LOCAL NEWS. Safe for sale. O uei . i . A W ood . Wire fence at the Fence Works. Basket ball tonight at opera house. Howard Heath is expected lio:ne to opend Christinas Fine line of mackintoshes at Ihe Rack Farm for sale—100 ai-res adjoining et store. D.» not buy till you see them. town. Inquire at thiaoffiee. Johnnie Rennie was down from Ei- 1.. I*. Pond returned Wedneed iy even gene over Sunday to visit ilia parente. ing, after a two weeks* visit in t la» Ma He returned on Monday. nias county. Wayhiml Huneaker arrived home Mon The <¡range ik Farmers store will be day evening from a two weeks' business headquarters for Christmas goods 4ft 3 trip to Sherman couuty. We need room for our immense line of it. M. < iilbert, who has been rebuild ing the big bridge across the Willamette holiday ami other goods, J’lease call and see the bargaina we oiler at the Racket at Salem, has returned home. Photo mounts ent to any size you w isb store. II B. Pierce and family arrived in the al this ottiee, and for sale cheaper than city lately, from South Dakota. Mr. the cheapest. “How to Listen’’ is the topic for the Pieri e is a brolher-in-law of S. D. Craw Epworth la-ague lesson next Sunday ford, who came out from the Dakotas evening Mr Arthur Lambert w ill lead during the year, and the family will l<s;k irouml probably with a view Io locating the meeting. among ns. Bring your eggs, butter and poultry to The first of January w e ex|>ecl Io move the t.range & Farmers store. Taken in exchange for gisela at highest market across the street in the Fenton building. We want to sell all the gooda we call be price. fore that time. Please come in and help Mrs. Jessie High and eon Frankie us move them. II. Mu i . h A S on . weld over the hills to the poor bouse in. The public highway in the vicinity of Mariou county, Thursday, to visit Mail Ihe home of one of our farmers has been High’s until Saturday. I have money to loan ou farm prop littered up by a lot of old cans and trash erty ut good terms. Parties wishing to being dumped out, ami the farmer justly feels aggrieved at the disregard of the road borrow, call and see me. law ami tlie broken ruleH of equity by It L. C onner . the man who hauled the trash. Mrs. Mulkey of Monmouth visited over If you would have an appetite like a Su iday with the family of C. D. John bear and a relish for your meals take son. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab The St. Charles store pays cash for lets. They correct disorders of the stom veal, chickens, eggs, ami all kinds of pro ach and regulate the liver and bowels. duce we can ship on the market. Price, 25 cents. Samples free, at Ho- N. E. K eoo , Prop. worth’s drug store. A. D. Hoskins took n trip to the Sound The Newberg football team was defeat country, in Washington, a couple of ed on Thanksgiving day by the college weeks ago, and returned last Monday boys of this place. The score was 17 to evening more fully impressed than ever ti. The Newberg boys say they have with tlm business advantages of Mc enough. The casualties so far as heard Minnville. from are: One man laid up w illi a C. F. Daniels carries a stock of flour, sprained ankle, another picked up for feed and baled hay, and sells as cheap as dead, another with head cut requiring a the same can be bought anywhere in the physician, another with three broken valley. ribs, and one with a nose almost broken. The O. A. K. of Forest Grove have pe No one can reasonably hope for good titioned to have the state encampment health unless his bowels move once each held nt that place .lune 2>th. This date day. When this is not attended to, dis will allow the national commander to be orders of the stomach arise, biliousness, present. The Washington state encamp headache, dyspepsia and piles soon fol ment will be held about the same time. low. If von w ish to avoid these ailments A good way to estimate the population keep your bowels regular by taking of towns ami cities is to compare the Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab census with votes cast at an election. lets when required. They are so easy to The average is found to lie 5 ¡16 to one take ami mild and gentle in effect. For voter. Taking the city vote of McMinn sale by Howortb A Co. ville last year, which was a full vote Arrangements have been made for a owing to competitive tickets, and it gives basket ball game between the girls of St. us a population of 1,77ti. It should be re Helen’s Hall and McMinnville College. membered, however, that there are whole The game will take place in the opera corners of this town not included within house in McMinnville, tonight, Dee. 7th. the city limits, as well as large suburban The Portland girls will be accompanied districts whose trade and interests are by a earload of “rooters," ami some col virtually one with the city. Including lege spirit and enthusiasm will be mani these, it is believed that our claim for fest, ns well as some scientific basket several years past of a population of ball. Don't fail to attend. Admission 2,500 is rather under than above a con 25 cents servative estimate. Like many other N. C. Christenson and Andy Johnson cities we will be at a disadvantage when our olticial census is announced, because have been doing some pretty close figur of the foregoing facta. If we want to ing lately on a proposition to put up a stand on our local priile, we must en tirst-class grist mill of a hundred barrel large our limits and help Yamhill county a day capacity on the railroad, but for the present they have decided to let the pay for some of the bridges. matter rest until some other business matters can be adjusted. In connection with this proposition Mr. Christenson made a partial canvass of the town to see what could be done in the way of running an electric light plant with the mill engine, lie met with considerable encouragement but did not follow it up closely enough to determine just what couhl lie done in the wav of securing eiibaeribers. It is generally conceded that it will require aliowt two hundred lights to make a plant pay.—Newberg Graphic. P/iy and Beauty I he most beautiful thing in the world is the baby, ¡ill dimples and joy. I he most pitiful thing is that same baby, thin and in pain. And the mother does not know that a little fat makes all the ditter- ence. I Pimples and joy have gone, and left hollows and fear; the fat, that was comfort and color and curve-all but pity and love-is gone. The little one gets no fat from her food. There is some thing wrong;it is either her food or food-mill. She has had no fat for weeks; is living on what she had stored in that plump little body of hers; and that is gone. She is starving for fat; it is death, lx quii k 1 Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the fat she can take; it will save her. The genuine hx» I hi- pu ture on II. I ike -Iher. If v»tu have noi tried it. -end for tree -ample 11« agree«Idr taste will »wrpri-e von SCOTT Ä BOW NF. Chemlrt«, 4OV Pearl St.. N. V. BOc. and »1.00 all d'ugKiktv. 'The federated trades of Portland have commenced nil active crusade against the importation of Chinese ami the further immigration of Japanese. It has adopt ed resolutions Hsking a re-enactment of the Chinese exclusion act, and a illuditi cation of the immigration and contract labor laws, in such a manner as to make the immigration of Japanese laborers in to this country impossible. Copies of the resolutions will be sent to every labor organisation in Ihe I'nited States, ami to the Oregon slate legislature, with a view to getting it to memorialize con gress. All the combined influence of latair is to be used in getting congress to take some action in the matter. Treasurer and Marshal. For Infants end Children. KMvaKtm. Ji- 1»----- -T*~ --------------------- The Kind You Hav ÄVege table Preparation for As- Simla ting UK Food and liciti la- ling lite Stomachs and Bowels of ,1 Bears the Signature MANIS/(HILPKEN Promotes Digestion,Cheerful ness and Rest.Contains neither Snum,Morphine nor Mineral. ot N arcotic . Zixf/v (jf Old ErSAI''UELPiTCIIER JKimpktn Seed' dix Sauta * Salii - drutt Seed * frontóni - 2ft I’arbunaftScda * ¡farm Seed - Clarifud Sugar - Haw I I > I I ■ ) Aperteci Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions Teveri sh - ncss and Loss OF SLEEP. CITY TREASURER. FacSmule Signature cf The above is a good portrait of Mr. E. C. Apperson, who has again been reappointed to the position of citv treasurer. He has held the office for the past seven years. His books, accounts and annual statements are always models of neatness and accuracy. NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF wRArFER. Timber Land Act J une 3,18TH. Heal E«lnle Tramiti.. \V C and Serena J Arthur to C A Wallace, west half of w lif of lot 1 Fairlawn subdiv a................................................. $300 J D Nairn toj F Frauendeiner lots 2 and 7 blk 5, Willamina Mr. C. II. Neal holds a ton-year record as city marshal, and is just en tering upon a new year. This is a record which attests, stronger than words, his popularity. Evangelists, I,. F. Stephens and wife will begin a protracted meeting at the Christian church next Sunday. The union Thanksgiving service at the Christian church last Thursday was well attended. M. I). Smith, who has been in Wash ington since last summer, is expected home soon. Miss Maggie Fonts, who has been vis iting with her sister in Washington for the past month, returned home last Wed nesday. Abe Stratton, who has been away from home since last spring, came home last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Fouts spent last Sunday in McMinnville visiting with Mrs Fonts’ mother. Mr. Wardle, the McMinnville barber, was in Carlton visiting with his brother one day List week. Miss Ida Skinner of McMinnville was in Carlton the fust of the week. Grandma Hendricks has been out in the country visiting wit'll hci son John ami family the past week She took Thanksgiving dinner with them. • • • N I U HI !<<•. Dresser A Co., the well-know n grocers of Portland, with the aid of the O. R. A Miss Mabel David is in Astoria for a N. Co . have established a large chicken few weeks. ranch at Blalock and expect soon to be Mrs. W. M. Townsend has returned furnishing fresh eggs to their customers. from a visit with relatives in Astori.i. It this chicken ram h sm-ci-eds. others Several days last week Mrs. W. N. will be started with the assistance of the Sutton visited in A-tori » ami Portland. railroad company. Just now there is a Mts. Tillie Stevenson of Butteville vis great scarcity el fresh ranch eggs in the markets of this coast, and prices rule ited over Sunday w Nh her friend. Mrs high 35 and 40 cents a dozen. We have Charles Barrie. The firemen <t Ncwlx rg held a l»«»x had these egg famines liefore. and the price of hen fruit has gone even higher s ipper on Saturday evening last, and than it is today. During these |>eriodi-I rv.ib/cd a neat sum from the sale of c il egg famines there is a gieat scramble shadows. to get into the chicken business, and by | Mr. ami Mrs Allen Smith are on their the time Ihe enthusiast gets together homeward journey, alter a lengthy visit enough hens to turn out eggs for market, with relatives in Kansas. prices have gone down below- a point M,rs C B. Fti. 'el. of Glendale, is here that will allow of profit. The way to go to sec her parents. Mr. and Mrs J C. into the chicken business is to start on a Sawver. prior to their departure for the small scale and never keep more hens east to spend the winter. than your range will allow and you can I • • •- properly care for A few hens will pay | CARTOTIIA. We have never heard of any one making BMntu Its» Rwp BayM money with a great number.— Hood I Hirer Glacier. , 250 A B Swaine and wf to Alex Ache son 12 rods int3T2 ............ .. 5 i I I 1 ‘ | Timber Land, Act Jnne .3, 1S7 8.—Notice^ lor Publication. Alexander Acheson to A L Watson 25 a secs 9 and 16 t 3 r 2.............. 1,500 MARSHAL. <’ HILTON. Lizzie Yarborough to William Kir by- lots 13 and 14 blk 3 Bibee’s add to Sheridan.......................... Henry Pape to Wilhelmina Pape 644 64 a 13 r 3 ................................. 1 Rosa N Garrisli tojoseph Williams I a roadway t 2 r 4 ...................... 1 W H Mears and wf to Joe Ego 20 a lift V LTTE. in t 3 r 2.......... .............................. 1,200 Mrs. M Smith is visiting in Salem. II J Minthorn and wf to Laura Rev. J. McIntire is in very poor health. Forclit tract 60 ft x 4 39 rods in He can scarcely walk or talk. Newberg ......................................... 45 The young folks’ basket sociable to night, Dec. 7th, by M. E. church. Prof. Adolph Bittner of Ihe Dallas Mr. Burbank is improving every day. academy was in the city on Saturday. He can walk about the house some, He had been visitingin Lafayette. alone. Rev. Branch of Dayton preached in the Presbyterian church twice on last Sunday. Elder C. C Poling was here last Mon day on his way home from Dayton. He took the night train for Dallas. people are killed every year in this Mrs. Harvey Denny, who has been country by CONSUMPTION. The' quite sick, is Letter now. Miss Edith fault is theirs. No one need have Denny has be. n helping to take care of consumption. It is not hereditary. her. T. C. Bel. lit r and family were up from It is brought on by neglect. You Portland to visit his father here, and have a slight cold and cough. You had i'liank-eiving dinner. All returned do nothing to get rid of it. to l’ortl.ind tor business in a few days. There weie two tickets here at the town election We all know what they repr. >. lit lure. The four councilmen were i tie. Elected —For mayor. S. Can, for recorder, O. It. Corporon; for treasurer, I L. Vickrey; for marshal, Ja.-oli Harrington. They are not saloon men -———»•*------- will cure a cough or cold in one 123,000 Shiloh’s Consumption Cure It«»«, to .lire Croup. Nov. 2S John M. Cox, Jo, of Lane Co . and Mary Graves, of Yamhill. Ihe l—T. B. I.add, 41, and Lizzie Dodson. 33, of McMinnviUe. I »vc 5—Oscar Tetherow. »8, of Doug las . nintv. Wash . and Elsie M. Wilson. 20, of Vatnhill. ,'h ' . . is on «-very Is'« of Ihe yenuina lavatile Bn hiio Quinine t » òi » u the remedy that « nrew a ceM in one day United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore. November 13, l'.H)». ^OTICE is hereby given that in compliance lx with the pro> ismns of the act of congTess of June 3, I'?1', entitled‘ An act for the sale of timber lands in the states of California, Oiegdli, Nevada and \\ ashington Territory, ’ as extend« <1 to all the public lamt states bv uct of August 4, 1892, William E Bush, of Kalama, county of Cowlitz, stale ot Washington, lias this »lay tiled in this office hissworn statement No. .’»322, tor the purchase ot W ’2 <»t \\ 12 ot Section No. js, in Township No. 1 S . Range No. fi W., and will offer proof to show that tiie land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish Ills claim losaid land before the Register and Receiver oi Ibis office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 26th day ot January. l‘.H)l. He names as n ttiiesscs: E Iwin I'. Crumb, of Carrollton, Wash., Albert II Nunn, Ewald («. sheythe and Moses Mel». Bullock, of Kalama, Wash. Any and all persons claiming adversely ihe above-described lands are requested to hie their claims in this othce on orbeioresaid 2<ith day of January, 101. CHAS. B. MOORICS, Register. Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.—Notice for Publication. United States Land Office. Oregon City, die. Novcnibc r I3.'1'.HM). ’OTICE is hereby gi\en Hint in compliance w ith the provisions of the act of congress of June 3, 18;s, entitled ‘An act tor Hie sale of timber lands in the states of California, Ore gon, Nevada and Washington Territory, ’ as ex tended to all the public land states by act of August 4, ls,.r2, Herbert Nunn, of Kalama, coun ty of Cowlitz, state of Washington, Las this day tiled in this office* his >tvorn statement No. .'»::i9, for the pun base of tin’ E hi st 1 M SE 1 of NEG and NW ‘4 of SE 11 of Section No. 32, , ... _____ in Town- ship No. 4 S., Range No. 6 W., and will otter proof to show that the land sought is more val uable for its timber or stone than for agricultu ral purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before tiie Register and Receiver ot this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 26th day of January, 1901 He names as witnesses: Edwin F Crumb,zof Carrollton. Wash., Moses MeD. Bullock. William E. Bush and Albert 11. Nunn, of Kalama. Wash. Any and all |k?rsons claiming adversely the above-described lands ate requested fo file their claims in this office on or before said 26th day of January, 1901. CHAS. B. MOORES, Register. N Timber I.mid. Act June 3, |S78—No tice for Publication. night. Mr. R Gray, uho livea near Amenia. “Shiloh’s is an unfailing* cure for coughs throat and lung troubles. It will cure con Du. liens conntv, N Y.,says: "Chanitier- sumption. It is a remarkable remedy ” lain's ( oiigh Remedy is the beet medi A. E. SAL I ER, M. D , Bufalo, N. Y. cine I have ever used. It is a fine chil- Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Is gold by all at 25c, 5Oc, SI JO A bottl*. A di< n'- remedy for croup and never fails drugKists printed guarAntre goes with every bottle tocure." When given as eoon as the If you Are not *Ati*fir<i go to yonr druggiw’ au «I get your money back. . lul l b»c me« hoar«e, or even after the Write for illustrated book on con«umptioo. Sen’ ■ roiq.v conxb ba» developed, it will pre without cost to you. S. C. Wells Jk Co., LeRoy, N. Y vent t lie attack This should be borne in mind and a Untie of the Cough Rem edy kept at hand ready for instant use Timber Land. Act June 3. 187 8.—Notice for Publication. is soon as these symptom’ appear. For sale by lloworth A Co. • • • l ii rinri i. vinery. United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore. November 13, 1900. ’OTICE is hereby given »hat incompliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3, 1 n 78. entitled ‘ An act f»»r the sale • f timber lands in the states of caliLirnia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as extend ed to all the public land states by act of August 4, 1892, Albert H. Nunn, of Kalama, county of Cowlitz, state of Washington, hasthis day tiled in this office his sworn stateim-nt No. -3 jo , for the purchase of tiie ¡southwc't Quarter of Section No. 20, in Township No. 4 South, Range No 6 W. and will oiier proof io show thut the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Rcg- ister and Receiver of this otib e at .uregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 26tii day ot January, 1901. He names as witnesses: Edwin 1'. Crumb, <»t Carrollton, Wash . Wiliam E. Busti, Moses ak I>. Bullock and Herbert Nnnn, ot Kalama, Wash. Aliy and all per.-ons claiming adversely ihe above desi’ibed lands are rifjiD ted to ide their claims in this office on or betoif said jtith day of January, 1991. ( HAS. B MOORES, Register. N 100 W D Wright and wf to Elzina Steward lot 3 blk 29 Oak Park add to McM .................................... 275 A H Pape and wf to B F Yergen 314 64 a of R C Kinney d 1 c t 3 r 3 ................................................... 4,oco Clara A Broadwell et conjux to A M Brown 229 96 a pt A E Garri son d 1 c 13 r 4 and 5 .................. 1,000 CITY Notice for Publication. Week ending Dec. 5th : United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore November 13, 19U0. ’oTlcE i* hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the art of congress of Juue 3. 187S, entitled "An act for the srte timber land* in the Mate« of »'alifomia, Oregon, N\ vada and Washington Territory.” a« extended to all the public land Mates by act of August 4. I"92. Ewald (i. Sheythe. of Kalama, county of t ow lit/, state of Washington, hasthis day tiled in this office his *worn -tatemrnt No. 5321. for the purchase of the W’4 NF. ‘4. E NW »¿rot Section No >. in Township No. 4 S-. Range No 6 W . and will otter proof to show that the land sought i* more valuable for its timber or «tone than for agricultural purpose«, and to establish his c laim to said land before the Register and Receiver of thi« office al Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 26th day of January. HM. Hr names as w itnes-A’s Edwin F Crumb, of Carrollton. Wash . Maw Mei» Bullock. Herbert Nunn and Albert H. Nunn of Kalama Wash- Any and all peixms claiming adversely the above-described land» are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said J6th day of January. 19»»1. CHAS. B MOORES, Register N United States Land office. Oregon City. Ore. November 10, 19 ud . 'OTICE is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress of Jnne 3,1878. entitled An act for the sah of timber lauds m the states of California. Ore gon, Nevada and Washington T. riitory," as extended to all the public laud states b\ h < t of August 4. 1892, Mo*e> Mel). Bullock, of Kalama, county of Cowlitz, state of Washington, has this day fl led in this office his sworn statement No. 5317. for the purcha.'c of the Northeast quarter of Section No. 30, in Township No * south, range No. 6 west, and will offer "pioof to h,,w that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone thau for agricultural purposes, and to establish hi* claim u» said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Ore gon City. Oregon, ou Saturday, the 2tah day of January. 1901. He uamv« as witnesses: Alttert H. Nunn and Herbert Nnnn of Kalama. Wash , Edwin F Crumb of Carrollton. W ash., and W ilham Wood of Whitt son, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the of above-deacribcd lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 2»»th day of January. 1901. CHA.»». B MUOREd, Register. N UN tl. %< < H( NT NOTICI:. E is hereby given that th.* un l.r* g*.. | »be estate of E. N. Ford, deceased, in the county «rourt for Yamhill county, Oregon and that said court has set Tuesday. January Sth. 1901, at the hour of io a. m., to pass upon the same. All persons are therefore notified that at said time in the court room of «aid court, ibis executrix will ask the c.Hjrl lo allow said neevuHl and dis charge her from said office, and ail persons hav ing any objections to «aid account mux present them on or before said date. SUSIE M F(»R1>, Executrix of «aid Estate,