are probably that the annuity system
of the government has joined aborig­
inal laziness in forming a coinbina-
I». I. ASHIICV, Editor A I’ropr.
I
tion which has resulted in pauperism
.1 <«. ECK »I 1 SI, tuwlalr Editor.
of the type that only exerts itself to
Subscription $1 OO Per Year. demand food when hungry. This is
but the natural consequence of too
much paternalism of the government
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Display advertisements annual rates, one inch
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per month SI ; each additional inch «50 cents (a r
month.
Obituary and marriage notice« not exceeding
10 lines published free, if furnished in time to
be current new«. Additional matter 10 ctul.“ per
line.
FRIDAY, OCT.
12, 1900.
It lias remained for Mr. Jones, of
Toledo, formerly a third party man.
but now openly a democrat, to make
the most remarkable misquotation of
the campaign. In a speech at Detroit
a few nights ago he said: "I am not
here to appeal to your partisanship
or passion, but to your patriotism,
and 1 am reminded in this connection
of that saying of Jesus of Galilee,
‘The world is my country and to do
good is my religion.’ ” The author
of the sentence is Tom Paine.
The special methods employed for
the protection of President McKinley
from possible assault, since the late
discovery of a secret plot to assassi­
nate him, is deemed necessary by all
prudent men. Assassination has gone
out of fashion in serious politics, and
the chief peril of modern statesmen
is from crack-brained fanatics. The
tendency of ambitious mountehawks
to arouse class hatred has produced
a large army of irrationals, any one
of whom might visit the president
and murder him if the way were not
blocked by the police. It was wholly
unnecessary to guard the persons of
the earlier presidents of the (Jnited
States. The sad sequel of Lincoln’s
second term, and Garfield's tragic
and untimely fate give evidence of
times and conditions.
Ill Old Wnrhorme l.ost Io the
unites.
Hr),
William M. C'olvig, of Jacksonville,
one of the leading lawyers of Oregon,
and a democratic warhorse of the old
school, has come out against Bryan.
Four years ago Mr. Colvig loyally sup­
ported Bryan, and was knowi^ as one of
the beet campaigners the democracy had
in Oregon. But he can’t stand the Bry-
anile doctrine of banting down the flag
and has declared for McKinley and
Roosevelt. In a letter to George A.
Steel, chairman of the republican state
committee, offering his services for the
campaigh, Mr. Colvig says:
“There are a goodly number of demo-
crats in this (Jackson) county, w I10, for
the sake of party, might be led consider
ably out of the way on purely economic
questions relating to governmental af­
fairs, but when they are required, ae
now, by their leaders to take a position
that, makes them feel like American
cowards, they will not. go. Some of us
place our love of country, its flag, its in­
stitutions, and its destiny far above par­
ty loyalty.”
Mr. Colvig will lie in Portland, Octo­
ber 26 or 29, and w ill deliver a 30 or 40-
minute speech at some meeting to be ar­
ranged by the republican state commit­
tee.
Heal Ewiule
Trunaleri.
K riesten Nielson to August Olsson
2 1-2 a t 4 r I...................................
$
S J Laehier to Mm R M Disney 11
hf lot 3 blk 13 If & Ladd to New­
berg ................................................
R M Disney to C MSkeels n hf lot
3 blk 13 114 L add to Newberg
North Yamhill Cemetery Assn to
JasPugh lot in bk 25 cemetery
The American Mtg Co of Scotland
to Stephen E Vanorder lots 4 to
12 inclusive blk 60 Dundee
A P Oliver to John G Shires 19.81
a pt John Welch d 1 c 13 r 2 and 3
Chas M Hodson to Letitia Bean
blk 25 John’s add to McM
Nancy K Harding et al to Edwin
S Carl 8 lots blk 1 Johns’ add to
MeM ......................................................
Leona S Heacock to Wm Barton
400
s’»
125
15
Travilla, the Hoberg tract ad­
joining Lafayette
........................'.
Jerome B Walling to Silas R Hr. i <1
well 33 1-3 ft off w end lots 4, 5
and 6 blk 26 Dundee .....................
LB Duzan and wf to .Jos T Ror-
rabaugh pt Andrew’ Smith d 1 c
P M Scroggiu and wf to Mary
James lot 1 blk 5 Bibee’s ad to
Sheridan................ ........................
John and Susan Stanbrough to II
(J Hansen 6*4 a pt Jas Morris
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Exercise is as bad aa too little for the
>5 growing girl. It is very easy for her to
overdo, and thia is especially dangerous
at tluV critical perioa of a young girl's
55« life when she crosses the line of woman­
hood.
It is not an
uncommon thing to
lay the foundation
for years of after
misery by neglect of
nterssarj precau­
tions at the firat
d 1 c t 3 r 2
"change of life.”
The use of Dr.
Pierce’s Favorite
Prescription not only
Resignation of J E Hubbard as judge
establishes regular­
ity, but it gives
of election and chairman of Lafayette
health to the entire
voting precinct accepted and J H Olds
womanly organ iam.
appointed to succeed.
It is the best medi­
Likewise resignation of J C McCrea
cine for diseases
peculiar to women
in South Newberg accepted and Lee
because it cures the
Jones appointed to succeed.
causes of disease
Five wildcat scalps compared and
completely and per­
manently.
found correct.
" Favorite Prescrip­
Action of the court taken Sept. 7,
tion” contains no
$15 on
the
indi-
1900, allowing
alcohol, neither
gent fund of this county for funeral ex­
opium, cocaine nor
penses of E M Garrison, recommended
any other narcotic.
by the relief committee of Custer post
It cannot disat
rescinded and revoked, and clerk is di-
with the most c
rected to cancel said warrant.
cate constitution.
BILLS ALLOWED.
" For a number of
months I suffered with
Kauffman Bros, hauling gravel . . 12
female trouble.'’ writes Miss Agnes McGowne,
C E Branson, leveling.........................
3
of tin Bank Street Washington. D. C. "I tried
J S Courtney,professional service. 7
various remedies, but none seemed to do me any
permanent good The doctors said it was the
Valley Transcript, stationery......... i2
worst case of internal trouble they ever had. I
¡i
F R Wilsdn, bridge lumber .
.
decided to write to you for help, I received a
Good Samaritan hosptl, care poor 5
very encouraging reply aud commenced treat
meat at once I had not used your ' Favorite
Rowell Bros, bridge lmbr.. .
222
Prescription ’ a week before 1 began to feel
Yamhill Reporter, ptg ...
...13
better, and, as I continued, my health gradually
.25
improved, and is improving every day.”
I N Branson, per diem
J C McCrea,
“
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• 23
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical
209
St Vincent hosptl, care poor
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
City McM, water and light.
18
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to
Chicago store, mdse for elk’s office i
expense of mailing only. Addr
Neal & Morris, blksmtg..................
3
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
S L Hayden, hauling gravel.......... 1
T Derr,
“
“ ............ 12
C Grissen, stationery......................... .. 15
T W Nash & Co, mdse for poor 20
I Ai A 1 ETTE.
8
Nichols & Gabriel,
“
C E Smith,
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7
Miss Belle Belcher is in Portland visit­
J C Porter,
“
24
ing her brother, C. T. Belcher.
Sutton Calkins &. Co,
12
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Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Portland are
Grange & Farmers’ Co,
30
C C Linden, justice transcript. . . 9
here visiting her father, J. L. Vickrey.
Chas Taylor, bridge work................
5
Mrs. G. G. Bingham of Salem is over
G W Anderson, bridge work.
4
visiting relatives and friends this week.
Ed
”
”
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2
R P Bird, sundry expenses paid
Mr. Lownsdale has a heavy crew pick­
”
salary judge ..................... 66
ing
apples now
The apples are fine.
Vine W Pearce, justice transcript 8
F W Sitton, expense conveying to
Mrs. Metzger of Dallas came down
reform school....................................... 17 25 last Monday and wil 1 visit here for a
F W Sitton, salary and brd pris. .194 O7
week.
O T&T Co, rent phone................
7 00
Wm Wess, comdr, soldier fund for
Grandma Burnett of McMinnville is
Buckley . ............................................. 35 IO visiting relatives and friends here this
J N Gohe, rebate on taxes................ II 72
week.
Crittenden Refuge Home, month­
I11 a late issue of the Oregonian an
45
editorial headed “Notice to Delin­
quents" shames the Bryanites of Or­
1
egon for their lack of enthusiasm for
8 oo
ly allowance .......................................
Preaching in the M. E. church next
their candidate, and throws out the
250
Sunday, at 11 o’clock and at night, by
intimation that the Oregonian might
NEW HERE.
the pastor.
cease circulation of democratic cam­
Rev. Branch of Dayton will preach
250
paign literature in the shape of com­
On Sunday John Larkin anil Ore Price
in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
wheeled
to
Dayton
and
Lafayette.
munications. Th«- Oregonian has no
M rs. Adelaide Bodmer of La Grande, at 11 o’clock.
cause for complaint at the burden of lots 12 and 13 blk A Hobson’s
350 visited in town for some weeks, and re­
add to Newberg..................................
Mrs. Robt. Wilson and Mrs. Liza Jones
Bryan matter it is expected to carry.
O C Wright and wf to Leona Hea­
of Portland were here visiting relatives
turned to her home.
The Oregonian has abused President
cock lots 12 and 13 blk A Hob­
A public reception will be given at the over Sunday.
McKinley unjustly, and, notwith­ son’s add to Newberg...................... 350
M.E. church on Thursday to welcome
Ira Orton and others are taking baths
standing the seeming loyal support Lucinda and Leon A Amy to Katie
the new minister, Rev. Hiram Gould, for rheumatism at the mineral springs.
of the administration since the Phil­ E M iller ne qr sec 7 t 5 r 7.
750 and his family.
He says it is helping him.
This is the
adelphia convention, the Bryan peo­ Walter Ford and wf to Bruce N
I. Ed. Holt, a former townsman of usual verdict.
ple cannot help looking to the Ore­ Wood lot 12 Chehalem Orchard
ours, but now a resident of Oaksdale,
The youngest sister of Mrs. Vickrey
gonian for succor in this, their dark­
Home.
■ $ 2500 Washington, is here on a visit and liis died near Salem last Monday.
Mrs.
jolly laugh is good to hear.
est hour. No democratic paper has .1 E and Edith D Holt to Annie
Vickrey and Fred went to Salem Monday
The republicans have issued a call to
I, and Gracie E Dudley 5* • t
ever said the unkind words about the
evening, and brought the corpse down
1000 reorganize the McKinley club, and they on the boat Wednesday. She was buried
3 r 2 ..............................................
president that the Oregonian bus,
will soon have some good speakers to ad­
and the Bryanites are loth to take it The American Mtg Co of Scotland
at Newberg on Wednesday.
dress the people of this vicinity.
to
J
Ben
Walling
33
1-3
ft
oil
seriously now.
Tuesday evening the United Artisan
------ V-—........
w side of lots 4, 5 and 6 blk
lodge of Newberg served a fine banquet
26
Dundee
...........................................
15
Senator Sherman lately made this
in Crater's hall, in honor of about fortj-
statement, which, being of interest David Nance et ux to Win Eailes
int in 16o a in sec 34 t5 r7
400 new members who have recently joined Opinion ot Judge Hnrnelt Affirmed.
to farmers, they should bear in mind
the order here. Lafayette lodge was
Judge Wolverton of the supreme court
Francis Hauswirth to Mary E
in the coming canvass: ’’Duringthe Jones blk 7 Hauswirth 2<1 add
well represented.
has passed on the above case, in which
first year of the Wilson law, the agri
A union mass meeting is to be held, the plaintiff, while acting as sheriff of
to North Yamhill
............
12 5
cultural imports all of which are Henry Johnson to R R Seitters
at the Baptist church to organize an anti Yamhill county, brought suit to recover
such as are produced in the United 31.35 a pt N B Bean die t 4 r 4 500 saloon society. Newberg has no saloon tile salary of his deputy, and a demurrer
by that name, but the cider mill is do­ to his complaint having been sustained,
States, the most common products of W W and M J Smith to August
our farms were of the value of >107,
Bosch pt lot 4 blk 14 Lafayette
loo ing a rushing business, with success, if judgment was rendered against him,
anybody should ask you.
dismissing the action, from which heap-
342,622; during the last year of the .1 D Dicky et al to Richard Ayl
pealed.
The opinion of the supreme-
McKinley law. the imports of the ward 27 a pt l’eter Carlyle d lc 44»
Two new windows have been court says that the sheriffs are not en­
same farm products were of the value C B Wilson and wf to I. M Park­
3b placed in the west wall of the Chica­ titled to recover the salaries of their dep­
of >51,414,844. In other words, the er 25x21x1 ft in Newberg
go store building.
uties
Such demands are personal and
Mary Simpson to J 1’ Simpson
imports of agricultural products,
Peter Paulus, late of Michigan, but should be made 111 the names of deputies
lot 4 Macy's 1st add to Dayton
15°
produced in this country in the great A E Bain to E Estes lots 1 and
more recently from Albany lias themselves, unless duly assigned. In
opened a tailor shop in the Flvnn this particular, the complaint fails to
est abundance, were doubled ill
2 blk Io Rowland's add to McM
35° building.
See his ad in another state a cause of action, and the demurrer
amount under the Wilson law, as Adam Dell ami wf to Marv E
eol umn.
compared with the amount imported
was properly sustained.
under the McKinley law. It is clear
COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT SUMrtARY OF YAMHIl.l. COUNTY.
that a tariff for revenue, no matter
Over-Work Weakens
1W9
1900
1M9!)
what else it may do, does not bring Aerea Of intubi«' lumi
117,611
12 0»M. »7 »
12,0*1,600
Your Kidneys.
091,422
722,330
2;x»,2:w
Vere» of non-tillable lami
the promised help to farmers.
346.766
309,94‘>
tinproveinenta oti deeded landa
Town «ud city l.ola
Improvementa 011 sanie
noi deeded
Stories of famine and suffering Milesol •' railroad 011 I hu land
I
among the Indians on the Sacaton Miles ot telegraph »nd telephone
reservation in Arizona till the press PO0
Rolling stock, depot grounds and improvein ts
engines, etc
dispatches, and widespread death is Steainlmats.
Merchandise and stock in trade
Farming implement«, wagons, etc
certain to occur this winter, among MoiWJ
Notes and account»....................
the aborigines. Hunger and suffer Shares
of Stock
............................
furniture, jewelry, etc
ing appeals at once to the better side Household
Horses and mules
of human nature, and while they may Cattle
Sheep and goats
be only Indians, death by starvation Swine............. .......
must lie as terrible for them as it Dross value of all property
would lie for one who possesses all Exemptions............................
Total taxable property
the traits of industry and self-help. Number
of Tolls
People with a knowledge of Indian
character do not need to be told that
“You Need a New Suit.
the Indian man will not work, that
such labor as is necessary to keep!
bare life ufisit is performed by the
squaws. As a race the Indian takes |
no thought of the morrow. These
lordly sous of the forest have lean­
ings toward socialism, and they have
learned to depend upon a parental
Has opened a shop on l’> Street, in
government for fixxi and raiment. It
the Flynn building.
is evident that news of the discovery
of iwaixe by Hiawatha, as recited by Mia Prices are Reasonable, and he
Guarantees a Fit.
Longfellow, has not yet reached the
Indians of Arizona, or that coMlitu
Fine Stock of Goods lor Pants and
Suita, to select from.
tiouaJ inertia pn-venls them from 1
pruhung by it. Tbe facts in the casej
Cleaning and Repairing.
peter panini
Merchant (Tailor
.......
«59.21
...
........
.......
220.370
353. <366
11 ‘»00
17.5.236
6.335
715
29.574
#».♦3.5
1X7,73)
97.,2#»
105.715
701
796
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0.3V»
2.5,239
4.1 >0
6,002
• »06
19 261
4.766
399,130
92.005
166.270
l30.«.rJ5
H 2. »45
52,615
10 wo
|5 233.051
3.M»
215.730
307.945
10,715
173.9S5
5.995
39.-205
175.000
105,090
1111,27.s
467,490
ID0.I4Ì0
1*1.67»
125.796
95.660
37.MO
ILS'«
471. K
J i .» a >.. v > h
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood,
All the blood in your body pasres through
your kidneyo once evety three minutes.
?
The kidneys are your
»s blood purifiers, they fil­
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu­
matism come from ex- I
cess of uric acid in the I
blood, due to neglected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin­
ning in kidney trouble.
It you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for it«
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
•nd is sold on its merits
by all druggists in fifty-
cent and or.e-dollar siz­
es. You may have a
sample bottle bv mail
___
_____ _
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney cr bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.
HAMBLIN, THE CLOTHIER.
Are You Looking for Ready to Wear Clothing
With all the styles, fit and finish of the
best merchant tailoring ?
We have them, and they coet no more than the cheap,
throe n together kinds. When you wear an
S.
quickly
L. S. & Co.
Suit or Overcoat
You know you are dressed properly. Prices from |10 to |20.
We have received another shipment of TRUNKS.
'Z
UNDERWEAR,
M. Born & Co.’s representative will be at our store Oct. . 15th,
with their line of merchant tailoring samples. (
’
J get jour
Come
and
measure taken.
THE CLOTHIER,
Union Block, McMinnville.
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Furniture !
All New Stock and Strictly Up-to-date. We are satisfied we can out­
fit you in household furniture as cheap as any house in the
valley. Picture Frames made to order.
A large
variety of Mat Boards and Binding Papers.
Headquarters for
The Celebrated
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E. ESTES & SON.
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has all the necessary sup­
plies for making connec­
tion with the
I f HODSON
New Sewers.
All Plumbing Work entrusted
to him will receive the best
possible attention.
Plows, Harrows and other implements at
Low Prices.
J acob W ortman , Pres.
J ohn W ortman , Cashier.
E d H endricks , Vice Pres.
A rthur M c P hillips , Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
Of McMinnville, Oregon.
Established in 1885.
The Oldest Bank in Yamhill County.
Capital and Surplus, $90,000.
Buys and sells exchange 011 all the principal cities of the United
States, and draws direct on £11 the principal points in Europe. The
accounts of Firms and Individuals solicited.
e
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PIANO AND ORGAN
▼
HOU
PRICES ON
Chickering
Weber
Kimball
Hinze
Whitney
And other Pianos will be slaughtered for the
Next Thirty Days.
Pianos aud Organs sold on easy payments.
Old Instruments taken in exchange.
Scott & Williams,
Third St.,
McMinnville.
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