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VOL. XXX KQ‘er’<U‘Ï^ÂCl«?m;“'tnnvnle, M’MINNVILLE, ORE., FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1900. Reed’s Fence is Best on Earth For the Money. Splendid Ticket Nominated. Ranch or Residence. Hard, Galvanized Steel Wire. OHaDoUarirpaMinsavsnca, 8ingleaumber.flvec.ms. NO. 19, R oyal ä f A bsolutely P ure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome Made in Six Heights, 18 to 58 in. High. McMinnville Fence Works, “Wooli ! M c M innville , O r . Recd has fenced us out forever.” Running for Office » » » i» ON TO VICTORY ! Talking Politics Is the concern of both fat and lean’ but a subject of more vital import" ance is the » THE GREAT PROBLEM OF CHEAP LIVING » è» To this end where can you obtain the best bargains in Groceries ? Have you tried L- E. WALKER ? The tat man is telling the other what he knows of Walker's bargaihs, and of his surprise to find how the little grocery is coming right up to the scratch selling goods. è» i» A Large and Harmonious Conven tion Places in the Field One of the Best Tickets Possible. Nickell moved and Foster seconded in good speeches that the nomination be mane unanimous. Carried. For assessor Huston named J. M. Yo cum and Watts named E. U. Heuderson of Amity. The ballot stood, Yocum, 130; Hender son, 31. Nomination was made unani mous on motion of Henderson. J. H. Olds nominated E. V. Littlefield for superintendent, warmly* seconded by Profs. Stilwell and Hodson, and on mo tion of the latter he was named by ac clamation. For couimisioner J. L. Davis named Geo. D. Vinton and M. M. Edwards named Amos Nelson. The ballot stood: Nelson . 9» Vinton.. 66 Winslow I' Bones... I Vinton moved and Bones seconded (laughter) that nomination be unani mous. Carried. For treasurer Baxter named Henry Gabriel, seconded by Waddel, and Scott named O. O. Rhude, seconded by Wins low, Bibee, Wright and Stilwell. The vote stood Gabriel, 75, Rhude, 85. On motion of Gabriel, Rhude’s nomination was made unanimous. For surveyor, T. M. Laughlin named Branson and Win. Young named E. D. Green. The vote resulted Branson, 102; Green, 55. For coroner John Sanders named J. M. Chapman, and Woodward named Cum mings. The former received 82 votes, latter 62, scattering 11. Chapman was declared the nominee. The various districts named the fol lowing for justices, constables and super visors: Dist. No. 1—For justice of the peace, J A Huston; constable, I) Delashinutt. No. 2—For Justice of the peace, H ? Williams; constable, T B Holcomb. No. 3—For justice of tile peace, E A Hill; constable, Neil Westerfield. No. 4—For justice of the peace, J M Wright; constable, J J Woods. No. 5—For justice of the peace, F L Roberts; constable, Nels Nelson. No. 6—For justice of the peace, J E Brooks; constable, F T Hays. No 7—For Justice of the peace, 8 R Baxter; constable, W M Hamilton. Nominations for road supervisors for the different districts were ratified us follows: 1 John Derby 16 Maine Berry 17 John Willis 2 A A Russell 18 W Goodrich 3 J G Morris 4 W R Morris 19 J R Forest t 20 E 8 Cooper 6 Chas Jenson 21 T J Stimson 0 J P Johnson 7 A R Mills 22 A L Hadaway 23 Jas Heid 0 Wm Thomas 21 Win Hobough 9 W 8 Allen 10 Win Hamilton 25 J B Handley 26 E LT Henderson 11 J H Olds It John Lindberg 27 D M Kirby 13 Ch us Stewart 28 Geo Cuttbrod 2fl John Bell 14 Ciias Taylor 36 Henry Wade 15 W m Casey 31 David Leno Ou Tuesday at 10:25 a. tn. Judge Ma Myers, J P Johnson, E B Flett, A Bar gers called to order the republican coun tholomew. Willamina—E F Lamson, O E Hyland, ty convention. D. H Turner was cho sen secretary, and F. G. Adams assist II Z Foster by E F Lamson, A Kershaw, G A Epperly, M F Wade, Roy Lamson, ant. On motion of J. P. Irvine the chair ap J W Mendenhall, E B Morse, Guy Lam- pointed the following credentials com soh, Win Ralston, M Sweitzer, Wm Bar SÉ mittee: J. P. Irviue, Lee Laughlin, Jesse ber. TO COMPOUND Edwards, A. II. Denny and J. M. Craw Willamette—C S Williamson, J R For ford. rest, J B Layson, P H Fowler, II C Bran On permanent organization and order son, E S Cooper. of business G. S. Wright, G. M. Allen and Whiteson—A M Waddel, A M Hoff- E. H. Woodward were appointed. ,man, EM Garrison, J S McAlister. properly it takes time. It requires experience and Convention adjourned till one p. m. We wpnld therefore respectfully rec a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires the and on reassembling the report of com ommend that the above named persons druggist to have a large variety of drugs—fresh mittee on credentials was read, and after he seated as delegates of this conven drugs. He must give the best possible work and certain corrections were made and a mo tion, with full privileges as members for compensation he must be reasonable. With the tion by Dr. Watts that each delegation thereof. Respectfully submitted, J P Irvine, Lee Laughlin, Jesse Ed be empowered to fill its own vacancies above facts remember we are careful and strive to was carried the report stood as follows: wards, H Denny and J M Crawford, Com please one and all alike. These are reasons why our We, the undersigned, your committee mittee. prescription file thribbles all in this county? We On motion of Edwards the same was on credentials, beg leave to report that are recognized by doctor and customer alike for be received and committee discharged. there has been placed in our hands as ing accurate and dispensing only the purest drugs* The report of committee on permanent members of such committee, credentials from the various precincts in said coun organization recommended retaining the ty, showing elected delegates as follows: temporary officers and named the order ROGERS BROS.’ Pioneer Pharmacists. Amity—W111 Thurman, J J Henderson, of business ns the nominations appear in G M Allen, F B Ferguson, R O Jones, T this report, and on motion of E. C. Wal ker the same was adopted. J Stimson, II C Fatty. On motion of Meyers the chair ap Baker Creek—H M Daniel, D I Asbu- pointed the following tellers: A. L. [ ry; T R Willis, C D Johnson, by F G Meyers, I. Daugherty, F. E. Storey, P. Adams, Maine Berry, Carl P Fuchs. P. Olds, and Gus Detmering. Bellevue—W J Sargeant, Byron Bran Hodson nominated Butts for represen son, L D Mulkey, Wm Goffoier. tative and Watts named Lamson, both Carlton—Chas Taylor, J Winneberg, referring to the past records of their can F L Roberts, G R Johnson, W A Howe didates in glowing terms. Lamson’s by F M York, Geo Gray, C E Harbaugh. early family connections were referred Checowen—Lee Laughlin, TM Laugh to, and the doctor said Ed’s time, money, lin, S Hatch, C W Johes, Fred Bunn, Alf "Injuns” —everything, had been devot Smith, W R Morris, E S Cole. ed to the republican party. (Laughter). Dundee—M JI Eduards, Z J Imus, W Ou motion of 0. H. Irvine the rules Everything but Ingrains fur the next 60 S Allen, I R Craven. were suspended, and the secretary cast days at a very LARGE DISCOUNT. East Dayton—J T Gowdy, F L Tost, the ballot for these gentlemen. J B Stilwell, L Litcher, J W Coovert, A For sheriff Bibee named John Bones. Detmering, N A Harris, E Hadley, *F Caughlin named Alderman, and spoke Must have room for more paper now on Odell, E M Aiderman, C Robertson. of him as a warrior worthy of his steel the road. West Dayton—T P Caughlin, J C Nich iu the precinct contest, and the argu ols, Martin Miller, A P Fletcher, S R ments of geographical location, honor Yours Truly, Baxter, J M Crawford, E A Aiderman, D able manhood and party stronghold V Olds. were all pressed in good shape. H. M. Fairlawn-—J B Handley, Ivan Daniel, Daniel named Henderson, and thanked The Heat In Ibe World. J A Derby, M Thurber, G W Keen, S B God we had a whole lot of good boys iu We believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem Hopkins, Wm Young. this county for sheriff, and it wasn’t ad edy ie the best in the world. A few weeks Lafayette—J W Watts, H Denny, John visable to swap horses in crossing the ago we suffered with a severe cold and a 111..ugh by P P Olds, P P Olds, J L Vick- stream, etc. O. H. Irvine named J. A. troublesome cough, and having rea 1 their i rev, C Westerfield, J H Olds, S Carr. Young, and spoke of his business quali advertisements in our own and other pa THE CONDUCTORS’ North McMinnville—O J Leabo, Jacob fications, his affability, and his service pers we purchased a bottle to see if it Wortman, E C Walker, G S Wright, M to his country in the Philippines. Mr. would effect ns. It cured us before the ! Underwood, D Stout, O II Irvine, G w Young declined with thanks. bottle was more than half used. It is the Hendershott, J E Magers. best medicine out for colds and coughs. The ballots were as follows: South McMinnville—S L Hayden, B ist 2(1 3d —The Herald, Andersonville, Ind. For WILL BE GIVEN W Walker, Geo C L Snyder, Frank Henderson............. ............... 60 75 74 sale by Howorth A Co., druggists. Hayes, A M Dee, C F, Branson, CT Long, Aiderman............ ............... 7« 74 89 T A McCourt, J E Brooks, W H Sliger Bones. Notice for Hid«. ........... ............. »3 15 I by A V R Snyder. Sealed, bids will lie received by the Young ........... ... ... . I ON North Newberg— J I. Hoskins, J G Aiderman was declared nominated on : clerk of Yamhill county until the next Hadley, F H Storey, R J Cooper E H the third ballot. regular term of the county court on May Sunday, May 27, 1900. H J Littlefield, A J Winters, Hodson nominated J. H. Nelson for ! loth at 10 a. m , for covering the span Let Us Be Your Watchman J Woodward, H Rees, Albert Heater, A T Blair, C A clerk, and on motion of McKern the of the county bridge across the South Steps will lie made at the principal To some extent the impression prevails Hodson, N G Kirk, R B Linville. Yamhill river on the road leading from nomination was made by acclamation. places of interest along the Columbia that almost anybody can "fix a watch," South Newberg—Clarence Butt, II H McMinnville to Dayton. Bids are invit For recorder Snyder named A. P. Har river, allowing the people theoppor and many only learn by costly experi Winslow, B C Miles by H R Morris, L M ris, Lcabo named G. W. Franklin, ed on the two plans onJile in the clerk’s that it is not so. The tinker, the tunity of view ing some of th»* grand ence natural born mechanic, the genius who Parker by C B Wilson, It H Turner, Jes Daugherty named C. B. Lafollette, Wil office. The county court reserves the est scenery in the world. Those so can anything,” finds himself at sea se Edwards, J C Hodson, J J Woods. lis named Wm. Wess, Jesse Edwards * right to reject any and all bide. disposed can stop at any of these when "fix he tackles a fine watch, for the ad McMinnville, Oregon, April 6, 1900. places, and the return trains will stop justment to positions an.l isochronism North Yamhill— C Obye, A E McKern, named Hoskins, Watts named Harrison J. H. N klson , County Clerk. and pick them up. This will give requires something Itesides mechanical H V Stott, Chas Brown, Scott Bremmer, Foster, Post named Arthur Lambert, them the opportunity of viewing at skill There is no minute detail with I H P Moore, C R Brown. and Allen named W. W. Nickell. Hos their leisure the extensive govern which we are not familiar iu the mechan North Sheridan—Isaac Daugherty, J E kins won on the second ballot. Har Please Call and Nellie. ical and mathematical adjustment of a Huston, T J Scroggin, A S Fogg, Dan ment works at The Cascades. ris decined. The votes were as follows: I desire payment within the next ten time-piece. Kossack, John Bell, J W Foster, J R 1st 2d days of all accounts due anti all my out WM. F PlELSCHNEIDER & BRO., McMinnville’s Reliable Jewelers. Sanders, W S Buell by J E Husfon. Ho'kins ........... ................... 71 82 standing notes overdue. . 26 30 South Sheridan—C W Buell, J W Foster.................. . C. D. J ohnson . ...................31 38 Bones, G W Bibee, Eugene Brown, Ben Nickell.............. ROUND TRIP $1.00 CASTORIA .................. 18 IO Lafollette Evans. E. S. Warren, traveling man for a Bean the .ignatore of shab H Ft stchi F ranklin .................. ..................... I West Chehakm—Geo D Vinton, A P W ess la we for more than thirty years, and .......... .......... .................... 3 1 Portland furniture houae. »jient Bunday Johnson, A Nelson, J L Davis, A L Lambert................ ..................... .IQ in this city with bis family. ZU JTtW I’oa //aw A’aMjn Bought. Train will pass McMinnville at 6:20 a. tn. c<xxxxxx><x><x>o<xxxxxx><xx>$ PRESCRIPTIONS H. C. BURNS Annual Excursion T9 THE DALLES PROCEEDING WITH CAUTION. Pursuant to call the populists met in convention last Friday, Shade Richard- son was called to the chair and Tom Vanorsdul was made secretary, The minutes of the meeting of the advisory committee on fusion were read, which allowed that they had decided to nomi nate a ticket to be called the ‘‘citizeus’ ’’ ticket. The proposition 1 b to give the populists on this ticket the offices of rep resentative, slieriti and commissioner, the democrats to have all the other nomi nations. In case of election, all deputies chosen are to be of the same political faith. The democrats will consider the ratification of this proposition in their county convention to be held tomorrow. At Friday’s convention the sentiment was greatly divided with reference to proceeding to nominate along the line of this committee’s report. Mr. Braith- wait reported that the democrats were understood to be very desirous of keep ing their party name at the head of the ticket. Mose Johnson thought that the priority of action of lhe populists eutitled their name to as much consideration as any other, yet they could not accept and act on the report of the committee in good faith until they knew the action of tiie democratic party on the report. On the advisory committee there were four democrats for it and three against it, w hich leaves them to report only a bare majority, and they would not be likely to adopt the report. “All we-can do,” he said, “is to accept of it and adjourn, or reject it and go ahead.” A. A. Wal ker couldn’t quite comprehend Mr. John son’s position. He didn’t know where they would gain by waiting for the demo crats. He wanted to go right ahead, and no kick could arise, as they were first and not last, and could elect their ticket through and through if they should hang together. W. G. Robbins favored adjournment without nomination. John son thought they might have to call an other convention and fill a complete ticket. lie didn’t want to be the tail to any democratic kite, or join together un less they could elect their own men, and here made reference to the seat now watmed in congress not beiDg properly warmed, as our congressman was a cor poration man. Vanorsdal said he fore saw that they were going to split. “Are we going into the democratic purty?” he asked. “1 want to go ahead. I have been a reformer in Yamhill county for the last ten years, and can go over the coun ty and pick out the reformers. It is child’s play to go back on our propo sition. We should go ahead or go downj” Robbins moved to proceed on the report of the committee, seconded by Walker, who said “we have nothing to gain by falling behind, and have a jterfect right to go ahead and place our men in nomi nation. The committee might have named a later day for this convention, but this they haven’t did. I want to stand in for reform through and through. If we don’t we will fizzle. We must either take back-water or Bwini across, and I say swim!” This was regarded as a very good |>opiilist speech. Perkins explained the position 01 the democrats on the committee to be that they had bo |x>wer to make arrangements, but were only sent out to confer. Johnson also ■poke for the committee, and said that they didn’t name a later day be cause they hadn’t any power. “They had been in convention, and you said this was the day we were to meet. If we name a ticket today our three men will have to go on the ballot by |>etitiou, and we wont have time to fill a ticket in a second convention.” Johnson then moved that a committee of seven lie ap pointed to meet after aitiop of the demo cratic convention, snd fill the ticket if it became necessary to name a full ticket, and that they proceed to put in three men. There was no second, and Rob bins asked Johnson to withdraw his mo tion until vote waa taken on the motion before the house. Johnson consented and motion to accept the report was car ried, Johnson voting against it. He said this meant that they must go on the bal lot by petition. He thonght it would lie a traiia to call the ticket a citizen. ticket, and asked if he would be in order to move to adjourn. A motion then pre vailed that when they adjourn it be to meet on the 28tli of April at 10 o’clock. The precinct» of North Newberg, South Sheridan, Lafayette, and East and West Dayton were found to be without repre sentation It was moved by Johnson that a committee of five be appointed on resolution» and report at the next meet ing. Carried. Chair appointed M. E. Johnson, T. F. Venorertal, W. G. Rob bins, A. A Walker and J. B. Perkins. Everv one «»» requested to bring a set of resolution», anil let lhe committee jointly draft them On motion adjourned.