state will see that Moore should be de­ feated—not because he is a republican, The St. Paul Pioneer-Press, one of The Aspirations of a Judicial Candidate for that is no reason—but because it HARDIN6 &. HEATH, Publishers. Punctured. the greatest republican papers in the would bring disgrace to the fair fame United States, has traced a bushel of of the state to place such a man on the SUBSCRIPTION RATES. There is no office filled by the suf- bench. Let every voter pause and re­ One Cepy. per year, inadvance................. |1 00 wheat from the farmer's hands to its One Cepy, six month« in advance............. 50 market in Europe and has published a frages of the people so sacredly import­ flect. Here is a mail who drew a ant as that of judge of the supreme will, and then accepted a fee of mass of statistics on the matter. Entered at the poetoffice at McMinnville Its deductions from the facts of the court and the people should thank the $1,000 to break it. He drew a Oregon, as second-class matter. Albany Democrat for the following few will for Mrs. Taylor without ever re­ matter are as follows: The more these statistics are studied, historical facts is the career of Frank ceiving a single word of direction from I T he advertising K ates or Tar. T ele - A. Moore the republican nominee for her as to the manner in which it should rHoxE-KEc.isTER are liberal, taking in and especially the more attention is consideration the circulation. Single given to the tables ot comparative that position. be drawn. But he swears himself that inch. $1.00; each subsequent inch, $.75. prices, the more irresistible will appear The candidate for such office should he followed the directions of her hus­ Special inducements for yearly or semi- the conclusion that some malign influ­ be, like Ciesar’s wife, above suspicion. band, who directed that all the prop­ yearly contracts. * * » ence kee[>s the American market for Frank A. Moore is not that sort ot a erty be left to him. lot W ork N eatly A xd Q uickly E xecuted at reasonable rates Our facilities are wheat at a figure very considerable man. What can be thought of a man tor If his own sworn wordsaretrue.it the best in Yamhill county and as good lower than it ought to be under nor­ as any in the slate A complete steam mal conditions. There is no assignable would be a public misfortnne to elect supreme judge who would draw a will and then refuse to sign it as a wituess plant insures quick work. reason why the price in the great cen­ such a man to the supreme bench. for no “definite reason except that he • * • R biolctioxs or C okdolexce axd ill O bit - ters of the grain trade in the United From a brief in a case entitled “Titus thought at the time the woman was nary Poetry will be charged for a t regular States should not vary substantially as H. Taylor versus S. A. Miles," tried in not conscious of what she was doing.” advertising rates. * * ♦ — the price in Liverpool. It is admitted the supreme court of this state in the This is what he himself swears to. A ll C omm cxicATioxs M ist B e S igxf . d B y the person who sends them, not for pub­ everywhere that the foreign demand fall of 1890, we learn these facts: In 1882 What must be thought of the lawyer lication, unless unaccompanied by a “non fixes the world’s price, aud that this Mr. Moore who then lived in St. Helens, who will write a will for a woman,who de plume.” but for a guarantee of good a little village in Columbia county, at the time is unconscious, aed at so faith. No publications will be published process takes place in Liverpool. The .unless so signed. price at any other place, then, as a was called to write a will for Mrs. low a stage of consumption as to be » * * Elizabeth Taylor, a consumptive who ' only able to gasp out her words. Then A ddress A ll C ommcxicatioxs . E ither F or rule, say New York or Chicago, should the editorial or business departments, to be the Liverpool price less the cost of lived in tlie same village and who was 1 came another most damagiug feature of T he TELErnoxE-KEoisTER. McMinnville, carrying the wheat from that point to then on her death bed. Mr. Moore this most scandalous transaction. Oregon. In Soft or Stiff Hats and all ^Prices. « Liverpool. But it has been shown con­ wrote the w ill conveying all Mrs. Tay- He was the first to tell the daughters „ * S ample C opies O p T he T elephone -R egis ­ clusively that this is not so. It has ap­ . lor’s property to her husband, Titus H. ■ that their mother’s will was invalid, WE HAVE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF STRAW GOODS. ter will be mailed to any person in the Taylor. There were three children in 1 and then bought the land (which, United States or Europe, who desires one. peared, in tracing the course of a bushel Just Received direct from Boston and Chicago a VERY LARGE AND FINE LINE OI MLN S SHOES and have a Larger Assortment free of charge of wheat from tlie place of production the family, — three daughters with through his own stupidity or self-de­ » . whom Mr. Moore was well acquainted sign, the will failed to convey,) for onc- than any other store in the County. Don't fail to get our prices on this line of goods before buying. to the ultimate market, that there are W e I nvite Y ou T o C ompare T he T ele - rHOXB-RxGisTEB with any other paper additions to the cost of it as it moves , and two of whom were in the house at lialf its value. Enough has been said. have an Immense Line of MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS and are Headquarters for NOVELTIES IN FINE SHIRTS. TIES. COL­ published in Yamhill county. towards the consumer, or subtractions the time of the execution of the will. No man who takes pride in the purity We LARS, CUFFS, ETC. from the price of it as wc proceed to- He wrote the will without mentioning ( of the state judiciary can for a moment We have the only MERCHANT TAILOR SHOP IN THE COUN­ All subscribers who do not receive their ward the fanner, which these heirs. He says he never thought ] are not ac- hesitate in defeating this man in his TY, and we carry a LARGE LINE OF PIECE GOODS to select from, paprr regularly will confer a favor by im­ mediately reporting the tame to this office , counted for by tlie costs of carriage, of them when writing the will. Mr. ( aspirations to occupy a place on the su­ nd Frst Class LTnion Tailors to make them up. We Guarantee a fit and and which could hardly be due, one Moore, after the death of Mrs. Taylor, , preme bench. The attorneys in the our prices are reasonable. Give ns a trial in this department. had the will probated in the county , would think, to appropriation of profit above suit were, on tlie part of the Thursday, April 28, 1892. Don't forget the place. WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW STORE. UNION BLOCK. by the shippers and handlers of graiu. court. Some time after this, Moore be­ plaintiff, the well-known firm of R. & For a margin so large as this could ing the attorney of two of the daughters E. B. Williams and A. L. Frazer, and DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. scarcely lie absorbed by a set of middle­ of Mrs. Taylor, and being told by them Killin, Starr & Thomas for the defend­ CONGRESS—FIRST DISTRICT, men, acting without auy very close co­ that they were in depressed circum­ ants. R. & E. B. Williams are well- R. M. V BATCH. operation, without the public beedming stances, informed them that their known republicans, who evidently aware of it ami essaying a correction. mother’s will, as to the three heirs, was know all about the above matter, Our CONGRESS—SECOND DISTRICT, The doubt as to the correctness of this invalid and that they could set it aside only purpose in publishing this article J. H. SLATER. as an explanation is borne out and for­ if their necessities compelled. is to warn the voters against the elec­ The tract of land in controversy in tion of an unfit man to a place on the tified by a comparison of variations in prices at the same points in different the suit above mentioned consisted of supreme bench. ATTORNEY GENERAL, years. This appears to indicate that seven and one third acres in East Port­ GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN. THE CIGAR TAX. the evil is progressive ;*that the force, land. It had been conveyed by the whatever it is, which governs them is will which Moore drew for Mrs. Taylor .Third District Ticket. Cigars and tobacco are not the most something out of the ordinary course to her husband. He, Moore and his JUDGE. of trade, but that, at any rate, it has partner, then entered into a contract necessary and useful articles of con­ J. J. SHAW, tx?«n equal to the task of preventing a with the daughters to set the will aside sumption, but they do very well to il­ Marion County. rise in American prices to correspond and.sell the 7 J acres in East Portland lustrate the beauties of McKinleyism. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. with European prices, to an amount of for $6000, and the daughters were to Of course there is an internal revenue pay $1000 for this service. Moore then duty on them, but beside that the Mc­ W. R. BILYEU, something like 10 cents a bushel. Linn County. It is idle to apply the “visible supply” began to look around to find a buyer Kinley blight is put upon them also. and sold one share to one Foster and The McKinley law raised the duty on MEMBER STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZA­ . explanation, to say that the great the other two shares to himself imported tobacco as follows: On cigar­ amount of wheat in sight in farmers ’ TION. and his partner. The evidence as to wrappers, not stemmed, from 75 cents hands in this country keeps down the W. C. COOLEY, price. For that supply is just as visible the value of the land is conflicting but to $2 per pound; on stemmed wrappers, Linn County. on the other side of tlie ocean as on this. the preponderance of the evidence shows from fl to $2.75 per pound. This is JOINT REPRESFNTATI VE, And it is not a range of lower values that at that time it was worth about really an enormous increase, when one Tillamook aud Y’amhiil, that awakens question, but a range of $11,000 to $15,000. As to the circum­ figures its percentage; it amounts to 175 G. F. WILLIAMS, lower values permanently in one mark­ stances of drawing the will, it is enough per cent. Tillamook Couuty. et than in another, although all the to let Moore tell them in his own lan­ Now this makes a closer, harder busi­ forces of commerce have free play be­ guage. Being under oatli as a witness, ness for every tobacco-dealer in the ABILITY SHOULD TRIUMPH. tween them. Most people have been he said: “I copied the description (of country. Just as it is with woolens, he lion Ability to fill the office should lie the i disinclined to credit grain spccculatlon the land) as rapidly as I could in order has to charge higher prices or else sell qualification for a judge of the supreme with any such influence upon prices as that I might finish the will before Mrs. poorer gtxxls. The Sumatra wrappers are needed in his business. The like this would suppose, nor does that ex- Taylor died. court of this state. When I bad finished writing tne arc not grown or made in this country. 15 yards Cabot W sheeting $1.00 15 “ Chailie, formerly 10c yd l.oo Arbuckles coffee per lb Probably no opposing candidates on planationjseem conceivable, jxwitivc as .224 “A the republican and democratic tickets others i are that it is tlie right one. But will, I read it over to Mrs. Taylor and They are, in fact, absolutely necessary - 14 - 44 1.00 14 “ Standard blue prints l.oo G-reen “ “ “ .221 44 show us much contrast in ability as whether it is that or something else, handed her the pen with which to in the finer brands of cigars. Just as it bleached Hope muslin 1.00 19 pounds granulated sugar 1.00 Ladies pebble goat shoes 12 1.15 Alfred 8. Bennett, the democratic the indubitable fact seems to be that sign her name. She could not hold is with wool, the foreign product is bi 1.00 11 “ Lonsdale “ 20 “ Extra C , 1.5o 1.00 “ Dongola kid “ nominee, and Frank A. Moore, the re­ the American market is unduly de­ the pen nor make any move with her necessary, or at least very desirable to $4 Apron gingham 1.00 5 gallon keg sugar syrup 1.35 Men's all wool suits heavy wt 9.oo pressed as compared with other mark­ hand. The door was then opened mix with the home product to make a 12 publican nominee. 44 leading to the adjoining room. Dr. Alfred S. Bennett is a self made man. ets of the world; that prices do not rise 1.00 Pratt's Astral coal oil per case 2.45 perfect article. But McKinley says, No, 2o Standard prints What he knows he has learned by his here as freely as they do where our Stewart came in, placed his hand upon you can’t have it. And in whose in­ own exertions. No one helped him. products are sold, and that the farmer her forehead, felt her pulse and sat terest? Not that of the tobacco farmer. He asked for no help. He was bound of the United States has something down at the stand by which I was sit­ It injures him. Just as it is with the to win by his own strength or drop out more than a dumb unreasoning sense ting, upon my right hand near the “farmer,” it narrows aiid injures his of the throng on the way to success and of injustice, has a fact on his side, when door leading to the adjoining room. market. The more freely the manufac­ let the space occupied by him go to he complains that he does not receive Mr. Taylor sat at my left hand, my turer can buy what he needs abroad, soma stronger and better man. He did the full beneft which the world’s de­ back being toward Mrs. Taylor. I the more freely and liberally he buys not drop out. He has filled the space mand should bring to him in better then arose, opened the door leading to home product. alloted to him on this earth in a credi­ prices for his products. The reason the adjoining room, and asked several But there must be an object, a reason table manner. He gained success by and tlie' remedy will call for serious ladies to step and witness the execu­ for such curious, wonderful legislation. tion of Mrs. Taylor’s will, and among One will not have to search far to find the ability within him. He is a hard and searching inquiry. them asked Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Adams it. Scratch a high tariff law and you worker and the people have found that PRODUCE THE PROOF, was the last lailj’ I asked, The others will tickle a trust every time. So it is be is a lawyer in every sense. He has all declined. Mrs. Adams came into in this case. And the trusts furnish had charge of, and has tried more cases The lafayette ledger has not only in­ the room. She had her wraps on. the “boodle.” And thousands of vo­ in the circuit and supreme courts than timated but has stated that a steal en­ The door leading to the adjoining ters who are buying dearer and poorer any other man east of the mountains. On the other hand note the contrast. tered largely in the construction of the room was left open at the time. Dr. cigars, and clothes and a hundred oth­ Frank A. Moore is a justice of the court house in this city. This is rather Stewart, at my request, wrote Mrs. er necessaries, go on hurrahing for tlie peace lawyer and has been buried in a bold statement to make but if they Taylor’s name, in the presence of Mrs. republican party, and kissing the hand the little town of St. Helens. He has can prove the statement no one would Adams and Mr. Taylor and myself, be­ that is smiting them That is the not applied himself to the study of law be more pleased to have them do so sides several other ladies who were wonder of it.— Telegram. and has had no cases liefore the su­ than the T elephone -R egister and looking into the room. The weekly Chronicle of The Dalles, preme court of the state. He has, how­ the citizens of McMinnville. The peo­ Being asked by counsel: “What did ever, applied.himself assidiously to the ple who were in office at that time are Mrs. Taylor say to you about how she an independent paper with decided re­ study of politics and it can be said that all alive at the preseut moment and wanted the will drawn? Mr. Moore publican sympathies has this to say of he possesses all the qualities necessary could be punished if it can be proven. answered: “She gave me no direc­ the nomination of A. 8. Bennett: “The for a successful manager of modern Mr. Kiagery, one of the officials at the tion whatever and the only infor­ nomination of Hon. A. S. Bennett to time of its construction is still in office mation I had as to the manner the supreme judgship, by the democrat­ politics. But, is it necessary that a judge of and we would request that he reply to the will should be drawn was ic state convention yesterday, reflects that given me by Mr. Taylor and the highest credit on the party, that, the supreme court should have this the accusation of the ledger. As the years pass by, defects in the he told me to give it all to him. like its great rival, too often allows ability in the degree possessed by building are becoming apparent; the Mr. Moore was then asked: “When other considerations than merit and ca­ Frank A. Moore? roof leaks and the wainscotting is rot- you read the will over to Mrs. Taylor pacity to direct its nominations for Wo think not. Everyone knows that the democratic ting away. These things, however, are what did she say or do? He answered: public offices. Judge Bennett is a self- party will only succeed in the coming the natural consequences of age and “After Dr. Stewart had signed her made man. The high place he now election by the superiority of its candi­ the parsimonious county court has the name, and assisted her in making her occupies as a lawyer and a man, he has mark, I asked her if that was her will. won for himself by the assidious culti­ dates. Everyone is aware of the fact power to eradicate them, if it will. that if they are elected it will be by re­ These defects do not signify a steal I understood her to say yes. It vation of a naturally high order of publican votes and we ask the careful and we in al! fairness, ask the ledger to was in a low gasping tone. Mr. mental endowment and by unbending comparison of the candidates for the su­ produce the proof of its statement. It Moore was then asked: "Why did you devotion to right principles. No one preme bench by our intelligent republi­ makes criminals of the men the citizens not sigil the will as a witness?” He whokuows Judge Bennett will question I can readers, feeling certain that it can of Yamhill county have elected to office answered: “I cannot now give any his sterling integrity or eminent abili­ in no way reflect upon the ability of in the years past. It is not an idle definite reason except that I ty. Should he gain the high distinc­ statement and should receive attention thought, at the time the woman tion of being elected in a state so over­ the democratic nominee. Alfred 8. Bennett is the foremost at the hands of the citizens or the men was not conscious of what she whelmingly republican, the interests of was doing.” When Mr. Moore first the people will be as safe in his hands lawyer of eastern Oregon. He has one accused. went to Taylor’s house he says Taylor as I n those of any other within the con­ of the largest and best law libraries in the state, aud, he uses it. He is a stu­ The world has been supplied with asked him what he came down for and fines of the nation. More than this we dent. The library was purchased for lithographing stone from one small told Taylor that Mrs. Taylor had 'sent cannot say for any man and less than work, not for an advertisement or an section in Bavaria. This article of for him and that lie supposed Mrs. this is deserved from one who lias confenerce is now on the free list and Taylor wanted him to draw her will. known the judge from boyhood.” ornament. Did you ever hear of Frank A. Mre, this is the first discovery of the article He says Taylor then said: “Draw the I ■ In the United States. The republican will and leave tlie property to me.” before? Born. administration should now place a In answer to the question: “ You knew If you did his name was not con­ At the EVENDEN FARM, north of Happy valley, nected with any great case. He is con­ heavy tax upon this stone in order to of the existence of these daughters, B lair —To the wife of Mr. Blair, near (the old Dick Longacre farm) seven miles northwest of McMinnville. benefit the users of lithographs. It (Mrs. Taylor’s daughters whose names Amity, April 23, 1892, a daughter. sidered by his friends as the weakest Your attention is called to our Magnificent Stock of Weight 8 ]x>unds. man on the ticket. By admitting this, ought to lx1 protected as it is a product he had left out of the will), at the time of nature. Common, low caste Bava ­ you drew the will did you not?” He re­ Dr. Miles' Nervine for Nervous Prostration. they admit that he has lieen rewarded 15 Head of Cattle. I Hayrake. for his past political services. You do rian litho stone should not stand on plied: “Yes sir, and for a long time I Sow, I Feed Cutter, the same footing as that found here. prior thereto, but in drawing the will not notice much enthusiasm when his 3 Dozen Chickens, I Set Harness, I never thought of them; my whole de­ name is mentioned. He is the wet Sylvester Pennoyer would not now sire was to complete the will before I Wagon, Plow, Harrow, blanket of the republican ticket. be governor of Oregon if he did not Mrs. Taylor died.” Replying to anoth­ Eolding Sawing Machine, Planet Jr. Drill, Morally we believe that Alfred 8. Of the Latest Styles and Best Quality at Lower Prices have the courage of his convictions. er question lie said: “My partner, Mr. Tools and other Imolements used on a farm. J. V. S. is the only Sarsapar'i.-x that old oi Bennett should be elected supreme TERMS OF SALE:—Sums under $10. eash; over $10, six months People differ and the members of a Cole, and I made a contract with the feeble people should take, as tlie mineral potash than ever offered in this market. judge and we have no hesitancy in re­ party differ. When hard honest work which is in every other Sarsaparilla that •». e know credit with approved security at 10 per cent, interest, or five per cent, I questing the support of republican for the democratic cause is desired, Syl­ three daughters (Mrs. Taylor’s daugh­ of, is under certain conditions known to be discount for sums over $10. voters. Not only that, but we believe vester Pennoyer will be found in the ters) of the plaintiff whereby we emaciating. J. V. S. on the contrary is purely JAS. FLETCHER. Auctioneer. it to be the duty of republicans and harness and he will be in the front agreed to try the question of the vegetable aud stimulates digestion and creates new blood, the very thing for old, delicate or validity of the will and tlie title democratg alike to vote for him on the His fame in this state will not die be­ We Deal on the Square, to the East Portland property, in broken down people. It builds them up and first Monday in June. cause of the lack of judgment in a dém­ the consideration of the payment prolongs their lives. A case in point: Belden an estimable and elderly lady of to us, of a thousand dollars, 510 Mrs. It is strange how ring rule casts ocratie state convention. Mason St, S. F. was for months declining so should we win the case.” aside merit and recognizes demerit for rapidly as to seriously alarm her family. It got The state board of railroad commis­ the good it has done the ring in the sioners is out inspecting the railroads i Again, Mr. Moore was asked; “You so bad that she was finally afflicted with fainting I She writes: “While in that dangerous ; past. No better illustration of this ex­ in the state. A lxiard of highway com­ first suggested, did you not. to Mr. spells. -------- OF THE-------- condition I saw some of the testimonials con- ' ists in Oregon politics than the defeat missioners would do the state more | Taylor’s daughters, that tlie will was ccrning J.V.S. and sent for a bottle. That marked ! ' void as to them and might be broken?” the turning point. I regained my lost flesh and I of Judge Boise in the republican con­ good. j He answered, “Yes, sir.” Here, then, strength and have not felt so well in years.*' ■ vention. The republican grangers and That was two years ago and Mrs. Belden is well farmers must feel well toward the re­ McMinnville is putting on a city is a lawyer who wrote a will, which and hearty to-day, and still taking J. V. S. To be sold in tracts of from 5 to 50 acres at $30.00 an acre and I under a plain prevision of the statute, publican party for this public slap in look about the depot' grounds. Passing | upwards; one-fifth down, balance in I, 2 and 3 years, at 6 per cent, per If you are old or feeble and want to be built up. the face. After thirty years of service by there yesterday we noticed New was invalid. Moore did, or did not | annum. Most all of this land is under cultivation; over 400 acres now have knowledge of this statute. If he Ask for he it thrown aside in order to reward, York Central, Union Pacific and sev­ | in full bearing fruit trees. All this land is within 3 miles of Amity. if possible, a political worker. The eral other ears belonging to far eastern | did, he must have had a dishonest (Wr- Over 700,000 pounds of fruit shipped from this point last year. Imi ’ e Ve g etab|e farmers and grangers should take this roads being unloaded. This city is rap­ j pose in view in drawing the will in the For particulars applv to or address defective manner he did. If he did idly becoming a distributing point for matter in band and see that it is not JUy 0 Sarsaparilla the west side towns in the farm im­ i not, lie is certainly not a fit person to Win. F. BREIDENSTEIN an easy matter for the ring to deliver all plement line. A little more uuited ef­ the goods. Boys are all right in their fort and we would be the best commer- wear the ermine of the highest judicial Most modern, most elective, largest bottle. AXIITY FRUIT LAND COMPANY, Same price, $L00, six for $5.00. places, but the judge's chair is hardly cial center in the state outside of Port- office in the state. In either view of ZÆcZÆïnri.'trille, Oreg-on. ]an(j I the matter every houest man in the SOLD BY ROGERS BHDS. one of them. THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER. ROBBING THE FARMER. HONFST MEN SHOULD READ. OUR NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ARE NOW IN OUR STOCK IS FULL AND COMPLETE Our Line oí It contains some of the Finest Goods ever broght to this city. We ha\e both * Round and Square Cut Sack and Frock Suits, and a X ery Large Assortment of Summer Goods and our Prices are Positively Lower than the same goods are sold for in Portland. XVe have clothing to fit the Large or Small, the Short or Tall. MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS AT S8.00 AND UPWARDS OU® LINE Of HATS IS COMPOSED £ LATEST NOVELTIES REDUCTION SALE! Usually Merchants conduct Clearance Sales at the end of each season when their Stocks are broken and incomplete with only remnants to select from. XV e are going to offer A COMPLETE STOCK AT SALE PRICES! As we have concluded to make a change in our business on or about Sept. 1, 1392, In order to accomplish our object we must reduce our present stock, consisting of $20,000 WORTH OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE To $5000 or less if possible, if prices will be any inducement. we have decided to make sweeping So in order to do so REDUCTIONS IN EVERY LINE FOR CASH. Our stock is no cheap auction trash, of which the country is full, but are good est values. Below we quote you a few of our prices: And other lines in proportion. These prices are strictly for cash Produce taken at cash value. Prices subject to market changes, M. E. HENDRICK & CO. A. J. Having leased and fitted up the Masonic Building, has THE FINEST STORE AND LARGEST STOCK IN THE COUNTY. Spring and Summer Goods Just Opened up and ready for the Trade. Our Spring stock is, we think, exceptionally fine An examination will satisfy all that in quantity, quality and prices we lead all competitors. A. J. APPERSON. FARM SALE ON SATURDAY MAY 7. 1892. AT 10 A. M Opposition Boot and Shoe Store. One Good Work Team, ROOTS & SHOES ! Qid People. FRUIT GROWERS, ATTENTION I 5,000 ACRES Finest Fruit Land tie Willamette Valley D^PRICES