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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1887)
ksT SIDE TELEPHONE. c. M. Knapp, living below I .fav.-ii-- XT“ t11'1. "U1A th" Vh^ma .: The Horse Show. Temperane» at Sonili Yamhill. 31 -olii ui March to u Owing to the inclemency of the weath The eighth annual exhibition ot fine ,"?IN...... *«• I matched.1 The er Senator J. \V. Waits was not present th im> tu nucT. huise.4 wa» it *bl m thia city Saturday, in ..e and colt» aie doing well. .....................IL P. hid ! was well attended by lioroetnen | Co deliver a temperance lectuie at the South Yamhill Baptist church, us was Siotiug Attorney I 'O put m the,I- appearance, last 8dt- from all parts of the county. No premi-1 appointed. However, no blame rests <■> srv. inns were offered for the finest hoises, ‘ -i ■ Hiey sa d something .|,.mt ( ,ne R. P. Rin: upon the broad shoulders ol the l)r. blit I ■■»tur’ { I ... .1. W. W, ft.. o' !’ *-\'rs tndi~|>..»ed, w. but some very tine etuiliona were i res I R. K. Laughlin, olJvti ' e ' ',lh “ie‘»distpused to ent, besides a number of voung horses, j he is hereby requested to fill the ap- Lprrsentidivcs J F. X. Linie. piaj the -McMinnville nine. At 2 o’clodk the hoise. were ,,;lIaile(i ¡»oiiitinejit in the ne.ir futunr. I ■ ........ <’. Lpfi.llett. Now 1 do think that tor real grit our of ^-Minnville public through the streets, after which thev .......... L. Lougharv. s.-h?et F*" ........ :L 8. Uihli’s. avenin K m '5 i‘.n,''",e,t-“niiieiit 1- rid.il were taken to the ground just east ol the ■ neighbor» doserve some praise, fur al Lttuissioiicis j ........ <»co. D ofhpv . axeiiing May (i, forthe purpose of pur- • depot, where their fine ' qualities were j ' though - cold and stormy, , - thirty of the . . G. W. Briuilwell. trA ■oom"K Ti" ?'L'“n lor ,lle principat’s liscussed by »n adiuiring throii7of s"|H>c- tempeiisnc» leader» were pre»- ........ T. .1. Harris. forril’’ ’ h teachers have been lerv -------- CONSISTING OF--------- ...... W. W. Nelson. , ' IgMtii-e? ........ Tbe use of the», ales at the de- e»t. Who after some appropriate »ongs, Wyatt Harri*. bu-.V p.epa, mg the pupils for the exe,'- tatora. requested Mr. Nelson Cone to address cisch and a» we have witnessed the ie- pot, wore kindly tendered to the ownets J. A. Freund. LiikilHupt........ ......... L B. Fenton. learnalB We predict for them one of the of horses and most of them were brought ' them, which ho immediately proceeded , Lrvey’r ........ ........ D. C. Narver. host entei: ainnients evei given in Mc u'oroiier ............ around and weighed, Among those to do. Minnville. by school children. From the countenance of Nelion Cone I that were weighed we note the follo»- The dance given by the bam], of this ing. one would not pronounce him more! TELEPHONE WHISPERINGS. Place, in their hail «as well attended than sixty, but truly be 1» about 80 L oyd II., owned by II. Hewitt. and an evening full ()f enjoyment was year» of age, and although he spoke not 1’itlNCE, owned by Dan Kirby. spent by every one present. The music B frrsh roasted peanuts at II. H. «as good and oidei was well kept, and P edbo , J r ., owned by W. Woods. in praise of himseli. It seems to me ■ffek'li’s- tf that Ins life, being strictly temperate, is H enry ,owned by S. F. Yocum. t e good tune enjoyed by the p.irtii-ipa- B See Roger« A Todds new stock of •ois will lie look.-d back upon hv even D exter , owned by W. F. Ralston. all the example necessaiy to »trike con ■siting tablets. our of them. It is a well known fa.’t B en R oy , owned by Win. Cooper viction of its beauty, to the heart of any that the b„nd boys, can, and do give a B Grindstones 2 cents per pound, at good tune to eveiy oue that attends thee “Autocrat” colt,owned by S. Hatch. sensible young man of to elay. “Milton” colt, owned by J. Ramsey ■jlunning & Co’s. eiitei luiuinent«., Without any attempt at oratory, be B County court convened at Lafayette, The rite of con fii mat ion will be al itt. J ohn S anco , owned by II. W. Hew began by a thorough explanation of the way in which many of the intoxicating Jjesttrday, May 2- ministere.l at M. James cbm eh .McMinn Y oung T ornado , owned by P. I’et liquors are manufactured. Then follow B Gsn. Chris. Taylor, of Dayton was in Ville, on bunday .May 8. at the a. m ereon. ed the temperance organization from ■tliecity Saturday. mi-vice.- '¡he Right Rev. 1!. Wista “Magna Charta” filley, owned by A. 1826. to the present time, and telling in ■io ns I). ]). «¡11 preael, | 1() tli iiiornin- liis own pleasant way of the eviis of in ■ for post« and boards go to K. H. Myers. ¿lad evening, Kssisted in the services b\ temperance, and the many treasures ■ Stove's lumber vard. til tf • ‘ Glenn Dudley ” filley, owned by he rector, R..v. Jjhn 0. Fair, tit laid up for the temperate. As he season I Wanted—A fi'-st class dressmaker. 11 a. m. anti 7:30 p. m. Holy cotmnun- iesse Clark. ed his remarks with true anecdotes, all “ Magna Charta ” filley. owned by L. ■ Apply to Mr« II. P. Stuart. un du mg the a. in. f-ervit e. Siintlax were conipt-iled to say that an extempo *ol at 9:3 ) a. m. ^|| ar0 coidiaih Livermore. rary speech, comp.uativi'lv few temper I Kotteis A Tod 1 are s-lliiig stationery 'di nviied to aiti-nd. “ Magna Charta ” colt, owned by A. ance leoiui-er» could produce more con Bclieapei' than any place in the city. -I. Me Daniel. vincing truths. The Great Ttansroidiat i:tal lìmite. Local Notice. I If von want a good training cart-for. '— I torsi; R ansacked .—Grandma Dnr- G eo . I’ atciien . owned by T. G Remarks were made by Mr. I.. Davis, lyour horse, call at F. J. Maltin'». .Mrs. S. M. Cook and Mr. King which n tt. returned from her visit to Salem, Stephenson. We are pleased to call the attention of would he well worthy of space in your Y oung C leveland , weighs ■ For Hale—Team, wagon, and harness l.mt Friday evening rtn<l being tired, did columns, if your bumble servant were our readers to the announcement of Messrs. lbs., owned by Jas. Fletcher. ■cheap- Inquire of T. P. Austen. 8-ttlu not go to her house until Saturdav Barnekoff, Thomason A Swanson, which their remaiks. E mulator , three year old Adiron- capable of wording will appear in this week’s issue These O ne who was T iierk , I At the Star restaurant a good bed and morning, when she found that some one lac, <IWned by Mr. Waddel. gentlemen have established at McMinn The Direct Route I No Delay» I ■ good meal can be procured at all hours had broken into the house during her ville, McMinnville crossing and I'arl- B lack P rince , a line English draft Programme. ton, conimod: "js warehouses. complete ihsence and torn things up guneially. horse, dapple brown, seven years old Fast Trains! I Three mires and one horse fir s. le Bedsteads, lounges, bureaus, tables, lune 23d, IG| hands high, weighs with latest improved machinery for ■ cheap. Inquire of Ji. S. or J. It. Booth proper Immlliiig of grain, ami Following is the programme for the the offer the — ............ ...v •hairs, sideboards, ironing hoards, 1,010. Gilson Bros, proprietors. farmers of Yamhill county the I Rogers & Tod 1 have the finest lot o metnre frames, and other things too A utocrat , J r ., highly bred trotting, public school entertainment at the opera very best facilities for storage ami cleaning of their grain Years <»i ex ¡•erience ami a ■ writing paper in tablets and boxes in the name: ous to mention, were piled up in lood bay, fine roadster. Has shown bouse. Friday evening May 6, 1887: TO CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS practical knowledge of the business enable Icily. Marsh Frakes, a full mile in 2:30. Song of welcome, School. them to guarantee >nti-fu' (i«m They also tiie middle of the floor, ami even the Address of welcome, Becky Duniphery. pay the highest cash price for gram of all East. Tickets -ild to all prominent points I Gns Pniiliis looked very 'atherly ves- co stove was torn down and piled out manager. kinds, ami em’iy in stock a full line of the Recitation, Maud VVashburne. throughout the East ami Southeast. Y oung E ngland , bright bay, En- ItrnfaV, l acking a high chair through the verv best farm machinery, wagons. Ac It into the woodshed. And upon examin glisli draft, lti hands 3 inches high, Recitation. Herbert Toney. I greets. will be to the advantage of all farmers to Songs, Kind“: gai ten. ation it was found that some one had weight 1,400 pounds, J. S. Hibbs, call and s*.*c them bi'fiire making any other TO EAST-BOUND PASSENGERS ! Recitation, Lester Daniels. I Miss Mary Day, of Dallas, is in the taken a brush and smeared white paint owner; Geo. 11. Hibbs, manager. arrangements for disposal of their grain or Dialogue, The Trees I city visiting relatives and friends for a buying t)n*ir machinery or wagons By lie careful and do not make a mistake. G len D udley . This is one of the dl over the ceiling ami walls, and blue Recitation, Sammy Gant courteous ami honorable dealing, and strict I few days, But be sure to take the paint on the kitchen floor and out-door famous horses owned by H.in. T. H. attention to the *.♦ ■? t interests . f their pat Recitation, Ambie Wiight rons, Ale.-sr-. Barckotf. Thompson A Swan I Born—In McMinnville, Sunday May- •tens. Mis. Bume*t became so indig Tongue, of Hillsboro. Song, Eva Eagan» son will seek to hold the foremost position N orthern P acific R ailroad Il, 1887, to the wife of \V. V. Price, a nant over the matter tli^t she would not Recitations. Kindergarten B lack S ampson , Jack, owned bv among the busine.-s firms of Yamhill coun have the old stove put up again, but Henry Gee. Song, Miss Martin's class daughter. He was one year old ty, ami we bespeak for them the the suc Aim see that your ticket reads via vent up to Sam. Manning’s and ordered April 10th. His weight is 600 lbs. Recitation. Maud Randall cess whi<'ll must attend their eiforts Cal! I J-C. Cooper has gone to the Dalles, one ot those St. Louis, superior cook Dialogue, Ten Lnzv Boys and see them Top G allant , Clydesdale, bred by having in charge a fine stallion of R. W. -toves, and now has it put up so the ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS, Music, Chas, and Zelpha Galloway. next one that breaks in can stay and do Ladd & Reed. Color: Bay, with star Phillips. Recitation, Jennie Barnekoff To avoid chan re« and serious delays occa iheir own cooking. It is not. known and black points. 1 year old. 15| soxos Of SEVENS. Don’t Experiment. For sale,—-50,000 first-cI* rs brick. If how many things were carried away but hands high. Weighs 1160 lbs. Geo. sioned by other routes. 7x1 Helen Galbreath soli! at once, will be sold cheap. Inquire • ao far nothing has been missed. You cannot afford to wa.*te time in expe Gatnmie, Manager. 7x2 Cyntitha Fellows at this office. rimenting when your lungs are in danger. C yclone , dapple bay. foaled in 7 X 3 Alias Daisy Young <'onsumpiion always mmuds at first, only a Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars " Eva Cook ~ ' I All kinds of farming implements from H ave Nor S old O ut .—It has been spring of 1884. by Hatnbletonian 7 7 X X 4 5 Miss ate Run on Regular Express cold. l‘<» not permit any dealer io impose M iss Hembree I »wheel barrow to a threshing machine, reported around that Snyder Bios., ol Mambrinus. D un, Lucy, by Bncon’s 7 X 6 Mrs. upon you with so nr ebe,ip itnitalion ol l>r. Dr. Tucker Trains Full Length of the I tt F. J. Mailin'». Astoria, had disposed of their printing Hatnbletonian. He is regarded as one King's New Discovery for ( ’ onsumption, 7 X 7 Miss Hembree Line. Berths Free. Coughs and C ’ oMs, but be sure you get the oi the most perfect colts in the state. I Every week sees some one moving lip business in that city to % gentleman Hong Annie Lali-ie, Mrs. Hamnett genuine. I’ecause be can make moie profit I inlo the mountaius on one of Jones A from East Portland. The following R. Baird owner. an I Dall.(by request) he may tell you he has something just ,*ts LOW RATES ! QUICKTIME! B urlesque , famous for no blood, I Adams lumber barges. Dialogue, Fairies, Queen, Edah Wal- good, or just the same. Don’t be deceived, tem from the Transcript itself denies except what is exposed from Saddle but insist upon getting Dr. King/ New Dis lace I Z. A. Davis, the general station agent the truth of the asset lion : If anybody marks. Remarkable for living with Song Robert Henderson covery, which is guar, intced Io give relief Gi neral Office of the Company, in all Throat. Lung ami (’hot affections I it Amity was in the city S*tn day, and tells you that tl»e Transcript office “has out eating. Entered by C. W. Cook, Dialogue, The Sillv Dispute 1 ’ rial bottles free at Huger A Todd's Drug I paid us a pleasant call. Music, Capt. Fellows and Dau. No. 2 Washington St., Portland, Or. been sold0 tell them that they know a in lieu of the $10,000 horse. Age 30 Store. Dialogue, Kitty’s Funeral I Several splendid opportunities are deal more about it than the t ranscript years, weighs 265 lbs. Music, l'rof. Young Y' oung H enry , sired by old Os I offered now by C. W. Talmage A Co. i self does. Whenever this institution A. D. ÇHARLTON, REV. W. FISK REQl’A, of Aurora, III., Dialogue, Mr. Brown I lor parties to secure homes. .-avs; “I have used Gilmore's Aromatic gets “sold” it will probably be aware of borne, Percheron horse, and his dam is Recitation. Josie Gardner • Generai Western Passenger Agent. Wine and find it an excellent hoiHeht'hl half Henry-and half Canadian. Young Song, Inez Eeclestmi I Wanted immediately an experienced the fact about as ear ly as the rest of the remedy that none ought to do without. For Dialogue, The Rival Orators I t’id to do housewoik at Mrs. II. P. world ami it aid not hesitate to speak Henry is dapple grey and stands 17 sale by Rogers A Todd. igiit out about it, squarely, candidly hands and one inch high, and wi ighs Dialogue, Checkmate I Stuart’s, opposite Grange stoie. and ui rly. Music, Capt.. Fellows I • 1,350 pounds. Morris Bros , owners. THE PRETTIEST LADY in Olean wv Dialogue, Darby and Joan W. F. Collard has moved his* shop asked what made her compleiion so-clear M ilton , is the provincial prize In McMinnville, Oregon. and beautiful. She said it was by using Recitation, Grace Stuart and gun store just across the sheet from 1‘ot.K C ounty I nstitute .—The countv horse, and is perhaps the only horse Gilmore ’ s Aromatic wine. Fur sale by Song, Mortgage the Farm Ins old stand and is neatly fixed nptheie institute, which convened .at Dallas on on the grounds that has brought a lingers A Todd. Music, Myrtie Appcison Barnekoff, Thomason A Swanson Thursday night-, was well attended. An pair of matched colts at one foal. They Dialogue, Womans Rights MRS. L. LOOM IS. of Elba. N. Y.. writes have on hand a full line of fine buggies, ■uLiress of welcome to visiting t cachets are the property of G. M. Knapp, who Music, Mrs. Hamnett and Dan. 1 us that she was sick for six months, was in hacksand wagon«. Call and sec them was deliveed by Miss Cha Raimer, and is as proud of the colts as J. M. Htil Dialogue, School duced to try Gilmore's Aromatic Wine, a Music, Lizzie Cline ami four bottles cured her. For sale by ery, owner, is of Milton. Canton Gang Plow, something new responded to by Prof. Prince Campliell, Rogers & Todd. Dialogue, Colored Photographer D uke of W enlock , Imported turns two twelve inches furrows eas e if Monmouth. Prof. E. B. McElroy de Cleveland Bay, foaled 1881, 164 bands Jewelry Work Neatly Done. Song, I’ll remember you in my pray REV. H. B. EWELL, of Pavillion, N. Y. than the ordinary sulkv tn ns sixteen livered the address of the evening, bis ers high, weighs 1520, Imported from says of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine ; "I be inches. For «ale by F. J. Martin’s. Closing address, Hon. J. F. Caples. lieve it to be a most desirable remedy to be Watches Guaranteed & War subject being “English Literature.” On Cleveland, England, to Springfield, placed in every family.” For sale by Rog Dr. Magers, well known in this citv. Friday morning Superintendent Peebles HI., by Sterieker Brothers, and by ers A Todd. ranted. Corl ton. has returned to bis residence rm Center of Marion county, introducid the topic, George Wiley for the Cook farm, and Thirteenth streets, from bi« farm in “Organization of Schools,“ which be California, and brought from the lat THE WIFE. MOTHER AND M \1D who Third street, between (’ am! J^in the tail April, 2, 1887. suffer from Female weakness and Debility, oring eslabli.-Iiiiii’iii of K. Ji. jlibbit. 74tf* Yamhill county.—Salem Statesman. ■ I Hi ussed during the day, arid in the ter by Ladd <t Reed, Portland, Ore will find Gilmore ’ s Aromatic a positive Disagreeable weather. •uro. For sale by Rogers A Todd. Almost every corner is decorated bv evening Prof. Van Scoy delivered an gon. Geo. Ganiinie, Manager, Amity, Fall sown grain still continues to lo< k mechanics, firurine, and s<-l:omirg to • hlress. The institute closed Sat'i'diy Oregon. rw- the Children. They are ee- GILMORE’S AROMATIC is a yn at suc M ctv S enator . This is a fine Bbn-k well. pec]»Hy liable to sudden get the many job« that a “ enntempl d“d i ht with an entertainment. Almiit cess, therefore v.e challenge the World to Ccugh. at present, by the moneyed men of this ti y teachers were p csentat the lnati- stratiger horse, coal black color, 16^ Coovert driven > dark Hambleton produce its equal as a restorative for woin- *olds, Cougli», Crimp, Whooping Ccugh, t He Siipt. It. F. Robison, of Polk, hands high, nine years old.and weigli- ian Dr. ■ to. XV» gOMMtoe Acker’» ~ English ' city >n. For sate by Rogers A Todd. cole. r sided. Remedy a positive cure. It saves 1,150 lbs. Senator is of g-iod style and For Sale.—A complete farming outfit A good many of our citizens were at GILMORE’S A l.’OM A I’D' WINEis a po- Lour» of amxiou» watcLing. Bold by consisting of .plows, harrows, hors«»“, itive cure for al! those painful complaints Geo. \\*. Dr. uggist. I nsane M an E scape —S. W. McDow action and acknowledged to be as fine Me Minnville i.ist Saturday. o common to all our l est female popula and general farming imr*lements. In ell, an innmte of the insane asylum a horse as there is in Oregon ; was The new butchershop is about finish tion. Sold by Rogers A Todd quire of Jan. Sparks. Cowles fami Mc si cd by Nesmith's Black Stranger, he elude ! the watchfulness of the keepeis Minnville, Oregon. 88-10 by the Wvres’ horse, lie by Gi n. Knox. ed, and shows enter pi ise in the proprie REV L M DERBY, of Linden. N.Y.. tors. mJ escaped IbiiL.v night, hv tearing <ays; ‘‘The Gilmore Aromatic* Wine prov Barnekoff, Thomason A Swanson, his lied clothes in st'ips and letting him First dam by old Titnole-m ; second ed i great blessing to my wife.’, For sab Our postmaster keeps a confectionary dam by Lnmtnnx ; third dam Levia have now got their sample Empire hind stand besides a lew staple goods, and by Rogers A Todd. ateel frame, self out of lid* third story window. He than. John Wn ling, owner. er on hand. It is a fine ” GILMORE S \ROMATIC WINE is ti e F leetfoot , a dark chestnut, foaled geneial news agent. They have also a fine lot of twine tor is supposed to be in this county some gr-at remedy for women and children, 12 s the coining season. (Successor bi L. Root) where, as be was met near Wheatland in 1S80, sired by Kisber P. F. Cas Mr. John Shelton is putting up a fine uo ’(‘s for $1. Sold by Rogers A Todd. _ Yesterday, we were pleaq“'l to meet by Wm. Miller, and was on his way tleman owner. Mr. Castleman also witter tank on his fa. oi near town. Carries a full mid complete stock of JoYCX. Rev. Roorke. the new minister, who o.vanl Lafayette. His particular hallu exhibited a two year old colt (next succeeds Rev. Connor, at Lafayette. cination is that ho is governor ol the fall) sired by Fleetfo it. as a sample of » Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Rev. Roorke, is from Sal mi, and is a state, and naturailv rebells against h»- his get. There can be r^i doubt but Bncklen's Arnica Salve. , Wooden and Willcwware, very pleasant gentleman. ing locked up. Keepers are oil his that in Fleetfoot is combined the blood i tr.u-k and he will doubtless bi e.-intn-e ! -if three of the greatest trotting strains The licet salve in the world for cuts, Proprietor of ttie Mr». Lotiglisrv’s kindergarten school ore long. L ater .—MeDowell was cap Tobacco Cigars, known, (Messenger. Bashaw and Mor bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever take part in the entertainment to lie tured near Mi-Cov, Sunday. --------------- ■i swi i, Ndfadi tat gan) anil closely connected with, be sores, telter, chapped hands, chilblains, riven May 6. They w ill be distinguish G wm I* delivered promptly te any part ing own cou-in to Maud S., Jay-Eve- corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi ed from the other pupils bv their hand of the city/ O fficers E lected .—Following are See, Phclla«, etc., the fastest trotters tively cures piles, or no pay required. some little uniforms of blue and white. the names of the officers elected at the in the world. Goods Exchanged for Produce. 35tt It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac The leading The contract for building 1 red Sitton’s last regular meeting of McMinnville Price 25 tion, or money refunded large barn is let to Howell A Daniels, of I. O. G. T. lodge, to se ve the ensuing cents per box. For sale by Kogers A JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, G ood r.CBtNErs C hance .—A splendid Todd. this place. They also have the contract 1 2’dyl for building a large barn for Johnny Mc quarter: S P M Briggs, W C T; Emma oppr:tnnitv is here offered for engaging —OF— I Cullough four miles north of this place Wright, W V T; A B Appemon, W S: in the milling business. Nathan Newby Saved His Life. Mrs. E Vannatta, W F S; Anna Mc has placed in the han is of C. W. Tal Tom Rogers, and S.nn Moore, leave Guire, W T ; Henrv Eci-leston. W M; D. I. Wilcoxon, of Ilor-r Cave. Ky., eays to-dav ioran extended Inintingtrlp in the lames Cook, W I G; J I Knight, U <> mage A Co. for sale, bi« milling property Tliiril Street, McMinnville, Or mountains, they expect to “snail'' the G. The installation of offi.-e-s will take at Amitv. It consists of a »team grist he was. fur many veer«, badly afflicted with Phthisic, a ho DialxteN ; the name were al- fab hv the wagon load, snc'-e«« to them, placb at their next meeting, .Mavti, 18.87. mill, in good liming Older: two tun 1 iH<>*<t —Peak r in— unendurable an<l would eornetime« al and bovs bring us a few when vou come most throw liirn intoronvnhions. He tried DISSOLUTION NOTICE. of stones — one for flour and one for G uhp , Ammunition, back. F or S ale .—260 acres of land three ,.]10p—a good house and barn, and one , Electric Bitter* and pot relief from the first botth- and after takinp six bottles, was en A¿pvHGE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA I Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, Etc., Etc. Any information concerning the miles from Amity and near BriedwelP« tirely cured, and had gained in flrdi ciph- -A-N the <-o j>ari'tci ’i ip ln*r< < xi-fiut acre or more of ground. The macliin- »hoieabonts of R. L. James, once a res All kliith of ' teen pound*. Says lie positively lielicvps Iwtwccn A. L Talma .-r and II F. Turner, ilient of Lebanon, will b<> thankfully re- station on N. G. IL K. 2'«> ae es in cul ery in the mill is comparatively new, , he would have died, had it not I wen for the under the firm name of Talmage A Turner, ceerived bv Postmaster Montagne of tivation. Good lion««, birn and fencing. and in fir«t-rta*« condition. It is situa 1 relief afforded bv Electric Bitter*. Bold at publisher- and proprietors of the \V« *t Gunsmith, l.o- ki-mith and Sewing Mailiine Wftrk done with that place. Patiers please copy. “Bob. Fine voung orchard. Will sell, or trad“ ted in a lively town with one of the best I fifty cents a botUe bv Rogers & Todd. Hide Telephone, is this day <fi-«olve<l by mutual consent, H. F. Turner reiiring. for citv prope ty or hnsine««. Pi ice f'--’i fa-ming «ect-on« in Oregon tr ibutary to Neattiess an<l Dispatch. where are yon ? All account-dm* said firm will bo puid to reasonable. if. Railroad running th ough theplir-e. Home Produce Market. Members of the Coffee club are r<- tier acre. Terms Choko-boring a Specialty, And Satis the new firm of Talmage A Heath, C. w Taimage A Co. Price ♦2,-5(Y>. Terms ea«y. Address C. qnested to meet at Firemen«’ ball. Mar A. L T ai . magk , faction Guaranteed. .McMinnvdie, On-gon. Corrected for the Tni.rt-noxa by Baxter A \V. Talmage A Co. McMinnville,Oregon, H. F T crvfr fi- at 2 p. m., for the annual elc- tinu oi On»- floor v < •< of Haater «< 5Vai tln'a Rogers. for further particulars. McMinnville, Or Aprili, 1W »5tl0 offi--ers and sm-h other business as To T axpayer ». — 'hetiff Hirsi» de- , 5c Wheat, iter bn .... tnav come before the i-lnb. 4.W W ANTED. ' ca«e«»f teninle weakne»«. Oats. |>*'r bu .irr« ns to state that th >^e who have J ulia A. G ault . Tres. ........... fi.WH « Xo\rcvi^e. Blood Elixir is the only ral ih-l-ility or n“rrrms exhauston that Flour. |**r bnr. n ,.t jHii'Itheir taxes hi 1 letter call on |M‘r floz ................ lore'« troinatic Wine wile not cure, Messrs. Barnekoff. Tho-na«on A Swan- SwkDA ct Blood Rennxty guaran thousands suffering fren Astliin». Coa. 1 r Butter, rx'r lb ............. by Roger« A T.sid. *on have just «old Elsie V, right a new theconnty cle k imme-l.Atelv «nd settle 2y teed. It Is a positive cure for fleers. Erup- sumption. Coughs. < tc. L'i-t you ever try « ‘ her*«». tw*t, per lb. ... ions or Syphilitic Poisoning. It purifies the Acker's Engli-li lfotncdyT 11 H the best threshing outfit, consi ting of one 12 there'Iv «living thein-el'-c- costs. The ti (V. F. J. WHITNEY, of Clarkson 8. Apple»*, ter U»x........ 5Oc0<»V t whole arrtem, and banishes all Rheumatic . preparation known f r ell Ln nr» Troubles, ho «e T. 1. Cise engine, one 36 inch Agi -„».k« ii.ivo I»* f •” svs: Gilni.'»e'« Wino for female weak- !l;u*on, «vie* 10, I ov”r *•’ ' , ... guarantee It. Inola on a positive (uoHmtoo at 10c., COo, tator thresher. circular saw and chop „.nntv t-le k. and he is n-w At wo>k. 7»^<a « and Neuralgic pains. -taiids without a rival, bold by Rogers ‘‘ MmnMer .................. ping hurra. This rig is the first new rig making out the delinquent nst. •• Warn, aug-tr cured 11 '1-"V I-.,.), W. Dirt, Drug..>■»♦. uln. W. Ih'rt Pnigju't. 4 Todd. The finest line of TOILET ARTICLES ! Ever brongth to McMinnville. Fino Perfumes, Toilet Son psf Tooth Brushes, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Sponges, Sachet Powders, Fact* Powders, Camiline, Wisdom’s Robertine. We are making a specialty of Fine Toilet Goods, anti WILL SELL THEM CHEAPEN IRAN Aliy •* store in McMinnville. ROGERS & TODD New Opening;! ERNEST B0LLÄCK. J. II. HENDERSON WM. HOLL, YAMHILL COUNTY, sold in this county this season. F. < (1LLARD,
