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Yamhill County Reporter THHOt GII DIFt'EHEIIT L»A*M. tIAHHlED At the home of the bride’s mother in It seems that great minds differ ; this city, at half past five ou Thursday radically on the labor problem in ■.Horning, in the presence of relatives and Oregon. Governor Geer in his a few friends, Miss Alma Ett3 Cook and J. U. BCKMAH, Associate Editor H. B. Blood of Carlton were united speech at Portland on Labor day Mr. in marriage, the ceremony being per Subscription $1.00 Per Year. used this expression: Can supply all HOP-PICKERS with formed by Prof. R. E. Storey. Miss Cook was one of McMinnville's Since I have been invited to ad- dress you upon this question, I as- popular and accomplished young ladies FRIDAY, SEPT. 6. 1901. a graduate of the college. Mr. ■ume that you want my individual and Blood, also a member of tbe graduating opinion concerning it, and .you will class of’97, has very successfully sup advertising rates . allow me to say, therefore, that I do plied the pulpits of Independence, and Re*.IinicnoticeMn local column* 10 cent» per not believe all these vast fortunes, later of the Helix and Adams Baptist line for first week end 5 cent» per liue thereafter. Display »<iverti»euient». annual rate», one Inch which are no doubt, from some churches. per mouth 41; each additional inch 50 cent» per points of view, a positive detriment Immediately after the ceremony Mr. month. Obituary and marriage notice» not exceeding to the country, have been made pos ami Mrs. Blood took the train for Port land to start from there to Rochester, 10 line» published free, if turnlkhed In time to sible by any kind of legislation. ba current new». Additional matter 10 cent* per We can save yon money on your supplies. New York, where Mr. Blood will enter Following his speech was that of the theological seminary this fall. The line. We are busy opening up our Fall Stock, and will soon be ready to show you the Hon. 11. W. Scott, editor of the Ore- good wishes of their many friends wher S best line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Wraps, Etc., e ever brought to the city. ever they were known accompany them The North Carolina sheriff who ' gonian, who said: for a most pleasant and prosperous life protected his negro prisoner from But all men see that many of our journey. , C has . P. N elson , the mob would probably have little greatest fortunes, to say nothing of Manager. Cupid'« Healin Claim« Two ot l.a- f ones, have been produced standing at Peirce City, Mo., but he smaller lit) ell'« Volin* Ladies, through conditions made by politics is receiving handsome compliments and legislation. Men devoted to the By a happy coincident two beautiful from the rest of the country. accumulation of wealth have made weddings occurred in Lafayette Wednes the state their political agent, and day. Nature seemed to anticipate the and gave to it all the warmth, Mr. Charles A. Towne has driven have done it with a success wit day light and grandeur possible to a Septem nessed nowhere else in the W'orld. another nail in the lid of the coffin ber day. This lent enchantment as Since this is so, is the multitude of which contains his pretensions to be men who constitute an industrial high heaven seemed to smile on the Of suffering from kidney disease, Mias launching of these two barks and bid Ryan, of St. Louis, Mo., found ing a champion of the downtrodden democracy to be blamed then because fair to prosperous voyages over life’s sea. a Minnie complete cure result from the use of masses. He has become president they too tend to look on politics and The town also was awake to the fact Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. government from the material side? that it was losing two of its jewels, and It is such cures of a big asphalt corporation. * * * The state has been used so all seemed ready to assist nature to make as this which es the day a most joyous one. tablish the sound If the movement to have a battle much to assist in the acquisition of ness of Dr. Pierce’s wealth, that it cannot be surprising ship named for Kansas succeeds that the material philosophy has B ittner —O lds —Prof. C. F. Bittner theory: "Diseases ami Miss Cecile B. Olds were united which originate in there will be no trouble about ar struck its roots deeply into our sys in marriage at the home of the bride’s the stomach must I7JTAVING selected plans for a two-story and base- ranging the christening program. tem of life, society, politics, industry parents. be cured through IrTl ment brick building, I must move and clear and government. The state never At high noon the parlor beautifully the stomach.” Carrie Nation will smash a joint helps the citizen to make or save decorated in white and green, and about Every other organ the ground, and as it is cheaper to handle cash than over the prow, of course. money—I mean the citizen in gener fifty guests, including the bride’s and depends on the goods, I will sell for the next 60 days for cash: stomach for its al. It does, however, help the few, groom's parents, received the bride and The Beaumont boomers are greatly when it makes grants; allows use of groom. They were attended by Miss vitality and vigor. Elmira Bittner, a sister of the groom, For by the stom ,25c per gal Machine Oil....................... grieved by the death of three men public franchises without proper ami Mr. Dolph Olds, a brother of the ach and its asso . 80c per gal Boiled Linseed Oil......... who lost their lives in trying to compensation; enacts laws of which bride. Rev. C. C. Poling then per ciated organs of ......... 15c a lb Engine Compound only a few' are in position to take ad and nu check the resistless flow of a great vantage, makes a great public debt formed the ceremony, and alter congrat digestion .... 8c per ft li Leather Belting ........... trition the food ulations tney retired to the dining room, lj Rubber Belting ....... 5c per ft oil well, but their sorrow is measur which, as an investment for money, which was beautifully draped in pink which is eaten is Other widths in proportion ably modified by the fact that the oc is the purchase by the rich of the and green. Here an excellent wedding converted into nu triment, which, in Wall Paper from 25 to 50 per cent discount was served. currence was well advertised in the power to tax the poor, for payment dinner Large size, 8 inch Tin Wash Boilers, Copper The bride and groom left on the after the form of blood, of interest and principal. They who dispatches. train for Portland. After a wed is the sustaining $1.10 bottom ........................................ can control money eagerly desire, as noon power of the body ding tour they will return to the home ......... 25c Large size galvanized water bucket.... we all observe, opportunities of this of and each organ of the bride’s parents for a short stay St. Louis Washer (same as Boss). . $7 The Hon. Pitchfork Tillman says kind. Bonds and warrants are their before When the going to their new home in Dal it. Western Washer .................................... ........... $4 stomach is dis that he has no respect for the news delight. las, where the professor will take up Large Camp Stove........... ................ .. .....$2 eased the food sup papers. Whenever a man feels The little word all may be the his work for another year in Dallas col ply $10 of the body 1* No. 8 Cook Stove and Pipe.................. lege, of which he is an esteemed educat called upon to express that kind of loop hole that saves the governor or. Prof. Bittner is a son of Rev. Dr. cut down, the or 3-ft Wall Tents with Poles......... . $7.50 feeling it is safe to conclude that the from criticism. He certainly has Bittner of Portland, and in bis short ca gans are starved, and the weakness of 21-qt 2 X Re-tinned Dishpan ......... 50c shows Itself in lungs, heart, newspapers have been telling a large not failed to perceive legislative reer as an instructor has won many starvation liver, kidneys or some other organ. friends Mrs. Bittner is highly esteemed amount of unpalatable truth about grafts in our own state, nor to have in the town, and will be a sutable com Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery diseases of the stomach and other him. observed the negative form of legis panion, being well educated and fully in cures organs of digestion and nutrition, and lating in congress in the interest of sympathy with the professor’s work. so cures disease of other organs which The war talk between France and trusts by the purchase of congres W inter —H en RV—Rev. A. A. Winter have originated through deficient nutri Turkey will not result in anything sional votes for or against divers and Miss Nellie I. Henry were mar tion or impure blood. "I had been suffering with kidney trouble ried at five o'clock Wednesday. more formidable than a great deal of propositions, the intricacies of which twenty year»,” write* Miss Minnie Ryan, of The United Evangelical church, well <537 Louisiana Avenue. St. Louis. Mo, "and I !* talk. It is a sort of fashion with the the general public is often unable filled and beautifully decorated, under had doctored with a number of the best physi Two year* ago I commenced taking your è» nations now days to threaten war to fathom. These facts must be ad the supervision of Mrs. Hyde, with a cians. ' Golden Medical Discovery1 aud Favorite Pre » scription ' and took also several vial* of Doctor double arch and fine potted plants, wel against Turkey, and France has just mitted, and they constitute a serious J* comed the bride and groom. The com Fierce’» Pellets I took eight bottles (four of adopted the fashion, because the problem facing the American people. pany composed of bride and groom, each), and I feel now perfectly cured." ft» Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousneM. porte has refused to settle the ac Probably’ Mr. Scott, in his remedy, bridesmaid and groomsman, two ush ft» If you are a buyer of Groceries in getting the ft» and minister moved to a beautiful knowledged claims of a number of is as near the solution as anyone can ers march played by Prof. Kantner to the most and the best for your money. In the ft» Frenchmen. be when he says: front of the church. Rev. O. C. Poling COtNTY COIIMISSIONEHS. ----- ------ coming and going of grocery stores the little ft» performed the ceremony, after which The tendency to capitalistic combi SEPTEMBER TERM. The worm is an unusually tender nation presents many new problems they returned to the home of the bride’s opera house grocery goes right along. Our ft» ft» sister, Mrs. Baker, where about thirty Resignation of C A Bristow a* supervi and fat one which may account for for labor; but old principles are not friends and relatives partook of a nicely Sugar, Coffee, Flour and fruits are down to ft» sor of district No. 8 accepted and Geo yet superseded, never wholly can be. the early hour of the appearance of prepared dinner. ft» Hash appointed to fill the vacancy. bottom prices this month. Come and see. After the meal the bride and groom, ft» the birds. Roosevelt and Hill are Prudence and industry never can be BILLS ALLOWED. stripped of their rewards. We have accompanied by the bride’s maid and ft» both out for the presidency, and difficulties, but we must not be pes groom's man, were driven to the station Roads and Bridges— ft» • ♦ 12 00 both will have opposition in their simistic. There are no resources in where a company pf friends were gath N Westerfield .......... ft» A Dell......................... ...13 00 ered. and amid a shower of rice they home state. Roosevelt must fight the assumption that we are ap boarded the train. They expect to go to G F Earhart........ ft» ....18 15 41 04 Odell, and Hill must have a reckon proaching the worst of all possible Newport for their trip, after which they Wade & Co................. in the worst of all possible will return to the parsonage in Dallas, E Herrington............. ....12 00 ing with Tammany. Their candi times, worlds. Labor directed by skill, in where Rev. Winter is the acceptable Jos Kirkman............. .. ..18 50 dacy shuts out Gorman for this time. dustry and fidelity will always be pastor. Rev. Winter is a successful A Trudell..................... . 264 30 . ...19 50 wanted, and it is for this class of minister in the Oregon conference of the Geo Lippert............... . 73 04 Perfect armor plate for battleships labor that capitalistic employers United Evangelical church, and in the Jack A Timberlake Harrington .10 50 -------------------------------- WITH_____________________ calls for a perfect projectile to pierce must always pay well. * * * The personage of Miss Henry has received a J Lee C McCrea, jr............ .... 23 25 valuable assistant To Mr. and Mrs. RUBBER CEMENT FLOOR PAINT it and render it useless. During the desire of private gain is indeed the Winter the church looks with hope. A Dundas................... ...12 55 mainspring of commercial and indus ....31 65 Send for Color Card» to W. P. FULLER A CO., Portland, Oregon. present month the new Goltham gun trial action, and its existence is ab Best lady, Miss Elsie Canfield; best Loban Bros................. ...15 00 man, Floyd Fisher; ushers, Misses Kath- Oscar Sigmund . at the Brooklyn navy yard will be solutely necessary to human effort. eleen Poor Fund— Canfield and Eula Hodson. 4 50 tired at two targets that are to cost But it should always be watched Many friends wish these newly wed- D W Caldwell............. 12 00 II C Burns................. 3857 $15,000 each. The targets are made when it wants grants, bonuses, sub ed couples much joy, which was shown M 10 00 George ................... only by word, but by many beauti to represent a section of the side of sidies and franchises, and when such not A A Mannock ............ 10 00 concessions are made the public ful presents. The McMinnville National Bank. G W Kauffman 4 00 the battleship Iowa, are to be cov rights should always be guarded H McGuire ................. ... 6 00 Of McniNNVILLE, OREGON. ■4cet|«es 10 Marry. ered with armor plate backed by with extreme care. It is a favorable 112 50 Aug. 29—Arthur Bashaw, 21, and Mar St Vincent Hospital P aid C apital , $50,000 S urplus and P rofits , $25,000 five inches of wood supported by six sign of these times that there is bet garet Sutton, Calkins & Co ...20 oo M. Stevens, 19. . 11 00 Transacts a G«n«r»l Banking business and extends to its patron» every facility feet of frame work. The inventor of ter disposition now to guard the Sept. 2—Adolph F. Bittner, 23, of A E McKern............... conaiatent with safe and prudent banking. of the public in these direc Folk county and Cecile B. Olds, 21, of T W Wash & Co .20 00 the gun expects to demolish the tar rights H Bond........................ ... 15 00 DIRXCTORS: tions than in former times, when Lafayette. gets with two shots, and if he does promoters were accustomed to get ... s 15 L. E. Cowls Sept. 3—K. P. I.oop, 22, and Hulda Willard A Ehrman Peter Rasmussen .... 10 00 Bome other inventor will have to de everything merely for the asking. Aebi, 20. Wm. Campbell W. L. Warren Nichole A Gabriel ...16 00 vise an armor plate for ships that To the growth of democracy and of Sept 3—A. A. Winter. 29, of Polk Co. J C Huguelet............. Lee Laughlin, Pres. J. L. Rogers, Vice Pres. ....20 00 and Nellie 1 Henry, 21, of Lafayette. ... 2 00 will withstand this gun s terrible an intelligent spirit within it, to the Sept. 4— H. B. E.C. Apperson,Cashier W. S. Link, Asst. Cashier Blood, 26, and Alma M Underwood .......... necessity of making appeal to the E. Cook, 26, of 15. McMinnville. F H Caldwell............. ... 7 00 Office hour» 9 a. ■>. to 4 p. m. fire. people and taking their judgment, 12 00 Sept. 4—A. L. Barnes, 21, of Baker H C Burns................... this change is due; for an industrial county, Salaries — Smooth talkers with an easy democracy is forced to mix business Sheridan. and Emma M. Lehmann, 20, of J H Nelson................. 150 00 E Northup................... .... 15 00 scheme to make money are at work with politics and politics with busi ——►•••-«----- - ....... 80 00 Littlefield .... again in the valley and as usual have ness, in order to conserve its rights Cured ol I'hrenlc Piarrboea After J E M V Yocom ............... 135 00 and interests, and to suppose the Thirty Year* of Suffering. succeeded in making the money for Littlefield. ....15 00 system will prove a failure would be “I suffered for thirty years with diar J Althea ..117 65 themselves. They have been work to despair of mankind. • “ * Through rhoea and thought I was past being L Hoskins............... O B Psrker................... ....... 36 80 ing Linn county, ami from all ac long experience and observation 1 cured,” says John S. Halloway, of F W Sitton................. 167 65 Stationery— counts have caught a number of know that the good old virtues are French Camp. Miss. "I had speut ■o time and money and suffered M F 8 Harding............... 10 60 well-to-do farmers. They sell acorn still our main reliance, and that in much much that I had given up all hopes of W L Hembree........... 15 25 making necessary changes to the bination kitchen cabinet and then new conditions of an industrial civ recovery, la as so feeble from the ef- Wm Scott..................... 60 A Large Line of Books Just Arrived at N 80 no Jas McCain................. they sell the right to manufacture ilization we never can afford to neg- feds of the diarrhoea that I could do__ Williams’ Book Store. kind of labor, could noteven travel, but G L Williams............. 3 90 them. They take notes ranging lect them. by accident I »as permitted to find a Miscellaneous— from t’-M) to $300 and then sell the bottle of Chamberlain's colic, cholera City of McMinn , water and lights 18 00 C Wil l ow. and diarrhoea remedy, and after taking J M Chapman, inquest ....30 10 notes. Just what benefit the people several bottles I am entirely cured of J M Wright 30 40 who purchase the right expect to Miss Alice Kidder has taken the posi- that trouble I am so pleased with the Wm Frazier, serving subpoena . 1 00 tion of clerk in Mr. Howe's store. result that I am anxious that it be in P S T A T Co., use of phone......... 6 05 derive is not quite clear, but a Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCune went to reach of all who suffer as I have.” For Roy Martin, making tax list 21 00 of smooth stranger with a scheme al Portland Saturdav, where Mrs. McCune sale by Howorth A Co. Emma Oliver, typewriting . 10 00 ways lands the persimmon will remain some time with her sister. F W Spencer, wheelbarrows 10 00 THE GRANGE &lfARMERS'CO. ». I. ANHUKY, Editar A Propr. Gloves, Sunbonnets, Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries {McMinnville Grange & Farmers Go AFTER MANY YEARS CASH PRICES for 60 DAYS 8 8 8 O. O. HODSON. « «You Are Interested «* «« « « * « « « « L. E. Walker * PAINT YOUR FLOORS Do You Read? Latest Books $1.35 CLEARANCE SALE FURNITURE Miss Ida Smith returned home from Seaside Satutday, after an absence of about two months. Miss EUa Strong returned home from Astoria Monday. Hop picking w ill begin in most of the yards Monday. Mrs. F. II Coffeen and little son Fred, accompanieil by her sister Miss Ida Smith, went to Hillsboro Wednesday to visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Edson amt family returned home from Meadow lake Monday, where thev have been camping for some time. Bennie Blood will start for the east Thursday, where he will attend achool. Mrs. Convene was the guest of Grand ma Blood this week. A. l L. ,» Kingery «vmgvry is n having * npw addi- The population numbers 43. (MX), 000 j tion built to hw houw. | Advices from Moscow say Russia ia ou the eve of another famine. Nearly a third of the provinces of European Russia are officially de dared to have produced ‘ insuffi cient, ' others ‘‘sufficient, and still others "under the average crop of cereals. Only two provinces out of seventy have really good harvests. The official word “insufficient means utter starvation. The famine strick en area exceeds half a million square miles, and about the Mme area as that of the great famine of 1891. —« . l ard nt Thank«. \Vc wish to express the deep apprecia tion and gratitude we feel to all the kind friends and neighbors, who eo kindly assisted us in our late bereavement of husband and father. Mas. II ixxaii O kerson and family . < hambrrlaln** <ou<h Hrisrty Ureal Favorite. a The progress of Yamhill conntv will take a long stride forward when tbe coal and oil deposits are properly developed. Along these lines the Yamhill Coal A Oil company is workiug in tbe interests of every resident of the county. See their announcement elsewhere in this paper Misses Ella Hendrick and Frances Mann left on ths Telegram * excursion Tuesday for the Buffalo exposition and j other point* east The Roothing and healing pro|>ertie* of this remedy, its pleasant taste and prompt ami permanent cure« have made it a great favorite with people every where. Il is especially prised by moth ers of small children for cold*, croup and «hooping cough, a« it always afford* O quick relief, and as it contain* no opium or other harmful drug, it inav be given Bmtte a* confidently to a baby a* to an adult. •Igaatai« For sale by Howortb A Co. •f We never have had a time-worn stock of Furni ture, but we are making a Clearance sale just now of a nice, durable and medium grade of goods, and ia their place will put in the best stock ever landed in McMinnville, both as to styles and quality. Along with this we will continue to carry the cheaper goods to suit that class of trade. But for Something Really Nice in Furniture You should see H. C. BURNS, Third St., former stand of Racket Store.