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VOL. XXIX
M’MINNVILLE, ORE., FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1899.
Entered at the 1‘ostofficein McMinnville,
a» Second-clast- matter.
Union Thanksgiving Service.
For You to Read
“What puzzled me in the beginning was that I kept losing flesh without any
cause for it that I could see. I had a little trouble with my stomach, too, and
after a while began to grow weaker and to cough. The cough, I thought, would
soon go away and cure itself, but
it didn’t. It grew worse, and
then I began to spit up a pecu
liar looking substance. I never
thought of consumption, but one
day I had a hemorrhage, and then
was frightened in earnest and
did just what you would do. I
rushed to the doctor. He was
cither too busy, or something
else, for he didn’t do me any good.
I kept going on down hill, and the
outlook was bad. Things took a_____ 5
different turn, however, when I
heard of Acker’s English Remedy
for Consumption, for I took it,
and it not only cured my cough
ing and spitting, but also built up
my whole system. I took on per
manent flesh, and today am just
as healthy a man as you can find
in a week’s travel. You may be
sure I always keep Acker’s Eng
lish Remedy in the house, and it
is a good thing I do so, for one
night my youngest child was
seized with croup. That hoarse,
wheezy cough was the first signal,
and I lost no time in giving the poor liltle sufferer proper doses of this grand
medicine. In almost no time the disease was under control, and my child was
saved. I advise every parent to have a bottle handy all the time. It serves the
same purpose in keeping croup out of the house that a good lock and key serve
to keep burglars out. It is both an expectorant and a tonic. It cured me of con
sumption and my child of croup, and I know what I am talking about.’’ (Signed)
Hon. M. H ogan , picture frame manufacturer, 242 Center Street, New York.
Acker’s English Remedy is sold by all druggists under a positive guarantee that your money will be re-
fUbded in oase of failure. 25c., 5bc. and $1 a bottle in U. S. and Canada. In Euglaud, Is. 2d., 2s. 3d., and 4s. Cd.
IFtf authorize the above guarantee.
IF. JI. HOOKER de CO., Proprietors, New York.
For Sale by ROGERS BROS.
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But we have hammered away night and day for 16consecutive years at the pre
scription counter with the result of having attained the largest prescription tile in
the county. There’s a reason for this. Anyone can dish out patent medicines, but
when it comes to filling prescriptions you want a competent man at the tiller, so to
speak, with a clear eye and a clear head-in fact, a man who realizes that a human
life hangs in the balance. We do this; it’s our specialty.
ROGERS BROS.’ Pioneer Pharmacists.
THE RACKET STORE*
Extends a cordial invitation to examine their
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Christmas Goods
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Albums, Standard Poems,
Picture Books, Toys, Dolls,
And many other things, and at prices that all may have something.
Have about 70 Suits of Boys’ Clothes,
3 to 10 years, that must be clos.i out. Don’t miss this chance.
make special prices on MACKINTOSHES while they last.
W e S till C arry
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Will
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H. MILLS & SON.
^Seasonable Merchandise
Air-Tight Heating Stoves
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All Kinds, Sizes
and Prices
Best of Ammunition
for Everybody
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in McMinnville, has been recently fitted with best of
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Liberal service and all you can eat.
* Fruita, Candies, Nuts and Cigars.
Give L’s a Call.
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A GOOD ATTENDANCE, SPLENDID MUSIC AND AN INTENSELY INTER
ESTING AND PRACTICAL DISCOURSE.
A bsolutely P ure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
The discourse of Rev. Henry T. Atkin us remember those in w hose lives there
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
son, tlie new Methodist pastor, was based is but little brightness, w hile the deter
on Psalm 107:1, “Ogive thanks unto the mination grows strong within us that
Lord for lie is good, for his mercy endur- through the coming year the true spirit
eth forever.” The speaker said :
of thanksgiving shall have a deeper
"The appointment of a day of public place in our hearts, and a broader chari
thanksgiving to God for his providential ty shall be the rule of our lives.”
OVER 440,000 MEMBERS.
care and protection of the people, is a
Rev. Atkinson concluded with an ex
very eloquent portrayal of that deep spir hortation to the congregation to join, not
HE table below will reflect 40 years’ experience of the Woodmen of the World,
it of fervent devotion which character only as citizens and individualsand fam
Modern Woodmen of America, Knights of the Maccabees and tlie A. O. U.
ized the Puritans who landed at Ply ilies, but also as Christians, in rendering
"., based upon 12 aseeBsments per annum, upon 1,000 members who entered at the
mouth in the year of our Lord 1620. obedience to the scriptural mandate, “O age of 20 years and carry $1,000 each. As members die out others 20 years old are
America presented a vastly different pic give thanks unto the Lord, for ho is good, to be initiated to take their place. The cost of carrying these members is taken
from the Mortality Table of the National Fraternal Congress, to which these orders
ture at that time from »hat it does to for his mercy endureth forever.”
belong:
day, and on the first public Thanksgiv
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A ISEHL IKRTITI'TIOK.
ing day which was appointed by public
a -. i :.
(for 5 years,) (Income 5 yrs.) (Income 5 yrs.) (Income 5 yrs.) (Income 5 y rd.)
authority in America, on October 24th,
20-25
$ 20,000
$ 21,000
$ 24,000
$ 36,000
$ 36,000
25 30
21,000
26,000
1621, the thanks that went up from a Where Seed j-Veteran« Spend Their
24,090
36,000
38,940
30 35
27,750
21,000
24,000
Declining Years.
36,000
42,928
gratelul people’s hearts, were prompted
35-40
21,000
30,700
24,000
36,000
49.1X10
Hut little is ever beard of the state
by gratitude for their safety and preser
40-45
35,850
24,000
21,000
36,090
58,588
soldiers
’
home
at
Roseburg,
which
is
an
vation from dauger in the strange land
45 50
44,350
21,090
24,000
36,000
73,777
50-55
57,250
21,000
24,000
to which they had come, and of which institution with a really worthy misBion.
36,000
95,973
55-60
78,550
21,000
24,009
36,000
93,752
as yet they knew so little. Great forests Miss Stella Noll, who is teaching in that
peopled by the red men, as the natives city, recently visited the home, and has
$168,000
$320,450
$192,000
$288,000
$488,958
were called, extended westward, and un given a description from which we are
The total cost of carrying these men is $320,450. Tlie surplus on the A. O. U.
known dangers lurked within them, but permitted to publish the following facts:
"I will try and write a brief descrip W. plan would be <168,508. All other plans show a deficit.
mingled with their thanks for safety from
I11 order to pay these losses as they occur, the orders mentioned would have to
tlie perils which surrounded them in the tion of the soldiers’ home, a place which levy
the following number of assessments per annum :
impressed
me
more
than
any
building
I
land of their adoption, there was also a
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M. W. A.
K. O. T. M.
A. O. V. \V.
debt of gratitude to God for the freedom have ever been in, except the state asy
AGE.
5-yr peiiods No. Assis, per No. Assts. per No. Assts. per No. Assts. per
annum.
which made it possible for them to wor lum. The penitentiary cannot equal it.
annum.
annum.
1
annum.
2Ò-25
$20,600
12
10
ship him according to the dictates of their There they are criminals, here we see
7
7
25-30
26,900
13
9
15
8
own hearts, and without fear of molesta | broken down men in that fascinating
30-35
27,750
16
14
9
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tion from anyone on account of their re j suit, the blue. We left tiie house at half
1.-40
30,760
17
16
10
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ligious convictions, and on this Thanks past two, five in our party : Messrs. Co
40 45
35,850
21
18
12
8
45-50
44,350
2°
25
giving morning in the year of our Lord show and Traver, Mrs. Coshow, Misses
15
8
50-55
57,250
33
19
28
8
1899, I would not have you forget the Galloway and Noll. We ascend a small
55-60
78,550
45
40
26
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prominent pait which the desire for re 1 incline, and as we reach the top we see a
short
way
in
front
of
us
the
stais
and
ligious freedom played at the origin of
These tables will readily show the strength of the A. O. U. W. plan. The A. O.
the great festival which we are celebrat j stripes, floating from a tall flag pole with U. W. increases the rate to be paid with the increasing age, ami the ether orders
ing here today; nor would I have you a large brass eagle at the top. We were increase the number of assessments. At the end of 40 years’ reflected experience,
a young man, 21 years old, desiring to join an order, would have to pay as follows:
forget that those few travelers who sought told that those buildings we see are the W. O. W., 45 assessments; M. W. A., 40 assessments; K. O. T. M., 26 assessments;
soldiers
’
home.
At
the
large
white
gate
a home in this grand country of which
A. O. U. W., 8 assessments. Which order do you think he will join?
A plan to live must collect from its members sufficient money to pay their way
we are all so justly proud, were men and an old veteran with battle-scarred face
women in whose hearts was burning the and crippled hands opens it for us, and and not depend upon securing it from other sources. The A. O. U. W. does not
collect 12 assessments per annum; it is not necessary, but if an epidemic or panic
holy fire of a consecration which made gladly welcomes ua, for they grow very- should come the rates are ample to cover losses, ami still back of these rates stands
them willing servants of the God who lonesome and dissatisfied sometimes. To the Supreme Lodge with its relief fund, from which has already been paid over
had preserved them from the perils of the north we see a diamond of perhaps a f4,ooo,ooo, and it is practicably inexhaustible. The A. O. U. W.—the father of all
sea and land, and to whom, like the an half-acre of grass, set here and there with beneficiary orders—stands today without a peer; it is the Gibraltar of ull orders;
cient Jewish patriarchs, tliey bad not trees, and still farther on another of the oldest, the strongest, the safest, the best. The best is none too good for you.
forgotten to raise an altar at which they roses, w ith gravel walks around the lieds.
might call upon his name.”
We turn to the west and Mt. Nebo in all ular, and I went and spoke to him. He
IWutive Daughter« to Organize.
Tlie speaker here referred to the histo its majesty looms before us and shuts out had some geraniums growing on his
On December 4th the Native Daugh
ry of Abraham, who at the command of our view, so we turn to the south and bureau, and he looked so sad. I began ters of Oregon will institute a cabin in
God, forsook his country and hie kindred there we see the yard of roses, pansies, to talk to him and told him that my fa McMinnville, and every lady born with
and his father’s house, and compared etc., with the gravel walk. We leave tlie ther was a veteran of the civil war. His in the state is cordially invited to unite
that event to the act of the Puritans in gate and walk about four rods east and eyes kindled, he stroked liis gray beard, in the organization. Those who con
leaving all their interests in the old see to our right a pretty little grove of and said he was a sailor, and fold me template joining will please hand their
world, that they might journey to a pine trees, nicely trimmed and the many things about the capture of Vicks names to Mrs. Julia Gault.
strange land for conscience’ sake, and ground cleaned of all underbrush, and burg. I asked him in a kindly way why
B y O rder of C ommittee .
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then after drawing a comparison between over on the east side is a large rope he was so sad. His eyes filled with tears
the enterprise and push of the American swing, and on the south of the grove is as he said : ‘Miss Noll, my wife and babes
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly di
people, and the slower methods of the the finest croquet ground I have ever are all gone, my oldest boy was killed on gests food without aid from the stomach,
old world, he continued, “This morning, seen, with seats around for the lookers- the Marne and my second on the battle and at the same time heals and restores
therefore, as we reflect upon the glory of on. We proceed a few steps and are at field in Cuba, and my baby girl died the diseased digestive organs. It is the
our historic past, and look forward to a the home. Here on the front stepB are when she was only four. I am alone; I am only remedy that does both of these
future bright with promise, let us not for three or four old veterans, whose ages only waiting my summons. I tell you, things and can lie relied upon to per
get, as citizens, to render thanks unto tell upon them. They rise and greet us it made me feel bad, hut I tried to cheer manently cure dyspepsia. Rogers Bros.
the Lord, for he is good, for his mercy most heartily and bid us welcome. We him and then left to find my party. The
first view ttie pretty flowers. All around drug room at the hospital is where nil
Sallee of Dissolution.
endureth forever.”
At this point reference was made to the home are beds of roses, chrysanthe necessary drugs are kept. We enter the
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Thanksgiving as a day of reunion, a day mums and all kinds of flowers. We en large wards, and there is where it takes Galbreath & Goucher was dissolved Nov.
in which care vanishes, and with schools ter Die building. An old veteran whose strength of mind to keep down your feel let, 1899. It is desired that all outstand
closed and business suspended, old and tottering steps and whitening hair tell ings, for over there is an old gray-haired ing accounts be promptly settled. Pay
young ahke are inspired by a spirit of he is nearing the end of this mortal life, man over 80, sitting up in his bed ; here ment can be made nt our office.
mirth and gladness, and memories laid asks ns to w rite our names in the regis is another in a wheeled chair; another
Respectfully,
up which in the dark days of the future ter. We do this, and are show n over is sitting in a chair with head bandaged
C albrf . ath A G oucher .
years will bring gleams of brightness in the building. In the office we met Mr. and a large shawl around him. That
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to the lives of the children who will per Shipley, the commandant, who was a ward has 20 beds. We cross the hall to
haps by that time have found out that sergeant in the civil war. He greets us another, and are met by a veteran with
Shows the state of your feelings and the
the world lias cares of w hich in the hap kindly, and we follow our guide. Other ! the injunction to lie still. We tread soft
elate of your health as well. Impure blood
py days of childhood they did not dream. rooms on this floor are private, except ly and speak low, for one comrade is very
makes itself apparent in a pale and sallow
Then, refening to Thanksgiving as an the library. Here we found the men low and is tossing in liis fever. 1 went
complexion, pimples and skin eruptions.
emblem of the great home-coming to the reading, play ing chess and on one side towar<l the lied, and the nurse led me to
If you are feeling weak and wornoutand
Father's house, he called upon the con of the room was a picture of the charge the bedside. I laid my hand on the
do not have a healthy appearance you
gregation as families and individuals to of Sheridan at Winchester. I stepped , wrinkled forehead, burning with fever,
should try Acker’s Blood Elixir. It cures
join with the psalmist in rendering up and admired anil spoke about it. One ! and pushed back Die white locks. They
all blood diseases w here citeap Sarsaparil
thanks unto tlie Lord, for he is g<x>d, for of tlie men who was playing chess heard brought a basin of water, and I bathed
la« and so called purifiers fail; know ing
me, jumped up and came where I was his face and hands, and he opened his
his mercy endureth forever.
this we sell every bottle on a positive guar
Continuing, he said: “There is, how and told me he was in that and all about eyes, looked at me and said, "I thought
antee. For sale by Rogers Bros.
ever, one secret, a practical know ledge of it, and when I looked alioiit the others it was Nellie,” and then was again out
which will not fail to fill our hearts with had gone, and so this man showed me of his head. Over the farm of forty acres
Pl<*n«r Take Notice«
the spirit of true I Lank «giving, and that the stairway, where I soon found the everything is clean, thrifty and nice. But
Parties indebted to the firm of R. Jacob
is the secret which our Ixrrd expressed others. One room on the third floor is boa yonder across to the north! What son Co. are respectfully requested to
in the words, "It is more blessed to give decorated wilh every kind of flower, means those white stones? It. is the call and settle their accounts at once.
R. J acobson & Co.
than to receive.” The truest happiness grass and herb that can he found on the cemetery, whero 31 heroea of the civil
which any ot ns can experience is that farm, and very nicely arranged in pretty war lie sleeping their Inst sleep. We left
which come« from a knowledge that we designs. In another room the beds are 1 the home after looking at the thriving Acker'. I'.ligllshHciucdy willl stop
a cough at any time, and will cure the
have been instrumental in making others nice and clean, with wbite spreads, two ■ young orchard.”
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re-
single
beds
in
a
room,
center
table,
elec
happy, even if the giving only takes the
unded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Rogers Bros.
form ot a word ot cheer or a sunny tric lights and arm chairs with cushions.
These
rooms
are
kept
by
the
men
them
smile. It is not the dark clouds that the
Carlton Tupper died at hie home in
world wants, but the bright ones; it is selves. They have to make their own
L
CASTORTA
Gaston
on Sunday of paralysis, aged 75
beds,
sweep
their
rooms
each
day
and
not your troutdes but your joys. If al)
Bears the signature of C has . H. F lktchfk .
years. lie was an Oregon pioneer of
our impressions were taken from the di mop them once a week. They have a
In use for more than thirty years, and
1852.
vine source, there would l-e no discord to rug in front of each bed. The wash room
Thi Kind t'on Hav. Alwayi BongM.
Why isn’t the example of a Hillsboro
contract tlie brow with gloom or to bring has marble wash basins and bath tubs.
man a good one, when being held up?
sorrow into the hearts of onr friends. In the dining room the tables are cov
He threw his money into the mud, and
The whole life of Christ is a sublime ered with white oil doth, and everything
recovered a part of it the next day.
illustration of the true spirit of thanks is neat, nice and clean. The man said
This would rather nonplus the robber.
giving. ‘He went about doing good.’ they received as much to eat as at a hr.-
Sallee fa Creditor«.
Mativ a time tils heart must have thrilled tel. We go up another flight of stairs , I desire to make settlement of all ac-
Carr n < «Id in One Dur-
with joy as he listened to the gratitude I and here are two large bedrooms, each ■ counts now due me. Those knowing
of those w ho had received from him il containing seventeen beds and bureaus. themselves indebted to me will please
Take Luxative Bromo Quinine tablets.
lustrations of his own words'It is more Here we see many of the gray-haired, make immediate settlement, and avoid All druggists refund money if it fails to
blessed to give than to receive.’ Then, blue-coated men, and tliey seem so glad I making further costa necessary.
cure. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each
in the gladness of oor thanksgiving, let to see ua. One man I noticed in partic-
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