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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1886)
WEST SIDE TELEPHONE, M c M innville , T uehpav , D ec . 14, 188C. TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS. Az a special inducement to new sub scribers, we make the'following offer: Every person sending ns $2 cash w ill be given the W est S im T blki - iiosb for the balance of the present year free. Tills is equivalent to 13 months for $2. We are ambitious to make our subscription list greater than ail other papers of Yamhill county combined. It is rapid ly approaching the point. Representative Dowdney.of the twelfth congressional district of New York, died at his residence in New York city at 8 o'clock Fri lay morning. He was stricken with apoplexy while entering his room. Queen Victoria has shown her disgust at the state of English society l>y for bidding admission into the household of Windsor castle, or within the castle pre- cicts, of newspapers containing reports of the Campbell divorce ease. Tho stock bo >m in San Francisco is “busted,” and so are hundreds of small dealers, who went wild and were led by a reckless spirit to throw their means in to a gambling scheme that could only benefit large stockholders and dealers. This latter class are several millions bet ter off than they were before tlie boom. Morrison lias decided to call up the tariff bill in tlie house the latter part of next week. The tariff reformers are confident that they will be able to get a bill up for consideration, and many be lieve that there will be tariff legislation of some sort thia session. They are pre pared to make a hard tight and to take advantage of every circumstance in their favor. < Dr. Rexford, pastor ot tlie Church Our Father, the leading Universaliat el.urh in Detroit, created a sesation in his congregation by closing his sermon with reference to the will of millionaire Francis Palms, w hich left only a few hundred dollars to charity out of an estate of $7,000,000. “Such a miserly gift to the crying necessities ot our time,” lie said, “compared to tlie withholdings of millions for the vulgar personal uses by a Christian does more to unsettle Christianity in tlie minds of tlie multitude than Colonel Ingersoll can do by repeat ing his ‘Mistakes of Moses’ for a life time.” This and similar sentiments were given liberal applause, something not heard in church hero tor some time. Mr. Palms was a Catholic. Tlie ser mon, following so soon on his death, is meeting warm disenussion. ■ Tlie promoters ot tlie centennial cele bration of 1889 and Hie world’s exposi tion in honor of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America and a perma nent exposition of the three Americas, met in convention at Washington, last Week. Delegates were present from most of the large cities of tlie country. Tlie West was well represented. Tlie convention adopted a series of resolutions providing for the appointment of a com mission of fifteen members to prepare a suitable memorial setting forth tlie ob jects of the convent ion, to be presented to congress, with a view of securing an en dorsement in tlie form of an appropria tion necessary to carry our the pro gramme. A Pittsburg, I’a., special says: J. C. Hill, a prominent residentof Edgewood, —but an infernal idiot who ought to be hung—made collectiohs yesterday of $5000 which lie took home to keep over night. His daughter, who had a bad toothache, arose early this morning and went down to the nursery fire to warm herself. Her father, on hearing the noise she made, thought burglars were in the house, and taking a revolver fol lowed her down stairs. When she open ed the door of the library he fired, the ball Bribing liis daughter ill the back of tlie neck ami passing through to tlie front. The young lady will die, and her father is crazed with grief. Advices from British Columbia report that tlie influx of Chinese from British Columbia into Washington Territory is increasing. Last week a large number crossed over without any resistance be ing made by tlie authorities of tlie Unit ed States, They go down tho new West A movement is on foot anio.'g the four minster road and cross over near Blaine , or five thousand bookkeepers and clerks at which point there is no customs house in Cincinnati to organize and join the officer nearer than thirty miles. Knights of Labor in a body. The object is not so much a demand for better pay, In a letter from L. A. Wood, of Cov ington, Kv., who has charge of the con but particularly to secure moro reasona test by George H. Thobe of the congres ble hours for work. In this it seems sional seat for which John G. Carlisle the matter is being encouraged, and in has received his commission, lie rclers many instances strongly urged by some Very freely to the matter, and expresses of tlie mo3t extensive dealers in tliecity. strong hopes of final success. He says: “If tlie election laws of our state be en A man uamed Mickell, an insutance forced and tlie ‘returns’ thrown out agent of Seattle, went to Portland on where tlie law was violated, we shall business, remained a few days, and throw out at least 1,500 votes, and elect when last seen was starting for the East Thobe by at least 000. It is the most Portland depot to take the train for important contest by far that ever took Shoshone. A few days afterward his placo in tlie American congress, or that hat cane, wallet, and a sand dag were probably ever will take place for a half found lying near together by the O. A C. depot, and the supposition is that he was century again. murdered and robbed. It seems that the democratic majority of the house of representatives is not Col. Ingersoll says that “no man has going to allow itself to bo beguiled into a right to more land than he can use.” nn act to erect Washington territory into Tills remark coupled witli the fact that a Btate by any claim or promiso that the Col. Bob and partner own a little field in new state may be democratic. If no New Mexico sixty rnilcB broad by ninety state is to be admitted henceforward un miles long, leads the St. Louis Republi less the dominant party believes it can can to fear that the great infidel feels rely on it, then the democratic majority ground down by a land monopoly that is right. Delegate Voorhees is reported does not allow him to get enough for a as saying that he has small hojies that decent calf pasture. tho house will pass any bill to let Wash ington in. But his regrets might he A teriblo gale, accompanied by light more effusive to the public than painful ning and thunder, prevailed Thursday to himself should the conditions of ter night in the southern counties of Eng ritorial disability be maintained in land and the channel, where a number Washington a considerable time longer. of vessels were wrecked. At Brighton much' demage was done. Throughout The organization of many syndicates the United Kingdom rain and hail fell. for the development of coal and iron The storm caused widespread disaster, lands in Tennessee and Alalama, togeth er with the fact that fortunes have been Thursday morning, the jury which has made recently by original investors, been trying the case of Daniel Moran, have caused much excitement in that charged with the murder of Kalasuha. section. Real estate has risen in value, the ship carpenter, in Portland, brought and owners of desirable property are in a verdict of murder in the first degree holding ft for fancy prices, Great tracts as charged in the indictment. of land have been purchased recently, and negotiations are pending for other vast fields of coal and iron. Eastern capital is flowing freely into Tennessee and Alabama. Speculation in southern stocks has been remarkably large for the past few days, and as most of the deals havo proved very successful, the Monday, Dec. 20, 1886. excitement is at fever heat. Tennessee Engagement of the famous coal and iron stock, which sold at 20 cents last spring, has risen at a rapid rate within the last few weeks. N"ew rFo-Day Garrison’s Opera House! NOTICE TO DEBTORS. All persons knowing themselves indebted to us will conferà tuvor on us by calling and settling immediately, as all accounts are now due. MORSE & M A U TS. Dayton, Nov, 26, 1886. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. COLORED COMBINATION Minutes II Ladies' and Children's Work -A SPECIALTY.— Hot and Cold Baths, 25 Cts. The Finest Line of Cigars In tlie City. Try Them. (X1 I I.II/Lld', Third Street, between E and F. XT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT |>v order of the County Court of McMinnville, Oregon. Y:iluhill County Oregon, C. II. Cook and A. J. Apperson, have been duly appointed joint executors of the last will and testa ment of Lydia J. Cook deceased. Therefore, all persons having claims against said es First-class accommodations for Commer tate are hereby notified and required topre sent them with proper vouchers to said ex cial men and general travel. ecutors at McMinnville,Oregon, within six Transient stock well cared for. months from this November 2fi. 1S86. C. II. COOK, Everything new and in First-Class Order A. J. AITERSON, Joint Executors aforesaid. Patronage respectfully solicited F extos A F fxtox , Atty’s for estate. 48tl0 Henderson Bros. Props. ! L I will consist of Christmas Cards & Novelties DRESSING CASES, HAND MIRRORS, CHILDREN’S BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, POEMS, • 4 • The Leader in Millinery? HOLIDAY GOODS! Will be here. —Have Just Added— EXECUTORS' NOTICE. UJtl kJ, In a short time our Shaving, Hair Culling and - - - - Shani|M>ing Parlors. VIII McMinnville, Oregon HAIR WEAVING AND STAMPING. lias been thoroughly renovated and is now Opposite Grange Store. McMinnville. 42tf ready to receive grain. MISS F. E. RUSS The Milliner, McMinnville, Oregon In plush and leather. Highest Market Price Paid for Wheat. WM. GALLOWAY Prop. tr Ladies, please call and see my 10 CENT COUNTER 10 [Corner Third and C Streets] OVER YAMHILL COUNTY BANK, Will have an early Fall Stock. CITY MARKET Is Now Open. Attention is respectfully invited t® this BUSINESS SCHOOL. McMINNVILLE, OREGON. Its facilities for tnorough practical in struction; actual business department a Always on band tl c best quality of Beef, specialty where currency, bank cheeks, Mutton, Pork, and drafts, etc., are used. (’lass or private instruction day or even ing. All Kinds of Meat. Highest prices paid for all kinds of fat stock. Crayon and Portrait work a Specialty. College Journal sent free on application. G. R. HIGGINS, Prin. P. O. Box 101. 38lf GIVE ME A CALL. Respectfully, r. S. KELLER. 37tf AUTOGRAPH A PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Storage and Cleaning, 3 cants. Calcutta sacks constantly on hand and sold at the lowest rates. Farmers are respectfully invited to call and see us, G Handsome. ( ) 0 D REMEMBER! That we will sell you goods as low as the very lowest. This Space is For (Successor to L Root) In leather and plush. In addition to this every person pur chasing one dollar’s worth of Hol iday Goods will have a chance to get an elegant edition of Webster’s Unabridged Dic tionary free. Come and learn how. J. H. HENDERSON Carries a full and complete stock of Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Wooden and Willowware, Tobacco Cigars, MOP 4 KAI! Goods delivered promptly to any part of the city.* ------ e ___ J. J. COLLARD, bl • o ROGERS & TODD, The Druggist, Goods Exchanged for Produce. 35t( -WH» BELL Proprietor of W "401.V -Zl? Ho. 1 City Mi asd M Stere. The AU Kinds of Trucking and Delivering Cheapest Goods in the World Done to order. Constantly on hand, Mill Feed, Flour, Wheat ami Oats. Also, all kinds of Wood, Shingles, Posts, Shakes, Etc. All orders left with us for Stowe A Brower s lumber yard promptly attended to. WHEN? Delivery Wagon Always Ready. Orders left with Rogers .t Todd, at City Drug Store, promptly filled. ltf. The Great Transcontinental Route. Dealers in- Groceries and Provisions, The Direct Route I No Delays I Fast Trains I Priées to Suit the Times. HÜSSEY'â OLD STAND. THE LOWEST RATES TO CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS iti East. Tickets sold to nil prominent points throughout the East and Southeast. TO —I Have Just Received— EAST-BOUND PASSENGERS I Be careful and do not make a mistake. But be sure to take the Direct From Chicago N orthern P acific R ailroad —A Fine Line of— Furniture 200 Laughs 200 00 C. H. FLEMING, Prop. XT OTICE IK HEREBY GIVE : n that the undersigned has been dis appointed by the honorable county court of Y unihill County, Oregon, administrator of the estate of James Fauchiles, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned at his place of business, North Yambill, with the proper vouchers, within six months from the date hereof. Dated November 12, 188«». LEE LAUGHLIN, Administrator of the Estate of James Fairchiles. 44tl0 Lew Johnson As the term of tho fiftieth congress embraces the presidential canvass of 1888, solicitude is expressed by leading publie men of both political parties for the passage of an electoral count bill which, if necessity shall so require, will (Genuine Colored People) operate fairly and justly upon nil politi King Laugh Makers. cal parties, to the end that the material interests of good government and the common country may not lie jeopardized by partisan conflicts, having for object the control of federal patronage rather ------------ IX than the welfare of the republic. Whether such a bill can la» formulated no ns to embrace provisions agreeable alike to republican and democratic Everything new and pleasing. loaders is yet a problem. Senator Hoar --------Two hours of-------- is deeply interested in tho electoral count bill reported by him from the sen ate judiciary committee, but his efforts MIRTH, MUSIC and MINSTRELLY. hitherto to secure its consideration have Admission. 50 cents; reserved scats 75 cents. On sale at City Drug Store. zu>t tael * ith roseate success. 9 McMinnville Baths And see that your ticket reads via ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS. To avoid chan res and serious delays occa sioned by other routes. Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars are Run on Regular Express Trains Full Length of the Line. Berths Free. 100 LOW RATES! * good things of tliia .3 life are sorrowfully let QUICKTIME! General Office of the Company, I am now prepared to offer the Largest, Fin’ est, and best Selected stock of HOLIDAY GOODS!! I Ever exhibited in this county. nary Bargains in Extraor di' Toilet Sets Plush Goods Odor Cases Taney .Articles Albums. Scrap Books .Autographs liisk Brooms and Iiuiuinerable ZN^ovelties. I respectfully solicit an early inspection ot these goods, and I guarantee my price* to lx* as low as it is possible to make then1, alone on account of I>yspepeia. Acker's No. 2 Washington St., Portland. Or. Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a A. D. CHARLTON, positive guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, by G. W. Burt. Druggist. McMinnville, General Western Taaseiiger Agent. GEO. W. BURT, Prescription Druggirt, - . QreflO"- I