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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1887)
TI'LEGllAI’ltlC. OREGON OWES If. A. I. APPERSON, MEO FAIR!, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Seventh Annual I L akevobt Or., Feb. 16—William Kun 1887. dick, who was shot bv James Davis at Middletown December 9th, died there X H) HILL. Monday. Davis was ar.ested anti char- ged with murder. . G > which passed the S an D iego , Feb. 16.—The north house Tuesday, is eeitainly a good bound freight train on the California measure. It Vrpnpflf parents to see th.it their chihlieti* between 8 and 14 southern of nine cars was ditched Mon day near Delmar. It is supposed the years <T itg**" ett-ffl attend school. It rails were spiead by the train. No one may be in tlnsj dias^ion of a paternal hurt. government, but il is only a measure to whoso th* whole country is N ew Y ork , Feb.16.—The Guion line awakening. IVe have now in the coun steamship, Wisconsin, from Liverpool try an army </f illiterate:! seven million to New York, is ashore on the outer bar, Htro.'i.', the ft uit.ld sjurcii of pauperism, tilteen miler- east of Fire Island, The intern;>er.nice util eritne. This uruiy is stranded vessel was discovered at 8:35 eon.-taiMly receiving reetuils by immi this morning, when the fog that had gration < fltun abio.id. Endowed with prevailed during the night lifted, She eq i.il vol- ami eqll il voice with the best is hard on the beach and a heavy sea is in shaping our desinv for weal or woe, running. No communication has vet our only rnm ■ ly is to meet it courage been had with the vessel from the beach, ously ati.l uiiiliimhiligly. but her passengers and mails are stated The state Having intrusted the sacred to be safe. right of stiff age to its Citizens, it is its S an F rancisco , Feb. 16.—Goldenson sovereign duty tinougli its schools to was brought into court this morning for take every precaution to ptevent its des trial for tho murder of Mamie Kelly. ecration. It is a well recognized princi Judge Murpliv bad announced that ple that if the state lias a light to extort there would be no further postpone a tax from an individual on tiie theory ment on any grou nd, and much curiosi that it is a necessity for the protection ty was felt to see how the defense would and pe petuity of government, then get around it. Attorney Deuprey was surely tiro state lias the right to Bay equal to the emergency, and announced whether or not the eiiil.l shall be depriv he was unable to remain as he had a ed of tiie opportunity of an edmution casein anothor court. Judge Murphy through tiie neglect of the parents. assigned other counsel, and gave them Congress has been busy <>i late dis till Monday to prepare their defense. cussing an appropriation of many mil It is supposed Deuprey will be on hand lions for national defences. Yet, says the at that date. News, the Ameiican republic, whose .S an F rancisco , Feb. 16.—The steam theoretical foundation is the intelligence of its ill ih . s -. is , is already threatened by a er Empire, arrived here to-day from the ioe foil! within, fir m > e iusi lions than not th ; picked no on the 12th inst. the that which any fo eign power can bring little steamer Dawn, which drifted out against us. To tiie demagogue nothing of the Columbia river, owing to her is more acceptable Ilian an ignorant and machinery becoming disabled, some illiterate populace. With reasoning •lays ago, and which was feared had faculties untrained, debarred from the been lost. Tiie Empire sighted the possibility of informing themselves, its Dawn just off Yaqtiina bay. Al. Church members become Die easy dupes of tiie captain of the little craft, and John unscrupulous, and the safety of free in Harmon, the engineer, were both saved stitutions is to that, extent imperiled. ami brought to this port. The steamer While there may not be tiie immedi was compelled to abandon the Dawn, as ate necessity in O.cgon that exists in she could not be towed, or at least, was more thickly settled communities, yet it not worth the trouble. is well for the state thus early in her S an F rancisco , Feb. 16.—About 4 career to place herself in line with older o’clock this morning the police arrested communities anil adopt piecautionary J. E. Stite, on Hyde street, with a dyn- methods against tho possibility of the a'tnite bomb. He had been suspected greatest curse that can befall a popular lor some time mid his bouse was closely government. watched. He camo out this morning The legislature has done wisely in pass and the police gave chase, when lie ing such a bill, which in the interests of dropped a bomb in the yard of a private intelligence and good morals ought to residence and started to run, but was become a law. captured after a lively chase. Dyna \Va have received tho speeches of Hons. J. N. Dolph and J. 11. Mitchell, in congress on Jan. 11 and 12, favoring the opening of the Columbia river to uninterrupted navigation, as a competi- live means of protection against ■ ail- road exhortion, and regarding amend ment to conJorOtice committee bill fa voring abort haul frieglits in propor tion to long haul rates. Kepresentative Hermann Ims also been very busy in be half of his native state. Oregon is rep resented by three very able men. mite caps and loose dynamite were found in his pockets. The bomb secured contained a pound and a half ot dyna mite so arranged as to explode when struck by a wheel. His room was serch- ed and dynamite and appliances for making bombs were found. H. C. Deans was arrested as an accomplice. The evidence is strong against both. KOTEN ANI> NEWS. Extreme cold weather in Waterbury, Connecticut, wound up most everything but the Waterbury watch. It would Secretary .Manning formally resigned take a long spell to fix a Waterbury his position in the cabinet last Monday. watch spring, which is ten feet long. Assistant Secretmy Fairchild now The Grants’ Pass boys passed their assumes tho duties of secretary and will so continue to act until Manning’s 8UC- charter bill through the house by great censor is appointed. Jordan will eon- odds. Certain lobbyists have been very tinue as treasurer until the end of the active during the entire session to de month. The president is not supposed feat the charter, and Senator Miller and to have reached a decision, but it is Representative Mitcholl can well con believed Manning has recoin mended the gratulate themselves on its almost unan appointment of Fairchild as secretary imous adoption. and Graves an treasurer. A bill has passed the senate, and failed to pass the house, to provide for a monument to General Joseph Lane to be placed in the rotunda ol the cnpitol building. This bill should have passed the house. Its defeat does no credit to the intelligence of that body. The mem ory of the man deserves more than that at the hands of the state of Oregon. But for his able efforts in congress this state would yet be u territory and knocking for admission along with Da kota, Montana and Washington terri tories. Dakota has a larger population now than Oregon. Not only was Gener al Lane one of the founders of our state but he was ope of the ablest and brav est defenders of her early settlers. He was the Marion of the Mexican war,and was once a candidate for vice president of the United States. He was a man ol whom every resident of Oregon, regard less of party alii lint ions, ahoulil feel proud, and the memory of such men should be perpetuated, for they are not sb numerous that it will become a bur den upon the people.—Statesman. It would have pleased many people better had the governor signed the lease bill; blit since lie thought be couldn’t do that it is satisfactory .that he didn’t do anything, but simply allowed it to become a law. The lease bill will do a great deal for Oregon and the north west. Its importance and value have not been overstated in the arguments for it. The heathen Chinee, says the Oregon ian, is quite as humane as those who abuse him. The Chinese government, as already announced, paid us promptly t’25,000 indemnity for injury dotio to the property of Americans in China during the riots last summer, and now our con sul at Shanghai reports contributions by the Chinese of that city for the suffer ers by the Charleston earthquakes. DICK TURPIN ick turpin . 76 p . c j . c . c . r . Color, riels golden vcllow: buff nose. D Bripl by VV .1 Nesmith. Derrv. Oregon ; calved in 1882; sired by Dixie; dam, Jessie. 133 1’ C J. <’ C R Property of Addie Itralv This tine bull will be kept on River side Farm F ee — (5 Payable at time of service 72ni3 A. A. KENYON. M AN FORI) RAY. City Market KENYON & RAY, Proprietors, . ___ HEADQUARTERS FOR----- ------- AND------- GIGX1211 AL NIEBÇH ANDLSF —OF THE— ___ Sole Agent for the Celebrated----- McM. F. D. Broadhead Dress (roods. An Assortment of these Popular Goods In all the Latest Novelties, New and Desirable Colorings, Just Received, PLEASE CALL AND ---- WILL BE HELD----- What we Guarantee for the Dress Goods of our Manufacture To be made from the very best material, by skillful workmen, with the latest and r.iM| approved machinery, and to be the cheapest goods in the market when u considered. Are so thoroughly finished that they can be worn in damp weather er a shower, with- —AT THE— out fear of being ruined by curling or shrinking. The manufacturing, dyeing and finishing is <lona in such a manner, that th. can be washed if desired, without the least injury ta ths fabric. Our goods are wool dyed, and the colors are as fast as the purest dyes and grsatsst care and skill can make them. Goods show just what they arc and will be until worn out, as there is no weigfuinj, stiffening, or artificial lustre used to increase the weight or finish; as is the ease wiiba large class of goods in the market, but which disappears after a few days’ service. As manufacturers we have taken great pains to supply an article in every liable, and unsurpassed by similar good', either foreign or ih.niestie, and would respect There will be prizes given on the follow fully ask an examination of the various styles and shades to be found on sale by m,r. ing named exhibits: First and second prizes for best and sec chants who lire agents for the goods. All goods of our manufacture should bear the name and trade mark of ond best exhibit of Kensington painting First and second prizes for best and sec ond best exhibit of Kensington embroidery Broadhead Worsted Mills, Jamestown. N. Y. First and second prizes for best and sec ond best exhibit of outline work, by a child under 14 years of age First and second prizes for best and sec ond best exhibit of work of any kind by a boy under 14 years of age First and second prizes for best and sec ond best exhibit of crayon work Tlie^e will be a prize given to the heaviest and lightest baby; also, 1 to the prettiest baby undei one year of age. Opera House List of Prizes: NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the tax books of Yamhill County for the yaar 1S8G. are now in my hands for collection, and that myself or de puty will visit the various precincts of said county as follows, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. aud 4 o’clock p. m. : Dundee Monday January 24 East Chelialem Tuesday (Newberg) West Chehalem Wednesday (Carter’s store) North Yamhill Thursday (Runnels’) Friday Carlton North McMinnville Saturday South McMinnville Monday Bellevue Tuesday February 1 Willamina Wednesday Sheridal! Thursday Amity Friday (Simpson’s) Wheatland Saturday Dayton Monday Lafayette Tuesday All persons are requested to be present at said apiJointments and settle their taxes, or pay lhe same to me at my office by the first of April, as required by law. li not then paiil we will be necessitated to follow the constructions of the law. T. J. HARRIS, 62t4 Sheriff and Tax Collector. “WHEN” Dr esc iûption Drui s t M c M innville S tore , —Carriel a Complete Stock ef— Furniture and Undertakers’Goods. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA You want anything in the line of VIA (Successors to W. F. Bangasscr.) FRESH MEAT EXAMINE. Job Printing Groceries and Provisions. —Dealers in— Call nt the office of the WEST SIDE TELEPHONE. We will guarantee you Oregon & California R. R. And Connections. Fare to San Francisco, $32; Sacramento |30. (Hose connections made at Ashland with stages of the California, Oregon and Idalw Stage Company. (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) Kast Side Division. BKTWKKN PORTLAND and ASHLAND. Mail Train. HUSSEYS OLD STAND. itf LEAVE. ARBIVK. Portland 8 ;O0 A. M.|Ashland Ashland .8:45 P. M [Portland 4:00 A. M. 3.45P.M. Albany Express Tral». Third Street, between F. and F. McMinnville, Oregon. Henderson Bros. Props. The proposition to extend the term of First-eluss accommodations for Ccnitncr- the legislature to sixty days has been cial men and general travel. defeated. It is evident that tho law Transient stock well cured for. makers are satisfied with the experience ot forty days. The seriate Tuesday Everything new and in First-Class Order afternoon adopted the house joint reso Patronage respectfully solicited. Itf lution that the legislature adjourn sine die at 10 o’clock to-night. —AND— Portland 4:00 I’. M. I Lebanon 9:20P.M. Lebanon. .4:45 A. M. I Portland 10:05 A.M. C. H. FLEMING, Prop. Palace Sleeping Can Daily between Portland and Ashland. TheO. AC. li. R. Ferry makes connertion with all the regular trains on the East Me Division from foot of F Street. and----- Lower Prices Shaving, Hair ----- Cutting Shampoing Parlors. Germany and Franco confront each Than any other printing house other with a smile that is anything but in this «oanty. “childlike and bland.” In the strug gle that is almost sure to take place be tween then, they may kick other na Wo make a specialty ol Fin« tions on the shins, precipitating a gen oral war. There is no telling wlint will At Buffalo, N. Y. February 15, J. Ste- happen before the end of the present ver, a resident of Suspension Bridge, year. Blood may flow down lite ravines aged about 70 years, purchased a ticket AMITY, OREGON. of a halt n dozen nations, to tho aor- from the gate tender at the entrance of row of all good-hearted people. the railroad suspension bridge about 10 SAM LIKENS, Proprietor. o'clock, and after peering strangely over —A full line of— The late sn >w storm is unusually the railing jumped into the rapids, fall Blacksmithing and carriage ironing of severe in southern Oregon, and in many ing ninety feet. every description. placcatile snow still lingers, causing The question of holding a special elec much apprehension to stock raisers. Horse Shoeing tion for lhe adoption of the proposed In Lake ami Jackson counties two and a amendments to the constitution has And plow work a specialty. half inches of snow covers the ground in been settled by the introduction of a bill sums places. Should a warm rain set in by Simon in the senate providing for the and a fieahet result, great loss to stock Also manufacture the same, and the rules were suspended and will he done. In and about Brownsville the bill pushed to a final passage. This Celebrated Oregon Iron Harrow, the storm killed many sheep and horses. meets with tho unanimous approval of So far as known eastern Oregon stock is GIVE ME A CALL. the temperance people. wintering well. Dr. Bryan, of San Francisco, who was Always on hand from which to select. Governor 1‘ennoyer h is headed his appointed consul at Lyons, has written list of pa doned criminals with the to the department asking to be transfer name of Gieamgrilo, the notorious quack red to some other consulship. He says who was sentenced from Portland last the climate of Lyons is verv injurious to —Dealers in all kinds of— summer, it is said that Giaamardo will him. Ho indicated several places on —And— leave the state. On the whole, we don't the continent that would suit him better. know but the state can get along just as Gov. Porter says Bryan made an excell —Goods 9old at ent consul, and if he can find some one well without him. Satisfaction Guaranteed. who is willing to exchange, the depart The Lowest Cash Price A voting mm named Henry Shipmtn ment will offer no objections. —And— was brought tip in the New York court On Sunday morning the neighbors of I would most respectfnlly announce that the other day on a charge of murderand John Couch, of Canby precinct, Clacka I have leased the Chris Newby Flouring pleat! guilty. This so astonished lhe mas county, below Aurora, found his Mill in Happy Valley, have thoroughly overhauled and repaired it. and am now fcbltf To any part of the city. court that he refused to accept lhe plea, collage in ashes and his charred remains ready to do grinding for toll orcash. and enteied a charge of not guilty on in the ruins. The origin of the fire is Come ami see me. 1»n>3 .». A. VERSTKKO. the indictment. unknown, and no one saw the building have while it was in tlames. Couch, who -IXV "kv'vtvXvY alwaya Acker’» Moby i AN A and reliable Mcdiclne.iare the best The bill providing a tine of not lea« was a bachelor, aged 55 years, and w ho Soother at hand. It ia the only safe VJVX* to depend upon. Acker's Blood El than (50, nor more than (.'DO, for per- had lived by himself for a number of medicine yet made that will remove all ixir has been prescribed for years for all 1m- niitting minors in Mlodhft, also forfeiture years, was of an erratic disposition, and infantile disorders. It contains no Opium pnritlcsof the Blood. Incvery form of Scrof or M'rpMno, but gives the child notur-d ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, ills of license, lias p is •cd l»oth Ironses of the has been for a long time considered by i taM f, om pain. Price 25 cents. Bold by Invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal. Jegisiatu c arid will become a law. Ills neighbors as craze. < Gro. W. Burt, <lHigg’*t. G»o. W Burt, «Iniggist, New Blacksmith Shop! Ladies’ and Children's Work -A SPECIALTY.— Hot and Cold Baths, 25 Cts. —Have Just Added— Flour and Feed Alillincr Done! Pullman West Side Ilivisim. BETWEEN FORI LAND & CORTALL» Al ail Train. LEAVE. Express Train. The Finest Line of Cigars In the City. Try Them. MeMinnvillc, Oregon Farmers are respectfully invit-d to call and see us, tf ARRIVE. Portland. 7:30 A. M.|Corvallis 12:25P M. Corvallis 1:30 P. M I Portland 6:15 P.M. At Corvallis connect with trains of Orefon Pacific R. li. for Yaquina Bay. LEAVE. Has been thoroughly renovated and is now Letter Heads, ready to receive grain. Note Heads, Rtorntre and Cleaning, 3 cents. Calcutta Bill Heads, sacks constantly on hand and sold at the lowest rates. Statements, (lards, Etc., Highest Market Price Paid for Wheat. Work Delivered Promptly ARRIVE. LEAVE. McMinnville Baths ! WM. GALLOWAY Prop. OTHO WILLIAMS, ARRIVE • w Portland 4:50 P. M.|McMinnville8:00PM. Ml M In ’ vi He 5:45 A .M. I Port land 9:00 * ■* Ixieal tickets for sale ami baggage rherk*4 at company's up-town office, corner Hi* anti Second streets. Tickets for Prin'JJ1*. points in California can only be procured « company’» office. . - Corner Fanil Front St»., I'orllaa«. <*r. Freight will not be received forrhipjjen after five P. M. on cither the East or t'** Hide Divisions. E. P. ROGERS, R. KOEHLER, G. F. A Pass At* Manager. MILLINERY! —A Full Line of— Fancy Millinery! —At the Millinery Tarlors of Miss F. E. Bns9- (Successor to A. M. Taggart,) Merchant Tailor HATS AT HALF PRICE. M c M innville Fine Tailoring a Specialty. Delivei’ed P'ree Good Fit (¿laranteed or Xo Sale. McM issvtLLr O regon . BUSINESS COLLEGE!! Has been removed to Garrison* building, up "tairs. Atten tion is invited to tins BUAIintSS SCHOOL. It.' facilities for thorough l’r1‘ structlou; actual business depar \\ \\(\\\. ■would enjoy your dinner specialty where currency, bank > J «> and are prevented by Dys- drafts, etc., are used. Kps-io, uso Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets. I Crayon anti Portrait Work a They are a poeitive cure for Dyspensia, In- Also teaches Shorthand. digesticn. Flatulency and Constipation. Up Stairs, Garrison’» Build’**• «e guarantee them. 2 j and 50 cents, ^»eo. W . Bnrt. drng|r'«* jntitf G. R. HIGGIJf’ Frinrif* iotliei Try ‘ Iotties Senat n(ativ •or». M.U. nd wil ays. C. Gri red tea pound. Miss ( ick for proving. Servic vening come to Dick 1 bull, ha Bralv. I D. C. terdav to the Abbe Mannii stoves at the way I J Hon. V > ■has been I this city f I Dr. W I a day or t ■ visiting 1 I and famil ,1 If VOS 1 I hand pis I very reas, I for partie B It is ref I been com I Lafayette I »'ill return I Prol. W I «nr table s I "Missions I composed ure in con W. A. 1 known by boys, died terday, of leaves a y ried but a Kick lilt 'this adv<>Y and after 1 will be rer dion thereo ihour. The otht lhe Centn Multner. I out and lo< bran new knows hov convenienc It is well bote] gives soy house i "»ays find a 1 o’clock—t the best the good taste. I. McGuire, Mr. W. P <be city ye snouts for o] Wt this place »lar trips li summer and flrst trip wi *'me in Apr ttrough the For any el ♦his issue of offer as »n e «*» were rch «or sanctum »trains isau thoughts aw limes when ’•ere robbini Pitch, or ste •vening fror with onr s’ ” hen onr tli *ings of that ’• spit upon •ever which r «nr fingers ii Wt'etJ our hi
