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Yamhill County Reporter 24th, detailing the ¿Lor t.turnings (in its philosophy) of President McKin ley, by asking, “is there no one U. I, Istillo, Editur A l*r«>pr else? ' Yea; there are some fifteen to sixteen other men in the country, Subscription $1.00 Per Year. but none of them are available. President McKinley will be renomi- ADVERTISING BATES nuted: and he will also be reelected. Heading notice,.in local eoluums ln cent, per lino for first wee ; and 5 cents per line thereafter. The Oregonian will, of course, sup- Vitplajradveitiiei ' - one tach w month SI; each addition»!in«-i< .‘teen’s p« r port him and help to bring about. Sionth. this very happy result, So will all Obituary aud marriage noth’»*’« not exceeding 10 Hr»«» published free, if tarnished in time to the men of. its mind, who have found be oarrent newt. Additional matter 10 cent« per line. fault with President McKinley. They I could not have a man entirely to FRIDAY, JULY '.'H, lHirtt. their liking. God. ••ven in hi- om niscience and omnipotence, could G eneral A guinaldo is reported scarcely create such a one -States to be tired of fighting, but, which is man. more to the purpose, Philippine S ays the Louisville Courier Jour natives of all classes are reported to be even more tired of General Ag nal; “And now some of our aunties are charging that we are cruel to uinaldo. Filipino prisoners, alleging as proof that we made the captured brass band at Manila play .American airs I on the Fourth of July. No wonder 1 the aunties are excited. D ewey says that he had hoped on reaching the Mediterranean to hear of the end of the war by the accept ance of the terms offered the I'ili pinos This view of the outlook is in strong contrast with the pcssi mistie utterances that have taken flesh start in the eastern states among people who have no desire t. learn the truth regarding the Philip pine situation. ÜNE of the newspaper corre pond etits in Manila. < .'reelmail by name thinks Otis ‘ should have attacked Aguinaldo instead of trying to avoid hostilities; that Otis is incompetent and a military blunderer, ami as a censor of newspaper sensation sim ply unendurable. ” What a great op portunity the United States made by not putting Creelman in com mand of the army in the Philippines instead of Otis W illifred L aurier is either jok ing or trying to frighten the people of the United States into surrender ing their rights in the Alaska bound ary dispute He is credited with muking the statement in the Otta wa house of parliament, that “there are only two ways by which the dif ficulty may now be settled—arbi- trution or war. In view t>f late achievements of the United States army und navy under trying cir- eumstanees, it is not at ull probable that the ('anadiun government will so far refuse to consent to ami cable settlement of the boundary question us to incur the hostility of our Uncle Sams rough and ready lighters, therefore Laurier's speech will uot be accorded a (treat deul of attention the ceremonies as they would if the stop had not been made in San Fran cisco. • D ewey ' is the name of a young aboriginal hero of the Grand Ronde reservation. Thus the native daughters of old Yamhill observe the popular fads and worship heroes the same as their white sisters. even if they cannot trip the light brogun with fashionable military and naval otfi ers in the breezy cotillion. FAST AND SOUTH a VI4 Tha Shasta Route Get ready for the hay and wheat harvest. 4^ Rubber aud Leather Belting, Compound Grease and Cups, W Oils of all kinds. OF THE ■ itanti, q I Exprans Trains Leave PurtlanJ Daily Oiove trails idop at all stations between Port- land and Salem. Turner, Marion, Jetfenion, Albany, T-ni<-nl. Sbedds, Halsey. Harrisburg, Junction t ity Eugene, Cottage Grove, Drain. Oaklan .1 mu ’, all stauoua from Roseburg to Asb Und inclusive. H arvest is now on, in foil blast. Koarburg Mail Daily. Hop picking will probably commence, ARRIVE: generally, August 28th (and. for the Portland LEAVE: ......... ‘ :’O A M | Roeeburg. .5.20 P M I..10 PM early varieties, before that date!, IkMeburg........ 7:U> A M | Port laud. and there will be :i little time for DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE. our farmers to play marbles for a PUl.l.MRN * BUFFET SLEEPERS If there was a good many weeks, ANO full fruit crop, the labor market SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS, would be mighty dry. z\s it is, Attached to all Through Trains. willing workers are going to be in West Side Division. demand. — Salem Statesman. BETWEEN PORTLAND a ND CORVALLIS I Mail Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) Stream. When a man crossing some« difficult place in his working c\< teer spurring all his energies to accomplish some ci iti< al passage in his business four nt v suddenly finds his health giving way and feels himself swept out of the saddle by the swift-running curie nt of dis east then is the time when th. marvelous rejuvenating pro pert ie” of Dr Fierce s (.¿olden Medical Discovery will prove au unfailing means uf rescue and restoration It is a verv simple though eminently scicntit a medicine It is not a mere stim ulant like -0 mm) malt extracts It re- fiotes healthy power by reviving the in nermost ioutces of vitality in the nutritive system It enables the digestive and blood making organism to manufacture good blood abundantly and rapidly, so that the immense waste of tiWue and nerve fiber entailed by hard labor is offset by a speedy upbuilding of fresh energv and strength. A prominent and veneral itnoii rhytKMB D W Vcmles M D oi Fowler Adam. Co writing to Di Plrr-< «y* I send herewith thirty-one • 31) ;ent» in ,Urapa fof The People s Comm v; seu«' Medical td.naer tn cloCt b ad iug With t th th,« nuuiaee tor valuable a work (trulv a gif. .it t .. ilic put I- t tauM e»prvs. tnv ht<h iprectatfon ol the .st .mount ot Kood that > ni ‘ ha’ rendered the public A correct ----------• of’ your i^-tulne*. never has been an i never will be estimated bv the public no. not oven by the multitude ot affiteted humanity litat ha, been relieved and cured by your medt- cin •• u*hereter I rv or have been tn the I nited Stat«». 1 bud person, who have used -nd are mine Et F.eree , me- ci«s with satufac lion for all eon 'ittons for which thev are recom- mended Never has one apekert dfsparriritigty vl their action, and front nartne seen b. otten their food effects, t atn also enthused with caw- fijence tn their action in eises and coadtitons Ur which they ate recommended It is uot cornu: .-t for regular phrsiemna to endorse and recomtnetd proprietary medicine,, but in thia case I hate no euuivocatioa ot hesitancy tn so doint • The quick constipation • cur« — Doctot Herve's PldOMWt Pellets Never gr.pe The campiog s^a^oD is bore. We have Tents and Camp Stoves. Full Camping Outfits. Cameras aud Photographic Supplier. LEAVE. «ŒKIVE Finland.......... 6.00 P M Fraucix u.. ->.fa A M ¿Mui Frau< iseo.b/"» P M Portland ........... A M W under why our contemporaries Portland 7:80 A M ' Lv The Reporter ami Transcript are not 10:15 A M|I V McMinnville 3.-06 P M Il V- P M ' Ar Corvallis 1: 20 P M L loyd T evis , one'of the wealthiest lauding Gov. Geer for his “excellent anil best know’ll residents uf San i judgment in appointing Attorney At Albany and Corvallis connect with 1 rancisco, died last Sunday night at Flowers of Dayton as accountant for trains of Or Central <t Eastern Ry. a private sanitarium. His wealth is the insane • usylum. Speak out Express Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) Foil land estimated at from Sb,000,000 to $15. brothers' Let us be heard from.— l.ôO I’ M I l.v 7 30 P M| Ar Me MIun ville 000,000. Thus, the fact that vast | North Yarnhill Record. What are 8:30 1’ M I Ar Independence aggregations of wealth in this conn I his peculiar qualifications, Bro. Rebate tickets on sale between Portland. Sae- try are, as a rule, subdivided, anil ! Record? The Reporter rises for ramento and Hau Frau-taco. Net rates 417 first- Claa-, and Sil second-class, including sleeper even scattered widely, upon the information. We know this much C. If. MARKHAM, death uf the men who have heaped I about Mr. Flower; vou have mis- Gen. Freight aud Passenger Agent. Ral.-i ami tickets to Eastern points and Europe. them up. averts the ilanger to our' spelled his name. Also JAPAN. CHINA, HONOLULU and ACS TRALIA.can be obtained front republic predicted by alarmists from (J. A. Wilcox or M. U. (Jortner, In the tragic fate of Clara Fitch, the aecumulutmu of great fortune ; Ticket Agents, McMinnville. These great fortunes are divided and 1 whose lifeless body was found in K. KOEHLER, Manager. subdivided, and the rich family of i Cyclu park, Portland, one day last one generation is likely to be impot j week, was once more portrayed the Is 11 tllGIlT erlshed in the next. A few vears i drama of life consequent upon a for itii Editor to Het-otmueiiil Pat ent .tledicl ue* ago W. II. Vanderbilt held in his wayward girl disregarding the ad Front : . ’ Ivan Valley News, Brevrad, N C. hand about $300,000.000, but in a vice of parents and keeping com Il ntay be a question whether the pany with a person whom they, with moment that hand became powet editor of a newspaper has the right to i less, and the process of subdivision, only their daughters welfare at publicly recommend any of the various I which is still going on, began. The heart, had forbidden her to meet. proprietary medicines which flood the i rich are no more secure in their With parental instinct the father market', yet as a preventive of suffering . and mother saw menace to their riches than the most humble toiler daughter s safety in the companion we feel it a duty to say a good word for t and far less content. ship she sought. They forbade it, Chamberlain’s colic, cholera and diar and she persisted to the extent that rhoea remedy. We have known and ! I.x England the idea of making she met her lover clandestinely, and used this medicine in our family for! they found her dead in Cycle park. twenty years and have always found it cremation compulsory is being earn reliable in many cases a dose of this l estly pressed, with a view of cheap l uitt rulot Col. Ingersoll. remedy would save hours of suffering cuing the cost of the disposal of dead We do The funeral of the late Robert G. In while a physician is awaited. bodies and upon the higher ground gersoll took place Tuesday afternoon not believe in depending implicity on of sanitation. A bill in parliament from Walston, Dobbs Ferry, New any medicine for a cure, but we do be York No clergy man was present to con looking to this end has passed the duct the services, there was no music lieve that if a bottle of Chamberlain's committee and the first reading, aud no pall bearers. The body lay oil a diarrhoea remedy were kept on hand with an amendment that causes it cot in the room where he died. It was and administered at the inception of an enshrouded in white, and just one red much suffering might be avoided to apply only to large cities and to rose itua placed on the breast. About tiie attack and tn very many cases the presence defined conditions of society in them. cut were bunks of fleral tributes sent by of a physician would not be required. aud wreathes and bunches uf At least this has been our experience The idea of the substitution of ere friends, blossums. during the past twenty years. For sale mation for earth burial, though Mrs. Ingersoll sat beside her dead,and by Howorth & Co., druggists. I beside iier were her daughters, Mrs. firmly based on sanitary consider Walston H. Drown, aud Miss Maud In ations, cannot make substantial gersoll They were verv much agitated At the farm house of P M. Pearson | and wept almost continuously. There near Salem occurred u distressing acci-, headway by a simple presentation of were some forty others present, and thev the facts of sanitary science alone. remained by Dr. John Clark Kidpath, dent Saturday evening. Mr. Pearson But, among people who are disposed who, in a voice full of emotion, said left the house with a shotgun, and fouud i “My friends, it is a very sail duly to a bird near the residence; he was in the ' to take u rational view of death as a in the pretence o( the dead, the act of shooting the bird w ben the latter I ' I natural dispensation, rather than as read, last poem written by Colonel Robert G. a mysterious act of providence, the Ingersoll, entitled ‘Declaration ot the rose, filing toward the house. Herman instinctive feeling of repulsion and Free’ This poem Colouel Ingersoll had Quiz, an employe on the farm, and Mr. ! rend and altered in some of its parts only horror, which was wont to respond a few hours before he was stricken Pearson’s S-year-old son, had, mean while, come out of the bouse, and when : to the proposition of incineration has down ” Mr. Pearson shot at the bird, the first I I Major O. J. Smythe, n close personal yielded to some extent to the argu friend of Colonel Ingersoll, then read an charge struck <io)z, one shot striking the 1 ment that has made the crematory other extract from Col. Ingersoll's writ outer corner of the right eye, and passing much less gloomy and forbidding ings, entitled "My Religion." through the right ear, the remainder of Dr. Jobu Elliott of New York read the than the ceremonies attendant upon funeral the charge scattering over the young oration delivered by Co). Inger burial in the ordinary way, without soll over Iiis brother 's dead body. This | man's body. 1 he second shot, fired at abating in atty sense the <ucredness concluded tho short und simple services, the bird, struck the hunter's little son, nearly all present then took a parting of funeral rites or impairing the look at the dead ami passed out. Sever- ! his body being pretty well “peppered’’ tinder respect for that which hu al oh) colored servants uf the family came with the shot. The wounds were pain Don’t get manity holds most sacred. When from \\ asiiington to do hunor to their I ful but not serious. Moral great benefactor. too eager to kill anything you see when this prejudice is entirely overcome carrylug a gun. cremation will become popular and sanitary science will have its inning Carried Ikiwn Some of the results of neglected dys A nol s C annon of Utah, who was recently arrested on a charge of polygamy, appeared in court at Sult f.ake by proxy, pleaded guilts by proxy und will be lined by proxy. This legal subterfuge bus been a favorite and is rather synonymous with the Mormon church. The murder of the eniigrantsat Mountain Meadows was of course done by proxy, but some of the disciples of the uxorious old apostle Brigham Young were afterwards hanged for knowing too much about th<* trans A n eastern Oregon uewspaper action. The revelations ‘‘from the whose editor doubtless enjoys a Lord" were delivered by proxy, and “free" ride now and then. savs, tear even the magnificent shriue of then I fully, that “the <P. Il A N. railway idolatry, the temple, is not exempt will lose $20.000 wn account of the from this, for it is within its inner 1 muster out of the Second Oregon iti recesses that the welfare of the I Sau Francisco. " These calculations faithful is suppo*-ed to be r< ciliated are probably based on the safe pre by proxy. sumption that the O. R. A X. would have brought to Portland from its 1T is reported from Washington territory two thousand people at an The citv of and from Manila that negotiations average cost of $10 of the greatest importance are in Portland hotels, peanut venders progress. This is sneered at by the and others would have reaped a anti-imperialistic papers with a pur like sum from the visitor -. But the pose to make it appear that the re boys in selecting the Presidio as ports are in the nature of apologies their mustering point did not con- for General Otis. These same papers sider the interests of these people want Otis recalled because the cor and corporations whose patriotism respondents protest against his cen is measured by the amount of dollars sorship They wanted .Alger re aud cents they can squeeze out of a moved becuuse they suspected that public demonstration. There is not the secretary of war had not revealed a person in Oregon but who would ail the secrets that came to him have been glad to have had the regi from Manila The ii recoucilables ment come direct to Portland from know that if the government pub Manila, but since the sharks have lished this information it would be shown their fins, displaying to the used in Europe, at Hong-Kong, and world that their patriotic fervor in the Philippines the next day to over the roturn of the regiment was thwart the purpose of the adminis supplanted by greed and hope of tratiou. lhia illustrates only some gain at their expense there is a quiet of the inconsistencies of the men smile of satisfaction that the big de The boys Will who are animated simply by a desire monstration failed receive a hearty welcome when they to embarrass the government arrive in Portlaud, although the T he Oregoniau wind« up a long gruspiug monopolies may not carry leading editorial, in ita issue of the as many persons there to witness peptic conditions of the stomach are cancer, consumption, heart disease and epilepsy, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure pre vents all this by effecting a quick cure in all eases of dyspepsia. Rogers Bros. Colonel William Jennings Bryan has telegraphed lib acceptance of an invi tation to visit the state of Washington, and will be on the Sound the first week in September • * • Tht Kind Yju Hat* Always Longhi. \\ . i Mauers, who is occupying a cell in the Folk county jail, awaiting the action of the supreme court on his ap peal e <-■.■ was iucar. erated in the Marion county , ill for a few days following bis arrest, before he ms taken to Polk county, and it is rejorted from Dallas that he charges F. W. Durbin, the Marion c.-iir.ty sheriff, with stealing from him a f air of troueere and nearing them The prisoner has no love for Mr. Dur bin. hence the accusation. The Marion county off- er enjoy« the joke very much, and stands the chaffing of his friends with the greatest good nature. CASTORIA JV JT.W Fps. ¿fa:» 2o«w*L 0.0. HODSON * « Looks Easy, ? § : 0 s $ but Isn’t. i s BUT IT ISN'T. As a rule we must pay the makers of good shoes a good price, and we must make a profit or go out of busi « Wo ness. If you want good shoes you must pay our price. Wc could sell you junk at less than we can sell really good footwear, but you wouldn’t waut it. You want only good shoes. We be f lieve you are willing to pay fair prices. * Sign of the Big Boot. F. DIEUSCHNEIDER. t» Boots and Shoes. You are told so often by so many advertisers that they arc sell ing shoes “worth so aud so," for “this and that”—ever so much below what it is claimed they are worth, that you come to think it an easy matter to seil shoes for less than they are worth. t Always in Stock and Cheap as The Cheapest Furniture, Carpets Wall Paper, Lace Curtains, Portieres,Oil Cloth Linoleums, Rockers iu variety Extension Tables, and if you don’t see what you want, ask fot it. Yours Truly, II. C. BURNS g<XXXXXX>5<XXXXXXXXXXX>0OOC^ Handsome 9 Strong Speedy Ideal BICYCLES The Best Ramblers and Ideals ever Built—the Best Wheels ever Built. New ’99 Popular List Prices: $40, $30, $25, $20 Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co •-20 year Pioneers. - Branches : Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle. 105-107-109-111 Sixth St., Portland, Oregon. O. O. HODSON, Agent. An Epidemic of Ularrlioea. A Tension Indicator IS JUST WHAT THE WORD IMPLIES. indicates the state of the tension at a glance. Iu use means time saving and easier 3cwing. It’» our own invention and is found only on the CASTORIA the signature of C has H E lbtckbr . la u»e for more than thirty years and th« «icsaian al Caaa. U SlIKIU la us« for mare than th.rty )«T» and w •ii* Seasonable Merchandise W hite Sewing Machine. Wc hare other striking improvements that appeal to the cartful buyer. Send fcr our elegant H. T. catalog. W ete S ew «« M achine C o . Cievelaad, Ohio. For sale by WHITT SEWING MACHINE CO, I San F rancheo. Mr. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoa- nut Grove, Fla., says there has been quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there. He had a severe attack and was cured l.v four doses of Chamberlain’s colic, chut era and diarrhoea remedy. He says he also recommended it to others and' they say it is the best medicine they ever used. For sale by S. Howorth & Co druggists. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon «xhau8ted dlgestlvTo“- an t Sn the laLe,t discovered digest ant and tonic, bo other preparation can approach it in efficiency. R in mwtatellevIeNa.nd permanently cures Indigwtion, Heartburn, Sickteth!0^ Sto/Mcb, Nausea adach,e’Ga3tra^la,Cramps,and *p.°» therI?ulu of Imperfect digestion *r«par.d by E C DsWm * Co 4lcooo ______ ROGERS BROS. 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