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John Rice of Hillsboro is in the city organization or as a public official, shall at the request of two-thirds of this week. The (»range store shipped two earloads the party in his precinct, county, F. II. HUtMIAHI, IrtitorA I’ropr district or state, step down and out.’’ ■ of potatoes to Portland yesterday. JL G. ECKHAJ, Avvedale Editor. With regard to fusion the conven The heavy frosts of the past week have tion spoke as follows: “While we are destroyed the peach blooms that were As usual are opening up utterly opposed to fusion, and know out early, but other buds seem so far un Subscription $1.00 Per Year au active Spring Trade in T he prohibitionists claim that the that it has brought dissension in our injured. The burning out of a chimney on Mrs. reform they stand for can never r be ranks, we recognize the fact that ADVERTISING RATES. Henry Shailden’s house brought out the accomplished as long as men vote many who favored it did so in the Reading notice»«in local columns 10 cents per line for first week and 5 cents per lino thereafter. with either of the old parties. There sincere belief that it was best for the1 lire companies yesterday, and gave them And all Lincs of Hardware. Display advertisements, annuul rates, one inch an opportunity to muddy their hose. No per month 81; each additional inch 50 cents per is good evidence that decided pro country and the party; but while | damage resulted. month. Obituary and marriage notices net exceeding gress has been made along the line holding these views, we declare? that 10 lines published free, if hirnhhed in time to of their desires within the past sixty no convention, caucus or committee There are three little things which do be current news. Additional matter lb cent“ per line. More sold already this year than during all years, and while it has been largely of our party shall ever again bind us more work than any other three little a matter of education, in teaching the to any fusion agreement with either things created—they are the ant, the bee of last. They go like hot cakes, because awful effects, direct and indirect, of the democratic or republican party. and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers,the last FRIDAY, MAR. 25, 1898. the price is low and the quality equal to the being the famous little pills for stomach tin* drink habit, and placing about it With the ante election promises in and best. liver troubles. Hill’s Pharmacy. a consequent ban of disgrace, much favor of free silver still ringing in KEPI HI.KAN STATE CONVEN /Gendron, A Wandering Willie, who came from I ION. of the reform accomplished has been the people’s ears, the democratic leg Four I Reliance, the south and was making his way north, through the republican party. In islatures of five states defeated bills Kinds bound for Skagway or any other old A republican convention for the state of Or Crescent, egon is hereby called to meet in the city nt As some very excellent papers just pub to prohibit the making of gold con- place, called at a house on Spring street ( toria on • iiiiriluy, April M, 1-98, »it I I m * hour of lished in the Youths’Companion from Crawford. tracts.” 11 o’clock a. iu., fur tlie purpose of nominating in Ashland for a “handout" recently. candidates for state and district oilices, except the pen of Senator George F. Hoar, I “Why don't you work at some trade, in eongreatnnen, and to transact uoh othej train Full Line of Fishing Tackle. See us for bargains. toiiiK It Alone Financially. ness as may properly come before said conven we find the following evidence of stead of tramping around the country?” tion. The convention Mill consist of 285 dele Iii the last presidential campaign said the housewife at tte home. “Trade, gates, apportioned among the several counties progress: “The sound of the toddy of the slate as follows : much was heard of a financial declar madam, Haid the tramp haughtily, “I’m 6 Baker Lune 12 stick wig; hardly interrupted in the 7 Benton Linn.............. 12 ation of independence. Some great a professional man.” “ What profession,” cluckainas 15 Lincoln 4 bar room inside from morning til! 10 Malheur. ClalHop .... 3 night. The temperance reform had advantages, by no means clearly de interrogated the lady. “Well, just now . 6 Marion Columbia 20 w <> 7 C ooh . Morrow 1 not made great headway in my fined, were expected to result from I’m an ‘after-dinner speaker,’ ” and his 4 60 4» « ro«»k Multnomah . “Men may come, and men may go, ♦» impudent wit got him bis meal. ’ *urry. Folk . 8 youthful days. It was not uncommon the adoption of an isolated currency go on forever,”—said Tennysonconcerning the river. 4> Dougin* 11 Sherman .. 3 Tillamook Gilliam 4 . 5 to see farmers, bearing names high standard of our own, obliging the 4» < uant Umatilla . ft 11 Another Dream. world to conform or suffer the con 4» Harney 3 Union. ... 8 ly respected in the town, lying drunk 8 ‘ W allow«. To the E ditor —After reading Harry 3 Jackson 41» sequences. The Chicago platform Josephine .........5 i Wasco.. . 10 by the road side on a summer after 4> full Klamath. . 3 Wanhiiivton .12 noon, or straggling along the streets. embodied the idea in these resound Watkins’ dream about a hell Yamhili. Lake .. ......... 3 10 4» I ing words: “We demand the free and J of republicans iny mind was refreshed The Mirne being one delegate at large fur _ _ _ each ___ 4» 1 with a dream I had on .Saturday night county and one delegate for each 200 vote« and The unpainted farm houses and barns Or fraction thereof of 50 votes or over as cast for had their broken windows stuffed unlimited coinage of both silver and 4» after the reformersf?) met in conven Wm. McKinley at the presidential election held 4» in November, 1806 with old bats or garments. I have gold at the present legal ratio of 16 tion. I dreamed that I too took a trip to The committee recommends that the prima 4* to 1 without waiting for the aid or the realms of his satanic majesty. 1 was ries be held on Saturday, April 2d, and the heard Nathan Brooks, who delivered 4* county conventions on Wednesday, April Cth. consent of any other nation. We de met very naturally by his majesty. Af- 1898, unless otherwise ordered by the .several the first temperance lecture in the 4» county committees. mand that the standard silver dollar ■ ter a bath in the river Styx and a briin- town, at the request of the select ♦f Yatnhillers tnay go, but we remain to supply your 4*> SOL KIRSCH, Chairman. O. N. DENNY, Secretary. 4» ♦f men, say that after it was over he shall be a full legal tender equally | stone sling, I was questioned about the wants in the Grocery line. Among Portland, Feb. 2, 1898. è» condition of affairs at McMinnville. I with gold for all debts, public and and the selectmen and some of the these wants will be 4» ♦f gave the news as best I could, but it did FIRST IIIVI KK T (inVIXTIOV private, and we favor such legislation principle citizens went over to the ♦t 4> not seem to be of any consequence, until tavern, and each took a mug of flip.’’ as will prevent for the future the I mentioned the reform (?) movement .4» A republican convention for the first con- demonetization of any kind of legal j 4» gresBional district of Oregon is hereby called All temperance reform we know any and that the reformers were making a to meet in the city of Eugene, on Monday, April 4» tender money by private contract. ” | thing about which has come through 11th, 1898, at the hour of 2 .30 o’clock u in., tor great deal of noise about the wickedness 4> the purpose of nominating a candidate for legislative action, has been by the In the avalanche of public speaking of others. This enraged him and set congress lor the first congressional dis 4* I that marked the campaign no phrase him to frothing at the mouth, and he trict of Oregon, and to transact such other vote of the republican party. Pro ♦f 4» business as may properly come before said con vention. The convention will consist of 145 hibition 4» in Maine, prohibition in of the silverites was delivered with a wagged his great transparent tailand his .lfelegatea, apportioned amoni ng the several coun- J* tic of the first district as . .ullows fol Iowa, prohibition in Kansas—all due more swelling emphasis than “with nostrils smoked like a tar kiln. How it ~ 7 " Lincoln ' Benton 4 Clackamas Maine, a solid repub out the aid or consent of any other frightened me when he roared out like a 16 Lane. 12 to this source. i* 12 Coot......... , 7 Linn ........... maintains prohibition. nation.” There was something in it lion: Marion Curry. 3 . .20 lican state, 4» “ Jubilo, bring out my horse, Black Douglas Polk 8 11 Iowa, given over to the democrats, supposed to put all other countries ♦f J ackaon .. K Tillamook Piince! Jubiling, get my saddle and Josephine. 12 defeated the law. Washington. 6 4> Kansas, largely in the background with one wave of Isjots ready, I must go up and see about Klamath . 3 Yamhill. 10 the oratorical arm, and it was al . 3 Lake given over to populist rule, is threat thia reform movement. I wonder what The same being one delegate at large for each county and one delegate for each 200 voters and ened by this party with resubmission, ways good for a big round of free my agent, ‘Union of Forces’ is doing that fraction thereof of fifty or over, as cast for W*m. coinage applause. McKinley, at tiie presidential election held in which means they desire to vote he does not stop it.” I fairly trembled to ♦i November, 1896. Less than two years have passed ace him draw on those red hot boots. He The com in it tee recommends that the prima against keeping the law on the The country will not be depopulated, and those ries be held on Saturday, April 2d, nnd the conn *í» The prohibitionists make and we find ourselves involved in a questioned me further concerning the ty convention on Wednesday, April 6, 1898, tin statute. remaining must live. ft serious foreign controversy. The particulars. I told him it was a po ♦j iest» otherwise ordered by the several commit one great error. They forget that tees. K. J. HENDRICKS, Chairman. ♦f 4* J. A. WILSON, Secretary Necessaries of life cheapest at our Grocery. the ultra reform they seek is, in the great conception of cutting loose litical movement. He was astonished. ft ft nature of human events and in the from all the rest of creation will be “What, a reform in politics! Hurry HEPIHLKAN COUNTY < ON VEN » TION. light of all history, the gradual work admitted, at present, to be quite im- up with my horse or I’ll be too late. You | practicable. We might have been don’t think they mean it?'' 4* of centuries. Duty, then, lies with A republican convention for Yamhill county, 4* willing to sell our products on a sil “Yes, I do, there are two or three Oregon, is hereby called to met I. at McMinn thut. party in favor of restrictive preachers heading the movement, and it ville, Oregon, Wednesday, April 6th. 1898, at 11 ver basis, but other nations take a o’clock a in. for the purpose of electing ten del measures on the liquor traffic, as op is sure to go.” egates to the republican »tate convention to be different view of their own trans “What, two or three preachers head held at Astoria, Orcgou, on Thursday, April 14, posed to that party which always 1898, and also ten delegates io the republican actions. It happens that it is greatly ing a political reform movement! Ha, district convention for th« first congressional has and will stand for free whisky. district of Oregon, to be held at Eugene, Ore Any other course is a waste of votes, to our interest to buy some foreign : ha, ha-a-a! Take back my horse, I won’t gon, on Monday, April II th, 189b The eon i vn- lion will consist of 171 d ilelegatcH ‘ apportioned ah if indeed it be not an uid to the ene- J I warships, not only to strengthen our ] need him. Take off tnv boote. I’ll go Signs Spring follows 8 Amity . 8 my, by weakening the strength of | navy, but even more to keep them back to Led. They’ll fix it!” Baker Creek Bellevue 4 Carlton 8 Convey a warning that certain ail out of the hands of an adversary. Of | I. L eft . . 8 Checowen . 5 your friend. Dundee.. ments—general debility, dy.speysia, E h nt Dayton 8 II West Dayton • kin diseases, rheumatism, Uv6r course the trade is for cash, and it is 1 8 Fairlawn. Lafayette 9 complaint«, etc., need attention. North McMinnville 9 to be noted that the two South McMinnvillo 11 Brazilian There isn’t anything better for a North Newberg . 12 Soulli Newberg blood purifier than our 11 ships cost in gold less than half the North Yamhill . 7 North Sheridan 9 Houth Sheridan Willamina 7 11 The middle-of-the-road populists amount that would have been de Dr. Lowe’s Sarsaparilla Willamette . ... 6 Went Chehalem f. Whiteaon 3 are having their way in Jack9on manded for them in silver. The same The primarioB lor the election of such delegates Nothing secret or mysterious about will be held in the «evet ai precincts at 2 o’clock county, anil the fusion idea has been is true of all war material purchased Discharge from Her Ears —Top it— simply Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, A» )> in. on Baturdav, April 2d, 1898. It is desirable Stilling!*, etc.—drugs you perhaps After in Europe. Gold passes anywhere that all republicans should attend such pri twice defeated in convention. of Her Head Broke out in know something about, and which maries and pariicipate in the election of dele arc recommended by all medical a chaotic scramble over the chair in the world at the coinage value, gate». JAMES MeCAIN, Chairman. works and physicians* Scrofulous Eruptions J. W HOBBS, Secretary man's rulings in cases of proxies and while silver is accepted only as Then it Is honestly nnd carefully made of the best drugs—like ev> rythitig else doubtful credentials, a number of fu- , bullion outside of the country where Grew Worse Under Treatment Till We that we make—and we give you a bigger bottle than you usually get unit charge but 76 cents for It. • T here has been no change in the sionists became so enraged that they ' it is coined. ♦ Gave Her Hood’s Sarsaparilla—-She r plan of sending the Maine report to had to seek tho open air. The Val If any one had taken the floor in Has Rosy Cheeks Now. Rogers Bros., Opposite R. Jacobson A Co, congress early next week, probably ley Record, a populist paper, thus the Chicago convention and sug ! Monday, accompanied by a message describes the thickest of the bolt: gested that the day might come when •• When my baby was two months Being declared unparliarnentary we should find it highly expedient from the president The prevailing old she cried night and day, and impression seems to be that the pres on their first proposition, and out to buy foreign warships in a hurry, * seemed to be in great pain. She had * HO FOR THE LAND OF GOLD! voted on their contention for the ident will intervene on behalf of Cu seating of disqualified delegates and he would have been howled down as a discharge from her ears, and the top X mvemnlov V? James E. Durham, who for the past 12 years has been in myemploy, ba on humane grounds, and will be proxies, and having already exhaust a visionary, and totally lacking in of her head broke out in scrofulous has decided to go to that land, and while 1 regret, that he has done bo , in effect that the present warfare in ed their vocabularyuof invective, the patriotism. He would have been eruptions. The doctor gave me some yet 1 wish him unbounded enccesB in his new venture. May his fond fusion leaders had to seek the fresh overwhelmed with shouts that the thing to stop the discharge and ease Cuba must cease. est and wildest dreams of gold lie realized. To the people of Yamhill air in order to cool oft. Bradshaw, County 1 wish to say, that as in the past 18 years 1 will at all times -------- • 9 +----- the pain, but his treatment did not proper thing under all circumstances, have GOOD, COMPETENT MEN in my lines of busines-., Tinning, an impulsive and unique character cure her and we were sorry to see As we go to press there is pros in Jackson county politics, rose and financially, at least, is to act "with I Plumbing, Rootiina, Guttering and Galvanized Cornice Work. Thank She Crew Worse ing you for pHBt favors and asking a continuance of the same. I will lie pect of division in the populist con put on his hat. “Mr. Chairman,” out the aid or consent of any other1 at all times prepared to full61 them. vention now in session in Portland. repeated Bradshaw a time or two, nation. That mouth-filling burst of instead of better. Tiie top of her The opposition to fusion is led by “1 am through with you.” His friend eloquent self-sufficiency would have head broke out with scrofula. A Young nnd Luce, who have quite a Sheriff Barnes, who had kept quiet ' spiked the protest, while thousands crust would form on her head and fall and out of sight of the poisonous off. taking the hair along with it, number of followers On Wednes Drumhill ull afternoon, also picked of democrats joined in the populist and this continued for two or three day Luce of Grant county made an himself up off his seat. Jeffrey raised i yell to clinch the point. Neverthe months, when something seemed to tell eloquent appeal against fusion, in his body off a chair; Socrates Howell, less, in buying the two Brazilian me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I which he compared democrats to sinking his chin down deeper into j ships we have saved several million did so, together with Hood’s Pills whiskers and clutching his cane and Hood’s Olive Ointment, boon crawfish “legs at both ends, and his with a firmer grasp, headed for more dollars by adhering to the gold stand I The Discharge Stopped when you come across one you don't air; Williams, with his head covered ard, and we have also made the dis and the sores were rapidly healing. know whether you have met or over with a dignified skull-cup. went down covery that there are emergencies in took him Fusion, he declared would the aisle sideways shaking his fist at I which the rest of the world may be In n short time her hair grew out and she now has rosy cheeks and is all THE GREAT Chairman Holt and murmuring ven overthrow the populist party geance. The above geutlemen were i useful to us. Our foreign exports light in every way.-’ M rs . 1. L loyd , National Family the bead of the “fusion push’’ and led ' last year, amounting to over a bil Spring Valley, N. Y. Tut: question is by no means a new the bolt. As they were passing out i lion dollars, were paid for in gold. Howl’s Sarsaparilla is the Best—in Newspaper fact the One True Blood Purifier. one whether a minister of the gospel they threatened to turn loose the In the face of threatened foreign war Boid by all druggists. <1, six for >6. tnav take active part in partisan pol seven vials of wrath. There were I one of our best weapons of defense For FARmERS N. B. If you decide to take Hood s itics. It is more a question of expe about fifteen delegates that walked i I is the much abused gold standard.— do not lie induced to buy any sub out with them. Attorney G. W diency than of privilege. Certainly White, who thought that Holt's ere Globe Democrat. stitute. Get only Hood’s. and VIUUAGERS no one would wish to deny the dentials committee ruling was legal, , «nd your favorite home papar preacher the right of exercising in J. W Marksbur.v and quite a numtter i T he names of Eugene Debs anil the fullest degree every function of of fusionists who contend for regu Tom Watson of Georgia have been and majority rule, remained in added to the calamity eranks and American citizenship. But it will larity The Reporter, the convention As the bolters were i ' jaw-smiths who will invade Oregon have to be confessed, we think, that marching out the roaders applauded during the coming campaign, and the number who have succeeded The bolters organized in Wolf s hall who will shout loud and long for free both 1 YEAR for $1.25. creditably in combining the office of The regular convention proceeded i silver. CASH IN ADVANCE. Address all orders to clergyman with that of the politician with business harmoniously, and in THE REPORTERS is meager compared with those who corporate») in its resolutions the fol have made a failure of the attempt. lowing peculiar plank “That every N. Almanac .... ÎUf.’.ov.ÎQu,. iv.l'ïud uolîù.'.: Instances are not wanting of men i person becoming a member of this who have made the transition from the people s party of Oregon hereby I Best t.> take alter dinner; the pulpit to the political arena and agrees that at any time when he is present distress, aid dig», cure constipation, found their true calling and field of acting in any official capacity what- Hon. fur. I, testable: <)■ net grip, eo.plfU, ™ -O or eau« Sold by .11 droRlat«. » eenia greatest usefulness, and there are i ever for the party, either as a party ftrpar.d pain PRICE «5 CENTS. fn.Urp.td. Send all order, to valj by u L Hoo. a Vw. Low. IL Mau. Yamhill County Reporter fewer instances, perhaps, of men who have undergone transition in the op posite direction, but either calling preseuts a field ample for all the gen ius and all the study and effort the grandest man has at command. R. M. Wade & Co., BUGGIES Bicycles-^ To Alaska War with Spain Garden Seeds, « Seed Potatoes, Staple Groceries, « Crockery, Queensware, « Glassware £ « « Wallace & Walker. of Baby Cried Night and Day I I t i : 0. O. HODSON. The New York Weekly Tribune Hood’s The Y. Tribune Pills THE REPORTEE. MaMlaaviUo. Or«(OB.