The Yamhill County reporter., June 01, 1894, Image 1

VOL. XXI\
Eutered at the pMtoffice ia McMinnville,
as Second-class matter.
M’MINNVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1894.
Congo Oil
Cures
Bruises
OHF.GOM NEWS A.ÏD NOTES.
Highest of all in Leavening Power—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
The city schools of Eugene had 53
graduates.
Forest Grove will again celebrate
the Fourth.
The Monmouth normal expects to
graduate 49 pupils this year.
EIGHT YEARS.
Fossil., O regon , December 4. ’9".
o. W. It. M fg . C o .. Portland, Oregon.
Dear Sirs 1 wish to Htiate to you
that 1 have l>een afflicted with rheuma­
tism for the last eight years. I bought
:< Ixittleof Congo Oil from Messrs. Lamb
A l'utnain, your agents here, and after
two applications my rheumatism was
knocked out. No other medicine ever
eav< me relief in such a short time as
Congo Oil.
Yours truly,
,
LYMAN BROWN.
At Portland this week the water
from the river is over a foot deep on
Front street, and at many points
reached First street.
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE JZ.'K) PER YEAR.
One Dollar if paid in advance. Single numbers live cents.
Ycmhillers thought Charley Gallo-J
way should have had it. They were
all so good it was hard to judge
which was the best. Among other
resolutions adopted were the follow­
ing:
Resolved, That we work earnestly
for the election of temperan«?e women
for school directors, and that we
favor the bible being read, without
comment, bv teachers at the opening
of each day’s session.
Resolved, That we, as members of
the Womans' Christian Temperance
Union, whose joy it is to hold aloft
the equal standard of purity for man
and woman, do most heartily oppose
the placing of men of licentious,
profligate life in public office, and we
pledge our moral support and in­
fluence to the election only of men of
correct life and pure principles.
Resolutions of thanks were adopted
for the splendid entertainment given
the delegates by the people of Salem.
The last evening was given to the
Y’s, and was ably presided over by
Mrs. Minnie Thoms of Corvallis.
The next annual meeting will be
held at Roseburg.
The J. K. Gill Company of Port­
The decision in the United States
land, booksellers, made an assign­
supreme
court in the ease of Moses
The chess championship of the
ment on the 24th. Their liabilities
Scott vs. McNeal, brings to life and
world
has
just
been
won
by
Lasker
are stated at $125,000 and assets
the possession of property a man
over Steinitz at Montreal.
$190,000.
who lias been legally dead for years.
Gentlemen: Have been afflicted with
Eighty-four Coxeyites were con­
At the state Demorest contest at
Scott left Olympia in 1881 the pos­
severe rheumatic attacks for the past six
victed at Seattle before Judge Han­
Salem
last
week
-
,
the
gold
medal
was
sessor
of considerable property, and
or seven years. I took one bottle of Dr.
ford of contempt of court, and taken
made his home in Merced, Cal. He
Grant’s Sarsaparilla and Grape Root and won by Miss Lena Parker of Forest to jail.
was believed to be dead, the probate
applied Hattee’s Congo Oil externally, Grove. Chas. Galloway participat­
FROM
Senator Jones of Arkansas pre­ court administered upon his estate
and the result was wonderful—it worked ed from this place.
dicts that the final vote on the tarift and when Scott returned about two
more like magic than medicine. These
A demo-populist meeting in Port­
bill will be taken'bv the senate be­ years ago he found all his property’
two medicines I consider will knock any
land was addres. ed by Mrs. Squires.
Roslyn Bank Robbery. -Evidences From caseof rheumatism.
fore June 15th.
sold. He commenced action in eject­
The Oregonian says: “She told her
the District Where They Were
R. A. LEONARD,
Dear Sirs: I can scarcely realize I
Iowa has a new law against prize ment, but when Scott attempted to
Captured
amused
auditors
that
it
is
their
duty
447 Montgomery St., Portland, Oregon.
was so near death's door, the result of a
to accept all the money' and beer they fighting, and the trial of Ryan and testify as to his ownership oi prop­
bad attack of inflaruiuatioii of the kid­ O. W. R. Mrs. C o ., Portland, Oregon.
Dear Sirs ■ Your Congo Oil is the boas
may be offered for their votes, and McCoy for violation of it has result­ erty the judge refused to admit his
neys. My urine was bloody and terri­ medicine. 1 was recently kicked by a
Torpid Liver.
ed in a verdict of guilty.
testimony, holding that the probate
ble pains near the spine. 1 tried several horse on the leg, and was hobbling
Gentlemen: I have been a sufferer then to ‘vote as they d----- d please.’
The governor of New York has court having administered on the es- j the old oak by the college .
remedies, but got no relief. When I around on crutches. I was induced to from Liver troubles lor many years, al­ This petticoated orator is the. idol of
was suffering terribly a copy of four try a bottle of Congo Oil, and after ap­ ways feeling dull, stupid and heavy. It the anarchistic element."
vetoed the bill to prevent the display tate the superior court, as a matter
plying freely for one day I threw away
It has stood there for years, how
Medical Adviser was received bv some my crutches. 1 works like lightning.
of
foreign flags on public buildings of fact, must consider him dead. The
would take a long letter to tell just how
Upon request of theG. A. R. post
!
long
no one knows. It is older than
one in our household. After reading
Your9 truly,
I did feel; but, thanks to Dr. Grunt’s Governor Pennoyer canceled an ap­ on the ground it is small national state supreme court confirmed the; ’ any’ of the people who pass beneath
J.
A.
HARRISON,
part of it 1 sent for a bottle of Dr. Giant’s
lower court and the case went up to !
Sarsaparilla and Grape Root, iny pointment to speak at Hood River on clannish legislation.
City Marshal Fossil, Oregon.
i its branches ; older than the college
Kidney and Liver Cure, and alter five
troubles are over, as four bottles made De,coration day. In his reply
Ex-Adjutant-General Artz of Kan­ the United States supreme court on I by which it stands ; older than the
be
doses 1 felt relieved. 1 continued taking
me feel as well as ever 1 was. I have a
sas, who was removed by Gov. Lev­ the constitutional ground that he grove below or the orchard trees
until I hail taken three bottles, and was
good appetite, no more bad symptoms compares himself to the Savior of
elling for embezzlement in office, has had been deprived of his property near by—ah, who can number the
completely cured.
and 1 feel that I owe it all to Dr. Grant’s the world, who pulled the ox out of
without due process of law. Scott
Gratefully yours,
the pit on the Sabbath, while his headed the Topeka contingent of the
Sarsaparilla.
J. C. ALLEN.
has been waiting for a year to be weary years that have passed over
commonweal
army
for
Washington.
Traveling Salesman Curtis & Wheeler, efforts, he thinks, will pull the peo­
J. A. ALEXANDER,
finally declared dead or alive. The its hoary head!
ple out of the pit of financial disas­
Rochester, N. Y.
On Monday 375 Coxeyite- reached
In all these years what changes it
«73 Hoyt street, Portland, Oregon.
United States court has just re­
S old E verywhere .
ter. Great demagogue, that.
Denver over the D.& R. G. road. Two
has
seen 1 The king of the forest it
versed the decision and Scott now
stood, when no white man dared dis­
A $20 gold medal will be offered to hundred were of the Utah contingent, has a legal existence.
Price $1 per Bottle
pute its domain. The deer and the
Salem bicyclists. It is to be won in the remainder were from California
For Sale by S. HOWORTH & CO.
and
had
been
on
the
way
from
Stock
-
elk have fed under its branches, with
the following manner: Twice a
THE W. C. T. E.
no fear of man to disturb their quie­
month during June, July, August ton 49 days.
The Best Shoes
tude. Many winters have the clouds
Annual State Couventioti.
and September, a ten-mile race will
for the Least Money.
Suit for $100,000 was begun in the
swept over it, when no grain fields
take place. The first wheelman who United States circuit court on the Reported Especially for the R eporter .
The executive session of this body were near to catch their pattering
wins the ten-mile race five times will 25th, by the French republic against
MADE
become owner of the medal. If no the world’s Columbian exposition, met in Salem on Saturday, May 19th. tears. Tinv flowers, dewy, glisten­
BY
6ENTLEMEN.
one
wins the medal during 1894 it for damages to goods in the manu­ On Sunday the pulpits of several of ing gems, have brightened its ver­
THE
the Salem churches were filled by dant throne till the fierce summer
will go over to the cycling season of factures’ building.
85, 84 and 83.50 Dress Shoe. 1895. No entrance fee will be
sun stole their soft beauty and left
The delay of Breckinridge's coun­ the white ribbon speakers.
83.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles. charged and there will be no admis­
them to wither and die. They per-
Monday,
at
8:30
a.
in.,
the
regular
sel to file a bill of exceptions within
82-50, 32 for Workingmen. sion for spectators.
the prescribed time, will prevent an business session commenced. Called ished, but the oak could not be thus
82 and Si.75 for Boys.
FOR THE
The Linn County National bank, appeal of his case being taken. His to order by the president, Mrs. A. R. defied. He compelled these fiery
avs to pay a ransom of their own
LADIES AND MISSES, through its receiver, H. M. Beall, real humiliation will come when he Riggs of Portland. The committees l bright
colors, and, proudly tossing
on
courtesies,
credentials,
resolutions
S3, S3.50 82, $1.76 has brought an injunction suit asks his wife for that $15,000.
this
new
gained wealth to the earth,
and
plan
of
work
for
the
coming
CAUTION.—If any deal el against the city of Albany to re
Nearly seven million dollars is be­
offers you W. L. Douglas
he
decked
his throne with gold.
year
were
appointed,
also
newspaper
strain
the
city
government
from
shoe* al a reduced price,
ing disbursed to the Cherokee Indi­
or says he has them with­
But time is fearless, and has
reporters
for
each
county.
Greet
­
paying
the
city
s
warrants.
It
is
al
out the name stamped
ans, being the proceeds of the sale
on the bottom, pm him
ings were carried to the ministerial brought many changes to our sturdy
down as a fraud. leged that the city has been paying of the Strip last year to the United
association
then convened in Salem, friend. A citv has invaded his king­
policemen cash for city warrants of States. It is the largest amount of
and
very
cordially
returned, Ono dom, college walls have risen to a
recent issue, and that the old war­ money ever paid to so few people in
ROUND TR.P TICKETS
were height far above his wildest ambi­
hundred
and
two
delegates
rants, some of which are held by’ the the United States.
present besides many visitors from tion, while the only companions left
bank,
have
not
been
paid.
It
will
W. L. DOUCLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give better
The general assembly of the Pres­ different parts of the state. Mrs. are the grasses and flowers which
(¡ood l'or 30 Days . «ati»laction
at the price» udvertised than any other make. Try one pair and be con- probably be made a test case.
byterian
church in session at Sarato­ Osmon, of Sunnyview, Portland, led grow at his feet. Aud yet, fortunate
! vinced. The stamping of W. L. Douglas’ name and price on the bottom, which
An insect known as the praying ga, N. Y., on Saturday confirmed
guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them,
the singing for the devotional exer­ oak 1 Of all the forest, he alone is
j Dealers who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to mantis, the eggs of
which came j tlæ judgment of the Cincinnati
. Increase the sales on their full line of goods. They can a5ord to sell at a less profit,
cises, and delighted all present with left to enjoy the greater privileges of
And we believe you can save money by buying ail your footwear of the dealer aiver- from Japan, have been hatched at i presbytery by finding Prof. Henry
Henry her beautiful voice. Rev. Lee, of ¡college associations.
The wind,
' Used below. Catalogue itee upon application. W. X. UOLGLA8. Brockton. hlusa
the late horticulture society s looms < Prescrv<»<1 Smith guilty of heresy, Shedds, was introduced to the con­ i whispering through his branches.
AND RETURN
For sale by R, JACOBSON. in Portland. The insect derives its i The result was reached after three vention and spoke words of cheer. : kissing his moss-covered twigs, and
name from the praying attitude it | tiresome days of trial.
He thought when the lords of crea­ : ever and anon returning to again re-
I assumes in preying upon caterpillars, !
Secretary Herbert proposes to try tion concluded to give women the i peat some secret oi bygone years,
which are its staple article of food,
and persuade President Cleveland to ballot then good bye to whiskey, j lends courage and cheer amid his
and
which it eagerly’ destroys It is
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visit the Pacific coast at an early i good bye to Coxey’s army, good bye I new-found friends.
the intention of the board to distrib­
date.
It is believed that Herbert’s , to hard times. The report of the , How beautiful is the oak in sum-
MOST POPULAR REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE WEST
ute these insects among the orchard-
;
desire
is
to see important fortifica- corresponding secretary was read, | mer, when dark green leaves have
EXCURSION TRiPS
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ists of the state to destroy iy ’ i atei pi ; t ¡Ojls huilt on Puget sound as an off-
showing a marked progress notwith­ : spread themselves as a mantle over
lars and other insect pests.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO to other points in
HAS THE bARCEST CIRCULATION-
i
set
to
the
British
fortifications
at
standing the great financial depres­ his huge form' Still, he has a
«'alifornlw will be allowed purchasers <»f ¿pvcial
Midwinter Fair tickets at the following round-
The exploring party which left ! Vancouver.
TER7WS
E3Y
W«1L.:
sion through which every thing is beauty perennial. There are hun­
tri rates:
Grant's Pars a week ago for the Jo- i
TO STATIONS I NDER 150 Mil Es FROM DAILY (without Sunday? $6 per year.
The city council of El Paso, Tex., passing. Several unions reported dreds of trees in the forest, but
HAN FRANCISCO, ONE AND ONE lHIRDone-
“
(with Suudayi$8
“
sephine county caves, have returned !
av fare.
I
has
decreed that no woman shall! more honorary members than active, where shall we find one to compare
SEMI-WEEKLY, $2 per year.
TO STATIONS 150 MILES OR MORE FROM
They
were
enthusiastic
in
their
;
WEEKLY, $1 per year.
| walk or ride in the streets of that i ’ showing that the men are coming to with our oak ? Have we ever seen
HAN FRANCISCO, ONE AND ONE FIFTH one
praise of the caves, and said they
way tare.
city wearing what is known as the I the front. La Grande reports on another with form so stately? Was
For exact rate* and full information inquire oi
As a newspaper the INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times in all respects. It sparer were much grander and more exten­
J 11. KIHkl 15 1$, I hm
Agi hi I A4 neither pains nor expense in securing nil the news and the best or current literature.
divided skirt. The councilmen de­ L. T. L. with 223 members. The there ever moss like that which car
t'irwt Mt.. PartInn<l, Or., or address the
sive than they had been led to be­
undersigned.
clared the practice, which has threat­ summary was as follows: No. of pets the great branches of our stur-
lieve. The cave company has sub­
unions 65, No. of active members !dy friend? Arranged as by a inas-
RICH'D GR\Y,
T II GOODMAN,
Gen. Traitic Manager.
Gen, Passenger Agent. Is edited especially for those who, on account of mail service or any other reason, do not ttike a mitted a proposition to the citizens ened to become epidemic in certain
«AN fran < ISGO. cal .
daily paiHH In its columns are lo be found the week's news of ail the world condensed and the
circles, to be. indecent and demoral­ 1368, No. of honoraries 92, No.of Y’s I ter’s hand ; dark green in the shade,
cream or the literary features of the Daily
of Grant’s Pass to build the electric
E. I*. KOGEHN, Asst G. F X P A..
izing, and an ordinance w as passed 139, L. T. L’s. 825. Lectures given a beautiful gold in the sunlight! Not
Portland, Or
all Western journals. It eon- road to the caves, and a committee,
372. No. of Union Signals taken spread with an order precise, by the
embodying these views.
Hiusof EiGHl PAGES, with
appointed by the citizens, has the
209, White Ribbon 150. Thirty-one blundering hand of man ; for here
A Supplement, Illustrated m Colors,
S6.22 and $10.?-2
The problem of the unemployed Demorest contests have been held.
matter under consideration.
of Eight Additional png**6, making in all Sixteen Pages. This Supplement, containing 3n Pages o)
Reading Mattei and two Full Page illustrations, is alone worth the price charged tor the papei
According to the Pacific Builder has been taken up in Minneapolis in The treasurer’s report showed that
iTie Inter Ocean is published in Chicago, the news and commerc In 1 center of all west of the
Alleghany Mountains, aud is better adapted to the needs of the people of that section than any paper there is likely to be a fine education­ dead earnest. The ways ar.d means the financial crisis has been felt, al-
further Eu>t It isiu accord with the people of the West both in Politic* and l iterature.
Please remember that the price of The Weekly Inter Ocean is ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER al edifice erected in Portland this committee of the council has decided i though some money was in the
YEAR. Address
year. It says: “The late W. S. Ladd to issue bonds to the amount of treasury, mostly paid in since the In time to any irregularity ®f the
THE
INTER
OCEAN,
Chicago.
$100,000 at 2 per cent to furnish
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels may
Snap-shot, Flash-light and time
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Yamhill County Reporter both One bequeathed by will $450.000 for char­ money for an extensive scheme of convention had assembled. The
prevent serious
exposure pictures readily taken by
state executive goes to work this
itable and educational purposes. He
consequences.
any amateur with our A and B Ordì- : Year for
public improvements. The business year with an indebtedness of about
left it wholly with the heirs how this
Indigestion,
nary Kodaks Twenty-four pictures '
men have agreed to take the whole $400 to pay. The address of wel­
money’ should be expended, but men­
headache, nau­
without reloading — simple in con-1
issue at par.
Extensive improve­ come was given by Mrs. R. S. Wal­
tioned the establishing of a home for
sea, bilious-
struction, well made and handsomely !
ments are to be undertaken.
ness, and ver-
lace of Salem. It was a cordial,
indigent old ladies as one desirable
finished.
j t i g 0 indicate
It
has
just
leaked
out
at
Minneap
­
earnest
welcome,
and
was
responded
object.
It
is
well
known
that
an
­
QUINCY, MASS.,
' certain f u n c -
You can •• Do the Rest.”
other warm desire of Mr. Ladd’s was olis that General Kelly, of the Cal­ to by Mrs. Amos of Portland. Two
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
i
tional derange,
Free illustrated manual tells just how
—McMinnville, Oregon.—
the establishing of a great educa­ ifornia commonweal army, now at young men delegates were admitted
ments, the beet
—but we'll do it for you if you want
tional institution as a monument to Quipcy, Ills., when a boj’ ran away from the Corvallis Y’s, and were al-1
Paid up Capital, $«50,000
remedy for
us to.
Transacts a General Banking Business
The lowed to vote, although it was un-1
his memory. This was actually be­ from his home in Kentucky.
which is Ayer’s
PRICE. LOADED FOR a. EXPOSURES.
gun by him in the academy he estab­ famity moved to Minneapolis, where constitutional. Mrs. Riggs gave Pills. Purely vegetable, sugar.
President,
-
- J. » COWLS.
A Ordinary Kodak tor picture, »k> x jk in.. $ 6.oc
lished in this city, and which has al­ his sister became prominent as a her annual address, which closed the | coated, easy to take and quick to
Vue President, - LEE. LAUGHLIN.
JO.OC Cashier.
B Ordinary Kodak for picture*
x, in..
assimilate, this is the ideal family
His mother recently first day’s session.
-
E. C. AD PERSON
ways been regarded as the nucleus musician.
x.y Assi. Cashier
Complete Developing and Printing Outfit,
-
■
If. N. LÌSK
Tuesday was mostly taken up with , medicine—the most popular, safe,
of the coming Ladd university. Ac­ wrote to Kelly, and found him to be
Kelly is well- reports from county presidents and j and useful aperient in pharmacy.
cording to the terms of Mr. Ladd’s her long-lost son.
EASTMAN KODAK CO.,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Board of Directors:
known
in
Portland,
where
he worked superintendents of departments, all Mrs. M. A. B rockwell , Harris,
will the money was to be expended
LEE LAUGHLIN, I
KODAKS.
ROCHESTER, N. Y J. W COWLES,
Tenn., says:
a . j. apperson .
wm C ampbell I
CEMETERY
just as soon as it could be withdrawn a number of years, then went to ' of which showed aggressive work
So.uu to $100.00.
“ Ayer’s Cathartic Pills cured me of sick
J. I. RiXlERS.
Á r vù/U.Qpirf
headache and my husband of neuralgia. We
FURNISHINGS from his estate. Undoubtedly a suf­ San Francisco, joined the Salvation throughout the state.
ficient time has elapsed.
At any Army, and eloped with the female
Wednesday forenoon the annual thiuk there is
Sell Sight Exchange »nd Telegraphie Trans­
fers on New York, Sun Fian.isco and Portland.
THE
No Better Medicine,
rate it is certain that plans are being captain.
election of officers took place with
Pe[>osits received subject to check. Interest paid
aud have induced many to use it.”
on Time Deposits. Loans money on approved
discussed for a magnificent new
The first American congress of the following results: President,
security. Collection, made ou all accessible
All work fully guaranteed to give perfect satis­
•• Tliirty-flve years ago tills Spring, I was
points
faction. Refers by permission to Win. Mr Chris­ building to cost upwards of $500,000. liberal religious societies was held in Mrs. Narcissa W. Kinney, Astoria;
n:n down by hard work and a succession of
man,
Mrs. . sa.
L. an
E. . Bewley,
Mrs. E.
uian, jus
DVHiei, Vila.
JT.. D. . Fellows.
rvuven.
t
_
a
at •• .* «
Holl's Old Jewelry Stand, 3d Street. Il ls asserted on good authority that Sinai Temple, Chicago, May 22d to i corresponding secretary, Mrs. Susie colds, which made me so feeble that it was
I. F. CAlBREATH.
K. E. GOUCHER.
effort for me to walk. I consulted the
two other Portland millionaires will 25th, under the supervision of a Foster, University Park, Portland; an
doctors, but kept sinking lower until 1 had
Calbreath & Goucher.
join with the Ladd estate in this committee of ten named at a confer­ recording secretary, Mrs. Helen given up all hope of ever being better.
LIVERY STABLE.
public enterprise and that they have ence held at the parliament of reli- Harford, Newberg; treasurer, Mrs. Happening to be lu a store, one day, where
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOHN
F.
DERBY,
medicines were sold, the proprietor noticed
GATES & HENRY, Props. MoMtXNVtt I.I .... Osxoos
already' perfected an agreement to 1 gions last year. H. W. Thomas, the Hessie Shane, Portland; Y. W. C. my weak and sickly appearance, and after
that effect. Plans have been sub­ distinguished Chicago divine, was T. U. secretary, Mrs. Minnie Thoms, a few questions as to my health, recom­
Proprietor of The McMinnville
(Ofltoe over Braly’s bunk.)
mitted and it is likely that the enter­ chairman of the committee. The ; Corvallis; L. T. L. secretary, Mrs. mended me to try Ayer's Pills. 1 had little
E Street, north of Third Everything New «nd
faith in these or any other medicine, but
First-class. Conveyance of Commercial fravei
prise will go forward this summer." object of the congress is to obtain Unruh, McMinnville. A resolution concluded, at last, to take his advice and try
M c M innville
ers a specialty. Board and stabling by tlie day or
month We solicit u fair share of the local pat
closer cooperation between the va­ endorsing Mrs. Amelia Mead of a box. Before 1 had used them all, 1 was
■ »a.-------
runage
very much better, and two boxes cured me.
rious denominations of liberal reli­ Portland, as around the world mis­ 1 am now 80 years old; but I believe that
A
Rochester,
N.
Y.,
man
has
pat
­
Situated at the Southwest corner of the Fair
sionary
was
passed
The
Refuge
Grounds.
if it had not been for Ayer’» Pills, I should
ented a device whereby advertise­ gious societies. It was attended by
Home report was very interesting, have been in my grave long ago. 1 buy B
All sires of first-class Drain Tile kept constantly ments may be printed on sidewalks, the leading ministers and religious
boxes every year, which make 210 boxes up
on hand at lowest living prices.
etc , by an attachment added to a i writers and teachers of the liberal The great work carried on by this to this time, and I would no more be with­
COULTER & WRIGHT. Prop's.
out them than without bread.”—H. it.
OREGON bicycle, as the rider speeds along. It ; religions of the United States. In­ home should commend itself to all
M c M innville ,
Ingraham, Rockland, Me.
•
Christian
people.
The
gold-medal
dependents,
Universalists,
Unitari-
is
automatic
in
action
and
decidedly
Goods of all descriptions moved and
contest
was
highly
spoken
of
by
all
I
AYER’S PILLS
novel in application. The wheels in L ans, Reformed Hebrews, Ethical
careful handline euaranteed. Collections
WANTED—Pushing tanvasser of good ad-
▼ ▼ dress.
dres«. Liberal salary and expenses paid that man’s head will whirl dollars i Culturists and advocates of Higher present. It was won bj’ a young | Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mui,
will be made monthly. Hauling of all weekly.
Permanent position. BROWN BROS.
OneDoor West
u . wtvvi ii t r no
lady from Forest Grove, although all I Every Dose Effective
Orthodoxy were represented.
into his pocket.
X9-8
ul Cigar Store.
McMINNV ILLE. OR. 1 kinds done cheap.
CO., Nurserymen. Portland. Oregon.
NEAR
DEATH’S DOOR
Mnaiioii ol Hie Kidneys
Congo Oil
Cures
Lameness.
Rheumatism Cured!
Congo Oil
Kills all Pain.
50 cis. and $1 a boule. Price 50 cents, 6 bottles $2.50.
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RA TES
W. L DOUGLAS
SHOE
SOUTHERN PACIFICCO
CALIFORNIA
MIDWINTER FAIR!
THE INTER OCEAN
THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN
AS A FAMILY PAP}!R IT EXCELS
KODAKS.
Attention
national Bank
E. J. Qualey & Co.,
GRANITE
MONUMENTS
COMMERCIAL
sj
TILE FACTORY,
Truck and Dray Co.
CRANK ROECA,
ßasIpoqaLle (jailor,
NO. 22.
“ As old a4
the hills" and
never excell­
ed. “ Tried
and proven”
is the verdict
je J o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu-
lator is the
Z<Z> 4- /z9
o u 1 y Liver
¿jCUCl and Kidney
medicine to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa­
tive, and
purely veg­
etable, act­
ing directly
on the Liver
and Kid­
neys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Than
Pills
The King of Liver Medicines.
“ 1 have used your Simmons Liver Re»u-
iaior end can conscienclouely say it is the
king oi all liver medicines, I consider it a
medicine chest in itself.— G eo . W. J ack ­
sun , Tacoma, Washington.
every package -«
lit*» the Z Stamp in red on wrapper.
the mind that
makes the man,”
said Watts, but modern ethics
deny this, and give the credit
to the tailor. It is question­
able, however, if either are
right
Food
has some claims
in this respect,therefore those
parents who would build up
the physique of their children
pay strict attention to their
diet. Children are all fond of
pastry; for this to be health­
fully prepared,
<u
nOTTOLENE
<| must be used as a shortening.
<1 It is
<1 Recommended
<3
by the best Cooks.
Consult your physician up­
on its healthfulness.
»Send three cento in stomps to N. K.
Fairbank & Co., Chicago, for band­
eóme Cottolene Cook Book, contain­
ing elx hundred recipes, prepared by
nine eminent authorities on cooking.
Cottolene is sold by ail grocers.
Reluce all subetitutea.
Alado only by
N.K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
ST. LOUIS and
CAGO, NKVs YORK, BOSTON
and there the brown Lark is left ex­
posed, thus adding a beauty harmo­
nious, exquisite. Nor is less taste
displayed in the adornment of the
smaller limbs , they are grown over
with moss, so soft, color so delicate
in structure, thut it appears a tex­
ture fresh from the looms of fairy­
land. Here clinging as if a part of
the tree himself, there swinging in
the sportive wind, it gives a finished
touch, making his beauty complete.
Wonderful old tree ! Could I de­
scribe thee as thou art, I must bor­
row the language of birds and flow­
ers ; I must use the pen with which
nature traces her accounts on thy
rugged bark, and for ink the crystal
raindrops.
Sturdy, courageous old oak ! Long
mayest thou stand, graceful, beauti­
ful, stately ! None of the numerous
friends of the college who have
sworn so enthusiastically to “stand
by" it. have done so more faithfully
than hast thou. May the suns of
summer leave thee unscorched by
their fierce rays! May the wild
storms choose some meaner object at
which to hurl their thunderbolts of
wrath! May the rains of winter
beat softly on thy uncovered head!
E dna P. S cofield .
It is said that two million dollars
has been made out of a single brand
of chewing gum. It is not all used,
' by the way, by children and foolish
women. Dentists often recommend
chewing gum for the teeth, and phys­
icians prescribe it sometimes as an
aid to digestion, because it excites
the activity of the salivary glands.
Large drug houses keep gum in ans­
wer to this demand.
There is said to be a curious di­
vergence of opinion among those
who profess to know as to the per­
centage of adulterants in the food
supply of the country. Two or three
years ago an optimist estimated that
only two per cent of the food prod­
uct was adulterated, and that ninety
per cent of the adulterants used
were not injurious to health. Other
students of the subject placed the
proportion of the adulteration at
something between five and fifteen
per cent of the whole food product
consumed. There is a pretty general
agreement that the percentage of
positively dangerous adulteration i-i
not large.