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VOL. XVI
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Arrives.
1a.m.
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linea, m.
«a»».
aa» p “
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Butter it3 cento per roll.
u'lnte 16 eenta per deeen.
wheat 47 to to cento
buabel.
rteeVtgkre at poatoIBce store.
J*
both train«,
aad Kl p>« ,
Rev. Wm. Barrett who has been
quite ill the past week, is again re­
covering from his illness.
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X.
mluln, Japan,
¡Houth Amer.
V. it
a. or adire««
KHAM.
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Portland, Or.
le by Wm.
McMinn-
»y «re first
, thoroughly
Republican
Itloal leader«,
l of tho
’ thoughtful,
min »a suu
on Tboraday and
Rational Family
ot the hlptieat
‘mere, and.Tllla-
Spatalaa all the
ilMrtent general
IB UN IS up to hour
ntalntuR reading
e fam ily, old and
bleb are accepted
id country mer-
and itereaalng.
iri«c, 1.0c per year.
I. per year. .
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tMIM
ly and Ton get
of
a
I
aa any other
t It* neve
a equaled by
rom the Boo-
n horonahneae
he presidential
II be Invaluable.
Impartial. Thia
i to you at thia
love of the areal
Thrlce a Week
ronr eve on the
hing—take tke
went to know
i Thrico-a-Wcvk
wgnler aubeerlp-
We offOrthl. un-
iaytok Haaai.n
■he recular a lib ­
la ß .
in
on
ìcator
B JUST
W HAT
One of the Voice'« Islthfnl «crib««.
Saw the thing» bethereUeicrtbes,
Will E. j'>hn«on Ishl» name.
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Hl« repoit Is no wise lame.
Chorum— •
I.lst’ the news Irom o’er these«,
llesr the drlnk-slsvej dying pies,
So«e of t-h©*- o«f b o ji in bjne!
Can ltbethatH tru*?
Y e s, w e h ave the goods. They are
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of I paid
for _____
and w e can . give them aw ay
& w e so desire. Of course you
& if
ould
ask us
do ov,
so, and no
_ w WU
U.1U. not
UUl aon.
no to
iv u.v
HllflinCSS TW».n
w ould follow such a
,
course v ery long.
FO U R T E E N H O U RS EACH D A Y
Is the tim e we put in- nt our store,
and all we 83k i3 n fair salary for
.t>U,r lirtfe, Tflftd. legal interest on
money invested.
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Chorus;—
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We a # k yon to defer buying until
you have seen the C H IC A G O
STORE L IN E . We not only give
you the BEST M A D E GOODS,
" but we sell the C H E A P E R than
inferior maxers are sold.
Profit Sharing with Our
Patrons.
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Harken to the shsmefnl tnle,
Which in ike» »11 P ire Isce» p i,le :-
Therc b.ndy’ i hm mid whisky « den
Are posted by our countrymen!
choru«:—
W — EDNESDAY, z OCT. 3L
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Dressmaking Department.
Chorus;—
For the bettle
Lord
« ttle tf
1» the
m e i-»
™ e.
,
lie
WIH
ureak
the tyrant'» cords,
Ite will brv
HstRii and his Imp» shall fly,
For the < nnque»t drsweth nigh.
t horn«;- _ F ath |[B grayseahd .
storil
—
T h e Womaij^s R elief Corps
m i reliant supper .and ice cream
social on Saturday evening, was
a grand success. A delightful
program of recitations and songs
was rendered. A ll appeared to
Wc in tr-u l I.. .Io b u s in e .. n, Dayton, an,I we w ill
» " enjoy themselves, and a hand­
wood, »m l . U a guarantee -th a t wo can sovjb you from 11) In nil .er some su m wits-vMdi5te«I for relief
* X n .11 your groceries. A ll we ask is lor yon lo ro ll ourt o lio ,
funds.' The funds are not alone
used for the benefit of old sol­
to prove this assertion.
diers, but «Isu for th e ir widows
and orphans in sickness anddis-
¿rrt-vruvv.
.y .,« n«v-
suffieent, they extend re lw f to
L
door North o. - Harris’ Urug Store.)
outsiders who are in distress.
They set an excellent supper,
C. E. M c M IL L A N , Treas
w ith nil suhstantials and delica­
A. BcM JLLA N , Manager.
cies requuired.
ON T H IS BA SIS
G ra n g e S to re’s
N e w Fall
F or Men, Round Top Slmes, 13.50; in all
Bty^e— overy pair warranted.
T h e D a y to n G ro c e ry G a
(O bo
H A M B L IN T H E C L O T H IE R -
« L W
{b'eLe’ r L t b o n ' t L Z r i ' , ^
W e have them and they cost no more than the c h e a |,
q u ickly thrown together kin d .
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The
ly on the
ich in e.
striking
H at, »3.
/
d
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W e expect
OUR N E W D R ESS GOQDS
to arrive any day. W a it for them if you
want the Latest Styles nnd Lowest Prices.
M c M innville grange & farmers ’ co .
C H A S . H.
N E L S O N ; Manager.
Cor. B and 4th St , M c M in n v ille , Or.
T he B est G roceries ,
And everything usually kept in a first class
Geer has been on in his place. Capt. think that he will be able to eit up
S u lly who lived on th a t place, has
Grocery store, sold at popular prices by
Exon, who has recovered, w ill soon within a short time. A}.1**« time
moved tb his father’s place, a t S ully
of the fire the ward in which Doug­
lake his pteee en the boat.
station, 3 m iles west of D ayton.
las was in burned. He seen the
Arthffi? Garon who has been
Last week Prof. Dougins, of
danger and jumped out of bed <»nd
in F J c le 8a m ’s service on board
Newberg
and D r. Hutchenson,
the’ battle ehip Iowa, is here vis­ made his escape.
w.io
is
connected
with the state
On Monday afternoon as Duncan
it itig hia uncle I . Nichols, whom
x AVAJN#
( E W A I K E k M , M , NN v i i , i . k .
museum nt Buffalo, New Y o rk,
.
M c M in n v ille , Oregon.
Ross
was
driving
to
the
Dayton
he has never seen before. M r.
U
n
io
n
Block,
made
a
visit
to
Dayton
for
the
evaporator with a load of apples,
Gnron’» home ie at Providence, while on Third street, between Ferry
purpose of seeing the collection
R. I . H e did service at C uba on and Alder, the breeching of one of
of birds egg9 and other curios
boiird the Iowa.
hia horses caught in the hook of one
collected by E llis F. H adley, and W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y OF
measure taken.
W in ter S chkdui .« — On and af­ of the singletrees and frightened
to compare notes.
ter Thursday September 20th, the the animal, and the horses started
«learner Bonita will leave Dayton to run. Mr RosV, who baa hut one
on Tuesday, Thursday and Batur arm, bad great difficulty to manage
ilav at 8 a. m. I-eeve Portland at and control the two powerful horaes,
A first class Cook Stove, with
7 e. m on Monday, Wednesday and hut when in front of the H kra I. d
Friday. Taxing freight and pass Office he got them checked and un
all necessary cooking utensils. M A N U F A C T U R E lumber DOORS, SASH AND LATH
A
engers for alll point« aa far as Mie der control. It was a very narrow
Also a lot of dishes and liouse-
escape, probably, from a serious ac­
sioti landing.
,old goods. T h e stove is nearly
new, nickel plated w ith six holes
Farmers are praying for rain cident.
The bridge on Ferry street, near
Their prnyers w ill be answered eoon
or cooking utensils. In q u ire at
•‘I wish to express m y th an k# to
and Ihe gentlq Oregon mist will soon the Palmer place, haa been repaired
the m anufacturer# of C h*iuhatJ»5"’B
this
office.
moisten the earth to such ah extent with a new plank floor. Lumber ia
C olic, C holera and D iorrhea R m
that l i their prayer will be for a little Seing hauled to repair and replank
C d y .fo f having p u t on the m arket
NEW
M
LLINERY
the bridge near the Dayton evapo­
#uch a wonderful m edicine,” #avs
• unkhine.
rator. It will take 30,OOC feet of
AT T U B
W W . Ma##ingi1l, o f Beaumont,
F or S a lk — A good work team to cover thé latter bridge
N o th in « .1 « . « d a - «" " i arh |
In all it
Texas
T here »re m any lhnu#an«l»
lo th o .-h a rm wf Urn rtr.w ii»« 1
— weight about 1200, one a good will take 40,000 feet of lumber for
room o r I oxidoir . - I n ? —'O l r ra n i-
1 . n T l l i h l fr..m C O R lM » V r. O j ' # ) « -
o f mother# who#e children have
buggy.anim al, both bays. Price the two bridgea Yam hill county
L N o th in « w ill ronlrflKi»'. rnprr Io . h .
k . r t l . t l r « ic m « .. o l l h . I« .« hron.
been #aved from attack)# " f dy#en
, i l l or «Inner. T h - hr.»
isa a number of such bridgea to
M0G. In q u ire at thia office.
i
tery
and
cholera
in
fa
n
tu
m
who
mu#t
Is
now
arriving.
Hat#
and
. m ort r l. h o r . ln I " '” ' ! ''" ’- - ’.?’
|
teep in repair, and rebuild every
’ al#o feel th a n k lu l.
It i# for ««*«■
[ V A ft or mansion.
In a ll voiera |
Nichols ¿^G abriel now haves year or two
bonnets Are now being
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1 t h . raw# # r l i - « t . n n u i . r
Wouldn’t it pay the
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large #tock of childrens clothing— county to make aome fills and cul
by R L H a rria
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«TAS AAR»
C*-
trimmed for the
12 IN C H WOOD BEAM
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13 00
• ■ « «old r r - r y « l i « f .
boy's'SffiRs, girl’« doake,etc , which
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.
12 50
thsy are selling at pncee that all verta and do away with the expense 14 IN C H
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16 00 F J L B L O P E N I N G ,
of an much bridge building
fo r 12 IN C H S T E E L BEAM«,
can afford to buy.
instance the bridge spoken of on 12-204t?CH S T E E L F R A M E D ISC H A R R O W « --
28 50
O cto b er 1st e^nd 2 d .
W hen you have cash to spend Ferry atreet could be replaced by
A large etock of thé latí et »ml m «
«peedy and permanent core ol
remember and spend it with placing tiling— two tile might he ' ’ À ì w a M n U o f Air Tight an d 'o th er Heating Stove,
etyltah lulltlneiy is being received which ^For
and
ChMtI1
those who have carried you plaoed aide by aide at bottom and
Will
be
di«pt»#ed
of
at
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bertein’«
Xv«
an<1
sk"
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through the eeaeon. Fishbnrn the gulch then filled
-,p u
without an eqnal. I t relieve# the Itch , .
H O D S O N , M c M in n v ille .
would make it good for »f«®0 for at lowest prices-
LO
W
EST
P
R
IC
E
S
.
uR,n’
tng nnd «mailing alinoet Instantly and I ]
should get hia share. 1
■ o.irtir .-.r-J OCX rrz ta i wxxa »« tv
nt i
all time, and do away with the ex
land Inspect a« continued nee effect» A nernianent, loBTAIire^.
haï
I
lea
aro
Invited
to
call
1 ,|o^-rir«init fhrfvw m pw t#-b»patontwbllitr «6 -law
FA«« I I
Until November 1, 1900, the New pense of building a new bridge ey
* ¿are. It alao corea Itch . barber a Itch,
AW
D-SOOK wait’-
FRtK rca
t -ifaina r»«r»»flr#» and ♦•ill |
nippL
__ ninnlaaa ftrhhltf
PUPS. ! hchíng ptïea, ■ I W
FO R SA LE — A good house end | When you smoke get the best good» before purubaelng.
York Weekly Tribune w ill be bom - ery few yeare. I t would appear
erri cr ova aracu t,
Have
employed
a
ttrst
claea
ml
liner
chapp¿
*
hand«,
chronic
tore
eye«
and
I
orna
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t
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plied suheerihere eix mor.tha f o r -
that thia matter ie worthy of con­ other improvem.ntis end 1« seres , cigars and to b s c c -y n u can get
I .
«u»nuxv, ».J aviar n vaatoa aacctb I
wbo will arrive hero about tho Xl»tof granulated 1W».
I read i t ut,« ««m1»* a# «•*•** acif«« ■ L
rente. The Weekly Tribune-
sideration by the county court of good land, well eel to choice fruit them at postoftke store.
d o lilr paper. , The Tri-W eekly There are many places where, ti tile
thia
month.
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J
Ik
.
f
a
if
a
Cewdltleu
Pawjkr»
tor
4 mile from bueineee psrtof town;
Bread, oakea, and all kindi of
F in it, egg« and other farm produce j,orsea are the beat tonic. blood pnrlne*
Tribune aix monte 60 eenta.
ware laid and filla made it wonid adjoining it an orchard for eale.
I
RATCNT ta «vean,
I
vermífuga. Price. Meenta Soldb-
luavritM* . WASHIHGTOPL_D. C.
in theenusave
the end eave expanse, end betides Price 9600. Cell Boon at thia office. confectionery at H. Olivera, Mc­ taken lu oaetoaage for millinery.
Fishburu has ju st re c e iv e d » ¡n
Minnville. Aleo lunch when de-
u i w t i.U L II BEC K ER .
1
R- L H A R R IS .
new stock of A ir T ig h t Heaters, M ve the annoyanw and
The Dayton Grocery Cy, wants
and you can save money by buy- ie occaeioord by loose and hr
knilae mrtfl
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Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
Come on everybody.
FR ESH BREAD E V E R Y d a y .
For Sal©.
A JJA M S.
Buii ders Hardware, Paints, Oils &
G LASS.
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Z
* undine
Candles
Canton and Scotch Clipper
hat appeal to
Thoroughbrace
For Ln.lies— Capes nnd Jackets.! The best
line ever shown. Shoes in n» alii styley.and
prices. U nderwear and-JIotfieTy. ’
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R. L. H A R R IS,
D ruggist Bookseller
aad Stationer.
IT E
W aldorf
»3.25.
A very pleasant social wn# held
nt the residence of M r. nnd M rs. I.
N ichols W ednesday evening
T h is
i« the first o f a series o f socials to
be held this fa ll and w inter by la I
die# of the M . E church. T h e so-|
r ia l Ht N ic h o ls ’ was nam ed Spread
E agle Social ’f 8pread eagle nap­
kins nnd other ¿rticles in keeping
w ith the occasion were need, a n
excellen t lite ra ry and musical pro-
1 gram was rendered. E verybody en-
| joyed themselves, and the supper,
E v e r y th in g
S ch o o l R o o m .
•
invention
Goods.
-C
os
« " .ft" , « « d
Fall. -
:
Hundreds of pieces of the New­
est productions of Foreign and Do­
mestic looms.
bi Fine Fabrics tbejlomespuns,
Camel’s Hair and Zebellnea pre-
dominate.
.
Fine Plain and Embroidered
French Flannefr, in all the colors
of the rainbow.
You need to loox the, atoex
through to appreciate the vaatnesa
of it.
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We give to the Lady holding the
L ucre Number a Handsome Blacx O U R
Satin Duchess-DRESS PA I TERN
value, »20.00.
On the same date we give to the Flooded with work. We do it well
Gentleman holding the Lucxy and at a reasonable price.
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Number a pair of SNOW S F IV E
CHICAGO STORE.
D O LLA R SHOES and ,chotw* of|
.
any H a t in the house,
Esther Orsy heard, se'/snlyslx,
Wlnhen he oould ahiy nx
Such Hwhil fa©t> where they btlong-*»
iTw onldaiske effective this new -o„g.
choru«; —
- JEB ve who true toohrlstlsns ere.
But from the right
nvw eo fer
Espouse thls< sii»e, with t « tir e part.
Anew to Christ give hsnd heart.
Fur Boas, Capes. Collarette.
JO N E S
Indicates
thè state
a t a glance,
tíme saving
TR*a* M *"**
’ " n P t— i «g»
* m M
OOWVWWT*J
And probit»« need not despair,
Though the battle may belong.
They nhall »lug the victor’« eoug
The Clothier,
It
tXPBl
At It» tmie mid noble plea.
T° Upl\ ,^ 1er i , i - i r « b “lb itio „'.ln the sir.
H A M B L IN -
( implies .
Ofcto.
MARKET
$ 1 .0 0 to $ 4 .0 0 per suit.
THE
WORD
Send lor
T . catalog.
TH E
W ith & large and w e ll assorted
stock of m erchandise. ; For good
! goods and bargains go to
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NIOHOL S & .GABRIEL. ,
The R ed Front.
We aye informed that Miss W il­
son, oT Newberg, who attends the
telephone office at that plaoe, who
in company with Mrt> H ill also of
that city, want out on.their wheels
to the springe that supply Newberg
with water. On their return when
going down a bill, Miss Wilson lost
control of her whe*-l and was thrown
F ob 8 alx .— One fine fresh off and her’collar bone broken; and
milk cow, large and gentle; first was otherwise bruised.
■'*** See Dr. Swick.
'
1 L >am b#g»ne, proprietor » M h e
__« . . . L m
a l arket
It,tris finds
i t d i it
f f i c difficult
u l t At
Dayton
at
Qr. J. W. Her,n proprietor of the
times
to
get
good
beef
cattle.
He
Dayton flour mill has purchased a
wifitvy to avoid thia in future To
lot of wheat kt Wheatland, of M.
do
Sb he has built a silo and filled it
B Hendrick. He will ship it here
withcorn;before placing the corn in
and grind it into flour.
m I q , he cuts stalks, cobs and all up
Albeit Dettueriiig who has been with a machine made for that pur­
working for Dr; Swick, expects to pose, as he places the chopped ma­
•ooh go to EHensberg, Wash .where terial in silo packs it down solid
he makes his home. Charley Had- This is the first silo built in this
away is again at work for Mr. Swick. section, but may not be the last, as
A fine Ipt of A ir T ig h t H eatfh g ¡many farmers have been inspecting
Strives at the H ard w are Store. it and asking information regarding
For good bargains w® refer you it of M r. Wambsgana.
J h a fit Charles store, McMinn,
vffie, sanies a full line of groceries,
which aresold at popular prices.
Call when in that city.
Those melons of Mrs. Riley
Smith’santhafinest in the market.
They are sweet, tender and good.
If you wants good melon try them.
, f McMinnville, Oregon-.
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
IN
CHICAGO STORE
W hen you w ear an S. L. S. <&. Co.
suit or overcoat, you know you are
Mr. and Mrs. B Gabriel who were
to prices.
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in Portland Tuesday, aa is their dressed properly.
eonnn
This is perfect fall weather. It
custom when in that city, called at
i
T h e Goodrich place adjoining
is delightful— the atmoephere being
P
rices
from
$10.00
to
$20.00.
Good Samaritan hospital to see
I. N ic h o ls ’ hop y a rd has been sold
perfectly clear and free frooo dust,
Robert Douglas, who isa patient in
a M r S tew art, who has taken
W e h ave received another big to possession
(heydays mild and pleasant nights that institution. They found Mr
and is liv in g on the place.
beautiful moonlight.
Douglas In good spirits, and im- shipm ent
of
Trunks.
W
e
have
IS Stevens who fo rm erly lived on
Capi. Exon, pilot on tha steamer uroving. The soFe on his leg is S S S E d th e m M q u ic k selling prices. ' the place has rented the W ort man
Id i off about ten days healing nicely, it has all healed hut
Uoipta, , has laid
fa rm , 2 m iles southeast of M c M in n
been
sick. Capt. Archie about i ot an inch. The physiciana
having
U nderw ear, th e w arm kind, from ville . and has moved there. M r.
fA N T
TAT KT One nere of
lion W ill aell cheep
Ire rt U gnato office
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The county c o irt has extended
the time Tor payment of taxes to
the 15 th of November.
AT TH E R ED FRONT,
E. E Martin the new undertaker
and
furniture dealer, now has his
Unruh and wife have moved
place— the old “
to town.
for business.
Eli Seese of N< wberg, was a vis­
Members of the M. E. congrega-.
itor to Dayton this week.
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lion « . . . — . M — — r ■- p .« o r, t « . . < 8 . L ,
A. H. Robinson and family have Jones
and family, a reception on '
a,6vedte Whatcomb, Wash.
Monday evening a t the church.
J
ChsSi Addison and family are now
Huu. Gao. H . Downing, ex-super­
occupying the residence he lately intendent Oregon Penitentiary, and '
ptfrehased of his mother.
wife of 8alent, drove from that o itv ;
Th- W C. T. u . will meet nt the to Dayton last Saturday and visited,
of Mrs. H. L. Glass Friday, with Dr. Rossiter sod wife several
days. Mra. Rossiter is a sister to
October 1«, s f2 :8 0 p. m.
« .# J. Bowersox is holding a. Mr. Downing.
The Ponnsy property next to the
eerie# of meetings at Wheatland.
Considerable interest is manifested. H e k a i . d office has been repaired in
good shape. The inside has been
A fine line of neatly p rim m e d
painted and papered by L. Kiock,
ilfeet bsts at the New Blue Front
and a new sidewalk laid in front.
Millinery Store. Call and see them
A B. M cM illan and family are now
ladies
occnpying the house.
Hodson, of McMinnville, has a
S. B Fay by order of the board
line of sir tight and other
hekting eiovee which he is selling at
low figures.
Tjgrrxn E vanobucai . — Preach­
ing at Davton next Sunday at 7-.JW gen" rally,' which has much improv-
p m.; Plessantdale 11 a.m ; Union- ed the appearance ol the cemtory.i
vile 3 p. m.
Last week J. B. Fuson received
The bridge near the Dayton eyap- a telegram from M onrovia, I n ­
oritor is closed to traffic.
The
diana, stating th a t liis daughter?
bridge is being repaired— a new
A m an d a J. Lane, had ju st died.
ftokr is being laid..____
She was 58 years o f age. T h is
There will be no services at the
leaves G ran d fath er Fuson but
free Methodist chureh Sunday on
one ch ild liv in g , Mrs. H . F .
ateoyntof D. Q. M. at Newberg,
H a d le y o f thia place.
which.begins to day.
a n d o .o wltb
>gon.
When in McMinnville call at the
8 t Charles store and purchase your
grocery supplies.
^ re e h * breed at postoffled store.
nia. Me« Or­
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Nineteen Hundred Goods
Blue Front Millimry 8mm.
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Skin Diseases.
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H.B.WILLSON&CO.
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O B IT U A R Y .
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Ada PuSlls Kennedy was born
February 8, 1837, in New York >
Died at her home-near Dayton Oc­
tober 7, 1900, aged 63 years 8
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month. In company with her pa­
rents she moved to Illinois, where
she was married to David Robert­
son (whose death preceded her by
five month?) October 9, 1856. To
this union was horn 9. children ,3
of whom died in childhood. In
We asx nothing in return, when
1874 they moved to Oregon, and
Wraps Jackets and Furs- we give anything away. We do it
purchased the farm where she lived
We have now on sale our entire freely.
until her death. She united with
Every time you visit our »tore,
Fall line trom the Greatest Cloak
the M. E church in her 18th year House in this country,— the Jno. whether you buy or not, you get a
and was a faithful member until
death The children who turvive, Anisfield Co., the Greatest maxers ticxet.
of Fin« Garments in the Unted
and mourn the loss of their mother, - - - - -
w .
are- Mrs. Nellie Stoutenberg, Mr#. States. We have
YOU may be the lucxy one.
Eunice Hibbs,Alice Robertson, Mr#.
H u n d r e d s o f S t y le s .
Better como often.
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Ada May Launer. Mrfli I«ou Howe,
Presents may be seen in our Woet
Every color in each style of Ih#
Fred Robertson. The funeral wasr
Nobbiest J ackp I s V'»' «*v<!r P*w fro,,‘ W in d o w .
on Tuesday; Rev. J Bowereox offi­
.H E SS GO-DS.
ciating, assisted by Reverend T. F. »5.00 to »25.00.
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PROHIBITION’» IN THE AIH.
G O LF CAPES, from »6 00 to , ' Never have we shown such an
elegant line of DRESS FABRICS
Prohibition's erahil “new voice.”
»15.00.
Msketh «11 true besets rejoice.
A N D S IL K S as we are showing for
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I s published on
Ronds fine.
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U t in order to get it In morning
! 5 £ ythe <lav of publication, the paper ie
Preaching at M. E. church next
" T C l Thursday afternoon. This re- Sunday at 11 a. m. by the pastor.
ii 2 T t h a t all mutter sent bv mail, to
Sheriff Sitton was in Dayton
(irnniot insertion, and all matter
ehonld beree.ived at thto Wednesday on business connected
ifleeon Wednesday «
with his office.
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