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W. D. Wright is reported quite ill with the grip. A new line of tobacco and cigars just Hear Glee club, Friday 24th. received at Bettman & Warren’s. School books at Hembree’s. Grand Calico ball at Campbell’s hall ej Fay Swick, elocutionist, Friday, 24tb. on Feb. 22d, under the management of /J thousands of them, are suf- C. Griesen’s new stock of wall paper. 6 the Terpsichorean dancing club. There () feTing From lingering dis- The days are lengthening and picnic will also be a prize cake-walk. For Infante aud €L;:Idrcn. (£ eases induced by life in I time is coming. A commemorative Willard meeting will poisonous uou/hern camps, Come and hear Linn, the soprano, in be held in the Baptist church Friday, js. the result of changes of the opera house, Friday, 24th. the 17th, at half past seven o’clock. The y climate, ot of imperfect x-y nutrition caused, by ini- For Sale—Several tons of baled hay at Treble Clef club will furniBh music for / proper and. badly cooked the evening. All pastors of the city are I to.50 per ton M annihg Enos. (G; food. Sleeping on the ground I invited to take part. A welcome to all. Mrs. F. FI. Johnson and children are has doubtless developed .¿¡Vegetable Prcparationfor As At the Baptist church next Sunday- : /¡siting her mother in Salem. Ji rheumatism in hundreds similating llie Food and Regula morning the subject of the serrnou will (.7 who were predisposed to Beltman de Warren candle their eggs ting th2 Siomaiiis andBowels of be "is Jesus Christ Divine?” and in the j/ the disease. In such cases before they leave the store. evening a continuation of the theme (G. '**5 ^°Yi of 98 may take J. 1*. Irvine is struggling with the grip under the subject “If so, what then?” Vii 4 lesson from the experi —:______ this week. ence of the All persons who may be in any doubt, or Promotes Digestion.Checrful- The >ew Home and Climax sewing to whom the question is not clear, are iiess and Rest.Contains neither machines, needles and extras at C. Gris- cordially invited to be present at both Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. sen’s. 42tf services. N ot N arcotic . James McCain and George W. Jones S. H. Maris, the gardener, reports went to Salem Tuesday, to look in on considerable damage from the cold Hundreds of the Boys the legislature. weather of last week. It destroyed his of 63 have testified to the Pumplm Sciti " efficacy of Dr. Williams' D. C. Derby almost suffered an attack winter cabbage, and what is more un ¿lx.Stnn3 *■ P|nk Pills foT Pale People of paralysis last week, and is forced to usual, all his rose bushes are killed, even itoauUt Salts • Anùt Safi in driving out malaria, the hardy Hermosa. Mercury went one walk with a cane. P.-ppermìnt - Theumatism and other Curii HHUt Said * degree below zero at his place at 3 a. m., “ Proprietor gone home, sick with the iKriiiSced - diseases contracted duTing their diys of h&Tdìhip Feb. 4th. The high and exposed spotB grip,” was the bulletin on the door of Wi'ttrrymn Fiavur and privation in the at my. These pills ate the best A. 1). Hoskins’ harness shop this week. in the wheat fields are damaged, and it tonic in the world. A perfect Remedy for Constipa J. N. Wisecarver is home from Califor was very fortunate that snow covered the Asa Robinson, of Mt Stirling, Ill., is a veteran of the Civil war, having tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, served in the tijrd Pennsylvania Volunteers, lie went to the war a vigor earth, or the country would have suffered nia where ho has been for his health ous farmer's boy and came buck broken tn health, a victim of sciatic rheu Worms .Convulsions .Feverish damage equal to that sustained in 1881, matism. Most of the time he was until ted for manual labor of any kind, since last fall, lie seems to be all right and his sufferings were at all times intease. Hr says ; “Nothing seemed ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. when winter grain was all killed. Mr. to give me permanent relief until three wears ago, when my attention was again. called to some of the wonderful cures effected by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills Maris observed that the cold in this Facsimile Signature of for Pale People. I had not taken more than half a 1 m > x when I noticed an The annual school meeting will be held country goes in streaks. One neighbor improveme nt in my condition, and I keep on improving steadily. To them in Columbus building on the first Mon hood may be considerable colder than I owe my restoration to health. They are a grand remedy.”— Mt. Stirling De mac ra t- Mis sag a. day of March, at 2:30 p. m. The term of the one a mile or half-mile distant. NEVV YORK. At bll druggists, or sent postpaid, on receipt of price, 50cts per Director Irvine will expire ou that date. After a close examination of his fruit box . ** th« Dr Williams rdedicine Co., Bo» V, Schenectady.H .Y. Joab 1*. Beeler of Amity died of in trees he finds that all his peaches are flammation of the bladder on Monday .the killed, as well as most of last year’s 13th inst., and was buried the following growth. Cherries are about oue-third exact copy of wrapper . day, Rev. Baldwin of I mlependenee con killed. Blackberry vines are killed. NOTICI; (H IXEilTitlX. ducting the funeral service. Deceased Other fruits seem to be all right, with no V. IVTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned was an old settler in that section, and sign of sun scald on south side of apple IN has been, by the county court for Yam was OS years old. H. C. Burns of this trees, which is so common after a hard hill County. Oregon, duly appointed execu trix of the estate of E. N. Ford, de city officiated as us^lertaker. freeze. The extent of damage done fruit ceased. All persons, therefor, having any claims against said estate, are hereby notified The Salem Statesman cautions hop in Marion and Polk counties seems to be to present them to me, duly verified, at my res idence in McMinnville, Oregon, on or before growers as follows: “We advise our hop considerable. A Salem paper says that six months from this date. growing friends to not contract their hops in the vicinity of Eola the peach buds bated Jan. 13th, H99. SUSIE M. FORD, at 10 ct»; but to not speculate with their are all killed, and in many instances the Executrix of the Estate of E N. Eord, de Owing to tbe inactivity of business during the months of January and February, product after it is in the bales. Get your trees are badly frozen. The cherry and I will make a specialty of the Optical business, and will, with the latest and finest ceased . 4.5 Connecting at YAQUINA with the and pear buds have also suffered a simi outfit in Yatuhill county, test your eyes free of charge. hops already, picked clean, cured well Yaqiliua Ua> Stmimship Company, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OE and baled neatly, and then sell them for lar fate, and the trees of the thrifty i:\E(i tki x. D. A. SMITH, Optician cash in hand. Don’t contract; don’t growing varieties such as Royal Ann XT OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, consign; don’t speculate.” Watchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver. cherries and Bartlett pears have also ■ * Lucretia E. Nelson, has been duly ap Next door to postoffice, McMinnville, Oregon. suffered. In the case of hardier trees, pointed by thecounty court of Yamhill county, St. Valentine was the most lovable Oregon, sole executrix of the last will and tes such as Duke cherries, the tree is not tament of A. J. Nelson, deceased, late of said saint that over lived, and it is said he First-class In every respect. One of the above county. Ail persons having claims against the affected. In the Garden Road district steainers is due to sail from Yaquina estate of said decedent are hereby notified ami lit the torch of love that has been burn the fruit is all killed and the trees have about every live days. rwiulred topresent them with proper vouchers, duly verified, within six months from the date ing brightly ever since. Lads ami lassies THE Hhorteal route- between valley points and Ban of this notice to the undersigned executrix, at of McMinnville sent to their sweethearts suffered a similar fate, the bark on the Francisco. Imr residence in McMinnville, Yamhill county, bodies of many of them being loose from loving remembrances of St. Valentine Oregon. 5w4 Fare: Albany and points west to San Fran Dated January JHh, 1X99. last Tuesday, the anniversary of the date freezing. In the Red Hill district the cisco : LUCRETIA E. NELSON, Executrix of the last will and testament of upon which the good saint died a martyr fruit is only injured in the low and un Cabin . • ............................ Iio 00 A. I. Nelson, deceased. expected places. Some places the tops Round trip ......... 17 00 to the tender passion. RHODES & RHODES, Atty’s for the Estate. LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ALL of the trees are badly frozen, but not • POLITICAL PAPERS IN THE WEST For sailing days apply to The pupils in the Columbus building enough to injure the tree. At “The Wil A1IMINISTK ATOR'N NOTICE. H. L. WALDEN, EDWIN »TONE, assembled in l ’ rof. Reynolds ’ room on • Always American-------- Always Republican lows” Mr. Wallace reports the pear crop T. F. &P, A. Manager. Monday and held a little observance of all killed, but the apple buds uninjured, II. H."< RONISE, Agent, Albany. OTICE Is hereby given that the county court of Yamhill county, State of Oregon, Ims Lincoln’s birthday. Dr. Grannis and while the prunes will probably have ail THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL duly appointed the undersigned administrator the estate of Thomas Carlin, late of said Director John Evenden spoke very en that they < au bear to perfection. The THE NEWS AND BEST CURRENT LITERATURE WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. of county, deceased. All persons having claims tertainingly of the great ami martyred against the estate of mh id deceased are hereby trees on the prairies suffered most, as and required to present the same duly president and gave some amusing anec Steamer Win. M. HOAG, notified Every Column is Bright, Clean and Packed with News they were wholly without protection. verified as required by law, within six months from the date of this notice, to R. A. Bird, at dotes whose authorship President Lincoln The smaller fruits, excepting the straw (Cupt. Geo. Raabe) his store in Lafayette, Yamhill county, state of is credited w ith. The pupils were much The Literature of its columns is 7.5 berries, are also badly injured, the plants Running regularly between Portland Oregon. Dated this 2d day of February, 1899. pleased with the observance. equal to that of the best maga being all killed. Growers say that tiie R. A. BIRD, Administrator. and Corvallis, stopping at all zines, It is interesting to the ltrs. Wright and l«ewis of this city were best thing to do for the trees that are way landings. NU'I'K I'. Ol I IN II. NETTI EM ENT. children as well as the parents. and the hark becoming loose is to frozen successful in their mission to Salem last --------RIVIiR SCHEDULE let them alone, and a new bark will form week, in securing the modification of a the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, INTER OCEAN is a WESTERN NEWSPAPER, and while it tinder the old ami be ready to protect Down river, Tuesdays/Thursdays and_Satur for In Yamhill < ounly . bill uffecting the interests of dentists the tree by the time the old one comes «lays. Leaves Cut viillls 6 a. 111 Albany, 7 a m In the matter of the assignment of A. J. Ap- ings to the family THE NEWS OF THE WORLD and gives its Buena Vista, s a. in.. Independence, '.»a. in 811 person, The particular sections they desired to off. an insolvent debtor. lent, 10 a. in.: Newberg, 12 39 p. m.; arrive at , readers the best and ablest discussions of all questions of the day, it is in K’ OTICE is hereby given t iiat tlie undersigned have amended were those which pro Portland, 10 p. m. 1N as assignee of said estate lias filed his final • full sympathy with the ideas and aspirations of Western people and discusses Upriver, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. as such assignee in the above named vided that no student of dentistry was Leaves Port land <» a. in.; Newberg, 10.30 a. in.. account t literature and politics from the Western standpoint. court in theabove entitled cause, and that said Malem, 3 ;Ml p. m. Inde|»endeiice. 5 p. in.: Buena Anal account will be heard and passed upon by eligible to a diploma who had not served Vista, <’30 p. in Albany, 9:30 p. tn.. arrive nt said court on the 17th day of April, 1899, at the • -------- $1.00-PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR-$1.00-------- Corvallis, II p. m. hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. an apprenticeship of three years, and This steamer has been equipped with first class al the circuit court room of said court at the that no one could assist a dentist without accommodations, including an elegant piano court house at McMinnville, Oregon. ! THE DAILY AND SUNDAY EDITIONS OF THE INTER OCEAN • Now, therefore, all persons interested in said ultimately making application for a di Unsurpassed lor carry ing both freight and passen estate are hereby notified and required to ap plums. gers. • ARE THE BEST EVER SEEN IN THE WEST. * pear at said time and place set for tin* hearing EDWIN STONE. Manager, Albany. Or. of said final account and show cause, if any •THE INTER OCEAN ’ S NEWS IS EXCLUSIVE. • Deputy Revenue Collector John Hobbs Scrofula is the most obstinnteof blood C. (I. COKI’.R, Agent, Portland, Or. foot of there be, why said account should not be al' • Price of Dally by mail......................... f i 00 per year , lowed and approved and said insolvent debtor in Ilia travels last week came across an troubles, and is often the result of an Yamhill St. • Price of Sunday by mall »2 00 per year • ■ freed and discharged from any and all liability J. Tl RN'ER, Agent. Albany. Or. ” Daily and Sunday by mall ................... $0 00 per year • amusing letterhead from Dyea, Alaska. inherited taint in the blood. S. 8. 8. on account of any unsatisfied portion of the in debtedness existing against Inin prior to his It contained the following: “Ciiilcott is the only remedy which goes deep making said assignment, an<l why said estate EAST AND SOUTH should not l»v forever and finally settled, said Pass Hotel, 222 Icicle street. Rates |8 enough to reach Scrofula ; it forces out The Reporter and Ihter Ocean one year for $1.35. assignee discharged and his bondsmen exon I per day in advance. Black Jack. Crap every trace of the disease, and cures erated. ti-fi VIA Dated this the 2 >th da v of January, A. D ¡>99. ami stud Poker games rim by the man the worst cases. LEE I Al l.HI.IN. Assignee 01 said Estate. agement. Dogs bought and sold. In My son, Charllr, was afflicted from infancy AtHlIMSTRATOIfS BOTICI*:. RAMSE\ A FENTON, A ft *ys for said Assignee LOCAL DIRECTORY sect Powder for sale at the bar. Rules with Scrofula, and he suffered so that it was Nl MMON4. OF THE and regulations: Guests will be provided impossible to dress him ■VTOTICE is hereby given and published that for three years. His xx the undersigned has been appointed ad with bunk, breakfast and sup|>er, but head and laxly were a CHURCHES ministrator of the estate of S. Forehand, <ie- In the circuit court of the State of Oregon for eeased, by an order made by Hon. K. P. Bird, R yptirt —Services Sunday 11 a. m. and must furnish their own lunch. Hot mass of sores, and his tliv eoiinfy of Yamhill. judge of the county court for the county of Eliza A. Withee, Plaintiff, ) 7:«30p. in ; tunday school 9:50 a m.; the I I water, soap, towels and candles charged eyesight also became S’anihill. state of Oregon, and entered in the I’oung people s society 6:lo p iu Vs. Prayer affected. No treatment said court on the 3d day of February, A. D. 1*99. amuel I.. Gaines, Frank \. Gaines, Express Trains Leave Portland Daily extra. Spiked boots must lie removed was spared that we Covenant and that all persons having r. claim or claims meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Nettie H. Gaines, W.V Rinelieart. I against the said estate ar»‘ required to present meeting first Thursday evening before the at night before retiring. No dogs al thought would relieve Amanda 8. Rineheart, William f LEAVE ARRIVE him. but he grew worse the same, with the proper vouchers, witnin six first Sunday of each month. Hawes, /.oe A Hawes', Annie F. 1 Portland........... «• P 'I I Han Francisco . s 15 A M lowed in the bunks. ” until his condition month* from the date of thi* notice, to said ad R. W. K ino , Pastor. Sehwatka, Geo. B Currey and Jen- | LOCAL NEWS. v Heroes of the War with Spaan Bears the Signature Heroes of the Civil War Corvallis & Eastern Railroad January and February Steamers.Grace Dollar and Navarro • * -- ---- • f •••••••<• i • • ------- - — • N : « Scrofula, a Vile Inheritance. S B M «»W wm_y VJ .............. - _ per - 0 --------------------------- _ _ »car • W - - - _ * «•••••••••••••••••••••••• eo•••••••••••••••••••%••#••<•> The Shasta Route Hau Francisco >u0 P M I Portland !».:<»» A M Above trains stop at all station'- l«etwt«,n Port laud ami Salem. Turner, Manon, Jefferson, Albany, Tangent, Bhedds, Halsey, Harrisburg. Junction City, Eugene, Cott.ire Grove. Drain. < >akland aml all stations from Roseburg to Ash land inclusive. Hoar l»urg Mail Hally. LEAVE ARRIVE Portland.......... s :«» A M I Ro*ebmg » JO F M Boeeburg.......... t" A M I Portland t to p M DINING CARS ÜN OGDEN ROUTE. PU LL.7WPC N » BUFFET SLEEPERS SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS. Attached to all Through l'iiiiiia. West Hide I’ty boon. BETWEEN PORTLAND a ND CORVALIJP Mail Train Daily» (Except Sunday.) 7 JM A Ml I.V HM5 A M I l.v 1I.-.V» r M ,' Ar Portland McMinnville Ar I A ’O P M I v ..ot; I’ M l.v I T JU I' M At Albany mid Corvallis connect with trains of Or. Outrai A b.nMrni Ily. Exprvaa Train Daily» (Except Sunday») 1 M) P M 1 Lv l‘«»rt land 7:80 >’ M 1 Ar M< Mh P M I 4r lutivpeii h :*» Ar 1 > ••» A .M 1 v 1 5 M A M 1 v 1 1 s» A M Retiate tl<‘k« t« on »ale between l‘«»rtlai»«l Sac mmriilo and Hau Franc M O. N« ( rale* IU tirai < laas, and til <w<-ou«l < In ms in« bt«l mg slet’in r. . II MARKHAM, tiri». Freight an«l ra^-enger Agent. Kates ami tivkeU m » •Hern tM»h fs an«! Europe. Also JAPAN. < HIN V HONOl.l l.U am! AU8 IRA LIA ran !*• obtain« •d from O. 4. D/Zcox or W. U. (iorfner. Ticket Agents. Me Minavi Ite. R. KOKHLKK, Manag« r. me I’lirrey. Defendants. To Samuel L. Gaines, blank A. Gaines, Nettie S. Gaines, W . V. Rinehrart, \manda s. Rim- heart, W illiam Hawes, Zoe A. liases and Annie F. schwatka, the almve named dvieiidants: IN THE. \ \ Mb OF lit! STATE OF OREGON, you and each of you, are hereby reqiiirc<l to appear aud answer tne complaint nh-<i against von in the atmvv entitled suit on or before the last day of the tinn* prescribed in the order for the publication of this summons upon you, to- wit, the jitli »lay of March. A. D. lN‘r», and it you so ( m H to niqH-ni and answer, for want then - of, the plain tiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in her < omplaint, towit, a dt*- erev foreclosing that certain mortgage given by one Sarah B Gaines to one Jennie 1. t’urrvy oil the >th day of July, A D. isyji, on the following descried real premises, to-wit: Beginning at a |H»int '?*• 3.» chains non th of the nw corner of Hee. 16 in T. 5 8. R. 3 W . in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, then»-« W .7.mH hains, thence s. ju.s? chains, thence E. 77.(>i> chains, thence N. A».>7 chains to the pla< e of beginning, < ontaining h»l acre«, the same Itvinga part of the 1>. I.. of AI bet t and Sarah Game». Also the following de*eril»vd tract ot land in »aid «auintv and »tale t«»-wit Beginning at a |s»int •*» to chains 8. of the nw corner ot saul »ectloit No hi, thence E :v J challis, thence s. vs. «-hains. thence W 4.0.» chains, llience N JO.s? « liaina to the placed I m ginning, containiiig h .22 acres, to secure the laiyiuvnl ot ac rtaiii promissory note tor the •um of 91,(Mid, gl tel) by said Sa ran B Gaines to -aul Jennie < ‘ (*urny on said *th day of July. \ I’ iss’.i,and »»n wliii'h note there is now un itaid an«i du«' the nun of ItitttOl). together with interest th«'r««»n front June 1*1, 1.H91, at th«’ rate ot ten per cent annum, and w hieti said m«»rtgage ami note the said plaintiff is now the owner by h -sik inn«‘nt an«l endorsement front the said Jen nie < . I'ltrrev, and Ibr an order d sale of fifteen acres of land in a s«|uarv form situate in the *ec»»rnerol sant tract «»( hunt first above de scribed, and f«»r a decree barring and f« «reel« is I ng you, and earh ot you, from all right and eqnitv d re«leniption in said i > acres of land, and rvrrv part thereof. Tills stimm«»ns i« served by miblication there of tor six <x»nMt'iiHv«‘ weeks, by «a«ler of Hon R. P. Bird, county Judge of \amliill county, state «»t Oregon. ma«lv February Mh. X. 1». 18!»“. the first publnatiou of this summon* living February wih. A. l> IBM. JNO. J >PEN» ER, Attorney tor Flaiuiitl indeed pitiable. I ministrator, at the office of R. L. Conner, attor M ethodist E piscopal —Services every G. N. Reynolds, of the D street meat almost despaired of hie ney at law, iu the city of McMinnville, Yamhili ever being cured, when county, state of Oregon. Sabbath 11 :u0 a. iu. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday market, was within three hundred miles by the advice of a friend Dated this 9th day of February, 1899. chool9:30a in. Prayer meeting 7:00 p. gave him 8. S. S. H. W. HOGUE, of the Klonkike river ns early as 1878. we at. Thursday. G eo . W. G bannis , Pastor. I Swift’s .Specific). A de Administrator of the estate of 8. Forehand, cided Improvement was the result, and after deceased C cmr . P resbyterian —Serv’icesevery Sab- Willi others he invaded the Cassiar dis ^ie tied taken a dozen bottles, no one who knew REED A HOGUE and R. I.. CONNER, Attor bathll:00a iu and 7:30 p. m. 8unday trict. They foil ml some gold almost ot his former dreadful condition would have neys school 9:30 a. m. Y. P. C. E.. Sunday 6:30 for said estate. 8-5 reeoentred him. All the sores on bls body everywhere they went, but the draw have p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. nt. healed, his skin la perfectly clear and and he has been restored to perfect G eo . W. F ender , Pastor. back then, as Mr. Reynolds believes is smooth, health. M rs . 8. s M abry . NOTICE OF APPOHiTWE^T OF Services in the Christian church : Preach- still (lie case, was that the three months 360 Kim St.. Macon. Ga. ADHnixTR VT9R WITH ingeverv Lord’s day at 11 a m. and 7::<0 of suitable weather for mining w as too For real blood troubles it is a waste p m Young people’s meeting at 6:30 p. H ILE AMSEXED. short a time to get returns adequate to ' of time to expect a cure front the doc m. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 :30p m. compensate for the time and labor ex tors BI ixm I diseases are beyond their ’OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned F. A. P owell , Pastor. pended. Mr. Reynolds does not believe skill. Swift’s Specific, has been by the county court of Yamhill S t J ames C atholic —First st., between County. Oregon, duly appoint?«! administrator, that gold is found in that country in the Ves with will annexed, of the estate of Alexander G and H. Sunday school 2:30 p. m. enormous quantities that some are claim pers 7 :30. Services once a month. Ht.»utenburg, deceased. Now. therefore, all persons having claims T. .1 M orrow , Rector. ing. While on lXifot creek in '78 he against said estate, are hereby notified and re W. C T. U.—Meets on every Fri- ;>icked up a tine nugget of gold which lie reaches all deep-seated cases which quired to present the same duly verified, to the at his residence near Wheatland, Liv at 2 3o p. m. in H ading room. Kegg «Ather remedies have no effect upon. It undersigned still lias in his possession. Yamhill county, Oregon, within six month building V irginia \\ . L« rover , Pres is the only blood remedy guaranteed in from the date hereof E lva P. N eal , Sec. Dated this the 14th dav of February. A. D. Pliil. Withycombe, the extensive tile purely vegetable, and contains no pot 1899 9-5 manufacturer of North Yamhill, is tak ash. mercury, or other mineral. NEAL A. STOUTEN BURG, Administrator with Will Annexed. Rooks mailed free to any address by ing steps to inaugurate a big trade in bis RAMSEY A FENTON, Att’ya for Estate. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. SECRET ORDERS. line during ISthi by the liberal nee of K nowlhs C hapter No. 12. O. E S.—Meets at printers’ ink. Where Mr. Withycombe'.- notici : oi riNii. utoujit . Masonic hall the 2«1 and 4th Monday evening ÌOTK f FOI* I*I RLICATKH. in each mouth Visiting members cordiallv in product is ongB introduced its merit r«a vited MRS EMMA SNELLING, W M MRS. KATE HEATH. See ommends it The diiHcuIty is to impress ' o TD e in hereby given that the undenrigneft Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, « xeentor* of tne estate of 8. C. Fearwon. A O. U W — Charity Lodge No. 7 meets first and land owners with the great benefit of tile February i.k 1>!»9. | «leeva’H <1. have tile«! their Anal account in saoi third Frida«-« of each month. 7 :g) p. m. Lodxe ’OTD'E I* hereby given that the following mom in Wright block. drainage. Wherever tried, advantages •state in the county court for Yamhill county, named settler has tiled notice of his in i <»rtxoit. an«l that said court has set Saturday. W. H. FLETCHER, M W tention to make final proof in support of hi* J. D. BAKER. Recorder. of drain tile have been commensurate Man’ll llth. 1*9!». at fen o’clock in the forenoon it claim, and that said proof will be made before *ai«l day to hear the «am?. All objections to Yamhill Ix*!g*» No 10 D. of H. meet» in UnJon with the outlay ami trouble. There are ' of »ahl final a«v««unt must be flic! in said court on the county rle*kof Yamhill county, at McMinn* hall second an«! fourth Fri«1ay evenings of ear b Oregon, on March 25th, l*e», vu . W. H thousands of acres in the Willamette <»r before the time set to hear the same as afore- ville, month. *ai«L a* said executor« will then ask the court Devore. H. E.SM» f«>r the NE qr Sec. 1!, Tp 4 8 valley unprofitable for the lack of drain 1 to allow salt! account and to discharge them R. 7 W. He names the («»¡lowing witnesses to < vstkr P< ot No. 9—Meet* the second and fourth prove hi» continuous residence upon an«! cult! Saturday of each ni«»nth in Wright’s hall at H) W ain further liabilit\ as such off! ers. age. which in time must come under the , from vaiion of *aid land, viz : H Z Foster, Ed Wood a m All members of the order are cordially *5 MRS L A. PEARSON, sad John Kaelber of Willamina, Oregon, and invite«! to atten«l our meetings. H J PKARSON. ameliorating influence of tile, as the own William Rav of Sheri «Ian, Oregon. GEO. w KEENE, Comm ander. Joint Executor» of the Estate of S. C. Pearson, CHAS. B. MOORES. Register. ers are led to see its beuetita. J. B. STILWELL, Adjt. I de«.vase*!. S.S.S.r?L Blood N N N