Yamhill Coiftfty AVITY. Reporter Auother well at Beaumont ha» _• _ * _ been bored down 2,000 feet without I R. O. Jones is remodeling one of the " 1 ’ " J finding oil and the stockholders are barns on his ranch. D. I. A^HIIKY, Editor A Propr Mr. H. Richards is here visiting his in the hole. J <•• RCKMANf Associate Editor Subscription $1.00 Per Year ADVERTISING HATES. Readlnanoticesin local column* 10 cent« per line tor first week ami 5 cents per line thereafter. Display advertisement h , annual rates, one inch per month fl; ea< h a lilitional inch 50 cent« per month. Obituary ami marriage notices not exceeding 10 lines published free if furnished in time to be current uews. Additional matter lucent* per lino. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1901 Poor old Great Britain is all out of sorts, we beat her in business; we beat her in sports. Moreover, her prestige is lost to the Boer;’her mill­ ions are squandered—no wonder ,she’s sore. Canada's count of population will hardly reach 5,500,000, a disappoint inent of at least 500.000 to our neigh bors across the border. Business op[«>rtunities in the United States continue to attract a large Canadian immigration. The districts in western Oregon which are receiving the most new settlers are those in whift dairying is considerably developed or which have a good deal of livestock. The farmers who are now coming to the state prefer to engage in dairying or mixed farming, and it is a good omen for the future. Both Mr. McKinley and Mr. Bryan bave said that they would not again be in the presidential race. The country knows that the president will not be. It is uncertain about Mr. Bryan. There is a great deal in saying a thing so that there will be no further misunderstanding on the When President McKinley was in­ subject. augurated the United States was paying $34,(MM),(MM) a year interest on Although the $45,OfM),000 reduc­ the public debt. Two wars have tion in the war revenues began last since been fought and the public Monday, the republican habit of debt increased $159,(MM),000, but the maintaining a healthy treasury sur­ annual interest charge is now only plus will not be abolished. Favor­ $29,000,000. The finances of the able trade conditions are still ex­ United States have been splendidly panding and foreign traffic is grow­ managed under President McKinley. ing. The outlook for crops is ex­ Notwithstanding the great weight already resting upon the corpulent King Edward, his friends are about to present him with a suit of heavy armor formerly worn by one of the champions of England. mother, Mrs. Richards. Most of the clover hay has been saved in reasonably good shape. Jno. Putman has sold his confection­ ery business to Wm. Graham. Miss Ada Williams left Tuesday morn­ ing for Portland to spend the Fourth. Mrs Galispie of Corvallis is here visit­ ing at the home of Iler sister, Mrs. R. O. Jones. Mr. Woodson, an old-time Amityite, was visiting friends and relatives here last week. Dr Matthis bought a drugstore at New­ berg last week. After invoicing, the parties backed out. “I did not sleep a night for seven long weeks.” ’—"-"""I GRANGE store SPEGIAÜ SAUE That prolonged period of sleepless­ ness is most expressive of the pain aud suffering caused by womanly diseases. It is pleasant to con­ trast the medical in­ efficiency which said "I could not be cured" with the prompt and perman­ ent cure effected by the use of Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. This great medicine for women establishes regularity, dries en­ feebling drains, heals inflammation and ul­ Earnest Broadwell has been appointed ceration and cures marshal here and the lawbreakers and female weakness. evil-doers had better look out. "I take great pleasure The concert given by home talent at the hajl last Friday night was not as well attended as it should have been. The annual meeting of the Christian church at Ballston will be the second Sunday in July, at the picnic grounds The performance of Mr. Coovert on the banjo at the concert last Friday night was well spoken of by all who heard him. Mr. Williams, who has been employed as druggist here, was married to a lady in Monmouth last Saturday, coming home on the afternoon train. 3 3 Commencing May isti» we will in­ augurate the greatest in recommending Dr. Pierce’s medicines to other suffering women,* writes Mrs. Mary Adams, of Grassycrrek. Ashe Co., N. C. "I had in­ ternal trouble very badly until it resulted in ulcers of the uterus. I was troubled with it so that 1 did not sleep a night for seven long weeks. The doctors said I could not be cured, but I com­ menced taking Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription snd ’ Pleasant Pellets.’ After taking two bottles I could sleep all night, and after taking six bottles of ' Favorite Prescription * 1 and two of • Golden Medical Discovery ’ and three vials of ‘Pleasant Pellets’ my case was cured. I had told my husband that I would have to die, as it seemed I conld not live. He told me to put faith In Dr Pierce’s medicines, for it had cured others and would cure me. So it did. and I thank God and your medicine for saving my life.” Cut Price Sale Ever held in Yamhill County. We will do just what we say. We will otter our entire stock of Clothing at There is no doubt but what we will have a fairly good crop of all kinds of Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical grain, and it will be appreciated by the Adviser, 1008 large pages, is sent free on farmers and business men of the county. receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps As to numbers, the picnic held here for the book in cloth binding, or only 21 last Wednesday was the smallest ever stamps for the paper covered volume. held in Amity. The progrom was car­ Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. ried out in full and all had an enjoyable day. Rev. Claud Lemasters, who is preach­ Count Cassini, the Russian am­ cellent and prices are well sustained. ing in northern California, arrived here There are more than three tons of bassador has left Washington and Monday last for a visit to Ins mother As far as a forecast can be made and other relatives and friends. He is gold coming down the Yukon river will carry with him Secretary Hay's from the existing situation, the com­ looking well. from the Alaska mines, according to explanation of this government's ing business year will at least be Dr. Matthis left last Thursday for his position regarding the tariff ques­ reports. But when it reaches Se­ equal to the one that has just closed; old home in Texas, to pay his parents attle the dispatches will have it and the treasury is so strongly for­ and other relatives a visit. May he have tion which is at issue between the three hundred tons, while its actual, tified that it cannot meet with a a pleasant journey is the wish of his United States and Russia. Count friends at this place. tangible substance will be a possible Cassini exposed the trumped-up 20 per cent discount. Iii this sale will be included near­ ly every line in the store. Every Ladies’ Trimmed Hat fllast Go! serious backset during the next ton, or $432,000 for a season’s work J. B. Williams has secured a position claim that Great Britain alone pre­ twelve months. in a drugstore in Salem, and will move vented a European coalition against in the land of the midnight sur.—a his family to that place this week. We sum which the mines of Oregon du­ are sorry to lose them from among us, as the Un>ted States at the beginning The casket containing the body of himself and family have made many of the war with Spain by showing plicate every few months. Abraham Lincoln was last opened friends while here. that Russia had never given any en­ Hawaii wants to give up its terri­ twenty-six years ago, and those pres­ Thresher men hereabouts are getting couragement to the proposed coali­ See our windows Saturday for Prices. cJ torial form of government and be­ ent assert that the body was in an ready for the harvest, and they are tion, but had from the beginning unanimous in saying that the prospect excellent state of preservation. Mr. come a county of California. This for a good yield of grain is very good. informed the other powers that Rus­ movement is the climax of a series Robert T. Lincoln is said to have They think fall grain will not be as sia remained the friend of this gov­ of troubles. She has had a fight be­ recently visited the new tomb, and good as the spring. ernment. The Russian ambassador tween her legislature and her gov­ to be displeased at the place where The young friends of Miss Edith Cook has at all times endeavored to ce­ ernor; she has been talking of im­ the body is lying, since it is the spot gave her a very pleasant surprise party ment the ties of friendship between last Saturday night. After a few hours peaching her judges; she has asked from which an attempt was made to spent in games, refreshments were the two governments, and, under­ JUULJL2JTJUUI JUUL JLO. JUUL the president to remove Governor steal it several years ago; he was al­ served and all went away having spent standing the true sentiments of the Dole, aud she has seen enough scan­ so displeased that there was no night a pleasant evening. president toward Russia, it is be­ The remains of Edwin Hamilton, who lieved he will be able to so present dals in six months to last another watchman at the tomb. It is now determined that the casket is to be was killed at his post of duty in the J acob W ortman , Pres. E d H endricks , Vice Pres. territory for years. Philippine islands last January, are ex this tariff question to convince his J ohn W ortman , Cashier. A rthur M c P hillips , Asst. Cashier hidden inside the monument, or to pected to arrive here soon, the trans­ government that Secretary Gage's George W. Miller, an erratic law be buried under a block of cement; ports on which was his regiment, having mistakes do not represent any ani­ yer of Eugene, despairing of mount­ and it is more than likely that before arrived in San Francisco. mosity toward Russia, and will in­ Mr. and Mrs. Messinger and family time be corrected when the courts ing the pinnacle of fame through the the remains are laid away for all Of McMinnville, Oregon. of Tacoma are visiting at the home of practice of ordinary deportment, time the coffin will be once more Jas. Ladd Mrs. Messinger is the can pass upon them. The Oldest Bank in Yamhill County. Established in 1885. has forced himself into a national opened. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ladd They Capital and Surplus, $90,000. will remain for a month or two and GOPHER. notoriety by pulling down the Brit­ Buys ami sells exchange on all the principal cities of the United the visit will perhaps take a trip New York Sun remarking that during States, and draws direct on all the principal points in Europe. The ish flag floating over the collector’s to the coast. Allie Griffith was a visitor in the val ­ accounts of Firms and Individuals solicited. office at Skagway. While this act Russia is “too good a friend and cus­ Miss Maggie Trenholm assissted at ley Sunday. of discourtesy to a friendly nation tomer to turn away,” says: “If a the concert last Friday night. She is a Orville and Maurice Arthur came out may result only in a few apologies mistake has been made either graduate from the state school at Salem, Srturday from McMinnville and visited and as a teacher on the piano and organ through misleading information or a and the usuul diplomatic correspond­ Only One Way to Do It. is perhaps the best in this part of the their cousins, the family of Chas. Agee. Why not spend the vacation at Ya- ence, nations have gone to war over hasty and too suspicious interpreta­ county, and those who wish an instruc­ Miss Minta Cockerham visited her Get from Portland to Chicago in 72 quina bay, w here can be had excellent tion of the circumstance that Russia tor for their children can do no better just such incidents. cousin, Mrs. J. Eborall, last week. She hours—just 3 days. The ••Chicago-Port­ fare, good fishing, good boating, safe remits certain excise or internal rev­ than employ her. land Special,” leaving Portland daily at returned home near Willamina Friday. 1) a. m. via O. R. & N., arrives at Chi­ bathing, alluring rides and rambles. ------ --------------- Chicago is not satisfied with the enue taxes on articles to be exported, CARLTON. Miss Mary Cronin, who spent the win­ cago at 9:30 the third day. New York The courses and exercises at the summer late census returns, claiming that precisely as this government does ter in Portland, is expected to come and Boston are reached the fourth day. school, of 1901, at Newpoit, will afford Mrs. Peck from Haystack. Wash., is home Friday to spend the summer with This train, acknowledged to be the fast­ great variety of instructions, diversion the enumeration does not give it a with regard to certain articles which est between the northwest and the east, and entertainment. No other resort visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. New­ her mother. we tax internally forborne consump ­ population enough by 300,000. It is solidly vest 1 buled and its equipment offers equal attractions and advantages. man. will be recalled also, that all the tion but permit to go abroad un- The young people of this place report is unsurpassed, Pullman draw ing room Miss Maggie Fouts is visiting relatives sleeping cars, up to-date tourist sleeping •43.00 tn Buffalo. the show given by the Quaker medicine cars, library smoking cars, free reclining cities in Oregon believed that the taxed—then the mistake cannot be at Albany. corrected too speedily or too frankly. company as very good. The largest chair cars, and unexcelled dining cars, This is what the established rate figures were below the actual popu­ Frank McCune, who has been away the meals on which are equal to those amounts to in each direction, making lation within their boundaries. But And no pride of individual opinion for some time, is home on a short visit. party attended Saturday night. served at the very best hotels. Remem­ $86.00 for the round trip, and by arrang­ Road Supervisor Casey thinks the ber this train runs solid Portland to ing w ith the Burlington route passengers if all the omissions claimed in every should be suffered to stand in the Rev. Day and family are among Port­ way of such rectification. ” work on the roads will be finished this Chicago; there is no change of cars, and are given the choice of seven trains on land visitors this week. state should huve been made up by of sate. Call upon or write us for l’rof. Northup of McMinnville College week. The road in the upper part of the good of it is, it costs no more to ride dates the enumerators we would have been Astoria business men who are the valley has been very much im on it than on other routes. We have full particulars before making other ar­ op- filled the pulpit of the Baptist church on a nation of 200,000,000 when the re­ other trains. The “Pacific Express” rangements. R. W. Foster,Ticket Agent. proved. It will not be many years until leaves Portland daily at 9 p.m. via Hunt­ Burlington Route, Corner Third and posing the improvement of the Sunday. ports of 1900 were all in. ington, and the “Spokane Flyer” leaves Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon. Columbia and Willamette rivers are A pleasant surprise was given Miss Ida we have the best roads in the county. Smith on Friday evening as a farewell — — -— The picnic given by the Beaver Dam, at b p. m. daily via Spokane and the a selfish and short-sighted lot. They The estate of the late John G. Fair party. The evening was spent in music east. For rates, sleeping car reserva­ Capital Kummer Normal. Highland and Gopher schools was a de ­ of San Francisco, which is now said urge the continuation of the appro­ and games, after which ice cream and cided success in every way. The day tions, etc., call on or write to any O. R. The second term of the Capital Sum­ cake were served. Miss Ida took the A N. agent, or write to A. I..C raig , to be worth $1H,000,000, is ready for priations for the bar at the entrance train for Portland on Saturday morning, was perfect and good feeling prevailed mer Normal opens July 1st, to continue General Passenger Agent, until the August examination. Classes distribution to the heirs, lawyers to the river, but object to the ex­ where she will probably spend the sum­ The program was commenced by Mr. J. Portland, Oregon. will be formed in all branches required an- mer. penditure of money above the mid executors. The demands of the Evenden, who delivered the opening ad­ for state and county papers. Tuition $5 Real Estate Transfers. The W C T V will meet aL the Baptist dress. Following this were the songs, for the term. The prospect is good for a gentlemen included in the latter two cient ill-smelling fishing hamlet, In church next Tuesday, July yth. Every­ Week ending June 25: large attendance Address drills and recitations by the pupils, classes uinount to the modest sum of their desire to injure Portland, they one requested to be present. J. J. K raps , Salem, Or. which showed careful training on the Ottilia Belling to Ursula Yager 5 $2,290,000. Two firms of lawyers would no doubt be content with sim- lots in Oak Park add to McM $ 1 bar, ply a shallow channel over the part of the teachers. The Sheridan band Mrs. Laura Hill of Washington is vis ­ hope to realize u half million each , Oliver O Howard and wf to S D iting her mother, Mrs. C. Loder, for a boys proved themselves a valuable ad­ Crawford lot 8 blk 34 Oak Park for their services during a period of so that the metropolis could not short time add to McM......................... 50 u little more than six years, another boast of greater commercial impor- John Rohr and fellow painters are put­ dition with their sweet music. The ad­ Jno W and Flora B Fletcher to M dress by Prof. W. O. Simms on the edu­ tance than themselves, For Infants and Children. Astoria firm expects to draw out a fee of C Clark lot 9 Jno W Fletcher 1st ting the finishing touches on Cunning­ cational work in the public schools was add to Dayton .......................... 450 would like to build herself up eom- ham s new dwelling. $300,000, another of $240,000, while The Kind You Have Always Bought enjoyed. After noon the Sheridan and J E Rea and wf to S E Warner 10 Nels Olsen lost a valuable horse last Mill creek teams played a game of base seven slices of the estate, amounting mervially upon the ruins of Port- 400 a pt E C Williams d 1 c t 5 r 4 Bears the to a paltry hundred thousand dollars land. But failing in that, she will week. ball, which resulted in a score of 15 to o L Grazer and wf et al to Geo M ' Signature of Perkins lots 1 to 6 inclusive blk always be a way station until some C. G Scott was in attendance at the in favor of Sheridan. As a “windup“ each are claimed by the executors' 66 and lots I, 2 and 3 blk 67 La­ farmers' convention at Corvallis last of her mossback citizens are r« - to the picnic the dancers met at Mrs. and their attorneys. fayette ........................................... 100 week. The Rest Hrnird) for Stomarh nnlav» an impor­ About 100 people went to Baker creek Glen Jones had the misfortune to fall toe until the small hours of the morning. die ....................... 86 ' 'I have been in the drug business for and break his arm. tant part in war, as he does in the tails on the Fourth. Marguerite F Elliott and husb to twenty years and have sold most all of During last Mav an infant child of oar Mary E Morrison 1 apt Deskins Mi«s Anna McCutcheon visited at neighbor »as suffering from cholera in­ the proprietary medicines of any note. (laths of (M'ace. Since the beginning The Raixnrria and Weekly Oregonian die.................................................... 150 Among the entire list I have never home over last Sunday. fantum. The doctor» had given up all Geo C Carl and wf to Jos Ccok 4a of the Boer war in South Africa the <>ne vear for $2, atrictly in advance found anything to equal Chamberlain •* hopes of recovery. I took a hottie of pt J B Rogers die t 3 r 2 aud l..a British government has purchased colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy for Bal Itodton may lose an eye from hie The semi-centennial of the organixa I Chamberlnin’a colic, cholera and di ar­ in Newberg ................................ 900 all stomach and bowel troubles,” says 250,000 h irses and mules in this accident with hie horse, which occurred tion of the Climb. Presbyterian church 1 rhoea remedy to the house, telling them Oliver O Rhude to Carrie Rhude D- \\. \\ akefield, of Columbus, Ga. country, which accounts largely for at the feed sheds. lot 3 blk 36 Oak Park add to Me 100 “This remedy cured two severe cases of at this place will be observed Jnly 12 to I felt sure it would do good if used ac­ cording to directions. In two days’ lime American Mtg Co of Scotland to the advance in the horse market. It cholera morbus in my family and I have The Dayton celebration was a grand 14 The program will be one of inter­ the child had completely recovered. The Albert Livengood blk 59 Dundee 45 recommended and sold hundreds of bot­ is said that the average life of a siu'cese, the crowd being estimated at est. More will be said of this event next child i« now vigorous and healthy. I American Mtg Co of Scotland to tles of it to my customers to their entire ■ have recommended thia remedy freqnent- horse in the British military service 5,000. The oratorical efforts were su- week. Walter Livengood hlkbs Dundee 50 satisfaction. It affords a quick and sure in South Africa at present is only l>erb, and the program was all carried Bal Dodson, while leading a horse and I Iv an CASTOR IA rider. ba rueeel ng and hitching face from the horse'» feet. the prices right, too. J ohnson . Tailor. I dern« Thompson. 62, of this county.