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could probably be distributed among adjacent counties and perform profit able work on public roads. The next legislature should devise some means of employment for this unfortunate class. WEEKLY Cl OP 111'i. 1.1'TI > I’OKTl.AM». OkKlUiN, Aug. 23,lrt»7. The past week lias been one of the warmest on reeord in western Ore gon. The mean temperature for tlie week averaged 78®, I® higher WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE The farmers of the country have than for the preceding week, and 5 - EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD ‘'CASTORIA,” AND IN higher than the preceding warmest been the first ♦«> feel the improved “PITCHER'S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADE MARK. conditions of business. The pin week this year. The iiiaximun DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, ducts which they have had for sale peratures averaged 91 ® , am have steadily risen in value all along was the originator of “PITCHER’S CASTORIA.’ the sanut minimum <!.*>-. Wednesday the line, and the increased volume of Thursday were unusually wart On ever^ that has borne and does now INVITES PUBLIC ATTENTION minimum ti-mperature being about money bus come directly into tlieir < bear the facsimile signature of wrapper. 70® in the interior valleys; u s iu pockets. ‘'Bradstreet's, in speak < This is the oiiyinal “PITCHER’S CASTORIA,’ which has been Tetri. ing of the present condition of the rulefiO® is a liigli minimum ) peratures of 100 - occurred in Jose- American farmer, says : "The Amer used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty < pliine and Jackson counties, in ican agriculturist has had no such years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is other interior counties they were opportunity to reap so large a share T<> be Found Outside <>1 Portland. the kind you have always bought on ^ie < from 88 ® to 98®. Along the eoust of the rewards of labor for years as ■ and has the signature ôf wrap < they were from ,75 to 85®. No rain is now promised him during week, except in portions of per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex It is always gratifying to receive test! I Jackson and Josephine counties, cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. II. Fletcher is monials for Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera where thunder occurred on Thurs > and Diarrhoea Remedy, and «hen the /> J For’children’s parties our light day’ and Friday with a variable endorsement is from a physician it is» President. gilt-edge card of the same size put amount of rainfall, from a trace to especially bo . “There is no more satis March 8, 1897. We wish to call special attention lip in boxes of 24 with'envelopes to our fine line of paper and en .33 of an inch. The atmosphere is factory or effective remedy than Cham J to match, is just the thing. They velopes for wedding invitations and becoming more smoky. The winds berlain’e Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea are only 35c a box without print announcements. Invitations are ’> Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting have been northerly. Remedy," write« Dr. R. E. Robey, phy ing. not quite as much in evidence as 1 Threshing of fall and winter sown sician and pharmacist, of Olney, Mo.; a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you they were a few years ago, (hough HIM «AHOS. r- wheat and oats, is about finished. and as he has used the Remedy in his ! (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in they are still all rigtit. Announce We have just f added a few The yield ha, been equal to expecta own family and sold it in his drug store gredients of which even he does not know. k ments sent out immediately after handsome designs in menu cards tions. and the quality above an aver for six years, he should certainly know. » the important event, are very to our stock, both folders and < age : it is seldom that the fall sown For sale bv S. Iloworth A Co. generally used. Either is accepted single panels, ami can supply them grain yields more to the acre or as a token of friendship, and is BEARS THE FAC-SlMILE SIGNATURE OF in any number, great or stnnll, Senator McBride reached i’ortland weighs more than it does this year. treasured as a souvenir ami keep plain or printed. Saturday, as also did ex-Senator J sake in every household where Harvesting of spring-sown wheat and » I MT I Mil Cllllix. Mitchell. The extreme hot weather healthy sentiment abounds. The oats is in lull operation : threshing of There is nothing like being in ■ or the fact that it was Sunday had sending should not be neglected. them has commenced, and reports style, and a calling card out of no deterrent effect on the swftrin of < An announcement or invitation date in shape is one of the thi ngs agree as to the excellent yield and should lie Hrtistic both in form men flocking to see and have a word to be avoided, Our stock is direct weight. Within ten days, the grain and execution. We have beauti with Senator McBride. The ther from a leading Chicago house and crop will be out of the way ; that al ful stationery, ? » and have recently mometer in the 90’s and the pealing is vouched for as the correct thing ready threshed is being hauled to added u series of type by which of church bells "cut no ice’’ with for 1897. We sell them unprinted - warehouses and mills for shipment the tine effects of lithography can if desired. them. Most of the callers were ap Irtt GCNTAUN company , tt MUHRAV «TRCCT, NCW YORK CITY. to tidewater or for grinding. be fairly imitated if not equaled. I I IUHAI. ANNIUM EHF.VTS. plicants for office, .and those who The second crop of clover is from 8 PARTI INVITATIONS. We have recently added a line were not after a place for themselves f to 12 inches high in coast counties, of mourning Imrdered note pa|>er, For most invitations the square were on hand to put in a good word while in the interior the grass is dry to meet the legitimate public de bevel-edged card 3*u x 4*i cannot for some friend who is., Senator Mc THE ing up. Buckwheat, which is grown be surpassed, either printed or mand for this class of printing. Bride made his first appearance /] principally in Clackamas and Wash Our facilities are unsurpassed, and written. We have them and can - about Iu a. m. in the corridor .of. the ington counties, will not be an av calls from adjacent towns can be furnish them either written ur hotel and found that.even that early, printed very reasonably. tilled in an houi’a time. erage crop, owing to the heat and he was in demand. lYt'ter passing FO k absence of rainfall. 411 hour in the hotel corridor, he re- of stationery for all kinds of J The hot weather has been of espec EVERY member of , turned to his apartments and the el ial benefit to the hops, checking the EVERY family on evator messenger from that time on Ji merci Ab * P rinting EVERY farm, in ravages of the hop louse and drying was kept busy carrying cards to the EVERY village, in up the honey dew. The hop crop senator’s rooms. No sooner hail one EVERY State or Territory. I has been injured by the hop louse, Such as Posters, Pamphlets, Letterheads, Statements » departed than there was another to but to what extent can not be deter Envelopes, Cards, etc., and keep in stock a line of FOR Education, mined ; if iqoqld should pot appear take his place, and so it continued Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Note, Receipt and Order y all day long. Sunday Senator among the hops then the crop will be FOR Noble Manhood, Books. fair. Picking of early hops lias com AjeBride’s busy day. FOR True Womanhood. meneed and this week will find pick ing quite general ; the active and Tlioa. F. Oakeo, Henry C. Payne, Heury <’ SUMMONS. general picking will not begin for ten Route, Receiver«. IT GIVES a)l important pevvs of the Nation, days yet. In the <'ircuit Court of the Slate oi Oregon, it GIVES all important ’ news of the World. Peaches and Bartlett pears are lor the County ol Yamhill. Are gaining favor rapidly. ~ The Union Savings and Loan j Business meh and iruvel- LJpa I I ripening, and trainloads of fruit are IT GIVES the most reliable market repott$. Association, a corpora | carry them in vest III Gon, plaintui', now being shipped east of the lers GIVES brilliant and jtistri|utiye««_di1 oriajij. IT pockets, indie* carry them * ■ ■ ■ VS. ‘ in purses, housekeeper* keep them iu mediclu« Orlando E Winslow and Mary Missouri river. The peach and pear closets, GIVES fascinating short stories, IT friend* recommend them to friends. He. P. Winslow, l»< femianls. | To Orlando 1 Win«low and Mary P. Winslow, crops are unusually large and of ex IT GIVES an unexcelled agricultural department. the above named defendants: Prunes are ripen N THb \ AMK OF J HE STATE OE OREGON. tra good quality. IT GIVES scientific and mechanical information. You, and each of yu.u, are hereby require«! to appear and answer the complaint tiled ing and evaporating has cominenced. IT GIVES illustrated fashion articles. against you In the above entitled suit in the Figs are ripe in Curry and Jackson Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth Write JOHN WKDDERBURN Jt CO.. Patent Attor above entitled circuit court by Monday, the I R GIVES humorous illustrations. IT ney». Washington, D. C., for their gi.bUi prtee offer 27th day of September, A. 1). X897, tiig t being the j counties, and the trees have on them and list ot two hundred inventions wanted. first day of the first term of said court following U X IT GIVES entertainment to young and old. the expiration of six weeks publication of this, heavy crops. Grapes are making N yuiqjuoh «, and you arc hereby notified that if X tyj M. LARSEN, IT GIVES satisfaction everywhere to everybody. yon fail mo to appear and answer aid com i > good growth and a heavy crop will S plaint, for want thereof, th** ¡»laintiff will ap-1 We Furnish The Reporter and N. V. Weekly Tribune be secured. Proprietor of the ply t«> said court for the relief demanded aud prayed for in said complaint, which is substan ----- r- .♦♦* -r ---- F^ulliiian tially as follows, io-wil: For a judgment amt 1 YEAR for $1.25. decree against said defendants, and each of Eugenef^unrd imprisonment I them, for >313.%1, together with interest and Hl<‘<kpi 1 in* < 1avs premium, CASH IN ADVANCE. Address a 11 orders to ami tjn«*' thereon, according to the of men RATES gl To $2 PER DAY in the OregQQ peniten terms of the contract exi ting between plain I Tne house 1« new and first-class. Stage offices THE REPORTER. Kle^ant tiff ami defendaiK , and agreeably lo the arti tiary without employ went is in and free «ample rooms in connection. cles of incorporation and by*luws of said asso Seine ein- human and uncalled for. ciation, at the rale of pi f .O per month from June T> i n i 11 <_»• ( 1 a 1 ‘H Tillarnoojk, - - Oregon. Write your name and addies« on a poqnl «‘»rd. «uni it to<leu. W. Best. Tribnne Office New* I.Mh, A. 1». ¡«97, until ¡»aid, all in gobi coin of York Chy. and a sample copy of The Ne»v York Weekly Tribune will he mailed to you. ’ • the I . S. of America of the premit standard of ployment that would not rompete rroiu,ist weight au’d fineness; for ihe sum of at IU tortiey’s tees herein, ami ho the costs und «11* ' with free labor should I be provided, LOCAL PIHECTORY biirsvineiits of this suit and for ac< ruing c«»sts; i Some states use their convicts in SltM ‘pi 1 it»- < ’a rs uioi Ou the usual decree toreekMdng the m«»rt- I EAST AND ¿SOUTH gag«* ilcs«nbe«i in said complaint acjuirding t«» making roads. The better class of ST. PAUL law ami the usual practice of sai«i court, amt ' VIA for an ««rder ot sale of the premises described in I the unfortunate in the Oregon prison MINNEAPOLIS Specialties STATIONERY AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. A < < largest, palest, f^ost (jp-loJ¡|alé Do Not Be Deceived. The Kind You Have Always Bought” The Kind That Never Failed You. NORTHERN PACIFIC I Wanted-An Idea Larsen House mortgage mid complaint, a« follows, t fivwit: Lot No. four (4) and the aouth half of lot No. tlve(5) <»i l«lock No. nine(9)in tin* town of1 Newberg, as laid out and platted bv Jesse and Mary E Edwards, together with the he red ita ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging I GRAND FORKS or in '•anywls»* appertaining, to obtain funds TO with which to pay said «uun of uionev mid a CROOKSTON crulng costa herein, and lor a judgment for am deficiency which way remain after applying ail WINNIPEG the proceeds ui said >»aje properly appin abie to ■ the satisfaction of said judgment, and for «* de HELLENA and eree foreclosing mid forever barring said de 1 ( fendants, and each of lheiu. and ail person BUTTE Uanning by, through or under them, or either ' of them, of ail equity of redemption in. or right, claim, title or interest in, of or lo said wort I gaged premises, and every part and parcel there«?/, save only the statutory right of re denip|Huii and for a decree directing the sheriff i to plane the purchaser of said mortgaged prem CHICAGO i»t*s ihlo the immediate possession thereof on WASHINGTON the dav that the same shall be sold ami for I such other and further relief as to the court ma\ FHILADELFHI \ leeui meet with equity and good conscience. NEW YORK This summons 1-served by publication there 1 of in the Yamhill County Reporter for six BOSTON AND Al l. | weeks, by order of Hoti. H H Hewitt iudg. said cCiurt, dated at Albarn , Oregon, jul\ FOlNTS EAST ami SOUTH | A. D 1W. RHODES £ RHODES, 29 W 7 Fur information, time cards, maps or Attorney« tor Plaintiff The Shasta Route ymh I DULUTH FARGO THROUGH TIC KETS TO tickets, cull on or write F. E. ROGERS, Agt, Native to Taxpayers. McMlNNVlLLfe. Solive is hereby given that the Board of Eijuaii.-ation of taxe- of Yanilnll County. Slate of Uregou, will attend at the office of the County Clerk rf raid county, on Mouday September IStb aaa muhrison at «. uh ao V. X) i«T and »ill continue their sitting from PORTLAND. OREGON day to da> during business hour- up to and in ciiMlin. rtuida, September lsth IsS , and publuTy exawMe the »Meaamenl roll oi said county and corrw l all error in valuation, tvxci mix noti « i <•« OVAI description, or lUslitU* pl lands lota, or other u arr property, an all pu-uuf pot-uus iwurir^u iutrrestvd ate iiervu» hereby «iTTi.r hen i - at caul Hm* an»l place ana cotitled to appear aput " shawcauae.lt any they hate, »py said roll To wlivui it ih »\ <M»ncern Notice i* hereby should not be corrected and appiwtd I »Hied this JOIh, das of Vuglisl. A D ¿«97 given that the tindrrfUgned, Lu« \ fr ’ • i vsecutrix ot lb*-iMiiale of .1 W • <»w l' <••*« ea*e«l. I f I W - | ha* filed her final aeculinl of her admlniMra A anuorot Yamhill County, Slalr m Oregon UuH ubuli Mild rniatr Hi lb«* < oiiltlx <?« court of \ aiuhiU county. < tregou and *<ah1 court ha*- I fixed and defignated IhvlOlb dux ol September. A 1» 1W7 al the hour u( one o‘i lock in the alter in »on of «aid ila> an the time, and th»* conni) courtroom at the county court house at Me Miunvdle \ am hi II coiiuU Oregon, at the 1 Le ¿»ilo.» ing g- nwal formiate alu ays in Hock blare lo< the Huai hearing of »aid linai a< count „I ill I . 9. . It. now thtrei -re all ■eraun» inV rested m »ol UarrariD l»eedx K« al batate Mortgage • «tate at* hereby m»iiAr«1 and ivquirwi V» ap «battei Mortgage Gali chini Deed« I «ear at tabi time and pia* •* ant h*»u cau*r it Satluíterth« oi Niort Bond hw Deed auy there t»e. why raid account * Itoti 1*1 not t«< Farm Leew Trailer of Mortgage allowed and appr<>\ «ni. «ant • ‘ tat» hwever and Bill of Sale \otea and F.eceiH« dually settled an«1 «aid eieruirlx feleaaad and « rvp Moi (gagea Older books. uisy bagged Akknou ledtemeur<t, Abstract* Dated this the JOlh«lay of July. A h. I** .hutices Blank* LUCY P UGWU* tte carry a lane vk*k ui stationery and are Eierntrlx of eaid estate prepared to du Job prinliug even* «**t in the RAMSEY A FENTON. oa&l *<yle ul the an and al low lipidi AUorneyilor estate A D.CHARLTON. Asst.Gen.Pas-Ayt LEGAL BLANKS I B aptirt -Be. viceaSunday 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in ; Sunday school 9 50 a. in.: tlie young peonie s society 6:15 p . iu Prayer 30 p. tn. m. meeting Thursday 7 SO Covenant meeting first Thursday e\eiiing before the tirstSunday of each month. R W. K ing , Pastor Beware Of Mercury! Mr Henry Roth, of 1848 South 9th Street, St. Louis, was given the usual mercurial treatment for contagious blood poison. He was twice pronounc ed cured, but the disease returned each time, he was seized with rheumatic pains, and red lumps and sores cov ered his body. "I was in a hor rible fix” he says, “and the more treat ment I receiv ed. the worse I seemed to get. Ct A New York specialist said he could cure me. but his treatment did tne no good w hate ver. stiff and full of pains, my left arm was useless so . that . . A I was . unable to do even the ‘ . This was my condition lightest work. when I began to take S S' S., and a tew bottles convinced me that I was being benefitted. I continued the medicine, and one dozen bottles cured me sound apd well. My system was under the effects of mercurv, and I would soon have been a complete wreck but for B. S. S ” ' ' 8. 3. 8.. ti/uaiiinttej purely cetyefaNe) is the only cur« for real blood dis nier- eases. curial treatment of the devora al- P ays does more lit rm than good. Beware of mercury' Hooke on the disease and its treat ment mailed free to any address by i Swift Spei itic Co., Atlanta, Ga. MxfHouidT Sabbutii 11 IX) rchool 9 30 a tn. Thursday. Ertscon i,—Services every a. in. and 7 30 p. ni. Sunday m. Prayer meeting 7 00 p D T Si MMFaviiiE, Pastor. OF THE I son pm IB? LEAVE. ARRIVE Portland ......... 6 |»PM | San Francisco . 7 tó A M San Francisco - uu P M I Poitiand............ StSu A »I Abovg trains stop at all stations between Port land and Salem. Turner. Marion. Jefferson Albans rangent, J.- Id HllMryj ifirrisbuig Junction City Eugene, Cotiasre Grove, Drain. Oakland and all stations from Roseburg to A«b land Inclusive. Roseburg iHail Dally» Serve es in the > iiristian r-hurt h Preach LEAVE ARRIVE ingevery Lord's day at 11 a m. and 7:30 Portland 8:30 A M | Roseburg 5.20 P M 7 33 A M i Portland 4.30 PM p m Voumr people's meeting at 0 30 p Roseburg. .. C cmb . P kcsbytkrian - Servicesevery Sab bath 11.00a tn and " 30 _p. in. Sunday school 9 30 a. in. Y. P (.’. E . Sunday 0 30 p. in. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 :30 p. ill. E E. T hompson Pastor. m. Sunday School at 9 45 a. in. Prayer meeting Thursday. 7 30p m. F. A. P owell , Pastor. Sr JiMCS Ernn-opii. I ni rcr — l..ay Ser vice- every Bumtuy at H o'clock n iu. Sr. J ames _ _ C atholic — _ First st., . between Sunday school 2 30 p iu. \ es- G and H pets 7 30. Services once a month. T Br.iopx Pastor Meets on every Fii- W. C. T. I1 dav at 3 p in. in reading room, Union A nns B Hxxi.gasoN Pres. block Ku* Mut» y SECRET ORDERS I K sowim C havtsk No, 12. O K. S -Meets at Ma«wue ball th» 2.1 an.l sth Mon.iay . tailing in.a. n n.’.iilh, V Kiting nwuibvr» cor.tlaHv m- vite.t MYRTA AFPtRSxN W M R I . CONNER. Sv.- A <• i VV 1'hatUy Lodgv No. 7 mevU ftrsl and third Fii.iays <.l vH.-h luonth. 7 :'u p. in Lodge r.H.iii in I'nion 14wk. E t SI'THEKLAND M W J l> BAKER. Recorder 10 Yamhill Lodge So. Id D. of U meets in I nu.n hall ■«. on.i ana iburth Friday evening, of each month C VST vs P ost N o »— Meets the second and fourth Aatni3a> ol each month in I nion ball at 10 30 a, ru on e. ou.1 Saturday and at 10 .s> a ui on ill. -a', lav. Ail members of Ure order are :nrdia I, invited t« atlend our luvettnp E F. M< .iilXw r'otumanJer. B F «’i i aixs Adjl. Evvia. AsSAMBiv No IS. tsiTto AATiaAN»—I Meet Oro ind third Morula, nights of verb month-' at 7 301 m in i'nion btoi k WO. HENDERSON. M. A 1 J W. BONIS’, See. 62 I TO THE Express Trains Leave Portland Daily PINING CARS ON ORDEN ROUTE. PULLMAN * BUFFET SLEEPERS GIVES THE CHOICE OF TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES GREAT OREGON SHORT LNE NORTHERN RÏ VIA VIA SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS Spokane Salt Lake Minneapolis Denver BETWEEN PORTLAND a ND CORVALLIS St. Paul Ome|iq I .Mail Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) Attached to all Through Tiains. West Side Division. 7 4) A M i Dr l« l ■ A it i I.V 1215 P M 1 Ar Portland McMinnville Corvallis K LOW ails 10 ALL EASTERN CITIES Expresa Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) Portiaml Si. Joseph Me Minn ville . Chicago KansasCUy At Albany and Corvallis connect with crains of Or < 'entrai A Eastern Ry i ;« P M 1 Lv 7:23 P M , Lv 7 » )' Ml Ar ANO. «Atiu Ar 1 5 0PM Lv I 3.» i. P M tri l .Of» P M OCEAN STLAMERS Leave Portland Every B Dayi • • FOR • • Ar I 8 25 A .Vi u .’.53 A M Lv| 5 51 A M Direct connection at San Eraix iscQ with.Occi dental and Oriental and Pacific Mail steamship line* for JAFAN AND CHINA Sailing dates on application Rate? and ticket« to Eastern points and Europe Abo JAPAN, CHINA HONOI LLC and AC* TRAL1A cau be obtained from G. A. Wilcox, Ticket Areut McMinnville F->r Alii intimation call on O. RAN. C H MARKHAM, HHlIDIA A HIIODF.S, Agents, ' Gen freight and Passenger Agent SAN + FRANCISCO R KDETTLEb Manager TOniA I Or Address- MeMinuvlUe. Or, W. H Hf RI.Bl HT, * •' *' <ièh. çaM. Art, POHTj.AND, Olt, A L. MOHLER, Vice-Présidant»