The Yamhill County reporter., January 10, 1902, Image 4

THE STATI. TAX LEVI.
Yamhill County Reporter
It. I. AAHIIK), Editor A Vropr.
J. U. ECK if AN, Associate Editor.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 10. 1902.
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dne.
Governor Shaw was born in a log
cabin. There is no barrier in the
road from the cabin to the cabinet.
“Men are killing their wives these
days entirely too often, observes an
exchange. And that is true. By
the way, about how often should
men kill their wives?
Thos. A. Edison is a pretty noted
expert in such matters. He does
not believe in wireless telegraphy,
and laughs at the story that Mar
coni telegraphed across the ocean
without wires.
Professor Loeb’s discovery of the
secret of perpetual life is highly in­
teresting, but we need hardly look
for an immediate drop in the cost
of life insurance. Insurance people
are lamentably skeptical.
Self-preservation is the first law
of nature, and that is the immovable
barrier to the free ingress of Chinese
immigrants. In the face of this law
Minister Wu’s golden rule theories
are only so much moonshine.
A little country in South America
named Venezuela owes Germany a
lot of money, and Germany is send
ing war ships over to collect it. We
will confess that a thorough under­
standing of the Monroe doctrine is
as hard to get into one’s head as it
must be for a woman to pick out a
crochet pattern, but the Monroe doc­
trine seems to be threatened by this
action of Germany, and there is a
talk of war between Germany and
the United States because we must
protectit. Don't get excited; there
will be no war. We have too much
sense to fight with anyone our own
size.
The farmers of Yamhill county do not
seem to be as loyal to their river as it
was supposed they were from the clamor
of years that ended in the construction
of locks at the falls of the Yamhill at
Lafayette. Owing to lack of paying
patronage, the one boat that was put on
the McMinnville river in the fall was
drawn off after two trips.
Another ef­
fort will be made to run a boat between
this city and McMinnville, but shippers
have been given to understand that the
only way to keep a boat 011 the route is
to make it pay the owners to run her.
This is a plain proposition, the terms of
which must be met if steamboating is
kept alive on the Yamhill river.—Tues­
day Oregonian.
The governor, secretary of state and
state treasurer have fixed the tax levy
for revenue for the year 1902. Under
the new law the 33 counties of the state
each have a separate rate, each county
contributing to the proportion which
their average assessment for the last
five years bears to the average of the
total assessments of all the counties for
the same periixl, which was explained in
a recent issue of this paper. The total
amount of state revenue to be raiseil
this year is $920,000 as compared with
$670,000 last year, or an increase of
$250,000. These figures include $25,000
for the auri< ultural college at Corvallis,
♦93.274 for the University of Oregon at
Eugene, and $116,229.52 for the various
normal schools throughout the state.
Th« total assessment of Yambill county
last year was $4,731,634. Ou this ass­
essment we must pay $34,994 50 state
tax. Our state tax last year was $27,-
189.60, the increase this year being
$7,804.90, which is considerable more
than one-fourth above the sum paid to
the state in 1901. By careful figuring it
will be seen that the state is raising
nearly a third more revenue this year
than last. Had it not been for this ex­
tra demand the taxes from this county
under the new law would have been con­
siderable less than last year, Yamhill
is sixth on the list of heavy state-tax
contributors.
The increase over last
year for the six wealthiest counties is as
follows: Yatnhill, $7,804; Linn,$8,077.91
Lane, $10,259.03; Umatilla, $12,020 50
Marion, $14,269.35; Multnomah, $93,460.-
57. There is an increase over last year
in every county except Malheur, which
enjoys a rebate of $523.26 from the fig­
ures of last year. Sherman county has
the smallest increase Over last year, it
being only $7.49.
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The poor farmer seems to have to
shoulder everything, whether poli­
tics, commerce, religion or gold
bricks. Neither farmers nor ship­
pers are responsible for the condi­
tion cited above. The “one boat"
that was “drawn off,” was “bought
oft”' and pestered off by competitors.
The Oregonian is not nearly so
smart on Yamhill river ethics as it
assumes to be.
We clamored for
years for the construction of those
locks, and celebrated lustily when
we got them. Perhaps not every
man always patronized the boat
when he should, but the man who
was “drawn off" had no complaint of
the business, and at the time of the
drawing, David Stout, the miller,
had 200 tons of flour awaiting ship­
ment. He has estimated that the
total business for a boat from this
city would amount to $1500 a month,
representing 12,000 tons of incoming
and outgoing freight per annum,
LAFAYETTE.
which seems pretty fair for a run of
As
the
old
year was drawing to a close
15 miles above Dayton. This Ore­
the brass band played a funeral dirge,
gonian man is “way behind the and
at the approach of the new year it
light house.” The boat now running was heralded by a lively air and the ring­
was the boat that had the offer of ing of bells, after which several tunes
played. The boys did fine, and it
the above flour. But it was allied were
was enjoyed by our citizens. Great cred­
with the railway company and drew it is due Prof. P. P. Olds for his untiring
off.
Immediately rates by rail energy and patience, as the most of the
band is composed of young men. The
soared skyward. Recently an effort band boys do credit to their teacher.
was made looking to the placing of The basket social given last Friday
an independent boat on the river. evening at Edwards’ hall by the Epworth
The other boat “got wind of it” and 'league was a success. They netted $u.
A joint installation of officers of the I
reestablished the route.
O. O. F. ahd Rebekah lodges was held
in their hull Saturday evening
Grand
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Closing Out Sale !
Gntire Stock Ht Cost for Cash
Grange & Farmers Company
*$
Full Line of Carpets
NOW IN
Consisting of_
Tapestry Brussels, Imperial Body Brussels, Royal Wilton Velvets and
Ingrain Carpets. New Fine Line of Mattings and Linoleums.
Window Shades and Lace Curiains a Fine Line.
A Larger and More
Superior Stock of Furniture than ever. On WALL PAPER, old stock will
be put down to bedrock, to make room for new. I do not give commissions to
paper hangers, preferring to give it to my customers.
Complete Line of Undertaking Goods,
New Funeral Car may be found at Henry & Newell’s.
H. C. BURNS.
YOU CAN’T GET A WA Y FROM THEM
It is by no means certain that Master J. H. Nelson installed the I O O
F officers and Deputy Grand Master Ed­
Venezuela will not get into trouble son installed for the Rebekahs, after
with Germany. Just now Germany which all present were invited to partake
a bounteous lunch awaiting them at
is playing the “frank and open'' by of
Olds' hall.
telling us what she is about and of­ Mr. and Mrs R. P. Ungerman were
fering assurances that no possible here attending the installation.
offense to this country is meant or Some sneakthief is visiting our town.
Milo Blough placed some pork out to
will be given. The story of hoar it I cool over night. When his wife went to
Unless all signs fail, there will be all begun and why Germany is send­ get jome to prepare for breakfast it had
a strong fight for anti-trust législa­ ing warships to this continent to vanished.
We mean the folowing facts: That the
tion at this session of congress. Doz­ threaten and over awe a little, insig­ Protracted meeting ¡5 being held by
the pastor at the Evangelical church.
ens of bills of that character have nificant South American republic, is
Ira Olds of Grant's Pass is here visit­
CHICKERING, WEBER, KIMBALL
already been introduced and a prop­ a long one, but briefly it is this: The ing relatives and friends.
osition is on foot to have the speak­ Venezuela government some time Mt and Mrs. Webster of Hopewell
and WHITNEY PIANOS, and the
er appoint a special committee, all ago borrowed $2,0(M),0<M).
This were here over Saturday yisjtjng friends.
KIMBALL,
EARHUFF and ESTEY ORGANS
Rev. C. T. Hurd and wife returned
parties to be represented, to con money was borrowed through a Ber­ home
from Portland Friday evening.
Are not equaled in sweetness of tone, ease of action and wearing qualities. They are not affected by bad weather
sider the various measures and amal­ lin bank which has appealed to the Miss Beulah Sisco returned from Seat­
but adjust themselves to it. That the prices at which we offer them are as low as those of any house handling thé
gamate them into one, which shall Garman government to enforce pay­ tle Thursday evening after a month’s
same or other makes, and that the easy payments from $5 up—which we offer, and the taking of old instruments
on liberal exchange, absolutely brings to the people of Yamhill and adjoining counties the most liberal terms thev
contain the desirable features of all. ment by Venezuela. There are two visit with her aunt and uncle.
have ever enjoyed
A fact which proves this is the
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The
Degree
of
Honor
gave
a
supper
A step toward government owner sides to every question, and Venezu­ Monday evening.
number we are selling. You can't get away from it. W 1 1. oLU I 1, 1V1C/Vl I 11 11 V 11 iC.
ship of telegraph lines will be t he ela tells a very different story from Miss Flors Blough went to Portland
No home is complete in its happiness and joy without one of our instruments. See us or write.
consideration and passage of the that so industriously circulated from Saturday.
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Corliss bill to authorize the con German sources through the press
KHEHIPA*.
struction, operation, and mainten­ dispatches. Venezuela says the Ber­ H. M. Crawford, of the Wortman farm
ance of telegraph cables bet ween the lin bank did not furnish the money near Carlton, was the iucky boy to get
Walter S. Link of McMinnville was
g
United States and Hawaii, Guam and that it is simply a pay office for the bicycle at Murton'». Already pos­ the guest of R. L. Bewley over Sunday.
Miss Matnie Graves of McMinnville is
and the Philippine Inlands. Mr the Venezuelan government when sessing a wheel, he has placed the new spending
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the week with her sister Ethel.
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Corliss has devoted much time to the latter deposits funds to be paid one on sale at a discount.
Joe Craven and family of Ballston
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Miss Nellie Gardner is visiting in spent Sunday with Mrs. C’s parenis, Dr.
the study of government ownership out. Germany's plans are to send a
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and Mrs. W. Tyler Smith.
of the telegraph and is satisfied that squadron to V enezuelan ports, land Portland for the coming week.
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Miss
Louise
Lehman
of
Bellevue
has
If
you
are
a
buyer
of
Groceries
in
getting
the
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when the question is fully presented marines, and sieze the customs
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been spending several days with her cou­
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most and the best for your money.
In the »
to the house it will receive favorable houses, ami hold them until revenue
sin, Mrs. W. S. Buel.
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coming and going of grocery stores the little »
attention.
Some ot the unruly boys of the town
equal to the $2,000,000 owed by the
have again gotten into trouble, having
opera house grocery goes right along.
SCARES broken into the Christian church on
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Venezuelan government to Germap
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The greatest promoters of Sena subjects shall have been collected,
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Sugar,
Coffee,
Flour
and
fruits
are
down
New Year's eve and destroyed consider­
to
PEOPLE
lor Hour’s scheme for the segrega This might be all very well if Vene.
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bottom prices this month. Come and see.
Who come of a able furniture. They did not escape so
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this time, as each one had to pay a
tion of anarchists are the anarchists zuela mildly offered no objection to
consumptive fam­ easy
fine ot $12.50. We hope this will prove
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ily when they be­ a lesson to them.
themselves. If they would do their what the German emperor proposes
gin to cough and
best to escape public notice the to do. But President Castro, of the
Rev. C. R. Harden began a series of
the lungs are pain,
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ful. But it is a meetings at the M. E. church Monday
problem of dealing with them with little republic, seems to be a man of
night.
fact beyond dis­
out endangering the principles of considerable spirit, ami not inclined
proof that con­
Mrs. J. W. Cowls is spending the week
civil liberty would be the cause of to submit quietly to bullying. He
sumption is not with the family of her son, R. L. Bewley.
and
cannot
be
in
­
perhaps insuperable embarrassment has proclaimed his purpose to re­
Magic Spell orchestra of this place fur­
herited. The mi­
AHITV
to their censors. But the irritating sist by force any German invasion
crobe which breeds nished music for the dance at Willamina
perversity of their vicious bar of Venezuelan territory. Castro has
disease must abso­ on New Year's night.
The logging contract at the Roth saw­
A Little Hoy’, Life Saved.
Mr. Marion Mendenhall and Miss Hat­
lutely lie received
angues inflames the public and eon already declared that in ease Ger­
by the individual tie Rowell were married at the residence mill has been let to James Putman.
I have a few words to say regarding
gress to such a degree that every­ many sieze« tjj,e LaGuaira custom
liefore
consump­ of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
These dark nights cause the mer­ Chamberlain's cough remedy. It saved
tion can he devel­ C. Rowell, on Wednesday evening. Jan­ chants to sell a number of little lanterns.
thing else may be forgotten in the house, he will at oneg <it*clare free
my little bov’e life and I feel that I can-
oped.
uary 1st, 1902. at 7 o’clock. Rev. C. R.
desire to be rid of them. At a meet trade, suspend all import fate?. «nd
Men and women Harden officiating. They had previously
A. E. Harrison, who has been confined ! not praise it enough. I bought a bot­
who have been af­ furnished a nice little home to which to his bed on account of a carbuncle, is tle of it from A. E. Steere of Goodwin,
ing recently held in New York, leave the Kaiser with an empty bag
flicted with obsti­ thev went after the wedding. They have
Emma Goldman, the teacher from to hold. Ht* has announced further
S. D., and when I got home with it the
nate coughs, bron­ the very best wishes of a large circle of able to be around again.
whom Cxolgosz drew his evil inspir that Ju* intends to give battle to any
A large crowd is expected next Mon­ poor baby could hardly breathe. I gave
chitis, bleeding of friends, who wish them a long and hap­
day evening at the Christian church. the medicine as directed every ten min­
ation, was the central figure of the Germau marines or other military the lungs, emaciation and weakness, have py life.
perfectly and [>emianentlv cured
The little son of Mrs. Dr. Seeley had Rev. B. B. Burton will lecture on “In utes, until he “threw up,” and then I
evening. Just now it is an offense force that may bt* landed on his been
bv the me of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med­ the misfortune to fall and break a bone
the Corridors of Antiquity.” The ad­ thought sure he was going to choke to
for this woman to appear in public country's soil.
ical Discovery.
It cures the cough, of one of his thighs last week.
M rs. mission will be only 25c.
death We bad to pull the phlegm out
heals
the
lungs,
and
builds
up
the
body
Seeley resides at Lostine, Or., and is at
at all. hut she introduced the speak
with solid flesh
J. A. Breeding took a carload ot sheep of pie mouth in great jong strings. 1 am
present
paving
a
visit
to
her
sister,
Mrs.
er« and even had the temerity to
We sec it is now proposed qi
"When 1 commenced tsking vout medicines,
to Portland Tuesday morning.
positive if 1 bad not got that bottle of
eulogize her disciple, the assassin. Washington to pension departaient utofitren month* ayo mi health wai completely T. J. Scroggin
Will Smith returned to school at Cor-
i.uvken
tknan " writes Mr, Cora L Sunderland
J W. Booth was called to Willamina I ! ( ough medicine, my boy would not be
One ul her porteges talked in the clerks, clerks who receive a hundred trf ChaacvrlUe,
Catverl Co. Mil "At times I vallis Monday, after spending the holi-
’on earth today.—Joel Demont. Inwood,
Monday by the illness of his mother.
isaiiie vein also ami denounced Pres
could not e.vra « ilg across the room without
day vacation with his parents
pains
1U
my
cheat
ZAc
-cAi*
olinM
dollars
a
month
for
working
half
the
I
Iowa. For sale by Howorth A Co.
M
E.
Holmes
of
McMinnville
was
■dent Rowsevelt in unrestrained Ian
Mid / And /.y rvosZZr, and /Aar / nvs/.Z srrer Ar
Mrs. S. I. Hyde will leave Saturday
Xwage. declaring that he was the time, are to be pensioned in old age «e-7
At last 1 concluded to Uy IVnctar
noticed
on
our
streets
last
week.
torrrs medicine* I long ht a bottle ot 'Guld­ morning for South Bend. Wash , for a
toM <vf plutocratic criminals, a liar But other people, in old age. not en
Elmos Henderson of Sheridan spent!
Medical pvs-overy tmik a. amt soon con>
two weeks' visit with her daughter. Mrs
and an ignoramus.
Fired by this only do not receive pensions, but are mencetl to rv.l a little facte, then you .iirvclej Walter Sleppy.
Sunday
with his father, T. B. Hender- i
me to take Isah th« | ,obV‘u Mt,oval Lliscoy-
rhetoric, «till another ,if the speak
ery ’ an.I the Fsvorit. 1’ies.vipti.Mi which 1
Done Ison W. R. C. No. 41 will install son of this place.
compelled
to
pay
taxes
for
the
gov
­
did
Alto<ether I have taken eighteen bottles their officers for the comirig year on Sat­
ers shouted that the president him
ot 'ttotden Medical farovm. twelve of the
For Infanta and Children.
self was a criminal and that a ..* was ernment to waste.
urday evening. Jan nth
Donelson
• Favontr Frvscnption and aw via la of Pel
Second Notice.
lee*
I am now slm-wt entirety- well and do all post will install the same evening.
resjionsible for all the criminal a« is
work with.sit any pain whatever and can
Kind Yau Have
Bought
Parties who have not responded to
committed in the United States. I Schley and Miles is the latest com­ nty
Wm. Gunning of Bellevue was noticed
raw with more ease than I rrmld formerly wsi.'t "
onr fijret notice regarding settlement of
This comprehensive • barge seems to bination proposed for 1904. As the
on
our
streets
on
Wednesday
Bears
th«
Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical
have exhausted all there was to say
Mrs Thos. Newlun is visiting her par­ their l>ook accounts for 1901 will please Signature of
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent /err on
for the occasion, and was the fitting, democratic party is inevitably K“ I receijit of 21 one-cent stamps to cover ents near Grand Ronde this week.
pay attention to this notice, as onr en­
conclusion of the wild oratorical 1 ing to the dogs, it might as well X” i expense of mailing ,*»/»• Address Dr.
tire accounts must be pot in shape with­
m
debauch.
to the "dogs of war.”
I R V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Consult fire. Dr. Smith, the osteopath. out fail at once.
R. J acobson A Co.
See my 5c tableta. Gao. L Williams,
I You Are Interested
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L. E. Walker.
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