* <í» WEST SIDE TELEPHONE.! ■ .... .. _ INGERSOLLS LATEST WORD. BISHOP & KAY. New Grocery Store DIUIOCIMTIC PLATFORM New York Independent. ! The following is the democratic platform 1 adopted at the St Louis convention : The ; *The Official Democratic Paper. One who has no respect for Je I democratic _____ party of the United States in iiu - | .pencil a full stock of- hovah v-»*.. can harldy wv be v expected to I tioiial Oonul couveiltiou couventioti assembled a»-i»mbi««l renews the ‘ . , I pledges i pledges of of its its tidelltv tidelltv to to the the ileiuovrulK- <lvniocraiic I , , „ 1 ;.i;o ? much refpect for Mr. Glad- , faith and reaffirms the platform ‘ r - ...... adopte* * ----- * I Gl.ASSWACE. il.L.HEATH............. b/lu representative» iiiiiiv in Uw roll.Cl o I stone. It is true Col. Ingersoll uy its representatives it ion of UUCCKEItY. ,, .. ~ . 1884; endorses by endorece the views expressed exiiret C IG A BN. , M c M innville , F riday , J ink 22, 1888. says some very i*5tnpllinentary ¡dent Cleveland in his last carne -t inufsugt- ■ TOBACCO to congress as a correct interpretation o. 1 Words Of Mr. Gladstone while he that platforiu upon the <| notion of turil! has nothing better than scoff arid reduction ; ¿lid also endue aea ROUTE, . .. file etlbrcs of National Ticket. cointcmpt for the God of the Jews ; our democratic representad? *» in emigre»* __________ in t.y ■ i.iice taxation CLEVELAND andTHURM AN. but he shows as little real deference to secure theréduction Chief amort iiv tin- prii’.clploa of party faith for the statsman as he does for the are the nlalutenanue IntenaiK-e oi ui ... an in,I* solui.lt : Trains ft.r the l.ast leave Asli St. wharf union of free and Indestructibly ? »»tes, now every day at 1S:3O A. II. and 1:15 I’. M. deity. The presence of neither Conte to McMinnville to celebrate about toerttbr upon its ¿t*ui»nd century ot God nor man can hold back his unexampled progress The known devo Attached,to the 1 :!5 p m trniii are through the glorious Fourth. tion to a plan of government, regulated b\ Pulliran Sleeping Cais to Council Bluffs tongue from gibe. a written constitution strictly .-peciiying and St I’aitl. What strikes one ir* the papers evéry granted power and expressly re-L i v The estate of lloscoe Conkling Attached t<» the 12:30 a m train is the ing to the states or peo¡ 1 , the entire un Walla Walla Payton Sleeper, which can foots up between $100,(XX) and of Dr. Field afxl Col. Ingersoll in granted Will sell at Ixitloiii price for cash or ex residue ofpow r -.and the encourage be boarded at East Bort la nd stat ion any the North American Review is their ment of jealous ¡»opular vigilance, direct on $800,000 all left to his wife. after 8 p in change for produce June 13:Slf marked spirit of candor, their all who have been chosen for brief terms tu time Trains arrive at 2:15 ami 7:45 p m everv enact and execute laws, and charged with da\, A. IIU8SEY gracious decency. But the chosen The vote by which tne Demo- the duty of preserving pe ice,insuring e pia.- ■\*rat8 of Oregon were snowed under champion of unbelief is, at best, » itv and establishing jusiicc. The eoinpiny reserve the righ| to 'I The democratic party welcomes an ex change steameiM or sailing «lays, coiner of beautifull and whitty with was 6820. All we can say is, C.G-IEaiSS-tSIiT acting scrutiny 01 the administration ot phrases, to whose mastry he sacri- ‘ i executive v Wait. power, which four years ago was TO A STORIA ,-Str. Il R Thompson ties dignity, politeness and fairness.! c<>n>initte< <1 to its trust in the election <»i leaves Ash at wharf every Monday Wed Grover Cleveland, president of the I’ni'ed ‘ ' Several large bets have been He is not a judge, but always a t States, but it challenges the most searidi- md SaHl d.iv at 11p. in. U S M til made in Portland on the result of partisan. This shows so plainly ing inquiry concerning its fidelity to lh< -te nner leaven Ash st. daily, except Sun- which then invited the suffrages <>i lay, al 6 a. m., fur Abtorii. the November eleetion. Better save in everything he writes that from i pledges the people, during a must critical periou his admirers he gets applause, bu of your money and buy a farm. TO DALLES AND CASCADES, financial affairs resulting from over tax- Leave Ash st. at 6 a. in., except Sun nowhere carries conviction, We > ation, and the uiiomalous condition of our currency ami the ¡minie debt uamatured. GROCERIES, Corporal Tanner the gifted Re do not say to him that is so, but ' It has by the udoption of a wise and con day. publican speaker has declared his that is smart. servative course not only avoided disaster; TO OREGON CITY, Dayton and Al greatly promoted the prosperity of our han.v.—Str. leaves Portland at 7 a. in. intention to move to Oregon soon He argues for a laugh, not for . but CROCKERY, people With bis family and make this conviction. He plays for points, i It has reversed the improvident and un \lomlays Wednesdays and Fridays, for Dayton and way points. Returning leave wise policy of the republican party touch state his permanent home. not for victory. It is all very bril ing GLASSWARE, the public domain and has rcvuiinied f Davton as G. a. in., fuesilays, Thursdays liant, but it is not war. Those who 1 from corporations and symliuatys, alien ; md Saturdays. For Albany and way Are the democrats of Yamhill enter the lists with him can harldy and domestic, and restored to tlu* people . points at 6 a. m., Rlontlays and Thurs 100.000,0)0 acres of valuóle lamí days. Returning, leave Albany Wednes CANDY AND county too demoralized to organize expect to get the better of him, for , nearly which will be held sacredly as homestead- days and Siktivdavs. TICKET OFFICE a campaign club? There is some what chance has the soldier with for our eitiMns. FIRST A OAK STS. A. L. MAXWELL, Wlaile carefully guarding the interests ot NOTIONS. talk of organizing one for the pre the circus acrobat? Gen. Pass. <& Ticket A "ent. justice and equality, it has paid out more cincts of Bellevue, Sheridan and Nevertheless, the circus is only ror pensions and bounties U* the soldivis Willamina. play, while the soldier’s life is and sailors of the rvpulAh than was ever before during an equal ¡ criod. work. We may be amused at In paid It lias adopted and consistently pursued This is the only comment the Alta gersoll, but somehow it is the a firm ami prudent foreign policy, preserv California, Colonel John I’. Irish’s church that conquers the world. ing peace with all naiiouo while sc rupulously maintaining ah the rights and interests oi paper, has contained in reference to The serious men are for Christ not our government and people at home and abroad. The exclusion from our shores uf the late election in this state : anti-Christ. All progress follows chínese laborers Luv* been effectually secured “Where rolls the Oregon, and the lead of religion and not of ir- • under the provision.') of a treaty, the ope: :i- hears no sound save* his own gnash religion. Col. Ingersoll can start ' tion of which has been postponed by the ac tion of a republican majoriiy in the senate. ings.” ______________ • a hoarser laugh than Mr. Gladstone, lioDOt reform in civil service has b< ci inaugurated and maintained by President John F. Swift, the speaker who and can shtx-k one with a coarser Clevelaini an 1 he has brought Lae pithhc followed Irish through Oregon, blasphemy, but the world that servlet to the highest standard of cili- iencx not not only by rule and precept, but by and who is a delegato to the na seeks the truth with candid Glad the example of his own untiring andunscit- stone accounts for more than the ish administration of public affairs tional convention at Chicago is world which claps the jest. In every branch and department of the sick and can not attend on that government under democratic control, tne account. the and welfare of ail the people Secretary Endicott has bought have rights been guarded and defen .led. Every 2000 blankets for the American public interest has been protected and the The Empress Consort, or the army from English manufacturers. eqality of all our citizens before the law principal wife to the Chinese Em without regard to race or color has been Why? Inquiry was made at the ' steadfastly maintained peror, has been selected. She will Upon its record thus exhibited and upon be rather expensive to the people custom house in Portland whether the pledge of u continuance to the benefits any course woolen goods and blank of democracy it invokes a renewal of the j as the price paid for her is 4,000,- ets, such as poor people use, were popular trust by the re-election of a chic: I 000 taels. who has been fai'bful. able ami ¡ imported. The answer of the chief magistrate prudent It invokes in admiration to that This office is in receipt of the clerk was, none whatever. Cheap trust also the transfer to the democracy the legislative power Tho repurilicau book entitled “The Resources of the blankets such as made by American entire party controlling the senate, and existing State of Oregon.” It was compiled manufacturers are largely cotton in both houses of congress, prevents, the of the uniust and unequal tax by the state board of agricolture and shoddy, and the high tariff reformation laws, which nave outlasted the necesEÍiivs and is a volume which will attract that keeps out foreign goods obli of war and arc now undermining the abun much attention to this state. There ges poor people to buy them. Secre dance of a long peace, and denies to tlu equality before thehiw, ami the fair has been great need for such a book. tary Endicott could not buy a people ness and justice which are their rights cheap, coarse woolen blanket of The cry of American labor for a share in The edition is 200,0(X). American manufacture. It must the rewards of industry is still stiffed with pretenses Enterprise is fettered uird I havo seen and I know—and I certainly seem a joke to the laborer false hound down to the same markets and the think I know him full well—Grover as he crawls under shoddy-cotton capitalist is discouraged with doubt. democratic party will continue with Cleveland, our president of the blankets at bed time that the dic all The the power eoidirmcd to it, the struggle United States, and on my honor, tionary says a blanket is made of to reform these laws, in accordance with the pledges of ¡is last pial form endorsed al as a man who is bound to tell the wool ; but the joke is much greater the ballot box bv the» suffrages of the peo truth to his fellowman, I don’t be to the blanket manufacturer. Cour ple. < >f all the md’.i dri ) is free men of oar land, the immens • majority, including lieve that a more honest, braver, ier. every letter in the s ale, gain no advanti.g truer man ever filled the presi from excessive tax laws, hut the price oi everything they buy is increased In dential ehair of the United States.— In nn interview with a correspon I ' nearly a favoritism oi i.n unequal system of ta> A llen G. T hurman , in 1887. COLUMBIA RIVER Fresh Vegetables of all descriptions vili he kept while in Season. The of New Goods, Latest Styles and Lowest Prices of Spring and Summer Clothing and Gents Tweed. $10 00 | We also carry a full lino ,lf .. 11 00 old and reliable Brownsvill \V i u 12 00 Mill’s Goods, in both Heavv^S .( 14 00 Light weight. No goods sold d ll 15 (Ml Oregon give better satisfaction in ° u u 1(1 (X) W o have just added a Merchant H it 17 50 Tailoring department to our Rea(u U u 20 00 Made business It is under £ 22 50 control of Mr. J. E. Ross, whof The Finest G 00 well known to be a fine cJtte’Tand All Wool Norfolk Jackets 1 50 i fitter. a Men’s Ulsters u it -1,Wc -Vil1. be1 *e.H Pleased ‘0 l>av0 ll ll 3 00 our friends desiring special suit. ll ll 5 00 give us a call. A big Drive in Seersucker The prices for Tailor .Made Good» $2 00 will be materially reduced and W6 Coats and Vests at Alpaca Coats and Vests 4 50 think are cheaper than any 'VsUJor Fancy Checks 2 50 shop in Oregon. Alpaca Coats ond Vests Remember our old motto, Our lines of Neck Wear, Hosiery, THE BEST GOODS FOR THE Silk Handerchiefs, Summer Under wear, Gloves, Cuffs and Collars, LEAST MONEY. Plain and Fancy Shirts are full and complete, and our stock of now Style Hats eclipse any stock ever before offered to the people of Yamhill. McMinnville, Oregon. Light Weight Suit at if a u ic Bishop & Kay, HARDWARE and FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ville, Oregon kgonts for RUSSELL & CO.’S Hue line of Threasliers, Saw Mills, Buggies and »? Wagons, Farming Implements. Wau’ou Within a few months one of the greatest nations in the world has lost two kings. The af fairs of the nation are now in the hands of King William II. He is a young man and it is probable from his letter to tho people, that ho intends to keep peace in Ger many by tho keeping of a largo soldiery ready for war at any mo ment. It is claimed that the Dominion of Canada awarded a contract to build a bridge over the Frazer river on the Canadian Pacific, at $1,500,- (XX) to contractor Onderdonk, who sublet the work to a contracting firm for $400,000, which in turn let the job to another contractor for $100,000 who let it for $75,(MM), at which figure the bridge was built. dent of the New York Herald, | i'.-gi-i'.’tkm' unnecessary taxation is unjust. 1: Count Von Moltko, the greatest of is Ail to tho creed of democracy that German generals, gave his opinion by repugnant such taxation the cost of the íiects-arie.- of the great generals of the Amer of life thould be already unjustly inefea-ed to all oil:* re »p’e. .hidg -d by the demo ’rat ican Civil War: ie principles, the interests of the people art 1 have always regarded Generals buried when, by unnecessary taxation, trusts and (ombinr.tior.s are permitted tn Grant, Sherman and Lee as the exist, which, while unduly enriching a few. representative type of the highest combine to rob the body of our citizens b\ form of modern strategists, but Gen depriving them of the benet.to of national eral Sheridan struck me as the competition. E\erv democratic rule of government.:’ type of a thoroughly American Gen action is violated when, through unnvecssa ry taxation a vast sum of money, far he eral, with all the wonderful energy yond the needs of an economical adminis and fertility of resources tint char tration, is drawn from the people and tin channels of free trade, and the wealth ae acterize the nation, ami probably cumulated as a demoralizing surplus is in no better cavalry commander has the national treasury. The money now ly ever taken the field. He was a ing idle in the federal treasury resulting from -uperlluous uixi'.tion amounts to mon past master in using horses for all than. $125.0'00,DUO, and the surplus collected they are worth, and all the armies is reaching the sum of more than ,00,000,- 000 annually of Europe have adopted many of Debauched . by this immense temptation the lessons taught by him in the the remedy of the republican party is t< meet and exhaust by extravagant appropri tactic use of cavalry. ations ami expenses, whether constitution BEST WAGON IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. THE NATIONAL TUBULAR AXLE FARM WAGON, P arlin ’ s N e ® S prinq C ultivator * al or not, the accumulation of extravagant We of the United States are ac- taxation 'I'he «lemoeratic policy is to enforce fru customed td boast that we have a galitv in public expense and abolish unnvc legislation. Here is the recipe for harness big country; but even to our spirit rss»iry Our established domestic industries niui dressing adopted by the United of boasting the account given in enterprises should not and nee I nor b< by the reduction and correctim States government: One gallon tho June Century by George M. | endangered of the hurtlens of taxation neat’s foot oil, two pounds pay berry Keenman, of tho magnitude of Si < >n the contrary, a fair and careful r»- lie duct ion of our tax laws, v\ ilh dm* a I Iowa nc* tallow, two ]H>unds beeswax. 1’ut beria is quite overpowering. tor the difference between the v ages <>! the above in a pan over a moderate tells us that the whole of the Uni I American and foreign labor, must prmnot« fire. When thoroughly dissolved, ted States from Maine to Oregon, I ami encourage every branch of such imlus- ami enterprise l»y giving them the a> add two quarts of castor oil; then ami from Lake Superior to thei i | tries siirance of an. extended market and the while on the fire stir in one ounce Gulf of Mexico, if set down in the' steady and continued operations and inter (Sis of American labor, wlreli should in n< of lampblack. Mix well and strain middle of Siberia would not touch event be neglected. through a fine cloth to remove sed anywhere the boundaries of that I The revision of our tax laws contemplate* the tlvnioerats should pro»m>tv the ad iment ; let it cool, and keep in tin great division of the Russian Em | by vantage of such labor bv cheapening th pire. cans. i co 4 ol* the necessaries of life in the lu ine Again, the whole territorial ex | of eve y working num, at dm same tin . to him steady i.nd rcniunvrative D in ' s a protected employer pay tent of the United States, including ' securing employnumt. Alaska, with that of all Europe out higher wnges than an Unprotected I p»»n this question of tariff reform, s* ly concerning every phase of our ra one? How can a protective tariff side of Russia added, would still i vlox tional hfe. ami up<m every question invol compel an employer to pay high fall short of Silx>ria in dimensions 1 vol in the pruok-m of good government wages? Does every rich employer by over :UM).(KM) square miles. i (lie denme atic parly -ubn.i’s its prim ip.’r- prufvs-ioiLS to the suffrages of ih pay higher wages than one moder This is only another way of stating | and A met lean pc«‘| I»*. ately well-to-do in the same busi that it is 2500 miles wide from north I lie platform was unanimously adapted ness; ar.d, if not, how are working to south and 5(MM> miles long from men benefited ns a policy which east to west. Its northern latitude The Oregonian’s press diepatcl.ee rolls up great fortunes for the few is that of Greenland, while its ex are again very partisan. Four at the expense of the many? These treme southern boundary extends years ago they were very bad, fur are a few of the questions the to about the latitude of Naples, nished no news at all only that protection organs should answer.— giving it, of course, great diversity which would do g.Hxl for the repub of soil and climate. It has a fer lican party. Democrat. This early in the tile and arable zone on the south campaign it opens out with a very Secretary Endicott has bought four or five hundred miles in width partisan dispatch column. 2,000 blankets for the American extending its wh<de length, where h--v* army from England manufacturt rs. all the crops of the temperate zone •X\ VtXAVtVV alwsys Aek.r'» Baby Thus the war department admin- are cultivated with success. Bonthor at li»uj. It la thè aaly m U Across this country for a distance medicine yet mede that will nuovo aM isters another scorching rebuke to the audacious American sheep. of 5(MM) miles, a railroad is being infantile di.«>rd>-ra. li contains ae OptMS M -rpAiae, bui rivo» thè ehild »«tarai Tho al>ove is from a pajK-r publish pushed to the shores of the Pacific •r mlm J ' >•"» ywi'a. Urico 25 conta. SoN by ed in Yamhill county. The editor ocean. If, as her empire develops,! Geo. W. Buri, drii. iiiaL lacks tact or he never would have Russia can hold her people togeth-i published tho fact that blankets er, infuse them with national spirit , On July 1st the new officers will for our soldiers bad to be pun-luis- and wield their national power to l>e sworn in. The affairs of the ed in England, for the reason that great ends, she will la-come in the1 county will be in chaos for a few the blankets -manufactured by next ages the great |x>wcr of the weeks. Americans are not blankets but an Eastern world. "VY thatave fretful, peevish, imitation of cotton, or “shoddy“ AJV.vWW crons, or troubled with ns it is called. A little free wool Every laboring man should rend Windy Colic, Teathing Pains, or would give them a chance to make the article in llelfords magazine, en Stomach Disorders, can be relieved onco by using Acker’» Babv Soother. good cloth and the laborer would titled Protection, tl»c Enemy <f nt It contains no Opium or Morphine, Haynikrs ui me incest Pattern have good clothes without going to Wnges. It i;- ly Thomas (». Sher Uaace ii Ctfe. Price 25 ceuta. bold by KufUnd man, W. Butt, druggist. No 4 Osborne Mower luuht Strci Frame Osborne Bind We have Double Cultivators with all the Late Improvements. Die well known Kose Disc Harrow. We have the Largest assortment of Buggies in Yamhill county. martin