(KOH THE COUNTY PRESS.
to ascertain if there is one who would
consent to play such a part merely to
Yamhill Independent.
F. II. HIHMI.Un, Ldilori Propr. save some northern man the humili­
The mill company fired up and
J.I«. ECK’IA’I, Aesociale Editor.
ation of being the worst beaten can­ started their new machinery last
didate of the century.
Great and thoroughly re­
Monday. Everything worked nicely,
liable building-up medicine,
SUCCESSOR TO UNION HARDWARE COMPANY.
and
they
will
be
running
in
good
Subscription $1.00 Per Year.
S pain has not apologized vet. Mr.
nerve
tonic,
vitalizer
and
shape in a few days. The mill is
Gresham is waiting. But Spain will
built more conveniently than the old
apologize all right when she gets a
ADVERTISING RATES.
one
was, and when they get every­
Reading notice, in local columns 10 cent« per
Keeps on hand a full assortment of
line for fir-t week and 5 cents per line thereafter. good ready.
I
thing
in running order it will be one
Display advertisements, annual rates, one inch
per month SI; ea.-h additional inch 50 cents per
of the best mills in the valley.
It is stated that the Canadian cus­
month.
Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding
Before the people today, and
Dayton Herald
10 lines puoluhed free, if tumiahed in time to toms department has decided that
which stands preeminently
be current news. Additional matter 10 cent* per electricity generated on the Ameri­
J. W. Fishburn last week sold
ilna.
above all other medicines, is
can side of the Niagara falls and Thos. McNish 20,000 feet of lumber,
conducted by wires to the Canadian I to be used in the building of a new
FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1895.
□ide must pay a duty of 20 per cent hop house on Mr. McNish’s hop yard.
as "an unenumerated article.”
A. Stoutenberg, of Wheatland, bad
H on S teve E lkins , of West Vir­
several friends visiting him from
So terrible are the ravages caused
ginia has heard the humming of the
Iowa last week who have returned
It has won its hold upon the
presidential bee. He was in Port­ in France by the use, or rather abuse, to their home, but intend returning
hearts
of the people by its
land one day last week allowing of absinthe, which may now be de- here, where they will purchase prop­
own
absolute
intrinsic merit.
himself to be interviewed on the ’ scribed as the national tipple of erty.
It
is
not
what
we say, but
silver question. From the drift of Gaul, that the government has deci­
And a full line of Extras for the Plano Binder. Also
what
Hood
’
s
Sarsaparilla
A
new
business
has
been
started
his talk it 1» evident that he hopes to ded to establish a home for inebriates
does
that
tells
the
story
:
—
here by A. D. Gibbs. It is the tan- j
all kinds of Plumbing done in the Tinner’s Line.
create a stand-in with the element in the outskirts of Paris, this being
ning
of
leather
by
a
new
process.
When
you get others’ prices come and get mine before
in the south and west who are clam­ the first institution of the kind to be
He has fitted up the necessary ma- -
founded
in
France.
France
used
for
­
oring for free coinage because they
buying. Will be pleased to show goods and give
chinery in Baxter’s shop. We hope.
Even when all other prepar­
want a fifty-cent dollar, and would merly to be known as one of the to see Gibbs make a success of his
Prices.
ations
and
prescriptions
fail.
have no use for free-coinage if it most abstemious and temperate na­
venture.
would maintain the parity of our tions in the world, and until now
“ Formerly every year I had an erup­
The school board held another
tion on my body, arid a kind ot biting
dollars. In his Portland interview there have been no associations of
afternoon, to
pain besides. I have had it now tor
weanesoav aiternoon,
101
Mr. Elkins made one very remark­ abstainersand only two relatively j meeting on Wednesday
four years every summer, but since I
unimportant and somewhat somno- take action on adopting plans pre-1
able statement—remarkable in the
began
taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla I
facn that a man of such ripe exper­ lent temperance societies, one of sented by different architects for the
have had no trace of It. I have taken
new
school
building.
The
plan
pre
­
seven bottles.” F red F oster , 3101
ience as a political boss and astute them presided over by M. Leon Say,
Black St., Denver, Colorado.
manager should presume so much perhaps the most famous bon vivant sented by Chas. Burggraf of Salem
was
adopted.
upon the sagacity of the common and connoisseur of good wine in
people. “During my recent visit France. The field is, therefore, open
Newberg Graphic,
through Mexico,” be said, “I was to the apostles of total abstinence,
D. P. Stratton has bought the Hood’s Pills
greatly impressed with the fact that who are likely to find support and hotel furniture of James Price and
that nation is enjoying more pros­ encouragement on the part of the will take charge of the Newberg possibly third, stories. The corners
perity relatively than is the United government, now seriously alarmed House to-day or to-morrow. He and pillars are commonly of carved
States. There they have a silver at the rapid growth of drinking to went to Portland Tuesday to get a stone. The Pompeiian shopkeepers
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S
standard of money, and one of their excess.
lot of new furniture, and he will have understood the art of signs quite as
silver dollars, of more intrinsic val­
the house thoroughly cleaned and well as we do. Above an apothe­
F rom 200 or more commercial men
ue, is worth less than half of one of
overhauled at once.
cary’s door, for instance, is a pair of
our silver dollars in the financial traveling over the west and north­
Mr. Clarance Butt, the attorney huge snakes twisted into innumerable
world. But they are enjoying, as I west, the Chicago Tribune collects
who
was here about a month ago coils; and the colors are as fresh as
said, more relative prosperity than statements in regard to the condition
looking
for a location for the practice when first painted. Shops are to be
we are. To me this is a most im­ of business. The interviews are al­ of law, arrived here with his wife on seen everywhere, and show that
portant discovery, and enters largely most unanimously to the effect that,
Thursday. For a home he has rent­ much business was transacted in
into my diagnosis of the silver ques­ except in Colorado, Kansas and ed the Henry Morris property near Pompeii. There were no windows
The only Plow Shoe that is selling now ”
tion." No one can doubt the prob­ South Dakota, the spring trade av­ the post office, and for a law office he on the streets, the life being concen­
erages
15
to
25
per
cent
better
than
able correctness of Mr. Elkins’
is the Oil Grain Creedmore. We have
has rented a room in the Bank of trated in the interiors of their houses;
statement, but he is mistaken in the that of a year ago. In some sections
and thej’ often presented to the
Newberg brick
got them, and we are leading the pro-
idea that the people of this country the situation resembles a “boom”
streets a blank wall, which was
and
the
recent
rainfall
has
helped
on
The
safe
cracker
seems
to
be
on
want to be Mexicanized. The greater
decorated in ga.y colors, principally
cession this year for the Best Goods j,
“relative prosperity” of the Mexicans a remarkable improvement in agri­ the rounds again after resting from red and yellow, with paintings and
cultural
prospects
all
over
the
Miss
­
his
labors
for
some
time.
Parrett
&
and Lowest Prices.
consists in the fact that they are
frescos.— From “A Day at Pompeii,"
universally poverty cursed, and as issippi valley. Letters received by Co. of Dundee were the victims this in Demorest's Magazine for May.
I
he says, the knowledge of this fact local merchants from the iron and time. Their store was broken into
enters largely into the diagnosis of steel trade are of the same tenor. Tuesday night and the safe blown
T he president wants a “safe cur­
the case. Several years ago the One Pittshurg firm writes of the un­ open About $140 was secured by
writer lived in a frontier settlement doubted strength of the market for the burglars, which is about the rency.” Well, suppose he goes back
where the people were “relatively ore, coke, pig iron, steel billets and biggest haul they have made in these and takes notes of “the safe curren­
cy” that republicans have had for
We have a Genuine Milwaukee Oil Grain
prosperous,” but as his memory everything entering into manufac­ parts.
ture,
as
well
as
the
advance
of
Ex-Policeman Tom Belcher of the past thirty years. There was no
serves him now there were few of
Creedmore for
4
them that cared so much about the wages to workingmen, which would Portland was up last week locking “wild cat” in it, such as his party
relativeness of their situation as they indicate that an increase in the after his real estate out west of town, has been trying to galvanize into life
did about the opportunity of getting prices of finished products must in­ which he is preparing to set to fruit until it struck a snag and retired
I
on in the world. Pleasant recol­ evitably follow. Railroad companies next fall. Mr. Belcher spent about from active business. The president
has
evidently
learned
a
lesson
and
other
iron
consumers
have
been
two years in California where fruit
lections cluster about those days of
4
equality, but there were a great scrimping so in their purchases for has been king for several years,
Moon Inhabitants.
two
years
past
that
a
speedy
and
and
he
is
now
an
enthusiast
in
the
many inconveniences to put up with.
Fully forty years ago some astron­
If we wanted any more of it we would general revival of the demand is in fruit business. He will set about
forty acres to apples of the best omers were led into a belief that
go to Mexico and live under free- prospect.
This shoe is always appreciated by buyers
there might be life upon our satellite,
keeping varieties.
coinage. If “relative prosperity” of
The ship canal between the Baltic
and is a great bargain at this price.
the Mexican kind is what the people
Eugene Hoskins is arranging to from what was regarded as evi­
and Black seas will be about 1000
dences of atmosphere and moisture
of this country want, it is time to
engage
in
a
new
industry
in
a
small
miles long. There are no very for-
cease the clamor for more money. midable engineering difficulties,
way. He has been making his own upon the hemisphere constantly
The
$4.70 per capita is all we need, and
baking powder for use in the Star turned toward us. Quite recently,
estimated cost is £20,000,000, and
$4.13 of that can be silver. Four- the construction will occupy
bakery for some time with very sat­ observations of the moon at its first
five
fifths of our money should be retired years. The canal will be 27
isfactory results. A number of quarter seem to prove, beyond all
feet
at once If free-coinage is the cause deep, 213 feet wide at the top, and ladies in town have tried the powder question, that there is an atmosphere,
as we understand it, upon our at­
of this relative prosperity -in Mexico,
114 feet at the bottom. It is to run and find it excellent. Mr. Hoskins tendant. The ends of the cusps, in
as Mr. Elkins infers, it is fair to
now proposes to put the powder on
from Riga, follow the course of the
the telescope, show fogginess; and a
presume that it would do as much
Dwina; Beresina and Dnieper, and the market, and has already pur­ star, occulted by the moon, faded by
for our own country.
chased
a
few
dozen
cans
and
fancy
end at Cherson. The canal will be
degrees behind the body of the orb.
lighted by electricity along its whole labels to send it forth in as a trial. Had there been no atmosphere upon
T he New Orleans Times-Democrat length, enabling the transit to be He is at a loss to know what to name
our satellite the star would have dis­
says it would be molasses for the performed in six days, reckoning six the powder. Probably some of the
appeared
instantaneously, because
democratic party to select a presi­ knots as a maximum speed. Other young ladies can assist him
there
would
have been no medium of
dential candidate from the south. towns and districts besides those
diffraction. Furthermore, the cusps
touched
by
the
canal
will
be
benefit
­
lu a Burled City.
No southern man, it says, is anxious
of the planet would have been
owing to the improvement of
to lead a forlorn hope. It is a for­ ed,
The
view
from the steps of the
navigation in the various rivers.—
sharply outlined had their been no
lorn hope whether the candidate Scientific American.
temple of Apollo is one never to be air gas, or atmosphere upon the sur­
comes from the south or the north,
forgotten. A weird and desolate, face of the globe. But as they have
Cycology.
but the Times-Democrat and other
yet withal a beautiful, panorama shown a mistiness and haze in a doz­
In early days, so history says,
papers are wrong in assuming that
shows you Pompeii, the city of ruins, en great telescopes, it seems un­
The world #as short on wheels,
the north would object to'a southern
lying before you with Vesuvius in
And folks when bound to spin around
questionable that there must be an
Spun round upon their heels.
man for president because of the
the distance, hazy as ever, sending atmosphere in the moon; though
In middle age, when pious sage
prejudices growing out of the war
»
its calm pillar of vapor into the mid­ whether its composition be such as
Caught folks religion lacking,
which ended thirty years ago. The
air.
The
feelings
of
awe
are
succeed
­
To save the soul they had to roll
would support human life, we can
trouble is nearer the present. It is
On the wheel Twas then called “racking.' ed by wonder and astonishment as
only guess. In such cases we can do
due to the election methods in the
When our grand-dads were strapping lads
closer inspection of the ruins dis­ no more than reason by analogy.
Folks spun on wheels of wood,
southern states. When they will
closes the skill of that time; one sees
We feel no shame to do the same
Where there is moisture there must
allow all men to vote and be counted
often conveniences and appliances be inhalable air; and where such air
For wood-rimmed wheels are good.
as is the rule in the north a southern
equal in construction and ingenuity
Right well we know the world wheels so
exists there must be life as we know
That force can never stop her,
to those of a similar kind in use to­
candidate will stand before the
it on the earth. And if the lower
And all things feel Inclined to wheel
day, and naturally asks himself, forms exist, why not the upper
whole people just as does a northern
Therefore to wheel is proper.
“What have we been doing all these
candidate. But in the northern
So cycling friends, we're in old grooves
forms, crowned by human kind?—
And since we know its true,
centuries?” I learned that only Demorest.
states the people do not allow one
That the universe by cycles moves
about one-half of Pompeii has thus
man or a set of men to own and con­
We’ll move on cycles, too.
The McMinnville
far been excavated, and at the pres­
trol a section of the state and use
ent
rate
of
progress
it
will
require
at
that power to secure the endorse­ The Ethnology ot the Japanese.
In a State of Bankruptcy
ment of the whole state. The down­ It has been a common error to re­ least sixty years longer to unearth
—is the condition of
our system if the
fall of David B. Hill as the Tammany gard the Japanese race as an offshoot the whole. Only about six or eight
liver becomes inac­
candidate for the governor of New of the Chinese; the relation being thousand dollars a year are expended
tive so that the
germs and poisons
York last year was a fair illustration sometimes reversed, and the parent­ on the work.
can accumulate
WM. LAMBERT, PROPRIETOR.
within the body.
The streets of Pompeii are seldom
of this opposition to bulldozing poli­ age given to the Japanese. Certain
Keep the liver and
more
than
twenty-four
feet
wide,
tics in the north. The same rules characteristics of facial formation,
bowels active and
we’re in a condition
Recently improved
Always up to the times-
apply to the south in national politics. such as fullness of the eye orbit, and mostly straight from end to end.
of healthy pros-
Indeed,
this
ancient
town
is
quite
by
introduction
of
the
Au work Guaranteed
7J
perity
and
have
the obliquity of -the eye itself, to­
sufficiently well in­
most
modern
machin-
w
G erman geographers have made a gether with the sallowness of com­ American in the rectangularity of
vested capital to
ery.
ik
Prices always reasonable.
draw upon in the
careful estimate of the population of plexion and the coarse black hair, its plan. The pavement is, however,
hour of need. The liver filters out the
Africa and place the total at 163,- have led to this very natural mis­ quite un-American in its solidity, Jioisonous germs which enter the system,
ust so surely as the liver regulates the
953,000, which is 42,240.000 more take. But it has long been recog­ consisting of large, polygonal blocks system,
so do Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets
of
lava,
set
so
firmly
that
after
regulate the liver. Keep this in mind, and
than the aggregate population of nized, by those who have studied the
Family Work a Specialty.
you
solve
problem of good health and
North and South America. Europe subject, that the relation of the two eighteen centuries the roadways are good living. the The
1' Pleasant Pellets ’ ’ have
and Africa combined have a popula­ races is by no means direct; at the as sound as when laid. The cross- | a tonic, strengthening effect upon the lin­
ing membranes of the stomach and bowels,
tion of 521.332,000. though their area nearest, a distant cousinship, even if ways are slightly raised above the1 which effectually cures Biliousness, Sick
S. WILSON
W G. HENDERSON.
Costiveness, or Constipation,
is not greater than that of all Ameri­ so near. This will be a surprise to level of the streets, and the nipping Headache,
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Bad Taste
of
the
horses
’
feet
and
the
impact
of
in Mouth, Sour Risings from Stomach,
ca. The new world has plenty of those, and they are the majority,
will often cure Dyspepsia. The “Pel­
room for many times its present who have looked upon the present the chariot wheels are plainly visible.' and
lets” are tiny, because the vegetable ex­
Curiously
enough,
the
Pompeiian
tracts
are refined and concentrated. Easy
population of 121.713.000. The Ger­ struggle between the Japanese and
in action, no griping as with old-fashioned
man estimate of the population of Chinese as a sort of family quarrel. public fountains (and there are many pills. As a “dinner pill,” to promote di-
take one each day after dinner.
(Third Street, between E and F.)
the world now is 1,480.000.000, and Dr. Winkler, who has devoted him­ of them, still in good condition, orna­ gestion,
To relieve the distress arising from over­
one of the best authorities of the self to the study of the two peoples mented with an intermingling of fine eating, nothing equals one of these little
”
Proprietors.
Royal Statistical society says it will with the caution and closeness of a sculpture and grotesque masques) j “Pellets.
Mrs. M elissa A twater , of Steuben,
were
fed
from
lead
pipes
which
Washington
Co., Me., writes: “As regards
be increased by the year 2517 to 33,- German savant, shows very conclu­
S. WILSON, iDanager.
the little ‘Pel­
586,000.000.
sively that the divergencies are ut­ might worry a modern manufacturer lets,’ I think
I could not do
---------------------------------- 11*11-
terly incompatible with anything to reproduce. Moreover, the houses without
them.
received
their
liberal
supply
of
water
|
I
do
not
like
I t is possibly a mere coincidence, like near relationship, and that the
lf™eÄng^t’cli?8B-. JIorse8 Warded by day, week or month. Commercial
to be without
Travelers
at mo7t
¿alt
but a peculiar one, that whenever Japanese are certainly members of through pipes of the same metal. I them in the
1ère d>nvey°ed
Conveyed to
to all
all points
points at
most re^naMe^û:
reasonable rut«» GWe
a;™ u8 a
.. —
n
I have
the democratic managers look over the group which includes the Finns saw many “cut-offs” constructed on house.
spoken very
the field and discover that they have and the races which inhabit the thoroughly modern principles. An­ highly to
and
no earthly chance of electing their northwestern Siberian region, and other point that surprised me was friends
neighbors of
All kinds of Fine,
that
the
major
part
of
the
houses
are
them, and
candidate they always begin to talk more distantly, yet distinctly, the
D. A.'SMITH'S All kinds of Watches, Clocks
many are tak-
Difficult and
and Jewelry for sale at
of
brick,
very
similar
to
that
in
use
about “some good southern man” for pure Hungarians or Magyars. Thus
—NEW—
i n g them
hard times prices.
old Watches re­
president. That is what they are it is seen that the Japanese may to-day; though the bricks themselves through my
paired and made
advertising
doing now. Before they fully make claim connection with Europeans, are longer and thinner. The well-1 them. I wiff
to run as good
up their minds to nominate a south­ which may account for their rapid preserved stairways lead from the say they are the best pill I can take, es­
as new at
pecially for an after-dinner pill, I think
ground floors to the second,, and they have no equal."
ern man, it would be well for them advance in civilization.— Demorest.
OPPOSITE POSTOrFICE.
Yamhill County Reporter.
The Only
E. F. MANNING
New
F Free
K
Spring 3 wool
Prices.
Goods
Biood
Purifier
Hardtuare, Tincuare, Stoves,
Studebaker Wagons,
Buggies, Carts and Surreys,
Jones Chain Drive Motuer,
Plano Binders,
HOOD’S
Sarsaparilla
0)
Our Stock is now Complete, and our Prices
lower than ever. Now that
House Cleaning is in Order
Hood’s Cures
We call Especial Attention to
E. F. HANNING
Cet HOOD’S
Lace Curtains
AT
I
$1 to $3.50 per pair.
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The best of Coffees, Spices and
Groceries are found here.
A.. J. APPERSOX
Creedmore
Lime 50 cents a barrel !
Hodson has a large quantity of iime which he will sell at the
above price. Did you ever buy lime at that price, or hear of its selling so
cheaply before. There is a great bargain in this lime
Think of it
]
SPRING
Paint your house
Make your garden
Hodson has best quality and cheapest prices in paints and
Go and see him before you paint your house this spring
Of course you will make some garden Hodson can supply
you with everything you need for gardening
oils.
1
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Call in and see:
Save Money
Io Make a Little Money
By buying your shoes of
Go a Long Ways
BUY GROCERIES OF
KAY & TODD
J- P. IRVINE
Our Hallelujah coffee is very fine—the
best in the market.
We have some fine gunpowder tea that
is selling at 25 cents per ponnd.
Coal oil is now higher than it has been
for 20 years, but we are selling it at
Portland prices.
Staple and fancy
J. P. IRVINE.
At Cost
Commencing Thursday, April 18th, I will
offer my immense stock of boots and shoes at
absolutely first cost, for cash only.
Steam Laundry
C ity S tables ’9
This Sale
Includes my entire stock without reserve, and
over one thousand dollars’ worth of goods on
the way from the east to arrive shortly.
in and get prices—that tells the tale.
F. D1ELSCHNEIDER
Sign of the Big Boot.
I
Boots and Shoes.
I
Don’t You Need a fieiu
Suit of Glothes.......
WILSON & HENDERSON,
Jecuelry Store * * *
Come
I
You have been wearing those old garments along
time now. Spring is opening, your wife has her new
bonnet, and the head of the household is really entitled
to some new clothes. Or you are a single man with
a place to sustain in society. To do this, you must be
neat and patronize the tailor. I have a splendid line of
Spring and Summer Suitings
to select from. My prices are within your reach.
and learn them.
Call
I am Located Two Doors West of Hotel Yamhill.
F. ROECA