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M’MINNVILLE, ORE., FRIDAY. MAY 5. 1899. Entered at the Postoffice in McMinnville, as Second-clasN matter. VOL. XXIX. One Dollar if paid in advance, Single numbers five cents. NO. 20. U HITEMIV. Ackerman spoke at Friends' church l>e- fore the teachers and endeavorers. Alex Anderson has sold his farm to a The rains are keeping farmers from party from Astoria. the spring seeding, and some fear will The Salvation Army held services in injure the fruit, but so far no damage is the church last Sunday morning. uoticeable in the orchard. Mrs R. C. Percival attended the C. E. W. W. Walker's are quite uneasy over convention at Newberg last week. ~ A bsolutely P ure the news of their son’s accident in Ma Mrs. Morgan is reported to be quite nila, but hope it will not prove to be Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ill. She was taken suddenly sick Mon anything serious. day. Mrs. Williamson of Salem is in town Miss Edith Percival made Portland visiting her daughter. Miss Etta, of the friends a visit Friday, returning Saturday Model millinery establishment. Heal Estate Transfers delegates to meet and confer with the evening. county court; said meeting to lie called Week ending May 3d, by the county court, the number of dele American Mtg Co to O & C R R Uusincss of City Council. Mrs. E. Fox visited the metropolis gates to such convention to be in pro last week in the interests of the Salva The ..¡tv fathers met in regular session portion to members, for each 16 mem 6 lots and 3 frac'l lots in Dun dee . .. .......... $ 75 Tuesday evening, all being present ex bers elect one delegate. tion army. Trustees of Society of Friends to Minutes Judge Bird set today at 10 a. m. as the Mrs. Spangler will lecture in the inter cept Councilman Campbell. Newberg Monthly Meeting Friends church, grantora’ inter ests of the W. C. T. U. at the church in were read and approved. The fire and date for conferring with the county est in real property in Newberg water committee reported that all bonds court. the near future. aud vicinity. .................. 5 had not been given on the wood con State of Oregon to R W Farmer Rev. W. C. Scott will till his regular A Aherlfl'a Wnriiing. tracts Committee on streets and public 40 a lie qr lie qr sec 18-4-5. . .. 50 appointment at the church Sunday property reported work of cleaning To all bicycle owners: Section 5 of US to Jas T Simmons 134.16 a morning and evening. sec 11-3-5.................................. Pat streets and vards progressing slowly. the bicycle law reads as follows, to-wit: C. I). Morgan and wife started last Councilman McDonald reported having Yambill Cemetery to Wm The alieence of the proper tag from any North Nelson e hf blk 38 cemetery 10 Tuesday for a six weeks’ visit at their secured $.‘>0 on subscription toward the bicycle shall lie considered prima facia A E Anderson, guardiau, to B W evidence that the tax has not been paid ; old home in Wisconsin. improvement of I street. The following it shall be the duty of any and all peace Nelson 62.80 a part D Simmons d 1 c t 3 r 5. ....................... George Phillips haB a large number bicycle ordinance was presented, read officers, deputy sheriffs and bicycle tax 500 F. Anderson, guardian to B W out in his hop field training hops. They twice, and placed on its final passage: collectors to seize and safely hold all A Nelson 96.83 a t 3 r 5.. ......... 500 such bicycles until the levied tax and Sheriff to Nathan finish up the work this week. ORDINANCE NO. 199. M Moody 40 a $1 additional has lieen paid, as a tine for in sei 36-3-5.............................. 1526.00 Still the improvements goon. Miles An ordinance to regulate the riding of such uon payment. Sheriff to Mary E Weaver lots 1, Houck has the lumber on the ground for bicycles on the streets and sidewalks in 2, 5 and 6 blk 41 Lafayette . 205 the corporate limits of the city of Mc The above law will be fully enforced, a new barn and has begun work. and any person found riding a wheel Sheriff to John Enery 236 a pt of Minnville, I Iregon. Hathaway Yocom d 1 c and pt Miss Phoebe I.efever who formerly The people of the city of McMinnville after the Sth day of May without the sec 7-4-5. ................................ 5,342,16 lived at this place took the train at Day do ordain as follows: proper tag, will be dealt with in accord Sheriff to John Enery 603.12 a e Section 1. It shall be unlawful for ance with said section 5, as I have abso ton for eastern Oregon where she will any hf d I c of Jos S Danforth and person to ride a bicycle on the side reside in the future. claim No. 62 t 6 r 5 ................ 1849.13 walk of Third street, between A and II lutely no discretion in the matter. Sheriff to Frank W Fenton int W. G. H enderson , R. W. Phillips was taken suddenly streets, or on the sidewalk on the east in Robt C Kinney diet .'! r 3.3215,50 side of B street, south of Third street, or Sheriff and bicycle tax collector for Sheriff and violently ill last Friday. Dr. Gouch on to D J Irwin 44 a pl Jesse the sidewalk on the west, side of E er of McMinnville was ’called and at this street between First and Third streets, or Yamhill county. Parrish <1 I e t 3 r 2................ 322.24 J F Wisecarver and wf to Rachel writing Uuele Dick is reported as im on the sidewalk on the north side of Hartman lots 5, 6 and 7 blk 18 First street , between E and II Btreets, in Hl.TDRNINU THE VOI.I'NTEEHS. proving. McM.......................................... 1 the city of McMinnville, at any time. Jerome Pratt and family accompanied While the writer is1 much interested Carl Adolf to Ludwig Adolf lot 5 Section 2. It shall be unlawful for any sec 27 t 3 r 2 31.06 a .............. 975 by a number of neighbors from Nebraska person to ride a bicycle on any of the about the return of our boys from the returned last Monday. Uncle Pratt and streets or sidewalks within the corporate Philippine islands and would gladly David CruikBbank to Janies Cruikshank nw qr sw qr sec 16 of the city of McMinnville, unless wife are well satisfied to make Oregon limits and lot 2 sec 17-5-4................ 850 the bicycle is provided with a bell for greet them, there appears to be a lack of their future home. warning pedestrians of their approach, consideration on the part of many in re Anna B Lamb to W E Wright pt lot 8 blk 14 Deskins add to The entertainment given at the church and the riders must give warning of their gard to the whole affair. Unless the Newberg.......... ......................... 200 approach, whether upon the sidewalk or islands are to be entirely abandoned to last Thursday evening by Miss Mac- on the street, at. least 25 feet distant from Frank W Fenton et ux to C F Bride was well attended and enjoyed bv the person they are meeting, or attempt their own fate it will require a great Nelson et ux % int in Robt C Kinnevdlc.............................. 3,300 every one present. “The Creed of the ing to pass, or if going in the same di number of men and for many years to Bells” was very well delivered and her rection, to pass, or attempting to pass, garrison them to render the place ten Wm DeHaven et ux to J H Ship- ley and M T Henderson sw qr should no heed be taken of the able to any one except the dominant humorous recitations were very taking. and nw qr sec 2-5-7........................ 100 warning, the rider shall dismount from Our school is very full for this time of the wheel at least ten feet from said pe party, and even they at times may find Jas C Duncan to It W Kirk 10 a pt David Lay field d 1 c t 3 r 2 . 450 the climate tropical by the opposition the year. At. present there arc but two destrian and pass on foot. C II McKinney and wf to Ada A No bicycle shall be propelled at a met from some other party, trying to vacant seats in the building and these greater rate of speed than four miles Hill lots 2 and 7 blk 12 John’s would be filled did not sickness prevent per hour when ujion the sidewalk, or at dominate, just as in the present instance add to McM ................... 5 the children from coining. Reviews are a greater rate of speed than six miles per we find ruling quite a difficult if not en CH McKinney and wf to O II Adams lots 3 and 6 blk 12 going on preparatory to final examina hour when upon the street, and all bi tirely an impractical matter. Now so John’s add................................ 5 cycle riders shall dismount when ap long as our government is, or feels con tion, and in two weeks our school will proaching a street corner, where the ap Chas P Nelson to P Q Davis tract strained to keep a force of soldiers there close for summer vacation. in College 1st add.......... . . 225 proach of pedestrians cannot lie seen on for any reason, it appears to me that the Joseph Barnett et ux to Menden the intersecting streets. NORTH Vl'lllll.l. hall and Bibee lots 1 to 7 in Section 3. Any person or persons vio volunteers are as good and serviceable clusive Foster’s add to Sheri- lating any of the provisions of this ordi as any soldieis and no more so. The dan........................................... 150 J. M. Bunn was a passenger on the nance, shall upon conviction therefor claim that they are our boys will apply Saturday morning's train for Portland, before the recorder’s court of said city just as much to regulars as volunteers, Isaac Lynch and wf to Levi Mc Kinley s hf nw qr sec 1 t. 6 r 4 McMinnville, < tregon, lie fined in any where he stayed over Sunday with hie of 80 a ................... 400 sum not less than $1 nor more than $10, for not a man in either class is dearer wife, who is stopping in Portland for or by imprisonment in the city jail not to hie mother than the one in the other An Outline of the Program. less than one day, nor more than five rank to tiis loving parents. This fully medical treatment. days, or both tine anil imprisonment, Tbs committee on program for the The fire boys were called out Tuesday at the discretion of the court. settles that point, for my son in the regu coming state G. A. R. encampment has morning by the burning out of a Hue in lar service is as dear to me as your son Section 4. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith in the volunteer service is to you, dear, drafted the following outline for a pro Dr. Kuykendall's office. No damage. hereby repealed. doting mother, nnd I honor you for your gram. This, of course, is only an out G. L. Rowland sold a gelding horse on are Section 5. Inasmuch as an emergency Friday last for $200 cash, and Uncle exists, this ordinance shall lie in full love you lieiir to him yet feel that you line, and docs not embrace by consider Green thinks he sold very cheap at that. force and effect from and alter its pas should hold in as high esteem the regard able all the interesting features that mill sage and approval by the mayor of the I have for my beloved offspring. In be enjoyed at that time: The horse weighed 1810 pounds. city of McMinnville. Juue 20—Forenoon-Receiving and answer to the plea for their return be Married—At the residence of the Passed the council, May 2d, 1899. locating delegates; afternoon, prelim cause the war with Spain is ended, it Approved this 3d day of May, 1899. bride’s parents, on Sunday last, Miss appears to have some degree of plausi inary convention work; eveuiug, re A htiii k M c P hilliph , Nora Miller toM r. Fred Perkins, V. W. Mayor of the city of McMinnville. bility, yet when the matter is known and ception, music, address of welcome on Pearce, justice, officiating. Attest, W. L. H kmhree , fully appreciated that the enlistment behalf of the city by Mayor McPhillipc; Recorder of the city of McMinnville. E. G. Seaton and wife left Thursday, was for two years or for the war and on behalf of the G. A. R., by Professor May 4th, for Iowa, where they will visit Four hundred dollars were transferred would necessarily carry with it the op G. A. Prentiss; behalf of the W. R. C., with Mr. Seaton’s relatives and friends from the-general to the water fund. A tion of the federal authorities to keep by Mrs. Emma Galloway; on behalf of for the next two months. warrant was ordered drawn on the sink them to the end of the two years if they the Sons of Veterans, by E. V. Little Winter is still with us, there being ing fund for $901.50 to pay interest on saw tit or had any use for them, it would field; music, res)<onses by C. P. Hallo The following bills were al seem just cause for retention in the case way, Mrs. Frazier and the commander about a foot and a half of snow on the bonds. mountains between here and Tillamook. lowed : of the present rebellion tc the end of the of the Sons ct Veterans. ............... $15.00 time of enlistment or the suppression of June 21—Forenoon—Parade at 9 Our new liverymen are planning a new- Collector’s salary. ........... 20.00 the revolt. Answering the claim that o’clock, session work; afternoon, session platform scale, which will be quite Recorder’s “ Street Coinr. “ .............. ........... 42.00 our boys were not enlisted to fight “Nig work, competitive drill of school cadets, bandy during the hay hauling time. Marshal “ .................. 41.00 gers or Filipinos,” but to fight Spanish evening, campfire. A band of horse traders passed through A. V. R. Snyder printing 4.00 soldiers, reminds me of the old Dutch June 22—Forenoon—Couqietitive drill our city Tuesday last. There were four Telephone-Register, printing. 2.00 man who was a raiser of blooded stock by the Manila Guards at 9 o’clock ; ses men. 18 horses, all scrubs, one mule and W. IL I.ogan overcharge on water 5.00 and delighted in them. Amongst bis sion work; afternoon, distribution of three dogs, which made quite a show. Jones A Adams, lumber.................. 62.00 possessions was a fine stallion, a fine bull drill prizes, final session work. Mrs. J. N. Reed was reported quite and also a fine ram. One Sunday morn sick the first of the week, but at present Assuming Shape* lairenur« to TTlorry. ing while crossing one of his pastures he is on the mend. In spite of the bad weather last Satur was attacked by the latter and fatally April 28—Fred F. Perkins, 25, and Wiley B. Allen’s representative is here day, forty bicyclist» from various parts hurt, and when lying upon his bed dying Nora Miller, 22, of North Yamhill. with pianos for sale, but we rather ex of the county came together in this city April 29—C M. Miller, 23, and Ella he gave vent to his mind by saying: pect he will find the sale of pianos at this to discuss the subject of paths. Dr. “Oh, if it hat only peen my horse or my P. Hedgepeth, 18, of McMinnville. place very slow. Wright was chosen chairman and Prof. pull I vouden’t care so much, but to be T. W, Lornbert, 25, and Stella Miller, Hagerty of Carlton, secretary. The sen killed by a dam Schauf,” and so for our 18, of McMinnville. SEWHEHU. timent was that the tax paid by outside soldiers to be killed by Spanish mausers May 3—Wm. W. Rees. 22, and Edith Mrs. C. B. Frizzel returned to her precincts be refunded, so that those pre would be to some people far more credi R. Smith, 21, of Newberg. cincts might build paths from the prin home in Hillsboro after a short visit in table than to die by the same bullet only cipal towns toward the county seat, the at the hands of a Filipino.—“Regular,” town. Summer Normal. county seat members to meet them. in State Jonrnal, Eugene. Teachers not employed during the The county Christian endeavor conven Th«1 following precinct committeemen summer, can find opportunity to make tion was held in Friends’ church last were named to formulate a plan of Teacher»' Elimination. additional preparation for their work, week. action : McMinnville—Dr. G. 8. Wright. The regular quarterly examination for Rev. Alexander Blackburn of Portland Newberg—Dr. Littlefield, Amity—Mr. teachers’ certificates will be held in the or to review for either state or county lectured at the Baptist church, May 2d, Grames.North Yamhill—Fred Trullinger, court bouse May 10-11-12, commencing I examinations at the summer term of the state normal school at Monmouth. From giving Ins |>opular lecture, “Gumption.” Sheridan—Mr. Yocum. Whiteson—Mr. at one o’clock Wednesday, May 10th. $35 to $10 will cover all expenses for the I*elashmutt, Carlton — Mr. Stallcup, Mrs. Grace L. Barrie has gone to La Examinations will be given in the follow ten weeks, term beginning Tuesday, Grande for a month's visit with her sis Lafayette— Koy Martin, Dayton—R A. ing order Wednesday, Penmanship, June 26th. Full information sent on Harris. ter, Mrs. H. A. Bodmer. Theory of Teaching, Grammar. Thurs application to the secretary of the facul They reported as follows: We jw day. Written Arithmetic, Theory of The drama given by Burr < >ak circle on ty, normal school, Monmouth. committee appointed for the purpose do Friday evening last, was good, but not heartily recommend that the money col Teaching, Grammar. Friday, Geog as was hoped, owing to other attractions lected from bicycle tax be expended in raphy, Mental Arithmetic, Reading, For a quick remedy and one that is the locality in which tte money is col Physiology, Comfioaition, Physical Geog perfectly safe for children let us recom in towD. lected ; such money to be spent under The teachers' institute was held in the the supervision of the county court. It raphy, Book-keeping, Oregon School mend One .Minute Cough Cure. It is public school boilding on Saturday last, is furthermore recommended that each Law, Genera) History, English Literature excellent for croup, hoarseness, tickling E. V. LtTn.gr itm. in the throat and coughs. Rogers Bros. and in the evening State Superintendent , bicycle organization elect a Dumber of and Algebra. I R oyal JX- -, ►> L v -■ > We advertise goods, and sell them as advertised. 9 » We rely upon Values that please— Qualities that give Satisfaction. We don’t believe in doing* business any other way. Our sale continues the balance of the week. CHICAGO STORE. >■> Quality the Best. Always the Cheapest. Just as Cueleome As the Spring time in ()regon or any other country are new and old customers at our store. ê» Roses mill be Scarce » •> »♦ This season in all probability, and to have flow- ers other varieties will have to be cultivated. » » We have a great variety of seeds. . N » iS » Gardens are Sure But you need the best of seeds from reliable growers. See our stock and prices. We have Seed Potatoes and Onion Sets. » » » ?> » Wheat’s All Right I » » And we congratulate our farmer friends on their è> ?♦ improved prospects. Hurrah for Spring ! è» Good Groceries Always in Stock at the Old Reliable » » House of over Ten Years’ Standing. » » » Respectfully, Wallace & Walker. « White’s Restaurant— « The well-known place for the best meal in the city. « £ « ew D ining R oom <« The largest in N McMinnville, has been recently fitted with best of « taste. Liberal service and all you can eat. « Give Us a Call. « Fruita, Candle», Nut» and Cigars. T. A. WHITE. » » ’< <<