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OFFICIAL DIICECTORY.
t.-V KN|''1‘,e
accompanied bjMiss
Li'lge ......
e ',.n ”-l,1-a»re , wnl rt.it lor Spi'ague,
Prosecuting
* .1. t i-moriow, where Miss N. expects
”• »pi n I the sin.imer. Miss B ingtssei
»hl return in a lew d .»■« and take up
It. I*. Bird
Fenator» J
■I. W. Wall. h'-r residence in Poitlan Lwlioie she will
R. It. I niiL-lilin, retstile in the future
Representatives
F. N Little
Tire grand jury returned a true bill
i'. Liifollett.
Jtt.ige
L. Lougluirv. iciiin-t JI i pie, confined now in the
•I. S. Hibbs, toui'tv ja l on i hargeof mtnitering D. I.
Commissionen t
i
tiro, Dorsev. t orker, last fall. Marple was arranged
< Terk ...............
G. AV. llriedwell. ■Natinday, and plead “not guilty” utni
Sheriff .
T. .1. Harris. h'H trial net for Wednesday, Thia case
Trciisure-
W. W. Nelson, wih p.obably occupy several days.
A«»es»ir
•Wyatt Harris.
School Supt... .
■ ■ J. A. ('. Freund
Surveyor
•.. .J.l>. Fenton.
C roakers .—Every town and citv, no
Coroner
I*.
Nurver. matter how flourishing, says an ex
change, is afflicted more or less with
TELEPHONE WHISPERINGS. those animals called croakeis, and . s
they litt their boots on to the stove and
tell whit tliev don’t know about tins
Fresh roasted peanuts at II. II
country, one would be led to believe
Welch’s.
tf
that we were all going oil a dead run to
Try the Ro3e Dirk Harrow. F. J. Mar
the “demnition bow-wows.” Tho croak
tin, Agt.
er, however, is only happy while he is
Solitaire is still one of the g tines in
growling. If he could earn $20 a day lie
the town.
would growl because lie had to work Io
The go ><l work on the streets gons it. But there is method ill the madness
slowly onward.
of his giowljng; Im croaks to hide his
D. B. Putman, Esq.,of Amity WHS in own laziness and shiltlessness. It he i-
g.veil a chance to get a raise, he be
the city Satiiriluv.
comes a rheumatic and curses tin-
For posts and hoards go to R. B. weather. No matter how things go, he
Stowe’s lumber yard.
tilt/
is bound to have bis croak, and when
Our Worthy young frien I J. p. Mu old man Gabriel toots his resurrection
mi lt. Mr. Croaker will be sure to ask
gruder is going to leave us.
aim why he didn’t toot it fonder.
Use “Stan lard Sa.on” s ían
... If 1.10 pe
.,
box, full we gilt at C. Gii-S 'ii’s.
I ncle T om ' s C abin .—The opera house
At the St ir restaurant, lunch and hot was well lilted Saturday night to witness
coffee at all hours, only ID cents.
the appearance of Horace Ewing's
Choral Union will meet at the resi Mammoth Unde Tom’s ( abin company
dence of W.H. Bingham this evening.
tlie company is a large and good oi)e.
For sale—Team. wagon, and harness ami their rendition of rhe latnous plav
cheap. Inquire of T. 1*. Austen. 84tl0 is new and popular. Some of the char
Th > Canton Clipper plows are th ■ acters were exelleiitlv sustained, Wm.
he t in t'ae
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market. For sale by F. J. O. Day as “Uncle Tom” could hardly
Martin.
be improved. Mr. Def.ano as “Lawyer
I)r. Young captured the first trout oí Marks” continually brought down the
the season Friday, lie brought in a louse. The Acme colored quartette,
nice string.
was an interesting feature of the play,
Mr. A. Andrews from Acton, Morrow fltey are excellent singers ami were re
peatedly
brought before the footlights.
conntv, is piving Itis old friends in this
As tiie troupe spent Sun lay in this city,
vicinity, a visit.
tlie colored quartette gave a sacred con
Mrs. J. E. Holman is a passenger on cert at the opeia house Sunday evening
the incoming steamer, and will arrive which was well attended, and heartily
enjoyed by those present.
home to morrow.
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l-ugg'es ¡».i ]
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duel's and O h
witle tiies. 1
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•inity the,
city bns J
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ini to uiii«
reover. he]
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BROWNS
DISTRICT.
We hear that the Uncle Tom’s Cabin
troupe, left several others in the same
fix as Frank Collard.
Horsemen; remember we not onlv
guarantee the best work on horse bills,
but the lowest prices also.
Mrs. D. B. Kingery, living on Mud
dy was taken quite si-k Saturday, but
at last reports was improving.
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If you want a good wagon, call at
Messrs. B., T. A S. an 1 t < tv w.ll sell
you a Studebaker wagon cheap.
Lost.—A pair of gobi rimmed spetac'.es.
The under will he suitably rewa ded by
returning the s.<mo to this office.
)is:
lecci»
lower,
it the!
mil g»
IL I . Turner, formerlv of the T ei e -
I’ltoNi, left yentenlay lor Poitlaml. He
goe. to aeeept u Kituu ion us telegiaphii-
ehitui on tire daily News.
Messrs.B., T. & S. sell the Hoosier
se tiers and d il s. They are th« best
in the mat kel. Call and see them.
B usiness C hange .—Mr. H. F. Turner
who for the past ten months has been
associate 1 with the publication of this
paper, has sold his interest in the same
to Mr. II. L. Heath, of this city. The
business will be conducted at tlie old
.stand, under the firm name of Talmage
Heath.
There will be no material
change in the paper. It will be ¡»sued
regularly Tuesdays and Fridays as here
tofore, anti it will lie tlie endeavor of the
p esent prop ieto s to keep it up to its
ii esent standard ot ex-e 1 nice.
lit
-nbs< ription r tee w ill remain $2 per
tear—the cheap-st paper in Oregon.
Let us continue the pleasant business
elations we have heretofore bad with
our p.itr nis.
The ladit’s guild of St. James church
H elp E ach O ther .—If you want your
will meet at the residence of Mis. James
town to thrive, make all your purchases
Turner, to-morrow, (Wednesday) at 2
a home ; give your own mechanics the
p. in.
preference; when you want anything go
Mrs. O. O. Hodson »nd her sist r Miss
M innie Boye of thirt city are the guests mt and buy from those who are your
of Mrs. Will Hodson of Portland, tliB townsmen and pations, and thus keep
week.
vonr money at home. If you want a
F. J.' M.i'tin will hive a fina lini o ?»$ir of boots or shoes, gel t iem at home ;
buggies, spring wagons, and cartit in i a su't ol clothes is wanted, see if you
stock next week. Don't buy until yon
oino tailor can m.ige them before send
see them.
ing aluoad, and ii you want a job oi
i inting done, don’t send a wav or give
Now is the time to get a goo 1 plow
cheap at. Messrs, Ba nek iff, T io n.is«» i an order to a runner for a foreign offic«
<fc Swanson, before they move into tliei ii you can get it done at home as well
nd just as cheap. In short, help eacl
n«w building.
othe and in that way help your ow i
Read the new ad. of Mrs. II. F. tow n.
Stuart in to-day’.s issue. She has a
large and fine assortment ot mi littery
W ill not O rganize .—We have been
goods, at low prices.
requested by several ot the old members
Clarence Turner has gon1 to eastern of Custer Post band to state that they
Oregon to reside in the liitu e. We a e did not thine the sum subscribed by
sorry to lose hi»n, but our loss is their
tn- citizens for Heir support, Wis sttfli-
gain.—Day ion III- aid.
c.eiit to warrant their reorganixatitn
Attention is called to the bill an vmne- ,’lie sum suh-ciibed was about $21
ing that, old Milton, th« well k town stal per month, ind as the boys won!*
lion of Yamhill county will stand the It ive to pu chare new instrument
ensuing season at McMinnville.
t brongliont, it would take a long tune l<
Last Saturday Messrs. B., T. <fe S. re pay for them. It seems as though w>
ceived I heir first envoiee >f buggies in mglit to ta'se a larger amount than tin
their new building, and will receive hove, to support such a needed institn
tion as a good band.
another lot sometime this week.
If you want to have a good laugh, g >
into Frank Colin d's and ue tr him kier
on the Uncle Tom’s Combination. T ey
borrowed a pistol of him and fo got L
return it.
We acknowledge a pl ■ is mt call. S it-
urdav afternoon, f om Prof. D. T. Stan
ley . p esident of th« O egon State N >r
inal school of Monmouth, who was in
the city.
G mik I spring openrng itt M «« F F.
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’ , At> il 8
Russ’on , . Friday
and
Satu dav,
and 9. The ¡adie« of McMinnville and
vicinit v tire cordially intited (o com«
and see the new styles, etc.
II oly W eek S ervices —St. Jamef
church Rev. John C. Fair rector: S-rvi
«•8 during Holy Week as iollows: eve v
lay (accepting Satin d i v) at 10 a. n
Wednesday, at 7:30 p m. Go<>d Friday,
it 7:30 p. in. Salter eve — Saturday —
7:3<)p. m. Regular annual election oi
GieveHry, will take place on East
Jonday after the service nt 10 a. in.
Regular ineet’ng of the woman’s gtiild oi
•*1. .James church, will lake place at 2
p. rn. on Easter Mon lay at the church.
M ii . linf . ky .— dr». H. P. Sturt the
halier in the millinery business, has
F. ...
J. Madin has a fine line of fa-m
machinery for s tie, shipped f-om th • something lor our readers, in annthm
eist. Now is the time to huv machinery. column of this paper. Mrs. Stuart has
A'ter the inter-state commerce law is in greatly enlarged the interior of her store
effect prices are sure to raise.
ind will receive new goods regularly
A r.t«e Rail Associttim lit« been twice a week, during the snmmer
months. Every Tn«» lay and Thureday
org.mtz I at this place with the foilow
Its. Stuart will present new good»
ing office's: President, A. M. Handere.
It »ill cost nothing
secreta-v. Will P. Hol n tn, trea»5ire , I. to her customers
Sanders
Lon s Maddock was elect to cad and ex imine Iter immense slock
ed captain of the nine chosen.
R iad I t —Rogers A To bi, the rust
Dr G. F Tucker, « ill leave to-mor ow ling proprietors of the city drug sto-e.
with his daughter. Nellie, for the S mud
country in hopes of restoring li^r health come to the front this week with a large
lie will be gone about ten d iv«, an I advertisement wbi.-h appears in this is
during Ilia abs-nce. Dr. J. H. N«l»on, sue. Roger» a To.ld are pushing, relia
will attend to the duties of the office.
ble business men and rttean what they
civ.
Read their advertisement, ad i
A one legged dance» and his assistant he convinr-eii that they will sell yon
gave a free exhibition at the ope a d ugs at bedrock prices.
hone» Friday night. The entertam-
ment was fair, conside.ing that it di
Wn.L I.EAvx Ua.—Dr Howard leave«
not cost attv'hing
A coll »«tion w,-
taken up which netted a neat little «nm. n» on Thnnvlay for Florida; takes tire
steamer on Friday, from laqnina for
Rhe cane nf J. S. Ma-tm vs John Sax 'tl foin a. . whe
where e he
lie intend» to Max
oc -npied th« attention of th* court, tir /week» »o. fherrto -lowlv
le»
low tv mem
m*’
greater part of la-t w -ek. It wa« a «ni' toward hi» future bu-i e I in the
er-
for tlie recovery of inottev niton nh at glad««, am mg the all’gat. ore. May en« -
•tored in Sax’s, mill at the time of th.
. eaa attend yon Do« in your hunt for
tire a year ago. It was decided in tavor
the hide for vour shoes.
of the plaintiff.
NM
W. C. T. V.
^favéto
OUR ASSISTANTS.
The last session ot the Yamhill county
Cbl'Ittlll.
W. C. T. t . met Wednesday evening,
March 30. The exercises wete varied
April, 4 th. 1887. |
and interesting. There was an address
Items scarce.
by the district president of the W. C. T.
Hie P. O. is in the hands of Mr. Plum
U., Mrs. Edwards, short »l eeches by mor.
Rev. Mr.Henderson, an o. igina! poem by
Mr. Redding w»s in Portland last
Miss Olds and scveial pieces of music week.
by the choir. A vote of thanks was
Mr. J. W. Hutchcroft ¡»improving his
tendered by the convention to the citi . property.
zen of McMinnville on the following:
I A number of our citizens attended
Resolved, that the thanks of this con court last week.
vention are due, and are hereby tender
School opened this morning with Mr.
ed to the ministers and officers of the Thomas at the helm.
M. E. church for the use of the church
Lots in the Kutch addition to Carlton
and other kind services in behalf of this are being improved by their respective
convention;
owners.
To the Choral Union and all others
Mr. Fred Hardwick of Lafayette took '
who assisted in the music lor their favor care of the store wltile Mr. Redding was
in the way of musical elite; tainment;
a way.
To the ministers of the city for their
Messrs. Barnekoff, Thomason and ■
uniform kindness and couitesv, and for
their valuable assistance o:i the pro- I Swanson have their hardware house
open ready for business.
g; amine;
To the editors of the Reporter and
JoYCK.
ri: 1. evh o.sr: for their kindness in giving
notice of this convention and for rejiort-
Lafayel te.
ing tlie proceeding’s of the meeting.
April 4,1887.
Resolved, that we fully appreciate
ind gratefully acknowledge Qie kindness
Court will probably run all this week.
of our triends and we tender them out
sincere thanks for their cordial welcome
XV. M. Townsend, of Lakeview, is in
md generous treatment.
town.
CHANGED OWNERS ! !
Tliis space now belongs to vs
We have bought it for a year
and we propose to show you that we
can and will sell you
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
ALBUMS, ARTIST’S MATERIALS,
PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES
AT AS
LOW PRICES!
I As any store
Judge Ramsey, of Salem, is attending
court here this term.
In tlie case of Martin vs Sax, Sax was
Board of trade met in regular session beaten. This case lasted nearly three
days.
it the council chambers last evening.
Bert Eastman came down from Murry
In the absence of President Fenton, J.
I. T. las' week to be a witness in the
E. Magers filled the chair.
Marple trial.
Committee appointed at last meeting
R. E. Marple was indicted by the
in relation to fair grounds, made verbal
grand jury for minder in the first degree.
sport which was accepted, and on mo IPs trial wa»H 't for Wednesday, of this
tion Messrs. Wallace and Manning were week. H. Y. Thomson, of Portland, is
ippointed in addition to former commit going to defend hint.
tee, which was continued with a view to
Deputy Sheriff Savage had quite an
purchase the grounds.
encounter with a tnan bv the name of
Communication from Wm. lleid, in Brown, w ho resides above Willamina,
mswer to special committee appointed in the hills. Savage called at his house,
in the night to inquire the way to anoth
bv the board, in regard to getting trans er man’s house, when Brown met him
portation facilities by Narrow Guage at the door witii a gun anti told him to
“git.” He would not listen to any
railroad read and placed on file.
Committee on roads and highways re thing and said he did not care whether
ported that they had interviewed Mr. I he w as sheriff or not, but for him to go,
Campbell, who agreed to sell land for | and Savage says he went, you bet.
the purpose of widening the toad at the |
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end of Cozine creek bridge. Committee
was continued.
Amii y.
On motion the president and secret»-1
April 2, 18S7.
ry otthe board were authorised to con
fer with tiie receiver of the O. & C. rail- j Very backward weather for sowing
road, with a view of getting parcels grain.
brought to this cilv by evening express I
Dr. Goucher Inis again located with
as a matter of accomodation to business
men and farmers, during the coming us. His office is two doors north ot the
St. Charlee hotel.
summer.
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Mrs. Kinman introduce! something
C rime I ndirectly C harged —The new in the party line last week. I think
Oregonian gives the following regardin 'g she called it a “Rag Party.” It proved
a success.
tlie Martin—Sax case: A civil suit of
Charley Post, an old resident of this
more than ordinary local interest was
city, moved to McCoy last week, so ns
t ied in the state circuit court for Yam to be near his farm, which is located in
hill county last week, before Judge R. that section.
P. Boise and a jury. It was an action
Court week has its effects upon the
by a farmer named Martin against John citizens of this town, judging from the
Sax, to recover $950, the value of a lot way they travel backward and forward
of wheat stored in defendant’s ware from Lafayette.
The Oil Fellows’ anniversary cele
house at McMinnville, which burned
last sprint». The jury found for the bration is to be held at this place on the
2(>th, and if the weather is favorable,
plaintiff tn the amount claimed, and the will undoubtedly be a success.
verdict carries with it an indirect charge
W. F. Coulter is serving his country
of crime. Briefly stated, the case win
by attending Dendy’s court ns a grand
this: John Sax owned a flouring mill i juror.
j
. It is quite a trouble for a farmer
____ _ a ______
ami warehouse, fie is a wealthy farmer J io
to be taken .......
from ..._
his work
mouth _ or
..nd no tnan stands higher for rectitude ! six weeks just now.
in this
Board of Trade,
of character. The milling and ware- i Every dwelling liottre in town is oc
house business was conducted by Itis > cupied, and more could be rented if
on and Itis son-in-law. A large amount | fboy were only here to rent. Wake up
of whPHt was stored in’ the warehouse bV
, - ““
-
e > and work
lor the interest of your town.
by various farmers. The complairft ¡d-
leges that the wheat was destroyed
_____ ..._ ¡ I would call the attention of the road
through the fault of Mr. Sax, by his sit|H’rvisor of district No. 17 to the con
-uient», namely his son and son-in-law. dition of the west end of one of our
< he hoys had. been losing money through b.idges. A little jndii'ious labor ex
ad speculation, and in order to corn eal pended there would be a great improve
the fact from the ol<l man, had sold the ment.
wheat in the warehouse. Shortly be
Mr. Geo. Gatnmie, of Brondmead,
fore the fire, so the plaintiff alleged,
the boys <s agents for Mr. Sax, instil came near having a serious accident one
ed the mill ami the warehouse for their d.ty last week. He was driving home
ull value and the wheat therein for $5,- from luwn in » ltai k, and in passing a
>tti. Then the mill burned. About Its white calf, his team took fright and rail
110 bushels of wheat was stored in the away, jumping over a wire fence, over
tuiiding at the time, valued at $0,500. turning the hack and spilling the occu
i'be suit above mentioned was a test pants out. No serious consequences,
however.
•ase, anti now actions will be commenc
M ore A non .
ed against Mr. Sax bv the various far
mers who owned the wheat. The instil-
itice men h ive watched the case with
Brace Up.
iiiucli interest, and peihaps pioi-eediugs
You are feeling depressed, your apj»etite |
other than legal will be commenced.
is poor, you are bothered with headache. ■
you are fidgetty, nervous, and generally
out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace |
Following is the list of letters remain up. but not with stimulants, spring medi- ■
cines, or bitters, which have for their basis |
ing uncalled for in the poatoffice at Mc very cheap bad whisky, and which stimu- [
lute you for an hour, and then leave you in J
Minnville, Oregon, April 1, 1887:
worse condition than before. Wlial you i
Eastman, J. J.
McCenlv, .Mr.
want is an alterative that will purify your j
Ea-terhrooks, A. E.O'Dell, G. W.
blood, start healthy action of liver and kid-
dcl.attghlin.'G. E. O'Biien, Mr.
neys, restore your vitality, and give renew- '
S,..neer, Alex
ed health and strength. Such a medicine '
Parties calling for tl,e same plea e you will find in Electric Bitters, ami only i
50 cents a bottle at Rogers & Todd’s drug
say advertised.
J. F. W iscarvkr ,
store.
3
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BEV. DR. FREELAND, of Fowlerville,
N. Y..write» us that two bottles of Gilmore’s
Aromatic wine cured Ills wife of nervous
The beat salve in the world for cuts, ness and sleeplessness. Fold by Roger ' A
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhetim, fever Todd.
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
GILMORF/S A ROM ATIf' WINE is n pos
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi itive cure fur all those painful complaints
common to all our liest female popula
tively cures piles, or no pay required. so
tion. ¡Sold by Rogers <t Todd.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion. or money refunded
Price 25
REV 1. M DERBY, of Linden. N. Y.,
cent» per box.
For sale by Rogers & says; "The Gilmore Aromatic Wine pr<iv-
erl
a great blessing to my wife.'. For sale
Toi'd.
29yl
by Rogen A Todd.
WANTED. A case of tenialc wrea’rne«».
Home Protlnce Market.
, general rh’liility or nervous exhauston that
■ Gilmore's Aromatic Wine wile not cure,
Corree »eil for the T klbfhoxs by Baxter A Hold by Rogers A Todd.
Rogers,
REV. E J WHITNEY, of Clarkson. N.
Wheat. | er V«
»5* Y . says: Gilmore'.» Wine for female weak-
Oats, ¡ mt l»u
.......
Ls 1 nos» stands without a rival. Sold bv Rogers
Flour, per bar.
$t.40(f $l.*l | A Todd.
10c 1
EgLS. per <l«»f ................
Butter, ¡»er lb
........
25c
GILMORE S KROMATH' WINE is the
Cheese, best, ¡»crib.......
®c | great remedv for women and children, 12»
Apples. ; er 1 m » x .........
.»ex for $L Sold by Rogers A Todd.
P*
Bacon, sides
.........
GILMORE S AROMATIC W/NE makes
••
shoulder ...........
lady beautiful, because It gives her good,
H(íí 12’4
••
ham. sugar cured
< li l,l.«»l Hold by R< gers A Todd.
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.
B orx —In this citv, Siittirdav, Aptil 2,
DW7. to the wile of E. W Wallace a won,
weight 7*j pound«. Mother and t-ltild
•Ining well. West is n-»t able Io lie out
vet. but it is liojted he will ret over.
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city or county
ri lie Druggists
Loc.'l Notice.
Th" Great Transcontinental Raute
We a;e pleased to cell the atient!«»’? of
‘»ur readers to t*he announcement of M s>rs.
Barnekoif. Thomabon 4' Swanson, which
will appear in this week’s i>»me These
gi n leinen have otublished al McMinn
ville, McMinnville cfo-sing and t'nrl-
ton. coimnodious v iiteliou-es. complete
with latest improved machinery for
The Direct Route I No Delays!
the proper handling of g-ain. and
oiler the
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farmers
of .............
Yamhill
county the
Fast Trains I
verv best facilities for storage and elvaifng
of their grain
Years of experivnee and ;i
practical knowledge of the business enable TITZE LOWEiST TÏ^TLE.
.hem to guarantee satisfaction They also
pay the bigbest cash price for gram of all
TO CHIOAGO AND ALL POINT8
kinds, and carry in stock a full line of the
very best farm machinery, wagons, 4-c It East. Tickets sold to all prominent pom ’
w ill be to the advantage of all farmers to
throughout tlie East and ¡Southeast. |
call and see them before making any other
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arrangements for disposal of their grain or
buying their machinery or wagons By
TO
EAST-3OUND
PASSENGERS
courteous and honorable*dealing ami strict
attention to the best interests of their pat
Be careful and do not make a mistake. ■:
rons, Messrs. Barekofi'. Thompson it Swan
But be sure to take th®
son will seek to hold the foremost position
among the business firms of Yamhill coun
ty, and we bespeak for them the the suc
cess whii h must attend their ellbrts Call
and -»ee them.
And see that your ticket reads via |
N orthern P acific R ailroa
Most Excellent.
ST. PAUL 08 MINNEAPOLIS
J. J. Atkins, chief of police, Knoxville,
To avoid clinnres and serious delays oc
Tenn., writes: "My family and I are bene
sinned by other routes.
ficiaries of your most exccllerft medicine,
Dr. King's New Discovery for eonsuiuption :
having found it to lie all that you claim for Through Emigrant Sleeping Ca
it, desire to testify to its virtue. My friends
are Run on Regular Express
to whom 1 have recommended it, praise it
at every opportunity.” Dr. King's Jiew
Trains Full Length of the
Discovery for Consumption js guaranteed
Line. Berths Free.
to cure coughs, colds, bronchitis, as,limit
croup, ami every affection <>P the throat,
LOW RATES f QUICKTIME!1
chest ami lungs. ’
Trial bottles free nt Rogers & Todd's
drugstore. Large size $1.
3
General Office of the Company,
He. 2 Washington St., Portland, C
FOR SALE.
A
PIECE OF YA IJ ABLE PEOrEIB
v. ty consist mg of <r)l’o ncres one mile
from North Yamhill, Oregon 'i’his piece of
land will be sold cheep on easy terms The
property has a good house and out build
ings, two good wells, a first-class brick yard,
a good young orchard and small fruit of a l
kinds Will also sell a good butcher shop
in North Yamhiil. For further p irtimiars
address
.1 L CASTLB,
North Yamhill, 'Oregon.
A.
D. CHARLTON,
General Western Passenger Agenti
IST<'w Opening !
In McMinnville. Oregon
ERNEST
BOLLACK
JowoEry v/ork Jeatiy Dcno.
V7alelíes Guaranteed & We
ranted.
Third street, between C and I) in the t__
oring establishment of R. B. llibbs.
GOOdS Mxvsvvy
Mrs. H. P. STUART’S,
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Ack
Dyspepsia Tablots will cure Dyspep
Indigestion and Constipation; sold oi
positiva guarantee nt 25 and SO cents
I G. W. Hurt. Druggist.
REGULARLY
J. H. HENDERSON
TIMES A WEEK
(Successor to I, Root)*
Carrie» u fnll and complete stock off
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Give Her A Call Before Purclias
Groceries, Crockory, Glasswr
Wooden and Willowware,
ing Elsewhere.
Tobacco Ci^arS
Remember the Place,
Goods delivered promptly to any p»a|
of the < ity.
Goods Exchanged for Produce
Having Bought the—
raw
Truck and
Í'
Express
4*
4
Mil
Business of fx»gan Bros. Hender
son. I am ready to do all kinds of
Trucking
\v
F.
CQLLAR
—Denier In—
Guns, Piatolg, Ammunition
Cutlery, Fibhing Tackle, Etc., j
All klriilx of
and
Delivering Gunsmith, Locksmith and Sev
Machine Work done w
—At Any Time.—
Ncatneu and Dirpatcli.
Delivery Wagon Always Ready.
Choke-boring a Specialty, and £
factio»- Guaranteed.
Give Me a Trial.
M. S. GOFId
One Door wont of Boxtor A Ifortli
9ft
u. Blood Elixir Is the only
” Blood lh-niedy guaran
IMPOTENT A’ IN MAN OR WOMAN teed. Tt Is a positive co re for Ulcers. Ernp-
itlelly cured by Gilmores Aromatic wine.
tionsorHypliihtic Poisoning. It purifies tire
d<l by Kogers A Todd.
whole system, and b^aislresa'l Rheumatic
LAVI
and
Neuralgic pains. Wo guarantee it.
u»eGilmore'» Ar» untie win
ill enn
u. cold try Ragers a Todd.
lin». W. Bin. Druggist.
í A jto
wt,that are fretful, pre
AmGYV
croM> or intuí,i,.4 j
Windy Colle,
Teething
l’ains,
Stomach Disorders, can be r> -II
at once by using Acker's Baby Soo
It eon’aiits no Opium or Morp’
heneo la safe. Price il ecuts. Rub
G. W. Burt, Druggist.