iii an interview vn political uiatters, Gen. Ben. F. Butler, TIMHILL REPORTE« PUBLISHING Cl). says: “I think that Blaine is one of the best equipped public tUiUtred in the Pontofloe at MoMiunvillu tor TranamiMtou Throntrb the M hi I k as Sec men, or perhaps I should say one •nd Clami Matter. public men in all ' l'a* D1U.T Kimi«» ih isaaed ever; day of the best id the week »xoept Rauda, h , aud ih delivered in the oit, hi 10 eeufa jier week. By mail. «” branches of government. I have I oeate per mouth in advenue, lutea for ud. no hesitancy in saying that vortivinR name aa for Tn* Wit auv Rrrnmr.H. Muheeripliou Hair« Blaine has a right to aspire, and By Carrier per week................................ 10 cenia undoubtedly does aspire, to be (Payable on Saturday.) Bínele Copy............................................. 2 “ 1 am sorry if he is By Mail *0 rente per Month (In Advance.) president. ill, but I have no doubt the re Hale* fwr AdvertlHili* Will be made aatisfaotory to all applioanta. port is greatly exaggerated.” “Do you think he will be nom Fine Book and Job Printer». inated in 1888?” r We be« leave to anununoe to the publio that we have ¡net added a large atook of ucw “ You have as good an oppor- f aoveluee to our bUHineHH, and make a aiaioial tv of Leiter Heada. Hill Heads, Note Heads, t.unity to judge as 1. The trend I l StalenientH, BuHineaa Oerda, Ladies Callinu Card«. Bell Invitation« (uew deHigiiH) Pro of events should give him prem gramme«, PoatefH, and all descriptions of work. Terms favorable. Cell and he ooti ise, certainly. I have only the vinoad ViMHiLL KeroBTes 1'uut.ianiNO Co newspapers to judge from, and I have no hesitancy in saying that McMinnville, Or. - - July 37, 1887 the newspapers seem to forward his nomination in 1888.” TM Doily Reporter, MISCELLANEOUS Wonderful cures uf h rofuluu? diMcu*«- continually add to the reputation of Ayer’s Sarsa parilla. John McDonald. 124 Suffolk *i.. Lowell, Mas«., says; “For a number of yearn I was a great sufferer from Scrofula, which manifested itaelf in early childhood. So virulent and offensive were the uon-s which appeared I on my body. I hut in y parent« kept me » from school moot of ihr Mine, f became ■ pRiHuiatcd. pule, hmmild. and feeble. r»n»l I my friends *:dd it w:i* Consumption. A j phvMcion in N<*w York «fate recommended treatment with NEW I TO-DAY. Important if true, : ind it is true that AYER'S Sarsaparilla Ever brought to Yamhill b. reniov« the Scrofula from my blood. After taking’*ix bottle« I was permanently rtir-d.*' Sold by all Druggist«. Price $1 ; sir bottles. #”>. Prepared by Dr. J. (’ Ayer A Co.. I.owell, Ma«'.. . S. A. Cleveland’s “Bloody Shirt" County and oilers» them lor sale at prices that defy Competition ARE YGU SICK An editorial in tne World, the Nor could President Cleveland Of paying high prices for (iiisatiniacl- have hit upon a readier or more great democratic newspaper, ory goods? Do the noisy arguments effective way to increase his pop says: “It is encouraging to hear of sonic merchants, in their efforts to ularity in the southern states that the president has determin sell very ordinary goods at extraordi than by his order to return the ed on an extended western trip. nary prices, distress yon about much as it would to captured battle-flags.—New Or If would have been of great ad CO TO BED- leans Times-Democrat. lani? If such be,the case, here is vantage to Cleveland and the The Hag episode will make ♦ X prescription v/hich will be a positive £* very doubtful southern states democratic party if he had got a cure-all for y >ur ailments, and a balm solid for Cleveland in 1888—a thousand or two miles distant tc your trou led spirits. There is but one firm wl ocan supply the ingredi “solid south” will again support from Wasnington, from Massa ents. You will find their card on the Cleveland in 1888—Louisville chusetts and from Wall street, prescription. Try it1 Courier-Journal. for observation of the country The Milwaukee Sentinel quotes and an acquaintance with tho these, expressions, and says: A. J. APPERSON. people of the country a year BAR NERO FF, THOMASON & SWANSON, Who raised the battle-flag ques ago.” McMinnville. McMinnville Cross- THIS tion, and why? These flags Prescription carefully com A Timely Hint. in g and Carlton, Or. have rested quietly in the hands pounded at all hours in of the government for more than N. Y Sun, Ind Dem > the day. •< I- < ^quarter of a century—the south If Mr. Cleveland will confine ; 3 d S t ., M c M innville , O r . did not ask for them and the his pen to publi*' documents and I«. north never mentioned them. leave the “traffic in sectional Peace was bet ween the sections. hate” and “threats of personal XL NT : Styles BUYER*. Not a voice in all the north was violence” to the proper and nat Splendid Warehouses com- raised in mention of the war. ural fields of discussion, he will : Qualities The war was over; Grand Army maintain the dignity’of his office 2 LO men arragned for handshakings on a much higher plane than i Prices and picnics with southern men. can be done by telling why he Profit' 1-8GR MACHINERY Three or four southern states had refuses to “helplessly subject it to become doubtful in politics—the insult.” 20 per cent U Save Thorough and long exper- era of peace hail come and hav [fl O' State News 11 T'.?*''’ - ing no longer the pressure of ience in handling grain. Add equal pans cordiality and fair war feelings to keep them togeth treatment Take liberally until re G’apt. A. I). Wass died at Asto lieved. Da COMMONSENSE. er, several sout hern states threat ria last Thursday. ened to secede from the demo HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. The Grant’s Pass Courier has cratic ranks VI A < ’ I I » > i<: i< y . been sold, says the Sentinel, to Wagons, Buggies and Car In the midst of this condition a San Francisco firm. riages. Binder Twine, Belting, and General Merchant of things, Mr. Cleveland ordered Arrangements are being made The Leading of Clothier Yambill Count*. Oils and M achine Supplies of the return of the captured bat at Yaquina bay for catching till kinds. The Leading tie-flags to “the Confederate and danning. of the fall run of •( )• states.” He hud no authority salmon. HARDWARE CAI.I. AND SEE US. in law to do anything of the The house of O. G. Savage, Establishment kind. He did it io “lead in the about four miles from Salem IS’” All farmers in Yamhill _oF - pleasant way of peace.” Nobody caught fire Monday ami burned County .ire respectfully invit- was out of the pleasant wavs of to the ground. ♦ stock which we feel assured will satisfy peace. Mr ('leveland was not Grounds for the new school t<> quality and price. . one of “those who fought” and house at Albina are being pre w J. GARRISON, A. 11. GAUNT! H. H. WELCH. A. M. DEE therefore had no warrant to act pared, and the foundation for S. A. MANNING for those who did. There had the same will soon be laid. W. J. Garrison & Co. M'lln moreGood. for l.c«« »lonej Billiard Rooms been no question of his utter Mr J. Huntington, of, Detroit Than any II 'iiw in Western EURISKO MARKET. Oregon, OF forgiveness of the south. He Michigan conies to Oregon soon did not consult Gen. Sheridan with the intention of establish Come and lee Prices The olii; timi olii«« Market in Ihe city. WELCH & DEE, Higbest prioe punì in oaah furali kimlsof fòt the head of the army, or Gen ing a tooth-pick factory. iy 11 tr _______________ atock. liiilcH unii ¡tolta. Dealers in cigars, cigarettes, tobaocos, cat'.- dii«. nuts, arctio soda water, etc Sherman, or any one of those On Saturday a team of three NI <• Nliiinv ill«' Notice who had fought 'I«•»f inni file. Or. horses; with a hinder, on the S t ' rr nr < > kiuh > n . ss LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLES jy-ll-tf What could any reasonable farm of P W. Flanery, near Corx-rv or Y. mwii t.. > ’ ’ I, J. L. Stewart. Inspector of stock for man think hut that Mr. Cleve Perrvdalr. ran away and into a Yamhill oonnty, State of Oregon, bave Brewster’» Patent Retn Holder. pointed R< beri Stewart Deputy Stock In- Tour lines are where you put them—not land had used these sacred relies barbed-wire fence spector. to act for me. as by law required, in under hordes’ feet. One agent Bold 12doz. in ■ <i s, «me dealer sold 6 dor. in 15 days. ami for Yamhill 1 entity, state of Oregon. to “increase his popularity in * >mi 1 s worth tl.50 frfe . Write for term& Great activity in Grey’s har The mlilreas of Deputv Robert Stewart, is Carlton. Yamhill county. Oregon the southern states,” to “make bor in the lumber husincss. Carlton. Oregon. June. 1SS7 every doubtful southern state Large orders arc received from Tourists Attention ! solid for Cleveland in 1888.” as San Francisco owing probably i I am now prepared to take partieH to and LOGAN 8F9S. L HENDERSON. Yamhill Reporter Publishing Go. the southern journals say he has to the fires at Los Angele« and I from the coast in as short a spaoe as possi- —-F (OPRI I I OKS — bli. I have already made engagements for done? San Diego. «vvcr.il trip-.. Fersons wishing to avail Fine Car •iag«», Hark* an«l thi m-elvLS of a carefnl driver who will make Who, then, “traffics in section Ma« «Ile tiorbe*. the trip as pleasant as possible, will oonsult al hate?” f'.’n.OOO—to loan on approved mortg their own interests by calling on me. Should And i-rer. thing in the Livery hire, It will pay you to eall and get priees before buyiing elsewhere, anil don’t you forget it. Geo. W. BURT. Prescription Druggist. Warehousemen r A. J. APPERSON. Yamhill County Fine Job Printers, Advertise in the daily. ages. Apply at the First National I Bank. jv91 in good shape At Rei Nonable Rale», Hin tien» ill«', Oregon I travel jostify. I will make regnlar tripe from now until the middle of Sept. jvlltli e , F Mimnir,