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» * • ’ -a Entered mthe Eo.tofficeiu McMinnville, as Second-class matter. M’MINNVILLE, ORE., FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1900. are now a party of hope that they may get 500,blH) votes to demonstrate the strength of their ideas. As The Repor ter lias stated before, all that has been accomplished in past years—in Maine, in Iowa, in Kansas, and elsewhere—to ward practical prohibition, has been through the medium of the republican party. No one can truthfully gainsay this. Mr. Woolley says we could not last for a minute us a national parly with other methods,” than the one idea of the destruction of the saloon. This is true, because their teinpeiatice idea is repre sented by that perfect flower of the pres ent Christian civilization, while their other ideas are mostly embodied in that party w hich has laid like a treacherous and relentlesH tiger, watching every movement of the president during all the trying years of Iris administration; which has been praying that Mr. Mc Kinley might err, that it might reap an advantage. While the president lias been weighted down and overwhelmed with distressing cares; while upon his shoulders have rested grave and serious responsibilities, involving the very integ rily and honor of the nation ; while he has stood patiently and vigilantly at the helnt guiding with rare judgment the ship of state through perils of a most threatening character, this party of Bry- anism, hungry for votes and greedy for power, bus harrasaed and annoyed the administration with false and malicious charges; has obstructed the peaceful and orderly conduct of public affairs, and hai. instead of diminishing the country’s difficulties, added to them—has prayed that the bard-driven ntau wh<>^tood at the head of the government miXit sink under the weight of cares, might let something escape his obsertriftitjn that could be distorted into a Wrongful in tent. And all of this for whit? All ol this to land that “eminent” and "pqar^ less statesman,” that most “American American,” William Jennings Bryan, in a place where mediocrity shall never sit so long us intelligence dominates in America. Perhaps Mr. Woolley would prefer the success of this party. We no tice he is not criticising Mr. Bryan to any great extent. One Dollar If paid In advance, Single numbers five cent». Ml EH 111 AN. COLLEGE NO. 39. OPEVIMi EXERCISER. Boyd Mendenhall will leave on Fri The opening exercises of the 1900-1901 E ditor R eporter : I note a paragraph day for Eugeue, where he will enter the term of McMiunville college Wednesday in The Reporter of last Friday which pnrjiort» to be a characterization of Mr. university for another year forenoou were attended by a large num McKinley by John G. Woolley. You ber of patrons and friends of our cherish The carnival at Portland does not call it “a remarkable utterance for a pro- seem to have much attraction for our ed home educational institution. hibitiouiet.” Il is remarkable, indeed, President Boardman, on behalf of the so remarkable that no one who knows town people, as very few have attended Mr. Woolley could believe that he had faculty, gave an address of welcome, and thus far. been rightly reported. As you report then announced the opening hytnn A Quite a number from our town attend Mr. Woolley he is made to Buy: "Mc scripture lesson followed the singing, af Kinley is a go.nl man. lie is opposed to ed Ringling Bros.' big circus at Salem ter which a prayer was offered by Rev. the liquor traffic—the army canteen— last Saturday and express themselves as G. W. Fender. and all that, but until he feels the force being well pleased with what they saw. iu the country back of him snpjiorting Prof. W. W. Bristow, principal of the him in his attitude be “cannot proceed O. P. McLaughlin and F. B. Church McMinnville public schools, was intro against the evil." (Italics mine.) This man were Portland visitors last Thursday. duced by Prof. Boardman, and devoted is so diametrically opposed to Mr. Wool- Will Huston, who was improving after half an hour to a very instructive lecture ley’s editorial utterances in The New a siege of typhoid fever, suffered a re to the pupils, and to parents as well, and Voice, and to the entire tenor of his re marks in iiis great speech at the Mar- lapse last week and was very ill for all others to whom it might apply. Prof. quam last Wednesday evening, that 1 several days, but is reported to be some Bristow’s thetne was “Ethical Educa cannot but feel that you have, no doubt better again. tion,” and in an eloquent manner he unintentionally, misrepresented him. And the fact that this alleged utterance Miss Icy Ralston is clerking in Keyt’s euunciated the great principles of ethic follows so closely after your kindly men The code of regulations store in the absence of J. L. Morris, who al education tion of my name niakeB me fear that the which Prof. Bristow prizes very highly, ¡staking a vacation. casual reader might, with some reason, suppose that I had reported Mr. Woolley Dan Savage and Guy Lamson of Willa is founded upon moral education, making as above, especially since you give no mina, passed through town last Mon our duties to humanity true, honest and other authority for the statement. If day with a drove of beef cattle which just. He quoted from the proverbs of any care to know what Mr. Woolley they were driving to the Portland market. Solomou those maxims that, if heeded, thinks.of Mr. McKinley they might as are sure to lead to lofty thoughts and a certain from the Oregonian’s report of Johnnie Buster has gone to Corvallis high standard of attainment. His per his Marquam speech tn the issue ol last to enter the Oregon Agricultural college. Thursday morning. I can vouch for the oration was a plea for the same standard A correctness of the rejiort as given out in There seents to be considerable sick of morality for both the young men and <$> the Oregonian, as I listened with catefitl ness in this vicinity. The doctors are young ladies—if the boys smoked cigar interest to the address. I suggest that, kept quite busy. Several cases of ettes, or indulged in profanity, why not if your space permits, you reproduce the typhoid are reported. Oregonian report, w hich is Mr. Woollcy’B extend the same questionable privilege “real opinion” of Mr. McKinley. Would Elton Ralston and sister. Miss Laura, to the young lady members of society, at you kindly state also your authority for are in Portland for a few days viewing least until the young men became con the alleged quotation appearing last the carnival. Miss Laura will select vinced by example and precept that the week? 1 enclose herewith the clippiug from the Oregonian’s report giving the their fall stock of millinery goods while same circumspect life was expected of gist of Mr. Woolley’s words concerning there. them that they demanded of their sisters Mr. McKinley. In “fairness” will you A runaway horse belonging to De anti sweethearts. not kindly publish this true version? lashmutt’s livery stable took a lively The new member of the faculty, Miss Yours Sincerely, spin about town Sunday morning,almost Rose M. Trumbull, principal of the mu H. L. B oardman . demolishing the buggy to which it was sic department, was introduced. Miss McMinnville, Sept. 8, 1900. hitched. The “real opiniou” is as follows: Trumbull announced her profound pleas “Hie policy is like the bark ol a tree The river bridge at this place is under ure in being a member of the faculty of tothetiunk of the common morality. going repairs,which causes a great many McMinnville college, and expressed the (Applause.) He himself measures out hope that some day this might become teams to ford the river. full to the spiritual circumference of the system to which he himself is almost A telephone message came to Coroner the conservatory of the great northwest, the perfect flower. (Laughter and ap Chapman Tuesday forenoon, saying a and bear the same relationship to the plause.) He is not set in his miud to do lady had been killed at Carlton by the musical education of the section adjacent any wrong thing. I don’t believe that to Oregon as the New England conserva train. No further information. at all, that be is set in his miud to do tory now does to the large scope of coun any wrong thing. But by profession and long habit he has truiued himself and try east of us. Miss Trumbull favored V- ~ NORTH YAMIIII.l. the system which has produced hint lias ;.......- the audience with a piano selection, of trained him to do the pleasure of the Miss Ella and Etta Daniels of Tacoma, her own composition. Christian constituency, whose spiritual are visiting with their sister, Mrs. Jennie Prof. Boardman called attention to the normal is not healthy, but mitigated and f'liuinberlain’» Coilgl* Kemcdy a Parker. well-nourished disease. He cannot do two new portraits that had been given f.rent Favorite. right and be re-elected, and that is not Miss Gertrude Knight of Spokane, places of honor upon the chapel walls his fault. (Laughter and applause.) it properly it takes time. It requires experience and The soothing and healing properties of Wash., departed for her home yesterday during the year. They were those of Dr. be should desire to be re-elected, the a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires the great public sentiment, the voice of the this remedy, its pleasant taste and after spending the summer with her Anderson, past president, and Rev. A. J. druggist to have a large variety of drugs—fresh great bulk of the Christian voters, tlie prompt and permanent cures have made aunt, Mrs. F. Goodrich. Hunsaker, of the board of trustees. voice of the bulk of teachers, by their it a great favorite with people every drugs. He must give the best possible work, and Then, after the time-honored “Ameri Mrs. Nellie Wills-Buckanan who has actions in politics, say to the president where. It is especially prized by moth for compensation he must be reasonable. With the been spending a few days with friends ca“ hail been sung, the meeting that and say to every mail who desires to above facts remember we are careful and strive to serve his country, “Seek ye first a re ers of small children for colds, cionp and returned home yesterday accompanied marked the beginning of the forty third election, a good, workable, moderately whooping cough, as it always affords by Miss Josephine Iloffstatter. Miss year of McMinnville college, was dis please one and all alike. These are reasons why our immoral character, and trust to luck that quick relief, and as it contains no opium missed. prescription file thribbles all in this county. We these other things may be annexed in or other harmful drug, it may he given Hoffstatter will attend High School in Portland this winter. good time.” He is not a prophet, and are recognized by doctor and customer alike for be Cured nl Chronic Dlnrrhoea Alter does not pretend to be a prophet. He is as confidently to a baby as to an adult. ing accurate and dispensing only the purest drugs. J. P. Leman, of Ft. Stevens, is home Thirty Year« el Sullerliix. not a prophet, but an illustration, and a For sale by Howorth & Co., druggists. on a furlough. mighty good one. (Laughter.) I doubt “I suffered for thirty years with if tho present system of Christian politics E. F. Schneider will leave for Spok diarrhoea and thought I was past being C A HI.TON. in America can produce a tietier illustra ROGERS BROS.’ Pioneer Pharmacists ane today, where he goes to build one of cured,” says John S. Halloway, of tion of itself. I doubt if any lietter pres George Roberts, the depot agent, re his fruit driers. French Camp, Miss. “I had spent so ident, any better vessel for the service of this civilization can be turned off such a turned home from the coast where he Front the results of a fall Mrs. Murphy much time aud money and suffered «o potter’s wheel as produced him. (Laugh has been spending his vacation last Fri is suffering with a broken arm and a much that I had given up all hope« of ter.) He is not a prophet, ns 1 said. A dislocated wrist. Dr. Coffeen of Carlton recovery. I wae so feeble from the ef prophet is a man who believes some day. He reports a very good time. fects of the diarrhoea that I could do no thing (laughter), who believes it hard, Mr. Ong, who has been keeping the reduced the fractures. SOUTH AND EAST who believes it when alone, ami if he depot in Mr. Roberts' absence, went to Dr. O. D. Ireland and wife will leave kind of labor, could not even travel, but believes it when alone, believes it in a VIA by accident I was permitted to find a for Chicago the last of the week. crowd, great or small, who believes it in McMinnville on Saturday publicjoffice and private life, who believes D. P. Trullinger was in Portland Mon bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Hon. W. A. Howe went to Newport it iu his political capacity as well as in last Saturday. day ordering machinery for the new and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after taking his sacred self, and who not only believes several bottles I am entirely cured of l'rank and Harry Pierce attended the mill. He soon expects to have an up to that trouble. I am so pleased with the it, but believes it so that he is ready to be crueilied for it. and not only’ that, but street fair in Portland a few days last date mill. TIME SCHEDULES DEPART ARRIVE result that I am anxious that it be in is ready to fight for it upon the polit week. W. B. Parker died at the Good Sam Sai: Lake, Denver. Ft. reach of all who suffer as I have.” For Chicago- ical field. 4 p. m. Worth, Omaha, Kan Trains leave McMinnville for Portland and Portland Miss Severns, of Portland, is visiting aritan Hospital Friday and was buried sale by Howorth A Co., druggists. sas City, St. Louis, The discrepancy of opinion is either Special way stations at 5:58 a in., and 3:06 p. m. Leave Chicago and East. 9:15 a. iu. with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. here Sunday. He leaves a wife and f jr Corvallis at 10 a. m. Mr. Woolley’s, given forth at different five small children. Heal Estate Transiere. Hudson of this place. Atlantic times, or that of reporters from the same Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. 7 a. m. Express James Mesner cante over from Tills Week ending Sept. I2tb: Worth Omaha. Kan W. T. Matlock, pastor of the Christian office, the quotation we made being front 7:00 p. m. 9 p. m. Leave Portland ... sas City, St. Louis, mook Wednesday, going to Portland John Wardle et al to Milton Rich 10.50 p. nr. Leave Albany church, was called to North Yamhill last an interview of the previous day. But Chicago and East. 11:30 a. tu. Arrive at Ashland ardson and wf pt sec 4-4-4 $ 2 4 33 a. nt. Sacramento.... after all, isn’t the difference of opinion Sunday afternoon to conduct the funeral Thursday, to attend the canrival and Walla Walla, Lewiston 8:15 a. in. San Francisco. circus. From there be goes to Sumpter WE Howard to CMSkeels It 4 blk 8:40 a. m. of William B. Parker of that place, who very slight? Can the two opinions be Spokane, Minneapo ipokane lis, St. Paul, Duluth, 13 II A L add to Newberg ........ 2000 Flyer considered as diametrically opposed to died in the Good Samaritan Hospital in where he has secured a position on a Milwaukee, Chicago 6 p. iu. m. “ Ogden ......... stage line. Omer Steward et al to A G Barber and East. Portland, last Friday. • each other? One is, “ McKinley is ....9:00 a. m. “ Denver........ 127 51 a t 3 r 4 .......................... 2000 ...7:25 a. m. “ Kansu. City. E. G. Seaton and wife, L. B. Ferguson, good maD,” the other is, “McKinley il OCEAN STEAilSHIPS Mr. Edson began picking his hops, ...7.45 a. in. •• Chicago...... 4 p. ro. 8 p. m. All Hniling dates sub Mrs. I’. II. Caldwell, Miss Ottie Perkins. O & C R R Co to R L Booth 80 a not set in hie mind to do any wrong just east of town, on Monday. ject to change. sec 33 4-7 ....................................... 200 M. C. Eitlegeorge, E. F. Schneider, Mr. thing.” Here, certainly, ie similarity, Forsan Francisco— Many will be sad to learn that Miss Los Angeles............... 1:20 p. m. Sail every 5 days. El Paso.......................CiK) p. m. “lie is opposed to the liquor traffic, the Nellie Finley was pronounced insane and Mrs. Frank Brown, Miss Mary Richard I Bullock to Ada Blood Q Fort Worth................ 6.30 a. tn. C deed to 40 a t 2 r 4.................... 25 | Cooper aud many others attended the Daily Ex. canteen, ami all that.” So is the “Chris | and taken to the asylum last Sunday. City of Mexico........ 9 5 a. m. Sunday Columbia River Stmrs C W Converss to Ada Blood Q C Houston .................. 4:00 a. m. [ Portland carnival and circus. tian constituency, ” of which he is “ tlie 8 p. in. New Orleans............. 6:25 p. m. Sunday Many will also be sorry to learn of To Astoria and Way- deed to 40 a sec 10-2 4................ I Saturday Washington................6.42 a. ra. [ spiritual circumference.” Mr. Woolloy Eleven families arrived on last night's Landing.. 10 p. m. the fatal accident which happened to New York................. 12:43 p. m. Willamette Fulp &Paper Co to J A ' doubts “ if tlie present system of chrie- [train from Wisconsin. They inteudto Willamette River. Hewitt 4.48 a t 5 r 3...................... 27 p m. | tian politics iu America can produce a [Mrs. Nailes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. locate. 6 a. m. Oregon City. Newberg, 4:30 Ex. McCune, Tuesday morning. It seems Ex Sunday Salnm Independence Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. | better illustration of itself ” than Mr. Sunday Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso, Mrs. L. E. Roy of Pilot Rock is visit and ’A ay-Landings. CASTORIA that she was standing on the railroad - McKinley. Then Mr. Woolley should and Tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louie, New Or ing with her graudpareuts, Mr. and Bears the •ianature of C has . It F letch «. track talking to Mr. Tho« Fryer when Willamette and Yam leans and Washington. I direct bis criticism against the “ un 3:30 p m. 7 am. la use for more than thirty years, an<l hill Rivera. the ten o'clock train came along. From Mrs. E. L. Morris. Mon., Tue Thur healthy spiritual normal” of American Oregon City, Dayton, Wed. TKt Kind Fou Hava Atwayi Bought. and Sat. some cause or other she failed to get off Hop picking is now general. Many and Waj-Landings. and Fri. Christianity rather titan its perfect flow ------------- -»■-------------------------- Connecting at San Francisco with several the track until it was too late and the will be completed the last of the week. (bina, Steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan. Cen verse • Ba xter. Willamette River. 6 a.m. 4 :30 p. m. ered representative, who seems to lie al) engine struck her knocking her off and The slight rain did no damage to the Philippines, Central and South America. Tues. Thur Portland to Corvallis Mon. We. that the present civilization could ex Married—At the home of the bride’s ami Sat. and Way-Landings. and Fri. killing her almost instantly. The cor hops. pect. He might also have eaid more di father in Dayton, Tuesday evening at 9 oner arrived Tuesday, but was unable to Leave See MR. W. MERRIMAN, agent at McMinn Leave rectly that Woolley Blands (or the healthy o’clock, by Prof. E.Northup, Prof. Chas. Snake River. L»w|wto ville station, or address Riparia hold the inquest until Wednesday, as it Daily n normal and the higher civilization. “Our 3 3 j a m. Riparia to Lewiston. W. Converse of Carlton, and Miss Delia C. H. MARKHAM, 9 a. m ! was impossible to have the train men important to Mothers. Daily. party takes no stand on the political Gen. Passenger Agent. Baxter, daughter of S. R . Baxter of Day Examine csrefally »very bottle of CASTORIA. W. H HCRLBCRT, G. P. A., Portland. Or. i qneetioM of the day,” he exclaims, and I present until then. Portland, Or. ton. But few guests were present. Prof, a >afe and aore remedy for Infants sod children, R hode . A K hodb , Agents, McMinnville | there is just where Mr. Woolley and liis and aee that It and Mrs. Converse left yesterday for party fall down. Most Americans want Cut« nnd Hriil.r* Quirkly Healed. Eugene, where the professor will take a CASTORIA | to know w hat sort of a government we Chamberlain'« 1’aiu Balm applied to a I course in the university. They are among Bears the signature of C has . H PLBTcaan. I are to have, or whether any government. cut, bruise, burn, scald or like injury I Yamhill'« best people and we wish them la aae lor more than thirty years, and [ Mr. Woolley and his supporters must will instantly allay the pain and will heal In Use For Over 30 Tears TAr JTiW Pa» Hava Alwaji fiongkt. The Kind To« Have Always Bought. 1 the'cboiceat blessings. | get off their stomachs before they can the part» in less time than any other Br.HInnvIlle Public ■chaals. [ treatment. Unless the injury ia very se [ Irecome a “party of hope.” Notice to Debtwr». I desire to meet all the teachers at the Sept. 8--Alvin Beachy, 24, and Mary 1 The hu t is, when prohibitionist« hith- vera it will not leave a scar. Pain Balm Chriatner. 20. i er to have taken a «land on other govern- also cures rheumatism, sprains, swellings All persons who are indebted to us Columbus school at 3:3op. tn , Saturday, 15th inst. Sept. 11—C. W. Converse, 28, of Carl- mental question«, they have been very and lameness. For sal« by Howorth A I will please call at once, and settle. ton. and Delia Baxter, 27, of Dayton. I closely allied to the democrats. They Co., druggists. W. W. B ristow , Principal. S. H oworth & Co. $70 Represents the Freight Bills paid by us in one week. | Evidence That We Sell Groceries GOOD TREATMENT TO CUSTOMERS, HARD WORK AND RUSTLING Keep us busy and growing. Come and see us. L. E. Walker TO COMPOUND 8 8 8 8 8 8 § PRESCRIPTIONS i <x><xxxx>o<xxxxx>o><xx><x><xx>8 ■iinm The Shasta Route &