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Yamhill County Ti e I it->-r re. ■ tt from tl.. war is t! ut that he irn< i'. me lour Aii:erii-aii ahips niet liofeut al Cei fi i ? r .lion v fugns barber after n bombaiuinenl ef Or jon has eigt.l hours. It is r.ot presumed thatenr no use for R M. Veatch in the halis ships met with much damage, but with Mary Ellen Lease is billed for a of congress. Put none but patriots drew without aecomplishinc their full speech at Oregon City on the 17th on guard' Vote for the Hon. Thos. purpose. LcDOrtCT dollars, perhaps fifty nr a hundred dollars in fiat pesetas. That, accord ing to Mr. Simpson, would be “pros I perity.” Subscription ¿1.00 Por ù ear C>XXXXXX><XXXXX5<>>O<^ÖO<XX>Ö O V o hi the New Store TO GUI’. PATRONS, FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC: W h cordially invite you to come and see tn in the New Store Tongue, who will in turn vote for Our force of aeconirr ndutinu clerk < is prepared to give j on the best of attention. It hui-1 >nj been our ambition to have a stock < t goods so the defease of the nation every time. i , f .::» y v* <» the K ansas ’ ulit i » advertising rates . complete, to tastefully arrange,1 and marked down to such i - asonable G overnor L eedy of Kansas now —Ashland Tidings. Reading notteer In 1 •0*1 «-olo. ms 10 cent» per I ices that our patrons could see nr» neeesrity to send to any outside Huv for nret ww aui-i 3 ec’-’t- per linb theitalwr. bniongs in such distinguished com city for any article whatsoever. We know we have attsiued this re pUpUy udverudfcaienu. aunuul raU4*» one me • i Kansas is again ’ suffering the pen i r-F. io.pöPrcisT i .is kn . mit. At your doors, s.-< it were, wo have laid down a ttock of goods por ir.outh $1; e&CA additional iucii 6v cents jxr pany as the Queen Regent of Spain, alty of its populistic craze. If Gov- sucl- a., bn« never beeu approx ¡mated in Yamhill comity, and is wooth. Obituary and marriage notices not excued’oc the boy king, President McKinley i pia'l d by but few stocks in Portland. All lines carried are more Dayton April, 30th 93 | ernor Leedy had deliberately set i 10 liuo< published froe. ti iuruisued in time to and others. He has been hanged iu l oiur.lu.e than we formerly had room to make them, and much new be current news. Additioual matter Ibcenc^per E d Y amhill R eporter : Feeling about disgracing the office he fills st< k has been added. A large asiioriment of Carpets, Li noion me and line. effigy, for his Pennoyer-like action that I would like to Say something Window Shades has just been received, and la opened lor the Spring and misrepresenting his state he regarding the nationul guard of his for the cause of the people I have se trade. could have taken no more effective lected your paper to say it in because FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1898. state. An immense stock of Drees Goods of the latest patterns adorns every body readss it and I want ev way. As commander-in-chief of the om shelves. The thousand and one articles, which eanuot be enu ery body to hear what 1 have got to Kansas militia he issued a peremp-1 ¿T he Daily Statesman says the fu merated, in the wav of Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings, are dis KEPI BUSCAN «TATE ANI» 111' say In the first place I would like to played to good advantage, enabling the customer to make a quick sionista have men throughout Marion know what the republicans mean by tory order disbanding the national TRICT TICKET. and satisfactory choice. county, and presumably throughout sayin that thev hev raised the price guards of the state and requiring For Cangre: sni*n--l<<t District, of wool when I know’ better and will that all arms and equipments be sent 0 In Men’s and Boy’s clothing we lead any store in Oregon, no mat THOMAS 11. TONill’E,01 Washington county. the state, attempting to get men to ter what size or style is desired, and we have the best values ever ot show you in a inity few words how it to Topeka at ouce. For Governor, sign an agreement to vote for the is The reason the price of wool rise tered in McMinnville, with quality and price fully equal to the best T. T. GEEK, of Marion county. In all the union there is no state bargains in Portland or San Francisco. candidates of the three-tailed combi was becuse the people quit rarison For Justice of Supreme Court, FRANK A. MOORE, of Columbia county. nation. Can't they trust their own Sheep and they had to raise the price that would brook this sort of dis Our Ladies’Millinery is given a dignified apaitment of its own, For Secretary of State, > of wool so that they would raise some grace with less patience than Kan w here the ouly embarrassment is to choose among so many rich styles F. 1. DUNBAR, of Clatsop county. people? more sheep and Old Mackkinley had sas. It has always been intensely The time and opportunity, however, are afforded. For State Treasurer, CHAS. 8 M00KE, of Klamath county nothing to do with it a tall And then 1 I and agressively patriotic. The pio We are grateful for your past patronage, and respectfully ask that Do the voters of Oregon approve they talk about the price of silver I For State Printer, W 11. LEEDa, of Jackson county neers, whether from anti-slavery you lake advantage of our increased efforts to please and to place the the policy of President McKinley in goin down, the reason there is no For Supi. Public Instruction, very best bargains within easy reach. J H. ACKERMAN, of Multnomah county. driving the intolerant Spaniards call for it is that the people don’t north or pro-slavery south, were For Attorney General, Respectfully Yours, from the shores of America and in want it that they have no use for it i fighters. They went there because D. R. N. BLACKBURN, of Linn county. and the reason that the other stuf they had the courage of their con For Judges-3d Judicial District, avenging the destruction of the has gone up is because there is not GEORGE H. BURNETT, of Marlon county, R. Jacobson & Co. Maine? If so, they will vote the enough to go around and hev anything victions and were ready to fight for HENRY E. HEWITT, of Linn county. them It was “ bleeding Kansas. For Prosecuting Attorney, straight republican ticket next left to seckelate on well I must close O. H. IRVINE, of Yamhill county. C<S»<XXXXXXXX>CKX>C<XXX><>OOO month. Republican defeat in this now but I may write some more after When the war came no state re Member Board of Equalization, while yours D em -O P op sponded more promptly to the call | Iñí JASPER SMITH, of Tillamook county. state would be accepted in the cast Joint RepreMtnta'ive Yamhill aud Tillamook, Our demo-pop friend is right in his for volunteers. After the war there as repudiation of the administration. J. W MAXWELL, of Tillamook county. first proposition, that “they” had to was a large influx of veterans from —Oregonian. raise the price of wool so that the states further east. COl'NTV TICKET. •2 » * £• people would raise some more sheep. The policy of Leedy was dictated, R epresentative T ongue s bill to For State Senator— condemn the Oregon City locks and Under the Wilson democratic free it would appear, by petty politics. V.. A. HOWE, of Carlton. For Representatives - make the river free to navigation, is trade law wool growing had become He wanted a chance to fill the Kan «fi» E. F. LAMSON, of W illamina being pushed in the house. It may unprofitable and sheep went down to sas quota with soldiers officered by <; A. HUTT, of Newberg. «i» : For SberlR— not succeed in passing both houses a dollar a head. Tt was about the his pets. It was as if Governor Tan «i» W. 0. HENDERSON, of McMinnville this term, or even the house, for time “Old McKinley came in and ner had broken up the existing or For Clerk— «i» Of Dress Goods, Furnishing goods, Laces, Rib J. H. NELSON, of McMinnville. such matters are proverbially slow the Dingley bill became a law that ganizations of the Illinois national «fi» For Recorder— and call for persistency and indefati wool and all kinds of farm produce j guard and proceeded as if no militia «fi» bons, Hosiery, Notions, comprise part of our new N .PHELPB, of Dayton «fi» stock. We have also added a large line of gable zeal. This is one of Mr. began to jump upward. Our demo-1 were in existence, compelling the For Judge— R. P. BIRD, of Lafayette. I Tongue’s pet measures, and its sue populist friends may deny that this men of theguard to enlist as individ «fi» For Treasurer «fi» was due to the inauguration of repub ual volunteers or not at all. Ladies’, Children’s cess will save many thousands of dol O. O RHUDE, of North Yamhill. «fi» and Gents’ lars to Oregon farmers by the abol lican policy, but they told that noth Politically as well as personally I «fi» For Commissioner — ing but free coinage of silver at the Leedy has made a fatal blunder. So j «fi» I.N. BRANSON, of Bellevue ishment of tolls on wheal alone. For School Superintendent— ratio of 16 to 1 could restore the far as he was individually concerned j «fi» Youths’ E. V. LITTLEFIELD, 01 McMinnville. «fi» T he Spanish fleet that left the price of wheat, wool and live stock. this does not matter much, He was For Assessor— Call and see us and save money by buying at «6» J. M Y0C0M, of Sheridan. Cape Verdes a week ago, supposedly There has been no free coinage of sil an accident, But Kansas was the «fi» For Surveyor— the lowest1 prices. stronghold of populism, To have for Cuban waters, turned upon Tues ver. C. E. BRANSON, of McMinnville. «fi* the chief executive of the state prove For Coroner— day at Cadiz, where it joined the «fi» T. B CUMMINGS,of Newberg. WHAT THE UNION IS. such a disgraceful failure in a crisis I «fi» McMinnville Grange & Farmers’ Co., other fleet. It is surmised that they «fi» must disgust beyond measure the will send the consolidated flotilla over CHAS. P. NELSON, Manager. Mr. Veatch in 1892 “ All money W. R K ino did not show up for «fi» here in a body. We advise them coined by the government should be very men who elected him. It was 1 the joint discussion with T. T. Geer not to do so, for unless they handle of equal monetary value, and all bad enough for the populists of Kan-: at Toledo, May 2d. The populists their ships and guns better than they paper currency be redeemable in sas to elect a chief justice of the su-1 now deny that there was ever an did in Manila bay, numbers will on gold or silver at the option of the preme court who knew no law, but it ♦ agreement for joint discussion. •t- ly add to their embarrassment, bv holder, and the government should was still worse to put at the head of the state government a man who giving the American gunners a go out of the banking business and I n 1896 the following appeared in did not know any better than to dis chance for a big pot shot. Needs but to be tried to be thoroughly appreciat ♦♦ cease to issue paper currency. the populist papers “Do the farm band the national guard in the midst ♦ Mr. Veatch in 1898: “We demand ed. It is not a patent medicine; we have no ob ♦ ers think they can stand four years T he Oregon Populist, a middle-of- the free coinage of silver, and that of international war. ♦ jection to outlining the formula, reserving detail more of ten-cent corn, thirty-five the-road sheet, is after the fusion ----------------- the option of redemption of paper only. We make it and know that it will do all cent wheat and two and a half cent candidate for governor. It says: For district attorney, Capt. 0. H. . Ir that we claim for it. It restores and invigorates ♦♦ hogs? If they can they are justified “When King was in the lower house money in gold or silver be taken from vine of McMinnville is the notnii ti eç. the holder and given to the govern in voting for Win. McKinley, for of the Oregon legislature he voted the whole system. It enriches the blood, and ment, and that the government issue Mr. Irvine has never been up for office that is just what it means.’’ before, but he is well known as a lawyer thereby gives tone and strength to the stomach, ac ♦ ♦ against the bill introduced by a an unlimited amount of fiat paper of fine ability and thorough education, celerating the waning appetite. It is an effectual ♦ ♦ member to prohibit Pinkerton detec money, redeemable in nothing. He resided many years in Linn county T he nomination of Hon. J. W. tives, from shooting down laboring remedy for rheumatism, and is infallible in cases ♦ Maxwell of Tillamook for joint repre men. He stated then that corpora The facts: Mr. Veatch is the can and was a leadiug spirit in national guard of general or nervous debility, loss of appetite and sentative appears to give good satis tions had a right to hire any person didate of an aggregation of spoils affairs for a long time, being captain of ♦ prostration of strength, ioo doses 75 cents. ♦ ♦ faction. He was in the legislature they wanted to defeud their proper men, who subordinate principles to the Albany military company some years. ♦ Later lie moved to McMinnville, where ♦ six years ago, and was regarded as ty, or in other words, they should be office. Each of the parties to the he has built up a good law practice and ROGERS BROS.’ PHARMACY. compact is willing to stultify itself one of the most capable members. privileged to shoot down any com stands in the front rauk of the profes He is an indefatigable worker, who mon everyday laborer if he did not and form alliances with elements sion. He is a man of determination and always keeps the interests of his acquiesce in their unjust demands. which it has heretofore denounced force, whose aim iu the office of district as dangerous and unfit to be en local constituents in sight. That's the kind of a chap the free trusted with power. Can good gov attorney will not be solely to obtain the ----- ----------- coinage of office gang want for gov- ernment come from such an alliance? selfish glory of conviction, whether the accused be guilty or not, but to stand for A fter the yankees had made sure ernor.” justice and the majesty of the law—to of their victory in the early morning FIGHTnO AT fl OHE AND ABKOAD protect the innocent against false accusa As usual are opening up battle ut Manila, the report says, S enator J ones of Nevada and sev tions as well as to see that “no guilty an active Spring Trade in they withdrew for breakfast and eral other silver men called at the Observation was made the other rascal escapes.’’—Salem Djuly Sentinel. then returned and finished the work. white house and asked the president day of the fact that in one important This incident illustrates the masterly to appoint William Jennings Brvan a respect the conditions of war in the A A A coolness that won the great victory. major-general. The appointment east were almost the opposite of And all Lines of Hardware. It is not stated what the Spanish was asked for as a matter of courtesy those in the west. In the east the were doing during the breakfast to Bryan and his party. lie told American ships were to tight in hour. the committee he would appoint no strange waters, far from any base of Spring Medicine—Tenie, Ap major-generals who have not had supplies, and must conquer a port More sold already this year than during all I t is admitted by unquestioned military training, and added that he and coaling station for themselves, petizer, Strength Builder of last. They go like hot cakes, because authority that the Suez canal is neu had already recognized both the gold while the Spaniards were to fight at the price is low and the quality equal to the tral to the passage of ships of war, and silver factions of the democratic home, close to dockyards aud sup It Makes You Eat, Sleep, Work best. and Happy. and that the Spaniards may, if they party in the appointments of Gener plies. In American waters, on the /Gendron, choose, send a fleet through it to at al Wheeler, a “silver” and General other hand, the Spaniards will be Four ' Reliance tack Commodore Dewey. The prob Lee. a “gold" man. If Bryan really far from home and from any’ port of “ We think Hood’s Sarsaparilla is Kinds Crescent, abilities are that they have had wants to go to war let him enlist as a refuge save those they must tight to the finest Spring and family medicine. . t enough of Dewey and will not em private. The people dearly love a enter, while the Americans will beat I had been bothered with headache Crawford. J brace the privilege. In the mean private soldier fighting for pure pa home. That thus being at home while at my work, many a time having Full Line of Fishing Tackle. See us for bargains. time, what is the matter of Dewey triotism. but they do care much fur gives a fleet a great advantage is ob to go home, and loss of sleep, tired all using the canal. an officer who is also a politician. the time, and getting up in the morn vious without argument. Now the interesting feature of the ing weak. I decided to take Hood's R M. V eatch , who now wants to P opulist newspapers are resorting case is that the American fleet in the Sarsaparilla and felt better after three go to cougress and occupy the place to some clear cases of pussilanitnity east, fighting at the dangerous dis doses. I kept on taking it. and now I as political argument. The Roseburg so ably filled by the Hon. Thus H advantage of remoteness from a can go into the quarry and do a day’s Review, for instance, savs Schoon Tongue in the United States house friendly port, has practically annihi work and come borne feeling well and That ill-fated craft went down in Havana harbor maker got sick and went home be of representatives was in the Oregon lated the opposing fleet and won the always hungry. We have also been and created more excitement than any one incident cause he was afraid of the silver- state senate in the session of 1893. greatest and moat decisive naval vic' giving Hood's Sarsaparilla to our of late years. He voted three times during that union wave next month. The dis tore of recent times, aud the Span youngest child, who was weak, lan torted fact in this ease is that Schoon session against a bill carrying an ap lards, enjoying the advantage of lo guid and losiug flesh. We could soon Its the same way with Our New Footwear. maker was called home by sickness propriation of $20.000 to uniform cations, have been overwhelmingly see a marked change. He ate better, Everybody is talking about them, and they all say ir. his family, which would take any aud equip the Oregon uatioual guard beaten If such is the ease in such slept well, and in a little while was that they are the best specimens of shoemaking in sensible man home. Furthermore, that has just so nobly responded to circumstances, what may not be rea like a new boy. He has continued to Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes that the world you may be further given the lie by the call of the president to free Cuba, sonably expected, a few days hence, j improve, and today is lively as a ever saw, and they won’t be blown up either. Too his returning. avenge the Maine and uphold the when conditions ate reversed, and cricket, and the neighbors say be can good for that. dignity of the country against the the advantage 01 position is on the: talk more than any man around the F. DIEÜSCHNEIDER W e don t think it is right for the insults and dastardly treachery of side of the Americans, and when we place.’’ T homas W hite , Park Quar. •r V populist papers to say that Spain is the Spaniards. The Hon. Thos. H are using not mere cruisers and gun-1 ries, Freedom. Pa. bankrupt when they know ali Spain Tongue by voice and vote has ably N. B. Be sure to get Hood’s because All kinds of Flna, boats, but ttie most powerful line of kind, of Watch«, ClocLl D. A. SMITH'S AU .nd has to do is start the printing presses sustained the President during his Jewelry for aale at Difficult and battleships. -NEW — Hood s Sarsaparilla old Watches re and increase the circulating medium. term in congress in ail the war meas ba.-d tlm.i price. That would also raise the price of ures of the administration What' Mrs. Joseph HoLerg returned from Se Is the best — I d fact the One True Blood Puri paired and made fier. Sold by all drnggMta |1. m Sor W the Spanish farmers products, so a would R M. Veatch do under simi- ! attle Friday evening to run as good She left tier bushel of wheat would be worth ten lar circumstances? His record in daughter, Mrs. Knight, much improved. as now at I inst. Look out for pickpockets. o <? <> 8 8 0 8 & New Goods ....A Full Spring Line Clothings* h Dr. Lowe's Sarsaparilla : ! ♦ :♦ ♦ : : i : I : R. M. Wade & Co., Hood's is the Finest —BUGGIES A. A. “““ ▼ A. Bicycles^- ( > Che Battleship JMaine^ ’ Hood’s Pills with Hood '» SarsaptnEx Jewelry Store * * * NEXT SOON TO POOTOPTICC.