Yamhill County Reporter- OREGON NEWS AND NOTES. A Reply that Doesn’t Reply. M c M innville , Ore., Oct. 16ch. 1893. Rich The Willamette at Oregon City is To the E ditor ;—Your comments F. H. BAM.MHAKT, Editor ic Propr. ; the lowest it has been for five years. in last week's R eporter , in sub­ J. G. ECKMAf, Associate Editor. Prune shipments irom Forest stance, that thousands of dollars of ! Grove netted the shippers about 2} the state s money were expended in Subscription $1.00 Per Year. cents on the average. Big money in fostering horse racing, are erroneous Is the Foundation of the Wonderful Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla. growing them at that figure. and misleading. In fact, there has by That ADVERTISING RATES. is Why the cures by Hood’s Sar­ D. J. Hadley had the misfortune to never been one cent of the state ap­ saparilla are C ures . Reading notices in local columns 10 cents per line for first week and 5 cents per line thereafter. lose his house at Happy Camp on propriation given to further contests That is Why Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures Display advertisements, annual rates, one inch . per month (1; each additional inc’a 50 cents per Netarts by fire last Friday evening, of speed of any kind. Of the $5000 the severest cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum month. other blood diseases. Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding says the Tillamook Advocate. [ yearly appropriation, the law re- i and That 1 b Why it overcomes That Tired 10 lines published free, if furnished m time to hr current news. Additional matter lb cent« per The biggest apple at the Portland quires that it shall be awarded and Feeling, strengthens the nerves, gives exposition comes from Lexington, given for premiums other than speed. energy in place of exhaustion. That is Why the sales of Hood’s Sar­ Morrow county, is 16 inches in cir­ The records are open for inspection, FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 18»5. and if you can show one instance [ saparilla have increased year after year, cumference and weighs 28 ounces. until it now requires for its production The Oswego Iron Worker his en­ where any part of the state appro- J the largest Laboratory in the world. A nd now the question is whether tered its fifth year. The Iron Worker priation has been given to promote i Governor Culberson of Texas intends is one of the papers we like It is i speed contests or horse races, you , I cannot only convict the president of to be »candidate for president or vice- bright, newsy and common-sense. the board of perjury, but also assure president? The population of the principal the forfeiture of an approved bond of towns of Jackson county is as follows: $10,000 given by that official each Is the only True Blood Purifier promi­ G eneral L ee is reported to have ; Ashland, 1900; Medford, 1414; Jack­ said: “ It I had been killed, General sonville, 712; Central Point, 321; year for the faithful performance of nently in the public eye today. Be sure to get Hood’s and only nood’s. his duty. Mahone would have succeeded me in Gold Hill, 283. The state fair is not run in the ensy to buy. easy to take command.” «5 crr.tR. Brown Bros., owning and operat­ interest of horsemen, and there is Hood’s P'Hs ottv jr» ing a sawmill in South Tualatin, lost not a patron of the turf on the board T here has never been a special their factory by fire one night last As an instance, a session of the legislature in Texas to week, together with all the lumber of managers. blue ribbon on old Altamont, the prohibit the carrying of pistols in the that was on the yard. greatest standard bred horse in the hip pockets. The Oregon Presbyterian synod world and one that has added hun­ convened Saturday in Salem. The dreds of thousands of dollars to the The new census of Portland foots official reports show a state member­ wealth of the state, brings to his up 81,000 inhabitants. This is a gain ship of 5567, comprising 62 Indians owner $7.60 less than the same rib­ of about 10,000 since the federal cen­ and 30 Chinese, a gain of 300 in the bons on Mr. Hendrick’s bull from Don’t swear at your watch. It isn’t its fault— sus of 1890, while the county of yours. Bring it to a man who understands year. this county, which he was fortunate it his ’s business, and who will treat you and your Multnomah also increases about two The ex-soldiers in and about Hills­ in selling the next day for $40. And watch honestly, and then you wont be led to thousand. I don’t care whether your watch is a boro who were honorably discharged the first award to Marcus Daly’s profanity. foreign or American made. I can put it in shape from the war of the rebellion have great thoroughbred, that cost thou­ if it is worth it, and if it isn't I will tell you so. As Joseph Jefferson originated*the organized a G. A. R. post, and named sands and which could be sold for a all star show system, where a num­ it Gen. Ransom Post No. 69. It snug fortune, brought the possessor ber of leading actors are massed to­ the pittance of $22.50, while Mrs. starts with 31 members. gether in one great production, the Wolf of Falls City took away over St. Louis Star-Sayings makes the fol­ The judgment of the circuit court Wm. F. Dielscbneider, seventy dollars as premiums on a of Douglas county condemning lowing suggestion to him: “Let him load of “garden truck.” Jeweler. proceed at once to secure and sign Samuel G. Brown to hang for the This county has no reason to com­ Two Doors Below P. O. murder of Fred Kincaid at Oakland Grover Cleveland, Hoke Smith, J. plain, as its citizens carried home Sterling Morton, Bowler, ‘Par­ August 13, 1894, has been confirmed over $600 premium money given to amount’ Blount, and John G. Carlisle. by the supreme court. such worthy persons as James Nairn, Shortly after March 4, 1897, Mr. Jef­ The industry of peeling and drying Wm. Gunning, John Redmond, Hen­ ferson could put them on the road in chittim bark is assuming considerable ry Fletcher, John Hendricks, Geo. A Neat Restaurant a comic production entitled, Our Ad­ proportions in this county the last Bryan, W. L. Warren, Edson Bros., ministration, which would make such year. Druggist Williams has shipped W. A. Howe, the Misses Apperson, plays as the Comedy of Errors seem several tons of the bark. It makes Mrs. Fellows and daughter Cyntitha A Good Meal as solemn as a section of the Wilson good medicine.— Tillamook Headlight. and others no less worthy. tariff bill.” While out deer-hunting Saturday, AND It is true there were contests of about 14 miles from Woodville, speed each day of the fair which M r . H ermann stated in his Friday Francis Emmons shot and instantly were enjoyed by thousands. There Courteous Treatment evening talk that the Yamhill im­ killed J. Carter, whom he mistook were also other exercises of a religious provement measure has secured the for a deer. The deceased was an and educational nature, and I must ARE WHAT MAKE endorsement of the war department. unmarried man 41 years old. Both say it takes a more critical eye than This is important, as it shows recent men were mountaineers and used to mine to discriminate between the progress. In reality, the bill has hunting. magnificent audience which attended practically run its last gauntlet, it George McCoy, a young man of the religious services at the grand being very seldom, as Mr. Her­ Drain, was accidentally shot and stand on Sunday, and the equally ATTRACTIVE AND POPULAR. mann said, that a measure of this instantly killed Friday at Gardiner, refined one which was present to kind, after having received favorable Douglas county. He was out with view the hurdle and other races of report from the government engi­ a hunting party, and attempted to the day before. Iu each case were Confectionery! neer, the river and harbor commit­ wipe out his gun while it was loaded. to be seen numbers of the most re­ Candies, Fruits and Nuts of the tee and lastly the war office, fails to It is supposed the ramrod struck the fined society including ministers, Choicest varieties. go through without friction. This cartridge with such force as to ex­ Sunday school teachers, professors, Cigars and Tobacco. assurance leads the people of Yam­ plode it. representatives of every profession hill to feel that their interests have A Grant’s Pass dispatch the 11th and trade and the highest state and been well looked after. Our present says Charles Fiester, the old man federal officials. South Side Third Street. watchword is the Yamhill river and who killed his wife several months The man who did not attend the the Nicaragua canal, and Binger ap­ ago by drowning her in a pool of fair, or the one present who bought ...THE... pears to be with us on both proposi­ water, was to-day sentenced to be pools on the wrong horse is not in a tions. hanged Nov. 29th. He showed very condition to judge of the merits of PORTLAND DRAMATIC CLUB little concern when the sentence was the magnificent agricultural, horti­ Will present the intensely interesting and S ays the Corvallis Timet: “There passed. The usual notice of appeal cultural, forestry, mineral, fishery highly moral domestic drama—a touchingly ought to be added to the taxation has been taken. and manufactory exhibits. The art beautiful aud faithful portrayal of domestic life, * * » laws of the state of Oregon a pro­ The two Browning brothers and gallery was complete with the finest replete with humor and pathos, in two acts, entitled vision for a rebate to the taxpayer their father have been on trial collection of works of home and for­ who pays his taxes promptly. Un­ several days for the killing of a eign artists. The display of oriental “CHimNEY CORKER,” der the present system prompt pay­ man named Tracy July last over a paintings and curios by Mrs. Bonham followed by the gloriously funny, side-splitting, ers of taxes are called upon to pay mining-claim dispute. The three are and others well repaid the trouble of mirth-provoking farce, not only their own taxes, but interest being tried together. The jury was a visit to the pavilion, not to speak “Sarah’s Young .Tlaii,” upon the taxes of slow payers, as taken to the scene of the shooting, of the exhibit made by the agricul­ as reproduced by them with immense success well as interest and principal of tax­ 20 miles in the country, yesterday. tural college, state university and in Portland. payers who do not pay at all. A Porphyry Roberts of Scoggins val­ the complete working dairy exhibit Garrison’s Opera House, system of graduated rebates for ley had a hand to claw encounter made by Mr. Weeks, the whole being prompt payers and penalties for Saturday Evening, Oct. 26. with a bear Monday to a finish. He the product of every industry of the slow payers would solve a vexed was in town Wednesday and had his state and was certainly one of the Highly moral lesson for the children; tears and problem, and make it important to left arm in a sling and bore ugly finest exhibits ever given in the fun for old and young. C. B. REYNOLDS and all taxpayers to be prompt.” All of Respectfully, MISS NETTIE A. OLDS leading characters, sup­ looking scratches on his head and northwest. which is very true. This system ported by the entire company. Prices to suit the W m . G alloway . other arm. The bear had one of his times. All parts of lower floor 25 cents; reserved has been in force in Kansas for fore legs broken by a rifle ball or he seats 10 cents extra; gallery 15cents; children 10 NEWS OF THE WEEK. many years and apparently works cents. Reserved seats now on sale at Roger would have made short work of the Bros’, drug store. well. The populists and democrats fellow. Roderts, pursuing the bear Ex- Governor E. P. Ferry, the first in that state denounce it as an in­ with only an ax for a weapon, brought stance of republican legislation in him to bay. The bear dodged his governor of Washington as a state, Joseph H. Manley, chairman of the blows and closed in on the man, seiz­ died in Seattle on Monday, at the national republican executive com­ favor of the rich. ing his arm with his teeth and cuffiug age of 70. mittee, is soon to visit the Pacific him viciously with his uninjured It is a settled rumor that with the slope, and it is intimated that the T he business men of this city, and fore leg. The man freed himself at others whose interests are involved length after a desperate struggle by marriage of their daughter Consuela presidential boom of T. B. Reed is to in its growth and prosperity, should gripping the bear's nose and shutting to the Duke of Marlborough Mr. and be looked after. go to work to develop the country off his wind. Roberts secured his Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt will become The new Texas law against prize ax again and got in a blow that laid contiguous. The way to do that is Ins antagonist out apparently dead. reconciled. fighting is in force. Governor Clark to get the large farms parceled up Roberts’ clothes were nearly torn off Cholera in Honolulu is decreasing of Arkansas says the Corbett-Fitz into smaller ones and planted to from him and he was exhausted and rapidly. But one case is reported fight shall not occur in his juris­ fruit. If they are not prepared to ready to faint.— Forest Grove Times. since the last mail previous to the diction, if the militia can prevent it, take hold of such an enterprise and 14th inst. The neighboring islands and Agent Wisdom of the Indian Mr. J. K. Fowler, secretary and treas­ put the necessary capital into it, Territory has beaded it off there. are still quarantined. they should endeavor to interest urer of the Corinne Mill, Canal and Stock The pugilists are looking toward The first national purity congress some outside party in the enterprise. Co., of Corinne, Utah, in speaking of Mexico. Quite a sensation occurred The development of the country for a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy says: “I under auspices of the American at Hot Springs, Ark. The ministers consider it the best in the market. I few miles south of Salem furnishes a have used many kinds but find Cham­ Purity Alliance convened in Balti­ called a meeting of protest. Brady, striking illustration of what the berlain’s the most prompt and effectual more on Monday for a three days Corbett’s manager, was present, and fruit industry will bring about. Not in giving relief, and now keep no other session. asked if the representative of Mr. long since the writer visited that in my home.” When troubled with a It is said that for the first time Corbett might be permitted to have section, and for three or four miles cough or cold give this remedy a trial since his arrest, Durrant seems im­ a few words. There were a few ex­ from Salem out it seemed like being and we assure you that you will be more pressed with the seriousness of the pressions of dissent, but calls to pleased with the result. For sale in the suburbs of the town. The than charge against him, and that there “Speak! speak!” began to fill the by S. Howorth & Co., druggists. Statesman is advocating free mail de­ is a possibility of his conviction. He room, and Brady was permitted to livery for that district and says: talk. His talk captured the house, To-day occurs the execution at is becoming much depressed. “In the fruit districts south of Salem, California’s state prison of St. Clair S an F rancisco , OcT.12.-The big 13- and when he finished such an accla­ extending from a few miles outside and Hansen for the murder of the inch gun for the cruiser Oregon, mation of cheers and handclapping the city limits toTurner and beyond, mate of the bark Hesper on the high which arrived today from the East, went up as was never seen or heard there ¡6 now a population of hun­ seas. This will be the first execution will not be put on the war ship im­ in that sacred edifice. The church dreds, where seven or eight years of federal prisoners on the Pacific mediately. The Union Iron works people were completely nonplussed, ago only a few dozen families resided. coast. officials state that the cruiser will and in a few minutes more the house As the fruit trees come into bearing, No provision for ward caucuses has yet not be ready to take any armament was practically empty. and the business comes to need more been made. The voters in each ward are for at least four months. The gun is A Storm at Sea labor in its different branches, and privileged to get together and name their nearly twice as large as the largest Increases the discomfort of the voyager. as the small tracts increase in num­ candidates, or they can let it go by de­ ever brought to this coast before by But even when the weather is not tem­ ber, this population will become fault aud make up a ticket on election rail. pestuous he is liable to seasickness. more dense. These people are as much day. The holding of caucuses will prob­ They who traverse the “gigantic wetness” entitled to free mail delivery as are ably be suggested at the city caucus to­ Geo. Hazzard of Custer post No. 6 should be provided with Hostetter’s night. G.A.R. of Tacoma, will offer a reso­ those of the suburbs of the cities.” Stomach Bitters, which quiets disordered This development has been brought The Carlton schools opened on the 7th lution providing that his post appoint stomachs with gratifying speed and cer­ with two departments. Prof. Baker and a committee of five to memorialize about mainly through the efforts of tainty. To the hurtful influence of a Miss Maggie Triplett are the teachers. the Oregon Land Company and Forty-six pupils were present on the first congress for the passage of a law tropic, malarious or too :-igorous or damp others, who bought the big farms day. Last year the school opened with doing away with the distinciton be­ climate, as well as to the baneful effect, tween Federal and Confederate vet­ of unwholesome diet ano. bad water, it is and sold them out in small parcels. 39 pupils. erans, so far as relates to their ad­ a reliable antidote. Commercial travel­ Uncle Jim Fletcher comes to the front The sentence of South Dakota's with fifty gallons of boiled cider which he mission to national soldiers’ homes; ers by sea or land, mariners, miners, defaulting treasurer, Taylor, has is selling at 75 cents a gallon. The sam­ in shcrt, that disabled ex-Confederate western pioneers, and all who have to encounter vicissitudes of climate and been cut dowu to two years, and is to ple we tried was very fine, and would be soldiers be admitted to national sol­ temperature, concur in pronouncing it diers’ homes on exactly the same reckon from August 14th. excellent for mince pies. the best safeguard. It prevents rheuma­ Our excellent old friend Burbank of footing as ex-Union soldiers. tism and pulmonary attacks in conse­ This question was hinted at at the quence of-damp and cold, and it is an Twenty-eight more vegetarians ac­ Lafayette was stepping about briskly on cused of the murder of Chinese mis­ the streets of McMinnville last Monday. last two national encampments, but efficient defense against all forms of sionaries are to be executed by the A son was born to Mrs. F. H. Barn­ this will be the first action taken. malaria. It can be depended upon in dyspepsia, liver and kidney trouble. A protest is sure to follow. consent of the viceroy. hart on the 1-th. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Confound The Thing ! White’s Restaurant T. A. White, FINAL FIGURES Time to cover Fall and have at last been reached Winter Requirements The place at Apperson’s r His Fall and Winter stock is now complete in every line. In Dress Goods he excels all others in quantity quality and finish. Men’s Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear in cotton, wool and Jersey ribbed. Noted for quality, elasticity and durability. HOSIERY. The latest productions in plain and ribbed, from lowest value to best medium. BOOTS & SHOES. We have the greatest stock and variety to select from. HATS 8c CAPS. With all due def­ erence to what others tell, we carry a few. Headquarters for Blankets, Quilts, Lace Cur­ tains, Ribbons and Notions. Mackintoshes, Oil Clothing, Rubber Goods, Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing and Staple Groc­ eries always kept in stock. R. M. WADE & CO. W. G. HENDERSON. S. WILSON. C ity S tables , (Third Street, between E and F.) WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors. S. WILSON, manager. Everything first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call. The McMinnville Cotton and Woolen Yarns, all piece goods, and the celebrated Peacock Carpet Warp found here. Steam Liaundry WM. LAMBERT, PROPRIETOR. FALL AND WINTER WRAPS The Newest and Latest are now on display. Sole agents in this county for the celebrated Butterick Patterns. Showing the latest mode in making, the style and the material. Used everywhere. We don’t claim to be cheapest, as we buy only from houses whose reputation stands unchallenged for square, honest dealings. Who make no claims of giving something for nothing, but who claim to give every buyer the best value possible for their money. Our efforts are to succeed and merit patronage by fair, honest dealing. We chal­ lenge the closest investigation of all. PRICES. % Recently improved by introduction of the most modern machin­ ery. Family Always up to the times. All work Guaranteed. Prices always reasonable. Work Specialty. & R. JACOBSON’S NEW FALL STOCK HAS ARRIVED The public is cordially invited to call and inspect the many Seasonable Attractions and Novelties. Æ. J. Al’PEESOX The Best, Largest and Most LpTo-Date Lines of CLOTHING and DRY GOODS SHOES and HATS Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods Large Line of Men’s, Ladies’ and Boys’ Mackintoshes Of the approaching winter is that Hodson has put in stock a fine lot of Heating Stoves. They will be sold cheaply. AMMUNITION This is the hunting season. As a result Hodson has a large supply of ammunition of the very best quality. It will pay you to buy of him. ...PLOWS... LADIES’ WRAPS In Great Variety of Styles aud Price. Throughout. Complete Lines These goods were bought early for spot cash, and we are able and willing to give customers the advantage of better prices than they can obtain elsewhere. Quick sales and small profits will be our motto. P. S. Our store will be closed Thursday, Sept. 19th, aud Saturday, Sept. 28th, until 6p. m. The best plow for the least money is what is de­ sired; as a result Hodson has just snch a plow. Plows $10 14-Hoe Drill, $70 Fire Lighters, 25c. Harrows $6 Stoves, $2.50 O. O. HODSON. W. L. WARREN Real Estate and Loan Agent FÏÏRMS FOR SALE OFFICE IN WRIGHT'S NEW BLOCK School Books At State Contract Prices. TABLETS, SLATES, PENCILS, And everything used in School, at C. CRISSEN’S G reat .... N orthern R ailway The New Way East THE SHORT ROUTE And O. K. A N. Co.’s Leased Lines. TO ALL POINTS IN Washington, Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Minnesota and the East. Through Tickets On Sale j CHICAGO To and From....................i WASHINGTON ST. LOUIS NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BOSTON And All Points