The Yamhill County reporter., April 20, 1894, Image 2

claims. It is loyal—extremely loyal and keeping the seme, within ten 1 stances. to accurate and profitable
days from the date of this notice, the uses. A fatality of disappointment
—to southern war claims.
This congress has practically been sale of the animals may be proceed­ attends their plans and enterprises.
ed with under the law relating to |
in session since August 1st. In that estrays; provided, however, that the| They encounter failure where the
time the house committee on war provisions of this act shall not apply republicans would win a victory, and
claims has reported favorably 262 to an v county east of the Cascade all their efforts fall short of justify­
bills for the payment of southern mountains, excepting Umatilla.
ing their promises and professions.
war claims. These bills almost with­ Approved February 21, 1893.
The occurrences of the past year have
J. G. LCKl AK, X»»ocl«te Editor
The local ticket of tho populists out exception, are for war claims.
emphasized this fact in a most sig­
.'lure Trouble iu Hawaii,
does not seem to grow on the coun­ These who are familiar with the
The latest news from Hawaii is un­ nificant way, and furnished a con­
aevirtisxng rates
cases claim that the evidence in
try to an amazing extent
pleasant Stirred up, doubtless by trast that is peculiarly’ interesting
Reading r
m local columns 10 cent» per
many cases is of a most fanciful ana
line for Arst week and 5 cents per line-hereafter
the old world politicians who prefer and suggests e. It lias been demon­
Display ai •rti^-u.ec's.
rite-
-e inch
T he A. P. A. is permeating every fictitious character. A robbed hen
per month it; each additional inch SO cent» p»r
a monarchy to a republic, and au au- strated, as Governor McKiuley says,
Month.
part of Oregon v ith strong organiza- roost may devdopjinto a large cotton
Obituary and marriage notice» not exceeding
ti-American protectorate to either, ; that 1 the success of one party or the
l'i lines vubli-hed free, if turuhbedin time to j tions. Its fundamental principles as ’ claim.
b- current new
Additional matter 10 cent-per
the Japanese coolies and workmen j other means all the difference be-
far as we know them are sound and
ine.
Exactly seven pension bills have
have demanded a vote and it is sup-1 i tween national happiness and pros­
right It believes in America for been reported, but not all of them ■
posed that the Chinese will join with perity and national discontent and
Americans, and is organized to resist favorably. Republican members of |
FRIDAY, ATRIL 20, 1894.
the Japanese. If the Japanese and distress."— Globe-Democrat.
1 anv and every enemy that threatens the house committee say that it is
Chinese of Hawaii are granted suf­
A MONEY CATECHISM.
the overthrow of American institu- almost impossible to secure a quo­
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
frage, one of two things is likely to
, tions and liberty.
rum of the committee for the con­
happen. Either, and most probably,
In order to avoid the constant rep
sideration of pension bills. That is
for Governor,
w r L oki »
ft is said to be part of a prear­ one of the covert methods of the the queen will be voted back to her e.tition, we throw together the fol­
Or Marlon County.
ranged plan, made and entered into democrats to defeat the old soldiers, throne, in which case an armed revo­ lowing replies, under one general
for Secretary of State,
lution of whites is sure to follow, or head.
ti. K KINCAID,
by certain leaders of the democratic while not having the courage openlj-
of Lane County.
“1—What is money, and what are
and populist parties.for the latter to to oppose their bills. The demo­ a chaotic popular form of govern­
for State Treamirer,
ment will vote the islands under the its functions’’ ’ Money is a medium I
FH1L METSCIUN,
nominate W. R. Derby for the state cratic members of the committee
Of Grant County
protection of Japan, in which case of exchange, and also a commodity. ;
senate
and the democrats to endorse ; will not attend the regular meeting
lor Supreme Judge.
President Cleveland will be called It either possesses value through the
C. E WOLVERTON.
him. We are not prepared to vouch of the committee when pension bills
Of Lane County.
upon to resent so flagrant a violation medium of which it is composed,
for the correctness of the statement, ! should be considered and acted up-
for Attorney-General,
of
the Monroe doctrine.
when gold or silver; or Las a credit
<; m H ileman ,
but if the democrats as an organiza­ I on.
Of Multnomah County.
It is certain that the Japanese em­ value when a promise to pay (as a 1
tion can take down such a dose the}’ | This only illustrates what is per­
for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
pire has no right to interfere with bank note.or greenback). Hence its
G. M. IRWIN,
ought
to be welcome to it.
fectly natural, that with southern Hawaiian affairs, except for protec­
Of Inion County.
function is to facilitate buying and :
interests dominant in congress,
for State Printer,
As a commodity it is;
W II LEEDS,
T he house of representatives, southern interests are the ones that tion of the lives or property of its selling.
Of Jackson County
subjects resident in the islands, but loaned (which is the same as renting'
with
its
overwhelming
democratic
■
will receive attention. To show with
For Keprcaontatlve In « ongress Pit t Dutiict,
BIN'iF.K HERMANN
majority, on Tuesday adopted the; what zeal and enterprise southerners a member of the Japanese legation it).
2- “W ho has the power to make it,
for District Attorney—Third District,
very rule for its own governmentI are preparing to prosecute their in Honolulu is reported as saying:
J. S. MCCAIN.
The
Japanese
here
want
the
fran-
or
by what authority i-> money made:
that ex-Speaker Reed was so vicious­ claims against the government, the , chise and they are going to get it. If
For Circuit Judge—Third District.
or
coined?’’ The coining of money j
II H HEWITT
ly denounced for putting in force. judiciary committee has favorably they cannot our government is going
is
one
of the powers of all govern­
For Member Board of Equalization.
It
was
adopted
by
a
vote
of
212
to
reported a bill, bj’ its democratic i to take a hand in the matter. We
8. D GIBSON.
ments.
have
two
big
men-of-war
here,
and
47.
Of
course
every
republican
majority, repealing all restricting
Joint Representative Yamhill and Tillamook
3- “Does the constitution state the;
Counties.
voted for it. It was a patriotic vote sections of the existing statutes, we do not .in tend to let our interests
H U GUILD.
be trampled upon by the provisional kind of material or substance of
so far as they were concerned. Par­ which require that loyalty must be government.
which money shall be made or
YATIII1II. «Ht N i l HEPVBEICAN tisan interest on the part of a mi­ proved as a condition precedent to
Had Messrs. Cleveland and Gresh­ coined9’ No, certainly not.
CON » I VI ION.
Gold»
nority party would have impelled the payment of war claims. The ex­ am done their duty in the early’
and
silver
have
been
the
money
them to vote the other way. We confederate majority of the judiciary stages of the Hawaiian affair there
v I
By order ot tin- Republican County Central
metals for the civilized world for
Conmtttee a KepuLlI, an < .unity < oi.vention will shall look for no apologies from dem­ committee has decided that the con­ would not now be a speck of trouble
h- held at the Court House in McMinnville, Or.,
ocratic orators and newspapers for dition of loyalty shall not be a bar upon it. As it is, serious complica­ thousands of years, and there was no
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH, 1S‘JI,
need of specifying.
their utterances in the past, but to the payment of ex-rebel claims.
tions seem probable.
al 101.90*. m. to nominate one State Senator, 2
“4—Does our constitution or law
Representative», one Sheriti, one County Clerk, hereafter we shall expect them to
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Where will be the end of this war
one County Recorder, one County Judge, one
speak
of or contemplate anything
< ounty CoinrnUsior.er one County Treasurer, one respectfully refrain from any vicious claims business if the south is per­
The democratic ticket nominated
< ounty Assessor, one County Surveyor, one Coun­ remarks about Czar Reed and the
but a 100-cent dollar?’’ The consti­
mitted to remain iu the saddle? at Astoria is as follows:
ty School Superintendent, one County Coroner
tution simply grants the power to
and one Justice of the Peace and Constable for
Not until the north has been made
Governor—William Galloway, of
each of the Justice of the Peaco and Constable 51st congress.
coin money. The law says the cent
Districts in Yamhill County.
to sweat for the prosecution of an Yamhill county.
The Convention will consist of 149 delegates
shall be the one-hundredth of the
T he action of the democratic con­ “unholy war.” Not until people of
apportioned as follows
Secretary of state—Charles Nick­
dollar.
So, if the value of the dollar
Amity......................... 10 North McMinnville..
vention in coming to old Yamhill to the north who have inveighed against ell, of Jackson.
Raker (reek .
■ V* North Newberg
was
to
be
changed it would still be a
Bellevue .
North Yamhill.........
put a head on its state ticket, is a the extravagance and profligacy of
State treasurer—Thos. L. David­
..... 7 South McMinnville..
«Ariton
“
100-cent
dollar.
”
.....
8
South Newberg.........
< het^wen .....
graceful tribute to the banner agri­ our pension system are convinced son, of Marion.
i»ayton ........... . ..... 16 Sheridan . . ........
“
5
—
What
is
meant
by a 57-cent
cultural county. It is written in the that it was a mild form of disease
l>undee..........
..... 3, West Chehalem.
Superintendent of public instruc­
b ui ria w h
...... 6; Willamette. .....
dollar?
”
It
refers
to
the fact that
economy of nature that triumphs do compared to the devastating march tion—D. V. S. Reed, of Lane.
Lafayette.....
..... * Willamina.......
our
coinage
law
says
that
the dollar
The Committee recommends that the primaxles follow one another. They seldom of this threatened epidemic of south­
State printer—John O’Brien, of
U* Lel<l in the several precincts at l;3u p. in.
shall
consist
of
25.8
grains
of stand­
HnturdRj’, April 21st, 1H94, and that each primary come singly. But no one could have ern war claims.
Multnomah.
••icct a precinct committeeman to act as such for
ard
gold
(one-tenth
alloy)
or
of 4124
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two years. All republicans are cordially invited guessed that when, a few months
Supreme judge—A. S. Bennett of
io participate in the primaries and select good
grains
of
standard
silver
(one-tenth
ago, Yamhill walked proudly off with
W hat Governor Galloway’s home Wasco.
men ns «lelegatea to the Convention.
J. W. H obbs .
J. E. M aoebs .
seven
of
the
twenty
two
medals
won
organ
had to say about his nomina­ Attorney-general—W. H. Holmes, alloy.) These two coins are called
►Secretary.
Chairman.
dollars; but as gold is the standard,
bv the state at the great Columbian tion :
of Marion.
and has been for a generation (since
show, her next grand prize would be
Congressmen—First district, J. K.
1853,) the value of the gold dollar is
T he Wilson bill started an indus­ a gubernatorial nomination at the
Weatherford, of Linn; second dis­
what is meant when we speak of a
try last fall and the reports show hands of the great and picturesque
trict, James H. Raley, of Umatilla. dollar’s worth of any article. Com­
this spring that at least this one is democratic party. We congratulate
Joint senators—Benton and Lin­ pared with the gold dollar a silver
txjoming if all other factories are in­ Yamhill. We congratulate tho dem­
coln, C. II. Lee, Bakerand Malheur, dollar is worth only a little over 50
jured. The industry referred to is ocracy of Yamhill. We congratulate
IE. II. Test ; Morrow, Harney and
cents in actual value; that is, the
the one of making republican votes. both the friends and enemies of tho
Grant, F. Kellogg; Marion and
silver in it is only worth that much.
nominee within his party. It is a
Clackamas, E. Russell.
But it passes for the same as a- gold
T here is a misapprehension abroad good time for the latter to move to a
Joint representatives—Benton and
dollar because anyone can take sil­
I
in regard to the duty on prunes un­ back seat. We congratulate the
Lincoln, W. II. Burk; Lake and
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ver dollars to the treasury and get
iter the Wilson bill. As it now stands democracy of the entire state over
Klamath. B. Daly; Wasco and Sher­
AN IMPORTANT .MEASURE.
treasury notes in exchange, and for
prunes and plums are on the free the choice of Hon. William Galloway
man, M. V. Harrison and V. C.
these treasury notes can get gold on ” children not attending .
list. The bill as it came from the as its standard bearer in a hopeless
.
1229
At the coming general election, j Brock; Grant and Harney, J. A.
•••
house placed the duty at twenty per and fruitless campaign. It has made the question of stock running at Steecli; Yamhill and Tillamook, E. demand at the treasury. Hence the Estimate value of buildings and
grounds.........
..
.
$79,955
silver
dollar
is
held
up
to
the
gold
cent ad valorem, but the senate i the very best nomination jxxssible large will be voted upon in this coun­ E. Selph.
Average monthly salary paid male
’I
finance committee took prunes out of ' under the circumstances. And while ty, a petition praying for its submis­ District nominations, Third dis­ dollar tn value. The fact that there teachers...................................... $33 50
the protected schedule. The duty of Judge Galloway may not harmonize sion having been filed in the county trict-judge, J. J. Daly, of Dallas: has been, for 20 years, a steady pro­ Average monthly salary paid fe­
male teachers.............
21 88
two conts a pound under the present and enthuse the local democracy to clerk's office. In order that voters attorney, J. II. Montanye, of Albany. gressive fall in the price of silver the Whole No. of districts. .
83
world
over,
accounts
for
the
silver
No. legal votets for school pur­
law just about covers the diff erence ■ the fullest extent, the cheerful as­ may consider it intelligently we
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2693
dollar not having a dollar's worth of poses .....................
between railroad freights from the surance that he stands not the ghost i print entire the act passed by the
THE TWO PARTIES.
Schools visited by Supt
88
silver
in
it-
and
in
this
is
the
danger
Pacific and the cheap ocean rates of a show of ejection ought to sweet­ ! last legislature under which the elec­
Total average per cent of taxes
There is an important truth in the from the free coinage of silver dol­ voted and levied ..
Sii
which foreign growers have to pay en the bitterness in their bellies and tion is to be held:
Total No. of teachers in countv
182
in reaching New York, Boston and I cause at least a semblance of enthu­ Be it enacted by the legislative assem­ remark of Gov. McKinley that “the lars.
“
6
—
Is
there
any
money
of
the
altogether too common idea that
other eastern distributing centers. siasm to well up.
bly of the State of Oregon:
at
A FULL STOMACH
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S ection I. On the petition of one there is in fact little difference be­ world? Can or does one country
Remove the tariff, and people who i
ought to cause you no discom­
have planted prune orchards iu Or­ T here is a lessening prospect that hundred or more legal voters of anv tween the two parties, and that the make money for other countries?
fort whatever. If it does,
Portland Prices.
I county in this state being filed with country will prosper equally well Gold is the only money metal coined
though—if there’s any trouble
egon In the past two or three years the Wilson bill will ever become a the county clerk before the time of
after eating—take Dr. Pierce’s
by all nations, and a full legal tender
might as well cut them down.
law. This is the sum and substance i giving the notice of the general elec­ whichever may be in power, has
Pleasant Pellets. They’re a
Cerne and Sea Us
in
ali
countries.
So
it
is
often
called
--------------------------------
perfect aud convenient vest-
of reports which come through vari­ tion in any year, the. county clerk been completely exploded by one
pocket
remedy.
One
of
these
the
“
money
of
the
world.
”
Some
­
I
shall
cause
notice
to
be
given
’
that
at
year s trial of democratic rule.” The
H ome weeks ago the New York ous channels from Washington, and
tiny, sugar-coated, anti-bilious
Herald remarked that if a general j to the impressions thus made upon such election a vote will be taken tor republicans so managed the affairs of times the mints of one country make
granules at a dose regulates
and against stock running at large the government as to promote the coins for another country; but gold
and corrects the entire system.
election were held at that time the public opinion is no doubt due in
S ection 2.
Tn voting for and
Sick or Bilious Headaches, Con-
democratic party would be over­ large degree such betterment as is against stock running at large, it material interests of all classes, and coin when taken to another country
etlpadou. Indigestion, Bilious
whelmed. Getting more light from discernible in the business situation. snail be printed or written on the to keep our rate-of-prosperity super­ other than that which coins it. is Attacks, and all derangements of the liv­
S. WILSON
W G. HENDERSON.
er. stomach, and bowels are prevented,
recent municipal elections the coun­ The attitude of Hill, Gorman and same ballot with candidates for coun­ ior to that of any other nation in the [ generally recoined.
relieved,
and
permanently
cured
ty offices, and shall read, ‘ For run­
“7—Does United States money,
try over, not to speak of the guber­ Brice toward the bill is as far re­ ning at large—Yes,” or “For run­ world. When they retired from
They’re the smallest, easiest to take,
either
gold, silver or paper, pass as cheapest, and best. They’re guaranteed ,
power
they
left
things
in
a
healthy
natorial election In Rhode Island, moved as possible from mere senti­ ning at large—No,” and the votes
All money in England, or anv foreign to give satisfaction, or money is returned
the Herald now repeats its former ment; their opposition means votes, thus cast shall be canvassed the same aud satisfactory condition.
kinds of business were profitable, all country; or in other words, is it
prediction, and adds that “unless and not their own votes merely, but as those cast for any county officer.
ia perfectly, permanently,
S ection 3. If a majority of all kinds of people were contented and legal tender? No.
positively cured by Doctor j
(Third Street, between E and F.)
the wave is stayed before the coming the votes and opposition of senators
Sage’» Catarrh Remedy
votes cast shall be against stock run­
“
8
—
In
paying
balances
between
The proprietors oi this med
congressional elections, which now who, while they would bo timorous ning at large, the county clerk shall hopeful. The fact that a single year
icine prove that by their
WILSON W
seems exceedingly doubtful, it will about standing alone, v ill be glad give notice by publication in some lias served to bring about a directly countries, does gold or silver money
alter it e
cash for a
pass
by
count,
or
by
weight
and
fine
­
case
of
Catarrh
which
they
newspaper
for
three
consecutive
contrary
situation
is
not
accidental,
carry into the next house of repre­ enough to train and fight in such
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I 5u cents
cannot cure By ail druggist»,
sentatives a large republican major­ company. Senator Peffer’s opposi­ weeks that in sixty days from the i and cannot be explained without ness9 ” Coin passes by weight and
date of said notice it will be unlaw­
Everything uio
first-class.
by uav
day, , week
or uionin.
month. vo
Commercial
iAZ i r-r A DIZ r-i r-1 t
.- cod . Horses
iiuriren boarded
uuuueu uy
weea or
ity as sure as fate.” While this tes­ tion, too, means more than appears ful for stock to run at large, under recognizing the existence of certain fineness, but there is no loss on gold
w ■ J • LLAtirt.. u u.s 1 Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call.
coin,
as
its
bullion
value
is
the
same
timony is not necessary to enhance on the surface. He is a bellwether penalty of ten dollars for the first fuudimcntal aud practical differences
Graduate University of Mich.
republican confidence, it is agreeable for several populist sheep. As to | offense and twenty dollars for each i between the two parties. They are as its face value. Silver coin is not
Has opened an cflice in Union Block, Room 6.
to have the opposition put such good the republican opposition there is and every subsequent offense, to be j not inspired by the same motives, sent, of course, as it must be taken and
1» prepared to do ail work in the dental line.
recovered from the owner of the they are not guided by the same at its value as bullion only, and this
matter in evidence.
every reason that it will be crystal­ stock in civil action in the name of
CROWN
AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY
would be a loss of 43 to 50 cents on
lized in any form consistent with or­ the state of Oregon before a justice theories, they are not characterized
LATEST
MCTn&D Cr PAINLESS ElTRACTIGx
every
dollar.
A man who has planted a prune or­ derly parliamentary procedure. There of the peace of the precinct in which by the same impulses and tenden­
“
9—
Would
$1.000
of
our
gold
coin
chard or owns a band oi sheep cannot are those who have advised that the such owner or keeper, or either of cies. It is true generally speaking,
afford to fool away his time being a republicans should, after putting them, may reside; and such penalty that they are both desirous to ad­ pay a debt in England and would it COlNTf TRi lSl HlRA NOTICE.
shall be for the benefit of, and when
populist or a democrat.
It is his themselves on record, stand aside collected paid into, the common vance the national welfare, but they equal or bring $1,000 there?” Yes,
HERE is money on hand to pav ail warrants -- ■
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_ __ __________________ _ _______
endorsed prior to Jan. 1 ! I'-«. Interest
'•
'
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duty to himself, his neighbor and his and allow the democrats to do their school fund of the county in which have opposite ways of seeking the to both questions, because its value T
will cease after this date
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J. C. PENNINGTON, County Treasurer.
country, to vote the republican tick­ worst and take the consequences. such action is brought within sixty result, and the test of the relative as bullion is as great as its face val­ April 13,
1894.
et. The final vote on the tariff bill They argue that it is high time the days after such animal is proved to value of their methods is in the ef­ ue. Silver would not. as explained ---------------------------------- -----------------------------
be at large.
fects that they produce. The ques­ above.
will probably be taken in the senate republican party should abandon the
S ection 4. No prosecution shall
a few days after the election in Ore- time-honored custom of stepping in be commenced to recover the penal­ tion is not so much one of patriotism
The state ticket nominated by the
gon. The result is doubtful, But at the last moment to prevent the ties named in section 3 until at least and honest intention as of capacity
• j .
republicans last week meets with
if Oregon speaks in thunder tones democracy from committing suicide. one day’s notice has been given to to perform satisfactory service.
the owner or person having charge
There is no half
The sober truth is, as experience universal favor.
as have Pennsylvania, New York This specious reasoning, however, is of
such stock, if such owner or keep­ has demonstrated, that republican way business about the enthusiasm
and all the sections where elections not likely to prevail. The republi­ er bo known; and it shall be suffi­
PROPRIETORS
have been held since the infamous can senators will take the higher cient defense to such prosecution to principles and politics are better
Mrs. F. R. Pulliam, the only fe­
measure took form, her voice will be ground that the passage of the Wil­ show that such animal or animals adapted than democratic ones to the
male
city treasurer in Kansas, is
the finishing stroke in deciding its son bill will invite dangers to the in­ were at large without the knowledge work of safe and beneficial govern­
of such owner or keeper, and with­ ment. This is the lesson of the $1500 short in her accounts. It is
fate. Consider this. Don’t throw dustrial interests of the country out his fault; provided, that after the
CEL IN ALL THINGS IS OUR MOTTO.
not thought she has been dishonest,
away your vote, but cast it for the which patriotic men should exhaust owner has been once notified that his events of the past year, and intelli­
%/
PER1ENCE HAS BEEN OUR TEACHER.
but
that
the
shortage
is
due
to
some
FRESH
MEATS
OF
ALL
KINDS
gent
people
cannot
fail
to
be
im
­
W
TP.AORDINARY BARGAINS FOR CASH.
•
reopening of the factories and the every effort to avert, regardless of stock has been running at large, it
/W
AMINE OUR SPLENDID STOCK
restoration of good times which will any advantage which might accrue will not be necessary to notify such pressed by it. The conditions of one having obtained the money by
CHOICEST IN THE MARKET.
1 W, ERCISE A GOOD JUDGMENT; CALL EARLY.
owner or keeper on the stock being success were present when Cleve­ illegal means.
follow the defeat of the tariff bill.
PECTING A SHARE OF YOUR TRADE
to the minority by putting the major­ found at large a second time, if it is
land was inaugurated, but the oppor­
ity into a hole of their own digging. known and is susceptible of proof
South side Third 3t. between B and C
John Hansen, the wife-murderer,
T hk populists at their late county —Major Handy.
that such owner or keeper is aware tunities have not been improved. of Astoria, has been resentenced to
There
are
able
and
worthy
states
­
that such stock is running at large
convention passer! a resolution call­
tie remain tor Bargain". Tours Truly,
contrary to the provisions of this act. men in the democratic party, but be hung on Friday, May 18.
ing for state publication of school
CONGRESS ANV PENSIONS.
S ection 5. Any person finding somehow they are not equal to the
books. They are on the wrong track
WALLACE Ä WALKER,
School» of Yauihlll.
any stock at large oontrary to the emergency.
They mean well, but
for better or cheaper books, or to be
There may be individual cases of provisions of this act, and any con­
Wright Block, McMinnville.
of assistance and benefit to the poor­ loyalty to the old soldier among the stable of any precinct or marshal of they do not grasp things in the right County Supt. Stilwell's annual report
of the schools for the year ending firet
—
er classes. We believe heartily that democratic members of congress, any city of his county where such manner, and do not take advantage Monday in March has gone in to the
the state should furnish the instruc­ but the record which the body is stock may be found, on view or in­ of the chances that come to them. state superintendent. Some items ot in­ TONSORIAL PARLORS,'
tion books as much as the buildings making for itself shows that their formation, shall take up such stock The fault is less their own than it is terest it contains are as follows:
and confine the same forthwith, giv­
WILL LOGAN, Prop.
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and appliances where the work of influence is not dominant. They have ing notice thereof to the owner or that of the party to which they be­ No. of persons school age.............
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educating is carried on. It should not been placed iu position where keeper, if known, and if not known, long. They are the representatives No. of pupils enrolled.... ......... .
For a Clean Shave or Fashionable Hair
Average daily attendance.............
Cut Give Him a Call.
furnish them free of cost. But in they can do their friends any good by posting notices, describing such of sentiments and doctrines, prefer­ No.
of teachers employed during
order to save the taxpayer as much They do not constitute any part of animals therein, in at least three ences and proclivities, that do not
year ... ......................................
167 I My Baths are new and first-class in every re­
as possible, and to procure the best the majority portion of the house public places in the precinct; and if meet the necessities of politics. No. of applicants examined........... 109 spect. Ladies Baths and shampooing a special­
the owner or keeper does not appear
first grade teachers
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68 ty. I employ none but first-class men. Don’t
books at the least expense, it should committee on war claims. That and claim his property, and pay all Their proceedings are lacking in the No.
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“ second “
58 forget the place. Three door» west of Hotel
it
buy them in the open market. Cali- committee is hostile to pension charges for taking up, advertising, sort of sagacity that adjusts circum- “ third “
35 Yamhill.
fornia Las sunk enough money try­
ing to publish school books to dis­
courage a less phlegmatic body than
a populist convention, and.il any sat­
F.H. 8ARNHART.
isfactory results have followed, eith­
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR. er in point of cheapness or excellency,
;t .-> yet to oe told
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Yamhill County Reporter.
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Cabinets,
and other
Book Cases,
Furniture in
Sideboards,
Great Variety,
Bedroom Suits,
BURNS & DANIELS
C ity S tables .
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HENDERSON, Proprietors.
Provisions,
Matthies Brothers, Groeeries,
Crockery, Queensuuare.
CITY MARKET.
CITY BATHS