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Yamhill County Reporter. and dignity to none, has suffered a loss of respect throughout the world. “We denounce the free-wool pro vision of the present tariff act as an unjust discrimination against an im portant industry, and demand such protection for sheep-husbandry as will secure fair prices for American wool. We denounce the present ad ministration of the pension bureau for its betrayal of the interests of the Union soldiers, and we pledge to veterans of the republic a watchful care and recognition of their just claims upon a grateful people " A resolution favoring the choice of McKinley for president in 1896 was also passed. MEWS OF THE WEEK. FROM THE CftUMTI PBESS. Dayton Herald. Twelve hundred cavalry horses are Born. To the wife of B. Gabriel, wanted in Cuba. J. «. ECKMAN, AaMCiate Editor. Maj' 21. 1895. a boy. A national silver convention is to Potato planting is being rushed be held at Memphis. June 12 and 13. SUCCESSOR TO UNION HARDWARE COMPANY. • Subscription $1.00 Per Year. through at a lively rate. Benj. Par Queen Victoria’s birthday was officially celebrated in London on the rish runs B. Gabriel’s planter after night—using lanterns for light. i< ADVERTISING RATES. 25th. The queen is 76 years old. Rivlfng notice» In local column» 10 cants per Keeps ou hand a full assortment of T. W. Smith is reported to have I line tor fir-t week and 5 cents per line thereafter. Chinch bugs are ravaging crops in Display advertisement» annual rate*, one inch eastern Kansas, and farmers are ap over 300 different varieties of flowers per month *1; each additional inch 50 cent» per month pealing to Prof. Snow for infected around his cottage in Lippincott’s Obituary and marriage notice« not exceeding addition. His lady friends have ap-! 10 lines published free if furnished in time to bugs to destroy them. be current new». Additional matter 10 cent’per propriately named it “Floral Cot ! line. Count Castellane, Anna Gould’s tage.” husband, has bought for £12,000 It is now a settled fact that Day- FRIDAY. .MAY 31, 1895. ground on Avenue Boulogne. Paris ’ | ton will have a new school building OREGON NEW*» AND NOTES. on which to build a palace. He is 71 this - - year. The bonds have been I also buying race horses in England S W P arty lines were not drawn in The Brownsville woolen mill has , „ , . .1 The purchaser of the bonds is the income tax decision. Two re laid in 120,000 pounds of the Oregon , , . s H. E. Noble, of Portland, who pays! publicans and two democrats voted product already. a e s a e’ sioo premium and all costs; interest for the law, and three republicans John Halls and Wm. Royce, rav- 7 per cent. Work will be com- Dr. Driver lectured at the Forest and two democrats against it. ishers, were taken from the Danville, menced on the building as soon as Grove M. E. church Friday night on ------ Ills., jail on Saturday by a mob, and contract is let and the material “Bob Ingersoll and the Devil Com-1 And a full line of Extras for the Plano Binder. Also T he little newspapers whose en hanged to a bridge, the scene of their placed on the ground. The new bined.” all kinds of Plumbing done in the Tinner’s Line. tire knowledge of national finances The Oregon State Grange of the 1 crime. Both protested innocence, building will be placed north of the is gleaned from reading the pictures When you get others’ prices come and get mine before though identified bj’ one of their present school building, and on the! in Coin’s Financial School, are a Patrons of Husbandry opened its 22d victims. The enraged populace same block. This is done to give all buying. Will be pleased to show goods and give great deal troubled at the showing annual session at Oregon City on | feared that the men would be par- the room possible on the south for Tuesday. Prices. up this specious fraud is receiving. doned by Gov. Altgeld. play grounds. The jury that tried Ellsworth for Sheridan Sun S omething has loosened the jaw of poisoning his wife at Portland was j W. H. Harvey, the author of Gov. Lord. He is quoted as saying unable to agree, and was discharged. “Coin's Financial School,” has ac-! Owen Bogue, who was cut on a cepted the challenge to meet the . fishing trip with B. F. McLaughlin, I to a returned delegate to the Port Another trial will be held. land convention: “You fellows got The valuable filly, “Pauline,” Hon. Roswell G. Horr, of New York, ! had the misfortune to throw one of 1 W. G. HENDERSON. sat upon in the convention. We owned by Hon. Thos. H. Tongue, in debate. The question to be ar-! tbe bones of his left ankle out of! S. WILSON. don’t want free and unlimited coin died last week. Mr. Tongue recently gued is whether or not the cardinal place while on Testament creek. He age of silver. That is too much and made 6ale of 21 horses, which sold at facts are true in Harvey’s book. Time was assisted to his cabin by his com and place of the debate have not been panion, two hours and a half being would deluge us with the white fair prices. settled. metal.’’ in - going A quarry of new stone, of a dur I occupied • = two miles. He - is - Treaties between Nicaragua and now on crutches, but will soon be all able and beautiful quality, and white (Third Street, between E and F.) T he Utah constitutional conven in color, has been discovered near Honduras have been made, which fight. tion has broken away from the old Dilley. It will be worked for orna form a defensive alliance in case of WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors. Newberg Graphic, foreign war, and an offensive alli jury law corpmon to all the older mental designs and monuments. Ira Mills bought a full-grown horse ance against common enemies. It is States. "The Utah constitution pro S. WIL»SO]M, fnanagei». Official notice from the register regarded as the first step towards for $5 at the sale at the city pound vides for juries of eight instead of twelve, and that the agreement of and receiver of the Oregon City land the formation of a Central American last Friday, and he is not buying for three-fourths of the eight will be office has been given that lands of nation. Another treaty provides for the new horse meat factory either. Everything first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial A subscription was started a few Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call. sufficient to constitute a verdict in the Siletz reservation, not otherwise the arbitration of their boundary civil cases. Such a reform of the appropriated, will be thrown open to question by a commission to be days ago to raise money to assist the jury law has been agitated in the settlement at noon, Thursday, July chosen by the two countries, and if band boys to build a hall to practice older States for years, as it has been 25th. an agreement on a commission is not in. If sufficient money is raised to Chas. Feister murdered his wife made, then Spain is constituted as build the hall they propose to give apparent that one or two men could open air concerts each Wednesday be placed on every jury for the ex near Grant’s Pass on the 18th by arbitrator. press purpose of preventing a ver holding her head in a hole of water Oscar Wilde was sentenced to evening. The subscriptions have about three feet deep. Mrs. Feister dict. prison for two years at hard labor, been liberal and the amount will no was a daughter of Ben Brown of in London on the 25th. The sen doubt be raised. T here is a good deal of mighty Woodburn. Feister is jailed, await tence by the justice, which also in J. F. Bakeman and J. C. Fryer of cheap clap-trap in the phrase “silver ing the grand jury. cluded the case of Alfred Taylor, was ¡•Carlton were over the first of the is |the people's money.” In truth, John Whiteaker, of Benton county, as follows: “I never before had such week to confer with William Allen gold is the people’s money quite as reports the presence on the balds of a case as this to deal with, rywo respecting his patent fruit evapora much as silver. As soon as a man gets ten silver dollars, he wants a his wheat of the grain aphis. He men, such as you are, by the nature tor. Mr. Allen reports that he is gold eagle because it is more con says also that the lady-bugs, the of your crime, lost to all sense of re-1 getting inquiries in almost every venient to carry. If there is a class aphis' arch enemy, are present in rp0 mail from parties throughout Oregon currency at all for nabobs, it is bank large numbers. John Porter, of the morse for what you have done. iu think that you, Taylor, should be and Washington who contemplate checks and bills of exchange.— Hills same county, makes a similar re the keeper of a male brothel, and building evaporators this season, boro Independent. Mighty correct. But granting port. that you, Wilde, a man of culture, • North Yambill Record. The Salem cannery opened on Mon should be such a perverter of young i silver the first place as the people’s Dr. Rossiter and family will leave money, is there any reason why it day, the first canned product being men. There is no doubt that the our town this week. The Dr. goes The only Plow Shoe that is selling now should not continue to be as at pres gooseberries. It is estimated that verdict is a just one, and I shall give to practice his profession in other ent just as good money as gold or this year’s work of the cannery will you the full penalty allowed by law, is the Oil Grain Creedmore. We have require a half million cans. A good and I only regret that it is not more fields. They have made many warm any other? friends during their stay among us. season is anticipated, and a greater severe. You are both sentenced to got them, and we are leading the pro The good wishes of our people will go demand for the fruit is looked for be T he Louisville Courier-Journal de hard labor for the term of 2 years." with them. cession this year for the Best Goods nies that Secretary Carlisle was ever cause of the frost damages in eastern The United States supreme court John Bunn will put in new shelv at any time a blatant silverite or states. and Lowest Prices. Sachs, the gun maker, who built a on Monday denied the application of ing, and otherwise remodel his busi- that he favored the free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1. He small machine shop in Eugene, where Eugene V. Debs, the strike-leader, ness building, which will be occupied for a writ of habeas corpus. This is by onr new merchant, Mr. Welch, only voted for free silver in order to he made a fine hammerless gun of his a victory for the government No The postoffice will be put into a new secure the votes of silver men own invention, has suspended for more important, question, with the building, to be built between its ugainst “the force bill.” Nothing is lack of capital. His plant has a single exception of the income tax, present location and the store of capacity of fifty guns per month. saved to the credit of Secretary has come before the supreme court Goodrich & Pearce. Carlisle by such a defense. It only Portland is holding out inducements We have a Genuine Milwaukee Oil Grain during the past year than the at to Sachs, looking to the removal of changes him from the roll of a blat tempt of Debs and other officers of ' umhiii independent. •> Creedmore for ant silverite to that of a blatant and the factory to that bity. the American Kailway Union to ^rs- Helen D Harford has been Ex-Collector James Lotan and secure a reversal of their sentences ’ called by the Oregon Equal Suffrage dishonest demagogue, who would barter away national interest and Seid Back, the Chinese merchant to jail by Judge Woods, for interfer-' Society as their field worker. A i. welfare to gratify sectional preju prince, were found guilty of con ing with interstate commerce, and Pacific Coast Federation, consisting Í» dice. The republican congressmen spiracy to smuggle Chinese by the the running of mails, in the great California, Oregon, Washington, >> who bartered the people's right to U. S. court Saturday night. This railway strike last summer. The Idaho, 'Wyoming, Montana, New honest elections and fair representa was the third trial, the jury failing decision of the court was read by Jus- ^ex’c0> ar,J Utah, is being formed, tion with the south for a few silver to agree in the other two. Nat ' • T—S - . o nA A.T LT o «f 11 L»r»«»r-s zsvt tice Brewer, and was unanimous, and Mrs. Harford will have this en votes are statesmen of the same Blum, who has become the ward of » This shoe is always appreciated by buyers there being no dissenting opinion. tire territory in which to lecture. stripe. They all disfigure the the administration, has again left for All contentions of the government She resigned her position as record- >■ and is a great bargain at this price. pages of the country's history. parts unknown. ►> conclusions of *n£ secretary 1° which she was were sustained. The '_______________ The Ashland mine crushed 49 tons the court were that the government j elected at the recent state conven OHIO KEPI BLICANS. of ore in a five-days run last week, of the United States has jurisdiction tion of the W. C. T. U., to accept >• The Ohio republicans met in state which realized enough to pay off the over every foot of soil and over this position. hired help. Large numbers of min every individual within the bound The passenger steamers on the >• convention at Janesville Tuesday, ers are working and prospecting this aries of the United States, and that, | Columbia and Willamette are in for and nominated Gen. Asa S. Bush ». spring in the Siskiyou mountain foot while it is one of limited powers, it a case in the courts for carrying coal nell for governor. The platform » hills, near the Oregon line, especiallj’ has sovereignty within these limita oil contrary to law. Two Columbia touching national topics is as follows: ! •> on Beaver, Elliott, Humbug and tions. It has the power to invoke river boats were seized last week, “We reaffirm our adherence to the ►z principles of the republican party as Grouse creeks, and from reports re the civil courts to remove obstruc and the Altona on Monday of this »? defined by the national convention in ceived all seem to be meeting with tions to interstate commerce, and week for violation of the law against 1891, chief among which are: A excellent success. the civil courts have the right to en such a practice. All gave bonds protective tariff, -which, restoring and are now running regularly. ». The canvass of the second vote for join those who make obstructions to American wages and American pro >> school text-books showed the Ameri such commerce. ducts, shall prove to the highest in terest of American laborers and can Book Company had been named Walter Q. Gresham, secretary of American development, while pro to furnish all school books for the i> iu the hand of a Surgeon viding adequate revenue for the next six years. The books chosen state in President Cleveland’s cabi | gives you a feeling of hor- ! ror and dread. There is uses of the government; reciprocity, net, died early Tuesday morning in I no longer necessity for its which, while seeking and gaining the were: Watson’s speller; Manson’s Washington, after a month’s illness use in many diseases form- 5 erly regarded as incurable world’s markets fcr our surplus pro spelling blanks; Drawing, Eclectic without cutting. ducts, shall not lower or destroy series; Smith’s English literature; from pleurisy aud stomach trouble. The Triumph of American wages, nor surrender our Waddy's composition and rhetoric; He was 62 years old. His service in >■ Conservative Surgery the war of the rebellion began as i own markets to foreign commodities well illustrated by the fact that which can be produced at home; fair Eclectic physical geography. captain of militia and finally rose to is RIIPTIJRF or Breach, i» now radically elections based upon a free ballot and A letter from the assistant com the position of brigadier-general wvt * VIXL< cure<i without the knife and J without pain. Clumsy, chafing trusses can be an honest count, the safeguard of missioner of the general land office thrown away ! They never cure but often induce upon the recommendation of Gen inflammation, American institutions, the true 8 strangulation and death. Ovarian. Fibroid (Uterine) aud source of public authority; honest to Representative Ellis conveys the erals Grant and Sherman. General TUMORS 'b > many others, are now removed money, consisting of gold, silver and information that the herding or pas Gresham was at the head of a divis without the perils of cutting operations. >> PII F TUMORS however large. Fis- paper, every dollar as good as any turing of sheep is prohibited in the ion of the 17th army corps in the r ILL 1 UftlUKO, tula aud otherdisease> other dollar, and all backed by the Cascade range forest reserve, as be- Atlanta campaign, and was a close | of the lower bowel, are permanently cured with out pain or resort to the knife. national faith and honor. We favor ing considered injurious to the ! ¡2 STONF is in the Bladder, no matter how large, friend of General McPherson, who •J* bimetalism and demand the use of crushed, pulverized, washed out lì» herbage and undergrowth. The aud perfectly removed without cutting. both gold and silver as standard was killed on the same day Gresham STRICTURE of Urinary Passage is also money, either in accordance with a Dalles Chronicle thinks this will be a was severely wounded in the knee at OIIUVILIVL removed withcut cutting in I» hundreds of case». For pamphlet, references ratio to be fixed by an international blacker eye to the sheep industry Leggett Hill. That wound made end all particulars, send to cent» (iu stamps) to agreement, if that can be obtained, than was the removal of the tariff. World’s Dispensary Medical Association, No. 663 Gresham permanently lame, and Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. or under such restrictions and such The Tillamook Advocate tells of the kept him from further military provisions, to be determined by leg MiYTHPPg islation, as will secure the mainten wreck of a large spruce tree near service. He was appointed district those soon to ance of the parity of values of the Bay City by lightning, a very unus judge of Indiana in 1869. In 1883 and become mothers, two metals, so that the purchasing ual occurrence. The current totally President Arthur made him post should know that and debt-paying power of the dollar, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite -------- IS ONLY-------- whether of silver, gold or paper, wrecked the top down to a thickness master-general. In 1884, after tbe Prescription robs childbirth of its tor of about two feet, and then plowed a death of Secretary Folger, he was shall be at all times equal. tures, terrors and “We denounce the present demo channel two feet wide and six or transferred to the treasury depart dangers to both cratic administration, whose vacil eight inches deep, down the side of the ment and soon after was appointed a mother and child, by aiding nature in pre lating course has brought us distress paring the system at home and humiliation abroad. It tree, until about twenty feet from federal judge. On the bench, his for parturition. has inaugurated a policy looking the ground where it took a leap to greatest decision was in the Wabash Thereby “labor” the period of toward ultimate free trade, which the earth throwing up a great hole case, when he went beneath techni and confinement are has deranged business, crippled our quite a distance from the base of the calities and put all the lines of the greatly shortened. It also promotes tbe industries, distressed our homes and of an abundance of nourishment system under a receiver, thus giving secretion for tbe child. dealt labor a serious blow. With de tree. Mrs. D ora a . G cthrib , of Oakley. Overton Co.. plorable incompetency it has failed The Corvallis Times says the Jay Gould a direct slap in the face. Tenn, writes: “When I began taking Dr. to receive revenue enough to run the vitality is oozing out of the Corvallis It was popular, and made him more Pierce's Favorite Prescription, I was not able to stand on feet without suffering almost death. government, and had to borrow in street railroad. The actual cost was famous than ever before. The Indi Now I do my all my housework, washing, cooking, less than two years $162,000,000, and everything for my family of eight. ana delegation to, the republican na I sewing Because he is a first-class tailor—his work giving am stouter now than I liave been iu six years. mainly to pay ordinary running ex <11,000. Miles Wilkins traded real Your ’ Favorite Prescription ’ is the best to take penses, and selling in secret to favor property and $2250 cash for it. At tional convention voted for his nom before confinement, or at least it proved so with perfect satisfaction, aud because he has redneed me. I never suffered »0 little with auy of my its foreign syndicate the bonds of the one time the receipts were as high as ination to the presidency in 1884, children as I did with my hutt.” the prices on tailor made clothing in McMinnville. government, at prices far below $100, but thej’ have been flickering and in 1888 he was a prominent can their actual value. It has lowered j NOTICE or CHANGE OF NAHE the flag in Hawaii in an un-American I until they amount to onlj' about $10 didate, not having, however, the GO TO ROECK FOR YOUR support of any Indiana delegates. a month. A Portland company now attempt to overthrow a republic and ■yrOTICE is hereby given that the county court restore a monarchy, and, with un owns the road, having taken it on In 1892 Judge Gresham was offered of Yamhill County, State of Oregon, did on SUMMER SUIT. patriotic indifference, has suffered debt. As a license of $10 a year has the populist presidential nomination, the 11th day of May, 1895, make and enter of rec ord a decree of said court changing the name ol British troops to land at Nicaragua, the undersigned from Ellen S. W. O’Bryan to in contemptuous disregard of the been imposed, it will have to stop but declined it. He continued on Ellen S. Warren, her former name, and required Located Two Doors West of Hotel Yamhill. notice of said change of name to be published Monroe doctriue; by these and simi running, and the rails will no doubt the bench until made secretary of three weeks. ELLEN S. WARREN. lar acts our country, second in power be sold for old iron. stats by Cleveland in 1893. Dated May 16th, 1895. 21-8 F. ROCCA ff. II. UH5HÌRT, E4il«r4k Propr. E. F. MANNING Hapduiare, Tinuaare, Stoves, Studebaker Wagons, Buggies, Carts and Surreys, Jones Chain Drive Mocuer, Plano Binders, E. F. HANNING C ity S tables , —-------------- 11*11------------------ -V- Creed more Think of it ; $1.25 Save Money By buying your shoes of A KNIFE I KAY & TODD. • • • We Are beaders in Staple and paney The Reporter ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR KOECfl IS KEPT BUSY. WHY? New Spring Goods b K Free Û J Wool 0 in Prices. * Our Stock is now Complete, and our Prices lower than ever. Now that House Cleaning is in Order We call Especial Atteutiou to Lace Curtains KT $1 to $3.50 per pair. The best of Coffees, Spices and Groceries are fonnd here. A_. J. APPERSON Hodson Still Leads! © SOriE OF THE THINGS Q) CASH WILL BLY AT HODSON’S. • • • • Wall Paper, 6 cents. Screen Doors fl.00 Garden Hose per ft. 5 cts. Lime per barrel 50 cents. White Lead per lb. 7 ets. Boiled Linseed Oil 80 cts. Axle Grease 10 cts. Clothes Wringers $1.60. Wringers by the dozens direct from the factory, so that 1 can sup ply you all. Remember that I have a tine line of Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Y’ou can get more goods for vour cash than with any one else in the county. To be convinced call and get mj- prices. HOP TWINE AND SPRAY PUMPS FOR ALL.. A complete line of everything is kept by O. O. HODSON. To Make a Little Money Go a Long Ways, BUY GROCERIES OF J- P. IRVINE- BOHEMIAN WARE. We have some elegant Bohemian glassware. As pretty a pattern as ever came to McMinnville. If you buy any thing in this line you will do well to see our display. FRESH FRUIT. We keep the choicest and freshest to be had in the market. 8 Loaves of Bread for 25 Cents. BEST BREAD IN THE WORLD. J. P. IRVINE. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as sheriff of Yamhill countv, state of Oregon, by virtue of a writ of execution and order of sale issued out of the circuit court of the state of Oregon, for the county of Yamhill, beating date of May 16th, A. D. 1895, upon and to enforce that certain judgment rendered bv said court on the 15th day of April, A D 1895, in that suit therein pending in which J. E. Hembree was plaintiff, and M Fisk and Josephine Fisk, his wife, George P. Dorris, his wife Alice Dorris and Felix G. Dorris were de fendants, wherein it was ordered, adjudged and decreed by said court that said plain tiff, J E. Hembree, recover of and from the defendants M Fisk and Josephine Fisk, in U. S gold coin, the sum of $1711- .23, with interest thereon front April 15th, 1835, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, and the sum of $150 00 attorneys’ fees and the costs and disbursements taxed at $23.40, and for accruing costs, aud ordering the sale of the following described real proi-erty. to-wit: A part of the donation land claim of Joel Perkins and wife in T. 4 S. and in ranges 3 and 4 west of the Willamette meridian, in Yambill county, state of Oregon, and the portion sold and conveyed being de scribed as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the tract of land deeded by J. H. Upton and wife to J. T. Hembree on December 3d, 1873; thence along the west side of the county road running northerly from La fayette in said county to < helialem Valiev 39 rods; thence west 123 rods: thence south along the line between the said do nation land claim and theE. Millican land claim to the north line of said land sold to said J. T. Hembree; thence east lol rods to the place of beginning, containing 29 acres of land more or less, situate in said county aud state. Now, therefore, by virtue of said judg ment, decree, execution and order of sale, I will, on Saturday, the 22d day of June, A. D. 1895, at the hour of one o'clock p tn. of said day. at the court house door in McMinnville, in Yamhill county, Oregon sell at public auction to the higliest bidder for cash in hand, the above described real property, to satisfy said execution, costa and accruing costs Dated this 20th dav of Mnv. A. D 1895 W.G. HENDERSON. Sheriff of Yamhill County, Oregon. Leave your order for a good, fat chick en, dressed for Sunday dinner. D street market. Blank Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgages, etc., always on sale at this office. if Matthies Brothers, PROPRIETORS CITY MARKET. FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. CHOICEST IN THE MARKET. South »ide Third St. between B and C. NOTICE Ol SHEHIffff»*» DALE. 1V0T1.E is hereby given that he undersigned, aa sheriff of lamUill < mi-ty, state <.f Or, gon. by virtue of a writ of execution issued out of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for the county of Yamhill, on the 24t b day of April, A. 1>. 1895, and bearing said date, upon and to en force that certain judgment rendered by B F. Rhodes, justice of the peace, in and for justice of tbe peace and constable district No 6, Yambill county, Oregon, on the 19th day of March, A. D. favor of F M. Stow, plaintiff, aud against b. J. Dunn aud A. J. Dunn, defendants, for the sum of Thirty-Seven and lO lOOths dollars, with interest thereon from March 19th, 1894, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, aud the costs and dis bursements taxed at ill 65. And whereas, said judgment was filed and docketed in the office of tbe clerk of the circuit court of said stateof Oregon, for the county of Yambili, ou the 15tb day of January. A. D 1895. Anu whereas, by virtue of said judgment and did OD tbe -’4th d*y of April. A. D. ■' Iwy upon real property belonging to said defendants 8. J. Dunn and A J. Duun, de scribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing at tbe junction of tbe Portland ana lull ay ette county roads and running thence southwesterly along the line of the Portlaud road 16 rods to the north bank of the Yambill river at low water mark; thence up stream along the line of low water mark of said river 10 rods; thence northeasterly away front said river on a line parallel with said Portland road 16 rods to the Uns of said Lafayette road, aud thence along said Lafayette road 10 rods to line of said Portland road and tbe place of beginning containing one acre, and being a pert of the donation land claim of Steward Hanna and Mary Jane Hanna, his wife, and being the land formerly occupied by the Dayton Flour Mill Co as tbe site of their mill and warehouse, and situate near or at Dayton, in Y’amhill county. Oregon. Now. therefore, by virtue of said execution. I will, on Saturday, the 22d day of June. A. D. 1895. at the hour of one o’clock p. in of «aid day, at the court house door in M' Miunvillc. in Yamhill county. Oregon, sell at public auction to the high est bidd.-r for cash tn hand, tbe above described real property, to satisfy said exec ation costa and accruing costs. Dated this the 20th day of Mat . A.D. 1895. - w-G- HENDER8ON, biteuff of Yamhill County, Oregon.