The Yamhill County reporter., June 07, 1901, Image 8

GOFHEB.
■ udtau War Veterans.
Teachers! New line reward cards at
T. A. Wood, grand commander Indiau
Williams’
M rs. Dau Kirby aud children are vis­
War on prices aud goods, and Hodson War veterans, requests Indian War Vet­ iting with Mrs. Cronin and son.
erans and friends to send the names of
stays with the crowd.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. N. Grohe spent Sun­
Attention is called to the fact that the
all comrades, their wives or w idows who
Cut rates on wall paper for the next
time is drawing near when I am going
have died since June 1st, 1900. so that a day on the Highlands with E. Law­
to give away that new $40 Rambler bi­ month at Wm. Scott’s.
record of the same can be made at the rence’s family.
Best quality screen doors and hangings grand encampment which meets in Port­ The sermon delivered by Mr Dieble
cycle. July 6th, at 8 p. nt. is the date,
and some one will be the happy owner ♦ 1 00 at Jones & Adams’.
land, June 13, 1901. As very important Suuday was enjoyed by a good sized
We have to offer our
of a fine wheel. The cellar under my
Watt Henderson has accepted a posi­ business will be up for consideration, congregation.
building, 30 feet wide by 85 feet deep, tion with the Mitchell, Staver Co., as as­ veterans from Oregon, Washington and
Mrs. W. T. Macy aud children are out
customers good
gives me exceptional advantages in sistant to Mr. Nickell.
Idaho are urged to be present. The from McMinnville visiting with rela­
prices in the follow­
handling butter and eggs. I want all I
A McCormick binder for sale, run only sons and daughters of Indian War vete­ tives in the valley.
can get, and if your butter is half melted one season. Enquire at this office.
rans, will treat veterans, their wives and
ing lines:
Chas. Casey returned from Hoquiam
when you get to town it is just as good
Miss Lutie Neal returned home Fri­ widows to a sumptuous dinner on that Thursday last. He is glad to get back
to me; it will be hard in an hour after day afternoon from a visit with friends occasion. The grand encampment will to “Old Yamhill’’ again
MM^Wait a little and see our offers on Summer Goods.
£t^^Beet Prices for Farm Produce.
being put in the cellar. That big stack at Dallas.
determine on a definite course of action
J. Cocherham and wife came over
of men’s working shirts at 25c is rapidly
to
enable
veterans
the
more
certainly
to
W. A. HOWE, Carlton.
Contractor Gault and assistants have
from Willamina Suuday and visited a
getting lower; such values are always ap­ Mr. Grinnolds cottage on B street almost secure their rights.
few days with J. Eborall and family.
preciated.
C. C. MURTON.
completed.
Spare the Hirds,
The showers which came the first of
Every farmer and business man should
the week pleased the farmers. The gar­
An
exchange
commenting
on
the
attend the farmers’ meeting next Mon­
wide-spread destruction of birds, in most dens and grass were in need of rain.
day at the opera house.
LOCAL NEWS.
cases to satisfy the gratification of some
Miss Lillian Short of Ballston has
The St. Charles Store has no baits to
sportsman who delights in killing just been visiting with her grandparents,
Star 5 Star shoes at the Racket Store. offer, but sells groceries as cheap as can to see them fall, finds a parallel in the Mr. and Mrs. Barnett for the past two
Be swell and ride a Snell. For sale be bought at living prices.
increase of insects. It remarks: "The weeks.
Remember we carry a strictly high­ agricultural department reports that in­
at Williams’ book store.
The sheep owners are having their
grade, guaranteed mixed paint at a price sects are destroying crops in various
Most Complete Store in the Valley.
There’s a tiger loose in town. A “snap
(bat will surprise you. Call and get fig­ parts of the country. Formerly the shearing done as rapidly as possible
shot’’ may be seen and full particulars
now.
A
number
have
already
marketed
M rs - H. A. S wanson , C arlton , O r .
ures before buying. J ones & adams .
birds destroyed the insects, but man de­ their wool.
learned by calling at Grange & Farmers
•
H E. Ixiunsbury, traveling freight stroyed the birds, and now he must do
store.
J. Evenden and two sons, Fred and
agent for the 8. P. Co , was in the city their work or go hungry.” It opens an
Hendrick & Briedwell have furniture,
Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Goods.
during the week arranging for the farm­ avenue of thought rarely considered, but James, attended the field meet Friday.
carpets, stoves, wa|l paper, and an end­
Mr. Evenden’s eldest son, Sam, came
Wait
and see our new Spring and Summer Styles.
ers’ meeting which will be held at the its force is apparent to all.
less array of articles to supply the home.
down from Monmouth to take part in
opera house next Monday afternoon and
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Dr. J. W. Watts, J. L. Ferguson and evening.
the sports.
rs
wanson
arlton
A Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured.
Mrs. A. W. Westerfield are reported as
The Delineator for July will occupy
The base ball boys have organized
“
At
one
time
I
suffered
from
a
severe
quite ill this week.
the foremost rank of popular journalism. sprain of the ankle,” says Geo. E. Cary, two nines and now expect to make the
Prof. L. R. Aiderman and family went The three-color printing in the article on editor of the Guide, Washington, Va. games more interesting They intend
to Portland on Monday to visit with Mrs. the Pan-American exposition shows in “After using several well recommended to prepare a new field before the next
Alderman’s parents, and the Prof will most artistic effects. The July edition medicines w ithout success, I tried Cham­ day for practicing.
dispose of about one thousand cords bf is 625,000.
Clifford Wanless suffered quite a se­
berlain’s pain balm, and am pleased to
A dispatch from Forest Grove to Port­ say that relief came as soon as I began vere accident while cutting logs for the
wood now ready for transportation on
his farm near Dayton during his absence. land declared that in McMinnville there its use an«i a complete cure speedily fol­ Daniels & Agee saw mill last week.
were fifteen cases of smallpox, and now
We never have had a time-worn stock of Furni­
While falling a tree he was caught in
McMinnville Produce Market has just the McMinnville people declaretbat the lowed.” Sold by Howorth & Co.
some way and one of his legs was broken
ture,
but we are making a Clearance sale just now
received another carload of barley feed.
Ileal Kstale Transfers.
report is utterly without foundation.
in two places. At last reports he was
We are now fixed for sawing wood.
of
a
nice,
durable and medium grade of goods, and
They,ought to know aud it is to be hoped
Week ending May 29:
getting along nicely.
Please leave orders at the store or with
i*i
their
place
will put in the best stock ever landed
they are stating the truth.—Statesman. Mary L. Hess to Martha E. Young
Mr. Henry Pearson.
I
pt w hf Jos Hess die
.. . $
Advertised Letters.
They are, brother.
in
McMinnville,
both as to styles and quality.
J. A. D erby & S on .
Mary L Hess to John M Hess pt n
The
following
letters
remain
uncalled
Rev. Joseph Hoberg took his Sunday
Along
with
this
we will continue to carry the
hf d 1 c Jos Hess.........................
I
W. L. Warren, who had charge of the
for in the McMinnville postoffice June
school class of hoys on their annual out­ R K Warren to Angie L Warren
cheaper
goods
to
suit
that class of trade. But for
construction of the new road to the cem­
82 lots in Oak Park add to Me.VI
2 4,1901:
ing to Doc Sitton’s farm yesterday. Geo
etery, has performed a piece of work
Mr. A. R. Daniels, Joseph Garret, R.
Keen furnished the team for the party. U S to Wm. Lemaster 136.63 a in
Pat Ginsberg, Mr. B. Magill.
sec 114-5 ....................................
worthy of special commendation. The
All the boys who went were required to Thos. Hall and wf to O R Additou
new grade is so easy that a bicyclist can
J ames M c C ain , P. M.
eat a hearty breakfast, put a cracker in
lot 221 aud s 15 ft of lot 220 in
You should see
ride the whole distance with but little
Dayton ....................................... 1800
their pockets and Ire at the Methodist
more effort than riding on a level road.
Take Notice, Indian War Veterans!
U
S
to
Leonard
C
Smith
80
t
3
r
5
Pat
church at 8 a. m. Of course they had a
Thos H Smith to C W Thompson
A good coat of gravel after the grad­
The annual meeting of Hembree Camp
good time.
and J H Morris 30.42 at 2 r 3.
300
ing is settled will fix the drive for winter.
No. 3 Indian War Veterans will be held
Third St., former stand of Racket Store.
Within a month several thousand Thos M Beier to John HAble 19^
at the opera house, McMinnville, at
a t 3 r 2 ....................... 9OO 10:30 a m. on Friday, June 7th 1901.
Don’t forget Wm. Scott's closing out eastern people have arrived at Portland
sale of silverware and jewelry. When and are now hunting homes throughout Fraternity lodge No 56 I O O F to
All Indian War Veterans are urged to be
John L Castle lots 1 to 12 inclu­
present.
LEE L aughlin , Capt.
this stock is disposed of he will carry a the state, many of them in Yamhill
sive blk 9 sec a cemetery N Yam
IO
full line of extras for sewing machihes, county
We have in this county too W H Hess and wf to Jas T Hess
Y’ou may as well expect to run a steam
r 5X a pt Jos Hess die..............
and desireB to make room for the new many large farms that are unwieldy and
IOO
Mary A and J J Burton to Chas
engine without water as to find an active,
department.
State Normal Sehool,
therefore unprofitable. If industrious
Emmet Drake twelfth int in Job
energetic man with a torpid liver, and
/There will be the usual service at the and thrifty people were encouraged to
Monmouth, Oregon.
d 1 c secs 33 and 34 t 2 r 4 and
you may know that his liver is torpid
secs 3 and 4 t 3 r 4 293a............
350
Cumberland Presbyterian church next buy small farms at a fair price and im­
when
he
does
not
relish
bis
food
or
feels
Sunday morning, but the eveniug ser prove them it would be better for the Geo T Hutchcroft et al to Joseph
DEMAND FOR GRADUATES—The demand
Fetch 30 a pt A K Wright d 1 c
dull or languid after eating, often has
vice will be dismissed so as to give the seller, the buyer and the county at large.
for graduates of the Normal Schools, during
in t 3 r 4 and 5........................... I3OO headache and sometimes dizziness. A
pastor and congregation an opportunity
the past year has been much beyond the supply.
The April number of the Pacific John 11 David and wf to Pacific
few doses of Chamberlain’s stomach and
Positions with from 140.00 to >75,00 per month.
college blk 1 Central add to New­
to hear the' baccalaureate sermon at the Monthly contained the opening chapter
STATE CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS»
IOOO liver tablets will restore his liver to its
berg
............................................
Baptist church.
of a serial written by Chas. Grissen, en­ Jas Vestal and wf to Pacific col­
Students are prepared for the State Examina­
normal functions, renew his vitality, im­
tions, and readily take state papers on gradua­
Full line of field and garden seeds at titled “The Prophet of the Mayax;” a
500 prove his digestion and make him feel
lege X a Pt J«s B Rogers die.
tion.
the produce market of C. F. Daniels, tale of prehistoric times on the western Hannah J Walker and husb to
like a new man. Price, 25 cents. Sam­
STRONG ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL
Samuel
P
Maris
blk
13
Baker
and
sold as cheap as they can be purchased continent, Mr Grissen has based hie
COURSE—Well equiped Training Department.
Martin’s add to McM .............. 3000 ples free at Howorth’s drug store.
anywhere in the valley.
serial upon historic research, and deals Sheridan lodge No 64 A F & A M
Expenses range from >120 to >175.00 per year.
Fall term opens Sept.|l7th. For catalogue con­
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to Daniel Harris lot 47 Masonic
The latest bug discovered this spring with events in South America at about
taining full announcements address
cemetery ....................................
IS
is on the side of justice to the farmer. the beginning of (lie Christian era, when P ami Amos Schrock to Geo A
P. L. CAMPBELL, President.
(tie
country
was
in
a
high
state
of
civili
­
Or J. B. V. BUTLER, Secretary.
Black beetles of a new style over in Polk
Kidd 20 a pt A E Garrison die
zation.
The
story
will
contiuue
in
the
800
t 5 r 4 .........................................
county are said to be eating the wheat
publication for a year or longer.
Wm Thurman to Josiah E Miller
aphis.
78 a pt IV G Burtuin die t 5 r4
More people visited Masonic cemetery
New York City seems to be jealous of
2t 92 a pt Wm P Allen die t5 r4
on
decoration
day
and
carried
a
greater
142,48 a pt e hf Wm Thurman
Portland and Oregon, and proposes a
die t5 r4, 326.33 a Wm Allen
lttOf. exposition in that city to keep the profusion of tlowers than ever known
Lack of vitality causes nervousness, dys-
die t5 r4, 31.32 a lot 5 sec 34-5-4
pepsia, indigestion, rheumatic pains, lum­
whole Atlantic coast population from before. It was also noticeable that many Wm Wess et ux to John T Whalley 7500
bago,
kidney troubles and general want of
energy. Those who have such symptoms
coming to Oregon in honor of the memory old giaves w hich Were hitherto neglected
tract of land on left bank of
can become healthy by renewing’'the elec-
badly
,
were
cleared
oil',
fallen
tombstones
Willamette river in t 4 r 3 .......
1
of l^ewis and Clark.
trical force in the body.
*^Best Prepared Paint on Earth.
replaced and beautiful bouquets placed Sidney Dell by F W Sitton, sheriff
Rev. John McIntire died at Lafayette upon the monads. It can safely be as­
to A Biller 55 a sec 35-2-5.........
20 < ►
on Monday, after a lingering illness. serted that the cemetery presented the Mary A Cobb to G W Woolette
To introduce our goods we will eel 1 for a short time as follows :
3 64 a pt S Cozine die t 4 r 4.... 450
D
S
The funeral was held Wednesday after­ best appearance in its history.
Best boiled linseed oil, per gallon.......................................
78c
This is Albina Hoskins aud husb to 11 D
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Second grade linseed oil “
“ ...........................................
68c
noon, conducted by Rev, T. L. Jones, commendable, and let the good work be
A
O
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Begun 30x100 ft in lot 4 blk 7
Carter’s best white lead per cwt.............................................. $7 80
< >
and burial was made at Salem. Rev. kept up from year to year. There is a
Lafayette ....................................
JOO
C
N
Pioneer white lead
“ “ ................................................. 8 25
J **** Äaff
Joseph Holterg attended the funeral from proposition being considered to extend
American white lead
“ “ .............................
6 21)
T
D
Mr. W.S. Whedon, cashier of the First <>
Princess metallic (and all other metallics) per cwt................ 2 25
this city.
the water supply through the grounds by
O
E
It will be to your interest to call and see us before buying.
National bank of Winterset, Iowa, in » /
Rev. Geo. A. Blair, of Walla Walla, means of a succession of barrels.
R
N
recent
letter
gives
some
experience
with
'
►
well known here, has accepted the field
Lars Gregerson without doubt has the
agency for the San Francisco mission of best milk cow in this section of the coun­ a carpenter in his employ, that will be !►
the Cumb. Presbyterian church, and try if not in the state. We are not able of value to other mechanics. He says: ] [
will enter upon the work altout July 1st. to sav just how much she gives but we “I had a carpenter working for me who | < ’
Old Poetoffice Building, Third Street.
The work will necessitate his removal to are informed she is a heavy milker. Re­ was obliged to stop work for several days < >
< >
on
account
of
being
troubled
with
diar
­
the east.
<»
cently a half pound of butter was made
rhoea I me ntioned to him that I had < >
F. H. Storey and wife have been en- from a half gallon of milk, by Mrs. Phil been similarly troubled ami that Cham
Restore Lost Strength.
j tying a visit the past week from Mr. Withycombe. This cow’s milk has a berlain’s colic, cholera and diarrhoea
Storey's mother, who has been spending rating at the local creamery of .0525 remedy hud cured me. He bought a
3»57
Established Thirty Year«.
the winter in Sumpter
Work lias butter fat, which is far ahead of any­ bottle of it from the druggist here and < ►
informed me that one dose cured him,
progressed rapidly on the new Hour mill thing else ever tested at thia creamery. ami he is again at hia work.” For sale
Write today for my latest books,
Of McrtlNNVILLE, OREGON.
“Health in Nature,” and “Strength;
the past week. Hie structure will lie It is quite |M>aaiblc that with careful at­ by Howorth A Co.
< ►
Its Use and Abuse by Men.”
an imposing one and a credit to Newberg tention this cow could lie made to carry
P aid C apital . 150.000
S urplus and P rofits , f’25.000
< «
• 13.00 10 Huflalo.
and Yamhill county.
Dr. II J. the world’s record as abutter producer,
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Transact, 1 G«ii«r*l Banking business and extend» to its patron, every facility
DR. A. T. SANDEN
Are yon going? The lowest regular
consistent witb aafe and prudent banking.
Littletleld lias received word from his if she is not already entitle«! to it. She
rate
heretofore
has
lieen
$57.70
and
the
DIRECTORS:
brother Dr. Harry to the effect that af­ is a memlier of the Shorthorn Dunham
R 16-23 Russell Block,
same returning, making the lowest round
L. E. Cowls
ter a pleasant and quick voyage across family.—North Yamhill Record.
Portland, Oregon.
trip fl 15.40. but the Burlington route
Wm. Campbell
W. L. Warren
the Pacific lie arrived at Manila on the
Washington county was the scene of will now sell vou round trip ticket« for
Lee Laughlin, Pres.
J. L. Rogers, Vice Pres.
twentieth of last month............ The elec­ considerable damage to wheat last year $86. which is the same as $43 each way,
E.C. Apperson,Cashier W. S. Link, Asst. Cashier
tion of officer« held by the Woodmen by the ravages of the Hessian fly. The and you can have choice of routes and
seven trains on date« of sale. Go over
Mondav evening resulted in the follow­ conditions in that country this year are one road and return another. On this
Office hour, 9 a. m. to 4 p. in.
ing selections: Nate Stanley, council indicated in the Hillsboro Independent low rate you can also reach other eastern
OTICE i, hereby given that the undersigned,
commander; C. F. Buller, advisor lieu­ in the following “There is a difference points; tickets are firat-claiM and stop­
Liirie J. York has been duly appointed by
the county court of Yamhill county. Oregon, ad­
overs
permitted.
Quickest
time
and
tenant; Nelson Sykes, escort; Ralph of judgment with the farmers regarding
ministratrix
ofthe estate of Staph eu D. York
sen ice. Write us for full particu­ de<-eased. late
ol said county. AU persons hav­
Winslow, watchman ; S un Jones, sentry. the damage doing by the Hessian fly. best
ItEWRERG.
lars before making other arrangements. ing claims against the estate of said decedent
versity. Mrs Shaw's son is among the
H. M. Calkins, manager.—Graphic.
Some say they never hati finer wheat Address R. W. Foster, Ticket Agent are hereby n< airiest amt required to present such
graduates.
claims
with
proper
vouchers,
duly
verified,
with
Burlington
Route,
Third
Street,
Corner
fields than at present and the outlook ¡
in six months from the date of this notice, to the
Mrs. Stella Ingle and children are in
Stark. Portland, Oregon.
undersigned administratrix, at the .»fine of
Mrs M. E. Myers, who was quite ill
for a good crop was never better, while j
Rhod«*a A Rhodes, in McMinnville, Yamhill Portland for this week.
for
a few days, is improving rapidly.
county.
Oregon.
Dated
Aprtt
26th.
1901
others assert that fully five straws of ev- |
LIZZIE J YORK,
Quite a party of men went to the She is enjoying a visit from her daughter
ery seven has a tiy on it. The first de-
Administratrix of said Estate
Trask river to have a fishing outing
Mrs. G. W. Grayson of Tillamook.
RHODES« RHODES Attorneys for Estate
I clare that conditions are not that bad, |
and further that the fly is not to be ; Thia signatura is on every boi of the genuina STATIC TREASURER-« Fill KTH NOTICE.
A young man named Ilerriott from
say “Consumption can be cured.”
Pr»k»te Cwart.
Nature alone won't do it. It needs
California spoke in the Presbyterian
dreaded so much as rust. They sav 1 Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabus
Estate
of
Alexander C. Martin Bond
help. Doctors say
I that one, two or even more straws are the remedy that rsrrs a ewM in om Ray STATE OF OREGON, (
church on the subject of evangelizing
filed and approved.
D. G. Stultz,
Treasury Department!
June5,1 Wil
I effected, yet what remains continue« to
WTOTICK I s hereby given that there are now the world, on Tuesday evening.
I.«w Hale io Httlfala.
J. W. Bones and Geo. Olds appointed
AN funds in the Treasury with which to re­
I grow and will give g<xsl plump grain,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Chance have gone to appraisers.
deem all ou-.standing state warrants drawn
If yon are going to the exposition. or
Is tho best help.” But you must
while on the other hand rust arrests the | any oilier point east, do not make your on the general fund and endorsed "Presented Albany for a visit of some weeks. They
Estate of Matthias Senn. Inventory
and
not
paid
for
want
of
funds,
prior
to
this
continue its use even in hot
growth so that at harvest only an infer­ arrangements until you bare secured date also to pay all warrant, drawn on the were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C.
and appraistnent filed and approved.
weather.
«ate
scalp
bounty
fund,
and
endorse.!
Present
route;
ior, shriveled quality of wheat is put in | rates from the Burlington
If yiHi have not trie! it. vnd for ire «ample.
,,
ed and not paid tor want of fund,.'' prior to E. Smith and children.
Ma-
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ar •-
l«t. l'«»>, and ■ --------
all »uch -----------
warrant», property
the bin. No rust has yet appeared and will interest yon. t all or write for full I endorsed,
SCOTT * SOWN«, CbetmM*,
Mrs. SLaw. accompanied by Miss Cosy
will be laid upon presentation at this
Colon Eberhard «as expected over
particulars. R.
R W. Foster. Ticket Agent,
,09-415 Pearl Street,
New York.
it is to tie hoped that the red rust will Burlington Route.
ofllce,
interest
thereon
'rasing
from
and
after Hadley, left for Salem to be at the grad­
Route, Corner Third »nd thia date.
from Salem to attend the meeting of
50c. and gi.oo; all drupxiu.
CHAS.
A
MOORE.
not put in an appearance this year."
| Stark Streets, Portland, Oreguu
Slate Trwurr
uating exercises of the Willamette uni­ the alumni but *aa unable to get here.
Bicycle, Butter and Eggs.
A. ftcive,
General Merchandise
Rubber Goods
Heavy
Winter -Wear.
MILLINERY !
M
, C
- H. A. S
.
CLEARANCE SALE
of FURNITURE.
Something Really Nice in Furniture
H. C. BURNS,
0
•• Vital
Strength
[älectrie ^ppliaqces
Sherwin-Williams’ Mixed Paints!
ESTES & WOOLETTE.
The McMinnville National Bank.
N
DOCTORS
“Scott’s Emulsion
v*