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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1893)
■•CONFIDENCE" FINANCIERING BEGINNING OF PENSION REFORM. Tlie free gold in the treasury now ( When Mr. O'Neil, ns the head of a i amounts to about $12,000,<MX). Of till« sul>-committee, introduced some peu- " about $6,000,00t) is gold lent by the New ■ion reform clause* into an appropriu-' SUBSCRIPTION RATES. York bunk« and subject to withdrawal I tlon bill, Mr. Holman, who is always alert to prevent reforms in that direc-1 Uaa Cvpy. per yaar, ioadvance................ |l 00 any day. oeeCepy, aixBoathein advance............ ■#, During I he four years ef this admin tion, »uceeeded in getting them strick istration the exports of gald from this en out by the full committee. Entered at the poatoffiee at McMinnville country have amounted, according t« Mr. O’Neil has succeeded now, ini You can save big money by go*)iB’ Oregon, as second-class matter. Kay it Todd’s for winter goods. Secretary Foster, to $207,000,000, and spite of Mr. Holman, in convincing the | i Wo will make »weeplugreduct,ons in tlie outflow continues nt the rate of committee of its error, and inducing it I ' K kholuttonm or C oxdoi . bxce and ai i O bit - Overcoats, Blankets, Undarwear. and to restore the most important of these uary Poetry will be charged for a i regular some millions a week. I many other lines of heavy goods, to advertising rates. During tlie year and a quarter ending provisions. One of them forbids pen.: : dose them out. Call and see our bai- sions under tlie disability law to men gains in these lines. S ample Copies Or T he . T ki . ephonk -R egis on tlie first of last November the treas ter will be mailed to any person in the ury note circulation was increased whose incomes exceed $<iim. Tills, it it KAY A TODD. l uiled State»« or Europe, who desires one, more than 33 jier cent by silver pur- becomes law, will end an al>u.«e which p. S.—All partiesowing us will please free of charge. cliaaes-*-adding$116,000,000 to the de lias in many case* been a positive scan eall and settle, by cash or note. I.. P. Fhher, Newspaper advertisiing It will deprive no mnn of a pen K. 4 T. •gent, 21 Merchant!» Exchange, San mand liabilities, which must lie pulii in dal. Francisco, is our authorized agent. This gold if the promised “parity” and th* sion who really needs it. paper is kept on 61* iu his office. Another clause forbids the payment integriti of tlie government’s paper are All mbit l iberi who do noi receive their to lie maintained. And this increase of widows' pensions to women who did paper regularly will roofer a fatar by iui- goes on at tlie rate of *4,000,000 a not marry their soldier husband within inediately reporting the lame to thii afire month. five year* after their discharge from Congress refuses to stop this Inflation. service. This will end tlie scandal of Thursday, February 23, 189; The secretary of the treasury refuses to January and May marriage« for the meet it with any measure for protecting sake of pensions, of which there have The Dayton JVenv was edited this tlie gold reserve, except tliat of tempo been some flagrant cases brought to week l>y one small boy and a tnossback. rary lmrrowing. He frankly declares light lately. The two provisions to tliat tlie gold in tlie treasury ought to gether, according to estimates made in tlie pension office, will save not less The Tta.EPlIoNE-REOtsTElt has heard hiive been increased as tlie treasury than $20,000,000 annually to the treas note circulation increased, and that, in from ono small boy and a niosslmck. Where Is Vox I’opuli, Justice and the fact, lie has |>cnnitted it to shrink to ury. The remaining clause places pension the danger line. Yet lie lias said in an »the re? interview thut he should do nothing to administration in the hands of the war department, where it lielongs, and The Amity Popgun seems to have a meet tlie emergency during tlie remain where tho laws can lie administered in grudge against the business men of Mc der of his term mile«.« forced by circum the interest of the disabled veterans Minnville. We see no reason why the stances to act. He declared tliat noth without concern either for votes or for —DEALER in — paper should light the merchants of ing is necessary to enable him thus to tlie prosperity of the pension attorneys. tide over the few remaining weeks ex this city. cept “confidence" and for tliat lie np- DENVER'S NEW AMBITION Tlie electric road lietween Portland peal*. But confidence in what? Not in any The Finest Line of Confection, and Oregon City is completed. Why Fifteen or twenty year.« ago a per not have one between McMinnville and measure of wisdom on tlie part of tlie ery in the City. the Willamette river, passing through secretary, for lie declares tliat lie is ron of the name of Reavis made him (’ail Supply All Vonr Needs In All kinds of Produce taken at the contemplating noni' The "confi self temporarily conspicuous by ardent Dayton. dence” lie a«ks for is confidence in championship of a scheme for making The present legislature has written mere blind luck, in the willingness of St. Louis the national capital. Reavis, itself down as a most extravagant one. the banks to continuo their loans to we believe, 1« dead, and his pet folly The appropriations exceed two millions. tlie treasury till March 4th, in the fail ha« passed from the consideration of Taxpayers will groan for some time to ure of anything to happen in the men. A. H. G aunt . meantime which might precipitate dis Now, the growing city of Denver, in come.—.4 Ibany Demarrat. distant Colorado, has become infected aster. Twenty years ago an agricultural es This is fully and worse. It is trifling by some microbe of the St. Louis am tate in Essex, England, extending over with tlie gravest interests of tiie coun bition and is developing tin aspiration Proprietors of The McMinnville 555 acres, was purchased for $105,Otto, try. This administration Jias squan to be the capital of the United States. TILE and $25,000 was subsequently expended dered tlie nation's surplus, mortgaged The legislature is called upon to resolve on buildings and improvements. The its revenues, inflated its paper curren that Denver is fit and ought to be the TILE property has just been sold by auction cy, suffered its treasury reserve to lie capital. The country will lie invited Situated at the Southwest cornei nt th for $24,750. depicted, saddled it with a mischievous to listen again to the familiar,reasons Fair Grounds. All sizes of silver-purchase law ami brought it to for “removing" the capital from the Mosshack in the Day ton Snrn, strikes the verge of financial disaster, and now edge of the nation to its center. They First-Class Drain Tile the keynote of the banking situation. it refuses even to consider measures of will lie rehearsed with all the zeal kept constantly on hand at lowest livi| A national bank in Dayton would be safety lieyond tlie brief time of its own which so rich a job can inspire in the prices. DERBY A BOYER, a solid institution in comparison with continuance in power, though it knows heart« that beat warmly for their 41- McMimville, Oregon a private bank. Mossback forgets one tlie danger to be imminent mid daily country's welfare and their corner lot*. Possibly enough interest may be en thing in talking about national bank«. incrsHsing. The country will Iw well rid of such listed to serve as a boom for Denver It takes $50,000 to start one. six feet above low water mark the past NEWS RETOI.I». government and of a secretary, who in real estate, but we doubt it. The story —VIA— week but is now gradually falling. The March number of I lie I'ln'oin ! tlie face of so grave a danger, jauntily is old and can never again be so inter Ini eresi Ing: Paragraphs from mir County GOODS The heavy snow» crushed in the roof ( Exchanges« will contain, under the title of "A declares tliat lie is concerned only to esting as it was made by Reavis. It is of a granary belonging to Yank Lady Study in Municipal Corruption,’’ a : keep bock tlie avalanche till lie can get impossible to advertise it up to the dig Dayton Herald Feb. 17 of Highlands, one day last week and 7 . i r. striking anonymous article, showing himself out of its way.—.V. IFor/rf. nity of a probably actual question. Express Tyains Leave Portland Daily. Mi-*. Wilson Peery, whose spine was spreading a bin caused tlie wheat to; the methods Iiy which the bribery of LEAVE. I ABK1VB. The capitol will remain where it is, Portland . 7.00 p iu SanFrancisco 8.151 dty councils, school boards and other THE FRIEND OF THE LABORER. at least until Colorado shall offer to injured by a fall while tit her daughter’s ■ run out. Four horses, belonging to San Fran. 7:00 p m!Portland 7.35 m John Lady were badly foundered oil such bodies, is done by contractors and take back all her silver which the gov was brought home Wednesday. Above train* stop only at following iti the giain undone lias since died. A their agents. On Tuesday last Mrs. C. W. Powell tions north of Roseburg: East I\ntlu| How quick a man’s opinion of mat ernment hasliought, at the price which Oregon Citv, Woodburm, Salem. Albuq had her right arm fractured near the cow belonging to Mr. Hudson of that ters changes when his pockets are was paid for it. Tangent, sliedds, Halsey. Harrisburg,M Mr. Cleveland seems to be taking a touched. Governor l’ennoyer has won DEALER IN wrist. Mrs. Powell was out in the yard section was also crushed by a falling ction city, Irving, Eugene shed. very commenadablv course in announc* polititical fame as the friend of the poor Roseburg Mail Daily. The member.« of the Oregon legisla at the time of the accident walking 1 ing the members of his cabinet as soon and the lalioringinan. Tills fame has ; ture from the interior counties were along the Isiard walk when she slipped _______ ARRIVi. LEAVE. notici :. I Portlaud . . 8:0,5 a m Roseburg... .5:40pi as letters of acceptance have assured not been won by deads but by the bamboozled by the Clatsop county dele and fell witli tlie above result. Roseburg. . 6:20 a in | Portland ... 4:00 p i him of the permanence of the appoint smooth words of the politician. When gation on the pilot bill. Astoria would Hereafter all notices announc* James Wise, stepson of Morris Cain, Albany Local, Dally, Except Sunday. ment. The country is better satisfied theop|iortunity arrived for him to dem jeopardize every bushel of grain in the who has been ill with lung fever several ing entertainnients lor which an LEAVE. ARRIVi. and all interests conserved by swell a onstrate his power to better the condi state in order to down Portland. This weeks, and recovery was much doubt admission fee is charged, all Portland ..5: p m Albany........ 9: pi Albany ......... 5: a in Portland course.— Albany Herald. tion of the laboring men of Portland, disposition on their part is to be la ed at one time, has greatly improved. obituary matter after the notice •j" .. he was quick to show the side upon mented, but at tire same time members It is now thought that he will soon re of death has been given as a mat- Four years ago Grover Cleveland which he actually stands. The Man- to the state legislature should be elected I ter of news, all resolutions of con* Tourist Sleeping Can rode to the capitol sitting on the r.glit ley free bridge bill aft’ected nearly who have a knowledge of the state’s va cover his health. ( dolenee, wedding notices, cards For accommodation of second class J. T. Watson, who accidentally run of Benjamin Harrison, and a quarter every laboring person in the consoli ried interests. A considerable portion gers attached to express trains of thanks, etc., furnished the of a million people looked on. This dated city of Portland. It was opposed of our prosperity is owing to the great a rusty, sharp pointed nail into his foot WEST SIDE DIVISION >,3l Teleplione-Itegistei- for publica while nt work in D, M. Dorsey ’ s shoe Between Portland and Corvallis. Jt- ■ time Mr. Harrison will sit on the right by such men as Corbett, Failing, Sol facilities for commerce we have in the tion will be charged for at regu Mail Train Daily, except Sunday. of Mr. Cleveland during the short ride, Hirscli, Joseph Simon and others of Columbia river ami its tributaries and store last week, come near having lock lar advertising rates, .1 and IO l.XAVE A11K1VE and it is thought that half a million the same stripe. It was advocated by this important part should not lie al jaw. He was relieved by applying a Portland.. :30 a ni McMinn'.. 10:10 si ■ cents per line. people will see them. This simple the laboring classes whose sole strength lowed to be controlled by a set of per poultice of cold beets and is now able to McMinn’.. 10:10a in Corvallis.. 12:10pi 12:55 p in McMinn* 2:5Api *. Corvallis ADVERTISED LETTER LIST. change of position in proceeding to the consisted of their votes at the polls. sons w;ho would control it for their own go around on crutches. 2:56 _ p m Portland . 5:30 p! H McMinn’. capitol cuts a long story short. The bill passed Ixitli houses and went interests at the expense of every farm TJ i I m List is Published Exclusively in tills At Albany and Corvallis connect wit i Amity l’opgun. Feb. 17. Paper Every Two Weeks. trains of Oregon Pacific. to the governor, the friend of the la er in the state. This interest is a large Express Train Daily, except »Sunday. While trimming fruit trees on Wed The politicians who were so taken borer. one and the delegation from Clatsop LEAVE. I AHRIV8. aback by President Horrison’a appoint nesday for C. V. Patterson Roy Kin Following are the letters remainingfor He vetoed It. has shown its inability to take care of Portland ... 4 :40 p rn McMnn ... 7.25pl ment of Judge Jackson to the supreme man ent his foot severely. two weeks in the poatoffieeat McMinn McMinn’. .. 5:45 a Portland... 8:20al The house passed it over his veto. it except for their own advantage. The liencli had just caught their breath Mrs. J. W. Martin has been suffering ville, Oregon, Feb. 23, 1893 : The laborer must be downed. A spe cry of monopoly to the county mem i when Judge Gresham accepted a seat cial train from Portland brings Corbett, bers won the day and the men voting for some time past with a tumorous af Abbaker, B«rtha Lawrence, (lhas Miller, Miss M Allison, Francis in President-elect Cleveland’s cabinet. Failing,Hirscli. Simon and other« upon fection on lier neck. She int. rviewed for it will hear from their constituents Mason, Miss Rertlia Briggs, H L There is a suspicion abroad that those the scene of battle. For tickets anil full information reps Minty, John H-3 before the next session of the legisla a physician at Lafayette last week and Brown, A J ing rates, mans, etc., cull on the Company |M>liticians who are in politics only for Morrison, .1 W The senate fails to pass it over the ture or the T elephone -R egistek learned that the swelling was more ser Barber, A W agent at McMinnville what there is in it will be kept very Boyer, Daniel W MI1!« mi >, Wisdom ious than she luid first anticipated. veto. R KOEHLER, E. I'. ROGERS. misses its guess. Mills, h T Chastain, W J buiy during the next few years recover Manager. Asst. O F. A F M Died—In this city at 1 o’clock a. in, Cummins,Mrs M J Mitchel, David Sylvester l’ennoyer, governor of Ore I ing from surprises.—.V. IForfd. gon, is pow the champion of the inter McCoy, Miss Maud in offering Judge Gresham, of In- on Thursday, February 16, 1893, of Clark, Mrs A C McBroom, P G ests of the wealthy property owners of diana, the first place among his ad- progressive muscular atrophy, James Davis, Allen Newspapers coniienmlng the action Dillinger, G G NcKay, John I of President Fulton should also con Portland. The tln-bucket brigade lias visors, Mr. Cleveland gives to the Weston. Tlie deceased had been grad Deweese, Mrs Sis Newbilf, Albert i lost its leader in the first great battle, country a supreme guarantee tliat the ually wasting away for many months Ditmcr, Mrs Lizie Nelson, Wm demn the action of Sjieakcr pro tern l’ennoyer was smart onough to make democratic party has not invited the past and death was no doubt a relief to Edie, Mr O ’ Bryan, L N Paxton while tlie house was in the Parker, Miss Ida Engle, Albert It the last. confidence < f its allies—the great mass hi* weary soul. eommitte«1 of tlie whole, innsidcring I Fairchilds, W F-3 Phillips, J I) The defeat of the bill is no doubt the of republicans who voted for < 'leveland the general appropriation. It would Fretwell, Mr Jack l’eterson, S Lafayette Ledger, Feb. 17. Robbins, Wm Fenton, Hugh l>* impossible toact more lingciitleinan- death of the republican party of Mult —in order to betray it. That Desirable and Most Beautifully Located Property Known as nomah county. Let l ’ ennoyer die Goble, Miss Rosa l ’ op- Reed, J D We are informed that Mr. E. IL We see no reason why the appoint ly unless foul name« were added to the Sprague, Mr with it as he rightly lielongs to no par ment is not a good one. Of Jndg«t t pieton intends to make his future home Gilliam, John I« th? Line to Take insults given to democratic nieinlicrs Snell, Biienna Grey, Mr Geo ty mile«« it lie the party of «elf interest. Gresham’s high character and great over on the Bound country, by the chair. Sections of the Wil were Smith, Mrs P A Grordon, L ability there can be no question. His: ^ye are informed that Lafayette Hanville, J W Steen, C W A- W H railroaded through in a manner tliat It tithe la the DINING CAR ROUTE. ItrWl it h Spencer, .1 W Hurs, John A DYING DOCTRINE. training lias iwen thoroughly Ameri- Lodge, No. 29, I. O. O. F.. will organ- savors more of joliliery than any other __ _ , . Through VESTIBULED TRAIH» cuu anil while a republican lie deserted ize a Rebecca lodge at this place soon. Hubbard,Misst 'ora Scholt, Wm action of tlie session. Votes, olijcctions To McNlmilville. Every Day in lhe Year to Hughes, Jas Walch,Harnesm’kr and eall« for division were ignored and I Mr. Harrison’s last appointmentithat the party when he saw that party leg- They will have about 35 memliers to Hausler, F Whitemon, A G of Judge Jackson) doc« him credit and ¡slating against the American people. I Wilson, Andv Heltzel, Win S «actions appropriating thousands were [ liegin with. Situate and adjoining the BAPTIST f'OLLEGE and Park; Only five Howard, H A Wilson, I L passed when the noes were plainly in strengthen* him and the party he He is devoted to tlie principles upon From what we hear there is every Jone», E W walk irom from the main street of McMinnville; By taking into con- con-1 I I minutes (No Change of Can; Car Wnltz, Wm stands for before the country. It may which tlie democratic party won its reason to believe that tlie present nar S» 1 11 i VI’ll 1 1 iYll f It A It' 1 TV ft A »’AW i, Ae. *» —• Cl— A— A_1_ — • T * * z«« ■ ■ - - « —_ I A* « a •> w m.a«»» ft • ft r, the majority. More disgraceful actions Wiltse, Burns, Jones, Tom among gentlemen cannot lie conceived. please Mr. Clarkson to |sise In-fore the great victory. He lias trusted in the row gauge railroad will lie clianged to Yocum, Mrs A M-2 s««»,, h »; "«ssysr country a moment and to lie seen as good faitli of tiie democrats and we see Parties calling for the above letters most convenient property for those desiring a beautiful home a standard gunge during next summer. home. Pleasant ' HU I IW A M IIP A Wilf INlhM KIJKFBI the critic of the president, passing ad no reason why the democrats should Th* military forces of the «tats will D ied —At Dayton, Oregon,of diptlie- will please say “Advertised.” if not Home is subdivided in four acre-blocks and is sold on reasonable “ms MOT verse judgment upon him. But it not trust in his good faith. (Of Latest Equipment.) hold an encampment dt’ritig the com ric croup, on Wednesday morning at 4 called for in two weeks they will be For information apply to WM. F. BRIEDEN’STEIN. Sole Agent should Iw distinctly understood that he ing summer. There is no lietter«|sit in ... . „ o’clock, Fell. 15, 1893. Ernest Morse, sent to the dead letter office as “un Cor. Third Street and Railroad. McMinnville, Or. speaks for himself and that lie is not Best that can be constructed anam No leg slation pertaining to railways , . „ .i J. C. C ooper , P. M. Oregon to hold it than there 1« near ... , ” 1 , aged 5 wars. Tlie deceased was the claimed.” ■ which accommodations are for h«’ the party nor its representative. That within tlie state resulted from tlie late • ,.. . r _ __ this city. Good drill grounds, ders of First or Second-qnss Tics- .... . I son of Alton Morse, who for some time sort of statesmanship has had its day session of tlie legislature. Masonry in Oregon. Tlie maxi-: .. . .. . . plenty of water and shade are to iw . .... ' was :i resident of Lafayette, that could see no gotsl on the other found within three miles of us, and if side, ami that preached the old fashion mum rate hill was smothered in the : At a banquet of lhe Veteran Masonic A Continuous Line connecting wit*11 I committee, thanks to the efforts of Sen- H hm , the businc«« men take the proper course Newberg Graphic Feb. 17 ] associatian in Washington the other ed doctrine that "the worst republican ator Hayes of Clackamas. Hi« eonstit- line*, affordiug direct ana unin and make the proper effort this city A little five year old child of Mr. and The Only Sign Writer In the County. ; niglit Sonator Dolph of Oregon inter is iwtter than the liest democrat,” or tient* should see that he is not in the terrupted service. stands a better show than any of the UNION Mrs. Abraham Parker, of this place, estingly sketched the introduetion of Umiles fitted up in the Neatest ami Moat the "worst democrat better than the legislative halls next session. Pullman Sleeper reservations can be other towns in the state, Iweausr it pos ed in advance through auv agentoftn«ns died quite suddenly last Tuesday morn Masonry in Oregon Artistic Style. Away back in best republican.” An intelligent and PACIFIC I sesses all the qualifications for a per patriotic nation is sick of such twaddle. ing and was buried on Wednesday. ’ ■ ■ ' ! the ’40'e,” said the senator, “Captain Designs furnished for Decorations. fect camp. Several delightful location* Tlie authority of county courts was «nd Europe can be purchased at any «ria — /MrffW Cnnnrnf i tlrp). Hinchman Cooper arrived home John Kellogg crossed the plains from Remember Paper Hanging and Inaid* Fur can Iw found, and when the time mines increased to such an extent by tlie last office of this conruanv. .. from California last week. They have Missouri, carrying with him the char nishing a Specialty Full information concerning rates, they can lie advanced for inspection. legislature tliat the people will have to been having very heavy rains in the ter of the first lodge in Oregon. It Work taken by Contract or by the Day. E of trains, routes and other details furnin’ One of the lies! measure« passed by An encampment near us would mean elect a lietter class of intellect to the of- j perienceil men employed. on application to •"^•^"'¿ ha RLTO» | Santa .Clara valley and a good deal of took him many month* to got to the the late legislature is the one introduc the expenditure of at least »10,000 in flee than they have elected heretofore. state and he had to undergo many the country was under water. Aset General Passenger Art ed by Mr. Manley consolidating the vn- Third Street, McMinnville. Oregon. the city during the six days’ camp. S*a*ral OS** or tli*Coinp*B7. We understand there is a prospect of hardships, but be clung to the charter, I------------------------- ----------------- A Relic. Take time by the forelock and look the riou* assessments. I’mlar the old law 0*T. wahtagtow, PfrUtA’’ I the taxpayer was in a continual state Janie* Madson buying one-third inter- and nearly all the goods were lost and matter up. of anxiety over hi* assessment and his A piece of a black oak tree with a | est in the Newberg flouring mill. The many times he was in danger of losing taxc«. Before he ba* time to recover bitckhorn firmly imliedded in the solid i intention is to liuild a warehouse for his life, when he arrived at Oregon City The work of this session of the Ore- : Northern Pacific R. R. Co. Leetee.) from the payment of one tax he is wood wa« lirought up this week from i the storing of grain and prepare for the little scroll was with him.” Leaving Portland, 8:45 A. M gon legislature is the ls-«t in years. Sev called upon to pay another. County, Wagner creek and place»! on exhibition running the mill to it* full capacity, I j -A-TTEST TTXTE c : a T?-p eral rrfannatory law« have Iwen passed “ 7:30 P.M. Married at Long; Range. city and school taxes have been col at Paulson s Elkhorn cigar store. Forty ,\n uccident, which came very near that liear the stamp of i-omnion sens.'. Two Through Traina Daily. lected by different nil lectors and the years ago Father Beeson noticed the | being a fatal one, occurred at the brick They look well in theory ami will m> F. M. McCullough and Mr*. Dora M. assessments made at different times of horns firmly grasped by the thrifty oak. factory last Tuesday. Mr. Terrel while doubt Iw good in practice. The state is : McCullough, who were divorce! some 12 45p fi 25| »P lv Minneapolis ®r¡ 9 06a1 4 i.'>n the year and by different persons. The skeleton of the unfortunate deer Inoging after some of the maehinerv to act m our agent. We furnish «n growing and each year brings a greater t30p 7 15| •plv St Pani ar 830^3400 ’ outfit and all you need free. It cost« n<” "L 1 mler the Manley bill the assessment wa« still there. Evidently some noble abol,t the press, passed too near a re- | time ago, were again married near Eu 11115a 4 15p.. I try the busine««. We will treat yoa .p V Dubiti, ar 11 eJ ,!Mp expanse of administration au>l the leg gene a few- days ago in a highly novel in lv Ashiand tfikiinn.l ariH20a| — a ,1ft— A 3 n 30p rszs’ j help you to earn ten time« ordinary '’'•‘•U* | 1 50p 7 25p| for all will be made at the same time re»» man had [orgnt«" the wherealiouts [ volving shaft which caught the tail ofi islator« «houId not Iw curse.I until the Hours Quicker to St. Paul, 1 »exea of all age* can live at bom* and the taxes will lie collected pt the ofliisprize which he had hung up in ! hls c<wt al)d wound it up in a jiffy, manner. The river being high they 7 I. m 9 59a ar Chicago__ I,I 547p|io ,.-,p «■pare time, or all the time. Anv one . law« are in oparatkm and the expendi could not Aics, ro Justice Kinsey, i can earn a great deal of money. Many ( «old and bsgKage checked through 23 Hours Quicker to CMrsgo. «ame time and by the same person. It the oaken jungle. To day th* paleface Tlu. flew off just in Umc to save standing on the opposite side of the to Tickets Twa Hundred Dollars a Month ture*. or a portion of them, arc made. all points in th* I nited States and Cana people in the world are making «o m"rt' - 1« a saving to the citizen* as the city carves tlie gnarled oak into firewood life, as one more revolution would da. Close connection made in Chicago with More honest work lias been done than 40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and I without capital at those at work for u»- o' and school district assessors are abol ami saves as a memento of time« agoue have crushed him to death. As it was river, had them join hands and in a all trains going East and South. ! pleasant, atrictly honorable, and pay» b*«* in years past and in all prolmbility the Fur full information apply to vour near Other offered to agent«. I'1« ished and tlie work is dune by the the head pice of tlie ffeet-footcl beauty ’ the bruWng of one arm Was about all loud voice performed the ceremony. Kanaaa City. , with no competition We e<imp , seventeenth bi-ennial session of Ore est tivket agent or to jam . c P ond j *v«rything, and »upply printed 'JirrCl£"Li county assessor. The taxes are paid to which should have adorncl the t«pee (he injury he sustaincl, but it was a The judge could not kis* the bride. Gen. Pa«., and Tkt. Agt. Chicago'. III. ~ xi-. amd r— gon will be looked at, in the years to I beginnera which, if obeyed faithfolly» p Toixrlat thetreasurer who keeps tliem in separate of one of Hague river valley's native c|(><. <«,11." Marriage Llreneer. more money than will any other bowajjj^, .■ollie, as one lenetitting the people in prove your proepect'! Why not ? Y on funiL«. The advantages of this law are son*.— Aehlanri Rrr-ord. Farm for Sale Chair _____ a marked degree. Some mistake* have •■•ily and rarely at work for u>. The clerk ha* issued license to wed evident. A majority of the states of induetry only noeeaeary for abeo G'litaiii« □cres.situ.itcl s Biles north been made of voursr, but tl»e present Pamphlet circular giving every particnW Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need Sheridan Sun. Feb. n. i to the following during the week: the union collect taxes on this system west of McMinnville, 30 acres in cultiva «n’äÄ?*’"1"*1 ¡"'«^nation e.n on free to all. Delay not in «ending ior It moment i* not the bar in which to for dyspepate. Torpid liver, yellow I Snow was ten feet deep at the sum- tion . balance paature. Fruit» of all kind, Sarah J Bower, aged 33; H T Walk- GEOftGF rriMffOM •JJlg and they have found it to work well. on the place. 300 tree* beerine and 300 judge them. The new laws arc there Box No. 4W. PortlM* •kin or kidney trouble. It i« guaran-!mit of the coast rang* mountains, 20 ; er, »ged 34. , ___ _ tree*. ____ Good ____ building*, good fence* " ” "'^L®' RT A«« O«n.Pz,. Ar, young ries now; they will le fact« in the t*ed to give you satisfaction. Pric* ?5e mile* from Sheridan, Saturday. i Titta Strong, aged 30; C Strong, aged ‘ lor terms apply t „ Guaranteed to cure Rilious Attacks and 254 Washington St., .■ourse of three months. owner. Jaxn. O. L»xs. Constipai sui. tas» nite Urans Sold by Howorth A Co. | Th* Yambill river ha lie«n about j McMinnville. Or Pom.»«». O>(« ot / HARBINS L HEATH. Publisher«. A. H. GAUNT BURNS & DANIELS, HI6HEST MARKET PRICE. FURNITURE, T. I71- DEBET WALL PAPER, CARPETS, ETC. BELOW PORTLAND PRICES UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, Funeral Outfits, Stylish and Plain, At Reasonable Rates. SEE OUR BEFORE PURCHASING. East and South Southern Pacific Rout SHASTA LINE. ( ) (). HODSON, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, STOVES AND TINWARE- Pullman Buffet Sleepers, House Furnishing Goods. 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