K
OVERCOATS!
Lines of
Our
Overcoats
OVERCOATS
are now
and they are
here
immense
OVERCOATS!
Look at
Styles.
-z
these
All kinds of Worsted, Four shades of Milton, Beaver, Kersie, Trico, Chin Chilla, Cassimere, McIntosh and Rubber
Don’t Fail to See them Whether Yon Buy 6r Not.
Cheaper than ever before, from
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Our stock of Hats, Shoes, Underwear, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Piece Goods, Blankets, Comforts,
in fact all lanes are now very large and you can find all the latest styles at less than Portland prices.
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.
A tax, properly speaking, is a burden
with a benefit, You pay so much wa­
ter, police or school ’tax, and receive
HARDING &. HEATH. Publishers.
its equivalent in waterworks watchmen
and education. But when you pay SI
for a thing and another dollar as duty
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
on it, what do you get for that extra
Oc* Copy, per year, inadrance................. $2 00 dollar? Strictly speaking, therefore,
One Copy, aix months in advance............. 1 00 protectionist orators are right in saying
thetariff is not a tax. It is a burden
Entered at the poetoffice at McMinnville without a benefit, just as if the money
had been lost or stolen.
Oregon, as second-class matter.
HORACE
greeley s PREvtsioN, |
what The Editors Say
Io $25
KAY & TODD,
McMinnville,
Oregon.
Personal and Pertinent.
fæll
In his admirable speech at the un­ The horse stealing traffic should be
Adelina Patti will sing fourteen times
veiling of the Greeley statue, Mr. De­ abolished in this country, no matter at in Russia, and get 1000 guineas for each
pew alluded to the greatest act of moral what cost. Horses are stolen, not only time.
courage ever performed by a public one or two at a time, but in bands as
Senator Wade Hampton, notwith­
teacher and a party leader In this coun­ high as thirty, and right under the eyes
try—the signing by Horace Greely of of the state law. The owner of stolen standing liis cork leg, is an expert
the bail bond of Jefferson Davis—and stock does not feel able to offer a reward horseman.
D Street, McMinnville.
Dr. Talmage says that the report that
said:
for the capture of the thieves, and it is he is getting stout is an invention of
The act cost him the governorship of
tiie state of New York, the estrangment at least the duty of the county court to Satan.
of friends and loss of money. But it offer a standing reward for their cap­ Oliver Wendell Holmes is said to use
wax one of those staggering blow» by ture, a decent sum for any man who
Ixidies arc invite«! to call ant! examine
As Republicans imagine that Great which a strong man wakes up his would risk his life to capture the still the same gold pen with which he
T he advertising R ates of T he T ele ­
our stock.
countrymen, though he may be thieves, since the county officers are has written for 25 years.
phone -R egister are liberal, taking-in Btittain is dying to have the United
consideration the circulation. Single States lower its tariff, they will be sur­ killed by the recoil. It enforced the yet
Pennsylvania prohibitionists are in
not understood lesson of Appomattox, unable to. If prompt setion is not tak­
inch. $1 .00; each subsequent inch, $.75.
Special inducements for yearly nr semi- prised to learn that .lames Hill, a that reconciliation ami unity would en the farmers and stockmen will lie a small measure ho]K-ful. At least they
BODIÆ & WALKER,
yearly contracts.
Scotch iKiiitician, who lias just made a not i»me through drum-head court justified in forming necktie parties as have nominated Mr. Gill for governor
martials and trials for treason. Still
Mr. Clarkson is the last to bark at
J ob W ork N eatly A nd Q uickly E xecuted tour of the world, said the other day: impatient for the burial of war issues, in the years gone by. We are in favor of
nis i
at reasonable rates Our facilities are “All I can say is, ‘God help English­
hanging the rascals, without judge or Mr. Blaine. Presently the big mastiff'
the best in Yamhill county and as goo«i men when the Americans go for free for the blending of the whole country
into
a
common
Americanism
which
will
liave
the
whole
kennel
of
mongrels
jury.— Weston Leader.
as any in the state
A complete steam
All kinds of work done in excellent man­
f trade!
At this moment they are pay. would concentrate their energies upon
plant insures quick work.
I snapping at his heels.
ner Plans ami specifications with esti­
the
development
of
the
wealth
and
re
­
mates
furnished on application.
..
* * *
ing thirty millions into our pockets on
R esolutions of C ondolence and \ i . l O iht -
Call on or address
sources of the land, and, as lie lielieved I Of course tlie state of Oregon must: Bismarck is not a very good conver­
account
of
the
ship
building
ami
carry
­
make
an
exhibit
at
the
World
’
s
fair
at
uary Poetry will be charged for at regular
BODLE A WALKER.
give to the freedmen tlieir political1
sationalist, and he is a worse orator.
advertising rates.
ing trade which their idiotic navigation rights, he organized and led the revolt Chicago, and it should lie on a gener­
McMinnville. Or
While making a public speech he sways
»
«
laws
have
lost
to
them.''
of
1872.
Its
labors
and
anxieties
sapped
ous
scale.
We
arc
wedged
in
lietween
A ll C ommunications M ist B e S igned B y
liis strength, its slanders and dissipa­ California, whose citizens will ask a $1- backward and forward and twirls his
the person who sends them, not for pub­
thumbs.
Mr. Boutelle requests the secretary of tions broke liis heart. But his victo­
lication, unless unaccompanied by a "non
de plume,” but for a guarantee of good the navy to state whether he is using rious spirit heard tlie last words of ttie 000,000 appropriation for the expenses
Senator McMillan, though on the
faith. No publications will be published
commander, Gen. Grant, echo­ of an exhibit, and Washington, which
foreign ore for our new steel guns, and great
shady side of .50, is regarded as tlie best
unless so signed.
ing
his
sentiments,
and
has
witnessed
I will no doubt lx? represented on a grand
if so, why. The probabilities are that the nation advancing by leaps and
* * ft
dressed man in the senate. Still, he
i scale, for the people of tliat common­
A ddress A ll C ommunications . E ither tor
bounds
in
prosperity
and
happiness
the
secretary
is
using
sueli
ore
and
for
hardly gets dressed down as much as
the editorial or business departments, to
wealth
are
Ixxmiers,
and
will
not
miss
|
T he T f . lephone -R f . girter , McMinnville, the all-sufficient reason that it is best under his policy.
Senator Quay does.
I have purchased the
Oregon.
It is a quarter of a century since such an opportunity. There is little '
for the purpose, and if Mr. Boutelle
ft »
doubt that this will be the greatest fair ) , The anti-lottery bill makes it illegal to
Greely
jierforuied
this
act
of
moral
he
­
were
a
wise
man
he
would
not
have
S ample Corizs O f T he T elei - hose -K egis -
invest money in the Louisiana lotterj-,
tf . r will be mailed to anv person in the offered his resolution, which means, in roism in the interest of national peace ever held anywhere, for the people of
United States or Knrope. who desires one,
Chicago will have nothing else. The there is yet no bill against a man tak­
and
union.
Eighteen
years
have
elaps
­
the first place, that even twenty-five
ing a 82 bill and lighting liis cigar
free of charge
years of protection have not produced ed since his memorable and fatal cam­ legislature next winter must take some with it and it conies to the same thing.
» ’ •
Warehouse, in McMinn-
action, and it’s not too early to begin to
W e I xvite Y ov To < umi - ake die rr.l.z-
paign,
organized
and
led
to
give
force
a first-class steel, and, in the second, to
fhoxe -K egister with anv oilier paper
outline
what
that
action
should
lx>.
—
;
Colonel
Frederick
A.
Bee,
Chinese
ville, and it will be
get a first-class gun we must go abroad. to Gen. Grant’s aspiration: “Let us|
published in Yamhill county.
consul to San Francisco, is said to be
have peace.” The party which scorned i j Salem Statesman.
the only American, with the exception
The World’s fair is fast becoming a the patriotic counsel and drove Greeley
THOROUGHLY RE FITTED
.Ill subecribers who do not recciie their
The mortgage tax law is not tlie only
paper regularly will confer a faror by im­ vehicle for the distribution of cash to to his grave was forced to follow the ' measure which has acted as an incubus of Anson Burlingame, who held a dip­
lomatic office under tliat government.
mediately reporting the same to thin office. party vermin. The salary list amounts spirit of liis rejected advice and aban­
And put in good order in
to *70,000 per year. *55,000 of this goes don its policy of punishment and upon the growth and prosperity of Ore­ If Colonel Geo. B. Davis, the new di­
There
is
also
the
usury
law
which
i gon.
time to receive grain. All
to prominent republicans who have plunder. The nation, and especially
rector-general of the world’s fair, gives
Thursday, October 2, 1890.
been appointed officers of the fair. the southern section, has “advanced by should lie repealed. Money should lie entire satisfaction in his position, he is
Attention will be paid to
Nearly all the offices created should lie icajis 1U1’* bounds in prosperity and the same as any commodity in the mar­ the man above all others for his party
The four year old stallion Alabasteo, honorary, and about *15.000 per year happiness under his policy” since the ket—bring all it is worth whether that to nominate for president of the United
the wants of the Farmer,
made a mile in 218| at Indc|>endcnce should pay the salary.
bayonet props were withdrawn from be 10 per cent, a month. These laws States. •
which
liamjH'r
trade
do
no
good
to
any
and I solicit a share of the
Iowa, August 29, 1890.
the corrupt carpet-bag governments in
But how can a party die lietter
Amelia Rives Clianler is studying art
one. The borrower now has to pay
Than by facing fearful odds.
1387.
Patronage.
at Fontainebleau and doing no writing.
One of America’s pet bruisers was Fighting,' not for the principles of its
And yet the “lesson of tlie Appoma- more than one per cent, a month, when She goes but little into society, although
fathers,
knocked out by a pet English bruiser.
the commission of money brokers is
lint for the Mammon from its Gods. tox” in teaching the way to “reconcil­ taken into consideration, and he is anx- the French people admire her, and
F. MtWIiOFF.
When gentlemen of this class conn- to­
iation and unity,” as recalled by Mr.
Mme. Carnot, the president’s wife, has
gether someone usually gets hurt.
and
willing
to
do
it;
for,
if
money
is
at
The national bureau of statistics fur­ Depew, is so far forgotten by tlie pres­
a high price it is worth as much to the taken a great fancy to her.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE
1
The most valuable metal in the world nishes some interesting information ent leaders of the party which Greely poor as to the rich man. — Tiny s-Aimm-
Having gone to Puget Sound as one
is .said to he gallium, which is worth I about tlie foreign increment of our pop- | was forced to desert, that tlieir energies taineer.
of the government commissioners to se­
$3250 an ounce. Calcium brings *1800 ! illation. In the forty years last past are directed to peiqictuating tlieir pow-
lect a site for a dry dock, Mr. Thomas
a pound, and corium «1920 jer pound. there 'nave come to ns, from abroad, . er by a Force bill behind which bristles
“It will take the Oregonian until after C. Platt might call to liis aid some of
■ the very considerable number of 12,915- ; the bayonet. Nearly twenty years ago
Gold is worth $240 a ponnd.
the next legislature adjourns to demon­ his new experience in selecting a place
94:: human souls. Dividing the forty s Horace Greeley was impatient for the
I
—AND—
The mossbacks of this city say that : years into “lustrunis”—periixls of five i burial of tlie war issues. These issues strate that it doesn’t know any more to dry dock liis senatorial eraft and as­
alxrut
the
tax
question
than
any
body
certain where tlie leak is.
railroads, like lightning, are bound to years each—we find the heaviest in­ were dead then. They have mouldered
We do
hit here soon, as they are striking every come front 1881 t<> 1885, inclusive, num­ I since. And yet the leaders at YYash- j else,’’ says the Salem
Prof. William D. Marks, supervising1
little town in the northwest. This is bering 2,975,683. In tlie last five years ! ington are desperately trying to get one not think the Oregonian feels it has a engineer of the Edison Electric Light
monopoly
on
tlie
subject,
yet
we
have
true, but they can bring it a great deal from is.su» to 1860 inclusive, the number ; more president out of them! An hour
225 Miles Shorter—20 hours les*
company, of Philadelphia, an electrical
time than by any other route.
quicker if they will raise the wind and j of immigrants was 2,265,847. The larg- of the great editor at his old post would an idea that tlie Oregonian knows more expert,says he will stake his reputation
«end up their little kites.— Astoria Col­ ! est increase for any one year was in ¡ give to these men a ksson which they of the question than the Stateenian, be­ as an electrical engineer on liis ability
OrFirat claRH through pa^enger and freight
cause it discusses it and tin- fHateeman
umbian.
1882, xvhen there came to its 788,992.— sorely need.—JV. 1”. World.
line from Portland and all points in the Wil­
only swears at those who do. If either to construct an electric motor that can
lamette
valley to and from San Franciaco.
. Cincinnatti Enquirer.
take a train of ears from New York to
The university of Berlin, with its
The other day Col. Duke Bailey a j believes it “knows it all’’ we must de- Philadelphia in thirty-six minutes.
Time Schedule (except Sundays).
i;000 students and scores of famous pro­ After all the republicans-eem to have- scarred and disabled soldier of the civil , cide that tin- Statesman is the paper: its
Leave Albany. .1:30 pm, Leave Yaquina 6:45 a:u
Count Papjienlieim, who married
LeaveCorvnllie 1:10 pm LeaveCorvaili«10:35 tut
fessors, has a capital of but $750,000. Its had sufficient success in Wyoming. war killed himself in Chicago because • silence on this important question bears
Arrive Yaquina5:30 pm; Arrive Albany 11:10 am
Miss Wheeler, the Philadelphia heiress
largest endowment that of the Countess The first legislature of the new state of his disability to support two growing I us out in this.— Eaet Oregonian.
O. Jc C. trains connect at Alban} and Cor-
has bis ambitions, like the rest of us.
vallia.
Bos«-, is only $150,000. Nevertheless, it will have in the senate fifteen republi­ children and himself. That he was a
The above trains connect atYAQt iNA with
It is a well-established fact that our But the count is modest and does not
is the seat of the highest German learn­ cansand one democrat, in the house patriotic and brave man is shown by
the Oregon Developement Co’a. Line of Bleam-
ahipa t»etween Yaqnina and San Eranciaco.
ing, and claims to have the ablest corps twenty-nine republicans and four demo­ the scars received in battle. Several \ present assessment laws fail to reach propose to write a book or produce a
N. B.—VaasengerK from Portland and all Wi!-
<>f instructors of all the world’s schools. crat«. Thus out of a total of forty-nine saber cuts adorned his face, his breast the end for which they were intended. play. “1 am going to brew a 1 letter
anicttr» Valley Points can make close connrc
The
mortgage
tax
law
was
intended
in
beer
than
the
Dortmund,
”
said
the
*
tion with the* trains of tlie Y aquina H oute at
members the republicans liave fourty- was covered with bayonet stabs and
Albany or Corvallis, ami if destined to Sau
Says an eminent physician: “So four. This makes the legislature quite one limb was taken away by a cannon i a measure to reach these money loaners count, “if I spend my last dollar—that
Francisco, should arrange to arrive at Yaquina
long as men uncover their heads in ■ t<> lop-sided. A more even division of ball. This man above thousands of ' who, it was believed, were paying taxes is my ambition.”
the evening before date of sailing.
j
upon
lint
a
small
portion
of
their
theatres, halls, etc., just so long catarrh | strength and responsibility is lx-tter for others should have received a pension
Sailing Dates.
James
I.
King,
of
Buffalo,
registered
!
will l»e a national ailment, and men all interests.— Oregonian.
The SlcaTncraWillamette will sail
fit to support himself but lie did not. 1 wealth. But it has failed to accom­ at the Bohemian spa, at Carlsbad, dur­
FROM YAQVINA,
FROM RAN rRAWrW'4)
suffer with facial neuralgia and bron-
Well! Did you ever expect to hear His health was shattered by service for plish the desired result in a great ineas- ing lite summer, and was announced I
August 1.
July 20.
ehial affections. There is no more sense , the above expression come from the our country leaving him without a ; lire, and men who were once strong
August 6.
August 11.
in the local press as James I., king of;
in a man removing his hat than there Oregonian? It is right surely but the physical means of support. His sup­ I friends of this law, now are favorable
August 21.
August Ki,
i Buffalo. Tliis brought down upon him '
August
28.
August 31.
I
to
its
rejx-al.
—
Neio
Preen.
is in a woman laying aside her bonnet. paper has never expressed an opinion port was gained by literary work and
sueli it rush of beggars, tuft-hunters,
like it Ix-fore.
the pittance issued him by the govern­
REMEMBER
and fee-searchers that he had to get out
I
The republican party as represented
The Oregon Pacific Popular Slimmer Ex­
ment. This as the children grew older , It would be a good idea to elect a
cursions—I xhv rate Tickets now on Sale
We have heard another reason why : and he aged lxx-ame to small, and al­ i newspaper reporter to the office of ns- of town. Some of the natives even
in Congress is indeed a queer animal.
from all Willamette Valley points to Ynqui-
They will unseat a democrat to place in i this county Ixnirs the poetic name of though having faced thousands of men I sessor, in Multnomah county, and let took him for Buffalo Bill.
na and return.
his stead a negro, but who ever heard i Yamhill. 5’ears ago when the first set- and volleys of musketry and cannon, him assess while making his rounds
Governor Waterman, of California, is
Passenger and freight rates always tlie low
est Foi information, apply to Messrs. HUL-
of the party showing partiality to­ , tiers came here they found on the bank he was not brave enough to stand the i gaining facts aliout capital invested in ■ ■ much embittered by liis failure to se.
MAN A CO., Freight and Ticket AgenUi, 200
ward a negro place hunter. They nev­ j of tlie Routh Yamhill river numerous ■ sight of his children’s hunger and he i business«, and manufactures. There is i i cure a renominatiou. The Los Angeles
and 202 Front street, Portland, Oregon; or to
C. C. HOCUE,
er have sacrificed a white oftiee seeker ■ little mounds looking like potato hills, took his life. The government gave too great a difference lietween the fig­ limes reports him assaying: “I want
| Acting (len’l. Frt. <V Pass. Agt., Oregon Pa- i
for a black one and never will. It costs i or, as tlie first settlers were from the 1 him a small allowance so that thou­ ures given the reporter and the asses­ to see tlie whole ticket knocked out.
i R. ” Co , Corval’ia, Oregon.
6
C. H. HASWELL, Jr.,
them nothing to oust a democrat for a south, yam hills. This is said by one ! sands of no account scamps, who, if sor. Some other counties might profit The republicans have acted so d---- n
Geu*L Fit. <V Pass. Agt., Oregon bDvelopmeiii
of tlie settlers to lx* the why of the ever wounded were shot in the back, hy sueli a course.— Eugene Per/iKter.
negro republican.
smart I want to see them get left. Not
(X, Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
I al! the way, of course, but so far as the
I name. Several jieople liave told us of should receive a part of the pension ap­ i
The little English sparrows have the many small mounds on the banks propriations. The country owed that
The Mormons in Wyoming voted the ’ head of the ticket—Markham anil Bow-
learned a new dodge since the electric of tlie river, from which were taken In­ . man a living, and it is a shame to the republican ticket ami the g. o. p. was | ers—is concerned.
lights replaced gas in the New York dian beads, etc. They were probably country that it did not pay its debt to saved. The Mormons in Idaho were
Two of the seven ladies in waiting of
city parks. When the current is turned erected as a religious rite, and it is no i him. Thousands receive* pension who disfranchised by congress. They had a
1$ the oldest end rr.nrt popular Relrntlfic and
mechanical
pitbli«lied anil has the largept
Queen
Margaret of Italy, are New
off' at dawn, the bottoms of the glolx-s doubt from this Yamhill county got its . have never earned it lint they have habit there of voting the democratic
Circulation of any pai»er of iff* da«« in the world.
Fully Ifluatrated. Best ria«« of Wood Eng rar-
are filled with hundreds of insects that name. It is more natural than the rea­ votes and can eontriliute to enrich some ticket. In Wyoming their allegiance York girls—the Princess Vicovaro, who
I nix«. Publinhe'l weekly. Fen«! for «pecirnau
«•••py. Price (3 a year. Four month«’ trial, tl.
was Miss Elenor Lorillard Spencer and
have been attracted by the light and sons heretofore given.
Ml’NN A CO., Pcui ISHF.US. a;i Broadway, N.Y.
to the party of Quay, Reed and Harri­ the Princess Brancnccio, who was Miss
scoundrelly jx-nsion agent.
killed. The sparrows come around af­
son, like charity, covers a multitude of Hickson Field. The Prince Vicovaro
ARCHITECTS & BUILDERQ
People in this city do not take the
The Elgin Watch Uoinpimy, through sills.— Ronebueg Review.
ter the globe has cooled off", slide down
M Edition of Scientific American. V
.
is
a
Cenci,
anil
still
owns
the
stately
time
to
figure
the
amount
of
water
its
Chicago
agency,
insolently
boasts
in
the carlxm and devour the insects.
A great euccew. Each i««ue contain« colored
palace which lielonged to Lucrezia Pc-
wasted which escapes from open faucets the American Econinunt official organ
if liogrnphic plates of country and city reaiden-
The only reciprocity really under­ troni, the stepmother of Beatrice Cenci,
or public building«. Numerous engrarlnf«
I
and full plan« and «peci Heat ions for the uae of
The suits brought by Col. Dudley small leaks in pipes etc. Take for in­ of the Protective Tariff League—that it stood by the republican leaders is that
«iirtia«contemplate building. Price tVA) a roar.
?.’»ot«. a copy.
MUNN & CO., P ubi iSHritf.
against theNew York newspapers have stance the amount of water which sells cheaper to the foreigner than to which has been established lietween together witli many memorials of the
! ill-fated beauty.
never lieen prosecuted. An order was I would escape during the year from a the American; that it gives the Cana­ them ami the manufacturers. The
may ba aecur.
cd by apply.
obtained by the World for Col. Dudley's I hole 1.64 of an inch in diameter, equiv­ dian job1x?r extra discounts over the manufacturers provide the campaign | A unique canvass is now progressing
Inp to Ml’XX
ft Co.. *bo
examination, under oath, as to the au­ alent in size to a small cambric needle. American jobber,and after slapping the funds and the republican leaders recip­ in the Fort Scott (Kan.) district, where
harp hurt over
H 4-' •■ •
’
- Hnd have made over
Under the present head at the water public in the face wants to know“ What rocate by taxing consumers to enrich Gen. John 11. Rice and his son are op­
thorship of the letter, but the colonel
!•*'
::)'t.l:<-;iih;ri« for American end F«»r*
1 ■
J^end tor Handbook. <’orrr«-
refused to answer the questions pro­ works nearly 150 atmospheres or about are you going to do about it?"
iwndeiict! «irk’tly <* >nfldential.
! the manufacturers.— A!bang Democrat. posing candidates for tlie legislature,
a ’
65
lbs.
to
the
square
inch,
the
quantity
Gen. Rice asks liis friends to deal len­
pounded to him. The suits have all
TRADE MARKS.
I
A Romantic Marriage.
In case jrour mr.rk 1« not Tejri«torc<i in tbo Pat­
been dismissed, although none of the of water which would .-scape during
Tlie great work of the next legisla- iently with the lx>y; that lie is young
ent Oflice, apply It. Mr\X K ('<>., arid procure
iuHnedtaie pivtectiou. Rond for llandb'xA.
On Monday our justice of the peace, (turc will be the enactment of a good and immature, and while he means.
defendant newspapers have made any the year if the hole was continually
COPYRIGHTS for hooka, chart«, trap«
open would reach 26,280 gallons, or Mr. Abe Axtell was asked by a hurry­ ! revenue law. I,ct that body devote its well lie does not know near as much as
•tc., quickly procured, zlddreas
detraction or apology
ML’NN A CO., Patent Solicitor«.
I through an orifice the size of a pin the ing messenger to cross over the river on best energies to that. If it will give us lie thinks lie docs. The young man
genera «. off ’< o xi p . roai . w * v
The state agricultural college was cre­ quality escaping in the same time urgent business. The squire hastened i a good and efficient assesment law, it tells his audiences that tlie times and I
I
across the river expecting to find some | may then adjourn covered witli glory events demand the blood and vigor of I
ated for the advancement of the farm­ would lx- 115,632 gallons.
old grizzled comrade in trouble about , enough for one entire session, though it youth and that the lean and slippered !
ing interests, and if tl: fanners of this
Pharmaceutical ChemistE.
county do not attend the institute to Is* Tlie difference lietween jury selection his pension, but to his surprise he found should do nothing more.— Plaindealcr. pantaloon should seek the quiet of the
held in this city on the last two days of ! in tlie American republic, and jury se- not an old scarred veteran, hut a fine
chimney corner—and so the campaign
the year 1890, under its auspices, they ; tection under British forms of govern­ looking young man and a lieautiful
goes, with the friends of each candidate
Union county has only fifteen divorce
certain tlieir man will win.
lose a great chance for the exchange of ment is amply illustrated ii. the Birch- young lady in camp, surrounded by a
eases on the docket for the present term
ideas and information. By all means ell murder trial, which promises to be good traveling outfit, Jersey cows and
The death of Mrs. Susan E. Merri­
of court, and it is said to be a poor year
turn out and show by your presence ! one of the causes eelcore in Canadian other surroundings indicative of thrift
I for such proceedings too.but taking into field, at Americus, Ga., revives interest
!
jurisprudence.
From
tlie
opening
of
that you heartily endorse- the efforts of
and culture. The young gentleman in­
consideration that ‘these exercises’ oc- in one of the most peculiar cases ever
the state to improve the farming inter­ ¡this case to the acceptance of the last troduced himself as George Applegate ! cur twice a year and there was a like | known of a vow of silence made and
'juror,
less
than
three
hours
elapsed-
and
he
proved
to
be
Mr.
George
Apple!
ests of the state.
•
The selection of the entire jury was gate, son of Gen. E. L. Applegate, on I number last spring, it makes rather a | kept for thirty years. In 1860 Mrs.
Sitali tv«* star!
rejd-r? Write ;•<•»»•
Is prohibition to blame or is it only completed in a single session of the his way to his farm on Slate creek. He respectable showing after all.—T/-I5wnz-. . Merrifield was telling her husband of
»re M.miny imm» . n*.
:
some
occurrence,
when
he,
in
a
testy
nh’l ff •• -I id - »
i» coincidence, that the two western court. In Illinois a similarly important ! produced a license and said he wished
OPENS
SEPT.
25.
1890
CLOSES
OCT.
25.
ink. bvl.i y « will fe - à
mood,
requested
her
to
lx-
silent,
as
tlie
If
“
the
foreigner
pays
the
duties,"
as
<»n
n< i >«.i; e i ¡- U »-I
states showing the least gain in popula- ease would probably occupy at least to be married to the young lady there
.U
Art*««
sound of her voice was hateful to him.
Signor Liberati's Millitary Band of Fifty Selected Musicians will furnish the a.re Í-. i*bot«>
Mt.
tion during the last ten years are the ; three weeks iu the selection of a jury, present, whom be introduced as Miss even Mr. McKinley did not scruple to
music. Six and one half acres of floor space tilled to overflowing with the won­ *» »ri.L lu»« tenu —
She
replied
that
if
her
voice
annoyed
.
intimate
on
the
stump
in
-Maine,
why
and,
when
selected
it
would
lx*
less
| Annie Barnhardt. And there with a
prohibition states of Kansas and Iowa.
| him he should never hear it again, and ders of this wonderful age. A world of Mechanics in Miniature. Not to visit WwMt«-i » ... It
In the New England states the two ' than tiie average intelligence. The gentleman and lady who seemed to be j are the importing merchants of New
this Great Exposition and view its wonders in every department of art and sci­
«..-■•
this vow, in spite of the entreaties of ence will lie to miss an opportunity such as lias never lx-en presented to the peo­ la2ki..g
i
York
so
concerned
about
getting
money
rU'-
Ajt»
that report, one a loss and the other of abuse of tlie latitude in the examina­ traveling companions, as witnesses, in
ku--
' enough to take their goods out of bond husband, children and friends, she ple of tht coast before.
P»*L '.nf f«rt
just holding its own, are the prohibi­ tion of jurors in this country deserves the grove on the bank of Rogue river, a
at.Uvtf vr.
i Ix-fore tile new tariff' bill goes into cf- faithfully kept for thirty years. Her,
:» I»' *e wl.
tion states of Vermont and Maine. the careful consideration of those who short distance from the south end of | feet?— Time.,.
THE FAT AND DOMESTIC STOCK DEPARTMENT
Cri.l
husband died some years ago, ap]>eal- ■
•b v...i you t- »...
are
charged
with
the
administration
of
This is a fit subject for our prohibi­
the bridge, Mr. George Applegate was
I
ing in vain to her to speak to him, and WilLopen Sept. 25th and close Oct. 2d. $5,500 is offered in cash premium- in
married to Miss Annie Barnhardt, and
tion orators to explain. The relation of justice,— Chicago Neu-».
this department. Stock department open to visitors from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Ex-
After
congress
comes
tlie
Oregon
leg-
on
her
own
death-bed
she
hade
adieu
to
as man and wife they started for their
position from 1 p. m. to until 10 p. m. < One admission ticket admits to IsHh. guiERTISERL th>$ paper, or obUan •«tirr.aU«
alcoholic beverages to modern progress
For lame back, side or chest u«c Shiloh's future home on the banks of the over­ islature. Alway something to depress her children by means of tlie signs she , Price, adults, 50 ets; children 25 ets. Reduced rates on all transportation lines
is a theme which they could discuss to I , porous
on
spac« when in Ch»ca£o, will find it on fit« at
plaster: price 2» cents
Sold hy flowing Slate creek. — Grants Pane the minds and deplete the poeketlmok« had employed throuzh her long years I leading to Portland.
For Information address,
the advantage of themselves, possibly. Borers Bros
Courier.
of tlie people.— Hiddtoro Independent. I of silence.
E. W. ALLEN, Supt. and See.
New Stock,
Fine Quality,
Latest Styles.
APPERSON,
sums .
«
rs Attention!
Too. Busy Opening and Marking
New Stocks of New Goods, now
arriving, for an extensive ad.
Galloway & Goucher
CALL AND SEE US.
Our Stock is Immense; Nothing
Equals it in Quantity, Quality, or
Price, outside of Portland.
OREGON DEVELOPMENT COM*
PANT’S STEAMSHIP LINE.
M c M innville ,
a
O re
FARMERS SOW WHEAT.
This Immense Quantity of
VITROIL was Purchased at
the very Lowest Price for Cash.
IT MUST BE SOLD!
«
«
Farmers should call and get
their supply at the McMinn­
ville Pharmacy, when*
MONEY CAN BE SAVED
S. HOWORTH & CO.,
P ortlands G reat I ndustrial E xposition i
m
1
ft*
g Ag«r : / v
LORD (THOMAS.
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