The Yamhill County reporter., February 01, 1895, Image 1

VOL. XXA
Entered at the Poetoffice in McMiunville,
as Seeond-c'.as> matter.
Thos. F. Oak«, Henry C. Pajrue, Henry C. j
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PHILADELPHIA
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BOSTON AND ALL
POINTS EAST and SOUTH
For information, time cards, maps or j
tickets, call on or write
C. H. FLEMING, Agent.
M c M innville .
A. D.CHARLTON, Asst.Gen.Pas.Agt.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
I
GRANITE
MONUMENTS
AND ALL KINDS OF
CEMETERY
FURNISHINGS
All work fully guaranteed to give perfec t satis­
faction. Refer, by permission to Win. Me Chris­
man, Mrs. L. E. Bewley, Mrs. E. D. Fellows.
Holl’s Old Jewelry Stand, 3d Street.
ELSI A WRIGHT,
Manufactures and Deals in
HARNESS !
I
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
Brushes and sells them cheaper than
they can be bought anywhere else in
the Willamette Valley. Our ail home
made sets of harness are pronounced
unsurpassable by those who buy them
JOHN F. DERBY,
Proprietor of The McMiunville
TILE FACTORY,
Situated at th. Southwest rumai ot th* Fair
8 round*.
AU rile* of nrutilos» Drain Tile kept constantly
ua baud ai lowest living prices
OREGON
MCMINNVILLE.
For a Clean Shave or Fashionable Hair
Cut Give Us a Call.
w
Balk, are naw and drst-clats in every re­
apeci Ladiva Bulb, aud -hampoomg a special
ly. Employ non* but Orst-clas, men Dou i
Forget the place Three doore weet of Hotel
Yamhill.
THE
COMMERCIAL
LIVERY STABLE.
GATES & HENRY, Props
E Street, north of Third. Everything New and
Flret-claa- Conveyance of ComnKicial Travel-
*r* a specialty. Board and stabUug by the day or
month W* tolicit a fair share of the local pat­
ronage
tue
THOSE
KNOWING
•1
QUINCY, MASS.,
Wbolatal* and Retail Dealer* In
Made from the most
highly refined and ex
pensive ingredients
and leaves neither acid
nor alkali in the food
Pills
GRAND FORKS
¡CROOK8TON
WINNIPEG
HELLENA and
[ BUTTE
E. J. Qualey & Co
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
“As old as
the hills” and
never excell­
ed. ' “ Tried
and proven ”
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu­
y.
lator is tne
the
g-<p JTp T* only Li vet
.LJLl'lLJ and Kidney
medicine t o
which you
can pin you:
faith for a
cure, A
mild laxa-
1
tive, a u d
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.
Truck and Dray Co. Than
¡ST. PAUL____
MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH__ ____
¡FARGO________
TO
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S2.00 PER YEAR’
One Dollar if paid in advance, Single numbers five cent,.
antee of the bonds and is to hold a
first mortgage lien on all property of
The Nebraska legislature has been
the canal company.
asked by the town of Newport to pass
PROPRIETORS
The body of Lord Churchill was
resolutions favoring the deportation
buried
at Woodstock, England, on
of Archbishop Satolli.
the 28th.
Senator Pritchard, who took his
Pennsylvania is after the prize
seat in the senate last week', is the
fighters.
A number of arrests of
first republican senator from North
FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS.
pugilists
was
made on the 28th, due
Carolina in the past 22 years.
to a bout between Leeds and Mc­
CHOICEST IN THE MARKET.
The unemployed of San Francisco
Keever, and it is believed this action
have decided to make a demand for
South siile Third St. between B end C.
sounds the death knell of pugilism
$2.50 per day when the state makes
in that state. Fitzsimmons was ar­
an appropriation to furnish work for
rested at Syracuse on the same day
MeMlNNVIUUE
their relief.
on a charge of manslaughter in caus­
M. J Clump, ex-treasurer of Clal- ing the death of Riordan. He plead
lan county, Wash., was found short not guilty, and his case is continued
$2500 in his accounts as he turned on $10,000 bail.
the office over to his successor.
Eighteen adult negioes are in dire
B. E COULTER, Prop.
Clump has fled.
distress at San Francisco. They say
Kolb, the populist, who contested thej' were induced to leave their
Goods of all descriptions moved and
for the governorship of Alabama and homes near Keystone, West Virginia,
careful handlint; guaranteed. Collections I
was left out, writes a message to the upen a promise of making seven dol­
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL 8T., NEW-YORK«
will bo made monthly. Hauling of all
legislature urging the enactment of lars per day in employment on the
kinds done cheap.
a law punishing usurpers, and signs Coos Bay, Roseburg and Oregon
himself governor.
Navigation and Coal Co., and they
W. J. CLARK,D.D.S
Oleomargarine Knocked Oul,
THE TKAY1I» QUESTION.
Concerning Pension Fraud*.
The Colorado house has passed a earned only ninety cents a day, with
Graduate University of Mich.
An
important
decision
of
the
bill
raising
the
age
of
consent
President Cleveland never tires
The King of Liver Medicine*.
a deduction for board furnished by
In Parker Memorial Hall, Boston,
“ I have used yourSlmmons Liver Regu-
for girls from 16 to 21 years. It was the company. The miners of Coos United States Supreme Court is that
calling attention to what he is
lator
and
can
conaclencloualy
*a,v
It
la
the
H m oponed an office in Union Block, Room 6,
recently rendered sustaining the Professor J. J. McCook, of Trinity pleased to term pension frauds, and
king of all liver medicine*, I consider It a
introduced by Mrs. Holly, repre­ Bay paid their way to that city.
and is prepared to do all work In the dental line.
medicine chest In Itself.—GEo. W. J ack -
constitutionality of the Massachu­ College, Hartford, recently delivered has often taken occasion to denounce
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sentative from Pueblo, who received
Washington.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY. son , Tacoma,
a most interesting lecture on the old
WEVERY PACKAGE'S»
much praise for her success.
Most people can not afford to experi­ setts law prohibiting the sale of
the raids upon the treasury planned
but little understood subject of
L atest M ethod of P ainless E xtraction .
Ua.s liie Z Stamp iu rad on wtapper.
Congressman Hermann has amended ment. They want immediate relief. oleomargarine in that state when .“Tramps.” The source of Professor and skilfully executed by the old
the sundry civil bill by providing for That’s why they use One Minute Cough colored to represent butter. This McCook's data and figures is not soldiers who fought side by side with
Cure. Rogers Bros.
decision also applies to the stuff
Mr. Cleveland’s substitute in the late
a lightship off the coast of Washing­
given in the report of his discourso
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made
in
other
states
and
merely
sold
civil
war. In order to unearth these
ton, and it is believed that it will
SEARCH FOR CHARLIE ROSS.
in Massachusetts. Dairymen should which is published in full in the Bos­ frauds so often brought forward by
meet with no objection if the amount
ton Herald, but his character is
I A Rascally New York Police Cap- throw up their hats at this decision,
the president, a corps of some fifty
is not increased in the senate.
sufficient
warrant for all faith in the
tain Prevented ¡Success.
which appears to be a just one and,
special
examiners were appointed
The severest blizzard known for
accuracy of his statements.
which cost the country over $400,000,
So many years have passed since as we understand it, merely compels
years was experienced throughout
There are, he says, 45,845 male
the stuff to bo sold for what it is.
and after a searching inquiry under
the west and northwest on the night the child Charlie Ross was stolen
tramps
in the country. These men
Of course, those who. like Senator
direction of those not especially
from
his
home
in
Germantown
that
of the 25th. From four to nine
Manderson of Nebraska, prefer bo­ represent a quarter of one per cent friendly to the old soldier, this is
the
crime
is
lost
to
the
memory
of
inches of snow fell and traffic was
vine butter, should be allowed to eat of our adult male population. They what they found, according to a well
everywhere impeded. At Chicago many people, but that has not de­ it, but the man who buys a food pro­ are chronic aud seemingly irreclaim­
informed co temporary:
the storm reached the strength of a terred some people from still making duct marked “butter” has a right to able vagrants. While a majority are
“Nearly 5,000 cases were exam­
the attempt to palln off a bogus youth
gale.
in fair health and in the prime of ined and 309 persons were recom­
know
that
he
is
not
cheated
by
re
­
upon the afflicted family as the lost
life they toil not neither do they spin,
Torrey, speaker of the Wyoming
son.
The latest effort of this kind ceiving a spurious article palmed off yet they look to be fairly well fed, mended for prosecution, of whom.
house, and Senator Woodruff caused
on
him
under
an
honest
name,
color
194 were convicted. The persons
and while their raiment is never the
a sensation by sending in their res­ was made by a woman who repre­ or brand.
convicted included twenty notaries,
sented herself as the widow of one
ignations as members of the legisla­
One of the unpleasant consequenc­ cleanest or the best, yet it represents thirty-two attorneys and thirty-seveu
ture to the governor. Their action of the two burglars who were killed es of the decision, however, is shown in the aggregate a good deal of mon­ witnesses. Eighteen impersonators
was brought about by some of their at Bay Ridge. L. I., while trying to by the following dispatch from Ham­ ey. These tramps regard the coun­ of claimants and eleven impostors
try poor houses as their own special
constituents sending a delegation to rob the house of a judge of the mond, near Chicago:
were discovered. But of soldiers
courts.
hotels and Professor McCook esti­ and soldiers’ widows only thir­
the capital to lobby for the bill ap­
“
Tonight
the
G.
H.
Hammond
Co.
her
a
The
woman
brought
with
mates that they cost the taxpayers
propriating funds for an agricultural
young man who, a relative of the will close down its butterine and in direct outlay of cash the sum of ty-nine were found to be guilty of
college in Freemont county, after
boy says, was flat-headed and beetle- oleomargarine works in this city, $9,169,000, besides the food, clothes fraud upon the government. That
the members from Freemont—
throwing seventy men and women
I is to say, in a list of 966,000 pension­
Torrey, Woodruff and Raney—had browed, and could in no way have out of employment. This was brought and money begged on their travels, I ers only one in about 25,000 turned
borne resemblance to what little
and the property stolen, for these
advised it would be unwise.
Charlie would have been at manhood. about by a recent opinion in the homeless wanderers have not a keen out to be dishonest; and this is all
The San Francisco Chronicle has She had the story of the disappear­ United States supreme court pro­
the basis there was for Mr. Cleve-
been sued for $100.000 damages for ance pat enough—how the two chil­ hibiting the article manufactured in appreciation of the difference between ["dTas^rtion tEt ‘"‘‘thousands' ’of
neighborhoods have their well-known
alleged libel. The article with re­ dren, Charlie and Walter, were de­ Illinois being shipped to several meum and tuum.
A majority of this great army of fraudulent pensioners. ’ ’’
spect to which the complaint is made coyed away from the lawn of the eastern states. The plant here has
referred to the divorce of Dr. and house, at Washington lane and Chew a capacity of 70,000 pounds a day tramps are either chronic or periodic
You make no mistake when you take
Mrs. Hearne and to their antecedents street by the two men in a wagon, and gave employment sometimes to drunkards, and a large number of
and the present demand for damages Mosher and Douglas; how they were a double shift of men. The officials them are afflicted with diseases that DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for bilious­
is based on the allegation that the driven into the country, where of the company say that the stop indicate their physical and moral ness, dyspepsia or headache, because
matter published was equivalent to Walter, the elder, was dropped, and was forced on them. "— California degradation. But few of the trans­ these little pills cute them. Rogers Bros.
Mississippi states, and only three of
a charge that Hearne had been a bow $20,000 ransom had been offered Fruit Grower.
Major Belle Reynold*.
southern
states have tramp or va­
party to, or accessory to the murder for the recovery of the younger son.
Living
quietly at Santa Barbara,
grant
laws,
but
there
is
not
a
state
We might tell you more about One
of one A. J. Stillwell, the former Other facts she seemed familiar with,
Cal., is Dr. Arabella Reynolds, the
in
which
the
evil
does
not
exist,
so
Minute
Cough
Cure,
but
you
probably
husband of Mrs. Hearne at Hannibal, but her scheme had nothing else in
know that it cures a cough. Every one that it is safe to infer that the poor mention of whose Dame is sufficient
Mo., six years ago.
it.
does who has used it. It is a perfect house reports of tramps in states
kindle the eye of many a veteran
Many believe the boy to be dead. remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness. It where records are kept do not give
At Springfield, Mass., Robert
the late war. She ie the only
Corgan, aged 13, while sucking an There have been hundreds or more is an especial favorite for children, being more than one-half the actual num-1 woman ever commissioned in the
orange, swallowed a seed, which en­ alleged Charlies, but in no one in­ ‘ pleasant to take and quick In curing. ber. The laws for the suppression A- n*ted States army, she having been
tered his windpipe He was riding stance has the father, who has trav­ Rogers Bros.
of vagrancy vaty materially. In ra'3®d to that honor by no less a per-
in a sleigh at the time, and finding eled all over the country, had any
some states tho penalty is a fine of son than ‘Dick Yates, the war gov-
himself choking, jumped out, and hope after onc6 seeing the alleged The Mcaraguu Caaai wauld Save five dollars or imprisonment for five J ernorof Dlinois. Mrs. Reynolds was
Coal.
started to a store for aid. Ou his child or youth produced. The secret
or ten days, while in others the tx)raat Shelburne Falls, Mass., but
During the debate of the Nicaragua
way he met two men, and managed of his fate probably' died with the
“professional ’ tramp cau be sent to ‘cinoved with her parents to Iowa
j to say: “Quick, quick, strike mj’ Bay Ridge burglars, one of whom ! canal bill in the senate recently, the penitentiary for five years. In 1 when 14 rears old. Her father was
back.” They thought him joking, expired immediately after being shot, Senator Morgan, of Alabama, made Missouri vagrants can be sold for Br. Macomber, the family having in-
and only laughed at him. A pained while the other had lived only long the following statement showing the varying lengths of time, but curious­ eluded seven members of the medic­
expression came on the boy’s face, enough to say that his companion saving that might have been effected ly enough it is ouly the black vag­ al profession. After teaching school
and before the men aided him he fell had known where the child was, that ’ in the one item of coal for a few voy- rant who is subjected to this strange for a while in Iowa, Miss Macomber
to the ground, unconscious, dying in the lad was still alive, but that he I ages of our naval vessels:
in 1860 married Mr. Reynolds aud
“During the past year six of our treatment.
a few seconds, in an office to which himself knew nothing of his location.
removed to Peoria. When the war
Wisconsin
passed
a
law
for
the
In narrating some of the facts the war ships sailed from Atlantic ports oppression of vagabondage that, in broke out her husband joined the
he had been removed.
—three for San Francisco, two for
The United States senate on Sat­ relatives of the Ross family also Yokohama and oqe for Honolulu. severity, rivaled the ear splitting in seventeenth Illinois, and was sent to
shed
more
light
upon
the
efforts
to
Bird’s Point, Mo., whither his young
urday sustained Cleveland’s Hawaiian
Four of those vessels sailed, around Old England and the pillory posts
After a
policy by a vote of 24 to 22. The find the boy, and made the import­ Cape Horn and two went through and flogging of New England, but it wife accompanied him.
resolution was offered by Mr. Vest, ant statement that once when success the Suez canal. A table carefully has been found that these severe re­ month or so of garrison duty at cape
and was as follows: “Resolved, that seemed assured they were frustrated compiled from the logs of these ships pressive measures have invariably Girardeau came the battle of Fred­
by one of the police captains of New’
defeated themselves. Even conscien­ ericktown. Mrs. Reynolds remained
while the people of the United States
York, a man who was charged before shows that if they had gone through tious constables and justices shrink in the rear until the struggle was
earnestly sympathize with the effort
the Nicaragua canal instead of the
to establish republican institutions the Lexow committee w’ith having Suez or rounding the horn, the sav­ from enforcing such laws, and so ended, anc. then ministered to the
acquired wealth by the most corrupt
they lapse into disuse. During the dead and dying. Following this she
wherever that effort is made, they
means. It was there, he says, the ing of time would have aggregated recent hard times tens of thousands saw numerous battles, always doing
reaffirm the policy of non-interfer­
kidnappers had arranged to deliver 227 days, or about 38 days to each of honest, industrious men have been Red Cross service where possible,
ence unless by agreement with the
their prisoner upon payment of $20,- ship. This is an instructive fact, forced into temporary vagrancy in and making no discrimination be­
affairs of other nations, and recog­
000. They had exacted the condi­ made all the more interesting by the their search for work, but these are tween blue and gray. She was an
nize to the fullest extent the right of
tion that Mr. Ross and those helping figures given by the navy department easily distinguished from the regular ’ eye-witness of the battle of Pittsburg
every people to adopt and maintain
him should leave New York upon as to the cost of coal. The saving to tramp, for they are eager to secure Landing, her description of which
their own form of government un­
board of a special train, a locomotive ■ the government in coal alone in these labor, while the latter as invariably so delighted Governor Yates that he
awed and uninfluenced by foreign
six voyages, to say nothing of wages
and one tar, bound for Albany.
exclaimed:
dictation. That the administration
or
other expenses, would have been shirks it.
At
one
point
along the road a col­
“Why, this woman is more de-
The number of tramps is steadily
of President Cleveland in maintain­
ored lantern light was to be waved $93,000 in case the Nicaragua route increasing, and they have become j serving of a commission than half of
ing this policy as to our foreign rela­
and the money, at this signal, was had been open. On these six voy­ the parish class of our civilization, tbe men who have them. »» ’
tions deserves the approval and sup­
to be dropped by the side of the ages the government had to pay Already their customs are being
"Why not give her a commission,
port of the American people.”
track. Further up the line there prices for coal ranging from $2.96 formed into a lex non scripta. The then? asked Dr. Colburn, who had
The bill pledging the faith of the was to be another light shown and per ton at New York to $13.13 at
time for the migration to the country come from Springfield with the gov­
United States to do the construction there the boy was to be delivered to Montevideo, $16 at Calloa and $21.50
is marked by the coming of spring, ernor.
work of the Nicaragua canal passed them. According to the relative’s at Acapulco.”
Governor Yates called for a blank
when sleeping outdoors is not trying,
the senate on the 25th ult., by a vote story, the rescuing party took along
commission
aud for pen and ink. In
and
they
as
regularly
flock
to
the
Stipend* of Royalty-
of 31 to 21. The bill, in brief, directs with them an expert rifleman, with
a
few
minutes
he had written out a
cities
and
towns
when
the
first
snow
Dr. Talmage, the great Brooklyn
the issue of $70,000,000 Nicaragua the object of maiming the kidnapper,
’„LARGE INVOICES JUST INI canal
appears.
This
form
of
vagrancy
is
l
commission
for
Mrs. Belle Reynolds,
bonds. Each of these is to whoever he might be, and effecting preacher, gives the following figures
not peculiar to America, though it sa*d commission having been granted
showing
what
the
job
of
an
emperor
We invite the attention bear the following guarantee. “The his capture. They made the trip as
was hardly known here before the f°r meritorious conduct in camp
United States of America guarantees directed, but nothing came of it. No or a queen is worth:
of all persons contem­
“The emperor of Russia has a nice war. Every country in Europe is : and on the bloody field of Pittsburg
to the lawful holder of this bond, full lights were shown and no other clew
Exposure for seven days
plating the purchase of paynent by the Maritime Canal Co. was obtained. The police captain in little salary of $8,210,000. The em­ suffering from the same evil, and Landing.
philanthropists
and
statesmen
are
Shiloh
resulted
in her being an
of Nicaragua, of the principal of said question, the relatives say, gave the peror of Austria has a yearly salary
new goods in our line.
working
to
suppress
vagrancy,
or
to
invalid
for
years,
Later she studied
of
$2,200,000.
The
royal
plate
at
St.
bonds and interest accruing thereon, tip to the thieves that the sharp­
Come and see them.
It
was
with
a' view to re-
make
its
care
self-supporting.
Even
medicine.
James
’
Place
is
worth
$10,000.000.
and as it accrues.” An additional shooter would be on board the car.
Australia,
which
hitherto
has
been
cuperating
her
health
that
she went
$30,000,000 of bonds is to be issued Walter Ross, the son who was The queen’s hairdresser gets $10,-
regarded
as
“
the
workingman
’
s
para-
[
to
Southern
California
to
live.
Her
without the United States guarantee. dropped by the country roadside, was 000 a year for combing the royal locks,
dise,
”
is
suffering
from
incursions
of
(
commission
in
the
army
is
registered
The total of $100,000,000 thus issued married about two months ago.— while the most of us have to comb
our hair at less than half that ex­ stalwart tramps known as “sun­ in the state house at Springfield.
is to be used in constructing the Philadelphia Inquirer.
downers,” from the fact that if they
pense, if we have any to comb!”
interoceanic canal. The secretary
In his farewell message Governor
According
to
the
Chino
Champion
reach a farm or sheep station at sun-
He
says
that
in
India
“
four
cents
of the treasury is to have general
Markham
stated the other day that
supervision of the project. A board 5,778 acres of land on the Chino a day and board yourself” is the set, by the unwritten laws of the
the
state
of
California is supporting
ranch
had
been
leased
for
beet
cul
­
land,
they
can
claim
shelter
till
the
wages paid for ordinary labor. In
of fifteen directors is to have im­
in her numerous public institutions
ture,
up
to
January
11th.
next
morning.
Ireland in some places eight cents a
mediate charge of the work. The
over 22,000 persons, or one person to
day is thought to be fair pay. From
each 13 voters in the state.
board is to designate ten members,
It cures piles, it cures obstinate sores,
Busy people have no time and sensible
no more than two of them from any chapped hands, wounds. It does this Dr. Talmage’s observations during
people have no inclination to use a slow
IS ONLY
one state. The United States is to quickly. Is there any good reason why | his recent trip around the globe he remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts The name One Minute Cough Cure
concludes American workingmen are
suggests a medicine that relieves at
receive $70.000,000 of the canal com­ you should not use DeWitt’s Witch Ha­ 75 per cent better off than those of promptly and gives permanent results. once and quickly cures. Its use
provet
pany’s stock in return for the guar- zel Salve ? Rogers Bros.
any other country.
Rogers Bros.
it. Rogers Bros.
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Transacts a General Banking Business.
Preeident,
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Vice President, - EHE EA CGHLIN.
Cashier. -
F. C. A.PPLPSON
Awl. Cashier
...
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LEE LAUGHUN.
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