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JSSUpD EVERY gRIDAY MQgNING.
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B. f i . WOOD WAHR, WHor and P *W »b «r.
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c. WOORWARD, A woe late
Editor.
$J,00 P e r Y e a r in Advance.
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 24 , igP3-
, I t appears that the establish­
ment o f the condensed milk fac­
to r y at Forest p r o v e w ill prob­
a b ly mean an industrial change
'in W ashington county , The fac-
£ to r y can far outbid the cream-
1 cries for milk, hence the cream-
2 cries aTe having t o shut down.
The situation is to be deplored,
and the only remedy seems to be
k • jn more cows. / '
A suggestion t<? the committee
which has charge p f the arrange­
ments for President R oosevelt’s
Visit to Portland : F ire the police
. and detectives in w hose Care are
usually confided the safety and
careful consideration o f the pres­
ident, and instead surround him
by a heavy guard o f the demo­
cratic ■ brethren from over the
State w h o are so fearful lest the
çhief executive g e t “ slapped in
the face.’* T h ro w out the hire-
lings w h o serve for filthy pelf
and lucre, and fo r ju st one day
a llo w President Roosevelt to feel
th a t he. is “ in the h a n d * o f his
friends.*’
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tb$ clogs which delay progress.
Tpe man w h o is alert, w ith busy
mind and restless energy, drives
unwilling circumstances or ad­
verse conditions tb panic, and,
all things equal, they are as often
good as bad'. As experience
ripens they are good n\ost fre­
quent, and he is blessed iiL due
proportion. Get a m ove on!
Develop a hustle! Think a few
^imes
things do seem in­
clined t o stagnate. Push, branch
put, do things. Mistakes carry
their o w p morals, success stimu­
lates and widens the horizon o f
every day conception. The w orld
cries all hail t o the mpn w h o
does th in g s; it even forgives his
mistakes i f it understands and
approves his m otives. This is
gospel in small affairs as w ell as
great. The one leads inevitably
to th e’ other. W hoop it up,
brethren, meaning also sisters,
heaven is finally t o the hustler. ’
Gash Prize Contest for Oregon
Children.
A chance for them to etfiu some
money and leajro something, too.
Only outlay a little time, a little
thought and the trouble of writing
a letter.
Cash prizes, ranging froUj $25 to
1 , to be awarded to children who
mtish the best reasons why Filers
Piano House can afford to sell
organ? and pianos for from $100 to
$150 less than an 3 ' other dealer in
the state.
W hy we under-price, as we al­
ways do, other dealers;
W hy our business is the largest;
W hy we carry the most kinds of
pianos;
W hy our store leads in popu­
G overnor Chamberlain assumes larity.
These questions are not for you
t o become oracular in speaking
to apswerv They are just to help
p f the congressional situation in
you think a little. You can write
the F irst District anent the your answers any way you please,
recent nom inations. This is his A ll w e want is » clean, practical
oracle : “ I f a choice is t o be made statement.
Letters to be limited to one hun­
between t w o men, I believe the
dred words. Children 16 years old
o f the F irst D istrict wi:
oungex eligible.
Contest
priwntaftttVc w h o c
closed Slay 31 , and ahÿ letters
g e t the m ost recognition from bearing later postmark will not be
the adm inistration i f they select accepted. Prizes as follows:
For the best letter, $ 25 , cash.
M r. Reames.”
This sentence
For the next best letter, $ 20 ,
shows the govern or t o be either
cash.
m ore of a “ hot a ir” man than
For the third best letter, $ 10 ,
had been generally suspected, or cash.
For the fourth best letter^Jfcj,
th a t he y et has a g o o d deal to
cash.
learn in t|ke school o f politics,
For the ten next best letters, $1
notw ithstanding the fact th at he
each.
w as elected govern or on the
Answers to be submitted to a
democratic ticket in a republican committee consisting of one bus­
state1
. In the first p la n c h e is iness man, One literary man, and
■wrong iti assuming tha| because the advertising managerial : one of
the leading newspapers in Port­
he landed in office because o f re­
land, who will award the prizes ac­
publican disaffection h'^ set a cording to their merit.
precedent which w ill beèome a
Get your answers in early, chil­
rule. F ew democrats w ill have dren; it w ill save time in awarding
the good fortune to run up the prizes at the close o f the con­
test.
E llers P ia n o H ouse ,
against the easy gam e ht had
Washington street, corner Park,
against Furnish. This is errtëain
Portland, Oregon, the largest,
*—M r. Reames w ill find th a t
most progressive and popular
house ou the coast.
Dame Fortune has n ot vouch­
safed any such luck to him.
M arriage Licenses.
Furnish and Hermann ai"e tw o
Bessie Jug, 21, to Sam Osborn,
diam etrically opposite propo­ 2 1 .
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sitions. In the second place, the
D anger of Colds aud Grip.
idea th at a democrat ^present­
The greatest danger from colds
ing a republican state could get and grip is their resulting in
m ore recognition from â republi-' pneumonia. I f reasonable care
can adm inistration than could a is taken, however, and Chamber­
republican is to o laughably ri­ lain’s Cough Remedy taken, all
diculous t o m erit -consideration. danger m ay be avoided. Am ong
I f Governor Chamberlain Washes the tens o f thousands w h o have
■f.r- t o retain his hold on the Orégon! used this remedy fo r these diseas­
voters, the wise thing for him to es w e have yet to learn o f a single
* do is to saw w o o d and say case having resulted in pneu­
nothing.
monia, which shows conclusively
'th a t it is a certain preventive o f
Here’s to the man w h o'(foes\ ^ ha t dangerous disease. I t w ill
things, w ho tries and makes m is­ cure a cold br an attack o f grip
takes, w h o tries and succeed S’! ex­
‘-■J in less tim e than any other treat
claims some one. Better a ' t ty ihent. I t is pleasant arid safe to
- and a failure than never a try a t bake. F o r sale by C. F. M oore &
&«U. A b oflt nine out o f tell o f the Cd.
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-attem pts o f the man w h o does 1 '
* Real Estate Transfers.
thingsfcre failures o r only par­
the Yamhill Couifty Abstract
t ia l triiccesses, y e t he is the Reported by
Company, McMinnville.
Stronger fo r them all And his
C rater to M Sears, lots 7
W orld is better. In businesaf iff and 8 , block 6 , Everest’s add to
politics, in society, in morals, the N ew berg, $925.
* W DeHhaven and w ife to E G
Man w h o does things is the
Dhlton, 160 acres in sec 20, t 4 s,
Inainspring. Conservatism, In­ r 6 w , $800.
difference, laziness, inaction, a rt
L'F tterscm t o M £ Cochran.
T
34.08 acres in J Sherwood d 1 c,
t 5 8 , r 4 w , $400.
M Brock to Maflinda Lam -
bright, g,50 acres m ijew b ys &
Corines’ claim, 1 4 s, r 4 w , $ 1 ;
M S B r o w « and w ife to M a ry
B C raw ford, lots 1 and 2 , blk 51,
Oak Park add to M cM innville,
$500.
I Pritchett ¿bd w ife t o E T
Branson, 13*100 o f an acre in. W
T N ew by** d 1 c, t 4 s, r 4 w , $5.
G F Cppper find w ife to R M
H ew itt,
69.65 acres
in
C
C ooper’s 4 1 c, 1 3 s, r 4 w , $3670.
G F Cooper and w ife t o J
Peterson ana wife, 47.85 acres in
C C ooper’s d 1 c, t 3 s, r 4
$2392
R E Randall and w ife t o Minnie
Lew is, 44$ acres in H odson’s
it land sub, $260.
, Bogue to S Stew art, lots 4
and 5, Falconer’s add t o Sheri­
dan, $300t,
C T Johnson & wife tr r -H JL
block 6 ,
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step
in this
w ay
please, for that is pur busi­
ness and w e are prepared
to satisfy all w ants in this
dirççtion.
We
have a
large stock to select from,
an d if you don’t see whát
O Morterison and w ife t o H
you w an t, call for it and
L ChristensoU, part lo t 1, blk 6 ,
Deskin’s add to Newberg, $25.
w e w ill see that you have
E K Shaw and w ife to J T
Rarabaugh, lo t 1 , blk 16, H & L
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add t o Newberg, $250.
D B Smith to Paul Weidner,
42,320 feet in J B B ow la n d ’s d l
c, t 3 s. r 4 w , $650.
U T a w n e y et al t o T L D avid­
son, 519 actes in t 5 s, r 6 ,, and t
4 s, r 6 w , $4900.
C E Lawrence and w ife t o T L
Davidson, 16Q âcres in secs 8 and
in 1 5 s, r 5 w, $1600.
J A M ills et al t o J M R obert­
son et al, 58.3$,acres in E H agey
d 1 c, t 3 s, t ^ .w , $1200,
-V iola J Prall and husband to
W R ChurchmVttï, lots 1 and 8 ,
blk 13, Falconer's add t o Sheri­
dan, $300-
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W G Buffum to J W B ooth, 20
acres in E C Williams’ d 1 c, t 5
r 4 w ; $800.
A ll w o rk at­
Special D eal­
J M Bigler and w ife t o J
tended
to
w
ith
ers in Bath
Crouthers, 160 acres in sec 12, t
4 s, r 6 w . $650.
neatness and
Fixtures
and
Susan M Wallace to John Con­
dispatch »
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H o p Pipe.
nery, 153 acres, secs 15 and 22,
5 8 , r 5 w . $7150.
James M Pugh * and w ife to
Successors to F H Storey.
Union L oa d Assn, part lo t 1, blk
X? UP
3, NewbetjJ $10.
and w ife t o T H
Mrifghn, l& s 3 and 4, blk 5.
M i.
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Johns’ a d d td McMinnville, $500,
First Baptist Church, Am ity,
For liver trouble and constipation
to Sarah M M artin, lots 7 and
need. His wife had such an un­
10, blk 4, W a tts’ add t o Am ity, There’s nothing better in creation usual case o f stomach and liver
Than Little Early Risers, the fa­
$600.
trouble, physicians could not help
O M Denney t o F W Meyers, n
mous little pills
V» lot 1, Chehalem o h N o 1, t 3 They always effect a curd and save her. H e thought o f and tried Dr.
s r 3 w , $410.
K in g’s New Life Pills and she got
doctor bills.
Helen B Anderson to Ollie
relief at once and was finally cured.
White, lo t 5, blk 4, Chandler’s Little Early Risers are different Only 25 c at F. H. Caldwell & Co .’9
from other pills.
They do not
list add to McMinnville, $500.
drug store.
John W all t o A Olson, 10 acres weaken the system but act as a 1
J Johnson d i e , t 3 s , r 4 w , $800. tonic to the tissues by arousing
A Olson to J and Clara W all,
the secretions and restoring the
29.03 acres in J Johnson d 1 c, t 3
liver to the full performance o f its
s, r 4 w, $1400.
Juliatt jownson to C C Bryan functions naturally. F. H. Cal-
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and wife, six/lots in blk 39, L a dwel & Co. __
Fayette, $250.
Three times as much history
E P Cooper and w ife t o H enW
Watches, Clocks,
L a d v and wife, lots 9 and 10, blk has been w ritten as w as ever
3, Bibee’s add t o Sheridan, $45. manufactured.
Jewelry and Spectacles
S F Yocum and wife to J
Good For Children.
Grauer, 35.61 acres in Z H all d 1
The pleasant to take and harm­
c, t 5 s, r 5 w , $720.
W T Booth and wife to T J less One Minute Cough Cure gives
Kerr, 3 lots in blk 14, M cM inn­ immediate relief in all eases of N o C h a rge for T estin g Eyes.
ville, $ 1100 ;
Cough, Croup and LaGrippe be­
Repairing N ea tly and
B W Nelson and w ife to -J W
cause
it
does
not
pass
immediately
Wheeler, 160 acres in D. Sim­
Prom ptly D oile ♦ • ♦
mons’ d 1 c, t 3 s, r 5 w , $2350. into the stomach, but takes effect
R W McCall and w ife to Mam ie right at the seat of the trouble. It A ll M y W o r k Guaranteed.
Berry, 59.100 o f an acre in sec 1, draws out the inflammation, heals
t 4 s, r 5 w, $5.98.
and soothes and cures permanently
fo r 'Sale.'*’'
by enabling the lungs to contribute
DIXON BUILDING.
E afly" ^èfcriBbage, late cabbage, pure life-giving and life-sustaining
lâte caultflbdrer, late celery, a t oxygen to the blood and tissues. F.
the rate of 25 cents per 100. T o ­ H, Caldwell & Co.
matoes at fa te o f 50 cents per
: Exercise is w ork you like to
100.
F r a n k W ood .
dt>; w ork is exercise y oil don’t
 G reat Sensation.
like to d o .
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There was a big sensation in
N e w b e rg , O regon.
M akes a Clean Sweep.
Leesville, l!ad. when W . H. Brown
There’s nothing like doing a
of that placé, who was expected to
thihg thoroughly. O f all the salves O F F IC E R S A N D
die, had had his life saved by Dr.
yotl ever heárd of, Bucklln’s Arnica D I R E C T O R S j * >
King’s New Discovery for Consump­
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Salve is the best. It sleeps away
tion. He writes: “ I endured in­
Alpheus Mills, PreS.
and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises,
J. C. McCrea, Viet*.
sufferable ifgonles fromasthtna, but
Curt, Boils, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
President.
your New Discovery gave tne im­
and Piles. It* ôûîy 2 «) cents and S. M. Calkins, Cashiel
mediate relief and soon thereafter
guaranteed to give satisfaction by N . C. Christenson,
effected a complete cure.” Similar
Assistant Cashiei
F. II, Caldwell & Co. druggists.
cures of Consutnption, Pneumonia
J. Kinley Èlair.
Ignorance arid superirtition are
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous.
CoRRBSroNDBNTS:
the
Oldest iriarried couple On Weitern National Bank, N e t
It is the peerless remedy for aft
York. .
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throat and lubg troubles. Price record.
c. S. National Rank.
C.8.
Ran PortlaUjI
McMinnville
Nat
rational Bank.
50 c, and $i.o 0 . Guaranteed by F.
A Thoughtful Man
M. M. Austin of Winchester,
H. Caldwell A Co.druggists. Trial
Ettablithed
bottles fret,
Ind. knew what to do in the hour
We áre the
PIONEER
FURNITUREI
DEALERS.
Hollingsworth & Cooper.
Elliott &
Leavitt,
Plumbers &
Tinners.
S. W. POTTER,
Chehalem Val­
ley Bank.
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