The Yamhill County reporter., June 21, 1901, Image 4

Yamhill County
Reporter
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FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1901.
McKinley does not want
term, but there is nothing
dinary in his position. The
is full of men who would be
with two terms.
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a third
extraor­
country
satisfied
It is found that the average ex­
penditure of the crowds attending
the Pan-American exposition for the
month of May was seventeen cents,
compared with an average of eigh­
teen cents during the first month of
the World’s fair.
The Chinese government has or­
dered that bonds be prepared for
the payment of the indemnity of the
entire 0337,000,000. Each power is
to be liable in the amount of its own
claim, which will make the United
States bondholder for ♦25,000,001).
There is nothing to indicate that the
United States' claim will be scaled
down.
A London paper takes hope be­
cause that country still holds the big­
gest steamships that float. From
this it argues that it will be impos­
sible to wrest from Britain its com­
mercial supremacy. But, although
Britain has the biggest ships, Amer­
ica has the biggest cargoes. With­
out the latter there would be no use
for big ships. Now that the keen
American brains that manage the
great railroads of this country have
also gone into the ocean-carrying
trade, Brituin may expect to find
her big ships eclipsed. The country
that sends the most out will natural­
ly rule the shipping of the world.
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California is going it a little too
strong when it lynches five men for
petty thievery. Yet, when execu­
tive clemency is successfully invoked
for criminals of every class and de­
gree, not only in California but in
every other state of the union, it is
no wonder that people lose confi­
dence in the ability of courts of jijg
tice to define and punish crime,
when they arrive at the conclusion
that the governor will release the
guilty person anyway, upon the
usual recommendation of the judge,
jury and district attorney if convic­
tion follows his trial, they are ready
to forestall any such action by be­
coming his own executioners.
nAHKH.ll.
Letter trout Germtsr-
Cha». Grissen and family have a letter
Key. A. Lawrence Black ami Miss'
from their son and brother Carl, now Allie Wallace, both 1901 graduates of
studying to perfect himself on the violin I McMinnville college, the lady ’icing val­
at Stuttgart. He writes under date of edictorian. were married by Re -. R. W.
King on Monday evening, at the home
May 4th as follows:
of Mrs. Pauline Davis in this city. They
Dear Folks at Home—Here it is Sat­ left the following morning for Garfield.
urday an«l I have not yet written my let­ > Washington to visit tile groom’s mother
ter and I usually do so either Tuesday, Rev. Black is pastor of Calvary Baptist
Wednesday or Thursday.
church, Portland, where they will reside.
On Thursday Heilbron and myself Several presents were bestowed, among
went to the Koenigs (King’s) parade on which was a gold watch to the groom
the military field at Cannstatt, one of the Many friends wish them the richest
suburbs of Stuttgart. There were 10,000 blessings.
troops in the held, infantry, artillery
and cavalry. It was an imposing spec­
At the home of the bride's parents in
tacle as they paraded around, and the
artillery sounded like thunder as the this city on Tuesday. June 18th, at noon,
heavy wagons and cannons rolled by, Mr. Harley Crandall and Miss. Myrtle
and the cavalry, each man on his horse V. Dubois were united in marriage I y
holding a flag and perfectly drilled. The Rev. H T. Atkinson, in the presence of
king was the commander ip chief
The the immediate relatives and a few
German army is a great and vast organ­ friends. The bride was beautifully at- I
tired in white organdie, and the wedding
ization.
There will be another car. But the man
I am digging away in the conservatory march was played by Miss Daisy Her-! can't wait. He chases the car and swings
and it will not be very loug until I am bert. A sumptuous dinner was served on, panting and hot, but satisfied. He
through the second book of the violin and afterwards the newly-wedded took keeps this gait up all day. He works that
and then I will start in the positions the train for Junction City, where aftera way, he lunches that way. He contin­
and thence will make rapid strides to short visit they will visit San Francisco, ues this until his stomach " breaks down”
the master (Singer) and then 1 shall and return to their home in Portland ami nature compels him to "go slow.”
have my hands full indeed for the les­ next month. Mr. Crandall is a brake-
Business men who have impaired their
sons must be learned absolutely perfect. man on the Southern Pacific, with run digestion by hasty eating will find in
from
Portland
to
Junction
City.
The
Thursday night was the first Frufung
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
concert of the conservatorium. The bride is one of our most estimable and a cure for dyspepsia and other diseases
brightest
young
ladies.
next will be next Monday.
of the stomach and organs of digestion
Last night I went to the opera Ein
and nutrition.
It does not give mere
l ard «>• I Sank«.
Masketiball by Verdi. It was very nice,
temporary relief, but it effects a radical
music splendid. I went in the stehpar-
We wish to express to our many pat­ cure.’ It strengthens the stomach, nour­
terre, cr standing place; cost me 70 ptg. rons our appreciation of your very liberal ishes the nerves and purifies the blood.
It is ’ not so very pleasant to stand support during the first four months of
” For six long years I suffered with my liter,
through an opera, but there is one thing our business.
and with indigestion, which baffled
Our trade is growing kidneys,
the
best doctors in our country,” writes E L
fine about it, namely, the saving of every day and now extends all over the Ransell,
Esq., of Woolsey. Prince William Co.,
about 2 inks., the difference in price be­ county. Our prescription file is piling Va. ” I suffered with my stomach and back for
tween standing and sitting. Am pro­ up lieyond all expectations. We hope a longf time, and after taking a ‘ cart-load ’ of
gressing nicely with my theory work in to enutinue your friendship and merit medicine from three doctors, I grew so bad I
could hardly do a day’s work. Would have
music too. I am in the inversions of your ualronage.
We give you bettei death-like pains in the side, and blind spells,
chords now and it requires lots of study. drugs for less money than ever sold in | and thought life was hardly worth living. I
taking Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­
Also, mamma, there is something I Yamhill county. We buy for spot cash began
covery and Pleasant Pellets,’ as advised. Be­
want to tell you and it is about the girls. from the largest manufactories on tlie fore I had taken half of the second bottle I
Teach them to be refined in manners coast and sell for cash, so you don’t pay began to feel relieved. I got six bottles anq
used them and am happy to say I owe my life
and actions, because if they learn it at for dead head accounts when you buy to
Dr. Pierce and his medicines.”
home and it is true and genuine, when from us. We make a specialty of pre­
Dr
Pierce's Pellets cure biliousnem.
they go out any place it will not be sham scription work, and every prescription
and affected. A person of good breed­ brought us is put up exactly as your doc­
ing is easy to be seen by the naturalness tor writes it and everyone, rich or poor,
Secouil Annual Convention
and simplicity of bearing and manner, pays the same price No two or three
and when meeting strangers by intro­ prices with us Yours for business,
Of Oregon branch Young People’s
duction or otherwise not to show diffi­
Christian Union, United Brethren in
P eerv D rug C o .,
dence or bMhfnlpess. Look a person
Christ will beheld at Hopewell, Oregon,
Prescription Druggists.
in the eyes always and shake hands like
June 26. 1901. Following is the program
you meant it. Whenever a rnap shakes
Morning, 9—Devotion.
Capital Summer Vermal,
hands with me and his hand is like a
9 130—Reports of delegates.
The second term of the Capital Sum­
rag and he averts his eyes I could never
io;oo—111 Applied Methofff, Rey. L.
trust him for a friend, for be sure when mer Normal opens July 1st, to continue Hartej.
loyalty in the handclasp ¡slacking, truth until the August exsUlipfftiqn. (Classes
10:15—Cordiality, Prof. W. G. Fisher.
and loyalty in other things will also be. will be formed in all branches required
io:,3q—Wule Awake Membership and
for state and county paper6. Tuition $5 Committees. Rev. G. McDonald.
for the term. The prospect is good for a
lo:45-«-Applied Resolutions, Prof. H.
Frank Lambert, town marshal of the large attendance. Address
Sheak.
little town of St l’aul, 12 miles east of
J. J. K raps , Salem, Or.
II—Applied Christianity, Rev. F. E.
this citv, was shot through the head by
Coulter.
John Kelly, at two o’clock Saturday
An Excursion to Cincinnati.
II :2O—Adjournment.
alter noon, during a alight altercation on
11:30—Workers’ council.
The official route selected by the So
the street, and as a result Mr. Lambert
Afternoon, 1:30—Devotion.
is lying at hie home in St. Paul in a pre­ ciety i?f Christian Endeavor for their in­
1 :45—Business session.
carious condition, and Kelly occupies a ternational toggling at Cincinnati, Ohio,
2— Missionary Training and Gooff Lit­
strong cell in the Marion county jail, July 6th to loth, ¡S CL R. & N- C» . Ore­
charged with uvsault with intent to kill. gon Short Line,Rio Chande Western Ry., erature, Rev T- K. Armstrong
2:15—Junior Work, Mrs. W.G. Fisher.
The two men inet on the street, and Denver* Rio Grande R. R , Burlington
2:25 — What Relation Should Exist Be­
Kelly, who has the reputation of being a an<l Big Four systems. The delegates
sot, being under the influence of intoxi­ an«l their friends will leave Portland on tween the Physical and Spiritual Man?
cant«, began to abuse th# marshal, who the evening of July 1st, stoppingenroute Rev. H C Shaffer.
3— One Hour Bible Study, Bishop J.
is a logger by occupation, for having at Salt Lake City, where they will be
made use of a private road belonging to joined by the California and Utah del­ S. Mills.
4— Spiritual Life, Bishop N. Castle.
J. I.. Cook. Lambert and Cook had pre­ egations. Cordial invitation is extended
4:30—Adjournment
viously had some words ovLr thia matter, to all, whether endeavorers or other­
Evening, 7:36—Song and praise ser­
and Kelly took up the quarrel. Mr. Lam- wise, who are contemplating an eastern
liert argued with Kelly, wheu the latter trip, to join this party. Further partic­ vice.
8—Address, Rev. F. H. Neff.
liecHine frenzied, and, whipping a re­ ulars may be obtained from Rev. A.
Singing conducted by'W.E. Rossman.
volver out of hia coat pocket, stated that Montgomery, Transportation Manager.
All young people anil Christian work­
it was his intention to about Lambert. Oregon City, Or., or the Rio Grande
The latter ordered Kelly to put up the Western Ry , No. 122 A Third St., Port­ ers of the neighborhood, of the adjoin­
ing counties, and from Salem and Mc­
pistol then dared him to shoot, and the land, Oregon.
Minnville, who are interested in Chris­
—
threat was repeated several times, when
tian work among the young people are
Lambert made aapring at Kelly for the
Only line Wuy to Ito It.
cordially invited to attend each service
purpose of disarming him. At this in­
Get from Portland to Chicago in 72 of the day and evening. The workers’
stant Kelly pulled the trigger, shooting
Lamtiert in the face, the bullet striking hours—just 3 «lave. The “Chicago-Port­ council will be open anil helpful to all.
him under the left corner of the right land Special,” leaving Portland daily at Come with youf lunch basket well filled,
eye. Kelly is lioumi over in the snm of 9 a. ni. via O. R. & N., arrives at Chi­ your heart craving and mind tuned
$1,000. The b diet lodged at the base of cago at 9:30 the third day. New York toward the things of God and Christian
I.. H ar TEK, Vice Pres.
Lambert’s skull. Frank Lambert, the and Boston are reached the fourth day. j helpfulness.
injured man, is a highly resjiected cjtb This train, acknowledged to be the fast­
zen of St. l’aul, where he has lived for est between the northwest and the east,
M osch Votaw was np from Newberg on
many years. He is about 50 years old, is solidly vestibuled and its equipment
a sober, industrious citizen, and has is unsurpassed. Pullman drawing room Sunday to attend the unveiling.
many friends. He has a wife and a sleeping cars, up-to-date tourist sleeping
Mrs. J. E. Noll, and father John King-
large family of children.
Kelly, the cars, library smoking cars, free reclining
erv. are visityig at Frank Weed’s in Ore­
chair
cars,
and
unexcelled
dining
ears,
would-be murderer, bears the reputation
of being s drunkard, and when in his the meals on which are equal to those gon City,
cops is said to be quarrelsome.
He is served at the very best hotels. Remem­
Mrs. Julia Gault was chosen first grand
said to have drawn hie revolver on nu­ ber this train runs solid Portland to
vice-president and Miss Alta Booth sec­
Chicago;
there
is
no
change
of
cars,
and
merous occasions and threatened to kill
the goo«l of it. is, it costs no more to ride retary. at the session of the grand cabin
people.
on it than on other routes. We have of Native Daughters in Portland
other trains.
The “Pacific Express”
Miss Nellie Sherrie of Portland is the leaves Poitland daily at 9 p.nt. via Hunt­
The presence of the Maccabees in the
guest of Mrs. S. Howorth.
ington, and the “Spokane Fiver” leaves parade was a great help out, and the
For looks and music, the two bands on at 6 p. in. daily via S|s>kane and the Worknu n very lnueli appreciate the in­
Wednesday were hard to beat.
Two east. For rates, sleeping car reserva­ terest taken by them.
Filipinos played with th* b’hemawas.
tions, etc., call on or write to any O. R.
AN. agent, or write to A. L.C raig ,
All persons indebted to H. A. Palmer
General Passenger Agent,
are requested to call and settle at once,
Portland, Oregon.
and thus save costs.
What profiteth it a state to make
a spectacular discovery of a $31,000
defalcation,
pertinently inquires
the Oregonian, years after the crime
is outlawed. There would be more
point to such a discovery if it were
made when it ought to be made, and
by those whose duty it is to attend
to such matters. This discovery of
defalcation is quite as much a rev­
elation of gross carelessness in the
administration of important public
affairs and of monumental incompe­
R. (). Hoberg stopped off to visit with
tence in examination and verification
his parents a few davs this week while on
of public accounts.
All of which hie way from Markham, Wash., to Co­
testifies to the burning desire of the quille City. .
Lambert Bros, want all the poultry,
political patriot to servo the dear
eggs and farm produce, (or which they
people for his own benefit.
will pay the highest cash price. At
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Palmer's old ataud.
W. B. Blanchard, superintendent of
The friends of Eben Boyce, who is
under sentence of death in Seattle i the Brownsville woolen mills carding
rooms, will return home today after a
for killing his wife, are laving the pleasant visit of a week with his daugh­
foundation for a petition for pardon ter Mrs. George A. Cable.
by publishing the statement that 1 M. Weisenfluh and wife, and their son
Boyce is failing Rapidly, losing his and daughter, are visiting at Fred A.
Hilmer’«. They are old neigh lairs of
mind, staggers ns lie walks, etc . etc . Mr. Burner just out from Nebraska,
Of course all this is to be used as a and are looking over the country wUli a
plea for sympathy for the murderer, view to locating.
Complaint is made l>ecauee horses are
who should not object to being placed often
leit standing on the streets tor many
out of reach of his physical and men hours without food or water. But there
tai troubles by a judicial dose j»f appears to l>e no city ordinance relating
to thia matter, and the marshal save he
hanging. There should lie no valid has no power to take the owners of the
objection to hanging such a sick man abusetl animals into custody unless some
w ill make formal complaint charg­
in view of the fact that the courts of citizen
ing them with the crime of cruelty to
justice have acted without prejudloe animals.
in bis case and jierformed their duty The Dayton public schools graduated
pupils last Friday, as follows Grace
to society and to th«' state. The 12
Duncan. Nellie Hadaway, Marie Smith,
pardoning power is sadly overworked I.uvena Livingston. Teaie Edgar, lena
Spangle, Nellie McCann, Elba Scanlan.
and terribly abused.
lena W am began, Myrtle Donwy and
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Norris A Kose'e dug and pony
is billed to appear in McMinnville today.
Those a ho have seen tlie wonderful jier-
♦ermance of the trained iior.ee, «logs, el-
■nys--..«*. goats and seals, pronounce
Biorrw A Kowe's the biggest show oa
ear*
Mrs. Wa. Rennie arrived home Wed­
nesday eveiwng from a several weeks
visit al Salem and v'to»ui|.a*g.
GRANGE store
SPECIALI
SALE
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Commencing May ISth we will in­
augurate tlie greatest
Cut Price Sale
Ever held in Yamhill County. We
will do just what we say. We will
otter our entire! stock of Clothing at
20 per cent discount.
In this sale will be included near­
ly every line in the store.
t
Every Ladies’ Trimmed Hat
(Dust Go!
See our windows Saturday for Prices.
GRANGE & i ARMERS CO
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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.
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The Oldest Bank in Yamhill County. Established in 1885.
Capital and Surplus, $90,000.
Buys and sells exchange on all the principal cities of the United
States, and draws direct on all the principal points in Europe. The
accounts of Firms and Individuals solicited.
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Will make Suits to order from $17 up. Pants
from $5 up. Cleaning and repairing promptly
done. $1 a month keeps your clothing cleaned
and pressed; buttons sewed on and rips sewed up.
Fletcher Building, D Street.
The Oldest and Best
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White Collar Line.
p. S. S. is a combination of roots
giul herbs of great curative powers,
Sam Evenden returned home from und when taken into the circulation
Cementico, Alabastine,
Monmouth this week.
searches out and removes all manner
Win. Mace has left this place for a | of poisons from the blood, without
better and wealthier region it is reported. the lea. t silicic or harm to the system.
Mrs A. J. Flynn visited with relatives On the contrary, the general health
and friends near Sheriuan Friday and be gins to improve from the first dose,
STR. TAHOMA
Saturday.
for S. S. S. is not only a blood purifier,
Daily
Round Trips except Sunday.
Mr. an«l Mrs. Chas. Agee and daughter but an excellent tonic, ami strength­
Pearl were visiting at the county seat
ens ,1:1 1 builds up the constitution
Saturday.
TIME CARD.
while purging the blood of impuri­
Miss Mollie Thompson is expected ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases of a
Leave Portland
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Leave Astoria
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honie this week She has been iti Mc­
bio
h 1 poison origin. Cancer. Scrofula.
Minnville since April
Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
The Y. P. S. C. E has changed the
hourof meeting from 4 p. m. to g:jo p. t’kvrs. I azc ’ u . i . Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum. Herpes and similar troubles,
tn. Everybody invited to attend.
Mrs. I. Lambright is visiting in Mc­ and is an infallible cure and the only
Minnville with her «laughter. Mrs Macy, antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Bhxxi Poison.
and her sister, Mrs Brock, this week.
A reconl of nearly fifty years of
The Sheridan ball team came out Sun­
day afternoon and played a very inter successful cures is a record to be proud
Daily Round Trip except Monday.
eating game with the Gopher hoy«. The of. S. i>. S. is more popular today
than ever. It numbers its friends by Are used by all. Masury R. ¡Cuciif Locks. Hood River. Winle Sdlman
score stood 8 to 4 in favor of Sheridan
An enjoyable day is anticipate«! at the the thousands. Our medical corres­ W. Lead and Zinc Bulk paint
am He Dalles.
picnic given by the schools of districts pondence is larger than ever in the
No. 80 and No. 36 at the Gopher grove. hist rv of the medicine. Many write are the best and cheapest.
All are invited to come ami bring lunch to thank us for the great goo«i S. S. S.
Sold by
baskets well tilled with them.
has «lone them, while others arc seek­
TIME CARD.
The strawberry season is in full blast. ing advice about their cases.
All
Dickeys and Evans have wagons on letters receive prompt and careful
Leave PotUand
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the road doing a rushing business. John attention. Our physicians have made
Arrive The Dalles
3 p bi
Re4nce«i Rita«« !• the Fast.
Thotjipson and Te«l Taylor say the straw­ a life long studvof Stood and Skin Dis
Le*ve
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4 pm
Oliver 1.mum. Tlie com positions allowed berry outlook is better than usual at
11 p. m
Account Buffalo exposition, the Bur­ Arrive Portland _____
eases,
and
better
understand
such
cases
striking originality and were creditably Evans'.
Meals The Very Best.
than the ordinary practitioner who lington route ie naming a low rate of fare
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given Tlie musk was in charge of Miss
enables paseengers to visit the ex­ £S2r
TrT * Leading Feaiurp
makes
a specialty of no one disease. wbi«'h
Josie Gortner, assisted by the Hobbs-
tli < Route has the Grandest Scenic At­
Hendrick A Briedwell pay special at
position and other eastern pointe at <1^^ tractions
on earth
Wq are doing great greatly reduced ratea. Before making
Pattv quartet. Mias Fadie Gortner. Mr. tention to undertaking ami undertaking
and Mr«. F. E. Kogers and Mr. Macy. | go, via
good to suffering other arrangement« call at our office or Both Phone«,
•D<1 °®«« Foot Alder St
Main M.
Thia is lit* third year of their service in
humanity through write for full particular«. R. W. Foeter,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Having sol,! my grocery business to
like capacity, and their efforts were
our
consulting
de
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Ticket Agent. Burlingtoai Route. Corner
warmlv appre« fated Prof. Duncan pre­ launtwr! Rroa.. I would be pleaded to s«-e
partment. and invite Third and Stark Streets. Portland, Ore­
sents«! the diplomas tn a neat speech, all say olj eoatomers and as many new you tn write v . t if you have any bl m gon.
E. W. Crkhtofl. Agt. Portland.
and State Snpt. Ackerman addrr»««*i the once aa desire to avail themselves of
or
skin
trouble.
We
make
no
chargt
dasa at the close.
Ab«Mit ton paopG their bargains offered, to give them a
John M. Eilloon. Agt. Ik Dalles.
Very reepectiully whatever for this stnut.
The RxroBTiK and Weekly Oregonian
were present and stand.ng room was at call attbe old stand
Mrs. Husaev of Portland u visiting at
a premium.
<be home of Mrs. Cowls.
PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE.
' Dalles-Portland Route
STR. “BAILEY GATZERT”
O. O. HODSON.
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one rear for |2, atricUy in advance
A. J. TAYLOR. Agt. Astoria.