WEST side telephone ,
> ou can save money hy handing your
subHc-iption for any paper or magazine
to Chas. Grissen. He is local agent for
Ol'lt AGENTS.
the American subscription Co. 4214
Billiards at the “Orphan’s Home” 15
Those wishing to subscribe for the
cents per game of 34 points; 20 cents for
T klki 'I ione may do so through the fol­ ■>0 points, and 25 centH for 50 points
when one player discounts the other.
owing persons:
H. II. W elch .
J. M. Kelly........... ; • ...........Lafayette.
G. VV. Sappington I . .North Yamhill.
M e have never seen in the city as fine
J, L. Castle
f
a display of pocket cuttlery as Manning
....... Sheridan. A Co keeps since they have been buying
\V. A. Graves............
R. L. Simpson............ ............. Amity. direct from Chicago. Their prices are
........ Bellevue. lower than the lowest.
O. G. l’avis ..............
8. Williamson........ . . Wheatland,
Mr. II. A. Freund, of California, brotli-
Agents at other points in the county
or.°l County School Supt. Freund, of
will be announced soon.
this city, arrived Wednesday evening
on a visit. The brothers have not seen
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
each other for eight years.
The finest assortment of cook and
third district .
R. P. Boise. heating stoves ever brought to McMinn­
Judge
Geo. W. Belt. ville, can be seen at Manning A Co., and
Prosecuting Attorney
Hie prices on them are so low that it
COUNTY.
R. P. Bird, makes all other stove dealers weep.
genttors ■
J. W. Watts.
George P. Colby, the trance speaker,
II. R. Laughlin, will leave to-day for a lecture tonrof one
Representatives
F. N. Little, month. His first place will be McMinn­
C. Lafollett.
......... L. Loughary. ville, after which he will go as far as the
Judge
J. 8. Hibbs, spirit moves him.—Portland News, 11th.
Commissioners
. ..
Geo. Dorsev.
Don’t send out an envelope or note
G. W. Briedwell.
Clerk
T. J. Harris. head with a “rubber stamp daub” upon
Sheriff
W. W. Nelson. it, when you can get a neat, mechanical
Treasurer
Wvutt Harris. job of printing done at the T elephone
Assessor
J. A. C. Freund. office so cheap. Call and see our sam­
School 8upt.
.......... J. I). Fenton. ples and learn prices.
Surveyor
I
The Corker Murder Case.
OUR ASSISTANTS.
Philergian Society
Subscribe
Coroner Narver resumed his investi­
Following is the programme of the
FOB TUB
Sheridan.
gations in this case Tuesday morning.
Philergiau society for next Saturday ev­
November 10, 1886.
No evidence of any particular interest
ening Nov. 13, 1886:
Willie Guinn went to McMinnville
was brought before the jury. The main
Music, Society.
Reading, J. Shank.
point to be established was w hether or Tuesday to attend school at the college.
Reading, Etta Reese.
Misses Rena and Fannie Foster are
not the man Marple had been in Cork­
Song, J. J. Rey.
er’s store on the day of the murder. Sev­ visiting at Ralston this week.
Recitation, Mattie Walton.
Rev. Stimpson returned Tuesday from
eral witnesses testified positively that
Reading, B. Holman.
Astoria,
where
lie
has
been
visiting
liis
Solo. Susie Millsap.
they had seen him in the store on the daughter Mrs. Whitmore.
Recitation, Fauiiie Baxter.
Monday preceding the murder which
Recess.
A Sunday school was organized here
proved beyond a doubt that he had been
Debate—Question, “Resolved that the TRY IT THREE MONTHS FOE
last Sunday with H. Z. Foster siqierin-
there. The proceedings were long and tendent and Miss Nettie Chapman secre- largest city in a state should be the cap- i
1101." ” Att'.
An. J.
J, J. Rey
Key and A. McPhillips-
McPt
itol.
tiresome, and it was late in the evening ,tarv. 4
Voir
T F.
Is" Clark and 1 L.
I Maddock.
1..1.
Neg. J.
before the case was given to the jury.
Wheat is being shipped from this
B
irdie M addock , Sec.
The jury Retired and in a few minutes place almost daily, which goes to provo
that the farmer is no longer an inde­
brought in the following report:
Farm for Sale.
We the jury summoned by D. C. Nar­ pendent man.
SAMPLE COPY FREE.
ver, coroner of Yamhill county „Oregon
When those young folks at McMinn­
The Win. White place 21,' miles east
to investigate the cause of the death of ville want to see their friend here, they
D. 1. Corker, find that said D. I. Corker should come some other evening than of this city is in my hands for sale. This
was murdered on the night between the Sunday. But for goodness sake don’t farm consists of 280 acres of laud well
1st an 2d of November, 1886, in his say we told you.
improved and can be had for $25 per
bedroom, in the rear of his store, in La-
Capt. Tilietson has taken a ranch over acre, if sold before December 1st.
layette, Yamhill county, Oregon, with
on
Nestucca
where
they
say
the
fish
are
an ax. And after thorough examina­
Terms very easy. Also some valuable
tion have good reason to believe that so thick that they jump from the water personal property cau be had with th«
said murder was committed by one R. into the frying pan.
farm cheap, good 4-vear old horse, tJ
ICCCKfiitOB TO ». C. ÄARVB1*—•
E. Marple.
Mr. Raelston received from Portland head of cattle, 50 full blood merino
P. P. G ates ,
a few days ago, three fine looking sheep sheep, 1 new wagon, some liay, Bheaf
.1. H. O lds ,
of the Shropshire breed. Our farmers oats and household furniture.
R. R. D aniel ,
are all improving their stock, which is a
C. W. T almage ,
G eorge M. P erkins ,
right move.
........ I). C. Narver.
Coroner
McMinnville, Or.
J.
L.
F
erguson
,
L eg B roken .—A little 6-year-old
II. B. Summerville left last week for
J oseph H oberg .
his former home in Indiana. We are
daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. James Owens
Lafayette, Nov. 9, 1886.
“THE BOSS”
A Verdict Unanimous.
afraid Henry will be a little disappointed
had her leg badly broken last Tuesday
nd and
The man Marple is now in jail, but when he arrives at his destination. He
Recommendation we can. evening.
W.
D.
Sult, Druggist, Bippns. Ind., testi­
The family have just been has not had his preliminary examination says he expects to find things just as lie
give you as to accuracy in com­ moving from
fies: “I can recommend Electric Bitters as
near here down into the yet. Public feeling is very strong left them forty years ago.
-ently, at
pounding prescriptions is our Chehalem section.
him, and it is thought by many
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
The wagon with the against
Our
literary
society
meets
every
Fri
­
that when he is arraigned before the
n.\t
large trade in this line.
little girl in it, had been left standing committing magistrate, and the convinc­ day evening. These meetings, properly has given relief in every case. One man Carries the Largest and Best b ■ na.»*
took six bottles, and was cured of rheuma­
ROGERS # TODD,
on the hill side with a block under the ing proof of his guilt brought out, that conducted are beneficial, and the young i tism of 10 years' standing.” Abrahuiu
in Yamhill County
The Druggists. wheel to hold it. The little girl threw the |>eople will save the county expense people should be encouraged to take Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms:
part.
At
the
last
meeting
the
solo
by
'
The
best
selling
medicine
I
have
ever
by
hanging
the
prisoner.
The
story
off the break, climbed down off the wa­
in my 20 years experience, is Elec­
gon and removed the block from the that Marpie possessed jewelry belong­ Miss Ollie Cain was well rendered anil handled
tric Bitters ” Thousands of others have
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
wheel. The wagon started down the ing to the murdered woman, Emma Mer- shows decided musical talent.
added
their
testimony, so that the verdict
A. Z.
hill knocking the little one down. The lotin, who was murdered in Portland
is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure
last
December,
is
a
mistake.
It
arose
all diseases of the liver, kidneys or blood.
As a special inducement to new sub­ wheel passed over her leg crushing the
the fact that Marple was in that
Only a half dollar a bottle at Rogers A
Woddville.
scribers, we make the following offer: hone and making a very severe fracture. from
Todd’s drug store.
2
Dr. Goucher was telegraphed for and city at the time Emma Merlotin was
November
8,
1886.
Every person sending us $2 cash will be hastened to the little sufferer. Her butchered, and that Marple had been
Our "school marm” left us last week.
given the W est S ide T elephone for the wounds -ere carefully dressed, and it is implicated in several robberies there.
Excitement in Texas.
Marple admits that lie lias a kit of bur­ We will all miss her.
balance of the present year free.
This hoped she will speedily recover.
glar
’
s
tools
in
California.
We
had
a
wedding
in
our
burg
yester
­
Great excitement has been caused in the
is equivalent to 14 months for $2. We
L owlived .—One little instance which
Mr. Ardy Gage and Miss Josie vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the remarkable
are unihitions to make our subscription perhaps many do not know, occurred on Religious Services-Sunday Next. day.
Dutcher, Rev. Wm. Butts officiating.
recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so
list greater than all other paners of the day of the funeral of D. I. Corker,
School commenced at the Knifong helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
Yamhill county combined. It is rapid­ last week. A pair of cuff-buttons be­
Social meeting at 11 o’clock every school house last Monday w ith Mr. Pratt his head; everybody said lie was dying of
’s <iay at the Christian church. as teacher and eighteen scholars en­ consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. King's
ly approaching the point.
longing to the deceased were found Lord
Sunday sebol every Sabbath at 3 o’clock. rolled.
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re­
among his effects and laid out to be used
lie bought a large bottle and a box of
TELEPHONE WHISPERINGS. when the corpse was dressed. But when M. E. church—services will be held There was a dance at Crap Bros, last lief,
Third Street Bet. D and E. itf
Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
at 11 a. m. and at 7:30 p. in.
Friday and we should judge that the had taken two boxes of pills and two bottles
they were wanted they were nowhere to
Allare cordially invited.
of
the
Discovery,
he
was
well
and
had
young folks had a fine time as they look
Cranberries at the Bakery.
44t2
R ev . II. P. S atchwell , Tastor.
be found, and so far no trace of them
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds.
----- SHERIDAN------
sleepy yet.
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for
Fresh roasted peanuts at H. H. has been discovered. Some miserable
St. James’ (Catholic) church. Mass
Consumption free at Rogers & Todd’s. 2
We
had
a
splendid
sermon
yesterday,
tf
Welch’s.
scoundrel had made away with them/ at 10:30 a. m. on the second and fourth delivered by Dr. Castor. We now have
What asptctacleof depravity does this Sundays of each month. Sunday school four preachers—two Sweedenborg, one
incident present. The depth to which at 2:30 p. in. every Sunday.
Home Produce Market.
Methodist and one Baptist.
some men will descend is horrible to
J. 8. W hite , Rector.
J. M. CHAPMAN, Pro.,
Grandma
Lavander
is
very
low.
She
contemplate, and the man who could
Corrected for the T elkphonb by Baxter A
St. James’ church. Rev. John C. is 76 years old. Dr. Carter, recently
coolly steal the cuff-buttons off of the
Martin,
Carries a full stock of Furniture, af all!
corps- of a. murdered man is even worse Fair, rector. Services 11 a. m., and from near Oregon City but now located Wheat, per bu.........................
64c kinds, Fine Bedroom Sets, Mirrors,
here, is attending her.
7:00 p. m.
Flour, per bar........................... $4.00© $4.40
than the murderer himself.
Mouldings, Wall Papers, Etc., Etc.
30c
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
There was a slight mistake as to the Eggs, per doz...........................
25c
Friday evening services at 7:00 p. m. kind of a saw Crap Bros, are going to Butter, per lb...........................
N arrow E scape .—Last Wednesday
Cheese, best, per lb.................
20c
—■—A full line of------
morning little Carl Tucker met with an Seats free. All are cordially invited to put in their mill. It is a sixty-foot band Apples, per box......................
25c@SOc
saw instead of a hand saw.
Bat on, sugar cured, sides......
10c@Uc
accident that might have resulted fatally. attend.
“
“ shoulder
8c
C. P. church. Services at the usual
He and a little son of C. P. Bishop were
A. J. Rhodes was out hunting last “
"
••
liam .
15c
hours. Subject for forenoon discourse,
digging at a gopher hole, His compan- “Success we cannot and Success we can week and downed two fine bucks in a
Store, one door south of bridge, Sheridan
One of them did not stay down
ion was chopping at the hole witli an ax afford.” Subject for evening—“Some pile.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Oregon.
but got up and gave Andy a little tussle,
and Carl waB scraping the dirt away, Reasons why people should become in which, however, Andy came off vic­
The best salve in the world for cuts,
and stooping over just as the ax decend- Christians in Youth.” Sunday school torious.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
ed received the blow on the top of the at 9:30 a.m. All are cordially invited
The young folks have a spelling school sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
head cutting through his cap and mak­ to attend our services.
at the Kni jng school house every Sat­ corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi­
T. II. H enderson , Pastor.
ing a wound on his scalp about two inch­
urday night. They also have in con­ tively cures piles, or no pay required.
es long. But for a button on top of his
nection with it a debating club and a pa­ It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac­
Committed Suicide,
cap which broke the force of the blow
per called (and spelled) the Weakly tion, or money refunded. Price 25
his skull would undoubtedly have been
News.
cents per box. For sale by Rogers A
split open. llis wound was carefully
News was brought to this city yester­
29yl
Mr. Leinenweber is at our town for Todd.
dressed and the little fellow will suffer day, that Job Connor, of Balston, Polk
the purpose of locating a cannery. It is
no inconvenience except a sore head for
county,
the
man
who
wandered
away
I
t
G
ot
T
here
.
—
Last
Monday
a
letter
not yet certain that it will be built here,
a few days.
from Portland some time since and was as Mr. Leinenwebber thinks that $100 arrived at the postoffice here with a
H unters .—Tommy Rogers and Bert lost for several days, committed suicide per acre for land is about $75 per acre rather unique direction, but it was suffi­
Heath are making preparations for an last Wednesday. He was found in the too much.
cient to bring it through all right, It
Some of our boys went out hunting to read this wa iv.
extensive hunting trip. They have orchard near his house with his throat
’
“See me through all
In the City
cut.
A
small
jrenknife
had
evidently
built themselves a boat, which will be been used to do the deed. He has been lav in their winter’s supply of meat. safe and sound; to Cyntitha Fellows I am
They were gone six days and killed bound; in McMinnville city, Oregon
launched with great ceremony next laboring under temporary insanity for nothing but a chipmunk. If vou want state, Yamhill county soon or late.”
SHERIDAN
Tuesday in the river at this place, at some time.
No further particulars to know who they were ask A. Phelps
C hanged H ands .—Mr. E. Jackson
and H. Booth.
Coolidge’s landing. In this they propose could be learned.
to proceed down the classic waters of
Capt. Tilietson passed through here hart disposed of the Astoria Bakery to
E ducational T rip .—Supt. E. B. Mc­ yesterday on his return from Netarts: Miles E. Hendrick, a young man from
the Yamhill to its mouth; then up the
broad Willamette to somewhere in the Elroy, who is on an official tour of Yam­ bay. He says he has taken him a place McMinnville, who will henceforth con­
R. MoKUNE, P hohr .
vicinity of Eugene, where they will go hill, Polk and Benton counties, arrived and built him a house and we suppose duct the business at the old stand. Mr.
that
means
he
is
to
be
a
Tillamooker.
—
Jackson
will
in
the
future
give
his
entire
into camp. Here they will wage war here Tuesday afternoon in time to pay
Transient Stork Well Cared For !
upon the festive wild goose and duck, a short visit to our public sliools in com­ We are glad to welcome such men as the attention to his Seaside bakery.—Astoria
to their heart’s content, shipping their pany with County Superintendent J. A. capt^ui, and Sheridan’s loss is our gain. Transcript.
A unt S usa ».
Teams and outfits ,’urnished parties wish-
victims to the Portland market. They C. Freund. He expressed himself as
ONE OF THE MOST NOTED European
to go to the coast, at reusonable rates.
expect to be gone several weeks.
greatly pleased with the work being
physician« said: Neuralgia was the praver
November 5,1886.
of a deceased nerve for healthy blood. Use
done here by Prof. Price and his able
N ew I nvention .—James O. Rogers of assistants. He left for Portland the
Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine for the blood.
The finest of weather.
For sale by Rogers A Todd.
this city has invented and applied for a next morning.
Bert says he is lonely without her.
REV. W. FISK REQUA, of Aurora, Ill.,
patent on an improved concave to a
HERE WE ARE AT LAST I
We were all deeply pained to hear of save; “I have used Gilmore's Aromatic
F air and F estival .—The ladies of St. the death of D. I. Corker.
—Harness at the—
grain threshing machine, which we
Wine and find it an excellent household
remedy that none ought to do without. For
think will be of considerable value to James guild are making preparation for
Miks Cora Bogtie returned to her home sale
by Rogers & Todd.
threshermen. By this invention there a festival and fair, to be given in the near McMinnville on the 3d.
THE PRETTIEST LADY in Olean was
can be no possible danger to the opera­ opera house, Wednesday evening, Dec-
—at absolutely—
Mr. Leinenwebber is at the burg look­ asked what made her complexion so clear
tor in changing the concave teeth. They cember 1. Several new features will be ing for a location for the cannery.
and beautiful. She said it was by using
can all be put in instantly fordamp introduced, and nothing will be left un­
Gilmore's Aromatic wine. For sale by
We are glad to hear from O. B. Merry Kogers & Todd.
grain or be thrown out for dry grain, done to make the occasion one of pleas­
and hope she will continue writing.
---- o----
ure and profit to all who attend.
from the outBide of the machine.
MRS. L. LOOMIS, of Elba. N. Y.. writes
Buggy Harness from $12«) and upward.
Mr. Barney McPhillips is over from us that she was sick for six months, was in­ Team
Harness from $25.00 an 1 upward.
G one to the P en .—Ed Martin alias Yamhill. lie reports dull times on that duced to trv Gilmore's Aromatic Win«,
S erious F all .—Tuesday norning last
I hr.ve also something entirely new in tlx
and four bottles cured tier. For sal« by­
Mrs. Jim Turner tecieved a severe fall, Mutch, who has worked in this vicinity side of the mountains.
line of sAcat pads.
Rogers A Todd.
S our D ough .
resulting in a badly bruised and lamed a good deal during the last year or two,
My terms arc CASH, or notes that can
REV. H. B. EWELL, of Pavillion, N. Y
was
arrested
in
Portland
some
time
A. WELLS.
arm and a general shaking up. She
says of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine; "I be­ be turned into cash.
V
ery
T
ruk
.
—
“
164
votes
were
cast
at
had placed a chair on a table and climb­ since for robbing his room-mate of $180. the McMinnville election last Monday, lieve it to be a most desirable remedy to be
—
Having
Bought
the
—
He was tried, found guilty and sentenc­
placed in every family,” For sale by Kog­
G'ir «i. k people are all on the mend. ed up to reach her bird cage. Getting ed last week, to three years imprison­ indicating a population of a thousand or ers A Todd.
Ihat we want to make everybody get too near the edge, the table upset and ment in the penitentiary.
THE WIFE. MOTHER AND MA IP who
less.”—Albany paper. This is very true
No hones
pl, is two weeks of good, solid, Oregon threw her to the flooor.
n.
brother, but you must remember that at suffer from Female weakness and Debility,
were broken, but her left arm is so bail-
will
find Gilmore's Aromatic a positive
To be R epaired .—Charles N. Scott, the state election last June McMinnville
bruised as to render it useless for the
cure. For sale by Rogers A Todd.
hev. J. Hoherg will hold services in Iv
of
the
Oregonian
Railway
Co.
(limited)
cast
nearly
2<5O
votes,
which
indicates
present. She was fortunate in escaping
Business of Tx^mn Bros. A- Hender­
r ■■»’’nstrong school bouse, near A. M.
has been given permission by Judge that her population is considerably more GILMORE'S AROM ATIC is a gn at suc­
son. I am ready to do all kinds of
____
cess, therefore we challenge the World to
M'I'e’s place, next Sunday, Nov. 14 so lightly.
than
a
thousand.
Deadv to borrow $50,000 to make neces­
po.
produce its equal as a restorative for wom­
N ew N ames .—Wednesday evening sary repairs to the road. The said $50,-
Trucking and Delivering
T ried ’ em ,—Manning A Co., have on ■ an. For sate by Rogers A Todd.
I’Degar, 25 cent« per gallon, in large last was regular monthy meeting for 000'to bear interest at the rate of 9 per
REV I. M DERBY, of Linden, N. Y.,
—At Any Time.—
I small quantities; sweet cider. 15 Eclipse engine and Star nose companies. cent, per annum. It is now probable I sale some of the "boss” pie pans. They | ssys;
"The Gilmore Aromatic Wine prov­
are a patent institution and are made so ed'« great
ft’per gallon, at the cider mill of
blessing
to
ruy
wif«.
’
,
For
*•!«
that
the
road
will
be
put
in
running
con-
Delivery
Wagon Always Ready.
No business of importance was transact­
P J. Sax.
29tf
the bottom of the pie cooks as crisp and 1 by Rogers A Todd.
ed except the receiving of new member». diton before long.
Give Me a Trial.
nice as the top, no matter how jucy the '
f'“ understand the contract for the Eclipse engine company took m one—
T ake T hem in .—Several Yamhill contents of the pie may be, and you I
F ’ work on the new Star mills at this Frank Martin, and Star hose company
---- MISS-----
^'een awarded to some Port- tbree_Ira Nelson, Chas. Fleming and county farmers have forgotten to take in don’t have to grease the pan. They are j
Fl builders.
a
big
improvement
over
the
old
kind.
their binders, threshers, etc. If they
Geo. Cornett.
-OPPOSITION
F-veryhody who dances should attend
will take good advice they will do so at We know,for we have seen them tried. [
B roke Dowx.—J. J. Collard’s truck once. It decreases the life of machinery
Fnrenian’sball on Thanksgiving night,
N eat W ork .—The neatest piece of
pd mnsic will he in attendance and a broke down Wednesday while passing many years to have it rusted by a win­
mechanical work we bare seen tor a
F1 time is promised.
over one of our elevated cross walks. ters rain and it is astonishing strange long time is on exhibition at Frank Col­
Next to Yamhill County Bink.
Lk-'0"8 talked of school exhibition, The truck was heavdy loaded with lum­ that there are any so extravagant as to lard's gun store and is in the shape of a
McMixxviux
•
*
Ontooir.
ire given at the opera house next ber and the axle snapped square off. It submit to it.
gun stock made entirely hy Mr. Collard
F«v evening, one week from to-night. was soon repaired however, and Col­
himself.
It
is
a
beauty
and
it
is
worth
M
arried
.
—
Ed.
M.
Wolf,
an
old
Mc
­
I Mrticulars next week.
Tb« Largest and Finest ¡stock rvez brought
lard is ready for business.
to Yamhill County.
Minnville boy was married the other your while to go and see it.
Fe Laughlin, of North Yamhill, has
Lad la?, pícate cali and am roy
C losed U p .—Blackburn A Peckham,
f1’PPointed administrator of the es-
B lackberries —Dr. 8. A. Young day. to Miss Mary Doud, of Washington
Boots «nd Shoes made to order «nd neatly
I®' . ■»me« Fairchile, deceased. See brought into our office yesterday quite a countv, at the residence of his step-fath­ dealers in general merchandise at Carl­
repaired.
•
P°»ice in another column.
er
Hon.
T.
B.
Handley,
of
Hillsboro.
ton,
were
closed
last
Tuesday,
by
the
cariosity. It was a slip of Blackberry
Ed.
has
many
friends
in
this
city
who
Merchants Protective union. Their
I
ladies of the Bap- vine from his garden in this city, and
Prices to the Bedrock.
I*n. * resbyterian churches are each growing upon it were green and n( e will join with us in w ishing him a long I liabilities to Portland creditors, it is
F. prEi.^nyrirtx.
Blaring to give some kind of an enter-1 blackberries and blackberry blossoms. and happy life.
Will
tuve
an
Carly
Fall
Stock
said, amount to about $8,orJ0.
•
■oeut id the near future.
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TELEPHONE
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E. B. Fellows
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Come See and be Convinced.
Furniture Store !
Undertaker’s Goods !
G. E. DETMERING
Livery and Feed Stable !!
Give me n Call
Lafayette Harness Shopr
Portland Prices.
Truck and Express
M. S, GOFF
F. E. RUSS Boot and Shoe Store !
The Milliner,
McMinnville, Oregon
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