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MEWS OF T HE WEEK. sa«, the only state officer elected this year, carried every county and re The cisterns of southern Ohio are r. »•• H , Editor A Propr. ceived a majority of nearly 82.000. dry. and the people attribute it to the Of the 630 local officers chosen, the J. G. ECK »I AM, Aaoeclato Editor. cracking of the cement by the earth republicans elected 419, including six quake of Oct. 31st. Subscription $1.00 Per Year. members of the legislature to fill The republicans of the house met vacancies. Kansas is evidently get in caucus on the night of the 30th ting ready to resume her old place ult. and unanimously nominated Ex ADVERTISING RATES. Reading notices in local columns 10 cents per near the head of the republican pro Speaker Thomas B. Reed for speaker line for fir-t •seek and 5 cent, per line thereafter of the 54th congress. Display advertisements annual rates, one inch cession next year. per mouth *1; each additional inch 50 cents per Holmes, who was convicted of the month If the era of chivalry is gone the Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding murder of Pitezel in Philadelphia 10 lines published lre< if furnished in time to game of foot ball is at least bringing on Sept. 21st, has been refused a new- be current news Additional matter 10 cent* per back the age of armor. In their last line. trial and sentenced to death. Gov Air. Charles G. lansher contest the Yale men wore leather ernor Hastings will name the day of Walla Walla, Wash. FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1895. helmets with ear protectors, rubber execution. nose masks, pads on the arms, shin The report of the Nicaraguan Canal guards, and something resembling a O regon had her head set on Tom commission is said to be virtually a Reed for speaker and Binger Her saddle on the left shoulder. This is black eye to the project. Members Much Treatment Without Avar _____ mann for chairman of the river and at least better than the wooden over of congress from the Pacific coast are ’ harbor committee. Both were en coats some of the boys have found consequently much depressed, but do Hood’s Sarsaparilla Effects Benefi cial Change In Constitution. titled by the same rule of precedent. | necessary at the close of a game. not intend to relax any effort toward “ C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: Are we going to lose the chairman A speaker on the subject of prac furthering the scheme. “ Dear Sirs: At the age of 10 years I was tical philanthropy in New York the ship, Mr. Speaker? The monumental bronze group confined to my bed with inflammatory I ----------------- other day made this remark: “It is representing Washington and Lafay rheumatism. I was treated by a local C ongress assembled on Monday. no trouble to keep bad people to ette, which Joseph Pulitzer presented physician,but relief only came to me with warm weather. For 12 years doctoring Thomas B Reed was made speaker j gether. They stick to one another to the city of Paris, was publicly un the did me but little good. We read about I of the house. Both houses held ses like burrs. But good people are too veiled on the 1st inst. in that city. the great change Hood’s Sarsaparilla effect in the entire constitution. Each one The surviving members of the La could sions Tuesday, and after hearing the good to stick together. We concluded to give it a trial and it has fayette family were present. The stands off alone and contemplates president's message read the house of monument was constructed by Bar Made a New Young Man of Me. representatives took a recess till Fri his own little bit of goodness. tholdi. After taking the contents of three hot- ; ties 1 was able to walk a little. I have day. In the senate 272 bills were in Come to think of it, this applies to a December 10th Kentucky will in continued to take it and have not missed troduced. The striking feature of whole lot of things besides philan augurate her new governor. The I a day for six months. During the bad the session was the introduction by thropy. citizens, irrespective of party lines, i Senators Lodge and Cullom resolu The idea has been assiduously cir are taking part in the preparations, SP; both parties are represented on winter weather nor any time since have I tions asserting and defining the culated in this country that were and the committee. Governor Brown felt any of the symptoms of the return Monroe doctrine, and by Allen of Cuba to achieve independence it has show-n his successor the courtesy of my rheumatic trouble.” C has . G. F ansher , Walla Walia, Washington. Nebraska aud Call of Florida to rec would be another black republic like of ordering out the militia for partic Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable and do ognize the belligerency of Cuba. Santo Domingo. But this is a Span ipation in the parade. The occasion not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists. 25c. w ’ ill attract a larger crowd than The president,« message is quite ish falsehood. The present popula. usual, because Bradley is the first lengthy, a little more than half of it tioii of Cuba is 2,000.000, and not republican to be inaugurated as his place in the Chehalem center devoted to reviewing the foreign re over one-tenth is negro. About chief executive of this state. neighborhood also. One of these lations and affairs, the rest given to three-fourths of the people are Lee Fairchild, a well-known orator nights this gang of pilferers will the money question. Reference to white, and the remainder of mixed and newspaper man, was married to the tariff is made only incidentally, blood. But even if all were black, Miss Anne AshimofSt. Helena, Cal., here something drop. where the groom is editor of the Henry Austin, who returned from with just sufficient force to show that wmuld be no reason why they Sentinel. The wedding took place on Little Nestucca recently informs the that Grover is a free trader still. should not strike for independence the high seas on the steamer Walla- Graphic that the settlers over there On the money question he blames the against Spanish oppression and Walla, bound from San Francisco to Puget sound. The couple quietly are working like beavers for a new treasury notes largely for the de-1 misrule. left San Francisco, boarded the road which is to be free. The Head pletion of the gold reserve, and rec Walla Walla and when out on the light says of the road, “A large force ommends returning them aud issuing A Wouian’i Burden« ocean prevailed upon Captain Wal of men are working on the Slab more interest bearing bonds in their are lightened when she turns to the right lace to perform the ceremony. The Creek road. This will give settlers place, instead of strengthening the medicine. If her existence is made only explanation assigned for the sea of the Little Nestucca a free road to reserve by providing ample revenue, gloomy by the chronic weaknesses, deli marriage was they wanted a roman cate derangements, and painful disorders tic marriage. It is said an hour the valley, the only road leading from according to the republican idea. that afflict her sex, she will find relief after the wedding the steamer struck the county to the valley which is not He would prevent shrinkage of the and emancipation from her troubles in a storm and both bride and groom a toll road. Part of the road is built, Dr. Pierce ’ s Favorite Prescription. If currency by legislation encouraging she’s overworked, nervous,or run-down,” became deathly sick. The sickness and there is only six miles to build continued to end of the voyage. the issue of more national bank she has new life and strength after using to connect with the Salmon river They returned to California on the this remarkable remedy. It ’ s a power notes Curious democratic policy. It is on the lowest pass in ful iuvigorating tonic and nerviue which steamer City of Pueblo. Fairchild road. was discovered and used by an eminent stumped California with M. M. Estee the county, and will be the best route T he Oregon City Enterprise has physician for many years, in all cases of in the last campaign. Fairchild is been investigating the proposition of “female complaints” and weaknesses. know-n to a good many McMinnville as it is mostly through an open For young girl» just entering womanhood ; country. It will be ready for travel the county court to buy a poor farm for women at the critical “change of life;” people. this fall." and placing the county’s paupers on in bearing-down sensations, periodical X» TELAniNA. it with a view of making a saving to pains, ulceration, inflammation, and every kindredailment.it effects perfect Wm. Barber has been quite sick the county in this item of expense. and permanent cures. with the tonsiletus of the throat. As a result of this investigation it When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, He is able to be about again. McRinaville Produce JlarUet. finds that a poor farm for Clackamas Mr. Veech is up again, able to look When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, Reported by L. E. Walker. couuty at the present time, or for after his duties as landlord. When she became Mias, she clung to Castoria, 15@17 Mr. Ward Lamson the youngest When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, several years yet, would be a losing Oats........................................... ........................................ 42Jj son of Hon. Henry Lamson com venture to the county. The county Wheat Butter ...................................... 35 menced clerking for the firm of court of Yamhill has had this same Eggs................................................ 22@25 Kershaw & Fundman last Monday. matter under advisement off and on Chickens ................................. $1 25@2 40 He is well qualified for the position Turkeys.................................... 6c a ft> for several years, and the conclusion Ducks......................................... $3.00 beiug a graduate of the Monmouth was the same. There may come a Potatoes per sack .................... 35 college. We wish you success. Mr. Chas. Douglas has purchased $3.50 time, perhaps, when economical Dressed Hogs........................... Veal ....... .............. ... $4.00 the hotel. management will justify the purchase Prof. Magers and wife visited with RETAIL MARKET. and equipment of a poor farm, but [ Timothy hay ....................... $6.50 ' Mr. Kirkwood of Mill Creek last Sun- $5 | day. never with the thought of it being Oats and cheat........................... ................... $3@$3.50 Mrs. Fundmau and Miss Maud self-sustaining when individual farm Baled Straw Mixed Chop ........................... $15.50 Gentry visited with relatives last ownership and management fails to Wheat Chop......... .................. $18 Saturday, and Sunday at Perrydale. $14 return a profit on the investment. . Shorts....................... Mr. Arenburg has taken a contract ............................. $18 cutting logs for Ira Stevens mill. Served in Every Style As the Enterprise remarks, “no one Middlings Bran......................................... $12 Our pioneer blacksmith Mr. Breeding ever heard of one that was self-sus L. E. Walker will buy all your pro Or by the Can at his place in the shop. taining or even made a respectable duce, paving the highest price in cash takes Prof. C. C. Linden of Sheridan the market will justify. He will sell showing in meeting its expenses." you flour, feed, hay, oats, field and gar came up on Thanksgiving to visit On the other hand poor farm manage den seeds as cheap as any other dealer. with friends. The Thanksgiving dance proved to ment is not infrequently heard of as D street south of First National Bank. He also carries a full line of Graham in a prolific source of scandal and abuse. small sacks, buckwheat, corn meal, be quite successful. Good music was furnished by Prof. Newell’s orchestra In considering any poor farm wheatlets.etc. of Sheridan. proposition it should be borne in I. Daugherty, Agt. Sheridan land mind that the past two years do not The Mount Lebanon Shakers recently Co. spent Thanksgiving with parents. a great deed of charity, al Mrs. Lulu Lamson visited with represent normal conditions. Times performed Candies, Fruits and Nuts of the though it was not designed as a charity, parents last Saturday and Sunday. have been hard and pauper expenses being nothing more nor les6 than an ad Choicest varieties. Mr. Trullinger has completed his vertising scheme. It however resulted correspondingly large. Cigars and Tobacco. in great good just the same. They gave work in the grist mill here and re away 1,000 bottles of their Digestive Cor turned home in Oregon City Dec. 3. Mr. Cornet of Portland was in CI'RREXT NOTE AND COJITIEMT. dial to those suffering from stomach de town last week buying up cattle for rangements. South Side Third Street. It was so effective in curing those who the Portland market. The partial failure of the Russian used the remedy that they were loud in and Argentine Republic's wheat crop their praises of it and in consequence a FROM THE COUNTY PRESS. is going to help and even boom large demand for the cordial was at once Amity Blade. American wheat before another crop created. The druggists of this town have little /J comes.— Inter Ocean. Geo. Patty of this city and Miss books that tell all about it. Digestive J Cordial creates an appetite, aids digestion Anna Middleton of Polk county were A deficit of ten millions is the and brings about a rapid increase in flesh J ■■ united in the holy bonds of wedlock most striking feature of Professor and strength. in the Presbyterian church at Dallas ■ ■ Wilson's report as postmaster gener This year my stock is larger than ever by Rev. Whiteman, the pastor, on Laxol is the name of a palatable Castor al. The people under tariff reform and my motto The best goods for the least Oil. Just the thing for children. money, will be fully maintained. Wednesday, Nov. 26th, 1895. They feel too poor even to write letters. I wish to call your especial attention to my came to this city. Wednesday even Thirty thousand troops have just COENTY COCRT. ing and yesterday George was around Real Fire Opal Rings, left Spain for Cuba, which is another treating his many friends w-ho all Emma J Perkins vs J J Roberts et al. step toward the bankruptcy of the solid gold mountings, from $2.25 up. and 4 join in hearty congratulations. moderate priced diamond rings from 83.50 4 former, but probably not toward the Action for money. Judgment for plff for up. A full line of George has been known here as a subjugation of the latter.—N. Y. Tri want of answer, and attached property 4 rustliDg farmer worthy of confidence ordered sold. bune. Chains, Necklaces, Scarf and 4 J C Braly vs J W Newton et al. Ac and his friends will gladly welcome Stick Pins. Brooches, Cuff Congress will have a kind word tion for money. Judgment for plff for the happy bride to their society. Buttons, Lockets, Charms, 4 for Cuba, and possibly something want of answer. Attached property or Hairpins, Emblem pins, etc. -< North Yamhill Record else, or it will fail to represent the dered sold, execution to be stayed until Four children of Mrs. R. R. Laugh Be »sire and ask for tickets with every American people. Congress will be Nov. 1,1896, by agreement of parties. purchase. You may be the lucky per lin have been sick the past week *■ SI P A Bates vs SamlCreeon. Action for son to get that elegant 5 piece teaset. powerless, however, without the aid 4 of the occupant of the White house. money. Judgment for plff for want of with scarlet fever. They are im proving at present. answer. Three times as many American Engvart From admitted to citizenship Carlton has a Chautauqua and Win. F. Dielschneider, 4 horses have been sold in England this in open court. literary society that is furnishing Jeweler. year as were called for in 1894, and the people of that little village many Two Doors Below P. O. Probate Court. their average price at the ports pleasant and instructive hours these 1 of shipment has been $155. They I Dec. 3—Estate of J H Hollister. Re long evenings. are used chiefly for draught in Lon port of Bale of real property confirmed. Sheridan Sun don. There is a future for horses Dec. 3—Estate of W T Jones. Final account approved. Executrix discharged Wm. DeHaven is setting out a lot that are fine animals and suited to more trees in his orchard east of commercial and military uses.— and bondsmen exonerated. town. Globe Democrat. WH1TESON. Commissioner Henderson did a The words spoken by Governor Eld. Campbell of McMinnville will good job in repairing the bridge over Bought at the Greenhalge of Massachusetts the begin a series of revival meetings at other day are worthy of all remem the church in this place Monday even the Yamhill at this place. Lowest Prices, Hon. H. S. Maloney, who is visiting brance. It was well, he said, to heed ing next. and before the James Glover started Monday at Pate's Hill, Tennessee,writes that the warning of Washington against “entangling alliances.” “But let us afternoon for Idaho, where he will he will return home about January rise in leather. make his home with an uncle who 1st, next. be careful that we do not, in a nega resides in that state. The acreage of fall grain in this tive and supine way, make entang Mrs.Connawav returned Wednesday ling alliances with crime and murder, to her home at Dallas after a pleasant section will be much less than that visit with friends here since Monday. of last year. The dry fall is the rapine and torture.” Last Friday night the express cause of the falling off in acreage. And embracing The United States' life saving ser office at this place was entered and Owiug to the fact that the times all the latest vice, like the postoffice department, the safe robbed of about $75. None will not warrant the publication of a is one of those institutions that per of the locks were broken and there styles combined 6even column paper in Sheridan, the forms its duties with the highest is no clue to the robbers. These with wearing robberies are becoming altogether too Sun appears this week one column efficiency and fidelity. Last year numerous and should the guilty are less than formerly. We expect to qualities, the government life-savers rescued parties be apprehended, they should some of the ad give just as good a paper if it is done 5382 persons and saved prop be summarily dealt with. vantages you get Wm. Breidenstein left last week up in smaller packages. erty valued at *9,145,085. The when d e a ling for Portland where he has secured Newberg Graphic. total number of lives saved since employment for the winter. with me. 1871 is 67.258. which is about the A. Bowman and Wm. McCullom strength of the Union army at Get A son was born to the wife of Maine would like for the parties who car DIELSCHNEIDER. tysburg. ried off their harness to return the Berry on the 27th ult. BOOTS & SHOES. same as soon as convenient. Wm. The republican candidate for chiefI Clarence Irvine left last Saturday to Sign of the Big Boot. Hunter has missed some honey from justice of the supreme court in Kan- tase in the sights of San Francisco. Yamhill County Reporter. Inflammatory Rheuniatisir Hood’s Cures ; Encouraged at success of last week’s We display as much as possible of for this week’s sale, aud mark what we regard as exceptionally low prices on all Suits or Garments. Here is a Hummer ! We bought in New York 200 packages of needles, 25 in a package, assorted sizes, aud offer them at One Cent a paper for this week. Don't take up time to ask our clerks whether these needles have points or eyes—they don’t know. All we can say toward recommending them is, We have decided to commence our Annual 30 Day Sale to- day and give you a chance to lay in your winter s supplies and buy with save money. We • ----- cash, - , therefore quote you some o prices, which are all right for cash only. 20 lbs granulated sugar g i 21 lbs extra C i 41.2 lbs green coffee No. 1 i 4 lbs good lloast 1 l>ox Irvine’s Savon Soap 10 bars Savon i 20 lbs No. 1 Rice........... Syrup per keg (5 gal)........... i o Syrup, best Rock Candy5 gal 4 ll>s Soda ........... ............. Case oil |>er ein .............. 1 Fill 5-gal Jacket 1 00 03 35 lbs No. 1 beans............ 25 OJ ? ) 5 long-bar Toilet Soap 20 ft) 3 lb pkg Gold Dust................ 25 00 3 cans Tomatoes 25 75 3 cans Corn 45 25 50 lbs liest Liverpool Salt 85 00 100 lbs 15 25 Best Table Peaches per can 20 15 Field’s Oysters, 2-lb can 25 25 Corn Starch, 3 for................. 15 I T!>e Boss Bread of the county 25 8 loaves for........................ IMI ° Q 3 We have also a nice line of Crockery and Glassware, which o o we offer some good prices on. J. P. IRVINE & SON. o ,JULV.JlJUUUULOJLfijD JUUULÖJLJUUL BOOKS ! Selected from the leading publishers of the country and now arriving, singly and in sets at lowest current prices. Teachers’ Bibles, Xmas Cards, & Booklets A handsome Celluloid and Silk plush Photo Album for 75c. Note some special Vols.: Trilby. Beu Hur, The Prince of Ind ia. Iron Express Wagons $1.25 to $2.75. Green's Hist, of Eng. People, THEY ARE CHEAP! Doll Carriages 75c to $2.50. Geo. Eber's works, Full Line of Classics from 25c Special low prices on Jewelry and per vol. upward. Plated Ware. —AT— C. GRISSEN’5, If none of the above suits we are displaying a line of goods especially for Thanksgiving parties, etc. BLANKETS, With some advance Holiday’ Goods, which are just now coining in. M c M innville , or . Sixth Annua! 20 Per Cent. Discount Sale ! (• Commencing Tuesday, November 19th, and will continue Until January /, 1896. SANTA Everyone knows and is satisfied that we al ways do just what we say. Our goods are marked in plain figures. Every dollar’s worth of goods you purchase at this sale you get CLAUS HAS COME 20 Cents Off, And left his with the exception of Ladies’ Mackintoshes, Rub ber Boots and Shoes, Sheeting and Calicoes. Xmas Cards, Novelties Books, OUR BOOTS AND SHOES Only 15 per cent off, as we carry the best brands in the market. Our Stock Consists of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Ladies' & Children's Capes and Jackets. and hundreds of other things Jewelry F. •o BOOKS! Cheap Good stlie people want, Confectionery! Well Selected o GROCERIES AT HAT A2SLD CAP SALI Oysters A Large Stock C» FOR 30 DAYS. Fresh T. fl. White, - —. oí Little Prices New Feature hi Business Here 3 A Little List 'NOVELTY AT THE We surely have the best quality and best selected goods that ever came to McMinnville. Come earl.v and secure your sizes and styles. Book and Stationery Store R. JACOBSON. Where you can see the Finest Line of HOLIDAY GOODS in the county. Remember at The Novelty All kinds of Fine, Difficult and old Watches re paired and made to run as good as new at A. H. PAPE D. A. SMITH'S — NEW— OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. The MeMinnville Steam Laundry WM. LAMBERT, PROPRIETOR. FamHy * Always up to the times. All work Guaranteed. •• HARDWARE, CARVING KNIVES, SILVER KNIVES and FORKS SILVER SPOONS, POCKET CUTLERY, Best in town RAZORS of Best Quality, GUNS and AMMUNITION Prices always reasonable. Work a Specialty. BUHNS.& DflfiIELiS= Have an immense stock of furniture. They have to keep a big stock, because they have a large territory to supply. Prices on everything in our store are surprisingly cheap just now. If you want proof of this, come in and price the goods. WALL PAPER. HODSON’S. All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry for sale at hard times prices. Jeoielry Store * * * Recently improved by introduction of the most modern machin ery. Special for the Holiday Trade at UNDERTAKER’S SUPPLIES. For Sportsmen, and many other articles of standard value. S. WILSON C ity S tables , (Third Street, between E and F.) WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors. S. WILiSON, manager. ---------------------------------- 11*11-------------------------— Every thing first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or mouth. Commercial Travelers Convey ed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call.