WEST SIDE TELEPHONE.
The Official Democratic Paper.
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HEATH. - - • - Publisher.
M c M insvili . k , F hiday , J unk 1, 1888.
DEMOCRATIC RTATK TICKET.
Presldcntinl Electors.
W. II. EFFINGEB, W. 1!. BILYEU,
E ll. SKIl’WOBTII.
Congress
JOHN M.GEABIN.
Supreme Judge
JOHN IIVRNETT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Representatives
GEO. W. BRIEDWELL, E. E. SELPH.
Clerk
Il I. HARRIS
Sheriff
T. J HARRIS.
Re-order
J. THOM PSON.
Commissioners.
C G. SCOTT, li. GEE.
Treasurer.
G. W. GOUCHER.
Assessor,
I,. F 1IAI.L
School Superintendent.
C C, LINDEN.
Su.veycr
H 8. MALONEY.
Coroner.
G SMITH
Joint Representative
<’. V. KUYKENDALL.
District Attorney
O. W. BELT.
Did it ever occur to the Repub
lican voters of McMinnville that
Brutscher will get almost every
vote at Lafayette.
T. J. Harris has been sheriff one
term
and it is nothing but right
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I to re-elect him.
It. L. Harris for county clerk is
a strong man. He is very active
and popular and the young voters
i will generally support him.
What did R. R. Laughlin do in
the last legislature, for his county or
state? He consented to losing one
senator and one representative in
the re-apportionment.
Geo. W. Belt, for district attor
ney is a candidate for re-election
and he is well known in Yamhill
county. Let every citizen vote for
an experienced officer, instead of
taking up some new man.
Tho Republican party at one
time was proud of its record as a
great party of moral ideas. Its or
gan the Reporter—now delights in
ridiculing candidates who happen
to be men of religious convictions
or church members.
Dr. G. II. Smith, of Amity is the
next coroner of Yamhill county.
Capt. Fellows is a very clever gon-
tleman but really does not have any
use for tln.t office. The place
should be tilled by a physician,
instead of a furniture man.
If the laboring men of Yamhill
county vote for Laughlin and
Derby, they vote for the re-election
of Mr. Dolph—the millionaire sena
tor. Dolph would not so much as
look at a poor man—except to get
his vote.
The Reporter says tnat it is
“reported that the Democrats will
open their meeting to-night with a
prayer meeting.” This is another
back door fling at the Baptist church
in this city and county and Prof.
.Selph in particular.
C. G. Scott is a safe, conservative,
'business man, and will make a
II. S. Maloney for county survey-
reliablo commissioner. Vote for er is the right man in the right
him instead of Brutscher.
place. He lives in the Sheridan
and has been county sur
Will the Reporter please publish precinct
veyor before; and gave general
to its readers how much money it satisfaction.
If elected he will give
had to be paid by the Republicans
entire term to the office and will
in order to get its support for “the his
appoint no deputies. Leteverybody
grand old party ?”
support him.
L. F. Hall for county assessor, is a
leading farmer of West Chelialem,
and will make no more assessments
such as made by Wyatt Harri s,
present encumbent.
A PERSONAL MATTER.
BISHOP & KAY.
Oregon Railway
Do you think that W. R. Derby
should be elected representative
from Yamhill when he is a man of
no religous pretentions, an infidel
almost? Do not vote for W. R
Derby.
The foregoing five lines appeared
in last week’s T elephone , and was COLUMBIA RIVER ROUTE.
written and published by the edi
tor of this paper, and no other
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person knew anything about the Trains for the Fast leave Ash St. wharf
matter. In reply to these lines this every day at 13:30 A. M. and 1:13 I*. M. Wood can now be had at reason
week’s issue of the Reporter con Alt:i<-l>i'«l to the 1:1*> p in train lire through
able prices at
tains almost three columns of per Pullman SJctpiug Cars to Council Blutls
ami
.St
Paul.
sonal allusions and ridicule of Attiu-lic.i t<> ti.e 12:30 a nt train i.-t the
private citizens on account of this Walia Walla A Ihtylon Sleeper, which can
supposed connection with the writ be hoarded at Euat Poitland station nnv-
afterS p tn
As
ing of this clipping. The Repor liine
1 ruins ai rive at 2:lñ ami 7:Ci ]> in every
ter also wallows in the mire and •la.'.
covers itself profusly with its own Th» conipior reserve the right to
vomit, in a labored effort to make chango rteauieis or sailing days,
fun of Christianity and of any man
T 1 ASTORIA,-Str. It 1! Thompson
who happen to be a church member. Itnivi*«
Auli st wharf every Monday Wed
The Democratic party does not tnd .'atuiday at II :3) p. in. U 8 Mail
make religion a test or qualifica «teamer leavt s Ash st. daily, except Sun-
Orders taken at the yard by B. F.
tion for office. It does not make •lay, at I'. a. in., for Astori t.
infidelity a strong point in the
T<> DALLES AND CASCADES,
Rhodes.
strength of its candidates. T he Leave Asli , t. at <> a. in., except Sun
day.
T elephone as a matter of news
could publish the well known fact TOOUEGON CITY. Dayton ,ind Al
Give me a Call,
that both of the Republican candi han.v.—Str. leaves Fori I and at 7 a Hl.
A. F. ARTHUR, Prop.
dates for the legislature are so call Mondays Wednesdays an I Friday- for
and way prints. Returning leave
ed “liberals” or “free thinkers” Dayton
Ihivton as 6 it. in., I'tieedays, Thursdays
both are pronounced and avowed tnd Saturdays. For Albany and way
prohibitionists and both are strong points at 6 a. ni., Mondays and Thurs
woman suffragists, and it would days. Retnniirig, leave Albany Wednes
and Satnxlavs. TICKE T OFFICE
simply publish the truth. What days
FIRST A OAK STS. A. L. MAXWELL,
May 18 4:
this paper said of Mr. Derby last
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
week was a very proper answer to
the contemptible and miserable
Jittle fling, of a small coterie of Rep
ublican politicians in this town, who
have been “constant in season and
out of season” making light of
Prof. E. E. Selph, one of the Dem
ocratic nominees for the legislature,
because he is an honest faithful
and conscientious member of the
Raptist church.
These same
gentlemem are crying out “Oh.
Selph is a church member”—
“he is a preacher”-meaning thereby
to say that because he happens to
be a church member that this dis
qualifies him in public esteem.
This paper desires no controversy
with any man on account of his
religion. It is however a matter of
some moment to the public to know
whether a candidate is an active op
ponent of all Christian institutions
and people.
Navigation Co.
Wood Yard.
Sawing a Specialty,
New Goods, Latest Styles and Lowest Prices
of Spring and Summer Clothing and
Gents Tweed.
We also carry a full line of the
old and reliable Brownsvill Woolen
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Mill’s Goods, in both Heavy and
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Light weight. No goods sold in
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Oregon give better satisfaction.
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We have just added a Merchant
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Tailoring department to our Ready
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Made business. It is under the
control of Mr. J. E. Ross, who is
The Finest.
well known to be a line cutter and
All Wool Norfolk Jackets
fitter.
Men’s Ulsters
We will he well pleased to have
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our friends desiring special suits
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give us a call.
The prices for Tailor Made Goods
A big Drive in Seersucker
$2 00 will be materially reduced and wo
Coats and Vests at
Alpaca Coats and Vests
think are cheaper than any Tailor
Fancy Checks
shop in Oregon.
Alpaca Coats ond Vests
Remember our old motto,
Our lines of Neck Wear, Hosiery,
Silk Handerchiefs, Summer Under THE BEST GOODS FOR THE
wear, Gloves, Cuffs and Collars,
LEAST MONEY.
Plain and Fancy Shirts are full
and complete, and our stock of new
Style Hats eclipse any stock ever
before offered to the people of
McMinnville, Oregon.
Yamhill.
Bishop & Kay,
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HARDWARE and FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
McMinnville, ©regen
Frye in his speech says that
merchandise in the United States
is as low and in some instances
lower than England. This is a pro
tected article. If the price is low
Do you hear the crying of the
The republican party can scarce er than in England we can’t see Republican candidates.
ly hope to get any Irish votes this how English pauper labor will
Democrats while you arc nt the
year, when its lending paper calls compete with American labor
polls next Monday, do not forgnt
them “liog-trotters.” Look at the should the tariff be reduced.
the name of John Burnett, for su
Reporter of this spring.
Every Rhpublican speaker who preme judge.
Our Little $65 Wagon
Henry Goo is going to poll a has appeared in this city has made
The Democratic ticket is growing
heavy vote in the precincts of Sher the samo arguments. They are
idan, Bcllevuo and Willamina. growing tiresome to the people and in popularity every day. Yamhill
Democrats and Republicans every when Gearin relieved the monotony will soon be a solid Democratic
a large number of Republicans county.
where are going to support him.
were heard expressing sentiments
At the head of these columns
If Geo. W. Briedwell was a good similar to his. A large number of
•enough democrat to defeat W. A. Republicans will desert the g. o. p. you will find the ticket which
Graves twice for county clerk, he and vote with the Democrats this should be voted next Monday. It
is the winning ticket.
is a good enough man for republi- year.
-cans to vote for as against R. R.
The tone of tho Republicin press
Mr. Binger Hermann, four years has come down from its high porch
Laughlin or W. R. Derby.
ago, told the farmers that they were
I’rof. C. C. Linden has taught protected 20 cents a bushel on and it is now supplicating alms
. school at Willamina for two years each bushel of wheat. And yet from the hands of the Democrats.
and has given general satisfaction. every farmer in Oregon, knows
Why docs a Republican get mad
He will poll about a solid vote that lie must sell his wheat in the when you talk to l iai about politics.
where he is so well known. He markets of tho world. Hermann It is because they are envious and
will be elected school superinten votes in congress to keep up the would like to be on the winning
dent
tariff' on binder twine and grain side.
Wyatt Harris, Republican can bags. Farmers you ought to see
Is it any satisfaction to a man
didate for recorder, is our present your interests.
to pay money into the hands of a
assessor. He is an utter failure as
Tho Republicans are saying that rich monopolist in order to be abb
assessor. This is admitted by men Archbishop Gross haB anathema to support such a rotten institution
-of all parties, and while he is a tized Jno. M. Gearin, and that no as protection?
good man, he is far from being a Catholic will vote for him. There
Judge Gresham tho talked ot
proficient officer.
is not a word of truth in this story.
Republican
nominee is said to b<
The men for you to vote for are Mr. Gearin is not running in op the most slovenly man in America
position
to
any
church
like
our
Re
Briedwell, Selph, Harris, Gee, Scott,
He is a great man and also has i:
Harris, Thompson, Goucher, Smith, publican friends. He will get great distrust for water.
every
Catholic
and
protestant
Dem
Hall, Linden, Maloney, Kuyken
dall, Belt, Burnett, Gearin. This is ocratic vote in the state and a good
The Republica moto is “Amer
the T elephone ’ s ticket and it is many Republicans besides.
ican Markets for American Pro
hoped that it will be every Demo
Every day the glad tidings nre ductions.” We would like to know
crat’s.
received at this office that Repub if Gov. Woods is an American
licans who have been lost in the production and if he is what Amer
Mr. John Thompson has been dismal
swamp of prohibition are ican market do you propose to gel
deputy county clerk for over twelve finding their
way back into the rid of him. In the history of Gov
years. He served under J. J.
ranks of the grand old party .-Tues Woods there aue several very queer
Sp oncer who was county clerk four day
incidents.
’s Reporter.
vears, and if ho was qualified to
it
may
be
well
to
inform
the
pub
Brutscher told
Commission
he a deputy under the leading Re lic, that two years ago White is
er Ilibbs on the day of the Repub
publican of tho county, In is a said
to have voted the prohibition lican convention that if he wen
proper man for all Republican
ticket.
He has evidently "been elected, he would delay the court
voters to elect
lost in the dismal swamp.” “An house contract as long as possible.
Brother White in two issues of honest confession is good for the And yet the Republican conven
the Reporter has screamed out soul!”
tion put him on the ticket,
“Vote for D. B. Kingery!" He has
Tho following is a dispatch "all for tho sake of harmony
never said a word in behalf of clipcd from the Umpaqua Herald*» see.” Mr. Brutscher will not
Brutacher. I h not this high trea telegraphic columns.
to fulfill the intent of the law.
son ? Wait until the Republicans
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N ew I ndustry .
OREGONIAN SMUT MILL.
of McMinnville hear from Brut-
Brooklyn, N. Y., May 24.—The
cher’s friend* on the east side. He
will boat Kingery if we are not following sign hung out by a prom The Oregonian is one of!he worst
inent surgeon here to day attracts political smut mills in the state.
mistaken.
great attention: “Arms and legs When a journal stoops so low as to
Yamhill will give a rousing re- skillfully amputated, and pensions throw mud at men of recognized
publican majority, “Christianity to guaranteed.
Republican »tump ability and honesty, just because
the contrary notwithstanding.”— speaker» who fought and bled for they are not of the Oregonian's po
Reporter.
the union furnished at reasonable litical faith, is lowering journalism
People of Yamhill county, do rates. For sample of work were- to the lowest depths. This is a free
you see the above ? The republi- fer by permission to Corporal Jim country »nd the people have a right
can party through its filthy mouth- Tanner.” Excitement increasing, to belong to any political organiza
tion they choose. There are just ns
piece, the Reporter, intends to de
feat the democratic party Christian-; A Republican has had print- good men in the Democratic and
ity to the contrary notwithstand-, »d in circular form the alledged Prohibition parties as there arc in
war "record” of Col. John P. Iri»h, the Republican, and this triads of
ing.
as reproduced in the Oregonian. abuse and mud throwing is beneath I he new Light Steel Frame Osborne
Brother White Bays he runs the Tho record pretends to quote from the dignity of any journal that has
o.ily Republican newspaper in the a Democratic ¡taper, of which Irish any pretensions of honesty or de
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county. The majority of the Re was editor 24 years ago, in the state cency. The Or* gonian has always
publicans seem to think that it has of Iowa, nnd in which President beer, the swill cart and smut mill of
rs, but
the highest bidder [ Lincoln, then a candidate for re- Oregon politics, and shows by its
no politics,
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f;ets it. Our Republican friends in election, is abused aflerthe manner actions that its editorial staff would
Lafayette think that the paper is 1 of Republican abuse of Cleveland, find employment more to their 7:
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inconsistent for the reason that Hancock, Tilden and other Demo qualification in herding hogs or
nothing has been said in its col cratic presidential candidates. If cleaning out cattle cars. We w ml I
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umns for Mr. Brutacher, but the the gentleman expects to destroy the like to inform tho Oregonian ns a
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name of Mr. Kingery appears in strong points of Col. Irish’s speech matter of news, that the wnr isover
everv issue. Tho Republicans from by this style of political warfare and would suggest as a matter of
McMiminville after letting the La he deceives himself. When ever Cublic policy, that it takes in it*
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latieres
fayette people dictate to them in you press him on tho tariff loody shirt as it savors too much Ha
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the convention
the nomination question ho dodges behind a “rebel of antiquated cheenuts.—Astoria
e now <1 tc Di’K I to-do what? veil” or a "copperhead."
Pioneer.
Agents
for RUSSELL & CO.’S fíne line of
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Tlireashers, Saw Mills, Wagons, Buggies and
: Farming Implements.
THE BEST WAGON IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
NATIONAL TUBULAR AXLE FARM WAGON,
P arlin ’ s N ew S pring
C ultivator .
We have Double Cultivators with all the
Late Improvements.
A g i W s borne Mower
in
D RTZ eder W i I
Binder
We have the Largest assortment of
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