<r commissioiis, I hv . ih I« ur bureau-.
l he three departuionts of government
When u {«ersoii becomes aware that are entirely adequate for its complete
HARDING k HEATH. Publlihtr*.
I something is doing him an injury hej i management, either by themselves, or
- 1 ' Immediately attempts to uncertain what
by and through their directly appoint­
I
¡♦tJBSCniPTION BATES
that wnnething is, in order that lie. can ed officers.
llu Cspy. par year, tnadvance ..
♦< "<• remove it. The United States is now
While it biiidee«! true that the judi­
Uc»C«py, ala uiuatliR iu atlvaiire...............
*9 suffering from a financial depression, cial department ha» sanctioncil the le­
not great, but still great enough to gality of commissions armed with {tow­
Entered at the {sjstoflice at McMinnville hamper all new investments. This de­ er stolen from the executive Hint legis­
You can Hive big money by go*ng ’u
Oregon, as aacond-cla« matter.
pression is evident to all, tlie farmer ns lative «lepurtment*. there is no ea»c on
Kay A Toild’s for winter goods.
well as the business man. It is «loitig re«‘««rd where such sanction lias l>een
Wo will make sweeping reduct,ons in
Kxsoi.CTtoss or I'ospoi i *« c am * ai O bit - tlie country an injury ami the efforts
Overcoats, Blankets, Underwear, amt
given to any commission filching its
uarv t’oetry wilt I*' cliarge«! b»r a i regular
many other lines of heavy gotsls. to
of the representative* of tlie |**>ple own <le|>artmcnt ofitsown prerogatives.
advertising rates.
close them out. Call nml see our bar­
X-Mri.i. t orna Or Tin Tru:rnoM-I!i “ is ­ shoulil lie bent toward tlie removal of Tlie line discriminating sense of the
gains in theec lines.
the
cause,
a*
it
is
one
purely
legislative.
te * will lie niail«! to any per-uti in the
American judiciary can rcmlily per-J
KAY A TODD.
I ' uite»l States or Europe, who «Icsiri's one, This finding of insecurity in buslneiw celve the thigrant uneonstltutioimllty •
P. S.—All parties owing ub will please
free of charge
and linaneial circles was not apparent j of such a procedure when its own ox Is
«■all nml settle, bv cash or note.
I. I'. Fidler. New»|ui|wr uihi rlisiing
K. A T
agent, 21 Merchant»’ Kxcliange. San before the pu—age of tin1 law requiring - to !*• goretl.
rm: stati : m i i . iti a .
Franei-co. i» our aiitliori»«sl agent. This (lie purchase by the government of a
|,u|>er is kept on tile in his «»file».
The
expenditure*
on
account
ol
tlie
certain amount of silver each month.
All eubceribere "7«o do nul reccire their This Insecure feeling will continue as state militia for tlie la»t biennial term
paper regularly Kill confer a facor by ini- long a* tlie government continue* tlie were $O5,5««.1K. It is claimed, in order ,
mrtliakly reporting the tame lutili» office purchase of silver at the market price, to maintain such organization in a con­
and converts it Into money at tlie rate dition of proper efficiency that the tux;
Thursday, January lit, 1893.
of 71 for each 65 or 75 cents worth of of one-fifth of ii milt now levied will;
The
business have to be doubled. Tlie legislature,,
silver
purchased.
THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE
men are losing faith in the silver dollar therefore, will Is* called upon to deter­
and tills in connection with tlie heavy mine whetlicr to double the taxation,
TTte message of Sylvester l’ennoyer, exports of gold Im» intvie tlie times or abolish it. Aliout half a century ago
governor of t be state of Oregon, to the hard.
as some of us «-an well remember, mili­
legislature is a production well worth
If tlie silver miner Im» tlie right to tia training fell liotli into contempt ami
loading, not only because of the resume sell the product of iris lalior to tlie gov­ complete desuetude. The country was
of flic affairs of the state during the ernment, every farmer Ims tlie same prosperous, its laws were isjual, every
l>a»t two years but for tile personol pe­ right to »ell ills product to the govern­ man seeking employment could Hud It,
culiarities of the governor which it ment, ami we sec no difference between taxation was not burdensome, because
shows up like a mirror, lli* recom­ loading tlie vaults of tlie treasury with tlie people were not then taxed for pri­
principles that men conduct their
mendations are goo«l but the reasons silver and loading them witli {Mitutoes. vate gains as well as public need, the bouses that they should labor to secure
for tlie same arc in some particulars Both are a commodity and the value of partnership heretofore existing between the full and equal coinage of lioth gold own private affairs. An auditing board
—DEALER IN—
way lieyond the comprehension of the Isith fluctuates witli the demand.
a private banking corporation mid the and silver. The right of a state to in­ to consist of the three principal officers
should
lie
created,
and
it
should
Ite
pro
­
average man. Some of them bring
struct
its
representatives
or
agents
in
government
hail
been
annulled,
ami
The monetary conference of the na­
forth the thought that a partnership tions that lias just adjourned, ha* dem­ neither banking, railroad, telegraph, congress is unquestioned, and after - vided by law that any claim not sanc­
under the name of 1‘ennoyer A Train onstrated that the nations of Europe manufacturing or other monopolies having been exercised by it in regard tioned by all of the board should re­
The Finest Line of Confectiop
would lie u good thing lor Samoa and will not stand in on tlie question of sil­ then enjoyed any special privileges by to a matter of so serious import to our main unpaid until acted upon by the
tlie United State* if the firm move to ver ami the United States should recog­ which the people were allowed to be people as the one under consideration, legislature, to which it should be re­
ery in the City.
Samoa.
nize that she has a royal hand when it unduly taxed ami tlie federal govern­ any honorable representative would • ferred.
All
kinds
of Produce taken at the
Hs advocates that tlie tax for the
A
change
In
the
law
relative
to
the
either obey instructions or resign.
comes to tlie single standard ¡«lea—a ment unduly contolled.
supjiort of tlie state university I* unjust
t inier sueli ail administration of af-1 The legislature, however, «cnn direct- conveyance of the insane and convicts
gold standard. Th«’ balance of trade
because of the limite«! number who
is already ill our possession and a law fairs there was no discontent among ly aid somewhat in relieving the people sliouhl lie made, by which an officer
avail themselves of tin- opportunity Ibr
Call and examine my Stock nni
making gohl the standard of value, the masses, for tlie reason Hint there I of the state by repealing the specific should lie detailed from the insane asy-
higher «'ducation. file interest of tlie
get Prices.
making all our dealing* with foreign were no governmental abuses, and ! contract law, and by tlie passing of an ! lum and penitentiary to convey all per- I
state in it* young citizens «lot’s not end
A. II. G aunt .
countries payable in gohl, will give us hence there avos no need of military or-1 act declaring that any stipulation in ' sons to lie committed to such institu­
with tlie common school education.
an amount of gold to be a<l«led' to ganlzations. Militia musters became contract discriminating against any tions, thus saving a great expense to
Tlie better education a young mail or
our circulating medium each year equal obsolete, ami nil classes looked hopeful­ lawful money of the United State* shall the state.
woman lias tlio lietter citizen lie or
to tlie amount of tlie balance of trade. ly for the time when wars should cease lie considered ns detrimental to sound ; Another urgent reform is demanded
-he ¡.*, irtid it is in the line of progress
Proprietors of The McMinnville
j in regard to the benefactions of the
We already contribute about one half ami nil difficulties, either internecine public policy mid shall lie void.
to give them all the advantage possible.
' state in regard to agricultural fairs. It
ItETIlENCIIMENT AM) REFORM.
the production of gold to the circulation or international, should 1«' settled by
If our common schools were college*
TILE
The largely increasing expenditures is really not the province of any state
«•f the world, ami there is no reason arbitration, in consonance witli tlie
the state woulil !>«• lietter «'«{tripped
TILE
wliy tills couiitiy cannot make tlie na- progress of civilization nml in aecord- of the state, as well as the unnecessary government to tax one man for tlie
witli brain*, ami brain* constitute
>
I lions of Euroite come to their knees 1 iinec with the humane dictates of an increased army of office-holder.«, should benellt of hi* neighbor, who possesses
Situateli al the Southwest corner of the
greatness according to tlie modern
I and lK*g |for the lavor of a silver cir­ exalte«) patriotism. It I* now iiinin- admonish the legislative assembly that a faster horse, a fatter steer, or bigger
Fair Ground*. All sizes of
definition. Every person graduating
vegetable;
yet
if
such
taxation
is
had,
no
service
could
I«
1
rendered
more
ac
­
culating medium, for in tli<‘ course of tained, however, that there is neeil all
from a state university lias a greater
First-Class Drain Tile
years this country can contain the en- ■ over tlie country of a wi ll trained mil­ ceptable to tlie people than to apply every citizen should have an equal
veneration for (lie state than lie would
Nine
1 tire gohl of tlie world.
itary force to quell the spirit of quiet tlie pruning knife of reform wherever show of winning premiums.
WMVIly
kept
constantly
on hand al lowest living
have had lie graduated from a private
and unrest that now exist».
Does it, necessary. By the passage of a maxi­ thousand five hundreil dollars is now
prices
DERBY & HOYER,
or denominational college. The state
THINKS FROM NEWBERG, however, comport witli good states­ muni rate law the railroad commission paid yearly by the state to agricultural
41-
McMinnville, Oregon.
Ims furnished something of benefit t«> TWO
manship to examine into the causes of I coul«l lie abolisheil mid the law effect- societies, S5000 to the state fair society
him through future life, Tin» state
Gov. l’enuoyer's very sensible views such disquietude, and if found real to lively enforce«l by granting to tlie gov- and ?l>500 each to the two eastern and
would lie lienetitted by the perfection
regarding tlie useless waste of money remove them?
■ ernor tlie power to employ, in tlie event one southern Oregon district societies.
of tlie person's mind as well as by the
—VIA—
in keeping up the exorbitant expenses
Will it not be found upon examina­ of any infraction of tlie law, a proseeilt- Even witli this distribution a large por­
love «lack college graduate lias for his
of tlie Oregon National <«'uard, will tion that these disturbances, to quell 1 iug witness, who can collect tlie neces­ tion of our people cannot avail them­
Alma Mater We see no reason why
meet the approval of a majority of the which military power is evoked, are sary evidence and bring suits in tlie selves of their advantages. If money
the state should drop behind others in
taxpayers of Oregon, if avc are not mis­ the direct consequences of need of em­ | courts for tlie enforcement of said law. . is to lie paid by the state for the support
tlie advancement of educational allairs i
Express Tyains I-eavc Portlan.l Daily
taken.
*:‘Z),000 worse than thrown ployment, the unjust exactions of cor. I With such mi officer to lie paid only of such societies, justice demand* that
anti a compulsory course at tin-|
LEAVE.
ARRIVE,
away woulil accumulate a gn at «leal of porntion», ami tlie lack of sufficient i when employed, the various other it should lie so distributed that all citi­
Portland
. 7/i0 p ni SaaFrancisco R.loau.
state university witli the state pay-i
of good put into tlie right channel* money, consequent U{K>n tlie changed ' commissions created to enforce tlie law zens may have equal advantages, and
San
Fran..
7:00
p
m
Portlaml
7.:>Aaiu
iug all tlie costs of the-ame would Iw al
year after year. Oregon lias no earthly policy of tlie government, by which in regard to particular matters would to that end the law should lie ehanged, ■
Above trains stop only nt following sta­
benefit to tlie state.
tion* north of Roseburg: East Portland,
All through tlie message there is an use lor such ¡in institution asa national silver is no longer a full legal tender, I lie superfluous. Thus the fish commis­ apportioning tlie money now given to
Oregon Citv, Woodburni. Salem. Albany,
Tangent, Sliedtls, Halsey, Harrisburg, .1mi­
undercurrent inimical to progress and j guard, and the taxpayers of the state resulting in tlie stagnation of Inisiness sion, the boiird of horticulture, the do­ tlie four societies mentioned equally I
ction «ity, Irving, Eugene
in several places the governor refers t<>| shoulil kick hnrd against helping to tin' prostration of industries, mid tlie mestic animal commission and the ! among tlie several counties of the state
That Desirable an<l Most Beautifully Ixxated Property Known as
KoHclmrg .»rail Dally.
maintain
it.
—
<
in
support
of
county
fairs.
'phi'-.
decline
in
all
values
except
gold,
and
!
food
commission
could
be
well
dispens
­
tlie goo«l old times—times when tlie
leave .
___
ARRIVE.
I'emioyer
makes
many
good
'
obligations
payable
in
gold'.
’
If
so,
it
ed
with,
saving
quite
an
expense
to
the
Gov.
people enjoyed corn bread, homespun
KECOMM I’.NDATtONS.
Portland. . s :05 a ni Roseburg.. 5:40 pni
Roseburg, if 20 a m Porilmnl. . 4 :00 |> m
clothes ami other now long forgotten recommendations in his message, Imt ' devolves upon the jlegislatures of tlie 1 state.
1. A change in the assessment law.
Albany local. Daily, Except Sunday.
Tlie fish commission was never of
luxuries; tlie time* when justice tri. when lie suggests that tlie state lionrd several states, and upon congress, to
2. The abolition of useless commis­
LEAVE.
Anr.tvi;.
of
horticulture
lie
abolished
lie
becomes
-
determine
tlie
line*
of
policy
to
be
pur
­
any
practical
iienefit;
tlie
l*oard
of
hor
­
iimphed through an institution known
sions.
Portland.
{i mt Albany......... fl: p in
in
tlie
eyes
of
fruit
raisers
a
mossluiek
of
sued.
Shall
these
corporat«'
exactions
ticulture is working in the smile field
Albany........ 5
a ni Portland
.8:55a ni
a* a vigilance committee, when mob
A law fixing maximum rate* for
violence and lynch law were supreme; tlie first water. Where would the fruit 1 continue;.«hall private banks lie allow- in which tlie experiment station of the railroatl and telegraph eompenies.
hiterests
of
<
'aliforniii
lie
to-day
without
I
ed
to
issue
the
money
which
tlie
gov-
agricultural colleg«' is doing much liet-
the times when through tlie measures
4. A law empowering municipali­
Situate and adjoining the BAPTIST COLLEGE and Park; Only live
Tourist Sleeping Car^
______
____ scientific
________ work,
____ r anil is ties to fix maximum rates on ¡«11 mo­
and more
now advocated by our astute politician proper officers, backed by the law to [ ernment should;: shall refusal still be I ter
minutes walk from the main street of McMinnville; By taking into con­ For accommodation of second class pogv«,.
'
—
!
made
to
restoring
silver
to
its
former
I
therefore
unnecessary;
the
province
of
of
posts'
enforce
tlie
extermination
governor, the people of this country
nopolies.
sideration the Fine Avenues and Streets, the .Sightly Situation and Love­
gers ¡ittni lied to express trainsz*
place,tints perpetuating the giant crime' the domestic animal commission is
worked for *2 per week ami were paid lii'iiphlo.
5. A law authorizing the governor ly Surroundings Pleasant Home addition furnishes the grandest and
WEST SIDE DIVISION
Where would any other
be of tlie nineteenth century, and tints in- simply to endorse the action of tlie vet- to employ a prosecuting witness.
in tlie products of tlie farm—ami fail*
Between Portland and CoTvallis.
most convenient property for those desiring a beautiful home. Pleasant
to volving the |>eople in still multiplied ' crinnry surgeon a» his judgment, and
to mention the hereditaments and the without tlie strong arm of
Mail Train D.’iij , except Sunday.
A law giving to all state .'¡nd Home is subdivided in four acre-blocks and is sold on reasonable terms.
LEAVE
--------
arrive ’
i.« dilliculties, and our national industries. not theirs, i* exercised, ami therefore county officers a fixed salary.
appurtenances I »'long! ng to these good back it? A majoritv of tl
For information apply to WM. F. BRIEDEN8TEIN, Sole Agent,
Portlnnd
.. 7 30 a m McMinn’ 10:10 a in
ol«l time*.
government, amt government governs | in still turthcr depression? And then, j there is no nec«l for th«’ commission;
7. A general municipal incorpora­
10
am
•
__________
McMinn'..
10
Corvallis.
Cor. Third Street and Railroad. McMinnville, Or.
Under the head of “Militia” the gov­ only because of its power Io liandle a when out of employment, out of mon-i while the food commissioner is really tion law.
Corvallis .12 .V> p m McMinn’
p m
McMinn’. .. 2 56 p m Portland . a'10 p ;n
ernor instead of making a mention of musket, a sabre, a cannon, or, as the ! ey, and in despair the laborer, prompt-1
prompt-. the fifth
tilth wheel to the
tlie conch,
coach, inasmuch
S. A change in the road laws, so as
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
the eondition of tlie state forces, wan­ (Jriililiif would have it, ail elm club, cd by tin' contemplation of hi* starving I ¡«» tlie federal government has control to secure good roads.
trains of Oregon Pacific.
ders oft'into a long dissertation on tlie ami demonstrate to tlie minority or ma­ wife and elilldren, rebels against these of tlie sale of oleomargerlnc throughout
Express Train Daily, except Bunday.
9. Providing for tlie arrest ami pun­
labor question, for no other reason than jority its right to ml«'. The dmphir grievances, «liall.iniprisonnicnt lie giv­ the state, while the city of Portland,
LEWF.
ARRIVE.
ishment of armed men in private em
Portland . 4 :40 p nilMc>inn .. 7.25 p in
a political one. He probably ha» de­ umloubtcdly believes in the establish­ en lrini instead of eniyloyment, and where nearly all his effort.« are »{lent, ploy.
McMinn
’
.
.
15
a
ni
’
Portland,
.. 8:20 a in
signs upon the office he now occupies ment <>f an international peace ce.nimis- bullets and bayonets be put into iris has now a food commissioner of its
10. The passage of an inheritance
I
two years from now and is building his sion after tlie style of tlie state* stomach instead of bread, thus bolster­ own. The board of charities and cor­
tax law.
lienees. The state fore«' of militia is board of horticulture to rule the earth I ing lip wrong by force'.’ or rather, shall rection by calling attention to abuses
11. The enactment of a law similar
EAST AND SOUTH.
formed completely of laboring men, If it diil rnl«i and tlie believers in uni-: not (ln »e great abuses be abolished, public institutions in tlie state, where
For tickets and full information regard
to that of Washington, exempting
and no « la»* lia» the proper observance versal peace would not defend their equal laws again prevail,sufficient mon­ all sucli institutions of all kinds are
ing
rates,
mans, etc., call on the Company’.*
homesteads from execution ami attach­ !
agent at McMinnville.
of the law more tit heart than they. government by their strong arms, they ey lie furnished by the government epen to the public, can do only what
THROUGH
ment.
R KOEHLER,
E. P. ROGERS.
The force Is comi>osc<l of American cit. would lie at the mercy of a dozen pu­ whereby industries may again revive, each citizen and all the public press
12. Authority t > the school land I
Manager.
Asst. G F. & P Agl
Z>ufK.I3Lz“5r
taens, young, energetic ami the main­ gilists who would light and hail flic lalior liml employment an«l the gov­
can well perform, ami it* services ¡ire i commissioner» to withhold from any I
stay.« of this country in the future. Tlie determination to govern.
ernment be supported not by the strong therefore not required.
county its school fund until all the state
governor panders to the foreign element
If it had not lH*en for tlie national arm of military power, but hy tlie ¡if- ! Laws should also lie passed making taxes from said county have been re-1 Would a pretty Writ­
Terminal or
th
Leaving Portland, 8:45 A. M.
who ar« in a turmoil all the time, strik­ guard of til«’ original thirteen states tlie feetionnte devotion of ¡1 prosperous, in­ all offices within the state salaried
ing Desk please some
and celved.
ing, demanding something for nothing, editor of the <?«■«/;>/««'wouhl now be al dustrious ami contented citizenry?
7:30
P.
M.
friend
of
yours?
eotripelliiig such as receive fees to pay
1;;. The creation of a state ¡inditing
lazy, gootl for nothings, of no account “Bloomin’ Henglishnian, «lon’t you i
I.Eulst.ATIVi: IN’STttt'CTlOXS.
into the treasury all in excess of sala- board.
We have u
to this country or any other. The bust­ know.”
At this time, as every member of tlie 1 ries. 11 would afford a very great tía V-
Nplendid stock.
14. No further illegal appropriation
ling American, mi American by right
A« tlie tiinphii- mail is such a strong legislature is well aware, a period of' ing to the state if it possessed its own
of money by joint resolution.
of birth and love of American institu­ believer in a conimissionfor the exter­ business liepression has befallen our in-
f„r pUbHc printing as in Califor-
15. Appropriation for a fi*li ladder i Could you oiler lather
tions, is not out of employment ami mination of pests, we wisii to tell him dustries.
.i...«u^ The
i«._ prices
...«
of ' •«
th«
— ’ ~>reat
gt
staple ; ni(1) nn(] p;)i(i {O ({le state priutera fixed at Oregon City.
is tht Line to Take
has not
ami never
»111
«sin- that tlie national guard of this »tate is products of Oregon are quite low; • bus- salary. Th«' weather bureau, which |
■ or mother a more ap-
7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
16. A change in tlie law relating to
template rebellion against tlie laws nothing lint one of his pet state hoards, iness of all kinds is stagnated, except I’ - ’
•
-
....
1
propriate
gift
than
an
. ' inform» tlie farmers in July by means ! tbc conveyance of criminals ami insane
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago.
of this country. Ami. furthermore, no a commission, a state board for the ex­ that alone ol loaning money; and lalior ' of x».-a.
..1 pamphlets, . ...I-..«,
expensive printed
what i
! Easy Chair?
the DINI,N(; CAH ROUTE. It runs
citizen of this country will receive im­ termination of human pest* that vio­ titful employment, with declining re- t|le weather was in May, is really more t1 person«.
40
Hours Quicker to Omaha and It 1« Through
7
•■i””™«.” .
i, ....«.,,«-i,,«««.» «««.,«,-
J7. Instructions to our lepresenta-
VESTIBULED TRAINS
A splenditi !
prisonment instead of employment, late th«’ law s instead of th«' much loved ward*.
This, in our < «•«inipnrativ.'ly
" ' I ornamental than useful, and should lie t{w., ¡h congress to procure appropria-
ugwrt nient«
Every Day in lhe Year to
Kansas City.
and bullets ami bayonets Instead of fruit trees of the thniphic man. The young state, with manifold
>1(1 ll
PlOl
I
”
rliiziionanil
avtfli
r
Vlxr*
utnir«
luwn««l
«if
i
z-
z-
.
.
a
_
..................
a
i
mt.
»«
undevelop­ dispensed witli. The state Ixic.rd of | tion for a portage road at The Dalles of
bread if he obeys the law.
If he <lis- maintenance of the law should be tlie I ed resources, and capable of tlie most
Tcixrlnt
equalization, which lias really proven , the ( lumbia; to secure the passage of
Sleepers, Free F^eclln.-
obeys the law lie deserve* punishment, first thing to look after, not the preser­ wonderful ami gratifying progress and
to lie a board of inequitable assessment, a joint resolution allowing Oregon to | Would the little folk*
Lzxg'
Cliair
Cars.
(No Change of Cart)
Slzilxig-
ami If hi* dlsols'dicnc«» is great enough vation of fruit trees.
development, is a condition of affairs has liecn of more harm than licncfit,
i be pleased with any-
• Oars.
i use the interest on the agricultural col-
lie deserves bullets ami bayonets, ami
which demands your gravest consider­ even under our present assessment law,
' lege funds for betterments on the col­ ' thing as much as they
the last person on earth to say that lie
(unsurpassed)
Ferrates or general information «allen
The Governor's Message
ation. There can be no difficulty what­ xvhile under a good law there will be
or intflréss,
«loes not deserve them for violation of
lege property; to secure an extension of I would with a pretty
ever in ascertaining tlie real reason for i not tlie least necessity for its exist
th«1 law should lie the governor of a
time in which payment may lie made Rocker?
M IL Ht RLHURT, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
«'■intiniK'd from First Page.
(Of Latest Equipment,)
state.
this most untoward condition, so ml-1 once.
by settlers for land* within the forfeited
" .
2.M Washington St.,
j of tlie {H-rmanent commissions ami bll- versely affecting the welfare of our pen-'
RIST
You
should
»see
The
time
has
now
arrived
when
a
A CHANGE DESIRED
P obtl . ixd , Oaaoox.
limits; to vote for the free coinage of sil­
our big Mock.
reaus established since 187!» nuinliering pie. There can l>e no reasonable doubt
Best that can be constrneteil ami in
which aceommodations arc for hol­
If it were not for the present a«.»«-*«- i Iwcntv-one. The cost to the state in whatever that tlie denial of the free use state auditing lioard would I*' advan­ ver; the issuance of the {taper money of
der» of First or Sccond-ctMs Tick-
tageous. The secretary of state 1«, un­ the country by the government alone,
uient law of the state of Oregon the ¡18811 of the few then created was about of silver as money by congress, and tlie I
«t». and
der the constitution, tlie state auditor and the enactment of an income tax I If you have a literary
present business depression of the coun­ *:i,5oo, while the cost of them ¡ill in | permission given by it to the money-'
Avhile lie, at the same time, to quite a law.
friend wouldn't a nice
try would not 1*' felt In this state to the 1S91 exceeded **42,000, making n total loaners to demand gohl coin in pay-'
A Continuous Line connecting with all
great
extent, is the state purchasing
H dhnc ,
Bookcase please him?
extent that ii is, Tlie »tate is a com­ cost for the eleven years of *4,010,125.
♦
ment of loans, tints really dwarfing the agent, thus Incoming the auditor of
lines, affordiug direct and unin­
For
the
first
time
Oregon
hasadivid-
This mania for the creation of com­ business of tile country to a narrow '
paratively new on«', ami in all such tlie
terrupted service.
The Only Sign Writer in the County.
A pretty
his own accounts. While it is never to| ed electoral vote. It is the second time
«•nileet ion.
condition of the national finance« mid mission*, ami for the distribution gold basis, Is the great overslimlowlng
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secur­
Homes fitted up in tlie Neatest and Most ed in «uti-atwe through any agent of the ro»«>
l-c presumed that anything but the that that the state failed to vote for the
th« monetary system of the comitry among tI k 'I ii of .«omeof tlie {lowers lie­ cause of our present monetary stringen­
Artistic Style.
strictest course of honesty would !*• republican candidate*. In 1868 Horatio
Tnroiiifli
,o America,
from all
Point»
d«M- not have the same effect ¡is in tlie longing to one of the regularly' «■on*ti-| cy and business depression.
„ ,
’ I ifkfts
*'*nsin
England
Designs furnished for Decorations.
I
These
are
only
four
pursued,
yet
the
affairs
of
tlie
state
Seymour,
the
democrat!«'
nominee,
rc-
eno Luropc can lie pur< liasctl at anj’ ticket
more thickly populate«! ami Industrial tuletl department« of the state govern­
Unfortunately, you have no direct! should lx1 conducted oil the same bnsi- celved the electoral vote.
Remember Paper Hanging ami Inside Fur-1 ontce of thia conmany.
suggestions, it’s true,
««immunities. This state 1» engagett ment ha- he< »me wide spread nml lui« control
over
this matter. Under
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the1
hull information concerning rates, lira»
nishing a Specialty.
hut they are good
largely in tlie production of the neces­ at 1»M Infecte«! the legislature» «.f even j constitution, the states were restricts
ot trains, routes ami other details furnished
" ork taken by Contract orliv the Dav. Ex­ on application to any ogent. or
sities of life in the way of tissl and us-' o,'r «‘wn conservative state. They are to tlie use of gold ami silver alone as n
ones, aren't they?
perienced men employed. '
A „ A D. CHARLTON.
ually there is a demand lor «ueh ami »" excreccnec on tlie Issly politi«-. legal tender, ami to congre»« ira» given
„I?*1
Paesenger Agent.
Third
Street, McMinnville, Oregon.
Sim?»
*•
‘•«•Coinpaay, No, lit
the »ale 1» easy. What I* now a nece*- »ml are entirely alien to tile spirit a* the -ole power to coin money.
If the
Or??.**”
rarfand, or
slty In the state 1» the repeal of the ' well as the letter of «air state eonstitu- I framers of the constitution had ever
mortgage tax law. Tax all personal 1 b°n. which declares, article thnt“the contemplated the possibility that con­
Third and E Street*. McMinnville.
and real property to tin actual owners |**wer« of <>ur government—tlie leglsla- gress, after having been empowered
iNerthera Pacific R. R. c#. Leasee.)
s»f the property at oi * mid the same live, the executive,- Including the ad- with this most important prerogative,
time in all parts of tlie state, have it mlul«tnitive ami judicial"—precluding would refuse to fnlfil its full duty, «for
is ATTEST TIXTE
«tone in one «lay if |w*»*ible, tax iiocrrd- the be*towincnt elsewhere of any pow­ bestowment of the right imposed the
Two Through Trains Daily.
Ita and allow no iiidebtc«ln<'ss seems to er pertaining to the management of performance of the duty), the states
lie the law desiretl by flic largt'r num­ -tate affair».
would most certainly have refused to
i
ber of the |xxiplc of the state. While
If a eoninii—inn is entrusted with the delegate such power. But the grave
Minima poi is nr:
4 15p oV thi i,1., ■ y"“ "U1 ,nr- 11 e0”* ao«"i«*r
J
this would Is- a Itetter law than the enforcement <>f the law, that is a func­ fact now confronts us that congress has
Jt i’anl ari
top
Dnlnth
ar
1
G.'tOp
J•»«•m ten time, ordln.ry wag*,. Ho«i.
one now ti|*«n the statute Is «wk*, it tion belonging tn the executive depart­ proved recreant to the great trust im­
Ashland ar
iL*11
« home •«•«< work ■"
3 3»ip
seems that a tax levied upon the acres ment, ami sliouhl be exercised by the posed upon it to freely coin lioth gold
Chicago
|y
or •*• ••»«' time. Any ono any wh«r-
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¿¿J
t •).
“ '"A" • yr».» *«■
money. Man, hare made
of the farmer »ml the town lots of the governor, «>r those under his entire con­ and silver on equal terms, nml that a
Tirketa sold and bam re checked thromr i 7
wanin’» Month No cla«. o,
Administrator's Notice
it»'1 rK2.nt' 1,1 *h* Vnit*d •'‘tate* an.l Canai withrL»Illh£ Tor ?«.are ra*ki»t »o much monet
city resident, w ithout regard to the val­ trol: if it is entrusted with flic regula­ depression of the industries, a general
nlemni
J*i h<*’ Il worl‘ ,nr
f'“’*"-
At
■
ro
?
n
«
’
t'o'i
made
in
Chi«
ago
win,
ue of the sniic would lie tlie most satis­ tion of th*' rates of common-carriers, hnsine«« «tagnation and a steady
alt train, gOinr
and So(lth
l«,»W«,,Kl»lre, ,ril0,,OrBhle. »od poy« better than
<le-
Notice 1« hereby given that theooiter-
nefd
,o
Vim hare a elen.
factory law in tlie end. The industry i that is a prerogative of the legislature cline in valu«'«, follow* a* a <iire«'t legit-
,Jc''i
n
l
lln,,rmn
'
ion
a
PP'y
vnur
near-
sign e«t hnsheen by an order of tbe i'o'intv
ellrLn«? no ‘■ompetlUon We equip -on will.
ajrpnt or to JAM <' |*OXD
t'oartof Yamhill county. Oregon, duly sv- rst ticket
of a man woulil not be taxed in this in­ front time immemorial; and ¡fit is en­ iniate result.
bZZiaaer*K«hl?h «‘.’’TL’' I’''"''’1 dirertion- (or
Gen Pa... «ln,| Tki. Agt ( {«i«^,,'. (p
n«Se
11
f»HI>f»llr. will brll.r
pointon administrator of the estate «,f II
stance, but a |Mvminm would Imoflered trusted with the power to adjust mat­
XTe?n.Ty
W!U
bn.ines. 1...
The legislature, however, can anti
«>. Hums, deceased. Therefore all persons
»hr »or? Yon ran do...
for the Improvement of w hat property ters between common-carriers and per­ ought to use it.« remedy this errat
having claim« against -aid s-tate arc here,
Farm for Sale
i^d «Lrl^el
T — work for
*O«"»»b'
by
notifusl
and
required
to
present
the
r.dmnhL.t?iL,..t"W.,’.,r7 ,Or »•wol»'*’
he owned, or If lie belt! a large mnomit sons having dealings with them, or be­ wrong, both by a memorial to eongro**
*ame to the undersigned. at his place of nr.’tT?ixi l’.anT’,1*«<>»t»d Ä mile« north. lr-T.P!c' nil
r,rrf P^lcnlar l< «eat
‘i fiM M'nnT,l,'‘, 30 •"« in eultiva-
of land for speculative purposes ho tween any other parties, that is a duty demanding that it shouM perform the
business at McMinnville. Oregon, duly «£.
Uon l.alanee pa.tnrs Fruit,, of all ¿¡òq,
GEOkOa «TINS»* * CO .
verified. within six months from this date' on
would lie induced to sell because of the confined to the judiciary. Under our great duty imposed U|x>n it hy the con­
the Hace. 3W tra„ be,rinr and sm
Roa No. 4»», Portia,,,«. Me.
Dated this .Sih dav of Norember A D
tax and soon tbe large bodies of land constitutional forn» of government, stitution, and hy positive instruction to
18W-
H C BURNS,
Ram-tv ,t Fenton.
Admistrator
would Iw ent up into «mall holdings.
there Is neither plate nor need for eith- the representative* of Oregon in liotb
Dec 1-49
Attorney» for »aid estate
McMinnville, Or I
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.
TRY THE GOLD CURE
i '
A. H. GAUNÎ
0 (). HODSON
I
mUBB
DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
STOVES AND
TINWARE.
House Furnishing Goods.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS,
Gas and Steam Fitting's, Paints, Etc.
FACTORY ÏK
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Galvanized Iron, Tin and Metal Work
! of Every Description.
East and South
O. O. HODSON.
NOW ON THE MARKET
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.
AND FOR SALE
Pleasant Home Addition
To McMinuvi lie
Piilliiiuii IlnfH Sleepers,
LINE
SOME HELPFUL
Through Tickets to all Points
RUNNING
SUGGESTIONS
fron
1 DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO
3
Interior Points
Northern Pacific
Riiili'Oiiil
io all Points East & South
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
CAmposetl of BRING CARS
PLLLMA!H DRAWING ROOM SLEEPERS
TOI
J. B. ROHR,
SLEEPING CARS
ELEGANT IIAY C0AC1E8.
Sign, and Oriiaineiilal hiiter
CLEARANCE SALE!
(
F Ein
TENTH
AT
F. W. REDMONDS
Bums & Daniels,
Wisconsin Central Lines.
WE WAHT YOU