Yamhill County
Reporter itbat*
with three or four
J
r
1 there was an increase at all of the
'■■■ —-------- —
i eighty or more cities from which re­
F. H. BIRMUItr, Editor A fropr. ports were given. This shows a wide
J. G. ECKMAN, Asociale Editor.
diffusion of the increased activity.
February was an encouraging month
also
in the national finances. The
Subscription $1.00 Per Year.
receipts were more than a million
dollars in excess of the expenditures.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Reading notices in local columns 10 cent« per What is more important, the aver­
line for first week an 1 ft cents per line thereafter. age daily receipts were larger than
Display advertisements, annual rates, one inch
per month >1, each additional inch 50 cents per the daily expenditures required for
month.
If they could be kept up
Obituary and marriage notices not exceeding the year.
10 linen published free, if furnished in time to
be current news. Additional matter 10 cent® per at this rate, the government would
line.
have solved the problem of “making
both ends meet."
FRIDAY, APRII. 1, 1898.
T he Polk County Observer ob­
III 1*1 III.ICAV sitati : t OM IA­
serves; "The fusion of principles is a
TI«».
good deal like a mask ball—rather
mixed company.”
A republican Convention for the state of Or­
LATENT I HOM W t»HIM.TOX.
|
Holt vs Spau'ding; judgment ol <201
for pltt’.
Wist carver vg Wieecarver; jury trial,
verdict for pltf for $2,688.6«.
Farmers & Trader«.’ National Bank vs
A G Smith ; default and judgment.
Goulding vs Spencer; settled.
Cain vs Duvall; default and judgment
with order to sell attached property.
Thomason vs Gregerson ; settled.
Stout & Martin vs Yambill County;
motion by plfl' for change of venue
granted. Goes to Hillsboro.
First National Bank of McMinnville vs
Redmond; settled.
Cain vs C E Duvall; Default and judg­
ment with order to sell attached property.
Savage vs Buel; default and judgment
with order to sell attcahed property.
Kinney Bros vs Conrad; default and
judgment.
Kinney Bros vs Mendenhall; default
and judgment.
Balmer vs Hauswirth; default and
judgment.
Sweet, Orr & Co vs Oberdorfer; action
to recover personal property ; dismissed
for want of prosecution.
Latourette vs Wil hern uml Linn; con­
tinuation, sale confirmed.
Goodrich vs Exon; ejectment, settled.
Slate vs F Isaacs; assault; arraigned
ami plead nut guilty ; withdrew atid plead
guilty. Fined *100 and committed until
paid.
State vs J Lehman ; selling liquor. In­
dicted on two counts. One count
missed, and acquitted on the other.
The vital point iu the Cuban situ­
ation, viz., independence, has shifted
itself from Spain to Madrid, where
the Spanish government is now giv­
ing grave and earnest consideration
to propositions presented by the gov­
As usual;are opening up
ernment of the United States. On
an
active Spring Trade in
the answer to these propositions de­
pends the future course of the rela­
tions between Spain and the United
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
States. It is believed that it is now*
And all Lines of Hardware.
but a question of an exceedingly
short time before an inevitable crisis
must come.
The propositions submitted by
this country contemplate a complete
More sold already this year than during all
and immediate cessation of hostili­
of
last. They go like hot cakes, because
ties in Cuba, the return of the recon­
centrados to their usual avocations
the price is low and the quality equal to the
and the independence of Cuba, this
best.
last feature to be secured probably
/Gendron,
on an indemnity basis by which the
Four
island would pay” a substantial sum
i
Reliance f
Kinds
for its freedom from Spanish rule.
Crescent,
egon is hereby called to meet iu the citv of As­
It has been made perfectly clear to
toria on Thursday, April 14, 1898, at the hour of
Crawford
Tin: Clatskanie Chief puts it Spain bv President McKinley that
Il o’clock a. in., for tne purpose of nominating
candidates for state and district offices, except
nothing less than a close of the war
congressmen, and to transact such other busi­ uniquely when it says: "If the re­
1 Full Line of Fishing Tackle. See us for bargains.
and the independence of the island
ness as may properly come before said conven­
tion The convention will consist of 285 dele­ publicans join hands and circle to will suffice as an adequate settle­
gates, apportioned among the several counties the right, they will reach the per­
ment. Such lesser methods as have
<»f tho stale aw follows;
Baker
6
Lane .
12 simmons.”
been contemplated from time to time
Benton
7
Linn... ...
12
are now put aside for these more ad­
< laukainMM
1.7
Lincoln
4
(Tauon
io
Malheur.
............ 3
R epi ’ bocan primaries tomorrow. vanced and positive positions. It is
ColuniDia ................ 6
Marton
20
• OOM .
, . 7
Morrow
4»
4 See that von are there with a heart now for Spain to accept or reject
• rook
4
Multnomah .
60
these tenders. There is no disposi­
"Men may.'come, and men may go,
4>
( urrv.
Polk
8 full of.love for every other’republi­
But
I
go
on
foro
ver,
’
’
—
said
Tennysonconceming
the
river.
tion to urge one more than another,
4»
Sherman .
laiuglax
11
3
Gilliam
........... I
Tillamook
5 can brother and every man who secs so long as the conclusion reached
4»
'•rant
i ’niutlJIa
11
4»
llarnev
Union.
■
a new light and wishes to become brings termination of the war and
Jackson...................... 8
Wallowa.
Cuban independence. Spain's reply
43»
!
Jowephlne................... ■>
Wasco........
10 one. We arc headed for victory.
will be forthcoming in a day or two.
Klamath..
... .3
Washington
4»
.12
Lake ..
Yamhill
10
She is showing marked signs of weak­
4»
I’he Marne being out* d< legate at large for each
L ocal populists have our sympa­ ening, and is without a European ally
4»
county and one delega te for each 200 otes and
Or
1 radion thereof of 50 vote» or over hh cant for thy for all it is worth in their disap­ that will take up arms for her.
4»
LOCAL NEWS.
Wm. McKinley at the presidential (‘lection held
in November, 189«i
4»
pointment with the nominations
The committee recommend« tbat tl e prima-
UIUTEMH.
4>
Dr. Nelson, dentist, in Union block.
vies be held on Saturday April 2d, Mild the mado in state convention last week.
county non ventions on Wednosdn, April Gth.
4>
King
and
Queen
bicycle»;
first
class
1898, unle.sH otherwise ordered by (tie several King, u young follow only 34 years
Robert Fox went to Portland Wed­
4«
county coni mH tees.
wheels made by the Monarch Cycle Co.,
of age, was put forward for the high­ nesday.
SOL HIRSCH, Chairman.
Yainhillers
may
go,
but
we
remain
to
supply
your
4»
O. N. DENNY, Secretan .
at Racket store.
14-2
est state office, and such men as J.
4»
Portland, Feb. 2,189«.
wants in the Grocery line. Among
Don’t forget the primaries next
4»
We now have a few thousand dollars to
C. Cooper, who is really the organ­ Saturday at two o’clock.
these wants will be
41»
FIRNT DISTRICT < <»•> \ K *1'1081.
loan on farm property, at good terms.
izer and originator of the “union of
Several of our citizens were in Mc­ 12tf
4»
M
c C ain , I rvins & V inton .
forces,’ and who has spent half his Minnville attending court this week.
4>
A republican convention for the fl rat con­
New
music
every
week
direct
from
gressional district of Oregon is hereby called life, in Oregon, coming by* ocean voy­
4»
Everyone is too busy with their publishers—special discount—at C. Grie­
io inert In the city of Eugene, on Monday, April
41»
llth, 1898, at the hour of 2:30 o’clock n. in., for age before the construction of trans­ spring work to do anything worth
sen’s.
15-4
(he purjioNe of nominating a candidate for continental railroads, and who has writing about.
4>
congress for the
first congressional dis­
4*
The district meeting of the Epworth
trict of Oregon, and to transact such other reared a family in his adopted state,
A family by the name of Brown,
business as may properly come before said con­
4»
league
convened
at
the
M.
E.
church
in
vention. The» convention will consist of 115 was sidetracked.
Kincaid, a rene­ from Sherwood have moved into the
4»
delegates, apportioned among the several coun­
this city yesterday, with a good attend­
ties of the first district as follows:
gade republican for spoils, while still house owned by D. A. Brown.
4»
ance. It will last over Sunday.
Benton.
....... 7
Lincoln
4
4>
Married, March 26th, by Rev.
Clackamas
15
Lane .
12 holding on to the pap which came to
« (HIM
Spring is here end if you want your
.... 7
Linn
12
4»
Turner
of
McMinnville,
Mr.
H.
M.
Gun V.
....... 3
Marlon
20 him through the party which he now
4»
Tolson and Miss M. Kneedler. They carpets, quilts and blankets washed,
Douglas
.11
Polk
«
Jaekkon ...
Tillamook
8
.... 5 repudiates, was made to forestall will probably reside in Carlton.
4»
send them to the McMinnville Steam
5
Josephine
Washington.
12 such men as C. W. Talmage, who
4>
Klarnath .
Y ambi li. ...
3
10
A. M. Barks of Dundee has pur­ Laundry or send in your order and the
lAkr.
....... 8
4*
had
reached
the
responsible
position
Aagon
will
call
for
them.
15ml
The aarne being one delegate at large for each
chased 40 acres of land from Marion
4»
county and one delegate for each 200 voters and of state chairman of the so-called sil­ Glover. There being no house on the
The
Bynum
boys
went
up
to
Jones
’
fraction thereof of fifty or over, as cant for Win.
4»
McKinley, at the presidential election held In ver republican leogue. Veatch, who land he rented one in town and last mill yesterday to prepare for the eon-
November, 1896.
sit uation of a long log chute. Mr. Jones
The committer recommends that the prima­ isn't half the talker Watkins is, and week the family moved in.
The country will not be depopulated, and those 44»
ries be held on Saturday, April 2d, and the coun­
expects to go up on Monday, and will set
who
holds
the
lucrative
position
of
M»
ty convention on Wednesday, April 6, 1898, un­
remaining
must live.
NEWBEHfl.
less otherwise ordered by the several commit­ receiver of the Roseburg land office,
4fr
to work quite a crew of men in building
tees.
R. J. HENDRICKS, Chairman.
4*
this
improvement.
The
demand
for
lum
­
J. A. WILSON, Secretary.
took precedence to the populist pres­
Necessaries of life cheapest at our Grocery.
Miss Bertha Allen of Aurora is ber is going to be large this Beason.
4*
idential elector and delegate to St. visiting Miss Hendershott.
4*
Our shirts, collars and cuffs are unsur­
Louis. Of course, there is many a
4*
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Fletcher spent passed. Most of the business men in
slip twixt the cup and the lip, but Sunday at Dr. Littlefield’s.
A republican convention for Yamhill county,
McMinnville will confirm this. Those
Oregon, I n hereby called to meet at McMinn­ there were so many down at Port­
Spring term at the college began who havn’t had work done by us, send i
ville, Oregon, Wedn* «day, April 6th. 1898, at 11
o’clock a. in. for the purpose of electing ten del­ land last week that they show meth­ last Tuesday with quite a large at­ in your laundry and be convinced.
egate« to the republican state convention to be
tendance.
held at Antoría, Oregon, on Thursday, April 14, od rather than accident.
IV m . L ambert ,
1898, and also ten delegates to the republican
Miss Clara Williams visised her
district convention for the first congressional
district of Oregon, to be held at Eugene, Ore-
For Stalo.
T he Dayton Herald comes forward folks here last Friday.
gon, on Monday, A • pi >ril llth, 1898. Theconven-
non will conffiNt of 1 171
’ delegates apportioned as with a strange proposition.
Two acres of land one mile from Me- 5
It is
Miss
Ben
Wiley
went
to
Corvallis
Signs of
follow«:
8
Amity
Baker Creek
8 that instead of putting in dam and Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Minnville, for sale at a bargain. Six- {
4
Bellevue
Carlton
... . 8
Waters.
room house, barn 24x32 ft., young or- j
Convey a warning that certain ail­
Checowen
8
Dundee..
5 locks at Lafayette, they should be
ments—general debility, dyspeysla,
Eaiat Dayton
li
West Dayton
8 put in at the mouth of the river, be­
chard and all kinds small fruit. Inquire
skin disease», rheumatism, liver
School
was
commenced
at
Cheha-
Fairlawn
8
Lafayette
9
complaint«.
Hr., need attention.
9m2
9
North McMlnnvH
South McMinnville 11 cause it says, "If the locks and dam lem Center on Monday with Prof. of W. S. Honck.
There isn’t anything belter for a
North Newberg .
12
South Newberg
11
blood purifier than our
McCann
at
the
helm.
North Yamhill
7
North Sheridan
9 are placed above the mouth of the
south Sheridan
7 ' Willamina
14
The Sunday school convention was
ft
Willamette
West Chehalem
6 river, it may be that a part of the
Dr. Lowe’s Sarsaparilla
Whlleson
3
well attended by delegates but it
t he primarlkH tor the (’lection of Much delogateM year—during low water—boats will
Nothing secret or mysterious about
showed a lack of interest by outsiders.
will be held In the several precinctH at 2 o’clock
it—»imply Sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
to eross the bar at
1» in. onRatnrdav, April 2d, 1898. |f indtthlrabl«» be unable
Stillingia,
etc.—drugs you perhaps
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
M.
Hatch
of
Iowa
tliui all republlcanN .should Attend such pri- the
know something about, ana which
rnouth of the Yamhill riv- are in town visiting Mrs. Hatch's Spring Medicine—Tenie, Ap
luarleMHtid participate In the election of dele­
are recommended bv all medical
gate*.
JAMEs M c CAIN, ('hall-man.
worksand physician«.
Every one almost, in Yamhill sister, Mrs. J. C. Sawyer. They come
•I',
J. W. HOBBS, Secretary
petizer, Strength Builder
county knows that it is with diftlcul- to escape the severe climate of Iowa,
Then it is honestly and carefully made of the best drugs -like everything else
ty that the mouth of the river is and could not have come to better
that we make—and we give you a bigger bottle than you usually get, and charge
It Makes You Eat, Sleep, Work
K eep your shirt on. your powder kept open so that boats can run up climate than is found in Oregon.
but 75 cents for it
and Happy.
dry. and your eve on President Mc­ to this place. This is done every
The "Temple of Fame" given here
Rogers Bros., Opposite R. Jacobson A Co.
Kinley; he’s all right.
season by dredging the mouth of the I Tuesday evening by the Epworth
league was far above the average en­
“ We think Hood’s Sarsaparilla is
river. It is certainly well to give tertainment. The parts were well
the finest Spring and family medicine.
this matter serious thought anti at­ sustained, and do great credit to all.
I had been bothered with headache
tention.’’ If the writer of this will Mrs. Bennett as "Queen of Fame,”
while at my work, many a time having
HO FOR THE LAND OF GOLD!
could
not
have
been
better.
By
re
­
himself give a little serious thought
quest
the entertainment will be re­ to go home, and loss of sleep, tired all
James E. Durham, who for the past 12 years has been in tnvemploy,
anti attention to this subject, he will peated on Fridav next.
has decided to go to that land, and while I regret that he has done so,
the
time,
and
getting
up
in
the
morn
­
O hegon will not be ruled by a learn that it is a mathematical truth
yet I wish him unltounded success in his new venture. May his fond­
ing weak. I decided to take Hood’s
est and wildest dreams of gold be realized. To the people of Yamhill
lihetiiiintisin Cured.
King —Stutesinan.
No,
she * capable of demonstration that the
County 1 wish to say. that as in the past 18 years I will at all times
Sarsaparilla and felt better after three
will be high (.leered, and
My wife baa used Chamberlain’s Pain
the i act of damming a stream does not
have GOOD, COMPETENT MEN in my lines of business, Tinning,
doses. I kept on taking it. and now I
race.
Plumbing, Rootling, Guttering and Galvanized Cornice Work. Thank­
reduce the volume of water below Balm for rhenmalÍHiii with great relief,
can
go
into
the
quarry
and
do
a
day
’
s
ing you for past favors and asking a continuance of tbe same. I will be
♦ • ♦----
the dam. The dam simply creates a ami 1 < an recommend it us it gpiendid
at all times prepared to fullfil them.
work and come home feeling well and
liniment
for
rheumatism
mid
other
reservoir
and
accumulates
a
body
of
CoNURENSMAN ToXOI'EN abilities
hoiiHcliol.l use for a liieli we have fourni always hungry'. We have also been
have been complimented by the se- water. The overflow of the darn is I it valuable. — W J Of vier , Red Creek, giving Hood’s Sarsaparilla to our
lection of his speech against the Tel- equal Io the inflow, just as you might N. Y.
youngest child, who was weak, lan­
ler resolution as one of six to be re- pump a tank full of water, and by
Mr. Cuvier is one of the leading mer­ guid and losing flesh. We could soon
i
j continuing the pumping tin* overflow chants ot this village und one of the most
printed as a campaign document.
see a marked change. He ate better,
' must equal the amount pumped in. ¡ prominent men in this vicinity.—W. G.
slept well, and in a little while was
W ith the prospect of it foreign j Of you might illustrate it, Brother I’mri’gs. editor Red Creek Herald. For like a new boy. He has continued to
war gold is flowing into the country Conover bv the old swimming hole ! aale by S lloworth A Co
improve, and today is lively as a
at the rate of it million a day. The . The shallow outflow below repre­
l*ro.«ut ini«. <*l Circuii Court.
cricket, and the neighbors say he can
alleged cowardliness of gold was a sents the current bulk of th«* stream,
talk more than any man around the
actions for . money .
THE GREAT
fiction, like the theory that the gold anti it is not diminished by passing
Spencer ami Irvine vs Manu et ni ; non place.” T homas W hite , Park Quar.
standard kept down the price of over a deeper body of water so long «uit s« to defendant C B Mann.
ries, Freedom. Pa.
National Family
as the supply is continuous from
Tongue v» Allen ; continued for aer­
wheat.
N. B. Be sure to get Hood’s because
aitove. The Herald also adds “Tbe vice
Newspaper
government would mak«> money to
1 Ionie I nan rance Co ve l'alt, non an it Hood
Sarsaparilla
T he Youth’s Companion, which is
For FflRiDERS
build arottd from Dayton to McMinn by plff on case being called lot trial.
Is the best — In tact the One True Blood Puri­
non partisan, says there are two gon
fier. Sold by all druggists *1. six for $5.
Multnomah
| ville, and least* it to an individual or
oral symptoms of inereitsed business
and VILrliflOERS*
, ,
are the only pill« to take
: company to operate, ami not build settled.
which are worth noticing. One is
llOOd S MlllS with Hood’s SaraapartUa.
Martin V» .1
locks ami dam.
Kven if this were
and your favorite hone papar
the gain in ruilway earnings. In
true how much cheaper for the great for aerv ice
January, taking 11«* railways of the
Th I. Ii Tonr Opportunity.
Goodrich vs Hull r< tcrre.l by Hgree-
agricultural region above you, would
On receipt of ten cent«, canh or stamps.
country together, the earnings of the
ment Io II F Khmies Io report findings of
The Reporter.
the railroad and the transfer charges fact and coneluviona of law by first dai • generous sample will be mailed of the
roads were fift«*en p<*r cent larger
most
popular
Catarrh
and
Hay
Fever
Cura
make th«* rates of transportation and of next regular term.
than in January of last year. The
I Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon-
both 1 YEAR for $1.25.
(freight? Does the Herald reallv
strata the great merits of the remedy.
Hendrick A C.i vs Munkera; settled.
other symptom is lite amount of the
CASH
IN
ADVANCE.
Address all orders to
ELY
BROTHERS,
bank clearings at the chief centers want navigation mail«* possible for
56 Warren St. New York City.
____
___
_______
THE REPORTER.
McMinnville and the large territory
of trade. These measure, roughly,
Rev. John Reid, Jr . of Great Falla, Mont.,
surniunding her? It doesn’t look
the amount of trade done, In Feb-
recommended Ely’s Cream Balm to me. I
that way.
N.
ynce for Governmental and oollti' »1
can emphasise hi's statement, "It iea posi-
ruarv, they were fifty out* per cent
tlon of th. Catted «MM, th. ConMItution of the •■tateof NewY.w™ the Wn«?ev TtariffMll with' a
tire cure for catarrh if need as directed." — ; comparison
of ol<1 and new rater. Preaident McKinley a f.Mn.,
14 .
larger than in February, 1S*J7. Some
Rev Francis W Poole. Pastor Central Free. l ontnla. etc tbe pereunnel of Cvwmi. name. of prinrloal offi.wr. »r
■ ■ ■
I will mnke special rates on family Are much in little; always
’
.11
Church. Helena, Mont.
times speculative influences swell the washing and guarantee work cheaper ready, efficient. «a 11 «f a c
tory prevent a cold or fever
■ I ■
ir^t ¿n^>ntTo?^he7Vah^blP
•’«■»¿«e article, on tbe currency. Gold and SUveran 1
clearings, but the noticeable thiug and better than vou can gen it done any­ cure all liver lilt, tick bead ™
Ely’s Cream Balm is the acknowledged
ache, faandice, cocatipation. etc. Price » cent«. cure for catarrh sn.l contains no mercury
febout the February clearing* was where elee in the city. Wn. L ambkbt .
mici «* CENTS. Postage paid. Sand all order, to
The only Pill* to take with Hood s Sarsaparilku nor any injurious drug. Price, SO cents. ’
R. M. Wade & Co.,
___ BUGGIES
Bicycles^-
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To Alaska
War with Spain
Garden Seeds,
Seed Potatoes,
Staple Groceries,
Crockery,
Queensware,
Glassware
Wallace & Walker.
Spring
Hood's is the Finest
0. O. HODSON.
The New York Weekly Tribune
’s
Hood’s
The
Y. Tribune Almanac
THA KEPORTU. MaXIanvlUo. Oragon.