5*
SÿEST SIDE TELEPHONE.
i
1'irán ms’ Tournament.
'
OUR ASSISTANTS.
OFFICIAI, »IIIKCTOKY.
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! I
«g
Bishop&Kay
II. II. Welch having moved ir.to
Threatening weather put somewhat of
Bellevue,
Frand Collard's former quarters on
a dumper on the Firemen’s Tournament
. R. P. Boise.
Third street, and having taken !
at \ aricouvur l'huaday. Na’ure did not
June 20,1887.
----- Agents for the-------
■ Geo. W. Belt
Kaecuting Attorney
The late rain done some damage to Austen Dee into partnership; they ;
exactly favor the filemen in heir annu­
COUNTY,
heavy
fall
grain.
having fitted up and renewed their
al »port«, but it did not dampen their
IL P. Bird.
Latot” ■
J. IL W.
Watts. I tlie snnn j '11'“ e l‘,'‘Ve'i ,o'<l'‘-v- <° atten.l ardor. The track was in a heavy condi­ I Miss Lula Adams of Portland ia the
Lamrlilin
guest of Miss Bertie Sai gent.
ii
R R. Laughlin,
PINE TAELES,
Lpwtentatives )
F. N Little: t“ "“^La',,Pn,e»!’foX. of the ( Inis- tion owing to the rains.
N.
H.
Bird
and
family
have
gone
to
I
he
first
event
was
the
steamer
con
­
C. LHfollett. county.
1Q0 al ruru
«r. 4ix«riun
Marion
and opened a fine new stock of
—“v.,
L. Loughary.
test, running test. Steam engine to run California on a visit.
Jndr
fresh
J. S. Hibbs,
Quite
a
numlrer
of
our
young
folks
are
u,1"sie Miller, and the mjgsp8 300 feet; hose companies to run 900 with
Geo. Dorsey.
rusticating
on
the
beech
this
week.
NUTS, CANDIES, CIGARS, CIGAR
• y and Nellie Lambert ot Portland 300 feet of hose on reel. Hose to be in
...... G. W. Briedweil.
¡flrrt
Keep on hasid a complete stock «ff tte
.......... ..Ai.*!
’ Harris.
..........
.1™l‘r?*W-«I.'4il. E. L. E White o one continuous line, ali couplings made;
[girnir
Mr. John McKinzie will build a neat
ETTES AND TOBACCO.
goods. Also a large and well as­
........ W. W. Nelson.
e"y-
Tre»surer
residence this summer. G.Y. Davis will
attach
hose
to
engine,
lay
100
feet
of
sorted line of
..........
Wyatt
Harris.
l,U«e.s’"r
■
respectfully solicit a share of the
/ J
“ Sunday excur- hose, breaK coupling, put on play pipe tepair bis house.
¿■bool Supt ■
n- Fenton. . .. lo*n thiough Lafayette and Imine
......
I Surveyor......
I They were at the picnic in a open hack, patronage of the people of McMinn­
c. Narver.py‘‘?«*»yof Dayton. Thev gave our and throw water. There were three en­ tho circle was about twenty four inches. ville and vucinitv not forgetting to
Cow|icr
tries: Rescue No 2 of Asloriu, won in She was all the world to him. but ior
neighbor towns some nice music.
kindly thank them for past favors.
R. B. Hibbs the popular merchant 49-’^ seconds; Astoria No 1, 59 seconds; goodness sake don’t sav any thing about
---- Ladles' and Hsnt»’-----
V
ancouver
No
1,
69
3-5
second»
Search for us between the Banks
TELEPHONE whisperings tailor comes to the front this issue, and There was but one entry in the Hook it.
advertises a new stock of goods in all
The picnic given by the Ballston
WELCH & DEE..
the latest pateins. Bax. has got them and Ladder contest, the Alerts, of Asto­ school .Saturday, was a decided success.
ria, who competed against time. They
Read Mr®. Stuart’s new ad.
ran 600 feet, put up a thirty-foot ladder, An excursion on the narrow guage
Brace Up.
’a. . J. M. Hodson, of the Eugene Citv within 10 degrees of perpendicular in brought three coaches as full as they
i flags
•— s and
- Fireworks at C. . Grissen
—.....
------ AND FINE-------
he crowded, everybody seemed
Fresh roasted peanuts at H. H
'?;ls,’’r'‘"¡ed bv Will Hodroi, he street, and one of their men ascend­ could
You
are
feeling
depressed, your appetite
to
realize
for
w
hat
purpose
they
had
I iveltli’s.
tf
L.
i hhore’ were tow" Fl "la' 'd tnd grasped the top rung in 43 3-5 <ome together, and made good use ot i® poor, you are bothered with headache,
a8t a,,|I We acknowledge a pleas mi -econds.
A. B. Westerfield of Lafayette was in v‘»d to this office.
The 200-vard foot race w as won by the time. The programme was an ex­ you are tidgetty, nervous, and generail
theeity yesterday.
R .. ..
.
Cameron of Linn No 2, of Albany in 2! cellent one,and well rendered. In short out of sorts, and want to brace up Brae
. _ . . .
.....
"• ‘‘ Hibbs went fishing on the l»th
the people of Ballston, with Porf. Magers up. but not with stimulants, spring medi In all the latest Styles and Patterns, which”
Rogers & Todd keep the best cigars ot June’ we will not mention the ilav 2 5 seconds.
lot lit and quality cannot he Leal.
at Hie helm deserve great credit for the dues, or bitters, whi< h have for their basis
Much
interest
was
manifested
in
the
onearth. Try
them.
Cull and see our spring
'r,u ,h“’"
'“Ught 21 fine trout, and found an
manner in which they entertained theii very cheap bad whi ky, ami which stimu­
tender
contest.
Rescue
No.
2,
of
Asto-
late
you
for
an
hour,
and
then
leave
\ou
in
goods before pur­
Brother you fo-get, McMinnville does dher bee-tree, but with not such bail rii, won in 28 2-5 seconds; Vancouver, guests.
worse
condition
than
before.
What
you
chasing else­
nect
a®
the
last
one.
_____ T had .
| need that “mouth-piece.”
want
is
an
alterative
that
will
purify
youi
where.
30 2-5 seconds.
blood,
start
healthy
action
of
liver
and
kid
­
Yes!
E.
I,.
E.
W.
“
Mon
Ami
”
it
is
In the hose contest, wet test, the time
I J. A. C. Freund returned from the
Lira S ize —Portraits can be taken by neys, restore your vitality, anti give renew­
i
lie
largest
infant
that
there
is
in
Yam
was a» follows: Astoria No. 1, 1:10 3-5;
I city of Portland on yesterday’s tram.
health and strength. Such a mediein«
mil county. Only two years old and g., Rescue No. 2, Astoria, 1:105 s ; Lebanon W. 1*. Johnson the well known photo­ ed
you will find in Electric Bitters, and only
Born.—Near this c ty Friday June 17. . i grip on the people of Yamhill like a I :08; Vancouver, 1:101-5; Walla Walla. grapher of Salem, who intends coining 50
cents a bottle at Rogers & Todd’s drug
THE PROVINOIAL PRIZE HSRSE.
1887, to the wife ol' Jesse High, a son.
tgger on a water mellon.
again to McMinnville on the 14th, ol store.
1:11; Albany,—
3
June and will stay until the 26th. He
I Dr. Johnson is now prepared to nt
Al. Hussey, returned Saturday morn­
Most Excellent.
lend calls in the country at any hour, t in' from a trip thiough eastern Oreeoi
guarantees satiafaction on all Iris work.
State Teachers’ Association.
ind
Washington.
He
was
not
very
fa
­
Enlarging
from
old
photographs
or
tin
­
J J Atkins, chief of police, Knoxville
The celebrated Golden Clipper gra^s
scythe, at Manning & Co’s. Onlv 75cts vorably imp.essed with the outlook for
The State Teachers association will types. Mr. Johnson has finished several Tenn , writes: "My family and I are bene­ Will stand the ensuing season, commenc­
business in that section.
April 1st, and ending July Mist, at.
convene at Salem Wednesday, July 6th, very line pictures ot residents of this ficiaries of your most excellent medicine, ing
Ed Fuller has gone to wo Ic on tin
McMinnville, in the old Mill yard, every
Wm.
(
lirtsinan
and
wife,
accompani-
Dr.
King
’
s
New
Discovery
for
consumption
:
city.
He
lias
had
on
exhibition
a
halt
day.
railroad bridge across the Luckiamute. e I by Mrs. VV’. H. Bingham and son and .mil continue in session July 7, and 8.
dozen life size pictures of the Wortman . ivmg ound it to be all that you claim for
TERMS:
We lead all competitors in low prices M s. J. F. Wisecarver ami children, left All teachers and friends ot education family of this city, and to any one who t, desin to testify to its virtue. MyfriemL
Single service, $10, payable at time of ser-
and high quality of goods. Manning A 8 iturda.v morning for Nestucca and the are cordially invited to attend and aid wishes to see the work, Mrs. Wortman o whom 1 have recommended it, praise il
every oppo-tunity.” Dr. King’s New ice ; to insure, $15. payable when mare is
Co.
coast. They will be gone several weeks. in promoting and developing tlie educa­ will gladly show the pictures, if they ’ t iscovery
for Consumption is guaranteed known to be 'witn foal or when parted with
• » cure ( oughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, or removed from the county All care will
I Brick in being hauled from Hamnett’» | »2,000 is offered for the arrest or tional work of ti e state. An excellent will call al her residence.
roup, and every affection of the throat, be taken to prevent accidents, but n® re­
brick yard for the new Odd Fellows where-abonts of Pete Olsen the murder­ programme is being prepared by tlie ex­
sponsibility will be assumed
N otice .-A s I have disposed of my bus­ best and lungs.
| Temple.
er. George Kauffman from his state­ ecutive committee and wifi be published
Will find pedigree on bills posted through­
Trial bottles free at Rogers it Todd’s
iness
at
the
Cook
hotel,
I
want
those
ment
is
a
philanthropist.
He
offered
Io
out the county
J M. lll’LKRY,
»•ng st”re. Ln’'ge size 4»1.
Ice cream and soda water at C. Gris
at an early day. Prominent teachers
catch
him,
if
lie
could,
for
half
that
Proprietor,
who
are
indebted
to
nre,
to
come
and
sen’s parlors back of the first national amount.
and lecturers from oor colleges, univer­ settle up immediately and thereby save
bank.
tf
W. E. M artin .
We acknowledge the receipt of a bask­ sities and leading public schools will be trouble.
Attention!—The Broom Brigade will
present and take part in the exercises of
et'nil
of
delicious
cile
ries
from
J.
meet at the opera house this evening Told. They are the first installment the association. Every effort will be Tall Oaks From Little Acorns
promptly at 8 o’clock.
HENERY dunzer ,
that this office has received and are deli­ made to make each session eminently
Grow.
Uncle Juke Wisecarver, is improving cious. We appreciated them to our interesting, instructive and successful.
PROPRIETOR of the-----
----
liis property on D. street by having a utmost capacity.
Arrangements have been made by which With brains and skill and patient will,
nice, wide, new, sidewalk built.
Which
shows
them
great
painstakers!
Amended school laws of the state of all members attending the association
LnlhiT Creek Cedar (’¡imp,
The Wagon that has pleased the world,
For sale—a good second hand 3J£ inch Oregon, including the amendment made and paying full fare over the East and Was made by S tudebakers
Has on hand
I wagon will be sold “wav down” for by the fourteenth legislative assembly West side divisions of tlie O. & 0. rail­
'».01» first class slihujcs, 10.000 pests,-
The
Country
grew
with
rapid
strides;
ijfere
reeeived
by
J.
A.
0.
Freund
yes
­
cash. Inquire of F. M llowland.
0.000 »¡lakes.
terday. They will be distributed to all road, and the O. P. railway, will be en­ The West with teeming acres.
titled to return tickets at one tilth of reg-1 Was in a quandry what to do!
For the benefit of the girls we will the districts in the county.
Till
relieved
by
S
tudebakers
.
ular fare. The hotels in Salem will ;
say that Hwirv
is at present
Dayton will celebrate the Fourth this make liberal reductions to all persons j So, with Iron and Wood and labor good,
"slinging antimony” in this office.
year in grand style. The people over attending during the days of the associ­ Though they have many Imitators;
President Cleveland revoked the or­ there are taking extra pains to make a ation.
If you want the Wagon that’s best on earth !
Headquarters 1.» miles from McMinnville,
der returning the rebel flags captured success of their celebration. Many of
Just buy of S tudebakers .
near the head of Panther Creek
by northern troupes during the war.
our people have already expressed their
The moral is plain, which you may’ know*
A
Sketch.
And if you look, you may see also,
Dr. Cal breath has changed his resi­ intention of amending.
That the largest Oaks from Acorns grow;
Ob. no! Its my Brother Bill in Chicago,
dence. He now lives in the Booth house,
NOTICE.
Lafayette is a big name with a little The same as the S tudebakers .
Tlie Corvaliis Chronicle was attached
wants that.
on the corner opposite the fire hall. Sw just before going to press Thursday af­ town to it. It if somewhere in the vicin­
/—A za
zx First class brick
The Superior conk stove has no equal ternoon by Portland creditors tor »140. ity of Dayton, and sustains a somewhat
00,00o,r”r "“I"■>' ^’s
in the world and the bucks never burn Tlie plant is covered by moitgages ag­ suburban relation to the latter. It is A Captain’s Fortunate Discovery
7
brick yard
M ill
out. For sale by S. A. Manning & Co. gregating »1140. It is thought they will
be sold from $1 tf» ¡fG per thou^nnd
All
Capt. Coleman, sclir. Weymouth plying
make an assignment and suspend publi­ the county seat; and visitors w ho visit
And
will
give
in
exchange
for
u
limited
parties
wishing
to
buy
brick,
will
have
to*
between Atlantic City ami N. Y., had been amount of the same
One and one-bnlf acres of land ad­ cation.
get it through my claim
that place think the county so poorly troubled with a cough so that he was un­
joining McMinnville college, for sale at
"
JNO J. S AX
Jack Welch reports the bicycle track seated that it ought to stand up awhile, able to sleep, and was induced to try Dr,
a bargain. Inquire of C. W. Talmage
at Dayton—which has been in a state of and then be seated somewhere else. The Kings New Discovery for Consumption. It
4 Co.
T!io Favor of Your Presene» h
preparation for the last two weeks—fin­
not only gave him instant rcleif, but allay­
---- From the largest stock of----
We are doing more and better job ished. It is in good condition ami from most distinguishing feature of Lafayette ed the extreme soreness in his breast. His
Requested At
work at this office than any office in the present outlook there will be a num­ is, that it is a very remarkable small children were similary effected and a single
Yamhill county. Give us a call and be ber of wheels tlieie on the Fourth of monument of antiquity, situated on the dose had the same happy effect. Dr. Kings
New Discovery is now the standard rem-
convinced.
July.
bi ink of oblivion. And the “mossiness” edy in the Coleman household and on board
Ever brought t<> YainhHl County, an<l :
fflBCFanners and their families will
Campmeeting will be held at Gant’s of its venerable inhabitants make it, all the schooner. Free Trial Bottle of this Bedrock price® If you want
Standard
Remedy
at
Rogers
&
Todd
’
s
Drug
Whenever yon nre in need of any-'
find Mrs Stuart’s restaurant, opposite bridge, under the auspices of the M. E. in all, one of the most tinmoniously
4
Castor Oil, Caster Machine or Lard OH hinu in the Bakery, Grocery and Con­
tlie Grange store, just tlie place to take church south, commencing July 8, 1887. down-going places on the earth. It is Store
fectionary line, lien,umber also that La
umeal, when in town.
Bishop Hargrove and other eminent also an evidence that evolution is retro­
Or any kind of Machine Oils, be sure an iras the LARGEST stock of
Renews Her Youth.
A rent iced lemonade prepared before speakers, aie expected to be piesent, gressive as well as progressive. I was
g > to Headquarters, which is at
to Lafayette the other day and ask­
Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE
your eyes 5 cents. lie cold soda many and make the meetings interesti ng. over
ed a gentleman (?) as to the way to Day­ Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
CCO.
W.
CURT'S.
flavors 5 cents. Icecream in season 15 Every body invited.
n
town : Will ‘ ell you lamp cliiinnoyi,«
ton, and was informed by S lid gentleman
cents at. Welch & Dee’s.
the truth of which is vouched for by the
5 ) and 75 cents per doz ; standing lumps,-
The strawbeiry and ice cream festival that he had never been to Dayton.
25 cents ; glass sets. 4 pieces, 50 cents;
residents of the town : “I am 73 years old,
We buy our machine oil bv the car Friday night was a very successful affair
A V isitor .
have been troubled with kidney complaint
heavy 1 gd. glass j;jg 65. Other thing®
load, ins! carry iiwav our profits in a and netted a handsome sum. The only
and
lameness
for
mnay
years;
could
not
n p oportion.
Vest pocket. Th- customers get all the drawback was not having prepared
A News Item?
dress myself without help
Now I am
tildes
enough
to
supvly
the
demand,
Garrison
’s Block, - McMinnville, Or.-
benefits at Geo. W. Boris.
free from all pain and soreness, and am
ut there were plenty of strawberries
to do all my own housework I owe
John J. Sax wants it known that he ia and plenty of ice cream ami everybody
“Go away from home to learn the able
mv thanks to Electric Bitters for having re­
ready to chop at the mill for $2 per ton, went away satisfied. Gross receipts news” is an ol<i saying. The following newed my youth, and removed completely
or will take 1-10 toll. Corn meal also »77.50
all deseases and nai ” Try a boitle, only
is news to us as well as to the rest of 50c
at R »ger® & To I Is Dru-J Store
4
ground. Satisfaction guarnteed.
D. C. once more heard from. J. C. the citizens of this place. It is the first
—Having Bought the—
The fire cistern on Third street, at the Cooper we congratulate . iou on your new intimation the people of McMinnville
Home Produce Market.
intersection of IL has been in had orde posess on “D. C. Ireland has retu ne d have had about being alarmed, but now,
Business df Logan Bro«. A Hender­
for some time. But now the defects are from San Fran iso. He informed us
son, I am reaily to do all kinds of
Corrected for the T elephone by Baxter et­
being remedied in a substantial manner. that having disposed of hi« interest in since they have found out that they are
Rogers,
Good thing, for it was dangerous in its the \atnhill Rcpor er to J. C. Cooper really scared, undoubtedly they are
so
Wheat, per bn........................
he has purchased material and wil I soon shaking in their boots:
old condition.
It;
50.
ili the City.
Oats, per bu ........................
— At Any Time —
put in a new paper at this city.”—Tran
»5.0
McMinnville is becoming scared about Flour, per bar.........................
What wilt Geo. W. Burt be up to script.
15
Egg®,
per
doz
.........................
the west side road cutting off al White's
Delivery Wagon Always Ready.
next remarked a respected citizen the
THE OLD RELIABLE
2)
The Rev. Jordan of North Carolina station and running down through Butter, ner lb ......................
other day. Well sir, the next, move will
Cheese,
best,
per
lb
................
20
Give Mr a Trial.
preached
at
the
Baptist
church
Sunday
Lafayette. They are lieginning to see Apples, per box....................
be to sell you all kinds of machine oil
50c®<«>
cheaper than you can get it at any other evening. He is a young man, and an that there is a good chance to tie side Bacon, sides ......................
io.
enthusiastic speaker. His arguments tracked, and consequently they sent a
8c
*•
shoulder .................
place in Oregon.
are well based, and delivered in a firn­ man down to Portland, not long ago, to “
ham, sugar cured
12® 15c
Call and see Price’s Bromide enlarg style. It is rumored that he will be call­ make inquiry Io the proposed change,
GALLOWAY & GO'JCHEH, Prope.
ments retouched with India ink at ed to this church, but it is only conject­ and of course he was filled fuller than a
This
warehouse is bring thoroughly rrn<
Rogers & Todd’s, for »3.00. He also ure as yet whether lie will accept or goose,
(
with “taffy.” He made a very
vuted and overhauled, and new accom­
has some Water Colors and Oil work. not. He is on his way to a call in VV. T. itll report to that lobby, the so called
modations are being added.
He guarantees to give satisfaction at a
board of trade of McMinnville that all
PHOTOGRAPHER.
small profit; he does not want the whole
G ood B usiness C hance .—A splendid was O. K. Surely that board of trade is
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Grain
world!
(Successor to L ItooF)
opportunity is here offered for engaging i a wonderfull organization.—Oregon Reg­
0. C. Hiatt has purchased the harber- in the milling business. Nathan Newbv ister.
Direct Shipments to San Francisco.
Carries a full and complete stock of
McMinnville, Oregon
ing outfit of H. H. Welch and has has placed in the hands of C. W. Tal­
None but standard Calcutta Sacks kep‘ Groceries, Crockery, Glassware,-
Notice to Contractors.
moved and opened a nice shop next
and let on the most reasonable term®.
door to the former stand. He desires to mage & Co. for sale, bis milling property
thank the public for their patronage in at Amity. It consists of a stenm grist
Wooden and Willowware,
Sealed bids will be received by th?
Honest Weight. Fair Dealing.
the past, anil wishes for a continuance mill, in good rutting order; two run of undersigned, for building the new C. P
------ AT-------
of their favors in his new place of busi­ stones—one for flour and one for chop— (
church at McMinnville Oreson. Bids to
ness.
a good house and barn, and one acre or ( be received from this date until June 25,
Goods delivered promptly te any part
Win. Kirhv, whose parents reside more of ground. The machinery in the
Northwest Corner of Second ami B streets
1887, at 1 o’clock p. m. For plans spec­
of the city.
near Bellevue, died June 18, at 7 o'clock
ifications
and
details,
call
at
my
store.
mill
is
comparatively
new.
and
in
first-
a m. of consumption. Services were
McMinnville,
Oregon
Goods
Exchanged
for Produce. 35t>'
Just Across the Yamhill River.
The committee reserve the right to
h“ld al St. James (Catholic) church at class condition. It is situated in a lively
reject
any
and
al)
bid«.
May
be
found
nt
his
office
when
not
ab
8:30 yesterday. The remains wen- town with one of the best farming sec­
Good for walling wells or building founda­ sent on professional business.
W. F. C ollard .
taken to St. Paul for burial. He is well tions in Oregon tributary to it. Kail­
By order ot Building Committee.
tions, and are offered for sale at the
known throughout this section and is road runing through the place. I rice
»2.500. Terms easy. Address L. », McMinnville, Oregon, June 17, 1887.
S, A. YOUNG, M. D.
deeply mourned for.
Talmage <4 Co. McMinnville, Oregon
1,000,000 feet of lumber (all kinds) for for further particulars._____
—Dealer® in all kind® of—
Bncklen’s Arnica Salve.
eala at the Panther creek mills, near
low is I he Chance to buy.
Carlton, Oregon. Rough ¡umber sold
K f . lty s Condition.—During the past
M c M ixxvillk ,
...
O reuox .
The best salve in the world for cuts,
for »5.00. »6.00 and »7.00 per M., at. the few days Keltv, the wife murderer, is bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
Office
and
residence
on
D
street.
All
mil), according to quality and kino
—Goods sold at-
call® promptly answered day nr night.
Dressed lumber. »10.00 to 16.00 per M. much improved. Daring that time he sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
Time will be given, one, two or three has eaten a little. To an inquiry pul by corns, and all skin emotions, and posi­
years, on good paper with interest after d fferent parties M to why he committed tively cures piles, or no pay required.
Proprietor of the
January 1, 1888. Large discount on the fearful deed,his only answer was. “I It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac­
—And—
tion, or money refunded
Price 25
cash orders. E. Poppleton.
99tf.
don’t know.” Several days sim-e he ex­ cents per box. For sale by Kogers &
M
c
M
innville
,
-
.
O
regon
Yesterday the special artist of the 0.4 pressed a desire to see hrs two child en for’d.
2»y*
C. raibosd company came up and pho­ but since that time he has been very un­
Has the latest and greatest discovery for
febltf To any part of the city
the painless extraction of teeth by simple
tographed Logan Bros. & Henderson s communicative. He 1» au.'ded day and
F or S alk .—2»» acres of land three
The leading
and
harmless application to the gum®.
new livery stable building. In front of night, although it is not con-rdere I that miles from Amity and near Briedwell’s
the stables we-e two hacks containing he is in danger of berng lynched —States station on N. G. R. R- 200 acres in cul­ JEWELRY
ESTABLISHMENT. C\\ A *n ! rellablo Medicinen «re thebext
Acker'« l»..hy
five young ladies, namely; Mi-see Nettie man.
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VJ *'v ir, dcprnd u pnn. Acker1« Blood El­ So>.thrr at hand. It Is the only eafe-
tivation. Good house, birn and fencing.
-OF-
Henderson. Eva Cook, Katie Lea
ixir ha»brrn prescribed forye«rsfor «llim- medicine yet made that will remove all
F or S alk .—A fine Wooded < nw and Fine voting orchard. Wilt sell, or trad»
Mary Carlin and Cora Baker. These
pnritieeef:'eBlood. JncvcryfonnofScrof- j iufantiln disorder». It contains no Opium
photographs will be used by the com­ ,.,lf Cow H Jersey. >4 Sho thorn Dur- for citv props ty or brininess. Pi ice »25.
clous, FvpLintte or Mercurial ¿iaeeaea, iti« ‘ or it r».’.»’»«, but gives the child rm.ir.r#-
pany as advertising cards, on the back ham and
Av store. Calf »Red b? tier acre. Terms reasonable.
invaluab.o. Fcrl.beumati«m,luunoequ«L ; ww J. ^4 puM. Price 25 cents. Bold b/
C- W. Talmage A Co.
appearing the time table and shipptnv fuli ¿iovded
Third Street, McMinnville, Or
i.cv. W. Ifoit, lining: • k
•Ito. W. Burt. dru^gut.
McMinnviLe, Oregon.
rates of the company Several other
(wilding were alao photographed.
Tinnì» nisriiiiT.
been on a visit amongst old I. tend-.
Rev. Bi uce Wolverton of Davton U
ta’vf nX ch,i 'h,"cMy’
Sun
‘ay m the t. hristmu church in this city
MILLS
Gents’ Furnishing gotdi,
.
FESTE SILOES#
Corner Third and C Streets.
MILTON!
SHINGLES!!
Do I Want the Earth?
YOUR CHOICE
Machine Oils!
C. Grissen’s
G. E. DETMERING.
Truck and Express
Dry Goods House
Trucking
and
Delivering,'
M. S. GOFF. ««
W. V. PRICE,
J. II. HENDERSON
250,000 GOOD HARD BRICK
J. HAMNETT’S YARD,
Lowest I’rices !
H. V. V. JOHNSON. M. D
Tobacco Cigars..
Physician & Surgeon,
Flour and Fee<L
WM. HOLL,
Kfciils Jsrtliy Sta«,
YAMHILL COUNTY,
Dr. G. F. TUCKER.
I )<‘lit ist.
The Lowest Cash Price
I)eli vei•< ‘<l Free !