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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1887)
NEW FI IM! NEW GOODS! WEST SIDE TELEPHONE. i NOTKN A\l> XFW*. M c M innvillb , T uesday J uly lit, 1887 Walls Walla Inis 1*300,000 capital in her two banks, A piece of land 16x34 feet was re The president baa written a dignified cently sold hi Philadelphia for $85.000; and manly letter declining to attend the or »7,000,0 00 an acre. annual meeting of the G. A. R. to be Multnomah county is out ol hinds anil held at St. Louis in August. The ground baa to pay 7 per cent interest on money given for hi« refusal is that a iwirtion of to pay current expenses. that body thieatoned him with public President Cleveland has fixed October insult. To avoid this, to save the nation from tlie disgrace, that its President 15tb as the date of his proposed visit to may not be jeered, hooted at, and |> ob - tbe exhibition at Atlanta, Ga. eibly mobbed, for simply attending a Ben Holliday .lied at St. Viucent's convention of the most loyal of bis fel hospital in Portland Friday evening, af low citizens, are fuil and sufficient rea ter an illness of three weeks, in the 68th sons. We ate certain that President year of hia age. Cleveland could attend the meeting of A new postoffice has been established every other society in the country, and that everywhere, however men would at San I.aua, Linn county, Oregon, with The differ from his views, be would be treat James Mitchell as postmaster. Star Route from Myrtle Point to Elliott, ed with the courtesy and consideration Oregon, is extended tn Denmark, 27 due the chief maglstrateof a free people. We believe‘.hat even John Most of the miles. red flag and the truculent jaw, wufild do The Thistle will make a trip across so. President Cleveland voted tbe de the Atlantic under one lower mast and pendent |icnsion bill, and that is the sole reefed topsail about the size oi a sixty reason of these men for thin disturbance. ton yacht's maltisail. It ia intended to There are 12,000,OtM) men of adult ag<' practice cruising in American waters be in the United States, and of these 300,- fore the race for the American cup. 000 belong to the G. A. H. Tim presi Northern California lias a character dent is not elected alone by the G. A. R., nor are they the only people, whose nicknamed “Strychnine lack,’’ through interests are to lai considered It was bis capacity for taking that drug, of Cleveland’s grit alone that saved this which he consumes >< spoonful at a dose. nation ftom bail kruptcy. He killed the If lie cuts his flesh and lets a .log lick bill for good and all, which would have the wound, llm animal dies. raised the pensions of this government The. managers of the state fair " ill en to two hundred and twenty million dol deavor to make tin- coming fair a suc lars per annum, millions more than the cess. They have offered a series of new expenses of the government, three lime« premiums which ought to add greatly the cost of either the German or French to the popular interest of tbe occasion.— army, which has become so burdensome West Side. Why can't Yamhill county and oppressive to those people. Tbe have a fair? government now pays $74,000,600 per A San Francisco morning pajar says: annum in pensions, by many times the More opium is smuggled into the United greatest stun ever paid by a nation to its States through Port Townsend custom wounded veterans , and the most liberal district than is legally entered at this I aws on the statute books relating to the port. The treasury officials, by their wounded and disabled soldiers have criminal negligence, are assisting In been put there by democratic congresses. these frauds on the revenue. Yet there are other« to consider in An army officer perfectly familiar with this matter. Is uot commerce taxed enough already? Does not the laboring tbe Apaches and their whereabouts, man receive too little even now, that re said that the statement made a few days publican politicians would wring his lit ago, that the bostiles were hidden in the tle substance from him to perpetuate Sierra Madre mountains 150 miles south lie a priviliged class? Is tbe farmer so op of El Paso, is without foundation, ulent that he can double the heavy taxes says all the Apaches are now on the rea- he pays to the government, and support creation. another tnan off of his farm ? This will Vacant lands in the vicinity of the come near being th e issue of the next proposed route of the Oregon Pacific, it. campaign On this subject matter the is said, are being rapidly settled. Tbe San Francisco Alta says: only unfavorable feature of that section “The spectacle is becoming tiresome. of country heretofore ba« been its inac If the president and the people of this cessibility. Now, however, that the Or country think it unwise to burden the egon Pacific is soon to traverse that re taxpayers with a pension list of two gion, available land is being taken and hundred millions, tha politicians in the many new homes are being made. G. A. R. will force the position by tin- The suit of Joseph W. Reay against just censure, hard words and impreca tions. The veto of the pension bill, John Butler, P. H. Owens, and Mabel which caused the intention to insult the Treadwell as executrix of tbe estate of president at St. Louis, saved this country James P. Treadwell, which involved the from a fellowship of misery with the title to about sixty acres of the Sans nations wli ieh maintain standing armies. Sauir ranch, close to the Lone Mountain What is it makes a great standing army ccnictry, and worth $300,000, was de a curse? It is not in the drill, the mili cided, on July 15, in favor of the defend tary habit, the glitter of arms and uni ants by Judge Levey. The complaint forms, but the taxation which bends the filed in 1886. back of toil and wets its foothold with It is probable that the State Depart tears. In Europe, from the Neva to the ment will station a confidential officer at Shannon, the ha nd that earns bread ia San Francisco, to whom all state mail robbed on its way to the mouth that will be delivered from Pacific steamers, hungers, in order that taxation may and whose duty it will be to advise the maintain ail «rniy. We have boasted department by telegraph of anything in exemption from this curse within this the mail which may seem to require im republic. Our laborers go to their task mediate attention, and for which the de without carrying a soldier on tiieir backs. partment ought not to wait the slow When their hands earn their mouths are course of mails between the Atlantic and fed. But if the pension policy proposed Pacific Coasts. is carried out, all of tlie consequence» of Walla Walla I’uiun : The wheat crop a standing army will be visited upou of this immediate section will aggiegate our people. It makes no di líe renco The Oregon whether taxation makes every worker 500,000 tons this season. Railway <t Navigation to take it all must carry on I hb back a soldier of the next war, a present war, or the last war. the haul 1500 tons a day, or five trains of 20 effect upon the country is the same. cars each. It takes a wheat train a week to make the round trip to Portland The measure which tlie president vetoed aud back. This would necessitate the was estimated to imply an increase in l>ensions to a total of two hundred and constant use of seven hundred ears, aud that company has no such number that twenty millions.—Guard . it can call into requisition. The Boston Grand Army Record says Skeletons of sixty men were found in In a wold, the chief magistrate of tbe a cave st Cookville. Skulls discovered nation—the choice of over fifty million with bullet holes through them Others American people—is to be ignored by a have been crushed with nil ax« or some loyal organization of his countrymen be other blunt instrument. It is stated the cause be presumed to follow the dictates skeletons were those of traders murdered of his own judgment in deciding a mat lor a number of years past for tbe valu ter of vital importance to the entire ables they carried. Their disappearance country. Such action is essence of bad could never be accounted for and the policy, and is to lie deplored tn view of discovery has caused the greatest excite the fact that we are more than likely, at ment Steps will he taken tn ferret out no distant day, to need nis friendship. the murderers. One would think from reading the re publican papers that Cleveland commit ted treason against the government when he eent a substitute to tbe war. On all occasions they refer to it as a criminal matter, forgetting that they bawled themselves blind shouting for Blaine who had done the same thing when he was drafted The dullest eye can pierce such thin, etupid subterfuges A gentleman from Columbus, Ohio who is «ell versed in political affairs in the Buckeye state, said that lie had positive information that John bherman is disgusted with the carryings on of hi* leaders at home, and that he lias stated distinctly that unless the Toledo conven tion of the 27tb endorsed him as the candidate of the state of Ohio, plainly and unequivocalv, be will positively re fuse to allow hie name to go before the Democrata will present Mr. Cleveland national convention next year. as their nominee for the succession, tbe At the New York Stock Exchange Chicago Tinies thinks, not because they love him, but because he is tbe only Inly I6lh. at noon, Vice-President A. B. available mail they can present; and Hill, apparently in full health, ascended this journal thinks the country probab tbe platform to announce the death of ly will accept biui, as before, ehieflv be M. M. T. Dervtas, and bad hardly finish ed when be was taken with a sudden cause they do not iove him weakness Friends assisted him to the Robert Caples, son of J. F. Caples, of entry, but he had just passed a flight of Portland, is at home to et«*nd his twen stairs leading to the door when he ex- ty-first birthday While engaged on the Ptre.1 The announcement of his death reporteriaI stafl of tbe San Fraticisco wm immediately made, and « special Examiner, and aa a student <>l law, lie meeting of the governing committee was became converted to democracy and will called to take action. The Exchange cast hia tint vote for that |>arty inirnodiatelv adjourned. H. H. W deli having moved into Fraud Coli rd's former quarters on Third str -t, and having taken Austen De- into partnership ; they having fitt'-d up and renewed their -—When I «ay thaï — R. B. HIBBS F NE TABLES, Hti* the nio*r complete* tailor -hop on the West Side. Fine Suits a Specialty! , ..Stool -..J and Chilled Plows, Sulky, Gang Thimble and Steel Skein Farm Wagon and Plows, Harrows and Spring Wagons, Buggies and stock of an(j Walking vVa Cultivators of all kinds. everything on wheels. fine uew a NUTS. CAI DIES, CIGARS. CIGAR- ETTES AND TOBACCO. Barnekoff, Thomason & Swanson, respectfully solicit a share of the patronage f the people of McMinn ville and v einity not forgetting to kindly tlia >k them for past favors. Employed ! ! Search f r us between the Banks WELCH J- DEE. ---- NONE BIT- Workmen First-Class and upetivc fresh and carlton , Warehousemen and Grain Buyers. M c M innville , M c M innville O regon , Splendid warehouses, complete with latest improved machinery. Thorough and long experience in handling grain. Highest cash price paid for nil kinds of Grain -------- Also, dealers In----- — Farm, Dairy and Mill J O BOGERS W T HA. TER crossing —IN THE----- MACHINERY. Wagons, Buggies and Carriages. Binder Twine, Belting, Oils, and Machine Supplies of all kinds. Call and Hee l's. —At the naw .«torr of * Baxter & R. B. HIBBS, Merchant Tailor 250.000 GOOD HARD BRICK - - \T— J. HAMNETTS YARD, Just Across the Yamhill River. Good for walling wells or building founda tion«. and are offered for sale at the IJ .vices Lowest À SHINGLES ! ! DUNZER. HENERY Fresh Family Groceries,’ Most effective and serviceable farm implement in use 2-1-uiG SALE OK BOOTS A2<D SHOES, V. A career 1» the Boot and Shoe liue for tbr past eighteeu years in tbi» city has estab lished a bunineas character (or coeijeteucr and integrity, with a minute knowledge of the local »demands favors him iu the wholesale market and enables him to undersell houses in the that ’-iicd ‘ of equal advantages. L Hamc line I;.....« — are —. net po^M ............ 2'-- Moreover, he pro ____ _ ____ <r___ i . sale, ,-t — to .41..1.4^ «ir .»ititi with 11 <* rtifett »1 pose« in Li ¡the proffered divide «I... tlie m margins with 1 tlie customer for the specified time ' Tlie public will please c»U and examins. No trouble t« show goods. Ip Stairs in idams’ Building, McMinnville, Oregon C\\A FIDE SALE. BONA PHICE. PHOTOGRAPHER. Has ou baud 300,0110 first class shingle: , 10.000 po^ta, ,«iO.iion «bakes with truss axle and wide tiles. H'liiHIEK RUNNER P WES’s DRILL Latest improved and best seeder ill use. Fresh Fruit and ’ege tables m treason. For Uie next Hixty Days at the old reliable Pioneer Boot aud Shoe Store, We bave put our prit ta down low Give ua sign of tbe Big Bool, opposite tbe Grange Store a call, inspect our stock, and we w ill guar- autce prices to suit you. The subscriber hereby aunouuces to the eitUeua of McMinnville and vicinity tbe above W Panther Creek Cedar Camp, Hoosier Force Feed Seedersand Drills GREAT REDUCTION A new, neat and cleau slock Every ar ticle A No 1 Fru’t Jars, Butter Crocks, Colored Glassware. “utlnry. i.'ased flood,, Tobacco. Pipe« and 'garr -----PROPRIETOR of tbe------ J Acme Harrow.Clod Crusher and Leveler «liable Medicines are tbe best P. F. BROWNE. J Collnrd. Agt. MoMinuvIlle, VJ wn A tod jpead upon. Acker’s Blood El> U W Sopping hili, Agt North Yamhill. lxlr has been purltlesofth Hen Iquarlers 15 miles from McMinnville, ulous, Syphl invaluable. m ar the head of Panther Creek 'inscribed for years for all lm- Blood. In evary form of Scrof tie or Mercurial diseases, it is or Rheumatism. h«e no equal. A. J. APPERSON, Geo. W. Bur . druggist. Collard s Caidwell! Oregon ----- HEADQFARTERS FOB - — Staple and Fancy Dry (ioods OVERLAP TO CALIFORNIA VIA & California R. R. —Dealer« In all kinds of— Klour and Keed The Lowest Cash Price Time between Delivered Free ! Portland and San Francisco, febltf To any part of tbe city 39 Hours. California Express trains run daily BETWEEN ORTLAND and ASHLAND. LXAV.. ARRIVE. Portland LOP. M.lAahland Ashland .5: 0 P M.IPortland 8:30 A. M. 10.40 P. M. I.oral Paa.r ,g«r Dally, Except Sunday. lrav : ______ ARRIVE. Portland . 8 0 A. M.lRugene.. 2:40 P M. Eugene 9 1 A. M.fPoritand .3:15 P M. - Having Bought the— BiuinrHN of Logan Bros. A: Hender son. I am ready to do all kinds of Pullmi.n Delivering — At Any Tl me— Buffet Sleeper». Daily between Portland and Ashland. Daily between Portland aud Ashland The 0. <t C. K. R. Ferry makes connection with all the icgular trains on the East Side Division from foot of F Street Delivery Wagon Always Ready. W««t Hide Division. HKTWKF.K PORTLAND A CORVALLIS. Mail Train. Give Me a Trial. M. S. 3. (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS) LXAVE. ARRIVE. Portland 7:30 A. M I Mc.Miun .12:25 P. M. Corvallis 1:30 P. M. I Portland 6:15 P.M. At Albany and Corvalli» connect with trains of tbe Oregon Pacific R. R. “WHEN” Espre»« Train Dally Fieapt LEAVS. You want anything in the line of Job Printing ' all at the office of the WENT SIDE TELEPHONE. We will guarantee yon Sunday. Portland 4:501*. M.lMcMiunvilleSSXIP.M. McMhi’ville5:45A.M iPortlnnd 9:00 A. M. R. KOEHLER, E. P. ROOKR8, Manager O. F. A Pass. Agt Kyle Writfht Dealer In PRICES. Repairing ueatly done st reasonable rates Wright's new hi. ling Corner Third and F streets, McMit .villr. Or M c M innville tay M ui to Mu, Cor Third and P streets, McMinnville LMH BBOfi., k HEVDFRSOV. We make a specialty of Fine Book and Card Printing. Proprietors. The Best Ri» iu the City. Order* Prompt! attended t« Bav or ■ Mrtt. Dr. G. F. TUCKER, 8, i. YOUNG. M. 0. Dentist. M c M innville - - Broadhead Dress Goods. O regon I In all the Latust Novelties, New and Desirable Colorings, Just Received. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE. What we Guarantee for the Orees Goods of our Manufacture: To be made from the very best material, by skillful workmen, with the latest and mest approved machinery , and to be tbe ch- >pest goods in th»' market when service in considered Are so thorough! y finished that they can l>e worn in damp weather or a shower, with out fear of being mined hy curling or shrinking The manufacturing, dyeing »ml finishing is done in such a manner, that the goods cun be washed If di»irc<l. without the lea« injury to the fabric Our goods arc w»*.d dyed, and the clora are as fast as the purest dyes and greatest care and «kill can n*ke them . ‘ Goods show just-.»hat they arc »nil will b»- until worn out, as there is no weighting, stiffening, or »rtifioirti )u.<re used to in< r ase tbe weight or finish; as is the ease With a large class of goods in the market, but «Inch disapj>enrs after a few days’ service As manufacturers eve have taken greet pains to supply an article in every way re liable, and unsurpassed by »imllar good either foreign or domestic, and would respect fully ask au examination of the various s" les and shades to be found on sale by mer chants who ar» agent,i for the goods AU goods of our meniufacUire should 1 >r the uatue and trade mark of BroadJaead Worsted Mills, Jamestown, N. Y. MILLINERY ! Phys nan A Surgeon, Fancy Millinen /0)___ • Tbe only first class market iu tbe citv Constantly on baud all kind of fresh meats. Highest price paid in cash for fat stock, hides and pelt« i Shaving, Hair Cutting and------ ------ Shampoing Parlors. Ladies' and Children’s Work —At the Millinery P hc I oìt » of— -A 8PECIALT Y— Mie» E. E. Rnw- Hot and Cold Baths, 25 Cts. "♦ • —Have Just Added— HATS AT HALF PRICE. The Finest Line of Cigars OTHO WILLIAMS, In the City Try Them Successor to A M Taggart, 'i Merchant Tailor Fine Tailoring a Specialty CITI STABLES, Third Street, between E and F McMinnville. Oregon. (tod Fit Guaranty t Sal| . McAtlXSVlLU o. B «X I Henderson Bros. Props. r First-class accommodations for Ccnitnrr- cial men and general travel. Transient stock well cared for. New Blacksmith Sh^p! AMITY, OREGON. SAM LIKENS. Propriet H J. GARRISON ¿ CO. Prop's. C. H. FLEMING, Prop. — A Full J,hie of— Has the latest and greatest discovers- for McMlsrxvttt., O r soon . ! Btackimithiug and carriage the painless extraction of teeth bv simple and nannies« application to the gums. every ♦-rriRtion. Office and -eridence nn ___________ D street, All calls prompt! an.wervd day or night. otm J. « arbmon . * w « açst . Eurifiko Market, McMinnville Baths! ARBIVR. Harness, Gaddies, Etc, Etc, BEST WORK, LOWEST — 8<ile Agent for the Celebrateli----- An Assortment of these Popular Goods 20 Miles Staging. Ont •—And— and GENKR A L A1ERCH AN DISK T. HHAHTA ROUTE. THE Close connections mude ut Ashland with »lag» * of the California. Oregon and Idaho Stage C-mip.-j y “ Gorajs -old nt.- Trucking ------ AND-------- / id Connections. ironiA of Everything new and in First-Class Order ■ Shoeing Aud plow aapw-ialiy • - A ■«— WMuufactDrr rl»t Celebrated Oregon Ir«^ ».», GIVE ME A CALL Patronage respectfully solicited I »rifle with any Throat «C XT O\X \ Lung Disease. If T<w kav* a Cougb or Cold, or the children at* threatened with Croup or Whooping Conga, use Acker ■ English Remedy and pr«*»“ farther trouble. . It la a podtlvo CJJA and wa gaanateo it.> Price 10_fik4_N* Geo. W. Burtt druggist.