The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953, January 25, 1894, Image 2

MbéBI
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.
HARBINS & HEATH, Paklithtre.
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■e
vear is too low. Economy of thia lust
nature is wrong If It does not pay the
running expenses of the county and
adds to the indebtedness. Next year
will t*’’ the story of this one. But be-
foretlmt time the elections will be over
an<i this low levy will have done Its
work ill placing the <«>uuty court lie-
fore tile people as eeonomieal per­
sons, when even tlie levy of last year
shows up the extravagance of this ad­
ministration. One year of extravie
grace ami one of penuriousness in the
administration of the county attain«
will not tend toward a halo of glory for
our ofilce seeking county Judge. His
own «alary lias been carefully looked
after and drawn, while there are hun­
dreds of men having hundreds of hon­
est dollars owing them far work ren­
dered, that have lieen unjustly cut out
of legitimate bills in order tliat the last
year of Ills administration can go down
to convention and campaign as an eco­
nomical one. It would have better
if be hail commenced the economical
administration in tlie first year of his
reign. Tlie wabbling |>oliey adopted
by him in his political life has made
him a |s>litleal outcast and having been
elected to tlie office lie now holds by
the republican votes of McMinnville,
that party can )>erform the last sad ob­
sequies.
In connection witli this assessment it
might he well to give the levies and the
amounts raised for taxation in the past
twenty-five years:
A WOOL HARON SPHAKS.
Hr Tell* the True Story ol the Protect loo Sleet
Without • Care.
AT LESS TH AN COST.
Charles Fletcher, owner of the groat
woollen mills at Olneyvllle, It. I., does
not hesitate to tell the truth concerning
the wool I'ttneo. In an interview in
the Providence Telegram he brushes
aside as unworthy of notice the special
pleas upon which his protection was
obtained.
There is one admission, or rather as-
sortion, by Mr. Fletcher, that should
l»e carefully noted and remembered. It
is that tlie protection of 44 cents per
pound on cloth, levied for the farmer,
nnd 15 per cent ot the 50 percent levied
for wages, are together worth to hint,
( harles Fletcher, <59 cents out of every
31.25 received by him for his product—
in other words, that tills part of his
“protection” is actually wortli to hint
48 per cent of the selling price, aud that
this part of his protection enhances the
value of his product ever 92 per ceut. It
must not be forgotten that there re­
mains 35 per ceut protection, which no­
body pro|s>ses to disturb, which Mr.
Fletcher takes no note of. Its value to
him is 17 of the 52 cents on each dollars
worth of product, which the protection
he is in danger of losing enhances by
48 cents to make the dollar. Here are
his words:
The bill which they favor takes 44
cents a pound off', the specific duty(lev-
ied for tlie benefit of the farmeri on
woollen goods, ami it also takes off 15
I
per cent ad valorem duty. This is on
— via —
I
- 2-
a
“
T
goods which sell for 3L2o a
and
Ji
-
front which 75 per cent of
?ady-
£
*5 o
>
• >
usude clothing is manufactured. Buch
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11
—'OF THE—
a reduction would take off' 59 cents a
4
T
X
yard on these goods—from the cloths
«
which represent 50 per cent of all the
$ 1,056,25« $14,787 58 $6,865 66 14
woollens used by the masses.
S ample C opies O f T he T elephone -R egis ­ 1868
Express Tyains I,eave Portlal
1869
15,790
01
928,825
17
8,823
83
ter will be mailed to any person in tlie
Mr. Fletcher is one of the greatest buy Ute cloth for GG cents; under free
LKAVK.
A,J
Final Settlement.
1,246,779 18,701 68 9,350 84 15
United States or Europe, who desires one, 1870
tariff'
lords
in
the
United
States.
Portland
.. (1.15 p m Sa:iFran< i|
trade,
you
can
buy
it
for
35
cents.
ISTI
1,288,874 19,465 65 9,022 41 14
free of charge.
San
Fran.
.
7
:00
p
in
Portland
1
Among
the
woollen
mill
barons
he
is
“
But
‘
you
may
resolute
till
the
cows
Notice is hereby given that the under-
1,422,755 23,206 70 11,542 04 15.5
L. P. Fisher, Newspaper advertisiing 1872
Above trains stop at all stal
1,887,533 39,640 00 23,59.5 41 21
probably the chief, for tlie Lord of Ol- come home,’ yet you Hliiill never see si?ned as administratrix and administra­
agent, 21 Merchants’ Exchange, San 1873
Portland to Albany in< lusive alJ
tor of t he estate of J F. Swanson, deceased,
1,911,159 43,126 41 26,756 45 22.5 neyville owns many mills and has
Francisco, is our authorized agent. This 1874
the day when you may buy it for fit! ■have tiled in the county court of Yamhill
Shdds, Halsey, Harrisburg Junl
1875
1,979,250 35,681 00 10,826 IMI 18
paper is kept on file in his ofilce.
Irving, Eugene, and all stations]
county,
state
of
Oregon*their
final
account
thousands
of
o|>eratives
dependent
on
cents,
much
less
for
¡1-5.
You
are
our
1.876
2,042,730 .17,590 «0 18,384 (Ml 18.5
Inirg to Ashland inclusive
as such, and said court has set Tuesday,
ARTIES owing F. DIELSCHNEIDER for Boot.«
All eubecribere who do not receive their 1877
2.239,397 39,189 00 16,795 (Ml 17.5 his bounty—wage slaves over whom he serfs as well as the miserable wretches the <»th day of March A. D. 1894. at the
RoMburg Stall l>a||,l
paper regularly will confer a favor by im­ 187.8
and
Shoes
must
pay
for
them
before
Febru*
2,394,588 47,8‘Mi 00 23,945 00 20
has literally the power of life and Who work in our mills. The time has hour nt one o’otock p. nt.t of said aav at
LEAVE.
AUH
mediately reporting the name to this office 1.879
2,465,258 43,142 00 18,498 IMI 17.5 death. I nsolent in the strength of his gone by when we eared for your opin­ the county court room at McMinnville in
ary i, 1894. By so doing costs will be saved. I
Portland. . 8:3oani ItoseburgJ
1880
said Yamhill county, as the time and place
2,552,193 44,66.3 00 19,141 IMI 17.5
Roseburg.
•>—7:00 a
Portland'.1
We no longer fear you. Y’ou for the hearing of said final account.
1881
Mean What I Say.
3,476,882 60,836 00 31,187 (Ml 17.5 wealth and drunk with years of power, ion.
Thursday, January 25, 1X94.
Now therefore all persons interested in
1882
3,313,880 61,306 00 33,138 (Ml 18.5 he brushes aside with contempt the have what? Poverty, rags, misery and i
said estate are hereby notified and requir­
1883
The Best Line of BOOTS and SHOES always in Stock.
3,908.276 68,394 00 30,875 (Ml 17 5 lies of the hired defenders of his protec­ distrust of one another, liaise your ed to appear nt said time and place and
1884
3,835,171 66,94(1 00 30,308 (Ml 17.5 tion:
hand against us and tvo w ill lash you show cause if any there he why said ac­
There is only one hypnotic editor in 1885
-
F DIELSCHNEIDER.
4,024,621 00,369 00 29,379 (Ml 1.5
AND
j
1. That it does not enhance the cost to your kennels, you ignoraut and vi­ count should not be allowed, said estate»
the state and lie is on the big daily. 1886
4,038,697 53,916 00 29,482 00 13.7
finally settled and said administratrix ami
to
tlie
consumer
of
our
domestic
pro
­
Second
Class
Sleeping
Can
cious
curs!"
said
administrator
discharged
and
their
1887
72,718
60
His articles, especially when double­
31,964 (Ml 18.2
3,995,.504
1888
duct; that competition prevents hint What answer can tlie 4,000,000 ignorant bonds exonerated.
A ttaclied to all Through Tri
4,046,309 80,926 00 44,509 (Ml 2«
leaded, produce sleep.
Dated this 24th daj’ of January,A.I).1894.
1889
3,961.902 87,161 (HI 43,580 (Ml 22
from raising the price. “Free wool and and vicious republican farmers of tlie
WEST SIDE DIVISION |
HULDA
SWANSON.
1890
3,901,.584 85,834 00 49,382 60 22
only 35 per cent protection means a loss country make to the Lord of Olney vilie?
JOHN WENNER 11ERG.
Between Portland and Corv
According to a decision of the eourts 1891
5,.569,35« 94,67!' 00 .38,893 (Ml 17
Administratrix and administrator of said
to me of 59 cents for every yard of cloth
Mail Train Daily, except Sun
the Edison patent on the incandescent 1892
5,402,281 140,459 (Ml 75,732 92 26
estate.
• |
„ , LKAVB
I
AKR11
A
BESETTING
SIN.
1893
for
which
I
now
get
$1.25.
I
will
have
25,466
20
13
6,111,888
79,4-54
00
R amsey & F enton ,
lamp has expired, and it is now open
Portland. 7:30am''.
”!.... ’,.
McMinn
Attorneys
for
said
estate,
i
to
sell
it
for
66
cents.
My
trust
kills
McMinn’... 10:15 a nt Corvallis. I
to manufacture by anyone.
Average levy for the 20 years given
A policy of a party does not have to 5
Corvallis... 1:00 p m McMinn"
competition anti collects the 59 cents
alsive, 17.72 mills.
McMinn’. . 3:01 p m Portland. I
be
bad
ill
order
that
it
be
denounced.
Marshal's Tax Sale.
for me.”
The Oregonian again pours out its
At Albany and Corvallis coitJ
2. That the 44 cents s)>eeitic duty is So long as it emanates from the demo­
double-leaded sold. “The Nemesis of
trains
of Oregon Pacific.
|
THE INCO/TE TAX IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
Express Train Daily, except Sul
for the farmer.
“I collect the 44 cents cratic party, it is classed as bad by the warrant issued by the Recorder of the City
Puli tea I Dishonesty” is an example of
republican press. To some extent tlie of M< Minnvi.ie, Yamhill county, state of
I.KAVK.
ARRlVfl
Have (lifterent meanings, You can set a hen, but you
“Editorial Hypocrisy." With an by­
It is true Hutt (.rent Britain is not a through my trust,” he says, "when 1
Portland. 4:40pmlMcMnn ..I
and to me directed, commanding
cannot
sit
on
one
comfortably.
pogastric brain such outbursts are republic ill form, but its people through collect the 59 cents. Free wool will not democratic press is addicted to this Oregon,
McMinn
’
.
..
5:50
a
m|Portland.
me in the name of the Citv of McMinnville,
smallness of mind, but it is not a lie to
cimmon.
levy on the goods and chattels of the de­
their representatives in tlie house of hurt the farmer. It will hurt ME. The
when it is said that there is more inde­ linquent tax roll of said City of McMinn­
farmer
lias
no
trust.
He
cannot
form
commons help to make the laws and
ville.
Oregon, for the year A 1). 1893, there­
pendent thought expressed by tlie dem­
According to (¡eneral Howard, star­ are «specially influential in determin­ one, and he cannot get his 44 cents
to attached, and it none be found, then up­
To sit on, and we have the largest, cheapest and mos
ocratic
press
than
there
is
by
the
repub
­
on the real property set forth and described
vation stares him in the face after In­ ing tlie taxes. To far as Illese are con­ without one. The duty was levied to
< ‘an l»e obtained at lowest rates fro
artistic line ever brought to this city.
lican . There should be no extremes in in the said delinquent tax roll, or so much
Wilcox, Agent, McMinnville.
is retired on three fouths pay nextJNo- cerned tho )HMipleof Great Britain have hoodwink him into voting for protec­
thereof as shall satisfy the amount of taxes
R KOEHLER,
E. P. R0G1
vember. Millions of men would i>e and exereise as much )>ower as the tion, and then it was turned over to good government and tlie democratic as charged therein, together with the costs
Manager.
Asst. G. F. 4
party
recognize tills as one of its and expenses, I have duly levied upon the
glad to take chances of starvation with people of tlie United States. If they my trust to collect for him, but no pre­
following
described
pieces
and
parcels
of
principles.
For years tlie lai siring land as set forth in said tax list, lying and
an assured income of $5625 "per year.
bad found lite income tax burdensome vision was ever made to pay it to him.
»Should not b<* made befon* looking over our stock.
classes, the great consumers of this being in the city of McMinnville, Yamhill
tliey wouhl have demanded its repeal, We were careful as to tliat. Every eent
county, state of Oregon, and assessed as
The bank reserve of the united ami tlie demand would have been I get I keep. It is mine, not the far­ country, have paid the expenses of the follows, to wit:
ricrUnnville,* Or.
BURNS & DANIELS
banks of New York is increasing at obeyed by parliament. But instead of mer’s. It was intended for nte, not for government. No sane man will at­ Bently, Geo. lots 5, (J and 7, blk 11.
Rowland’s add............................... $ 7 00
tempt
to
argue
that
the
duties
levied
the rate of $5,000,000 per week. As discontent with the people are so thor­ the farmer. If it had l>een really in­
Bean, Mrs. L. lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and
8. blk 25. Johns’add.......
........ 12 09
soon as the tariff* question is settled oughly satisfied of its equity tliat tended for tlie farmer it would have for tlie support of this government are
Gorman,
Thos (Est.) 2% acres, Chan­
this money will at once go into busi- when Mr. Gladstone offered to repeal lieen paid to him out of tlie treasury, as paid by the foreign manufacturer. This
dler
’
s
1st
add
......................................
10 (Ml
ness channels. As long as this uncer- it in 1N74 the suggestion was not acted the sugar bounty is, and I would have course of taxation is extreme and ought Grissen. Chas, lots 2, 3 and 4. bik .24,
not
to
exist.
When
the
democratic
Rowland
’
s
add;
E
X
2
blk
16.
Row-
taiuty exists the reserve will increase. upon.
been eoni|x41ed to pay it into the treas­
la hd’s add ; part 6 and 7. 45 ft front
I was authorized to collect it l>arty attempts to promulgate a tariff blk 17, O. T. P
Alt income tax was established in ury.
Secretary Carlisle has made u call for Great Britain in 17D8. The first tax and pay it to the farmer if I wanted to. for revenue through which the consum­ Stevens. I. H. lots 5
Rowland’s add.
On
b'ds on 350,000,000 of bonds to be issued fell uiM'ti incomes in proportion to their 1 don't want to and I won't. It is time er will pay his proper share of tlie ex­ Savior. Frank, lots 1. 2. 3, 4,5 6,7
penses
of
the
government,
anil
a
tax
at once. Under tlie law these Itonds amounts, passed in 1790, and thereafter to put an end to this nonsense almut it
and 8, blk M ; lots I, 2. 3, 4, 5. 6, 7
Have engaged the attention of the peopl
The lover o
and 8, blk J ; lota 1, 2. 3. 4, 5, 6, 7 and
bear interest at the rate of 5 per eent, tlie tax fell upon the entire income, having lieen imposed for tlie farmer. upon incomes through which tlie rich ! 8,
sport hits been enthusiastic over sails of Vigilant and Val­
blk K. Saylor s add........
50
17
but as large premiums have ls-en offer­ £(J0 lieing exempt, and reduced rates Tliat was a ‘good-enough Morgan' for man enjoying an income of35000 a year Richardson, M. E. lots 2, 3 and I. blk
kyrie, while the hard run farmer of this locality is drawn
49, Oak Park add
............
1 20
ed for bonds, these bonds will sell at a l»eing charged on incomes ranging tlie men I liirtsl to bunco the farmers or more will pay his proportionate
to the Sales, especially when the prices are as low as those
Robbins, J. ( heirs > lots I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
share
of
the
government
expenses,
the
figure that will bring the interest down from £(>(10 to £200.
marked on all goods
with, but I will not insult my own in­
7 and 8, blk 1, Johns' add
........
republican press is loud in its denunci- Knight. AV. F. lots 1 and 2, blk 11.
to at least 2} per cent.
The tax was repealed in lslfi, but telligence with using it. I collect the
Johns
’
add
I col­ tion. Men who are so filled witli re­ Lindsey, E. lot 4, blk 12. Oak Park add
was revived in 1842 by Sir Koliert 44 cents per pound for myself.
publicanism that they cannot find the Larsen. C. J. lot 3. blk 2!» Oak Park
AND ALL
The dispatches to Bradelreet» indica­
Peel to meet a deficiency and to enable lect the 15 per cent for myself. The
add
1 25
time to do an houest day’s labor, and
ting a turn of the tide in industrial and
two
duties
are
worth
to
nte
in
cold
cash
tlie government to make some needed
Jos. lot 3, frac. 6; frac blk 24
only exist by the charity liestowed by McLoyd.
business circles are full of ciieourage-
The best price to the fanner who is selling 48 cent wheat
Johns’add........................................... 1 00
reforms. The situation in Great Brit­ 59 cents out of every $1.25 I receive.
grocers
and
other
business
men
of
tills
Now.
therefore,
on Saturdav, the lfltli
is tlie very lowest price, and
, ment. The first fortnight of the new
ain then was not unlike tlie one which When (lie Wilson bill gives me free
day
of
February.
A.
D.
1894,
Between
the
city; men who will only pay one debt,
\ year has not been as prolific of failures
hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.
now confronts this country, but Sir wool it does not rob the farmer of any­
WHEN WE ADVERTISE
and tliat to nature; men who have of said day, in front of the court house door
as was feared. The extensive resump­
Roltert Peel’s proistsal to provide] the thing—it rolls me of 59Jeents out of ev­
never had an income and never will, in the said City of McMinnville, Oregon. 1
tions of work in various industries are
THAT
HODSON’S PRICE ON^ m ^^^.
ery
$1.25
I
receiva
—
48
cents
out
ofevery
will sell the above described real estate, at
government witli funds by an income
unless it is given them by the county public auction to the highest bidder, for
giving employment to those who were
tax was not met by the intimation that dollar.”
Quickest to Chicago,
cash in hand, subject to redemption, to sat­
idle. It Is a hopeful outlook.
In 1880 when lalior cost was no high­ in tlie years to come, are now heard isfy said warrant, costs and accruing costs.
its reviver« were cominunìists, as the
•
The East.
telling
of
the
vieiousness
of
an
income
Dated January 8, A. D. 18JM.
er than now at home and no lower
The Hawaiian question is growing like pro|x>sition is received here by per­ than now abroad, tlie labor in our tax and picturing the grief to come to
C. If NEAL.
Quicker
to Omaha
Marshal of the City of McMinnville.
tiresome. The whole matter is before sons who care more for escaping taxa­
woollen mills enhanced the cost of ma­ the laboring classes through an income
Kansas
City.
Yamhill county, State of Oregon.
tion
than
for
the
justice
or
fairness
of
congress and it is indeed not half ns
Pullman and Tonrist Sleeper«, |
terial and operating expenses only 19 tax. Both parties have followers of
important to the country as the quick tlie tax, and who are opposed to all
this
stamp,
but
the
great
majority
is
percent. If the yard of woollen cloth
Free Reclining Chair Car«.
Notice io Creditors.
Is the best it means that it is the lowest, and tliat
and proper settlement of the tariff mat­ “class legislation” except such as dis­
Dining Cars.
which lie takes is a fair sample, then with the republican party, They are a
criminates
against
tlie
poor.
ter. The islands can lie taken care of
For rates or general information cal
the actual labor cost in it does not ex­ menace to our institutions and the re-
Notice is hereby given that the under­
For
more
than
fifty
years
this
tax
or address,
at oild moments as a sort of recreation
have been appointed by the county
ceed six cents. His combined protec­ publican press must be blamed for find- signed
W If. HURLBURT. Asst. Gen. Pas«.
for our hard-workiug representatives. lias lieen levied without serious apposi­
ing argument to be used by such per­ court of Yamhill county, state’ of Oregon,
254 Washington St.,
tion
is
equal
to
99.5
per
cent
—
“
on
cloth
executors
of
the
estate
of
A.
II
,
Roberta,
Matters pertaining to the welfare of ev­ tion from the people. In 1874, as has
P ortland , O ri
valued over 4(1 cents per pound”—of sons It is one of the la-setting sins of late of said county, deceased, and have
been
stated,
Mr.
Gladstone
thsught
By
trading
with
Hodson.
Try
trading
with
him
and
Or
Wallace & Hartman,
qualified
as
such
executors
ery American citizen ate before con­
see
which 50 per cent is levied directly and the republican party for which the par­
McMinnville, Orego
that
the
go
ven
ment
could
get
on
with
­
Therefore,
all
persons
having
claims
for
yourself
whether
or
not
this
is
true.
gress and should lie acted upon at once.
ty answered during the last campaign- against tire estate of said decedent are
out it, hut the commons did not urge 50 per cent is levied indirectly as a
hereby notified and required to present
pound
rate.
By
alralisbing
65
]>er
its repeal and the matter was dropped.
them to us at the office of Ramsey A- Fen­
Notice for Publication.
Terminal or Interior
I
T15-« ■5fa.cfu.laa, I%oate.
The house lias placed sugar, raw and In the same year the government was cent of his protection he loses 59 cents, ( Spokane saloon« are feeding 500 of ton, at McMinnville, in said county, with­
city’s idle men. One saloon alone in six months from the date of this notice,
refined, on the free list and has alail- changed and Sir Staffimi Northcote re­ and his remaining 35 per cent is equal the
.
I.*sn Of tick at O rkoox C ity . O b .,
with proper vouchers theiefor.
isbed the liounty. There is much dis­ duced the rate to twopence on tlie to 31 cents and the total cash value of is feeding 200.
January •>. 18!H.
Dated January 11th, 1894.
Notice
is hereby given that tlie- following
F anny m . R oberts ,
cussion ef the Wilson bill, but if the |sHtn<l. One great virtue of the tax is his protection is 90 cents. The yard of
named settler has lile.1 notice of his illten-
JAMES
II
ROBERTS.
vote on the bill was taken at this time that the rate may lie varied with the cloth witlioutany protection, Including
tion to make final proof in support of "hi.
Executors. I claim.
and that said proof will Is- made be­
. It would pass. Several riders will no needs of the government without dis­ normal profits, Is worth 35 cents. The
Ramsey A Fenton Attys, for said estate.
( 'olllltv Clerk of Yamhill
V,ill county,
fore the County
E. W. HADLEY, RECEIVER,
doubt l»e placed upon the bill to handi­ turbing business. Since 1876 it was protection on it is worth to Charles
at McMinnville, Or . on March 6. 1808, vix:
it the Line to Take
B
Trederick
W.
Havcrland
H.
E. No. 7,906
cap it, and it may be a year yet liefore advanced to seven pence, which is the Fletcher 90 cents,and enables him to sell
NOTICE.
I for the W 'i of N W ».4 section
and W
It goes Into »iteration. After It leaves rate for this year. In ISSI and in 1885 it for $1,25. These are his own figures
H of S W of section 27. T 5 S, R 9 W
8. L and O ffice , O regon C ity . O re .,
He names the following witnesses to
the house the senate w ill no doubt act it was down to one penny.
elaborately wrought out by himself.
January 13. 1894
It It the DINING CAR ROUTE. It rail
prove
his continuous residence upon and
as unwisely as it did in the silver mat­
Complaint having been entered at this cultivation
Now for his labor cost. The 35 cents
of said land, viz;
In 187(1 the exemptions were increas­
Through VESTIBULE!) TRAINS ■
office
byJohn
Peart,
of
Marion
Co..
Oregon
ter, an<l business ami prosperity will be ed. This was also the work of Stafford ' includes the raw material, the operat­
Lewis L. Shortridge. Cal Landingham.
against Daniel Me Poland for abandoning George
Every Day in Ihe Year to
H
uncertain for a year at least, simply ls- ' Northcote, who lieing n conservath’e ing expenses, the lalior cost, the nor-
his homestead entry No. 6641, dated June Oregon. Myer and Jones Myer, all of Dolph,
14.
1886.
upon
the
lot
No.
1.
of
section
10,
eailse a few fools have lieen elected as
R obert A. M iller .
BETWEEN WILLAMETTE VALLEY
financier, may !*■ assumed to have ! mal profits and all extraordinary ex­
township 5 south, range 3 west, in Yam* j
Register.
representatives in congress.
hill county. Oregon, with a view to the can- |
(No Change of Car«;
I
faithfully rcpresenteil tlie large proper­ penses of higher cost of raw material.
POINTS AND SAN FRANCISCO
eellation of said entry, the said parties are |
ty interests whose burdens were in- The 90 cents is what, he says, his pro
hereby summoneil to appear at this office A Hundred
Composed of DI\I\G CARS
I
on the 27th day of February, 1S94. at 10 a. I
creasctl by diminishing tlie burdens tection adds to these. We have de­
( unsurpassed}
S
m . to res|»ond ami furnish'testimony (con­ Little Things
The county court has made the levy iqsin small incomes. Under existing ducted only the 90 cents he says that
Ocean
Steamer
Sailings.
cerning said alleged abandonment.
FüLLMAMhR.lHIM;
ROO)iSI,E£P£ll
he
would
lose
with
free
raw
material,
for Yamhill county ami for all pur- law incomes to AIM) arc exempt, and
R obert A. M illeb ,
Aliout a home can lx- repaired or
«.S. WILLAMETTE VALLEY
(Of Latest Equipment, )
8
Register
pt»«?* It is 18 mil!», just half the levy of an allowance of £126 is made on in­ the 99 cents his trust now collects for
leaves San Francisco............ Jnlvll «I n TOURIST SLEEPIYG CARS
constructed
that
makes
it
more
I
P
iter
P
aqvbt
,
laat year. The levy h divided as fol­ comes between £150 and itoti. Tlie in­ him. which lie would not receive un­
comfortable.
The manjto do •cates aqmna................... J lily 5. ith
Receiver. ■
Best that can be constructed and in |
lows: State tax, 4.3 mills; wcliool tax, cidence of t he tax is the source of the in­ der a free wool tariff without protec­
which accommodations are for hoi- I
this is
ders of First or Secoml-crass Tick- I
4.5 milla; indigent aoldier lax, 1-30 come—tliat is the tax on tlie income tion. l<ct us lie lilicral and suppose
•ts. and
I
NOTICE
Hint
wage«
enhance
his
cost
20
per
Or La Grippe, though occasionally epi.
mill; county tax, 4 5-.*{U mill», Last derived from shares, for example, is
River Steamers.
ED HUFF
ELEGATT DAY (OU'Hffl
Hemic,
is
always
more
or
less
prevalent.
L and O ffice at O regon C ity . O r .,
year the levy was 21» milk and over paid by the corporation and deducted cent, then the 35 cent« is 120 per cent
.1^:!;.v7nrd'?.^d.l^.77.,,^l*,;,,•Wed-
The best remedy for this complaint
January 13, 1891
A Contlnuoua Line connecting with M
of the free trade selling price without
General wood workman. Fur­
is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.
$14 >,000 were collecte<l,tbiRyeara 13 mill from tlie shareholders' dividends.
i ( 'oinpiaint having been entered at this
line», «ITordiug direct and uni«-
I
“ Last Spring. I was taken down with
niture repaired anil upholstered.
joffit? bv Charles A. Brown, of Yamhill
Tlie exi>erteiico of Great Britain on' wages, or 29 cents: and the actual lalior
levy will bring 879,454.54, a little more
Solmon "rret Wl1'arf,.'portfm;d.
terrupted «ervico.
I
La Grippe. At times I was completely pros­
countv.Oregon, against James W. Thomas
than one-half the amount that was i lite income tax hits I teen such as to ! cost is six cents.
Pullman
Sleeper
reservations
can
be
seco
4
trated, and so difficult was my breathing
for abandoning his homestead entry No. Wagon Repairing
D.
K.
V
avuhr
,
Gen.
Art.,
The Lord of Olneyvllle, surrounded
that my breast seemed as If confined in an
54H12. dated O<td1»er 20. 1.891. upon the lot
ou in advance through auv agent of the rooffi
necessary for the county last year. A recommend n return to it by this coun­
..
H»'> Frnnctaco.
Tbroiffh TieLeiv To and from all 1’olotd
campari«on of the two year« 1« given.
try. There is little complaint there of by 5,600 dependents, to whom he > Iron cage. I procured * bottle of Ayer's ’ No. 8. section 14, township 5 range 3 W..
R K MULCAHY, Gen l Rupt
1 ,ek“,S in Americx, EnglatJ
And saw filing. Next door to
Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had T began
in
S
’
amhill
county.
Oregon,
with
a
view
to
1892.
tlie iiiquisatorial character of lite tax. throws 6 cents out of each 90 cents con-! taking It than relief followed. I could not be­
Corvallis. Oregon.
I««.
the cancellation of said entry, the said par­
•nd Europe can be purchased at any tlckol
Wallin's hlacknriith shop.
ttibuted
by
the
people
of
the
United
ties
are
hereby
summoned
to
appear
at
this
0
moo
of
this
conman.v.
'
lieve that the effect would be so rapid and the
State tax ...........$37,81*5.96
8JI,5M.12 And it is tlie lielief of the tax authori­
office on the 27th day of February. 1804. at
e . > *nf°rniation concerning ratoo, tlffij
School tax
.. 27.011.4«
27,508.49 ties that few |»'oplc try tn escape its States to his mills, keeping for himself' cure so complete, ft Is truly a wonderful med-
10 o’clock. a. in.. to* respond and furnish
ot trains, routes and other details furntlbw
k'lne.-—W. H. W illiams , Crook City, 8. D.
Koad tax............ 10,804.5«
84 cents, no longer has any use for the
I testimony concerning said alleged abandon­
on application to any agent, or
burtlena.
(’.Minty tax .. 04,927.37
5,466.20
ment.
protection
bunco-steerers
who
for
twen
­
a T d . CHARLT0X.
The yield of the tax ill 1893 was £13,-
Indigent soldier#
20X7.3
R oberta M iller .
_
Asst General PasMnger Ageot
853,016, or more than 3’6,.<'<'0,(ino.—.Vcw ty year« have traded on the ignorance
Register
'instantly rpntove« and forever destroys'
vtûàTJ
,r M>«c«o»po»y, *•> ***
PfHO«., cor,
W b . Foma4. Pl'
P eter P aquet .
Total ............. $ 140,459.2!»
and credulity of the republican farm-1
'objectionable hair, whether upon the'
$79,454.54 Fort* H5>, 'hl.
Receiver.
era. The real tariff' lords no longer!
’hand«, face, arm« or neck, without dis-’
l*a«t year the shenft' collected $146,-
.coloration or injury to the nu»t delicate’
I
Prompt to act, auro to cure
000, Mst year the running expend
,skin. It was for fifty years the secre«;
The tax levy in Portland this year have any necessity for votes. Like Jay
formula of Erasmus Wilson, acknolw-
of the county amounted .to |.M»,non, n«»t I will lie as follows: State, 4.30 mills; Gould, they find it cheaper to buy a
edged by physicians a< the liighest au­
counting the indebted new paid and enunty and road tax, 4.5 mill«; county legislator after he f elected than to buy
thority and the most eminent dermatrd-'
the road fund. Thh year the county i school tax, 5 mill«, city tax, 7.5 mills: the votes to elect the one they want.
! P ark O repitt F ilm will rethicc ynnr ogi«t and hair specialist that ever lived '
Sygj?««
Administrator's Notice.
I^A-TEST TXiviX: CA-K2
During his private practice of a lifetime'
weight Permanently from 12 to 15 pounds A
“If you want to know the facts,”
requires in the judgment of its conmis* bridge anti |>ort of Portland, 1.35 mills.
among the nobilitv ami ari.t<>cra< v of
month . No StarvinT. sicknes* or injury.
Daily Through Trains.
sionars, but $25,000, with an indebted- I total, 23.55 mill» This is nearly 10 says this mill imron, “I have no objec­
Notice is hcrebv given tliat the under­ No Publicity. They build up the health
Euro|s- be prescribed this receipt. Price,
signed
ha*
been
by
the
county
court
for
and
beautify
the
complexion,
leaving
no
fl
by
mail
secitrelv
parked.
<
brre«non-'
neaa in the neighborhood of $13,009. mill« )o«« than the levy of last year.
tion. Ina vanl of cloth which I sell 5 ¡tmliill county, vregvn.
6 25p Iv Minneapolis ar 8 40« 5 4f
Oregon, <tuiy
ilnlv appointed Wrinkle* or Flabbinos*. Stout Abdomens
dome cr.nlblential s..|(. Agents for'
1 JSp 7 15p I f
for $1.25 this cost is made up as follows: Administrator
"*--------
* of - Henry
---- * White
'■
I.ant year the county levied, collected
---- <Y the
estate
America. Address
'
Hl Paul sr 8'*)« 5
and difficult breathing tuirely relieved. No
deceased
4 0ftp Iv
A
THE
MOOaua
ROOT
HRM
MOWER
CO
'
Duluth ar 11 10a
$0 29 any ctaiins AU *|>ersons. therefore having Experiment, but a scientific aud positive
and expended within this coanty the
Lane county’, tax levy amount. to Material, expenses, profit«
7
l.
r
»j'
Dept.
R.S,
S.
Fifth
Avenue.
New
York.;
™*a|ainst
said
estate
arc
hereby
Iv
Ashland
ar1 815«
relief,
adopted
only
after
years
of
exper
­
.................................
or notified ai
sum of 875,781.93, this year it is contem­ 15J mill.; la«t year it was 22. Clacka­ Labor
7 l'»H 10 O hi ar f'hicafro lx
11 1‘P
uw
required
to
present
them
to
ience
All
order*»
^upplie<l
direct
from
our
Protection
........................
<«> nte. dnly t,
vw-jH-d.
at
the
onice
of
McCain
A
office. Pric e $2 per pa< kage nr three pack­
plated that one-third tlie amount will mas county's is 21. the state levy hav­
Ticket, told and baggage checked throng A
Magers, in n WcMinnville. < Oregon, on or be- age* for $5 by mail postpaid. Testimon­
da There ia something wrong in thh ing been estimated at 5 mills; for ism
all points in the United Slate, .nd Cans*
ADVERTISERS
Total ...................
»1 25 fore six me
£:______________
__
rt’»whs
from this 25tT> day of Jann-
ials and particulars (sealed j free.
mow connection made in Chicago with
matter; either the county levy of last I it was 21. Linn county 15; a redac­
a . J. WHITE.
M « w IS I
“Under the Wilson bill, which re- nary. 1*M. X
All CorrMp<»fl«leiife Strictly €«nfldeatial. w «»*awn< »es »Sw, io Cssago.
*"
tr*in’ going Ka«t and South.
Afiministrator of Said E-tate.
year was too high ar the levy of this 1 tion of 3 mills.
I duces luy protect ion 5a ceut», you can McCain 4 Mters Attys.
For mil information apply to vour near-
PARK REMEDY CO.. Boston. Mass •>« «{«rVTVoef « Afvnc MORD I TROIAI
e.t ticket agent or to JAS. C FOND
'»en. Past, and Tkt Ajt. Chirag". Ill
A consolidation of the R egister , estab­
lished in August, ix«l. and the T elephone ,
estabUshe<l in June, 1886. The uonsolid*-
tioii taking effect on February 1, isxs».
Rl BR RIPTION RATES.
One Year, in advance
It (>»
Six Months, in advance..
•’•«
Three month, In advance
25
All arrearages when the paper i* ordered
continued, and not paid for in advance,will
l»e charged for at the rale of $200yer year.
UM AL ADVERTISING RATES.
The following are the rates of T he T ele ­
phone -R egister for Display Advertising:
Srxcr.
1 vr 6 mo I 3 nm 1 mo
wk.
111
I Col 24 IMI 172
$ «
21
8
S Col 12
72 •
1 4 < 'ol <»
to
21
12
4 rm 3
:>i
Hi . 9
3 2."» 2 A0
' h Col 4
‘ a ( Ol X
21
12
7
2 .'it! 1 75
All display ads, when contracts* to length
of time is not made with the publishers,
will be charged for at tiie montiti)' rate.
Business locals, per line, each week 1 IO
Business locals, per line, first week
from business houses having display
ad without coulrhet
.......
Each subsequent insertion.
Business locals from business houses
having three, six or twelve month*
contracts fordiaplay advertising, | ht
line each insertion
...
Notices of ail local entertainments of
a money making character. |>er line
Notices of free entertainments will Is-
edited in this office.
Resolntioaa of condolence, per lim-
Cartls of thanks and obituary poetry . in
legal advertising .
Notices of Appointinent and Final Set­
tlement
....
5 00
Ail other legal advertising, fl per inch for
lirst insertion. 50 cents per incli for each
subsequent insertion.
All bills for advertising to >»e paid on the
first of each month. All hills against Tux
TKi.srBo.SB II kgistkh to Ite presented for
payment on the lir-t of month,
-«mL- _
—
-. _ - _
Entered at tlie poetoftiee at McMinnville
Oregon, as second-class matter.
r
T
Z
From now until January 1, we will offer our Immense Stoek of
Men’s Boys’ and Children’s
Clothing and Overcoats
At from 20 to 30 Per Cent Discount.
This will bring many of them below actual cost, and give the people ol Yamhill (Joi
chance to buy good Sensible Goods for Christmas at prices never before heard of.
KAY & TOD
Just Look at our Goods and Prices;
They Will Surprise You.
East and Si
Our Next Serial, Frank Barrett’s Latest:
“ OUT OF THE JAWS OF DEATH
THE SHASTA ROI
I
A Graphic Story of Life and Scenes in London Southern Pacific Col
P
hilling Cars on Ogden R0J
Piillniaii Buffet 1
I
Chairs are the proper things
Through Tickets to all Po
Tlie Eastern stales, Canada or|
Your Choice
THROUG
Sales and Sails
BY O. O. HODSON.
SALT LAKE,
DENN
OMAHA, KANSAS Cffl
CHICAGO,
ST. LO
EASTERN CITIES.
1 T)vVVS 1
2 CHIC AG
Stoves, Hardware, Tinware,
Paints, Oils, Sash,
Doors and Glass,
3
IBS
Honey can be Saved
from
Points
OregonPacificRailroat Northern Pacifil
I
Railroad I
Direct Line,
To all Poinls East & Soul
Quick Dispatch,
Low Freight Rates.
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGil
INFLUENZA
iHAIR DEATH;
AYER’S
‘
Cherry Pectoral
FAT PEOPLE.
S§Hff
Wisconsin Central Lines.