VOL. XXVITl. Entered at the Postoffice in McMinnville, as Second class matter. M’MINNVILLE, ORE., FRIDAY, JAN. 28,1898. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HESOl.l TIONS. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 12.00 PER YEAR. Ono Dollar if paid in advance, Single numbers live cents. NO. 6. A Worthy Home Institution. Royal makes the food pure, The quarterly report of the Oregon Fire wholesome sud dsli rises, The following road supervisors were ap­ Relief Association is out and shows the pointed: District No. 24, I. M. Martin; association to bo in a very flourishing district 17, A. M. Waddel; district 16, condition. The rapid growth it is making Frauk Stout; district 23, P. C. Thoma­ Text: “I am resolved what to do.”— indicates that the public appreciates the Luke, 16:4. son. good work it is doing. The association is The unjust stewart was iu perplexity. Iu the matter of a reward for the arrest backed by more than 5000 property own­ of the person or persons who murdered He had been put out of the stewardship, ers, which makes it the strongest finan­ and he was at a loss to know what to do. G jo . Sager. Ordered and adjudged by the cial institution in the state, and one of court that a reward of $250 be and the | He said: “I cannot dig, to beg I am which the promoters might well be proud. same is hereby offered by the court for ashamed;” aud finally after considering The members are obtaining the very best the arrest and conviction of the person or the whole situation, be said with decision, and safest of fire insurance at a very persons who killed the said Geo. Sager. “I am resolved what to do.” The one trifling costas compared to the rates of great lesson which many of us need to In the matter of the appointment of learn is the lesson of resolution. We are the insurance trust. The association was judges and clerks of election for two to a very large extent the arbiters of our organized in 1891, and since that time it years. Ordered and adjudged by the own fortune; we choose our own course; has paid 24 losses promptly and levied court that the following persons be and we decide our own destiny. God governs but two assessments, which aggregate from the Republican, tMumbue, Inti. they are hereby appointed as judges and the universe, but He governs it by law. only 30 per cent of the cost of a single I and watery, and net 'otnplexion became (al ­ Whit« in the neighborhood of Rugby, Indiana, recently, a reporter was told that low and colorless. She had no strength, and clerks of election for the ensiling two Iu accordance with His laws, we may years’ insurance with the insurance trust. Mias Clara Hopkins, daughter of Mr. Dennis the least noise irrir ed her, she was so ner- years, the first named judge to be chair­ Few persons are in a position to carry choose our own way. We should take Hopkins, a prominent farmer of Bartho­ vous. We bad auuther physician, and he noval suono powoss oo., naw vox*. their own insurance and run the risk of lomew County, had been the subject of a treated her steadily for a year without doing man in each precinct: control of ourselves ; we should pilot our remarkable transformation. The reporter her any good. In fact, it seemed that she losing iu a single night what it has taken Amity—G. M. Allen, Thos. Henderson, own craft. God’s winds and waves and deciiled to investigate aud learn the par­ was continually beooming worse. He finally ticulars. He was driven to Mr. Hopkins’ gave up the case as hopeless, and advised E. P. Wallace, judges; Claude Williams, tides will bear us on to the peaceful port them years to accumulate. To pay the Cook School Notes. rates of the insurance trust is a heavy splendid country home, where he had an us to get Dr. Williams* Pink Pills for Pale Geo. W. Briedwell, clerks. An unusual visitor, snow. ' if we know how to direct our vessel and interesting conversation with that gentleman People for her, as he said that they were the burden and a great drain to our state, but only thing that would benefit her. regarding the illness of bis only daughter. Bellevue—John Henderson, D. B. utilize these forces. The same winds and Several absent marks are reported this “ I procured a couple of boxes of the pills, by means of the O. F. R. A. the loss of "You have been correctly informed,” said Air. Hopkins, "for Clara has indeed hau a and fouud that their use helped her con­ Kiugery, A.J.Houek, judges; Newt Bran­ I tides may drive us upon the rocks and one risk is distributed among more than week. severe siege. She tried Dr. Williams’ Pink siderably. She kept on taking them till she son, Wm. Gunniug, clerks. shoals if we thoughtlessly drift without x Cynda Harris has dropped her studies 7000 others, so that it becomes a burden Pills for Pale People and they did her more used about a doaeu box««, with the result Baker Creek—David Stout, C. D. John­ aim or purpose. A great many people to no one, but on the other hand, it be­ in the 8th grade. good than all other medicines together that she that she was entirely well, and since then ever took. A few boxes of that medicine there has been no symptoms whatever, of her son, Henry Gee, judges; Al. Snyder, J. drift. They are devoid of resolution. comes a pleasure to feel that the few Two tardy marks in three years is bet­ accomplish'd the cure of a case in a few old trouble. Dr. Williams’ Piuk Pills are They have no purpose; they are the vic­ months which hud baffled physicians for certainly a wonderful medicine, which did a F. Wisecarver, clerks. cents that you pay replaces the home of ter than three tardy marks in a half day. wonderful good in Clara’s oaae, doing what years. Carlton—D. W. Laughlin, Wm. Mann­ tims of chance and circumstance. some unfortunate member. “About three years ago her health began several physioianB failed to accomplish.” Among the visitors for the last week Many people belong to a certain All tne elements necessary to give new life ing, Asa Kelsey, judges; F. M. York, J. to fail. The doctor who attended her said this has been our ontire board of directors, church, or to a certain party or sect with­ was caused by weak digestion. This produced land richness to the blood and restore shatter­ T. Fryer, clerks. Columbus School Notes. nervousness,which was accompanied by neu­ ed nerves are contained, in a condensed Rev. Aleridge, Mrs. M. B. Hendrick, Checowen—D. P. Trullinger, T. M. out knowing why they do so. Their re­ Director Hunsaker was a visitor Tues- Mm. E. Briedwell and Misses Cook and ralgic troubles, which at first was located in form, in Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale the nerves about the heart. Of course this People. They are also a specific for trou­ Laughliu, T. W. Perry, judges; A. D. lationships are not due to careful inves­ day morniug. Masterson, also County School Supt. was a dangerous location for any such trouble, bles peculiar to females, such as suppres­ tigation and choice, but to accident. They and she rapidly grew worse, notwithstanding sions, irregularities and all forma of weak­ Runnels, Richard Baird, clerks. Guy Bryan was given a surprise party Prentiss. fiud themselves in certain situations by that the physician was treating her. This ness. In men they effect a radical cure Dundee—Uriah Badlev, S. L. Parrett, continued till a year ago last November, ar in all cases arising from mental worry, chance of birth and they do not seem to Tuesday evening. Directors Irvine and Nelson, accompa­ which time she w as almost constantly confined overwork or exoesses of whatever nature. N. Livengood, judges; John Dunstan, E. Several pupils are absent from school nied by Rev. Aleridge, paid us a visit think that they have the power to change Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold in boxes S. Greer, clerks. to her bed. on account of the measels. “The neuralgia became gradually worse, (never in loose bulk) at 50 cents a box or six last Tuesday morning. Both directors West Dayton—8. R. Baxter, B. Gabriel, their circumstances if they will. Such and finally she was a confirmed victim to it. boxes for $2.50, and way be had of all drug­ made a short speech aud then Mr. Irvine people are like dead driftwood ; whether George Adams and Everette Latourette "Nervous prostration set in, ami she was gists, or direct by mail from Dr. Williams’ W. H. Fletcher, judges; J. W. Fletcher, called upon Rev. Aleridge who respond- visited school on Wednesday. loon all iuu down. Her blood was impure Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. they be borne along by the current, or Henry Bertram, clerks. The pupils, both large and small, have ed with a ahort BPeech> stating that he East Daytou—Wm. Clemens, J. T. left high and dry upon soma sterile strand, it is all the same to them ; they beeu enjoyiug the snow, and will proba- waB really proud to think that we have Gowdy, J. E. Todd, judges; Ed Aider­ such good schools in McMinnville. exercise no control over their own fort­ bly enjoy bad colds later. man, J. G. Lewis, clerks. unes. They simply drift; they lack Fairlawn—S. C. Pearson, Peter Fel­ The 10th grade finished physical geog­ raphy Tuesday, and are now reviewing There is more Catarrh in this section lows, Alex Reid judges; John Handley, resolution. of the country than all other diseases put Good resolutions precede good deeds. for their final examination. T. J. Rowland, clerks. together,and until the last few years was Lafayette—R. P. Bird, J. E. Hubbard, No good thing was ever accomplished Last Friday professor offered a prize to supposed to be incurable. For a great without a good resolution preceding. H. E. Mosier, judges; J. L. Vickery, the pupils of the 10th grade who would Having bought the Some people do not believe in making work a certain problem in algebra. There many years doctors pronounced it a local John Dixon, clerks. North McMinnville—A. J. Apperson, resolutions. I do. They say, “The way were two in the class worked the prob­ disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cute with Wm. Campbell, J. D. Baker, judges; J. to bell is paved with good resolutions.” lem. local treatment, pronounced it incurable. That may be true, but it is also true that W. Hobbs, Bert Millsap, clerks. The new officers of the literary society Science has proven catarrh to be a con­ the way to heaven is paved with good We intend to run an up -to-date drugstore South McMinnville—J. W. Gault, R. are: Lester Neal, president; Ray Wise­ stitutional disease and therefore requires WE CAN COMPOUND YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS A3 ACCURATELY AND AS L. Conner, Hi Rummel, judges; J. O. resolutions. The difference is that the carver, vice president; Louisa Maloney, constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca­ SKILLFULLY AS ANYONE. way to hell is paved with the fragments Rogers, M. Richardson, clerks. secretary; Mira Owens, treasurer; Joe tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. ’S Our stock of CHRISTMAS PERFUMES is full and of the best. North Newberg—J. L. Hoskins, F. H. of resolutions which have been broken Neal, Marshal. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Our line of COMBS, BRUSIIES and other toilet articles Is complete Story, H. G. Fox, judges ; A. P. Oliver, by blind impulse, while the way to constitutional cure on the market. It is We carry the leading brands of cough syrups and Patent medicine and ask for heaven is paved with good resolutions When You Have a Bad Cold S. J. Lashier, clerks. a share of your patronage. taken internally in doses from 10 drop* South Newberg—Noah Heater, John T. which have been kept, every one. You want the best medicine that can There must be decision iu the charac­ be obtained, and that is Chamberlain’s to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the Smith, J. C. McCrea, judges; B. C. ter. Irresolute people are predestined to Cough Remedy. You want a remedy blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Miles, Frank Jones, clerks. failure by the very fact of their irresolu­ that will not only give quick relief but They offer one hundred dollars for any South Sheridan—T. N. Graves, John case it fails to cure. Send for circulars Bones, J. F. Wilson, judges; C. B. La- tion. They are as ships without rudder, effect a permanent cure. You want a and testmonials. Address, helm or pilot, the victims of every way ­ toilette, J. W. Buster, clerks. remedy that will relieve the lungs and F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. North Sheridan—H. H. Winslow, Isaac ward wind and idle wave. keep expectoration easy. You want a Sold by druggists, 75c. Resolutions may be good or bad. I Daugherty, Isaac Lambright, judges; R. remedy that will counteract any ten­ was once engaged in a revival meeting dency toward pneumonia. You want a L. Bewley, P. M. Churchman clerks. WILLAMINA. North Yamhill—C.Obye, C. R. Brown, when many young people were coming to remedy that is pleasant and safe to take. * C. V. Kuykendall, judges; C. H. Brown, Christ. Two young ladies who were Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is the only Mr. Oswald Grosser has been very sick “almost persuaded” shook hands and medicine in use that meets all of these J. T. Patterson, clerks. of typhoid fever for about three weeks, Willamette—Smith Stephens, Henry pledged each other that they would not requirements. This remedy is famous but is now recovering slowly. Hewitt, E. E. Antrim, judges, J. M. unite with the church during that meet­ for its cure of bad colds throughout the Politics is high. A few men here ing. They desired to remain in the world United States aud in many foreign Kirkwood, T. T. Parker, clerks. It is radically Republican, advocating J* J* But it can always be relied on J 4» West Chehalem—Geo. Vinton, J. P. a while longer and in order to strengthen countries. It has many rivals, but, for would like to run for representative on the cardinal doctrines ox that party for fair and honest reports of all po- ■ with ability and earnestnesso* ¿J-Jt litical tnovcments0*o*0*0*0*0*0*J*O* • Johnsen, L. W. Harger, judges; A. P. themselves against the appeals of the the speedy and permanent cure of bad the republican ticket. Most of the vo­ - gospel, they made that resolution. How- colds, Btands without a peer and its splen­ ters of this precinct are opposed to J; H. Johnson, W. A. Wheeler, clerks. THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL Whiteson—A. M. Waddel, T. E. Con­ many others are doing the same! did qualities are everywhere admired Mitchell. THENEWSAND BEST CURRENT LITERATURE ner, Don C. Gates, judges; Chas. Cha­ Obstinately resisting all saving influen­ and praised. For sale by 8. Howorth T..e second term of school in district ces ! A Co. ney, C. W. Bennett, clerks. 37 commencerl Monday, the 17th, with it Is Morally Clean and as a Family Paper Is Without a Peer. Resolutions fix standards of character. Willamina—Ed Lamson, Al Dundas, 8 ■ an attendance of 30—a very good atten­ Carat ot Thanks. The man who has no purpose makes no Phil Fendall, judges; H. Z. Foster, John dance considering the mountain roads The Literature of its columns is We desire to express our appreciation progress. We grow toward our ideals. :■ Schaler, clerks. A equal to that of the best maga­ and sincere thanks to the people ot Mc­ and inclement weather. The largest If we have no ideals we do not grow at Iu the matter of the tax levy for 1897. zines. It is interesting to the chil­ Minnville and vicinity for the kindness daily attendance last term was 29. ■ It is ordered by the court that the levy all. Every step upward which you have and courtesy showu us during our late • 8 dren as well as the parents......... At our literary society Saturday even­ for the taxes of 1897 be and it is made as ever taken has beeu due to a good bereavement. ing the labor question was discussed by resolution, formed and executed. Re ­ 8 follows: *T*HE INTER OCEAN is a WESTERN NEWSPAPER, Governor Wood and Mr. Welch. It was W m . B lack and F amily . pentance itself is resolution. Reforma­ I and while it brings to the family THE NEWS OF 8 State tax............................... .. 3%mills tion s decided that union labor was a detri­ is properly the fruit of repentance. THE WORLD and gives its readers the best and ablest County tax.......................... .. .5^ “ Real Estate Transtors. ment to the country. The question for discussions of all questions of the day, it is in full sympathy Repentance is the deep and absolute re­ School tax........................... Week ending Jan. 25th. with the ideas and aspirations of Western people and discussion on the 22d is, “Resolved, solve, registered in your innermost soul, discusses literature and politics from the Western standpoint.0*0* That H. W. Corbett should be seated in Total.......................... . . . .. Hamills | that you will lead a new life, and works Jacob Grauer et ux to Jule Ego 20 a pt Jno Welch die t3r 2. $ 400 the U. S. senate. •■2JVS SI.OO PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR $1.00 •■«■•«S bills allowed . of righteousness follow as the legitimate Jno Blum A wf to John McLeod60 S |R I B THE DAILY AND SUNDAY LDITIOHS OF THE ■ IN I ■ J W Martin supervisor’s salary $ 54 00 result. I a pt Wm Doughty d 1 c.............. 1130 • JL I • INTER OCEAN ARE BEST OF THEIR KIND. « Jk | » The Condition In India- I c it Before Christ came the world was David I^no .. 79 00 Union Lodge No. 43 A F4 AM to f BllS Price of Daily by mall............... tl.00 per year 5 || » £ il it D ear E ditor : May I ask that ths fol­ drifting ; but when life and immortality A M Waddel .. 71 Ö0 E B Z Price of Sunday by mall . . *3 OO per year — A ■ Am Shadden n bf Iot3u2 Masonic I« it lowing be published? Many times was J TT q Daily and Sunday by mall gB.OO per year q TT q Duncan Ross .. 26 00 were brought to light by resurrection of cemetery . ................................... 11 I asked last year whether the heavy fam­ < c