The Yamhill County reporter., July 19, 1901, Image 4

Yamhill County Reporter
The Cvlora Presemed.
LOCAL NEWS.
ON WE
The formal presentation of the colors
An exploding lamp ; the clothing in
of the battleship Oregon to the state of ' Miss Fay Martin visited friends in a blaze ; a paragraph ill the jiaper tell-
I». I. I'BIKI, Editor A Propr.
Oregon was made at Salem on Tuesday, I Dallas last week.
1 mg of horrible suffering from burns,
j Tragedy in this fonu moves a man to
J. A» ECK ’I
Asseritele Editor.
and were spread to the breeze from the
C. W. Darby of Salem, repre
I tears.
But for
statehouse flagstaff. After an impres­
women who are
music house, has been in tho
Subscription $1 OO Per Year. sive parade of the streets of the capital
daily being con-
] week on a new business deal,
city, the assembled hosts gathered in
sutned by th e
ad in another column.
smouldering fire
the hall of representatives, where Gov­
FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1901.
8. II. Maris is raising a few trees of of disease there is
ernor Geer welcomed tile four lueuibets
little sympathy.
of the Oregon’s crew who brought the the Morelia cherry, which is about the
Inflammation,
out}' kind they can raise back east, lie with its fierce
Oliio democrats at their state con­ flag, in the following words:
I burning; ulcera­
vention put forth the first notable Gentlemen, us representatives of the says "the birds wont eat ’em.”
tion, eating into
navy of the United States, which has
democratic platform of the year done
County Supt. Littlefield is in Portland the tissues ; the
so much in recent years to bring Just prior to going to pieis (Thursday 1
when a state ticket was nominated renown to the country it has so nobly
nervous system al­
be underwent an operation for the re­ most shattered by
and all evidences of Bryanism were defended, and more particularly as rep moval of the vermiform appendix, and suffering,
these
resentatives of the most famous battle­ his father phones the message that be
completely eliminated. Bryan's pic­ ship
are only part of
of that navy, you are heartily wel­ sirvivedthe ordeal nil right
AVING purchased the Hendrick \\ areliouse, I
All
are
the daily agonies
ture was not allowed in the hall. comed to the capital of the state whose pleased to hear this.
am prepared to receive and store grain. Many
borne by many a
Several hours were spent by the name lias been doubly honored by the
A load of hav overturned with li. D. woman.
wonderful record it has made in the his­
years’experience in the business in the valley
members of the convention in de­ tory of naval warfare. Representing the Burdett at his farm north of town on
Dr. Pierce’s Fa­
vorite Prescription
and in the largest mills of the State enables me to
nouncing the Chicago and Kansas people of Oregon upon this great occa­ Monday, and the fall proved something puts
out the fire
I extend you a most cordial greet­
offer
to the farmers the very highest market price
City platforms and the leaders who sion,
ing and am ready to receive for safe of a shock to that gentleman. We are of inflammation,
for their grain.
stood on them. Ohio has set the keeping the valued souvenirs, the pre­ pleased to hear that no |>ernianent in­ heals ulceration,
and cures female
pace that democracy in other states sentation of which to the state of Oregon jury will result.
weakness. It tran-
is the occasion of your appreciated visit
will be compelled to follow, Some at this time.
Monday afternoon the steamer Bonita quilizes the nerves, restores the appetite,
and gives refreshing sleep. "Favorite
of them will reluctantly part with
Chief Yeoman J. H. Weir, represent­ ran aground on a bar in the Willamette Prescription ” is the most reliable put-up
their idol and patron saint, but the ing the crew of the battle-ship Oregon, just I,elow the mouth of the Yamhill, medicine offered as a cure for diseases
decree has gone forth divorcing thanked Governor Geer for his hearty and w as unable to proceed to this city. peculiar to women. It always helps.
almost always cures.
Bryan and the national democracy. welcome, and, addressing the audience, Among the passengers were Mrs. John It "When
I first commenced using Dr. Pierce's
Cook,
Mrs.
L.
J.
Fuller,
Mrs.
L.
Root,
medicines,” writes Mrs. George A Strong, of
said that it was hardly necessary for him
Gansevoort. Saratoga Co., N. Y., "I was suffer
Mrs.
D.
A.
Wallace
and
Mrs.
Wm.
War
­
ing from female weakness, a disagreeable drain
The more the demand of ship own­ to tell the story of the Oregon’s achieve­
ren of tiiis city. The passengers were bearing-down pains, weak and tired feelingall
ers for a government subsidy is dis­ ments
the time. I dragged around in that way for two
may be permitted to say, however, all transferred to the shore, and sent to years and I began taking your medicine. After
cussed the more it becomes evident lie I continued,
first bottle I began to feel better. I took
that the colors which we tlieir destination in carriages after an ex­ taking
Whistles, Handle Bar . Lacing, Bells. Tires, Inner Tul . Cements, Etc,
four bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­
that it is not needed to build up our are here to represent are the longest hilarating tramp through the woods, the tion,
two of ‘ Golden Medical Discovery,’ one
at the same rates while the}’ last.
of the ‘Pleasant Pellets.’ also used one
merchant marine. It stands out colors ever flown and they were flown McMinnville ladies arriving home alamt vial
bottle
of
Dr.
Sage
’
s
Catarrh
Remedy.
Now
1
from the best battle-ship that ever float­
feel like a new person
I can't thank you
permanently as one of the most glar ed. (Cheers.) No other battle-ship has midnight The}’ speak words of praise enough
for your kind advice and the good your
ing attempts ever made to rob the performed such wonderful deeds as has for Capt. Hosford, who did all witbin medicine has done me.”
Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical
Oregon. When these colors were his power toward the comfort of his pas- I
people for the benefit of the few, and the
Adviser, paper bound, is sent free on
bought for the Oregon, we decided that sengers after the mishap.
it will be surprising indeed if when they should ultimately be presented to
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay
congress convenes next December, the state of Oregon; as a fitting gift to a Leo J. Patterson, who was a painter expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
i>
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
noble state. The pennant is the only
there is a very great number found one in the navy that lias more than thir­ and paper hanger iri this city a few
years ago, and who moved to Portland
We put
who will jeopardise their future teen stars on its field of blue
*
and became a member of the police
in
a
star
for
each
state
of
the
union,
in
standing with their constituents by order that each might be represented.
Children’» Cliurch Picnic.
force under Mayor Pennoyer, committed
championing the subsidy steal. It The Oregon has nothing in her his­ suicide Tuesday evening by drinking the
Next Thursday, July 25th, Rev. Father
i>
<4
has been amply demonstrated that tory that is in the least detrimental to contents of a two-ounce bottle of carbolic Hickey, pastor of St. James church, will
give the Sunday School children and the
’■
her reputation. While she met with an
should the government offer a sub­ accident, that is nothing to her discredit. acid. He bad previously told his friends choir an outing on a beautiful spot five
>•
sidy to ocean carriers it would be of It was reported than when the Oregon he would commit the deed. His lack of miles from town on the river hank. The
Father will have all kinds of good things
no benefit to the farmer, for the sub­ struck upon a rock and her very exis­ interest in life was due to drink, Ex- in
abundance, and peanuts and candies
tence was threatened, a number of the
<
sidy would all go to the ship owner, crew left the sliip and went ashore. This cessive drinking caused bis wife, who without limit. This is the children's
and the producer would pay not only is not true. A sailor never leaves his was formerly Miss Simpson of this city, heyday time, and no doubt they will
except under orders, and I may to decline to live with him, and with make the most of it. All the final ar-
>■
full rates for his freight, but in ad­ ship,
tell you that if the Oregon had gone be­ her daughter went to Los Angeles last rangements v.ill be made next Sunday.
dition his share of the subsidy tax, neath the waters in a foreign sea, every
fall to live with relatives. The son, who
from which he would derive no bene­ member of her crew would have gone remained with hia father, witnessed the John Fletcher has reshingled the roof
down with her. (Cheers.) We have to
of one of his father’s houses on Seconii li
fits whatever.
regret, however, that by that accident deed and spread the alarm. Patterson
the Oregon was prevented from adding was a Woodman, a Maccabee, a Knight street.
Dress Goods, ShirtWaists, Parasols, Summer Silks
Some of the leading newspapers one more achievement to her already of I’ythias and an Odd Fellow. He left
record.
of the east and south are out with magnificent
his
insurance
to
his
boy.
Patterson
was
We came to present these colors in
impassioned editorials urging oppo­ pursuance of the unanimous vote of the about 38 years old.
MILLINERY AT COST.
sition to the reenactment of the Chi­ crew of the Oregon. This presentation
is an act of the crew alone, but we bring
tAHCTOA,
nese exclusion law which will expire with us the compliments of our captain
Also some lines in Shoes.
There is no poison
liichlv contagious
by limitation next year. They are and crew to your governor and your
Mr.
Oldham
is
hauling
lumber
to
re
­
state. We leave these colors in your
so deceptive and so destructive. Don’t bi
claiming that there never was and charge,
Just take a look at our windows and see what a cut
knowing that you will care for model his house.
too sure you are cured became all external
never will be any danger of a serious them as faithfully as would the crew of Miss Ethel Red.k is visiting with rel­ signs of the disease have disappeared, and
have made in prices.
the doctor says you are well. Many per
influx of Chinese to this country. the battle-ship Oiegon; and we trust atives in Newberg.
that whenever the people of the state of
Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and daugh­ sons have been dosed with Mercury anc
The people of the Pacific coast know Oregon
behold these colors they will re­ ter, Mrs. Brinkerhoff, spent Monday and Potash for months or years, and pro
nounced cured — to realize when too lab
this statement to be untrue; that the member with kindness the battle-ship Tuesday at Meadow Lake.
Chinese were coming in increased over which they were flown and the The ground floor of the new dwelling that the disease was only covered up —
crew who are proud to leave them in built by Mr. Howe is now finished and U4S B.poto
McMinnville’s Greatest Store.
numbers when the exclusion luw at­ your charge.
is occupied by the section master, Mr. out again; and to their sorrow and mortifi­
tempted to shut them out. They
The colors were then brought to the Houston.
cation find those nearest and dearest t<
know that after twenty years the rostrum and amid the wildest cheering
Lost—A gold bracelet belonging to them have been infected by this loath
Miss
Alice
Howe.
The
finder
will
were
laid
upon
the
speaker's
desk
in
Asiatic laborers are still endeavor­
some disease, for no other poison is sc
please return same to Mrs. W. A. Howe surely transmitted from parent to child
ing to defeat the purposes of the ex­ front of Governor Geer.
and receive a reward.
as
this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism,
The governor responded in
some-
clusion act, and they are being
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Edson, Mrs. John Catarrh. Scrofula or severe skin disease,
J acob W ortman , Pres.
E d H endricks , Vice Pres.
J ohn W ortman , Cashier.
A rthur M c P hillivs , Asst. Cashier
smuggled in by way of Canada, Mex­ what lengthy speech, “Columbia .” was Wall and Mrs. Jennie Hudson are in an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
sung by Miss Ethel Raymond, MissMar- Portland this week attending the grand life, can be traced to blood poison con-
ico and Cuba. They know that the
in 'early Titn
cf thc
garet Barry, the dramatic reader, recited
Canadians are uwuking to the evils Sam Simpson's poem "The Launching lodge of the Degree of Honor.
Miss Lottie Tollitson, the noted elo­ life, for it remains smoldering in the sys­
of this class of cheap laborers and of the Oregon," and Judge Gray of As­ cutionist, will give an entertainment at
tem forever, unless properly treated ar J
Of McMinnville, Oregon.
considering the enactment of an ex­ toria read the last poem written by the Workman hall on Friday evening, driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. is
July
19th,
for
the
benefit
of
the
D.
of
H.
‘I«
the
only
antidote
for
this
peculiar
virus,
clusion law. They know that the Simpson.
The Oldest Bank in Yamhill County. Established in 1885.
Admission 25 and to cents.
After the the only remedy known that can over­
Capital and Surplus, $90,000.
exclusion act is bused upon treaties Tlie peutiant presented is 378 feet long. entertainment ice cream and cake will come
it and drive it out of the blood, and
Buys and sells exchange on all the principal cities of the United
be served.
to which the Chinese government
it docs this so thoroughly and effectually
States, and draws direct on all the principal points in Europe. The
A
«»rowing
Inilnalr)'.
that
there
is
never
a
return
of
the
disease
has given its consent. The principle
accounts of Firms and Individuals solicited.
NEU
to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards
Willaril & Ehrman took from their
that self-defense is the highest law
4Qte
cures Contagious Flood
of nature for nations as well as for smokehouse last week a ton of home- The Misses Dillon have returned home Ji fa a j’T'N Poison in any and al!
■ft. stages; contains n<
individuals is recognized bv every cured bacon and hams This item of from Astoria.
< H k kf k’X mineral to break dowt
itself does not signify anything extra­
civilized government, and the right ordinary, but coupled with the fact of Miss Clara Hadley is at home after a rear
your constitution : it is
purely vegetable and the only blood puri
to exclude undesirable immigrants is this meat being strictly a home produc­ long stay in Portland.
known that cleanse» the blood and
universally recognized.
Therefore tion, it gives an idea of the benefit cer­ N. C. Christenson was at Berrydale on tier
at the same time builds up the genera’
business
two
days
last
week.
ucting upon this basic principle, the tain to fall in the farmer’s path with the
health.
further exclusion of immigration encouragement ami fostering of even O11 Friday, Miss Bertha Belcher of Our little took on ccnt.i^ious blood
poison is the most complete and instruc
which degrades free American labor this one of the many home industries Portland staid over night at her grand­ live ever issued; it not only tells all
father's,
J.
C.
Nelson.
is entirely justifiable, in the light that might be built up in our city. This Mrs. Maggie Littlefield and children about this disease, but al o l ow to cure
at home. It is free and should
of humanity, equity and national in­ firm pays out to the stock growers of are visiting her sister, Mrs. A. P. Fletch­ yourself
be in the hands ot everyone seekings
this
section
on
an
average
$2000
every
tegrity, and the west and middle­
cure. Send for it.
er, near Lafayette.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
west should be unanimous in their month for livestock. They feed tlieir Mrs. C. H Barrie is taking a much
porkers until they are in prime condi­
efforts to perpetuate tin* exclusion tion, and then after packing and curing needed rest at the home of Mrs. H. C.
law, the lapse of which portends the bacon it is placed on the market at Paulsen in Chelialem Center.
nothing but disaster for the cause of a lower figure than eastern bacon. Con­ Miss II. McCoy of Oaksdale, Wash.,
American labor.
sidering its superiority over the latter gave a musical at the M. E. church oti
article, they experience no difficulty in Friday last, and a treat it was to those
Lightning has been fatal to an un­ disposing of all that they can produce in attendance. While m Newberg, Miss
Through the liberality of Mc­
Minnville’s Leading Merchants.
usual number of victims in the east now, with their limited facilities. But McCoy was the guest of her friends. 1
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ed
Holt.
urn states this year.
Groups of this is an industry that will expand if On Sunday last, at West Chelialem, | A
$100 A.
frightened people huddling together the farmers are able to furnish the live the funeral of Mr J. P. Johnson was at­
product
in
greater
quantity.
Portland
Purchased from the old reliable music
tended by a large number.
The ser­
for refuge in thunder storms have
dealers are calling for the “Yamhill vices were conducted by the Woodmen dealer Geo. C. Will. Salem, Oregon, will
been stricken And it is noteworthy brand," and pork packing may yet be­ of
the World, and Rev. McCutcheon of be given to the one holding the largest
that churches not a few have been come one of our chief industries. Cer- Carlton delivered the sermon. In the number of coupons on November 16th.
set ou tire. Native-born Oregonians Llinjy our grocers at home are justified death of Mr. Johnson, his wife and five 1901. All coupons must be signed by
children are sadly bereft, and the com­ the merchant issuing the coupon, and by
who have never resided where the in handliug the McMinnville product in munity suffers the loss of a good man.
the holder of same The purchaser can
give his or lier coupons to some one else
majestic lightning plays and the preference to other meats, since they
and let them sign them. It will pay you
i.niTi.
deafening thunders roll can form lit are then certain to receive the qualitv
to trade at the tollowing stores and re­
He conception of tlm nervous strain that is represented to be good and
The teachers of the Christian Sunday ceive a coupon with every 25c C ash pur­
to which people outside of this thrice wholesome. In doing this they are also school gave the scholars a picnic at the chase :
blessed Pacific coast are subjected helping to keep the money paid there­ park last Friday afternoon. A good din­ McMinnville Grange & Farmers store.
Dry Goods. Clothing ft Shoes
Organ
every summer. The electric bolts for m circulation among their own pat­ ner and ice cream was the main feature on exhibition at this store.
rons.
H C. Burns. Furniture Store.
oi the affair, after which all went away
have caused so much loss of life and
J. G. Wiesner—Cigars and Tobacco.
Wilbur Cook is erecting a new barn on
having had a jolly good time.
Fpnorth I raune Election.
property in the east this summer
Fanrite Quaricrly <'•» fereiir*.
Wm. F. Dielschneuler & Bro., jewelers.
Mrs Frank Robison took the train
that tiie nervous and timid are now
Next Sunday evening at 8p tn. the
Willard & Ehrman & Co . meat mar- his farm.
The Epworth League semi annual
J. F. Rhodes has gone to his horns in election of officers was held a short time
almost ready to collapse when the quarterly meeting will t>e held at the Monday afternoon for Portlaml to at- ket.
Rogers Bros . Drugstore
Chehalis.
M. E. church, ami Dr. Watters, the pre­ tend the grand lodge Degree of Honor,
first rumble of thunder is heard.
ago, ami the following officers were
White—White's Restaurant.
T. A........
Dr E. E. Cable cauie up from New- elected to serve from Julv to January 1st
siding elder, will preach, after which which convenes there this week.
S. P. Houser—Second hand store anti
Many of our citizens attended the Ball­ Sewing Machines.
l>erg on Wednesday.
President, Mr s. M. A. Dennis; first vice
C. C. Hogue of Albany war aiacted the communion service will be held In
ston meeting last Sunday.
Geo. L Williams—Bookstore.
About one dozen men began work on president, Grace Newell; second vice
the
morning
at
It
the
pastor
will
preach
Grand Master Workman, ami Mrs. M ilda
F. W Spencer—Hardware. Farm Ma­ the new sewer Tuesday morning on the
The Adventists are still camping and
Usual. On Monday morning at 8 the
president. Amy Brown; third vi, ice presi-
Kelknapol Prineville Grand Chief of
chinery. Bicycles and Sewing Machines street south of Col Wallace ». tney
preaching
here.
are dent, Clarence Stout, fourth vice presi
busuxeas meeting will be held and the
J. S. Roscoe—Bicycle Sundries and
Honor.
Millard Richardson of Portland is Repairs.
making good progress.
A part of the dent. Eva Collard; secretary,
■uembers a«e urged to be present at all
H attic
Bev. Gabriel Svkes will preach in the
here visiting his mother.
Mrs C W. Spring—Thoto Gallery.
force are home people.
of these services
Brown treasurer. A. Lambert. Next
M E. church at l.ifayettc on Sunday
A.
J.
Loban.
Harness
Shop.
Mamie Stimpson returned to Portland
Wm. Chrisman and wife and
A Sunday evening the Epworth
League
Triplett A Hendershott—Confectionery
«•at. All are invited
Born—To Mr. and Mrs L" J. Brown last Sunday.
C. F. Daniels—Feed, Seed A Produce. H. Gaunt and son will leave early next service will be led by Clarence Stout,
of
thia
city,
Monday,
July
15tli,
a
daugh
The Raroarca and Weekly Oregonian
The Sunday train is quite a curiosity
Lambert Bros.—Groceries & Commis­ week for quite a long camp on the Big The members are all invited to be
tor.
j to a number of our people.
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tw
str wily m advance
sion.
Neat urea.
promptly on time at ; p. tn.
;
ü. L. GRAV
Warehouse and Storage <
tievalors at McMinnville. Yamhill Count}
and at Shedd, linn County.
H
Sacks Furnished
BICYCLE SHNIlRitS
GEO. L. WILLIAMS.
R. JACOBSON & CO.’S
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great ^ed uetioq iq all ^urqrqer floods
priées gut (^ai| |¡jovL>n
Btooti P&ISOii
R. Jacobson
Co.,
The First National Bank
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