American union would
customer in one of these all-round or either of them
hud on- the 1st day ot January,
for leadership of infidel thought at
Italians
who
have
recently
arrived
1889,
(the
date
of plaintiff's mortgage) or bus
probably make a strong fight against
stores purchased a complete house­ since had, as in said
the present time. The same can be
decree adjudged, in and to
at
this
port,
and
it
is
expected
that
their big northern antagonist, espe­
furnishing supply, including a dog, the following described real property, to-wit:
truthfully said of Ingersoll, who is
within
thirty
days
at
least
1,000
of
Situated in the county of Yamhill, tn the state of
cially as they would be on the de­
a parrot and a monkey. He bought Oregon: The donation land claim of John Watt
the greatest leader of infidel thought
Mary Watt, both deceased, claim number 73,
fensive. Mexico, however, has at them will ship to some other country. himself a suit, and having an ugly and
notification twelve hundred and seventy-three
in this country. There infidels of
[12731.
parts of sections twenty 1201, twenty-
A
dispatch
from
Shanghai
says
a
her head at present the ablest and
The pope has disapproved of priests '
tooth, he had it eased up without one [21] being
and twenty-nine [29], containing six
greater depth and breadth than In­
telegram
has
been
received
from
Chin
hundred
forty-two
and nine hundredths [u42.09] riding bicycles.
greatest man whom that country has
going
out
of
his
way.
Going
up
an
­
acres, more or less.
gersoll, perhaps, but he is the leader.
ever produced, and as his prestige is Kiang stating that a party of officers other flight he sat for his photograph, Also the donation land claim of Benjamin S.
Astoria has sold her water works
Bureh and Mary Jane Burch, his wife, claim
from the American warship Concord
number seventy-two 172], notification number bonds at 95.
Construction of the
T he amended finance bill as it staked on the result of the war, it is landed at Chin Kiang for the purpose and passed into a physician’s office twelve
hundred and fifty-six [1256], in sections
[20J, twentv-oue [21], twenty-two [22], new works will begin at once.
comes from the house committee will likely, if it occurs, to be bloody and of shooting game. They by accident on the same floor, was taken seriously twenty
twenty-seven [27] and twenty-eight [2s], contain­
ing six hundred and forty-four and 95-100 [044.90]
be more satisfactory to the general eventful. If Mexico should be beat­ shot a Chinaman. The populace ill on the floor above, died there, was acres,
Associate Justice Jackson, of
more or less.
en
a
federation
of
the
Central
Ameri
­
placed
in
a
coffin
out
of
stock
near
Also the southeast quarter (1-4) of the southeast supreme court, is afflicted with pul­
public than the original bill, which
were greatly infuriated, and attacked,
quarter (14) aud the southwest quarter (14) of
was in strict conformity to the pres­ can republics would probably take siezed and carried off the whole party. by on the same floor, and sent home. the southeast quarter (14) and the southeast monary troubles and his recovery, is
of the southwest quarter (14) and
place,
which
would
end
the
wasteful
The manager of the house added in quarter (14) quarter
ident’s recommendations.
Instead
(14) of the southwest quarter reported beyond possibility.
The commander of the Concord sent a business-like way: “We could southwest
(4-4) In section sixteen (lo). Also thirty-seven (37)
and
demoralizing
quarrels
between
of providing bonds to run fifty years,
acres of lot three (3) of section seventeen (17).
Nine hundred striking employes of
an
armed
force
of
bluejackets
and
All above described in sections sixteen (16) and
they may be redeemed at the them, and give them some standing marines to rescue them at all haz­ have furnished a coroner and jury if seventeen
(17), containing one hundred ninety­ the Lehigh Valley coal company re­
(197) acres. In all fourteen hundred,
option of the government after and importance among American na­ ards. Further news in regard to the the friends of the deceased hadn’t seven
eighty-four and 4-100 (1481.01) acres, more or less, turned to work on Tuesday, their
tions.
Mexico
’
s
victory,
on
the
other
been
in
such
a
hurry.
”
—
Chicago
save
aud
except Watt's addition to the town of
ten years. This is an improve­
affair is anxiously awaited.
Amity, covering about thirty-one (31) acres of employers complying with all their
hand,
might
result
in
the
absorption
Tribune.
John
Watt
’s and Mary Watt's donation land
ment unless it is admitted that a na­
claim. The whole of the above described lend demands.
Senator Peffer has introduced a
tional debt is a national blessing, by that country of the greater part
being in township five (5) south, range four (4)
Congressmen are becoming quar-
resolution providing for a special The exposure to all sorte and condi­ west of Willamette meridian.
which few people believe. Another of Central America, and make Diaz’s
As well as upon each and all of the several relsome.
Mitchell of Oregon and
election the first Tuesday of October, tions of weather that a lumberman is tracts hereinatter described.
dominion
the
most
powerful
on
the
important and sensible change is
Now
therefore,
by
virtue
of
said
execu
­
Harris
of
Tennessee
had a wordy war
that, instead of requiring the treas­ continent outside of the United 1895, to ascertain the will of the peo­ called upon to endure in the camps often tion, judgment, decree and order of sale, on Tuesday, over a question of privi-
and
in
obedience
to
the
commands
of
said
ple respecting financial matters. The produces severe colds which, if not
ury notes to be destroyed as fast as States.
I will on Saturday, the 2d day of , lege in the house.
questions to be submitted to the promptly checked, result in congestion writ,
March, 1895, at the hour of one o’clock j>.
received, it shall be done only as na­
Cheap Stone Hoads.
people include. Shall congress pro­ or pneumonia. Mr. J. 0. Davenport, m. of said day, ot the court house door in
Fourteen hundred men employed
tional bank notes are issued to take
city of’McMinnville, Yamhill county,
A cheap and satisfactory form of vide for the issue of interest-bearing ex-manager of the Fort Bragg Redwood the
in
the Joliet. Ills., rolling mills were
Oregon, sell, subject to redemption as pro­
their place, thus preventing any sud­
narrow, hard road is one used by bonds? Shall congress provide for Co., an immense institution at Fort vided by law, at public auction to the discharged Tuesday, because they
den contraction of the currency. The
highest bidder for cash in hand, the real
Judge Caton of Chicago on his Illi­ the withdrawal of greenbacks from Bragg, Cal., says they sell large quanti­ property above described, and all the right, would not accept a reduction of 25
provision requiring duties to be paid
ties
of
Chamberlain
’
s
Cough
Remedy
at
title anti interest which the above named per cent in wages.
nois farms. While these roads are circulation? Shall congress provide
in gold is also stricken out. so long
the company’s store and that he ha9 defendants, or either of them had on the
made for farm use, they would serve for free coinage of gold and silver at
day of January, 1389, or have since
Eastern states were visited by a
himself used this remedy for a severe first therein,
as an effort is made to keep the two
and in the following order,
equally well for the lesser public the present legal ratio, and shall pa­ cold and obtained immediate relief. This had
cold
wave Tuesday. The mercury
that is to say : the whole of the said lands
metals at a parity, it would be an
roads of a neighborhood and are per money be issued by the govern­ prevents any tendency of a cold toward last alxive described, excepting then from stood 50 deg. below in Wisconsin, 13
unwise discrimination against silver
certain lots and parts of lots and blocks,
worth a careful study with this view. ment only?
pneumonia and insures a prompt recov­ laid oli' therefrom since the date of plain­ , in New York, 15 in Chicago. 20 in
to refuse to receive it for duties or
The road is made by plowing two
An exciting and disgraceful scene ery. For sale by 8. Howorth & Co., tiff’s mortgage as Joseph Watt’s second Pennsylvania and 17 at Sioux City.
to recognize it as anything but good
addition to the town of Amity, Yamhill
furrows 16 inches wide and about 12 occurred in the national congress on druggists.
county, Oregon, and certain other
The heirs of Joseph Bailey have
money.
tracts’ sold theretrom since the date ot
inches deep under what are to be the the 1st inst., in which Breckinridge
plaintiff's mortgage as specifically set received from the government $15,-
B vt two weeks more remain of the wheel tracks, turning-the earth in­ of Kentucky and Heard of Missouri
An important fruit of the passage forth in said judgment, decree and order 180 in settlement of an Indian-dep-
of sale, and in said writ as follows •
legislative session. Little of conse­ ward; which results in a slight rais­ exchanged the lie and came to blows. of theO. R. & N. into vigorous hands
First—Beginning st the noriheast corner redation claim, which they have
ing
of
the
roadbed,
then
filling
the
Representative Heard, chairman and the establishment of its connec­ of John E Warner’s land and running worked for for years. Mr. Bailey
quence has been accomplished, and
thence
north 1.38 chains; thence west 7.28
perhaps there would not be much to inner furrows with field stones or of the committee on the District of tion with an energetic and aspiring chains to west line of the John Watt dona­ was killed and his cattle, horses and
tion land claim, thence along said line 1.38
regret on that account if the legisla­ coarse gravel and finishing with a Columbia, became angered because transcontinental line is the establish­ chains;
thence east 7.28 chains to the other property destroyed by the In­
light
coating
of
fine
gravel.
This
the
Hawaiian
question
was
being
place
of beginning, containing one acre.
ture should adjourn to-morrow.
ment of a new line of steamers, ply­
dians during the troubles on Rogue
Second—Lots 8 and 9, in block 2, in said
But the danger is that the usual plan gives a very solid bed of ma­ brought forward in the time devoted ing monthly between Portland and second addition.
; river in 1852. The case of securing
amount of legislation will be rushed terial under the wheels and a suf­ to his committee, and attempted to Asiatic ports. The stimulous of the Third | Beginning 60 feet west of the : damages from the government was
corner-of block 8 in Joseph
Both men were present war and its probable results northwest
through during the expiring days, ficiency elsewhere, and if occasional secure the floor.
Watt’s second addition to the town of commenced 15 years ago. Now that
side
outlets
are
provided
the
fur
­
forced
to
apologize
to
the
house,
and
Amity;
thence
7.2S chains; thence
to trade with the East gives this south’4.14 chains west
without proper consideration. The
; thence east 7.28 chains the claim has been allowed and the
rows
are
quite
efficient
as
blind
afterwards
shook
hands
and
restored
special importance.— Oregonian.
senatorial squabble has ruined the
and thence north 4 14 chains to tlxe place i money paid, the litigation has Dot
of beginning, containing 3 acres
prospect of any very valuable legis­ drains. Occasional passing places good feeling.
Fourth—Lots 6 and 7 of block 3, in «aid ended, as there will be a big contest
Mayor Sutro of San Francisco sent
second addition.
lation. There is no encouraging would need to be provided on public
to decide who are the rightful heirs
Fifth—Lot 8, of block 3, in said secund
prospect of getting that amicably roads for the meeting of loaded wag­ the following telegram to President
to receive the property. The lawyers
addition.
Sixth—Lot 4 of block 5. in said second say there will be a long contest over
settled either. The factious minority ons. Elsewhere 11 feet between Cleveland, which was read in the
addition.
have shown utter inability to agree ditches would be sufficient for ordi­ senate on the 2d by Hepburn of
Seventh—Lot 1 of block 3, in said second it, and it is doubtful how it will final-
nary
light
travel.
Iowa;
“
History
will
record
you
as
addition.
upon a candidate of their own, and
1 ly end. The brothers of the de­
Eighth—Lots 10 and 11 of block 3, in
ceased will be interested in the case.
they refuse to support a man who re­ Such a road will use the minimum the greatest benefactor of the Amer­
said second addition.
Ninth—Beginning at the northwest corn­
presents the views of the majority. of material, with the maximum of ican people if you will recommend by
James C. Reed, ex-Baptist preach­
er of the John Watt donation landclaim,
Whether they will keep up their efficiency, and having a great depth special message to congress, the fore­
thence south 20 rods to post; thence east er of East Portland, is heard from
80 rods to county road; thenoe 20 rods
opposition to the extent of denying
®tone just where it is needed closure of the mortgages on the Pa­
north along county road to post; thenee again. Wednesday, disguised in a
cific
railroads,
paying
off
existing
in
­
should
bear
the
heaviest
loads
with
­
west 80 rods to beginning, containing 10 set of false whiskers in which he
the state representation in the Unit­
acres.
ed States senate, a few more days out injury and require only an occa­ cumbrances, purchasing the roads at
Tenth—Lots 9 and 12 in block 3 in said used to play Santa Claus,a toy pistol
---- )A(----
foreclosure
sale
and
falling
back
on
sional
resurfacing
to
last
indefinitely.
second
addition.
will determine. In that event it
Eleventh—Beginning in the center of and a bottle of water that he de­
■WS A.TP LE
would be another case of biting off The amount of material required is the personal liability of the stock­
Ash swale on the east line of John Watt s clared was nitro glycerine, he held
less than 800 cubic yards per mile. holders for deficiencies. The gov­
■^.PACKAGE donation land claim, and running thence
the nose to spite the face.
due
south 48 rods to post ; thence west 18 up the teller of the First National
—Roy Stone in “New Roads and Road ernment must not operate these
rods to county road; thence north 36 rods bank of East Portland. He made a
(4 to 7 dore«)
■ roads, but hold them as a great na­
to center of Ash swale; thence along creek
The federal court of appeals sit­ Laws.''
17 rods and 20 links to the place of be­ success of the holdup, but was
—OF—
tional
highway,
for
the
benefit
of
the
ginning.
ting in San Francisco has reversed
The senatorial vote at Salem yes­ American people, a war measure, as
All of said lots, blocks and tracts being ; caught in the act by the cashier of
Judge Bellinger’s decision of the
a
portion of the real property described in another bank across the street and
terday stood: Dolph 41. Herman 13, they were intended to be, for the
plaintiff’s said mortgage and being situate
“quadrant" case rendered in August.
marched off to jail by a policeman.
Hare 10, Williams 9. Weatherford 8, transportation of troops, ammuni­
in Yamhill county. Oregon
1893. By act of congress in 1870 the
That if any deficiency remain of the Reed will be remembered as a
Lovell 3 and Lord 4.
tion, supplies and mails. Then per­
plaintiff's said claim after the sale of the
Oregon Central railroad was granted
real property first herein cestribed, ex j clergyman who went in swimming
Miss
Grace
French,
a
Sunday
mit
all
American
railroads
to
run
two distinct grants, one from Port­
To any one sending- name and address to cepting therefrom the lots, blocks, tracts about three years ago, left his
and parcels herein last described, then, I
land to Astoria, and the other at school teacher and social favorite in their locomotives and cars on this i us on a postal card.
will at the time and place and upon and clothes on the bank, and subse-
Brooklyn,
who
married
a
Chinese
great
highway,
starting
from
the
subject
to the terms and in the manner
f)
ace
Used,
They
are
Always
in
Favor.
right angles with the first from the
hereinbefore set forth, sell the said excepted quentlj’ turned up in the east.
Yamhill river to a junction with the laundryman two years ago against Missouri river, to the Pacific ocean, ' Hence, our object in sending them out tracts separately to pay and satisfy such Somewhat later be returned, claim­
I deficiency, and in the order in which said
first, near Forest Grove; and the the wishes of her parents, has re­ under payment of tolls, to be regu- I broadcast
I exceptions are numbered respectively f rom ing that his mind had been a blank
—------- ON TRIAL _______ —a- and inclusive of exception first, to and from the time he started in to bathe
second from Forest Grove to the turned to the latter, and her hus­ lated by the treasury department. ‘
of exception eleventh, or so much
Yamhill river. Judge Bellinger held band, Mr. Lee. advertises that he Let out the government transporta- j They absolutely rare Sick Headache, Bil­ ! inclusive
thereof as may be necessary to pay and . until after bis arrival at his brother’s
tion
to
the
lowest
bidder,
and
money
will
not
be
responsible
for
her
debts,
that on the operation of the road as
iousness, Constipation, Coated Tongue. Poor satisfy said writ with costs and accruing 1 bouse in Illinois. His brethren re­
enough will be made to pay the in­ Appetite, Dyspepsia and kindred derange­ j costs.’
onecontinuous railway, grantee was etc.
Dated at McMinnville. Oregon, January fused to have full confidence in him,
Weather of very unusual severity terest on the outlay, besides giving ments of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, 29th, 1895.
not entitled to lands lying within the
and so he went to Oregon City and
W G HENDERSON,
exterior quadrant formed by the is being experienced throughout a low freights and fares, and the in­ Don't accept some substitute said to be
Sheriff of Yambill county, Oregon.
organized
the “independent work­
imaginary lines drawn through the wide range of territory east of the ; calculable benefits resulting from "just as good."
ingmens
church.
” His reason for
The
substitute
costs
the
dealer
less.
junction at right angles to the course mountains. A blizzard extends from ridding the people of the corruption,
trying
to
rob
a
bank
is that be was
It costs you ABOUT the same.
of the respective roads. This deci­ Minnesota to Texas, and severe the briber}-, the enslavement, the
Peace has been fully restored in hard pushed for money.
HIS profit is in the "just as good.”
sion is now reversed in favor of the weather embraces all east and north evil influence of these giant, corrupt
the Hawaiian islands, the ex-queen
WHERE IS YOURS?
railroad company, and gives the as far as New York and Philadelphia. and criminal corporations, and fur­
has formally abdicated her claim to
Ninety million acres of land in the
homes of several hundred citizens of The lowest temperature at New York nishing the Pacific coast, by one Address for F ree S ample .
the
ruling
position,
and
there
is
United
States is alleged to be held
great maste-’ stroke, with not one,
Oregon near Forest Grove to the City since 1880 was recorded Wed-i but half a dozen competing rail- World’s Dispensary Medical Association,
nothing in the way of future peace by 250,COO Indians, or say 360 acres
railroad company.
nesday, when it was 4 below.
each.
Ao. 663 Maia St, BUFFALO, N. Y. and prosperity.
I roads.”
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Physician and Surgeon,
ROOMS IN UNION BLOCK
M c M innville , O regon .
The county board of examiners for Yam­
hill county, Oregon, will hold the regular
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certificates to teach in the public school» of
Calbreath & Goucher.
said county, at the court house in McMinn­
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February 13th, and continuing the session M c M inn ville .
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for state diplomas and state life diplomas
must make application at the same time.
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Everywhere.
County Superintendent of Schools and
Sold Everywhere.
Chairman of the Board of Examiners.
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Chattel Mortgage
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Farm Lease
Transfer of Mortgage
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