of one hundred years him seems to be that he has appoint­
ago, which substituted the wor­ ed bis wife to a position where she
F.H. BARNHART. Editor A Prepr ship of the goddess
of reason draws a princely salary, but per­
in
the
place
of
Christianity,
made a forms no services.
J. G. ECKMAN, Aeeociate Editor.
point of prescribing by law one day
More of the goods stolen at the
Subscription $1.00 Per Year. of rest in the week. Fifteen years time of the robbery of the Dilley
ago the free-thinking element in the store were found last Saturday in a
i national legislature succeeded in ob­ brush lot belonging to Jack Lousig-
ADVERTISING KATES.
taining the repeal of all legislation nout, and Jack is again under arrest.
Reading notices in local columns 10 cent* per
line for first week and 5 cents per line thereafter. in connection with the matter, de­ It will be remembered that this same
Display advertisement*, annual rates, one inch
per month Si. each additional inch 30 cent* per claring it no longer in keeping with man was indicted at the last term of
monte
Obituary and msrr^ge notice* not exceeding the enlightened and libera! spirit of court for complicity in this robbery,
10 lines published free, if furnished in time to ,p nreaent aje
Yet to-day, as but got clear because of a lack of
be current news Additional matter 10 cenfper j
present age.
line.
’
’
’
j shown
elsewhere
in our columns, evidence. Now he will have a chance
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: these self-same men figure promi- to try the road again.
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FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1895.
i nently in the ranks of that Sabbath more goods to find, and their discov-1
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______________ 1',. ; League, which has been formed with erv may reveal other facts.
C apt . J. T. A pperson of Oregon : the object of securing the re-enact-
Dr. Jay Guy Lewis died at his
City has been made president of the | ment of the laws providing for the home in Sparta, Union county, Sun­
board of regent.-, of the state agricul- observance of Sunday. The experi- day night from erysipelas, from
ence of the last fifteen years has fur­ which he had suffered but a short
tural college.
nished to them, as well as to the time. While he was not an old
"I t is a common remark among ' many eminent statesmen, politicians settler in Oregon, Dr. Lewis was
those who have been taken in by and economists of every shade and extensively acquainted throughout
‘Coin’s Financial School,' ” says a re- creed, who belong to the association, the state and was generally popular
cent critic, “that the writer of it adequate proof that the removal of with those with whom he came in
•makes everything so plain ' The i these statutes from the code was a contact. He was chosen by the
Rev. John Jasper had the same ad­ mistake, and that a legal day of rest Oregon World’s fair commission as
vantage over the followers of Gal­ in the week is a necessity to every general superintendent of the state’s
ileo, when he said ’the sun do move.’ people, be it infidel or Christian.— exhibit at Chicago, and in that posi­
When the Rev. J. J. pointed to the New 1 ork Tribune.
tion, he served with honor to himself
orb of day in the heavens, everybody
and benefit to the state. He was
OREGON NEWS AND NOTES.
could see that it passed slowly from j
conversant with such work, as he
east to west.”
The Parsons band of Portland has represented the state of Arkansas
been engaged to furnish the music at the centennial celebration of 1876
J udge H ewitt has decided the for the state fair this fall.
at Philadelphia and at the New
railroad commissioner case in favor
Mrs. Susannah Woods, matron Orleans exposition in 1883. The
of the plaintiff and against the de­
of the Children’s Home, South Port­ doctor spent the past winter in
murrer of the secretary of state to
Salem and served as clerk of one of
land, died suddenly on Tuesday.
the writ of mandamus commanding
the committees during the legislative
Park Place school at Oregon City
him to draw a warrant for the salary.
session. He was an applicant be­
The judge holds that, all officers, ex­ furnishes the only instance of its fore the board of building commis­
cept member^ of the legislature, kind heard from. Two boy gradu­ sioners for the position of superin­
shall hold office until their successors ates and nogiris.
tendent of construction of the East
The straw paper mill at Lebanon, Oregon insane asylum.
are elected and qualified. The case
will probably go to the supreme Linn county, runs night and day the
year through, and pays out, it is said,
court.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
over $100,000 a year for labor and
George Gould wants to be United
O ur brief reference to the Sheridan materials.
States
senator from New Jersey.
Sun as the champion “straddle-bug”
The city of Corvallis will hold its
had the expected result of calling annual election on Monday, May 20.
Fruit in fifteen middle states was
forth one of its characteristic exhi­ There will be elected mayor, police damaged by frost on the night of
bitions with the cap and bells. The judge, chief of police, treasurer and the 11th.
Sun is not only the chief of straddle­ four councilmen.
Frank H. Thomas, chief clerk of
bugs, but it is easily the champion
Eugene Journal-. If all men could the postoffice department, has re-
performer with these harmless im­ see that it was their duty to make signed.
plements. It makes a damaging the roads passable along their own
The British channel has been
accusation, however, when itcharges property, and act upon it, what a
crossed
in a cycle by John C. Ruck
us with having supported its editor blessed improvement it would be.
in
six
days.
for office while he was too busy
Congressman Ellis has the duty of
Du Maurier, the author of “Tril-
straddling to do anything for the
selecting the next cadet from Oregon by,” is coming to America to settle a
party carrying him. That act mer­
for the naval academy at Annapolis. dispute over copyrights and the
ited the appellation of “tumble-bug,”
Examinations will be held in Port­ right to dramatize his novel.
and we suppose that in the choice of
On the 10th inst. Ex-President
an epithet the Sun had in mind the land on the 23d and 24th insts.
The state weather bureau an­ Harrison made his last speech before
material a tumble-bug is supposed to ,
nounces that Portland will not have a jury in the Morrison will case at
work with.
a baok-water flood this year, owing Richmond, Ind. He will abandon
O ur esteemed cotemporaries, the to low temperature not permitting the practice of law
Oregonian and Y amhill R eporter . the rapid melting of snow in the
A general snow storm was ex­
attempt to explain our statement of mountains.
perienced
in Wisconsin on 13th
last week regarding the redemption
Oregon mines are attracting much extending to parts of Indiana and
of silver certificates.
While both
admit that they are redeemable in attention, and are becoming a factor Michigan, with disastrous results
silver, only, they seek to mislead the of importance in the wealth and en­ to fruit buds and gardens.
public mind by stating that the cer­ terprise of the state.
There prom­ May 10th was celebrated as Memo­
tificates may be exchanged for green­ ises to be an accelerated activity in
rial day by confederate veterans in
backs and the greenbacks exchanged
for gold ; hence it is a gold transac­ their development during the pres­ many parts of the south. At Char­
tion. Now, then, let us ask our ent season.
lotte, N. C., the Grand Army men
neighbors where they are to get the 1 ’ The statS board of agriculture has and confederates met together and
greenbacks? Will they go to the just destroyed 40,000 fruit trees at
united in decorating 300 graves of
treasury department or any sub­
treasury and get them? Not much. Pendleton, claiming them to be in­ confederate soldiers.
The exchange might be made in out­ fected with a parasitic fungus. Mr.
Two hundred men in the Delaware
side business transactions and then McComas had purchased them of
the possessor of the greenbacks can nurserymen about Canby, and the iron works were taken by surprise
on the 13th, when they found a 10
cash them for gold. But the point
that we were making was that as loss will fall heavily upon him.
per cent increase of wages in their
the silver certificate is exchangeable
A Coxeyite orator is perambulat­ envelopes. They were informed
only for silver at the treasury of the ing the state to secure signatures to
’ that improvement in the iron trade
United States, it is its legal tender
quality that keeps it at a parity a petition for Coxev’s road measure, made the improvement in the wages
This is the point we sought to make which it is said will again be pre­ possible. This looks better.
and we defy a successful contradic­ sented to congress with another dis­ Commissioner-General Stump, of
tion in the premises.— Dallas Tran­ play of marching commonwealers, so
the immigration board, of Washing­
script.
called.
ton, received a telegram from Dr.
Ii will not do to try to crawl out of
Senator Cullom of Illinois was in Renner, commissioner of New York,
any such hole as this. The treasurer
Portland
Monday, and Ex-Congress­ stating that 4000 immigrants arrived
makes a business of exchanging
man
Sibley,
of Pennsylvania, and at New York last Saturday, 4000 on
greenbacks for silver. Just keep on
Gen.
Warner,
president of the Monday, and that 1500 are expected
hammering away, and you will find
National
Bimetallic
League, ar- during the remaining days of this
out a few things in course of time.
rived in that city Tuesday, The week. These heavy arrivals are
latter gentlemen are sounding the almost unprecedented duriDg the
I t was an interesting experiment country on silver.
last several years.
made in the late Colorado legislature
Another move is on foot to build a
A story is current in women’s
and the first of its kind in American
boat that will be able to navigate the temperance circles that Miss Frances
history. Three women, Mrs. Holly,
upper Willamette river between Cor­ Willard, the famous temperance
Mrs. Cressingham and Mrs. Klock,
vallis and Eugene at all seasons of lecturer, will be led to the altar be­
all wives and all mothers happily
the year. Capt. Isaac Gray of Eu­ fore autumn. The gentleman in the
married, were elected on the republi­
gene is interested in the project. It case is alluded to without name as
can ticket to the legislature, over
is intended to construct a boat draw­ "an Englishman of wealth and posi­
70,000 of the women of Colorado vot­
ing 14 inches of water.
tion, and of prominence in reform
ing for them at the November elec­
work across the water.” Miss Wil­
An
eastern
Oregon
juryman
plead
­
tion. These women did not slip into
lard
’s most intimate friends, however,
the Colorado legislature, they fought ed in extenuation of an act of con­
point
to the fact that she is just en­
their way into it through the usual tempt of court, in neglecting to obey
tering
upon her 56th year and she
strenuous campaign efforts of clubs, a subpoena, that he had to choose
has
not
yet mentioned any pros­
between
contempt
of
court
and
con
­
speechmaking and parades. Con­
pective
change
in her domestic
he
thought
tempt
of
his
wife,
and
cerning the record they made as leg­
islators we learn that while none the court would be the more relations in any of her recent com­
munications to close friends.
was an orator of high rank, yet all merciful.
Mrs. Mary Lease, the populist
made speeches, some of them supe­ The city of Tillamook has passed
rior to the man members. At the an ordinance compelling owners of orator, has been dragged into the
opening of the session the women public halls to have two exits to the investigation of Populist State Sena­
had the privilege of choosing their hall. And neither of the stairways tor Householder, whose administra­
• desks before the men were allowed to be less than four feet wide in the tion of the affairs of the Kansas state
to draw lots for their places. When­ clear, and the doors to be “swinging board of charities is now being
ever one of the women rose to speak doors," so hung that they may be inquired into. A voucher signed by
the men were all attention, and the opened by a pressure of five pounds. Mrs. Lease, and presented to the
investigating committee, shows that
women enjoyed a good many privi­
Roseburg
has
two
city
marshals.
in
October, 1894, she drew $34.79 for
leges not granted to the other rep­
The
regular
marshal
fell
into
disre
­
mileage
and $15 per diem as a mem­
resentatives. It soon became evi­
pute
by
killing
impounded
dogs,
and
ber
of
the
board, while the records,
dent that they had positive opinions
upon questions with which women the council declared his office vacant it is alleged, show she did not attend
are not ordinarily familiar.
Thejr and appointed another. Both men a single meeting of the board during
were very successful in getting their are trying to fill the office, and the that month, and was not, therefore,
share of the spoils of office by secur­ lawyers are “egging’’ them on. entitled to remuneration.
Tom Winder, who is making a
ing places for their women friends, When it comes to drawing the salary
there'll
be
fun.
trip
around the borders of the United
one of them securing for women
Circuit Judge H. H. Hewitt ren­ States on a bicycle, leaving New
three-fourths of the legislative
clerkships. They got along well dered a decision at Salem, Saturday, Orleans March 14, reached Portland
with each ^ther, were alert, and had in the Silverton mill. case. The on Sunday. He is to make the trip
but a few clashes, all of which were plaintiff owners of the wheat are in 300 consecutive days and the own­
with the mean man members.
given the decision, and its pro rata ers of the Buffalo Express will pay
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division to them is ordered, the him $1500 on its completion, while
To those who clamor so loudly for receiver deducting from each his another $1000 comes from a bicycle
the repeal of our Sunday observance share of the costs and expenses to manufacturer should the journey be
laws, which they denounce as an an­ date. The defendants, J. W. and J. completed on schedule time. His
achronistic survival of old Puritan S. Cochran and Harry S. Starrett, trip is the longest ever undertaken
by a cyclist, and if he reaches New
days, the report just ¿»sued by the are enjoined from interference.
Sabbath
League association of
Henry Blackman, collector of in­ Orleans on or before January 6,1896,
France should serve as a lesson. ternal revenue for Oregon and he will have traveled a distance esti­
From the days of Emperor Charle­ Washington, has been called down mated at 21,600 miles, and will hold
magne down to 1880 statutes very hard by the treasury depart­ the world’s record as a long-distance
had figured
in
the
French ment and it is understood if he does rider. He expects to average about
codes prohibiting, under severe pen­ lot heed the instructions of the 72 miles per day cu the whole trip.
alties, labor of every kind cm Sun- department he will lose his official
From May 15th till June 30th San
day’s; and even the revolutionary head. The principal charge against Francisco will be in total darkness at
Yamhill County Reporter. 1 government
Heart is Stronger
Fainting Spells, Neuralgia and
Blood Poison
E. F. MANNINO
»VCCES8OR TO UNION HARDWARE COMPANY.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cives Health
and Comfort.
“C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
“Dear Sirs: I saw Hood's Sarsaparilla
highly recommended in newspapers. 1 j
had neuralgia in
my head, back
and arms. I also
had weak tainting
spells and could
And nothing to
do me any good
After reading ths
testimonial*
about the good
Hood’s Sarsapa­
rilla was doing 1
decided to give it
a trial. I have
Miss Rosa Sheldon taken it regularly
La center, w»*b.
since early last
year and can truthfully say it
Keeps on hand a full assortment of
Hardware, Tinuiare, Stoves,
Studebaker Wagons,
Buggies, Carts and Surreys,
Jones Chain Drive JVIoLuer,
Piano Binders,
I do not suffer now with any breaking out
on my head, nor have any fainting spells
The action of my heart has been strength-
Mood
’s Sar8a
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E. F. HANNING
CUreS
ened and I am free from all pain. I cheer­
fully recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to
whoever wishes to enjoy health and com­
fort.” M iss R osa S heldon , La Center,
Washington. N. B. Be to get Hood’s.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co.,Lowell,
Mass. Sold by all druggists, $1; Bix for $5.
Hood’s Pills cure Nausea. Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness. 25c. per box.
S. WILSON.
W. G. HENDERSON.
$1 to $3.50 per pair.
The best of Coffees, Spices and
Groceries are fonnd here.
A. J. A PPERSON
Hodson Still Leads!
©
PELLETS
cure sick headache, biliousness, constipa­
tion, coated tongue, poor appetite, indiges­
tion, windy belchings and kindred derange­
ments of die liver, stomach and bowels.
ONCE USED, ALWAYS IN FAVOR.
J
CASH WILL BUY AT HODSON’S
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Wall Paper. 6 cents.
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Screen Doors $1.00
Garden Hose per ft. 5 cts. Lime per barrel 50 cents.
Boiled Linseed Oil 80cts.
White Lead per lb. 7 cts.
Axle Grease 10 cts.
Clothes Wringers $1.60.
Wringers by the dozens direct from the factory, so that I can sup
ply you all. Remember that I have a fine line of Wall Paper, Paints,
Oils and Varnishes. You can get more goods for your cash than with
any one else in the county. To be convinced call and get my prices
HOP TWINE AND SPRAY PUMPS FOR ALL.
A complete line of everything is kept by
O. O
HODSON.
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We have a Genuine Milwaukee Oil Grain
To Make a Little Money
Creedmore for
Go a Long Ways,
BUY GROCERIES OF
J
This shoe is always appreciated by buyers
and is a great bargain at this price.
Save Money
P. IRVINE
BOHEMIAN WARE. We have some elegant
Bohemian glassware. As pretty a pattern as
ever came to McMinnville. If you buy any­
thing in this line you will do well to see our
display.
FRESH FRUIT. We keep the choicest and
freshest to be had in the market.
8 Loaves of Bread for 25 Cents.
By buying your shoes of
BEST BREAD IN THE WORLD.
J. P. IRVINE
KAY & TODD
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To take advantage of the low prices at which you
can now purchase footwear at Dielschneider’s sale.
Are
Staple and faney
LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE!
LOWER THAN THEY WILL BE AGAIN!
Come now while the stock is complete.
ask is for you to come and get prices.
TAVERN OF
in
0 Gastie Crags
z Opens June 1,1895
H
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0 SWEET BRIER CAMP.
Q)
SOFIE OF THE THINGS
Think of it
PLEASANT
Prices.
A7
Creedmore
Dr. PIERCE’S
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Lace Curtains
WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
and a careful micro­
scopical examina­
tion of the urine, is
a valuable aid in
determining the
nature of many
S’ chronic diseases,
_ particularly those
— of the nervous
system, blood,liv­
er, kidneys, and
bladder.
These
aids make it pos­
sible to treat such
diseases success-
fully at a distance, without personal exami­
nation of the patient. Thus Bright’s Dis­
ease of the Kidneys, Inflammation of the
Bladder, Gravel, and other Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, “Liver Complaint,” Dys­
pepsia, or Indigestion, Dropsy and many
other maladies are successfully treated and
cured without personal consultation with
the physician.
Nervous Debility, whether resulting from
over-study, worry, disappointment, or from
exhausting drains upon the system caused
by prenicious secret habits contracted in
youth, through ignorance of their ruinous
consequences, is successfully managed,
through correspondence, the necessary
medicines being sent by mail or express.
Write for question blanks, or describe your
case, send sample of urine for analysis and
enclose io cents for postage on treatise,
which contains reproduced photographs
and full names and addresses of vast num­
bers of people who have h-en cured in this
way. Address, World’s Dispensary Medi­
cal Association, 663 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Wool
We call Especial Attention to
(Third Street, between E and F.)
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Free
House Cleaning is in Order
C ity S tables ,
night, with the exception of what
light the moon may afford. The
board of supervisors adopted a reso­
S. WlLtSO]4> manager.
lution instructing the electric light
and gas companies to shut off their
lights between the dates mentioned
Everything first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial
in order to save enough money to Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call.
conduct the prisons, hospitals and
fire department until the end of the
fiscal year. The board was com­
pelled to take this action from the
fact that there are no funds available
in the treasury to maintain public
institutions and contractors had re­
fused to furnish supplies unless
guaranteed their pay.
An ugly crisis has been reached in
the negotiations between the United
States and Great Britain looking to
the adoption of uniform regulations
for the government of seal fisheries
this season. The British government
positively refuses to re-enact the
regulations of last year, which pro­
hibited the carrying of firearms by
sealing vessels through the sea north
of the 25th parallel during the closed
season. The United States officials
look upon this as disastrous to the
The only Plow Shoe that is selling now
seal fisheries, holding that the result
is the Oil Grain Creedmore. We have
will be to relieve the pelagic sealers
of the only restriction which has
got them, and we are leading the pro­
operated to prevent an unlimited
cession this year for the Best Goods
slaughter of the herds. While kill­
ing by firearms remains illegal, it is
and Lowest Prices.
realized it will be impossible to en­
force this prohibition if arms can be
freely carried.
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Our Stock is now Complete, and our Prices
lower than ever. Now that
And a full line of Extras for the Plano Binder. Also
all kinds of Plumbing done in the Tinner’s Line.
\\ hen you get others’ prices come and get mine before
buying. Will be pleased to show goods and give
Prices.
Has Perfectly Cured Me.
to Get Hood’s.
New
Spring
Goods
All I
Geo. Schonewald, Manager.
Luxurv. Good Cheer, Hospitality,
Delightful and Healthful Pastimes
Matchless Mountain Scenery.
Established last year in a romantic dell
of the Sacramento Canyon, inst below and
in full View of erand old Shasta. It was
a. great hit. and promises even more en­
couraging results for the present year.
T. J. Lorres, at rastalla, is still in charge
and will answer all inquiries.
A new candidate for public favor this
vear is
SHASTA VICINO CAMP
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ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
CAMPING IN THE
LEGAL BLANKS.
The following general forms are always in stock
and for sale at the Reporter office :
Warranty Deeds
Real Estate Mortgage
Quit-claim Deeds
During the Camping season will be
Chattel Mortgage
Bond for Deed
made bv the
Satisfaction oi Mort.
Farm Lease
Transfer of Mortgage
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Notes and Receipts. Bill of Sale
For full particulars address
We carry a large stock of stationery and sre
E. P. ROGERS, A'st.Gen. Pass. Agent, prepared to do job printing of every sort in the
best style of the art and at low figures
Portland, Oregon.
REDUCED^ RATES
Boots and Shoes.
ROEGfl IS KEPT BUSY
W. J. CLARK, D.D.S
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY.
Alma. Wrights. Laurel. Glenwood. Felton,
Ben Lomond. Boulder Creek.
Sign of the Big Boot.
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Graduate University of Mich.
Also in the Shasta region,about a mile and
a half from Dunsmuir. It is a genuine
paradise for hnnters, Ashers and seekers
Has opened an office in Union Block, Room 6,
of health and pleasure. Easy to reach and is prepared to do all work in the dental line.
(near the railroad), sightly, and all the
necessities of camp life easily procurable.
AU Inquiries about Shasta VicinoCamp,
if addressed to W. C. Grav. box 4. Duns­
L atest M ethod or P ainlcss E xtraction .
muir, Cal., will receive prompt attention.
SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS
F. D1ELSCHNEIDER
WHY?
PROPRIETORS
CITY MARKET.
Because he is a first-class tailor—his work giving
perfect satisfaction, and because he has reduced
the prices on tailor made clothing in McMinnville.
GO TO ROECA FOR YOUR
SUMMER SUIT.
FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS.
CHOICEST IN THE MARKET.
Located Two Doors West of Hotel Yamhill.
F. ROECA.
South tide Third St. between B «od C.
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