-r- ■ -——————————————— the legislature in 1893. This officer Yamhill County Reporter. People residing in Oregon have AzaiiiM Yumliill County from Jan. is to bold until June, 1898. and there only limited opportunity to form a uary 1, 1893* to January 1, 1891, after a successor will be chosen every correct and adequate conception of Sliouliig Amount» Allowed und six year«.— Statesman. Amouuo Rejected by 1 lie County F. H. BARNHART, the industrial situation, and the at­ Court. tendant want and suffering that ex­ OREGON NEWS AND NOTES. PUBLISHER AND PROPR IETOR. ist in the country east of the moun­ d c P 5 g ? é Â Republican clubs meet in Portland tains. A letter received by Captaiu o z. 4? J. !.. ECU *1 AN, A**ociale Editor, February 6tb. Wyatt Harris from his son Fred, known to most people in this vicin­ The artist on th»» Corvallis Gaeett^ should be suppressed. ity, will be read with especial inter ­ ADVERTISING RATES Rr»liug notice» tn local column« 10 cent» M-r est for the information it conveys M. V. Rork, the former p-qwilist line for fir-.t week and 5 cent» per line thereafter “V altaiuiso , ir.T , Jiu a. uiu. Duplay aUiertlxement» annual tale», one inch leader, has gone to California. I-ef month 11. each additional Inch 50 cent» per “D ear F ather month. . The state now owns 1800 acres of ♦ ♦ ♦ “Your remarks On Obituary and marriage notice» not exceeding : » » • 10 linen publixhed free, if furnithed in time to . „ • , . ■ , , land in one body, belonging to the be current new». Additional matter lv cent, per the financial stringency and general insane asylum, reform and deaf-mute lu** depression of business is equally ap- i schools. I plicable to the middle and eastern -« A new paper called the Cactus will states. Pauperism and indigency FRIDAY, FEB. 2, 1894. : be started at Forest Grove soon. i everywhere abound. Every city, Catarrh in the Head , Judging by its name it will have to' town and village is compelled to di- T he republican party is the onlj’ recj almost its entire attention to be handled with care. An Unfortunate inheritance- How party that has done anything for the needs of the poor and uuem- It Was Destroyed. E. W Cressey, an old man residing laboring man, except to humbug him. ployed, and for the nonce its munic- in a tumble-down shack near Mil-, ‘ Spokane. Wash , Aug 9. 1393. ipality is metamorphosed into an ------ ---------- I waukee, was robbed in broad day­ “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. "Geutlemen:—1 wish to add my testimou, to I n April or May the secretary of eleemosynary institution. There are light of $600 by two masked men on j the worth of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. My little girl has been cured by it of label lted catarrh. the treasury may have to sell more now being daily fed by public charity January 21st. Sii» had colds continually every inoutb aud yel­ bonds, for the revenues are falliug alone, in Chicago, upwards of 125 - O. A. Cheney has removed his low dlscliatg«, but since taking Hood's Sarsa- All Goods heretofore advertised at Sixty Cents on former further and further below expendi­ 000 men, women and children, to say family to Oregon City from Mill City, nothing of the immense numbers tures on the Santiam, and also his news­ prices holds good during this Sale. subsisting from the benevolence of paper plant. He intends to start a To this is [ daily republican paper there. T he fact needs to be kept in mind private contribution that the new bond issue of 830,000,- added the horror and terrible agency ' An Albany lady has secured a I 000 practically means a mortgage of oi smallpox to make the condition pretty sure cure for the grippe. Ev­ that amount on the property and of the indigent classes still more ery evening before retiring she gath­ I miserable, as if the plague of de­ prosperity of the country. ers her family about her, fixes up a parillu has been entirely cured. Hood’s Sai taparllla I have found of great help tu my mocracy was not sufficient. Chicago dish of onions, vinegar and salt, and other children.” M rs . L. M. G illette , r is not alone in affliction. New York, I t may be good democratic poli- all partake of the savory dish, with Hood’s Pills are hand made, and perfed It is our Aim to clean up our entire Stock of Fall and tics, but it is poor citizenship, for a Boston and all the rest of the large [ brown bread. Try it. in proportion and appearance 25c. per box. cities are undergoing the same ex person to try to work up outside Winter Goods before our Spring Goods arrive. An Oregon farmer who has taken prejudice against his own town by P®nence. Pittsburg, Pa., is sup­ note of migratory birds lo these 1st, 1894. a low estimate of gain to porting 45,000 families by paying false insinuations or charges. many years, says that the wild geese the county for the six months from each head of family the amount in are again wending their way north, July 1st will be about $2,000, giving cash required for support Home­ T he house amendment to the from which he argues that we are to a grand total of revenue to meet all son bill removing the bounty on stead, the town that gained so much have an early spring. It can’t come expenses of $32,700. Circulars and Gossamers Reduced from $2 sugar made at home and placing the notoriety a couple of years ago, is any too soon to suit the most of us. In this year of great financial de­ almost destitute. duty on raw imported sugar will not The senate has passed a bill grant­ pression. when the price of labor “But for all that, hundreds of peo­ and $3 to 50 Cents create any quarrel among the people. ing to the state of Oregon, townships and material is one third less than ple itaree to death in Chicago every It is not according to the wishes of 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 south, in ranges formerly, retrenchment and economy day. I knou’ of a number of cases, the democratic managers, however 5 and 6 east of the Willamette mer­ should be the watchword all along myself Of course this fact, like the idian, for a public park. All this the line, and we are glad to note that 2,000 killed in the construction of the T he income tax provision has land is now embraced in a forest our school directors and city fathers world’s fair buildings, is not given been tacked onto the Wilson tariff reservation. The new bill simply are also cordially standing in for low out iu the newspapers bill and it probably passed the house continues that reservation, and in taxes. “Asa result it is positively danger­ Yours for good government, in that form yesterday, Republi- addition puts the burden upon the ous to be in a street in Chicago at H ayseed . can members voted for the amend- state of protecting the park from night unless it be a thoroughfare of ment. This will add to its unpopu- being despoiled or trespassed upon. edge that may be of benefit to those great importance. Defenceless men 1894. 1894. larity in the senate and increuse the All this land has been withdrawn [engaged in breeding and selling and women are sandbagged and mur­ probabilities of defeat. Harper’s (JUeekly. from settlement for several years. 1 poultry The idea is to so improve Hafpep’s magazine. Newberg Graphic. dered in broad daylight in the street. and cultivate the poultry of this The religious census of Salem has Jesse Edwards has been in bed “I have much hard work to do ILLUSTRATED. ILLUSTRATED. P hesident C leveland has nomi-1 been taken. The figures are inter­ most of the week wrestling with state as to effectually bar out the this term, for I intend to take the nated another prominent anti Hill surplus stock of other states. Those esting. They show 4560 persons in j grip, I course in civil engineering (survey­ Harper's Week!) is l>eypiilar story writers contribute lo its many bv Poultney Bigelow, on Paris by United States supreme court into u “ Four 883 Fol­ Richard Harding Davis,and on M< xieo by columns Superb drawings by the fore­ tending church; 1987 church mem- we think, insures another good year's is $1 and the annual dues $1. er that could be imagined—no snow, most artists illustrale its special articles, ” Five................ kindergarten in order to do it. Fredeiic Remiagti>n. lowing are the officers: E. J. Ladd, | bers; four freethinkers and only two work on our roads. its stories, and every notable event of pub­ very little rain and high tempera­ Six ................. ........ 958 Among thr other notable features of the lic interest; it contains portraits ol the *• Seven............. | infidels. No choice in churches, 270. 683 The signs of the times are omi­ ■ Portland, president; Elmer Dixon, year w ill he novela by George . Howells, and eight special attention is given to the army and 883 ” Nine................ ........ man Tuesday iu two New York dis j members, followed by the Presbyte- home from the bad, bad city of Mc- ¡Gaston, secretary: C Kocher. Auro short stories of Western frontier life by navy, Ten................. ........ Not in favor oi lite Old Nyatein. VU3 amateur sport, and music and the tricta afforded the democrats about' Wister, Short stories will also be drama, by distinguished exiH-rts ” Eleven........... ........ 913 In a : rians with half as many, Congrega- Minnville one evening last week with ra, treasurer. Executive board—A. Owen contributed by Brander ?vlatthews, Rich ­ E ditor R eporter : I see by the such a surprise as they will get in i word. Harper's Weekly combines the news 903 “ Twelve........... ........ P. Wagner, Salem; George Sloan, ard Harding Iiavis, Mary E. \\ ilkins, Ruth i tionai Christian, Baptist, Catholic, both rubbers on the same foot, and features oi the daily paper and the arti-tic •• Thirteen......... ........ 883 Oregon next June Iu one district a papers, as also by notice from coun­ AL Enery Stuart. Miss Lawrenc»* Alma Ta- und literary jaaiities of the magazine with Friends, Episcopalians, Unitarians, the roads are awful muddy, He Forest Grove; Mr. Miller, Dayton; dema, ” Fourteen......... ........ 913 George A. Hibbard, Quesney de ty clerk, the county court has shown the solid critical character of the review. democrat is unseated who was elect­ “ Fiftppn Beaurepaire, Thomas Nelson Page and etc. probably fell in with some of the C. McLennan, Gresham Mr. Chip­ others. Articles on topics of current inter i ed by a majority of 8825 two years me the courtesy to reappoint me to ‘‘ Sixteen...................... man, St. Johns; E. J. Ladd. Port ­ eat will be contributed by distinguished county seat candidates. ago. In the other case the demo­ the office of road supervisor of dis Harper’s Periodicals. Total......................................... 12.545 00 land; Elmer Dixon, Elev; H. S. specialists. Has Scanned the ltecordv. Thanking the court Amount of interest paid on warrants crats just save their man, in a dis- trict No. 14 Per Tear: Hudson, Gaston, and C. Kocher, To the E ditor : Front data fur­ Amity Popgun during the year, not in­ Harper’s Periodicals trict that gave 11,089 majority two for the favor shown me, I expect to redeemed HARPER'S -MAGAZINE....... Aurora. If. S. H udson , cluding Interest on warrants called nished by Commissioner Perry in Mr. Dancer, of Gopher valley, fa- ask them at the February term to but not yet presented for payment HARPER S WEEKI Y years ago 3.333 S3 Per Year; Secretary, Gaston, Or. HARPER’S BA/.Alt................. accept my resignation, as I am not Total expenses for year 1893.............. 815,057 76 last week’s R eporter , which 1 take ther of Chas. Dancer, of this place, HARPER'S MAGAZINE ... .»1 U0 HARPERS YOl N g PEOPLE to be correct, the running expenses died at his home, of typhoid fever, HARPER'S WEEKLY.... 4 00 F or a quarter of a century and or never have been an applicant for The column miscellaneous contains of the county for the year 1893 was Wednesday, Jan. 24th. Postage free to nil subscribers in tue HARPER’S BAZAR 4 GJ more the country has prospered un­ this or any other office. I see the fuel, water, light,janitor, repairs and 2 uo United States, Canada and .Mexico. HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE $29,179. This sum comprises all political pot has begun to boil, and I der republican rule. For the same Dayton Herald. improvement to court house, safe, warrants authorized upon vouchers Postage free to all subscritars in the length of time democratic orators with many others began to wonder vault, and everything that will not United btates Canada and Mexico. The Volumes of the Weekly begin with The Toledo's warehouse at New ---- OF---- audited by the commissioners ’ court, I the first number for January of each year. and newspapers have been proclaim­ at the 26-mill tax last year, but after strictly go in one of the other col- berg was washed away during the When no time is mentioned, subscription» Applicants "or Teachers' Certificates the amount paid out of the two-mill The Volumes of the .Magazine begin with will begin with the number current at the ing that the people were being ru­ examining the true cause, I find we umns. late high water. As soon as the wa ­ The county board of examiners for Yata- ■ the numbers for June and December of time of receipt of order road fund being drawn upon time­ ined. Now, after having sampled a are all apt to be too hasty in fault- ter- in the Willamette runs down low hill county. Oregon, will hold the regular ’ each year W hen no time ie mentioned, Bound Volumes oi Harper s Weekly for Feed and salaried officers are checks issued by road supen isors. very brief season of democratic pros fiuding, as I have bad during the charged with full bill allowed; in some quarterly examination of applicants for subscriptions will begin with the number three years back in neat elotli binding, will This sum seems large, especially enough, a new warehouse will be certificates to teach in the public schools of current at the time of receipt of order. be sent by mail, postage paid, or bv express perity, the people are clamoring to past year considerable business be- cases, this includes money advanced Bound volumes of Hftiper’s Magazine for tree of expense t provided the freight does built at Newberg landing. the item of over $9,900 for roadsand said county, at the court house in McMinn­ three years back, in neat cloth binding, will not exceed one dollar per volume), tor $7 get back and be ruined for another | fore the count}’ court, I will say I to county to pay bills where county ville, continent: ing at noon on Wednesday, be sent by mail post-paid, on receipt of fd per volume. bridges, as there were but few ex Sheridan Sun have always found them courteous quarter of a century • 'loth Cases for each volume, suitable for Feb. 14th. and continuing the session per volume. Cloth cases, for Linding. So binding, warrant would not do, as R. R pas­ pensive bridges built last year. This will be sent bv mail, post-paid on We understand Mr. Longdon, for­ until the 16th. All applicants for ceititi cents each—by mail, po3t paid. and very reasonable always striving Remittances should be made by postoliice receipt of , 1 each senger and freight bills, expressage, is explained, in part, by the expen merly of Willamina Hour mills, will cates must be present at the opening ses money order or draft, to avoid'chance of Remittances should be made by post- R eport comes from Rio that the for the best interests of the county etc. diture of some $2.000 in permanent put up a grist mill on Mill creek. otilce money order or draft, to avoid chance sion on Wednesday, the 14th. Applicants loss. insurgents occupying that port otf- I also see they nave goue back to Newspapers are not to copy this adver­ of loss Newspapers are not to copy this In addition to amount charged to road improvements in different parts for state diplomas and state life diploma* tisement without the ex pie - order oi Har advertisement without the express order to ered molestation to American ves- the old style of road work. As I have sheriff in above list he receives about J. A. Hill has bought the Noah per A Brothers. must make application at the same time. Harper A. Brothers. seis being escorted to the pier under above stated, I am not an applicant one-half of the amount charged to of the county, with the further sum Grant building on Mill creek and will Address: HARPER A BROTHERS, Address: HARPER A. BROTHERS, J. B. S tilwell , of 81,600 for rock crusher, road New York New York. command of Commodore Benham. for office, hence feel free to express justice’s court. put in a stock of goods this spring. County Superintendent of Schools and plows and road scrapers, including Chairman of the Board of Examiners. The result was that they were in­ my views. three-wheeled scrapers. This ex­ The “Last Loaf,’' a drama in three Having been born and raised here, structed in the moral ethics of re­ Oregon in June. penditure, whether judicious or not, acts will be put on the boards at this specting the property of the United and a taxpayer the past twenty-five place in a few weeks by local talent. The general election to be held in will not have to be incurred another Bond & Phillips, States The necessity was to be re­ years, my experience has been that Two years ago, a number of the year, lessening this item alone 83600. Oregon in June will be the most im ­ the old system of road work is a gretted, but the prompt performance The incidental or miscellaneous Indians at Grand Ronde reservation I ilud people portant one ever held in Oregon, and of duty on the part of Commodore miserable failure. item also seems large, Under this exercised for the first time in the for several reasons — in addition to Benham will doubtless Lave a salu­ jumping up like Jack-in-a-box, claim­ head properly comes the items of history of the state of Oregon, that the state officers heretofore elected tary effect in preventing other small ing the new way a complete failure. fuel, water, lights and janitor’s fees, highest privilege of American citi­ there is an attorney general to elect, powers from falling into similar er­ (The people demanded a change in I politics; we are having it with a ven­ a congressman from each of the dis­ but I see that the commissioners zenship—the right of suffrage. Many ror. people are interested in knowing geance ) They now claim the new tricts (succeeding Hermann in the have also included the repairs of the whether they will again be allowed court house in supplying vault, office interest first district and Ellis in the second), A narchists and socialists, who road law is in the to vote. One of our politicians re­ and burglar-proof money chest for members of the state board of equali ­ spend their time decrying the mean­ of the few, while others foot cently interviewed a siwash “boss” at the county treasurer, costing in all zation in the odd numbered districts, ness and avarice of people who have | the bill and get no good of roads. on the reservation on the subject 8600, leaving the amount of $900 an additional circuit judge in the got on a little in the world, could Please remember this is new, both The red citizen inquired: “How much Portland Prices find a lesson to shame them into si­ to the court and supervisors Neith­ third judicial district and two addi­ properly under the head of inciden­ you ’ se fellers gointopay next time? ” tals. lence if they would turn their eyes to er could tell how much funds would tional ones in the fourth, and a leg­ The wily politician replied that times Corne and See Us what is going on in the great cities be ready to apply at the season of islature that will in 1895 elect a suc­ A further item of lessening the would be too hard to buy votes at expenses the present year is the cessor to Senator Dolph, besides the at the preseut time Wealth is be­ the year when the roads needed the the next election. “That’s all right, ing poured out like water to relieve work. But this year there was a full quota of county officers and all cost of collecting the taxes, for said the si wash voter decisively, “but should the sheriff collect all the taxes officers for minor divisions. There the necessities of millions suffering reserve fund, so both could make we gots to git some money er we all Sausages of All Kinds a Specialty. levied on assessment of 1893, he will will be a governor to elect, and as some calculations for the future As from the hard times. It is the rich Highest cash price for dressed Meats, Hides go Klamity howl. ' and Poultry. Market South side of Third Street or well-to-do who are furnishing the 1 have not had a talk with the court Governor Pennoyer has served two receive about $1.200 less from the between D and E. money. Nobody else could The I do not know the true cause of the terms successively he will not figure county than last year, this sum be Poultry Association. misfortune of hard times will have cbauge, but I hear there were large in the gubernational melee, al- ing his per cent on the greater The object of the Oregon State SHERIFFS SALE ON EXECUTION. served a good purpose if it shows to petitions asking for the change. 1 though it is loudly whispered his : ex- amount collected in 1893. Poultry association. organized in The above items, which should not ■^OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned the world what stuff the highest or sigued a petition, and I have heard cellency has his eye on a seat in the Portland January 15, is to consoli­ XX ms sheriff of Yamhill countv. state of Otegon figure in the estimated expense for richest, as well as the poorest or several others say the same thing, United States senate. But this the under and by virtue of a writ of execution, dated Pennoyer was this year, not including the item of date the, interests of Oregon poul- December L-Jth, lb93, Issued out of tl.e circuit thinking it was a measure to bring governor denies. meanest Americans are made of court of said county «nd state upon and to enforce ------- —-------------------- ---------- -IS THE----------------- ---- ------------------- 82 paid road supervisors out of j ^rymen> an^ to so concentrate their that certain decree of loreelosure «nd sale, made it to a vote of the people, but learned elected as a democrat, then turned $2,200 ami entered of record in said court on the 25th the general fund, reduces the esti- etforts in behalf of the poultry in­ day of September, 1893. in the suit in which The MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OP THE WEST T he republican state committee later the court had a right to make populist, and to reach the senate Mortgage U'omnanv, of Scotland, (l.im I dustry as to make them effective. American mated running expenses for the year would have to tail an anti-Cleveland iled; was plaintit! und John W. Townsend, Lettie and the district congressional com­ this change The plan will be to hold exhibitions, Elizabeth Townsend, his wife, and the Hr»t Na I know 1 have faults in common free-silver kite. A secretary of state 1894 to less than $24,000; that is, ttonul Bank, of McMinnville, otegon, were de­ HAS THE LiflF^GEST CIRCULATION. mittees met in Portland Wednesday. shows, etc., and to disseminate as fendants. wherein it «as decreed that said plaint allowing all other items of expense to is to be elected to succeed McBride with others, but I have tried to im ­ ltl recover from the defendants, Joint W . Town­ It was decided to hold the state con­ TERMS BY 7VV7YIL: who will not again be a candidate, be the the same as allowed for the thoroughly- as possible any knowl- send and Lettie Elizabeth low nsend, iu United vvuviuh in iu l Portland vi uauu April * 11th, x m, auu ------ at — my vention aud • partially distribute the - funds States gold Coin the sum of three thousand lour DAILY (without Suttdayi per year. general, past year. hundred and fifty one dollars (53,451.1») with in- g.-J UUll A IV» O11U!» * the congressional convention for the disposal, and I UQA ask CA14JX.M41 anyone to show I state treasurer, attorney “ (with Sunday) $8 I terest on said sum from the date of said decree at Against this, the tax levy of four the rate of 8 per cent per annum and the addi SEMI-WEEK LY, $2 per year. first district in Salem two days ear I me a mile of road in my district that sla’e Prillter> a justice of the su- CHILDREN tionai sum of two hundred and fifty doilats as and one-sixth mills for county pur ­ | preme court to succeed Chief Justice WEEKLY, $1 peA year. who are puny, pale, attorneys lees at.d Set 70 us costs' and dis- tier. The basis of representation in ; ! 1 have not done more or less work 1 Lursements, said writ being directed to poses will furnish $25,000 in round i Lord, and state superintendent of weak, or scrofulous, me. will, on Saturday, the loth day of the state convention was fixed at one on The main erv of neglect seems i ought to take Doctor February, 1894, at the hour of one o’clock p. m. numbers; to this must be added poll Fierce’s Golden Medical of said day. lit the court house door in McMinn­ I call to 1 public instruction. delegate at large from each county . to come from the hills. Discovery. That builds ville, in said county and state, sell at public auc­ In the first, third, fifth and seventh tax, licenses, fines and trial fees, ■ mind one place in the hills where I up both their flesh and tion for cash in Cntled States gold coin, the fol­ and one for each 150 votes and frac­ THE which will yield, computing upon judicial districts there will be mem ­ their strength. Fur this, lowing described real premise» described in said tion over 75 cast for republican elec­ ■ caused to be paid about $150 in cash, aud for purifying the decree and therein ordered to be sold to ve it basis of collection for past years, the bers of the state board of equaliza ­ "«on from puou lots tour A Supplement, illustrated in Colors, val«»».juco tioiu pueu- lot» tour <4i. ili, five rive .81 .oi and and sis six (1.1 (1.1 <.t <>t section seitioi. m in 21 riu’kai tzatrzanj .. . t....................... As I have taken up more space counties of Marion, Polk, Yamhill a total revenue for county purposes Columbia 6 Multnomah .. uioma. levers, or other . tow n«hip four <4. south ot range >ix u.. u< st <>l ..... M Coo. | M ot row .... 4 now than I intended, 1 do not desire and Tillamook, the election for mem­ of about 830,700, to cover an esti­ wasting diseases, it Speodily and surely in- the Willamette meridian, in said county au the need; or the people ol that soct’on than any paper lv Tillamook . Doug la» ..... 5 at work all th9 processes of digestion and! "»IU iiw «« meridian tn »aid county amt state, 824,000. “ Utu «jwd ufththe P ® o F le of ,he WeM “* Polllic. and » l. ralurr? vacancy occasioned by the expira ­ uilltam 1 V mat il la 11 S‘°^drbXStlV-ci krSbh in? “tUr5I ik°XndXXdXiuremfti'^ iO“°" YEAR. Ad.lr4s U 'b ,b PI‘<>et'‘ Weekly Inter Ocean is ONLY V Mi DOLLAR PER .. 5 Union ......... .... 8 like to hear from others who are able tion of the two-year term for which Grant ..... The above estimated expenditure action, and brings ba