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A, M. Peery is down with the grip. E. M. Brietlweli is out again after a severe spell of grip. School books at Hembree’s. Mrs. P. Fisher of Portland visited in Mrs. A. J. Baker lias been quite sick. C. Grissen’s new stock of wull paper. 6 the city from Friday uptil Monday. A new Hue of tobacco and cigars juat Mr. Alleu, of the Chicago store, was in received at Bettman A Warren’s. the city early in the week. A. Woodrum family and Miss! For Sale—Several tons of baled bay at Nora Lewis left and for San Francisco last ! 16.60 per ton M annino B hos ; week. Miss Orilla Teters of Denton county, a Mr. E. J. Kolb has returned to Me- I former teacher here, is visiting at Mrs. Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been Minuville after spending a season in the I Catherine Baker’s. in use for over 30 years, Las borne the signature of mines of southern Oregon. He expects Bettman de Warren candle their eggs to return south when suitable weather z? and lias been made under his per- before they leave the stole. -¿r- sonal s.f i ri i-i.*ii -ioc«' i> s in: uiey. arrives again. Allow no one to deceive you i » this. Mrs. E. F. Manning left yesierduv for Mrs. Julia A. Gault lias received high All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex a visit of five weeks with relatives at honors in being appointed to the position periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Oakland and in the vicinity of Sacra of assistant national inspector of the Infants and Children—Experience against I’ periment. mento. Woman’s Relief Corps. The lady is to Ditl you notice the tine assortment ol be congratulated. fancy crockery at Bettman & Warren’s? Mrs. Chas. Griesen has received word The eolti weather of last week caught that her brother, Will Waugaman, re Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops Elsia Wright napping, froze the water in cently had the experience of getting and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pi. .isant. It the pump of bis engiue, costing him lost, it is tleiught while out bunting, and contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic about |20 for repairs. was so badly frozen that amputation of substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys YY orms Mr. Harding, ot the Telephone-Regis one foot and the toes of the other was and allays Feverishness. It. cures Diarrhoea and Wind ter, contemplates putting in a water mo rendered necessary. He is at Ellens Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation tor in lieu of the engine be has been burg, Wash. and Flatulency. It. assimilates the Food, regulates the using for the generation of power. Married—At the residence of Thomas Stomach ami Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The New Home and Climax sewing Vail, near North Yamhill, Jan. 31st, The Children’s Panacea—Th«* Mother’s Friend. machines, needles and extras at C. Gris- lSfflf, Mr. John Benke of Portland, an sen’s. 42tf employe of the O. R. & N. Co., to Miss GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Portland is expecting a flood from rise Mattie A. Ewing of Washington county, in the Willamette, due to the melting of daughter of Rev. Wm. Ewing of Wash the enow, followed bj’ heavy rain. A ington county, Oregon. This was one of rise of sixteen feet brings the water on the social events of the new year iu the 1 north part of Y’amhill county. We ex- I Front street. tend to the bride and groom our best i Mr. Asbury, the new proprietor of The wishes for a prosperous and happy life. : Reporter, returned from Portland Mon The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. 1 day, accompanied by Mrs. Asbury, and Soper. they have since been busy preparing for housekeeping in the C. P. parsonage on north D street. Frank Collard is up from Lacamas, THE CENTAUR COMPANY, T f Munn» f E rfffET, NEW YOHK CITY. Wash., on a brief visit to his family. He holds the position of machinist at the mills of Columbia River Paper Co., and Catarrh is one of the most obstinate is kept very busy, sometimes working Siseases, and hence the most difficult 111., days in a month. He gets good to get rid of. There is but one way to cure it.. wages ami has no kick coming. The disease is in the blood, and all the The Seibert Bros, have moved their sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures Owing to the inactivity of busineas .luring lhe months of January and February, blacksmith shop to the staml opposite in the world can have no permanent effect whatever upon it. Swift’s Spe I’lie Hotel Yatnliill, Fletcher, the former cific cures Catarrh permanently. for it is 1 will make a specialty of the Optical hnaineaa, and will, with the latest and finest occti| ant, having closed down and gone the only remedy which can reach the outfit in Yamhill county, test your eyes free of charge. to Aetoria. The Neibert hois are handy disease and force it from the blood. D. A. SMITH, Optician Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, fellows at the forge anti bench, ami are Ky., YVatehmaker, Jeweler and Engraver. had Catarrh for years. He writes: building up a good trade. •‘I could see no Improvement whatever, N«xt door to postoffice, M.-Minnville, Oregon. though I was constantly treated with sprajs The Bernhard Walther Concert Co. and washes, and differ ent inhaling remedies— entertained a Hinall house Tuesday even iu fact, I could feel that •»•••»»»••••t<<<<*«tt*«t*«*x>tc«w*..wX<.d*,..ltt:**t«tv each winter I was worse ing under auspices of the ladies of the • • • « than the year previous. the : Baptist churi'h. Nine numbers were "Finally It was brought to my notice 4» remlereil with such excellent taste ami that Catarrh was a blood disease, anti after think -kill that live encores were given and ing over the matter. I responded to. Prof, and Mrs. Walther saw It was unreasonable to expect to be cured by are superb artists in their respective roles remedies which only }••••••••* LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ALL reached the surface. 1 as violinist ami sopranist, Fraulein then decided to try « POLITICAL PAPERS IN THE WEST Est'hehnan is a skillful pianist. S. 8. S'., and after a few Isittles were used. I no ticed a perceptible improvement. Continuing • Always American— Always Republican : remedy, the disease was forced out of my Report «if school di-trict No. 2<>, Miss the system, and a complete eure was the result. Dotha Daniels, teat her. Tor month end I advise all who have this dreadful disease to THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL th*irlocal treatment,which hasnever ing Feb. 3d, ISHII: No.ol pupils enrolled, abandon done them any good, and take 8. 8. 8., a rem THE NEWS AND BEST CURRENT LITERATURE :il; average daily attendance, 16; No. of edy that can reach the disease and cure It.” To continue the wrong treatment for visitors, 24. Those having been neither Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift’s e Every Column is Bright, Clean and Packed with News absent nor tardy are: Guy Nelson, El Specific is a real blood remedy, and cure» obstinate, deep-seated diseases, mer Pederson, Chester Orton, Nellie and The Literature of its columns is other remedies have no effect Ollie Ncl-on, Pearl Orton, Fred l’eder which equal to that of the best maga whatever upon. It promptly reaches son and Bernice Smith. Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the zines. It is interesting to the The opportunity came at last on the Sth most aggravated cases. children as well as the parents. inst for the Oregon bovs to participate in a fight—something they have lieen HE INTER OCEAN is a WESTERN NEWSPAPER, and while it acheing for ami wouldn’t have been sa." is Purely Y’egetable, and is the only brings to the family THE NEWS OF THE WORLD and gives its isfietl without. The dispatches bear the blood remedy guaranteed to contain no readers the best and ablest discussions of all questions of the day, it is in goo.I news that none was killed, how dangerous minerals. full sympathy with the ideas and aspirations of Western people and discusses 'Books mailed free by Swift Specifio ever, so that they have had the zest of a Company, literature and politics from the Western standpoint. 4» Atlanta, Georgia. tight without the attendant horrors. The ------ $LOO-PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR—$L00------ boys are living about ten years in one. M xixioxq. They are having the experience of their ; THE DAILY ANO SUNDAY EDITIONS OF THE INTER OCEAN • the circuit court of the Stale of Oregon for lives, ami probably no event of the the In county of Yamhill. • ARE THE BEST EVER SEEN IN THE WEST. * tfK o • Eliza A. Withee, Plaintiff, 'j •THE INTER OCEAN’S NEWS IS EXCLUSIVE. • ^L ■ 4 future, should they live to extreme old vs. age, will ever approach in importance Samuel I.. Gaines, Frank A. Gaines, * • Price of Daily by mail $4 00 per year • B Q • S. Gaines, W. Y. Rint-heart, I • Price of Sunday by mail . f?. 00 per year • the position the present will hold in their Nettie Amanda S. Kineheart, William f • Daily and Sunday by mail........ .......$6 00 per year • Hawes, Zoe A. Hawes, Annie F. I memories—not even getting married. <•••••••••••••••••«••••••90•••%•••••••* ScliYY Htka, Geo R. Currey and Jen- ' ('urn y. Defendants. Report of Moore’s valley school, Josn nie The Reporter and I»ter Ocean one year for $1.35. To Samuel L. Gaines. Frank A. Gaiues, Nettie Hotl’statter, teacher, for the month of >. Gaines, \\ . V. Rineheart, Amanda S. Rine- heart, William Hawes, Zoe A. Hawes and Annie January: No. of bovs enrolled, 16; No. I'. sehYvatka, the above named defendants: rilE N\MEOF THE STATE OF OREGON, of girls enrolled, 10; total number en 1 1 N you . ami each of von, are herehv required to rolled, 26; average daily attendance, 22 appear and answer the complaint filed against you in lhe above entitled suit on or before the Those who have been present each dat last day of the time prescribed in the order for publication of this summons upon you, to- are: Eva Little, Ethel Gilbert, Caroline the wit, the 2Ith «lay of March A. D. 18W, ’ and if Huston, Weaver Williams and Harry you so fail to appear ami answer, for want there the plaintiff will apply to the court for the Nelson. Visitors, Mrs. Lillian Huston, of. relief demanded in her complaint, to-wit, a de cree foreclosing that certain mortgage given by Misses Mary Smith, Violet Anderson, one Sarah B. Gaines to one Jennie C. Currey oh Kate Johnson ami Mr. Sam Manning, thv sth day of July, A D. 1899, on the following described real premises, to-writ: Beginning at a D. McCuitlv, IV iii . Huston ami Mus point 29 85chains south of the nw corner of Sec 16 in T.5 s K. 3 W. in Yamhill county, state of ter Hubert Little. Mr. Wm. Manning Orem»n. thence W. 77.00chains, thence s. J0.87 entertained the school with a military chains, thence E. 77.00 chains, thence N. 2O.»7 chains to the place ot beginning, containing 161 drill, ami also with brief sketches of a acres, the same being a part of the D. L. C. of \lbert and Sarah Gaines. Also lhe following soldier’s life. described tract of lam! in said county and state, LOCAL NEWS. often. From no tppArent cause, become languid and despondent in the early days of theiT womanhood They drag along always tiTed, never hungry, breathless and with a palpitating hear* after slight exercise so tl\at merely to walk up stairs is exhausting Sometimes a short dry- cough ¡f^ leads to the Fear that they iS are"going into consumption” ““7 They are anaemic, doc- / tors tell them, which means / that they have too little ' blood Are you like that? have you too little blood? More anaemic people have been made strong, hungry, energetic men and women by the use of D t . Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People than by any othtT means They are the best tonic in the world. Miss Lulu Stevens, of Gasport, Niagara Co., N. Y.,had been n very healthy girl nntil about a year ago, when she grew weak and pale. She lust her appetite, was as tired in the morning as on retiring, and lost flesh until she became so emaciated that her friends hardly knew her. The doc tors declared the disease antemia, and gave her up to die. A physician who was visiting in Gasport prevailed upon her to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. She did so, and was benefited at once. She is now well and strong—the very picture of health.— Buffalo {N. lz.) Ctorrsr. The genuine &v« sold only m package», the w<-Appt,r always bearing the Full name. Pot t>*le by ftll drug gists. or «>ent .’postpaid, by the Dr Willi&mt. TAedicine Company. Schenectady. N Y , on receipt ofr price. Fifty cent! per box Book oF cures Free on request. Yaquina EAST ANO SOUTH Route VIA Corvallis & Eastern Railroad The Shasta Route Connecting nt YAQCINA with the Express Trains Leave Portland Daily Ynquhiu Bay Slemr .hip Company, LEAVE. ARRIVE 'ortland.......... 6:00 I* M | San Francisco.. 8:15 A M ■fan Francisco.8:00 P M I Portland............ 9:30 A M OF THE Steamers Grace Dollar and Navarro ICowebiirg Mail Hally. LEAVE: ARRIVE: Portland.......... 8:30 A M I Roseburg... 5.20 PM Roseburg 7:30 AM | Portland 4.30 PM Shortest route between valley points and San Francisco. DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE. Fare: Albany and point« west to San Fran cisco : PUL.L.MAN * BUFFET SLEEPERS < «bin .................................. f 10 Round trip ........ 17 00 For sailing days apply to H. L. WALDEN, EDWIN 8TONE, T. F. AP. A. Manager. II. II.’CRONISE, Agent, Albany. SECOND CLASS*SLEEPING CARS Attached to all Through Trains. BETWEEN West Side Division. PORTLAND a ND CORVALLR Mail Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) WILLAMETTE RIVI R DIVISION. Steamer Win. M. HOAG, Ar I 5 -0 P M l.v 8:(Ki P M I.V I 1 —•>> P M ((’apt. Geo. Raabe) At Albany and Corvallis connect with Running regularly between Portland 'rains of Or. Central A4 Eastern Ry. an<l Corvallia, stopping at all Express Trnin Daily, (Except Sunday.) way landings. -------- RIVER SCHEDULE-------- Downriver, T iiiwi I hi < Thiif.>Uys »mlHutiir «lays. Leaves Oorvallis 6 a. m Albany, 7 a. m hiH-mi \ ri.’i 8 a . in.: Independence, 9a. m.; Ba lem, 10 a. in.; Neu berg. 1230 p. hi .: arrive al Portland, l :n p. iii . Upriver, Mondays, Wednesdays ami I ridaxv Leaves Portland 6 a. in.: Newberg. 10.30 a. m Salem, 3 30 p. hi . . Independence. 5 p.m.. Buena Vista, 7 30 p. m Albany, 9 .o p. m arrive at Corvallis, 11 p. m. This steamer Ims been equipped witli first chi** aeeommodations, including an elegant plan«» (/. .4. IY7/COX or .41. U. (iortner. I’nsurpasMHl lor carry Ing both freight ami passen Ticket Agent*, M. Miiimlite. gers K. KOEIII.ER, Manager. EDWIN STONE. Manager. Albany, Ol U. G. COKER, Agent, Portland, Or., foot of Yamhill M Ask your J.TI RNKR. Agent. Albany, Or Alft VII \ lx I It ITOH'M Druggist for agenerou» Mil ■ < I. XJ OTI< E isheu b) gh en thnt the < oiint.v < ouït ,N ol Yniuhill eôiiuty, Sial, ol < b< 4011. bu «luly Hp|H»iiilt I tin uiHlvrsIgned adintnistratoi <»( fliv estalv ot l liomas Cai lin, latv ol sait! vounty, dvrvHM’d. \I1 perdons hnving daims agaiiist thr esta te of laid <iveeas«d are hereby notifie*! and rvuiiirvl t»» présent tlie saine diily verifled as rvqulrvd by law, wltliiu six nionlli (rom lhe date of this notice, h» K \. Blrd, al hi* store in l.aiayctte, Yamliill rounly, statv o( Oregon. 7-5 Datvd thin2d üh y of l'ebruary, 1899. H. A. RlRD, Ailiiiinistrator. CATARRH IO CENT TRIAL SIZE. ! Foul-Smelling Catarrh. Ely s Cream Balin contain* no cocaine, mercury n*n any other t injurious drag. I it ia quickly Absorbed. Hives Relief al once. It open* and dean**» • lh» Nasal Pa-ang. Allays Inflammation. Ileal* and Protects tlie Membrane. Restores the Nein.es of Taele ami Smell. Poli 8Ue 60c. ; Trial mu iu 01 rnii. m r i i i ni vi. Mize 10c.; at Dnigcieta or I*v n> ill. LI.Y IIKUTHKRA, 6« M aneu street, N*w York. THE: X ■ : S.S.S.r^BIood : I •' X I »uffcred from catarrh of th« »»rt km.I ever •in.',. n boy. an*! t ik ' k r hoped f. * cure, but Ely’» I’lvain Balm »wm» to <1*> »veil Unit M my a. plan l ine, a have ns .1 it with exc'lli'iit iw-iilt' »«car Oatruin, 45 Warrau Aiu . ClncagBl. Hy’» Cream Balm la th» acknowledged •uro for catarrh and contain» no co. line, mercury nor any tnjnriona drug J’nc», (0 cauta. At drugjjwt, or l y mail. Geo. \V. I’hilbps, an Imlepcn Icti. c boy, fell <>n the ice while nknlmg, and hi» head »triking forciblv. rceived in- ( jtirie« from which lie tinsi <m the name < d«y. The »tate annate hit* paasc.l • résolu i tion declaring the Oregon grape the state ■ flower. "Ski i SI î W eeklï I nter O cean • !$I x - • • In the circuit Couil oi the State of Oregon, no in I ol I V I < I lit I for Yamhill Count \ In Hie matter of the assignment of A. J. A|> | person, an insolvent debtor ’OTU'E Is hereby given tlint the nmler.lgned ^OTIt E is hereby given tlint the undersigned 1 ha» been, l>y the county court for Yam as assignee ot said estate has filed his final 1 account assiivli assignee in th»* above named hill County, Oregon, duly ap|*oiiited exocu Yesterday, Feb. Plh, was the begin court in thv above entitled cause, and tliHt said trix ot the eM»te of E. N. Porti, th ning of the Chinese new year. On the final an’otinl will be heard and passed upon by . ten-ill. All persona, therefor, baling miv said court on lhe 17th day of April, 1*99, at the claims against -atti ('»tate, art* hereby notified evening preceding the first day of the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, to pre-eiit them to me duly veritieri, *t my res nt thv circuit court room of said court Hi the. ult nee in M, Mmu v ilie, Ort gon, on or befote year, the Chinese begin to hale each *lx months from ttits date. court house at McMinnville,Oregon. other with “Kong Hay Fat Toy." This Now , therefore, all Iversons interested in said 1 Dated Jan 1:1th, lsl>i>. St NIK M EORD, estate are hereby notified ami required to a|>- | is their way ol wishing each other a hap Executrix of the Estate of K N. Porti, tie inar at said time and place set for the hearing py new year. Jug t it, the first month ot 4-X of said final account ami ««how cause, if any ceasetl there l»v. why said account should not be al the year, liegun February 9th. and 11 lowed and approv'd and -an! insolvent debtor | Militi 06 irPllIM 'll MIO others of equally as euphonious names, freed and dls< barged from any and all liability on account of any unsatisfied portion of the in I XI <1 I HIX. will follow, It is snitl by travelers that debtedness existing against Ip in prior to hi' making said assignment, and why said estate the last two months in the year, the 'OTICE ts hereby given that lhe undersigned should ii «» i bvioivxer ami finally settled, said 1.neretta E Xel-oti. ha« la-en .lull ap t’hineso in their native land, beeomt- assignee disi hargol and Ills boiulsnivii exon pointed bi theeomity tstiiri of Yamhill county crated Dated this tin .‘.'»lb day of January. ' 1» I.''”' Oregon sole executrix of the last will ami te satl and do not go about their business la meni of \. I Nel-on, .leeca-e.l, late of said with tb.'ir usual air of i-het-rfiibiesii of Illi \l 1.Ill IX', Assign« vol said Estate ' county. All persons hal ing claims against th<- e«tate" of -ai.I decedent are hereby notitie.l amt energy. The dying of the old yeai IHMSIYA I Ul'ysfor'Ald \s«»gnce requir. «I to present them with proper vouchers, tlnlv lerlfletl, within six montos from the tinte i brings sail reflections to their minds, and Ti»«»usands ar»* Trying It. of this onice tollo' iimler-igm'i exit itrix. al Tn order to prove Ilia great merit of her n'sldenve in M.-Mimivtllt-, Yamhill county, I they look upon it is a duty to wear a > Awl solemn countenance »« the oltl yeai Ely a ('ream Balm the m ’-t effective cur. Oregon. Dated January .'Mh I«:’'. for Cut»nh »ml <’«M in II. »1. «» h»io pre passes away. When the new yea> | 11 fui ri t i. ni i non . jMrt-il n g.'iienm» trial *ize for Itt eont- Executrix of the U... itili ami t. «tameni oil arrives all this is changed, anti th, ' A I. Nelson, .tec. Uet it of ) "iir ib u i'l • r mi ;.I 10 < • ’it» to RHODEN A RHODES, Attv’s for th* Estate. Chinaman who has restraiiied himself ELY BROS.. •! \virr.n St , N. V. City N I» January and February Uiove trains stop at all stations between Port land ami Salem. Turner, Marion, Jefferson, \lliany, Tangent, Sheddis, Halsey, Harrisburg Junction city, Eugene, t’ottuge Grove, Drain, Oakland ami ail stations from Roseburg to Asii land inclusive, Fi rate lags in every respect. One of the abov« steamers is due to sail from Yaquina about every five days. What is CASTOR1A anti worn a mournful countenance for I weeks, puts in wo or three weeks mak ' ing up (or the g,iod times he has lost, (n Portland the new year festivities usually last irom a we« k to ten days, ami many 1 kind« ,,( enjoyment which no Chine»« will explain, anti which no American oultl understand, are indnlgeti in whilr lhe merry new year season lasts. to-wit- Beginning at a point 29 35 chains S. of the nw corner of said section No 16. thence E. < * chains, thence *. 20.87 chains, thence W 4.05 chains, them e N 20.87 chains to the place of be ginning. containing b.22 acres, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note for the sum of fl,C >0, given by said Sarah B. Gaines to >atdJ< nnic<' Currey, on said sth .lay of July, \. D 1**9, and on w hich note there is now un paid ami due the sum of f6O5 00. together with interest thereon from June 1st. 1891. at the rate • >f ten per cent annum, and which said mortgage and note the said plaintiff is now the owner bv assignment and endorsement from the said Jen nie C. Currey. ami for an order of sale of fifteen acres of land in a square form situate in the se corner of said tract of land first above de s ’rib« d. ami lor a decree barring and foreclosing you. ami .•»!. h of you, from all right and equity >f redemption in said 15 acies of land, and every part thereof. This summon* i> served by publication there- f for *i\ consecutive week*, bv order of Hon it. P. Bini, ixninty judge of Yamhill county, -fate of Oregon, made February Sth. A. D. 1*99 he first publication of this summons being FcLruury loth A. D. > h - t JNO. J SPENCER. Attorney for Plaintiff. >011(101 IIMI 4((OOT. OTh E is hereby given that the undersigned executors <»f the estate of S C PearWkiL X ’ ieceas'vd hat • filed their final «count In said 'tate in the county court for Yamhill county, »rvc n.rtnd that said court ha* set Saturday. March llth. 1*'*.‘, at ten o'clock in the forenoon »t 'Hid day to hear the same. All objections to ahi final account must be tiled in «aid court on »t before the time act to hear the same a« afore- Miid. a* *ahl executors will then ask the court 'o allow *ai«i account and to discharge them front any further liabtlitY as such offl wrs. * » MRS L A. PK a BKMC. II J FEARSGN Joint Executors of the Estate ot S. Pearson, ‘ doeeaaeff. No matter what the matter is, one will do you good, and you can get ten for five cents. I /