THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.
THE MEASURE OF
PROTECTION.
A
SHOTPP.OOF
GHOST."
ODDS ANO
ENDS.
There are close upon lo.nui “professors of
Tnllsy* fraiu Many <;iw» Hare No Effect
music'’ in England.
Prince Bismarck, in the very inter
on a Spook in Woman'» Shape.
Because a man has n silvery laugh it does
HARDING 1 HEATH. Publishers.
esting interview published in the Suu- I For a Tuostli or more men living on Mc-
tin>/ 117,,-fr/ said that his opinion has Clona’s cattle ranch, near the month ot not follow that he has a rich voice.
Battle creek, have been stor+led from their
Don’t be afraid to take regnlar exercise,
always been that “National laltor must sleep at nigh’ by footstep« threading the
and keep your digestion in good order.
Ito protected."
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
halls and passageways of the house, doors
Friederic'u Wilhelm, the present heir ap
Mr. McKinley speaking in Roches opening and «hutting, and .an occasional parent of the German throne, is a hoy of
$2 IK)
O«» Copy. per year, in advance.......
laugh
of
the
«lemoniaoal,
hair
raising,
I W ter last week laid it down as an axiom
One C«py, six month* in advance...
nine years.
blood chilling variety. Ail these ghostly
to govern tlte framing of tariff laws «lemons« rai ions had been looked upon by
Jay Gould’s daughter Nellie is mid to be
here that the “rate of taxation should the inmates of the house as the workings so afraid of fortune hunters that she has
Entered at the postoflu’e at McMinnville lie high enough to include the differ of soma practical joker, or imagination, decided never to marry.
The year 1880 began with a price of £2,200
Oregon, as second-class matter.
ence in the cost of laltor in this country anil «ery little attention was paid to them
until »bout » week ago, when one of the per ton for whalebone. Two thousand
and in the old world."
men, about, 10 or 11 o’clock at night, three hundred ponuds is the quoted price
Tur ABVEirrisixo R atf * or Tnr Tns-
Bismarck’s frank declaration tliat“ln stepped out of doors. What he saw there for this year.
ruoxK-IiEGisTZJ! are liberal, taking in passing the McKinley bill the industri almost froze his blood.
Congressman Henry Cabot Lodge has a
«•on*i«leration the circulation. Single
Standing in the tui'ldje ot the yard was
inch. $1.00; each subsequent inch, $.75. al protectionists have gone too far,” is a familiar figure, that of a former lady res sweet tooth, and five or six times a day he
Special inducement* for yearly or semi- sustained by statistics and by the com ident of the bouse, clothed in the habili send* a page out of the house of represent
ative« to buy him some caramels.
yearly contracts.
mon knowledge of every intelligent ments ot the grave. A dull, phoephores-
Vncleaned tin plates are fonnd to give
• * *
ceu«
ligiii
seemed
to
be
emitted
from
the
J ub W ork N eatly Axn Q ck kly Ext, t ted man. The ratio of manufactured arti
an electric current in common tap water
shrouded
figure,
»«ffioae
back
was
turned
at reasonable rates Our facilities are
when one is expose«! to the light and the
the be*t in Yamhill county and as gool cles in the United States was shown by toward the man. Slowly the figureturned.
as any in the state A rompiste steam the last census—not the I’ortcr fraud— and, with arms extended, its staring eyes other screened.
Dr. Thomas Bowman, of St. Louis, senior
plant insure« quick work.
to lie not more than 20 per cent, of the shining with adull luster, ¡[.commenced a
• * »
movement toward the man, who stood bishop of the Methodist church, lias spent
KfcsoLCTtox* or I osnot.EXi t. «s» « ll O bit - whole. There is not a schedule in the spellbound. For a *e«»nd only did he over fifty years in church work. He is
uary Poetry will be charged for at regular •50 per cent. McKinley tariff in which
«»and transfixed, then with a yell of terror •eventy-fonr year* old, but in splendid
advertising rates.
the duty is not far in exec-* of the diff j he dashed in upon his comrades ■within the health.
Milton was certainly more than fifty-four
A ll CojiMCXlCATtoxa M ist l’o; S igsüd B y erence in laltor cost compared with for home. Ik told hi- story to the crowd,
the person who sends them, not for pub
i anil » rush was made for the yard to in- wb^a he began to compose his “Paradise
eign
laltor
products,
and
in
many
of
lication, unless unaccompanied by a "non
| veetigale, but the specter bivl fled. That Lost.’’ He was fifty-nine when he sold it
deplume," but for a guárante«; of good them the duty far exceeds the total la | night the footsteps and noises throughout to Simmons, the bookseller.
laitn. No publications «« ill be pnhlishe«! bor cost.
the house ««ere more frequent and louder,
Bishop Lucius Halsey, one of the most
unless «o signed.
« a
Mr. McKinley knows that not only banishing sleep from the eyes of the now eloquent negro orators in Georgia, was at
A pure .** A ll C ommimcatioxs . E itiiek F or is there no provision in the law which thoroughly frightene«l inmates. The next, onetime a slave on the plantation of Rich
night a «ratch was kept for the ghostly vis ard M. Johnston, the author.
the editorial or bnsiness «Irpartmcnts, to
T he T ei Eeitosr-REGisTEi:. McMinnville, bears his name requiring protected itor, but it came no*.
There is no country like France for start
The next, night follovred, and still no ingjournals; during 1898 no less than 950
Oregon.
manufacturers to pay higher wages be
ghost,
so
the
watchers
had
about
given
up
S amcle Corizs Or Tut; T elei 'U oxe -R eoi »' cause of the higher protection given i all hope of its reappearance, «vhen on the new newspapers were brought out, of
ter will be mailed to anv person in the them, hut that the tendencey of wages fourth night, «vhile sitting in » dark which not one remains in life.
i’nite«! States or Enrols-, who desires one. ha« been downward ever since that law ened room, they were startled by sudden
One lady says I just, hate to black a stove;
free of charge
ly seeing t he specter’s face pressed against it is such dirty work, and gloves are snch
«
was
passed.
«
•»
a bother and take time. Well, just slip
W e I nvite Y ou T o C ompake T he T ele - i Bismarck is right. The protectionists the window pane. Each man seized his your hand into a paper bag and go to
gun and a volley was firc«l at the visage.
phoxe -K egister with anv other paper
“went’ too far,”—fully 3I> per cent. The When the -tnoke had cleared away and the work. When you are through stick the
published in Yamhill county.
i next revision will shake the bounties men’s courage had iu a measure returned bag into the stove, and that is the end of
that.
and the swindles out of the monopoly- they ventured outside, expecting to find a
All tubscriber* who do not receive their
corpse lying lieneath the tvindow.
How Jews Are Treat«*! in Kussla.
fostering
tariff
papfi regularly will confer a favor by inf
They di<l not. but instead saw standing
Let us suppose a part of our own com
i about thirty paces from the house the fig
mediately reporting the same to this office.
TWO CENTS A DAY—PLUS.
ure of a woman looking at them reproach munity subjected to t he legal restrictions
which now obtain in Russia with regard
i fully, and seeming to have just arisen from
Thursday. April 2, 1891.
the grave. For » moment t be men stood to the Jew. Our laws on the subject wonld
A Philadelphia new.spaiier makes breailile.'«ly;iooking at the strange sight, then read somewhat .is follows:
“All Jews born in the United Stales shall
light of the ]>opular protest against the when one of the boldest raised liis gun to
be regarded as aliens. No Jews shall dwell
WILL IT BE WAR?
bis
shoulder,
took
deliberate
aim
al
the
■ extravagance of the Fifty-first congress
figure and pulled the trigger. The figure In any part of I be United States except the
; in appropriating a billion <>f dollars wn« still there ««hen the smoke cleared state* of Virginia, North Carolina, South
The «tally pajiers of the United during the two years of its calamitous away, and looking at them for a moment Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Missis
with its staring eyes gradually disappeared. sippi unless they are graduates of some
Htati-s were tille«l full of rumors of war 1 existence.
Next morning there was an emigration state university, members of a learned
on Wednesday of this week. The Ital
What is a little mutter like that?
from I he ranch, not even the lioldest dar profession, skilled artisans holding certifi
ian government has recalled her mini*-1 queries our «•ontcinporary in various ing to remain; and now daylight only finds cates front n technidhl school, or members
ter and thus has severed official inter forms. It is "only two cents a day” for enrions people about the place.—Chamber- of a chamber of commerce who pay $500 a
year for that privilege. No Jew shall hold
course with this country.
An act of each head of population. I n fact it is lain (S. 1).) Cor. St. Paul Globe
any government or municipal office.
this kind always proceed* the formal rather more than that, but taking it at
“No Jew shall buy or rent landed prop
Confederate Prisoners on Their Travel».
erty. All Jews shall pay special taxes in
declaration of war. Italy demands sat that what does it mean? The average
We were to be sent to Johnson’s Island, connection with religious services. No
isfaction for the killing of the assassins lalmring man earns, say, *2 a day. and Lake Erie.
synagogue may l>e opened w ithout, the per
in New Orleans and take* this method has a wife and thrw children to sup
Our route lay over the Erie railroad, and mission of the president of the United
of showing her displeasure at t ic way port. His share in this burden wilt be I we made the trip on parole. The guards States, and no public prayers may tie held
placed at each door of on r coach were for in any other place than a synagogue.
in which the government of this coun in cents a «lav, or $36.50 a year!
onr comfort, only, as we were objects of When more than ten Jews «visit to meet
try is conducted. Italy «loes not want
Is that a trifle to be nuule light of. as i marked curiosity during the trip, and together for consnltalion or discussion
to fight the United State* ami no one a thing of no consequence? Does the would have iiecn overrun with visitors had they iiiust obtain permission from the
knows thi* lictter than Italy her-' workingman with a family so regard not admittance been refused. At the dif municipal authorities. Married Jews who
ferent stations we mingled freely with the
self. She has her hands full at home it? Is he pleased to have $36.50 taken people on the platform, and found them, become converted to Christianity are ipso
and they will be running over liefore 1 out of his wages and a large part of it with few exceptions, courteous but in facto divorced oil conversion; but the wife,
¡if she remains a Jewess, may not marry
long, as the prospects are goo«l for an given to ]>cn*ion sharks, contractors, quisitive.
again
We
were
no
doubt
a
disapjioiuliug
lot.
European war.
*‘All Jews attaining the age of twenty
sugar planter» and the like?
There wa* nothing in our apparel to mark shall serve five years in the active army
The effects of a war with Italy would
And that is not all by any mean«. I the rebel soldier, and as we mingled with
and
thirteen years in the reserve, but no
lie g»»Ml. Although the pre*« of the Th«1 workingman not only pays this the crowd surprise was freely expressed
Jew mav become an officer or even tin offi
country deplore the occnrencc which $36.50 a* his share of the government’s that we were not as their fancy painted us, cer's servant. No .Tow shall serve in the
cau*e«l the trouble, they are united wasteful expenditure, tint must pay though just what shape that fancy took I navy,"
nevci lArned. The ladies, ns was the case
Such a condition of affairs as is implied
when it come* to war. They all say another tax, not to the government but both north mid south, were intensely pa
in this paraphrase of the Russian laws af
that if Italy wants to fight, fight by all • to the nionojMilists of the country for' triotic, ami read us severe and no doubt fecting Jews is so impossible, so incon
mean*. The North and the South are their private enrichment. He must • salutary lectures on the evil of our ways ceivable, in this country and to us that,
iipite«! oil this ami will stay *o. Should pay tribute to them upon almost every which were submissively and courteously we can scarcely imagine it to exist any
received and duly pondered.
war lie declared the veteran* of the late thing that lie and his family buy. and' There was one question i lial you could where else. And vet there is no exaggera
tion in such a jtaraphrasc. The Jew today
unpiea-antne** would shoulder their the tribute is a heavy one, made hcav- safely wager would lie asked by five out of in Russia is hedged around by a set of re
ten,
and
that,
was,
"Do
you
honestly
think
muskets an«l would march to give hat ier by the deliberate act of this same
strictions as whimsical and as offensive as
you are right: ’ This conundrum was of
tie to the enemy a« comrades mice Fifty-first congress which api>roprinte«l fered to me so often that-where time al anything devised by the fanatics of the
Middle Ages, carried out with a savage
wore. It would not Iw the “Blue and the billion of dollar* in two year*.
lowed. la-ing in President Lincoln’s coun brutality which is possible only in a half
the Gray," but a *oli«t mass of “Blue.”
It is no wonder that a tax-ridden jiec- try. 1 answer«! in President Lincoln's civilized country. Jews are both heretics
The national uniform would is? worn plc relink«'«! and repudiate«! the party style by -.vying that it "reminded me,” and aliens iu Russian eyes.—P. G. Hubert.
ami told them of the couple who took their
and national tunes would march the responsible for the oppression, by an bridal trip on an ocean steamer with the I Jr., in Forum.
loyal masse« of the south to the front. overwhelming defeat at the ]>o!l* last usual result. As the husband wonld re
Inland I .sites Increase«! and I lilire.l.
turn from sundry trips to the rail of the
It is not generally realized that there are
No American allow* him*c1f to think Novemlier.—.V. I'. ||7»7rZ.
vc*sel bi* young wife would inquire, in this country literally millions upon mill
for a minute that the outcome of the
"Reginald, darling, tire you sick?” To ions of lakes available for water farming,
war would !>c otherwise than a victory
It looks Dow as if the contemplated which be at last replied, "Good heavens! in size all the way from mere ponds to tht
Reliecca,
do you think I am doing thia for great inland seas of fresh water. In Illinois
for the United States, but, at at the trip of Mr. Harrison to the Pacific
fun’’’—Century*
alone there arc tens ot thousands of lakes,
same time it is well to consider the fact coast would either h ive to I«' postponed
and hundreds of rhonsauds more can be
that the war would be a naval one, and or abandoned altogether, on ing to the
I readily create«]. There are in that state
Lighting Loudon Street*.
that Italy possesses the fleetest, heavi pressure of official business. Mr. Har
Lighting the streets of a large city in hundreds of thousands of extinct lakes
est armored ami har«lest «hooting *hi]>* rison has set his heart upon the trip; olden time* was a far different thing from which can easily be transformed into sheet*
lighting
the streets at the present time. of waler by the simplest means. All the
of war on earth to-dav.
never having visited that section of the In 1661 t be st rects of Louden were directed enormous ’T«ake Plain, ” as it is known to
country, and he says lie will not give to lie lighted with candles or lanterns by geologists, comprising Wisconsin, Minne
But every householder fronting the main road, sota and Michigan, north of the Ohio river,
OCEAN TRADE OF THE SOUTH it up if he can possibly ger away.
«villi the Behring sea negotiations, 1 lie from nightfall to 9 o’clock, the hour of re is dotted with countless sheets of water,
conditions being abundant tor creating a
tiring to I wh I.
The St. Louis A h ' of .s'/-«/ give* some organization of the new land claims
In the last year of King Charles Il's million more by such inexpensive artifice*
court,
and
other
matters
just
as
im
reign one Edward Hening obtained the as the damming of streams.
statistic* concerning our export* from
By dammiug at intervals every creek
right to light the streets with lanterns
port* available to Southern tra«le that portant to be acted upon, it is not ex placed over every tenth door, from 6 o'clock and rivulet Can lie made to form artificial
pected
that
he
will
lie
able
to
go
liefore
show they are in accord with the inland
on moonlres evenings uni¡1 midnight. I>e- lakes. Everywhere in the United States it
is pretty much the same, and every acre ot
tween October and April.
developments of that section.
In the May. if at all.
Duringthe reign of Queen Anne, in July, this «rater can be made to produce Severn 1
year 188» and 181)0 New Orleans in
Tlte inconsistency heretofore noticed 1,08. Mr. Michael Coke introduced globular times as much f«xxl as can lie obtain«!
creased its extan t* from $83,600,060 to
in tlte
should no longer ex glass lamps with oil burner*, instead of the from the most fertile acre of land.
$87,000,000. Norfolk mid Portsmouth
former glimmering lanterns In 1716 an
Even the vast arid region, the “Great
ist. When Harvey Scott now wants act w as passed which enjoined every house Desert ” of the west, is specked all over
from $10,650,01)0 to $13,000,000.
Balti
I to write one of his old-fashioned, hard holder to furnish a light, before his door with multitudes of extinct lakes which
more ma«le an advance from $-54,000,000
hitting tariff reform articles, why he from 6 to II o'clock at. night, except on can lie filled once more and made to teem
to $65,000,000. Galveston exceed* its
witli fish life as they once did.—
can chuck it into the democratic«?) evenings lietween the seventh nightof each again
moon and the third after it reached the Washington Star._____
record hy making a run from $19,000,000
Triryram.— llntrbvey Reriric.
full.
to $23,000,000, while Savannah, Wil
Carlon* Flii«l «»f Queen Anne'» «Juiueas.
In a lew years a comfMUiy was formed to
A chest belonging to an old man who
mington and Charleston made a like
A bit of news two year« old was made light the streets from 6 o’clock until mid recently died near Kingsbridge was offered
exhibit of splended advance*. On the : public by presidential proclamation night, each householder who paid poor
for sale by his friends for otic shilling, but
other han«I Bo«ton and New York j several «lays ago. It was the full text rates being required to contribute for this failing to find a purchaser it was decided
made no very marked variations in of an extradition treaty with th«' Re- purpose six shillings a year.
to
use it as firewood. While it was being
Gaslight, at its introduction in the be
chopped up 200 guineas of Queen Anne’s
their figures, while Philadelphia notes
. public of Columbia, which was ratified ginning of the ; resent cen urv, presented date rolled out of a secret drawer. The
a remarkable increase from *28,000,000 i by th«' senate March 2«’>, 188».
such» novel spectacle to the eyes of the
foreign ambassadors that they were vain lowest price of a Queen Anne’s guinea is
to $34,00,000. These statistic* forecast
ta|«' is a great institution.
enough to imagine that the brilliant lamp« thirty »hillings.—London Tit-Bits.
the possibility of New York and Boston
were a part of a general illumination to
A Comforting Item.
having to rely on the West for an in
\ secret.
celebrate their arrival.
Mrs. Shortpurse—The paper -ays seals
crease in their foreign trade, the trend
Electricity is taking the place of gas, but
“There is » man traveling around the change is made far less rapidly in Lon have made their appearance in New York
of Southern export* l>eing in the direc
don than in even the cities of compara burlier and several have Iiecn killed by
tion of the nearest and most accessible the country,”says an Oregon exchange, tively small population in this country.— fishermen.
Mrs. Sliutpurse—My sacque is made ot
«hipping point. We may anticipate in “with a roll of counterfeit money, ami Youth’s Companion.
plush, thank fortune. No one can mistake
the development of th«' American ma ' showing bank clerk* and other«, for $10
Ute for a fishwife —Good News.
On«- Way of rriivliling for the Old.
rine that its heaviest quotations of apiece, how to distinguish counterfeit
The Fijians -ts nd no inconsiderable part
Houteles« an«l in Prison.
trade along the fToutliern seaboard will taper money. It i* a secret that a few of their live* making mats in which to be
When a woman gets started on the down-
he iYom contiguous and contributory paid for year* ago. Here it is: Every buried, and every house has a greater or
¡•want way she gets many kicks and fen
territory, and the more decidedly so bill is numbered; tak«> th«1 last two fig smaller pile of them rolled up among the boosts. If the tale told by Annie Jones, of
when our reciprocity treaties with tire ures in the numtx'r of the bill; divide rafters, with which their owners will not | New York city, is true, she is more sinned
part for love or money. Wherever graves
.'Southern republics of the western hem by four; if no remainder, ‘D’ must ap are made they are bottomed with clean against titan sinning. She said that she
could not pay iter rent, anti that the laud
isphere are in ««iteration. Brunswick pear as the letter mark on that hill; if 3 dry sand brought from the seashore, and lord, to save i he cost of eviction proceed
sometimes
sarcophagi
are
made
of
slabs
of
.
remains
after
dividing
the
la*t
two
fig
aud Mobile will have heavier interest«
ings, got an ••flicer to arrest her. She was
soft sandstone, over which, when the
in the new ocean trade, especially in ures by 4, ‘C must nppear; if 2 remains bodies are placed within, a slab of the charged with disorderly conduct and sent
the transport of coal to Tampa, West ‘B’ shows; if 1, then ‘A.’ Suppose the same material is lowered, and the grave to work for ten days at Bellevue hospital.
When liberated she found her home occn
Indies and Honduras, it lieing proposed number on the l»ank note you have i« filled in with earth.
Formerly cave sepulcher* were formed pied by strangers and her furniture gone.
to run some thirteen lines of steamers 236,485; ‘85’ are the last two figure*; di
Another arre*t followed, the charge this
by digging straight down for fifteen or
from these two Southern ports. It vide by 4, there is a remainder of 1; twenty feet, and then running a shaft hor : time being one ot theft preferred by a
would seem to be an assured fact that then 'A' i* the letter on that note, if it izontally for an equal distance. In a hol Bellevue official. who missed property val-
| tied at one dollar. A woman who said she
the vital points of «mr coming ocean is genuine; if ‘A’ doesn’t so appear, the lowed out chamber at t he end of the shaft saw Annie take the goods failed to testify,
trade will lie along the Southern line*. bill i* bogus; suppose the bill is num the body was laid, generally in a reclining i but the prisoner received another sentence
position. In the case of very old persons,
bered 346,474; ‘74’ are the last two; di to whom it «eemed desirable to hint that of ten days nevertheless.
vide by 4; there is a remainder of 2;' as they had ontlived their usefulness it
General Joe Johnston the Confeder
Co<l of a Man's Outfit.
then ‘B’ is the letter, awl so on." As wonld Iw decent for them to accelerate the
ate leader who recently died, was the
"What does it cost tofit a man out now?"
shuffling
off
of
this
mortal
coil,
it
was
author of the proverb. “A dead Indian I this secret has been known for years, common not to wail for their decease, hut I asked of a dealer in centlemcT.'a furnish
counterfeiters could easily have learn to put them in the hole while still alive, ing goods.
is the only good one.” When a young
"Well, that is hard to say. A man who
ed it.
leaving the aperture open, and dropping
officer engaged in a campaign against
food down the perpendicular shaft at buys a fine necktie may like cheap sus
the Semi Holes, he was asked by an as
penders, and another will like something
Albany is soon to be plentifully sup slated intervals.
When the foo.l was observed lo be no else eheap. That is the way it is with most
sociation <>f Philadelphia philanthro plied with newspapers of all political
purchaser* A mail who wants to stock
pists to give his opinion as to the best complexions ami literary shade*. The longer utilized, the natural conclusion bis wardrolie just before he gets married
IFr,*/r/-o Hornet is the name of a new was that the ium.ilcs had said farewell to
methods for civilizing the Indian. His monthly agricultural pamphlet issued mundane affair.*,and the hole was stoppe«] spends anywhere between $65 and $150 and
reply was embraced in the proverb by E.
Pliclp*. O. A. t'hcnney i* by rolling a stone over it and covering iI more. A man of the ultra elite may repre
which ha* Imvinr famuli*. < icneral soon to start the Hr,Zb/ Journal, a with earth. By this considerate action sent eighteen dollar*' worth of gentlemen’s
furnishing goods from his hosiery to his
Johnston’s keen insight into Indian farmers' alliance |>aper. The Sun<lrn/ the veteran who lagged superfluous on the collar.’’— Louisville Posl,
Trlrteopr, a sensational jiaper which stage was gently assisted to that better
nature has Iwen verified by subsequent will hriug no credit to the city, is to 1 >c land for which the sagacity of his rela
Hi* first Bible.
event«. Powder and hall are the only published by ('. A. Watt«. The names tives perceive«! that he was so well fitted.
A down caster purchased a Bible, which
Indian civilizer*.
of the editors are not given. Such fel New- York Tinies.
was quite an event in his life and that of
lows usually have no desire to be
The < liihl W m In Doubt.
his neighbors. lie informed his friends of
known. Indecency always hides its
It is re|t>rted that the present secre head whenever ]Mis«ible. The Courier
It was in a restaurant. A bright little his purchase, stating that "he had got a
is
the
name
of
a
new
pa]«>r
at
Harris
girl of six or seven hail ju*t, finished her Pollywog Bible with the Hypocraey in it ”
tary of w ar, Redfield Proctor, will in a
It was quite a lime liefore his friends de
short time retire from President Harri burg, issued by l’helps Jt Moran. These lunch wit h two ladies, one apparently her cided that, he meant a Polyglot containing
will make twelve papers hi l.inu mother, the other her mother’s friend.
son’s cabinet. No time is set yet for county.
The friend gave the little girl a small par the Apocrypha. - Providence Journal.
the resignation to take effect, but it is
cel a* t hey rose. "What is it?” asked the
Thomas Curl, a sheep owner of Hrant child.
Within the ¡Hist fifteen months more
A pre-enl for you. dear. 1 want
expected that it w ill be about July 1.
county, has saved uiauy lanib* of hi
than 4,0(h) tenants have been evicted, many
1'he reason for hi* resignation is not llock by slaughtering eagles. He re yon to hav- !«. but don’t open it until you I by force, in tbe city of lxmdou.
get home ” “Well,” piped the child
known, but it is thought he intends to cently shot six of the ferocious birds all sweetly, in toucs that brought smiles to
Many Creditor».
devote bis time to the management of in a short distance of each other. One the face* of a dozen hearers, “well,I thank
"My wife borrows lots of trouble.”
his extensive marble quarries in Ver was no doubt the patriarch of the fam you very much, and I’m very much obliged,
ily, says the Canyon City AVics, its foot
"How strange that is!'1
mont, which are said to Is- suffering measuring eight and one-quarter inches although 1 don't know' whether it’s peanut,
"Yes, particularly when she is so sue
shells or a thousand dollars."—Boston
across.
t’roiu Ills absence.
Transcript.
sessful making it.”—Harper’s Bazar.
Ar.tirpiiiy of Man in America.
Eatara fcr Fiilig Taxkls!
Professor Putnam, secretary of the Amer
ican Association, according to Popular Sci
ence News, recently made au interesting
discovery which furnishes fresh evidence
in support of t he theory that man in Amer
iea wr.s contemporaneous with the mam
moth. In a communication to the Boston
Society of Natural History, Profebbor Put
nam describes a shell found by him in 1 he
state of Delaware. Upon a portion of this
shell is scratched the rude outline of what
without doubt represents a mammoth.
The shell waa found uuder peat, and near
by were human bones, charcoal, bones of
anima’s and stone implements.
O. (). HODSON
Third nnd <' streets, McMinnville
New Inauguration!
Has a Fino Assortment of
LINES.
FLIES.
REELS.
Having survived that Dreadful Ordeal cf a Trial
By Jury:
RODS.
Two Opinions of Southey.
One year when 1 was up in the Lake
country i waa sketching at Ilydal Water,
when a gentleman came up behind me,
ami after watching me as I painted for
some time said. “Tbe man who can do that
should have a name." I answered just as
be moved away, “The man who can see
that ought to have a name, ton.” He looked
very peculiar, and I asked some men who
were working iu a stone quarry close by
if they knew who be was. “Oh, yes,” they
said; “why, that’s Southey, the poet. He’s
a funny fellow.*’ ‘ How funnyf’ I asked.
“Why. he’s mad," they answered.—T. Sid
ney Cooper.
ETC.
Argand and Peninsular
And having secured the help of Mr. Amidon, a gentleman highly
recommended for his ability and thirty years experience in Merchantile
¡life. I am better prepared than ever to accommodate the trade; and hav
ing decided to make room by
STOVES
Can’t be Beat.
A Large Slock at’
Hardware, Tools,
and Tinware
Fountain Markins Brush.
In anew fountain marking brush tbe
marking material is contained iu an elastic
bulb, pressure on which projects the paint
or mixture along a barrel or pipe to the
brush itself, to which the supply can thus
be accurately regulated. The brush can
be pushed farther out of the barcel when
it becomt s worn, and the device is made in
brass, tin or zinc.—New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Sacrificing Certain Seasonable Goods,
And prefering to give our patrons the benefit of the loss rather than
ship them elsewhere to be sold. And in order that our competitors
may be saved the trouble of sending over to get our prices bonce the
New Inaugaration of giving all the benefit of the foliowine Price List of
goods reduced. We are offering in Dress Goods—
Repairing and Plumbing
Done Promptly.
Agline of Satines for 15 cents
" Dress “
“ 03 “
Rubber G«x)ds, Circulars $1.00
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“ New Markets 2,75
“ Gossimcrs with sleeves 1.25
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
1.00
“ Full Stock Calf
1.00
Children and Misses’ Shoes 1.00
Mens’ Wool Hats
50
“
Felt “
1.75
Stiff “
2.00
liiMifiiiiz. but b ring and Spiiutinn. Etr.
A Specialty.
Sole Agent for
A Ot AKER’S DOZEN-
'Garry’s Patent Steel
Roof,
Ki liar ! >:cge, lhe -.veil known proprietor of
the Quaker Dairy. No. 30 Ellis St. San Francisco,
last week sent lhe following letter to the Edwin
W. Joy < o.
REST IN THE WORLD.
••My family have been taking
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla now
for months with splendid results.
Our experience has been that after
taking it regularly for a short time
j
and getting the systemstarted right,
an occasional dose thereafter keeps
the systen in perfect condition. A
peculiarity of your vegetable com
Shop With Hewitt Bro's.
pound inexplicable tome is, that It
does not lose its effect, but seems to $3r*Chargea Reasonable. Give n>e a cal!
accomplish the same results continually. As a
M c M ixxville . :
O beoon .
liver and bowel regulator and corrective it is per
feotion We would not bo without it in our
house. In fact I have just bought a dozen fxd-
tles to get the reduced price.”
A. M. Rowe, oí 5JiJ Jones street. S. F.. al-o
writes that it has been his habit for years tc
awake in the mornings with a headache and au
exhausted feeling: but -iuce the first bottle lie
has ha I no return of his old time debilita’.iiw
Clothing. All Summer Weights Must Go!
Garden Seeds in Stock.
T>. Y. SMITH,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER.
♦20 suits reduced to $15
$15 suits reduced to $12
$10 and $12 suits reduced to $9.
We are showing a special line of Biys’ and Childrens’ Suits in four
■ pieces of goods, consisting of Coat, Cap and two Pants, ranging in price
i from $3 to $fi These are especially good values
We W nt a Share of the Grocery Trade.
Look at our prices and compare them with what you have been
paying elsewhere.
Best Oregon bacon, hams,
12c per pound
“ sides
10c “
’*
“ shoulders ORc “
5 gallon keg Pickles, plain and mixed. $1.50 peg keg, worth that
at wholesale.
All Produce, except Butter, taken in exchange for good* at its
market value.
P. D. GLENN,
Notice.
Notfce i* hereby given that the board
of director* of school district No. 40'
will meet at the First National Bank
nt McMinnville on Thursday, April »,
1801, and examine and correct the as
sessment roll of this district, according
t<> Section .’!7 of the School Laws of
Oregon.
J. H oberg ,
School < 'lerk
McMinnville March !i, 1861
former price 25 cents
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$1.50
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4.00
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2.00
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2.50
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2.50
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1.75
1.00
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2.50
3,00
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Plumbing,
Plumbing.
WANTED—Wool and Mohair for shipment
HAVING SEVERED MY CON-
All wholesale houses requiring settlement every thirty or ninety
nection with the City Water Works ‘ days, and so many merchants throughout the county having already
1 will give my attention to all kinrls j adopted cash or 30 day credit and having to compete with these, we
of Pipe Work. Hot and Cold Water shall hereafter insist on settlement every IK) days fixing dates as follows
fitting. I carry a.full stock of Pipe ! January, April, July and October 1st of each year. No account allowed
George Waggoner anil other citizens I
to run over these dates. Recognizing as I do the inability of many good
oi Corvallis have combined to purchase I Fittings and Brass Goods at inv ; customers to always raise money at any fixeti date, all those we regard
a farm about eighteen miles south of I shop, opposite the City Stables.
as good will be allowed to settle by notes bearing interest, so that if we
that city, containing 560acres, ami on-!
Call nn«l see me.
j don’t get cash and have to borrow money to pay wholesale dealers, wc
gage extensively in fruit raising. The ;
company is nearly formed, and it is the !
; believe those who get the accommodation should pay interest, ns no man
intention to plant 100 acres in prune 1
! in any kind of business can afford to pay interest nnd taxes on what
trees this fall and another hundred n
other people owe him without getting some return for the same If you
year from then. They also expect to !
liule fcrtnsMhava been made at
dont want to pay merchants interest for such accommodation, then go to
plant several acre« in small fruits.
work far H», by Auna l'afa, Auatin.
i'eiaa, aud J no. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio,
one
of the Banks, borrow the money and pay for what yon buy an«l save
cut. Othara era dmofoawall. Why
8111 L'Illi* cure will inuncdiarcly reliev I
,Vi«u? Soma earn ovai’ f $00.00 a
all booking.
i»tta. You cando the work and Ilea
Croup. Whooping «’c'.igh and Bronchitis |
sold b« lhiworth i:n«l Co.
r.
ionio, wherever you are. Even bo-
Sinnera are enaily earninf from •$ to
10a day. All afea. Weahow you bow
and atari you. Can work In aaare time
ur all the time. TH» money ror werk-
Failure unknown auosf them,
aud wonderful. Parti calai a freo.
THIS PAPER -
I riso Portland, Maia«
HEWITT BROS.
ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND
A COMPLETE LINE OF
THE LOWEST PRISES.
WHY WILL YOU
PAY RENT!
IF YOU WANT A STYLISH
I Offer You Lands in Large or Small Tracts,
or City Lots at Low Prices and Easy Terms.
SPRING SUIT, i
“ CHEHALEM ORCHARD HOMES ”
STRAW HAT.
Is just the place for a Small Farm; only three-fourths
mile from Railroad station and one and one-half
miles from Steamboat landing.
*
7
Or anything in the Line of
Acre Tracts within One Mile of Court!
or Boys’ Goods
GOOD 'TEXUktfS.
I have four lots as fine as can be found in Chand-
ler's addition. Cheap.
NO EXCUSE FOR YOUR NOT HAVING A HOME I
( ALL AT
Ga.ll and. See
KAY <& TODD’S,
As they are the
Only Exclusive Clothing and Gents’
Furnishing Goods House
T. SZZTTISTiLEr’EN
(
w T SHVRTLEFF,
General Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Broker.
Collections Promptly Attended to.
Office Cor. Third and E Sts..
-
McMinnville, Oregon.
IN THE (’Ol'NTY.
You will find the Latest Style Goods
and Largest Assortment.
THEIR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
NEW HOODS NOW IN
Call and See Them Before You Buy.
A Fine Line of Piece Goods and Good Tailors to
Make Them Up.
KAY A. TODD, McMinnville, Or.
tE STILL A MINUTE AND LISTEN!
Great Bargains in Every Grade!
And an Immense Stock to Choose from.
Ladies and Misses, Old and Young, Large and Small
Feet, Infants' and Big Babies’ Feet.
Be sure ami bring your feet along if you want to be fitted with
Tixe Z-tgitest Stories of Slxces 1
Which has Just Arrived at the Opfmsition Boot and Shoe Store
F. DIELHCHNEIDER.
HORSE BILLS