Yamhill County Reporter
OFFICIAL VOTE OF YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON
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POLLED JUNE 6, 1898.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898,
T he Salem hog is once more in ev
idence.
T ongue ran like a quarter horse in
this county. The people recognize
and appreciate the value of his ser
vices in congress.
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T he republican victory in Oregon
will have great weight in its bearing
upon national politics. It is clearly
a victory for the gold standard over
the joint forces that stand for debased
money in one form or another. It
emphasizes with increased vigor the
victory wonjin 1896, and will teach
the national organization or organ!
zations of those forces the necessity
of finding new issues.
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T he Australian ballot must be
corrected by the next legislature,
so that men may vote their straight
party ticket with one mark of the
blue pencil. We must copy the
New York ballot. It is not justice
to have the intentions of voters
thwarted by their confusion over the
arrangement of the ballots.—States
man.
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Congrearmsu.
.1 L Hill, pen
L. II. Pedersen, pro
Thos. H. Tongue, rep
R. M. Veatch, |id «r
Governor.
H. M. Clinton, pro
T. T. Gear rep....................
Will R. King, i> <1 a 1
John C Luce, peo
Secretary of Stale.
I! C Davin, pro
F I Dunbar rep.............
H K Kincaid p dir.
fra Wakefield, peo
state Printer.
Chua A Fitch, p d s r
D L Grace, peo
W H Leeds, rep
T S McDaniel, pro
State Treasurer.
J 0. Booth, pd • r ...........
Chas S Moore, rep.
Jas K gears, peo
Moses Votaw, pro
Justice Supreme Court.
I P Haekleruan, pro
Frank A Moore, rep
W M Ramsey, p d s r
Attorney General.
D R N Blackburn, rep
CJ Bright, pro
J L Story, p d a r
Supt. Public Instruction
J H Ackerman rep
B E Emerick, pro
J E Hosmer, peo..
II 8 Lyman, pda
Circuit Judge.
Geo H Burnett, re
H H Hewitt, rep
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K P Boise, p d )i
P H D’Arcy, pdir
Prosecuting Attorney
8 L Hayden, pd s r.
■O H Irvine, rep..................
Member State Board ot
Equalization.
Jno P Robertson, p d s
Jasper Smith, rep
Joint Representative
W L Arnold, pro
TJ Lucy, p dir
JW Maxwell, rep
State Senator.
W A Howe, rep
M E Johnston, u b
Alva P Macy, pro
/ Representative.
Xllarence Butt. rep.
JEFLarnaon, rep
L W Harger, u b
C C Linden, u b
N C Christenson, pro
CF Milla, pro.........
County Judge
R F Bird, rep
H 3 Maloney, u b
D A Snyder, pro
County Clerk
I E Holt, u b
J H Nelson, rep
J T Watson, pro
Sheriff.
G C Christenson, pro
W G Henderson, rep
P H Messner, u b
Recorder.
W T Macy, u b
C E Newhouse, pro
Noah Phelps, rep
Treasurer.
D M Caldwell, u b
B F Hartman, pro
O 0 Rhude, rep
Commissioner.
H L Booth, u b
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I N Branson, rep
C Zimmerman, pro
Assessor
W R Everest, pro
E J Wood u b
J M Yocom, rep
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School Superintendent
E V Littlefield, rep
J c Lucas, pro
G A Prentiss, u b
Surveyor.
C E Branson, rep
T K Cone, pro.
Coroner
H C Burns, u b
T B Cumming», rep
J E Smith, pro
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L. M. Grames, constable, u b
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John Umphlett, rep.
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T he extent and completeness of the
Umphlett’s majority, 4.
republican victory was next thing to
District 3—Lafayette precinct:
a surprise. Latest advices indicate
J. T Hembree, justice, uh ..
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a pluarilty close to 10,000 for Farmer
J H. Olds, rep
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Geer, about 7000 for Dunbar over
Hembree's majority, 26.
Thad H. Dupuy, constable, rep
68 Kincaid. (>000 for Moody in the sec
W.T. Juker, ub
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W ond congressional district, and 2000
for Tongue in the first. Irvine is de
Juker's majority, 21.
District 4—Dundee, North Newberg, feated for prosecuting attorney and
South Newbeig anil West Chehalem pre Hewitt for judge in this district.
cincts :
The legislature will be strongly
P. M. Edwards, justice, u b.
255 republican
W. P. Heacock, pro..
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J. K. Wright, rep
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How little we know, after all 1
Edwards’ plurality, 23.
One
of the leading journals of Mad
Granville Everest, constable. pro . 114
rid,
the Imparcial, editorially re
Fred Hess, u b
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marked
on April 2d ‘it is a fact
II. R. Morris, rep,
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well known to all European states
Morris’ plurality, 135.
District 5—Carlton, Checowen and men that only by means of armed
North Yamhill precincts
forces stationed in the late conseder
Vine W. Pearce, justice, n b.
255 ate states lias the Washington gov
H. V. Stott, rep
222 ernment been able to preserve the
Pearce’s majority, 33.
semblance of peace. Even now the
M M. Goodrich, constable, u b
256 new generation of the confederacy
T. M. Laughlin, rep
ns is but waiting for the word to re
Goodrich’s majority, 38.
District 6—Fairlawn, Raker Creek, volt. When war is declared General
North McMinnville and South McMinn Lee, who has been kicked out of Cu-
ba by Governor General Blanco, will
ville precinct*
Arthur McPhilli|>s, justice. 11 b
393 raise the standard of revolt In the
W. C. Powell, rep.
. .271 old southern confederacy This Lee
MePhillipe, majority, 122.
is the ftatne Lee who was general-in
T. J. Hayes, constable, u b
. 355 chief of the civil war 1S50 to 1855,and
A. M. Dee. rep
312 whose surrender to General Lincoln
Hayea’ majority, 43.
in the last named year broke the rev
District 7—East and West I la y ton pre
olution.
His acts at Havana were
cincts :
for
the
purpose
of plunging the gov
J. W Fishburn, justice, u b
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into
war
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R. Snyder, rep
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G»f Spain, at which time he and his
Snyder's majority, 54.
D. M Dorsey, constable, rep
185 I followers would rise against Senor
Robert Farl, 11 b
tK Mackindley.' Another Spauish pa
per. Fl Diario, truthfully says- "It
Dorsey's majority, 87
will no doubt surprise out readers to
T he wau is progressing. Cervera's
fleet, or what is left of it, remains
bottled up at Santiago. A deed of
heroic daring, unsurpassed by any
thing in the history of naval warfare,
was performed bv Lieut. Hobson ou
the Sth. With a volunteer crew of
eight men he took the collier boat
Merrimac into thenarrow neck of the
bay,under tire of all the Spanish
forts, sank her in the channel to pre
vent egress of Cervera's fleet, es
caped from the wreck without the
loss of a man. and was captured by
the enemy after doing the work The
Spanish forts at the entrance of the
harbor have been reduced. During
the bombardment the Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes was sunk and the
Vizcaya badly damaged. A force of
27,000 troops sailed from Tampa
Wednesday for Santiago, and it is,
expected that the citv will be in
American hands by the end of this
learn that the yaakee president.
week. Havana will then receive Cha». 1’ Nelson went to Portland Magginley. is a naturalized China
prompt attention.
yesterday.
man. having been born in Canton. ’
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WITCH HAZEL»
Is fast becoming a household friend.
It is far
better than the many patent nostrums now on the
market for the relief of scalds, burns, wounds,
sprains or bruises, toothache, rheumatism, neural
gia. We buy only the best, made by E. E. Dick
inson & Co., and fully recommend it as a valuable
household remedy. Witch Hazel and Alcohol
mixed half and half works wonders for soreness
excessive exercise.
ROGERS BROS. Registered Pharmacists.
♦
Opposite R. Jacobson & Co.
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That ill-fated craft went down in Havana harbor
and created more excitement than any one incident
of late years.
Its the same way with Our New Footwear.
Everybody is talking about them, and they all say a.
that they are the best specimens of shoemaking in
Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes that the world
ever saw, and they won’t be blown up either. Too
good for that.
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All these suits are worth from >2 to >2.50 more,
but to sell them off quick we will sacrifice our prof
its and will close them out at the above prices.
We also have thousands of other suits at lower
and higher prices, and in connection with our big
Clothing Department we have added
so you cau surely get a perfect fit.
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O. H. I rvine is defeated for dis
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navy, and would be a very desirable
■ accession for our side. Spain's eon
The Vote ou Justice»
T he Oregon delegation builded
nection with the vessel will quickly
«table«.
more wisely’ than it knew, when it
end in any case, but it would be bet
District 1—Willamina, South Sheridan, toned Farmer Geer down. J The act
ter for us to have them than to send North Sheridan and Bellevue precincts was the making of a governor.
them to the bottom of the ocean as T, N. Faulcouer, justice, u b.
212
Dewey did Montejo's fleet. We need C. B. Lafollette, rep...............
Wheat is the main stay of the
Lafollette’s majority, 58.
a few big cruisers of the. Viscaya
country, and it never gave a better
214
8. L. Hyde, constable, 11 b.
type in our business
promise for a bountiful harvest than
.280
W. M. Ray, rep
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at
this time, and Oregon leads all of
Ray’s majority, «6
Following are the majorities given the
the states in .that; respect, and the
District
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Willamette,
Whiteion
and
fusion ticket in Yamhill county ut the
promise for renumerative prices is
Amity precincts
June election in 1896:
...103 good. If the Nicaragua canal was
Vauderburg for congress.
.159 G, A. Graves, justice, uh.
166 completed we could count on dollar
Bean for supreme judge
...37« T. J. Jellison, rep
Jellieon's majority, 2.
wheat in price.
Hayden, district attorney.
237
Gill, joint representative .
. 268
Emery, representative
.4113
Guild, representative
383
Henry, sheriff .
215
Macy, recorder .
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382
Caldwell, treasurer.
.402
■K. J. Wood, assessor
321
Prentiss, school superintendent
370
Maloney, surveyor .
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. 685
Fenton, coroner
...312
At the succeeciug November election
for presidential electors, the highest vote
polled by each party was as follows
Republican ..
1782
Dsraoeratic
..1736
Prohibition.
98
National democratic.
.28
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on the ticket was 45.
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Mrs. Rasmus Nelson recently received
a letter from her old home in Denmark All kinds of Fine,
announcing the death of her aged father,
Difficult and
whom she has not seen since her lfitb
old Watches re
year.
paired and made
An Old Soldier
to run as good
as new at
D. A. SMITH’S
— NEW —
All kinds of Watcbea, Clock,
and Jewelry for sale at
hard times prices.
Jemelry Store * * *
NEXT OOOR TO POSTOFFICE.
His Story of What Hood’s Sar
saparilla Has Done
Whole Family Greatly Helped
This Medicine.
iii
by
L. E. WALKER, Proprietor.
“I am an old run down soldier, my
whole system being out ot order and my
Eresli and Cured Meats.
right side partially paralyzed. I have
tried various remedies and realized only
Garden Seeds in Package and Bulk.
temporary relief. 1 have been taking
Highest price paid for Poultry and Produce. J !
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills, and
have derived more real benefit from them
Hides and Tallow bought
than anything I have tried. My wife has
been greatly helped by Hood’s Sarsapa
rilla. She was all run down and her
system much out ot order. My two little
boys recovered quiokly from the effects
of diphtheria by taking Hood’s Sarsapa
Election day was very quiet in this
rilla, which rid them ot troublesomesoreB
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and symptoms ot ths croup. They are place.
now well and hearty.” W. F. B urnett ,
Mrs. Frank Harpole has been quite
Starkey, Oregon.
Remember sick the past week.
Will Willie, while cutting cord wood
last week, had the misfortune to elash
his right foot and is now laid up for re
Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
pairs.
Hnn/I’c Dill« «»re names. Indigestion,
Mrs. Sherman Saveley was taken sud
liuuu » mis biliousness,constipation.
denly and violently ill last Tuesday, but
For Ladies’ and Gents’
is now improving
The new officers of the Salvation Army
filled their regular appointment here
Tuesday evening.
Noah Ruaaw and family of Moscow,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Idaho, are enjoying a well earned rest
Successor of the ** UnabridgefT'
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on the ocean beach at Woods, Oregon.
' The Oao Great Standard Authority,
80 write® Hon. J). J. J’.rever,
They visited friends in Whiteson a few
Jastlve V . 8. Supreme Court
days on their way to that place. Mrs.
j-] Standard
Rusaw is an old resident of Yamhill, and
of thc v Q Gov’t rrinttr.g
c Office,
U 8 Supreme
will be remembered as Miss Ella Parrott. oo To
i Court, all t'te State Su-
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"pi eme C outu , anu of near-
’ Ty alltl.c S?aoolbuoks.
Whiteson is improving. Will Forest
i Warwljr
is hauling lumber for a new barn We
i Cotti in ended
have quit fighting and dancing and Redmond's Old Stand, - McMinnville
polled a republican majority last Mon*
• Vy State Superintendents
day.
J of •M'.ools. ( olleire Prest-
HOOCl S
Sarsa-
parilla
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Mrs. t
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\Vm Thurman
died of dropsy in
. Amity eafly Sunday morning. . She was
64 years old, a pioneer of 1845 and a
member of the Methodist church. A Cure sick headache, bad
taste in the mouth, coated
grown eon wa9 brought to the funeral tongue,
gas in the stomach
from the asylum at Salem. The news of al.tr«.. ud Indigestion is,
veakan. hot haw tome effect.
» cesiu.
■ hie mother's death wa« not told him till not
Tha only puls to take with Hood • SarsaparUl a
nearly home, when he )>ecame wiki in hie
grief anil require»! cnnstderable effort to
At the free silver picnic at Amity laet
quiet him The asyinm authorities were week, a team driven by Mrs. Glover ran
sent for, and tbev were more successful away, threw the lady out, and her arm
| in restoring him to peace of mind.
was broken by the fall.
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