Look at our fine all wool Oregon blankets, direct
from the Factory; 15 per cent, less than Portland prices.
BLAN KETS !
Special sale of underwear this month; look in corner
window; immense assortment; learn the prices; costs
nothing to look.
Overcoats in all colors and in all sizes at small prices.
UNDEt ¡WEAR!
c IVERCOATS!
KA Y & TODD,
McN 4INNVILLE, C )REC xON.
The weather is getting cold and now is the time to boy Winter Goods. We get our blankets direct from the factory and have the best value for the money in the city; get our
prices and judge for yourselves. Our line of underwear, overcoats, rubber goods, clothing, etc. will speak for itself. We positively have double the assortment of any other
clothing house in the city, and we invite you to INSPECT OUR GOODS AND COMPARE PRICES. Buy where you can get the best goods for the least money.
THE REFORM SCHOOL.
fO’eement of this act as occasion may
Commerce has its “strategy” no less dicate the majesty and power of our
than war. In war, strategy depends flag abroad iu the world to a degree be­
require.
Harry Miller is carrying on his fight
lines of operation and communica­ fitting our status in the community of
Section 17. All youth admitted to on
ami How to Do It.
tion. At this time we possess neither,
against Binger Hermann with a bitter­
There is no lack of raw mate
HARDING & HEATH, Publishers.
the school under the provisions of this for either commerce or war. Our great nations.
rial, no lack of skill to fashion it into
ness that is remarkable considering tlie
To-day the door of the state reform act may remain as inmates of tlie same rival controls both in every sense of the tlie instruments of commerce. We
long distance that is yet to be traversed
liUBSCRIPTlON BATES.
C. F. DANIELS.
school
at Salem is thrown open for the until they shall have attained their word. This pitable condition on the have the iron and tlie steel; we have
go Q0 before even tlie nominations take place.
is emphasized by the contrast of the men to work them into tlie finished
One Copy. per year, inadvance.........
majority at the discretion of the board; ocean
reception
of
all
refractory
youths
under
our unrivaled power, resource, and en­ forms of stately ships; we have the
*)ee Copy, six months in advance.... .. 1 00 Should Hermann be nominated in the
provided that said board, by their or­
-
face of this attack on him the orthodox the age of 16 years. Some $30,000 of der may, at any time after one years’ terprise within our own borders. It money to promote tlie most colossal of
seems indeed the strangest anamoly of
by sea. All we need is as­
Entered at the postoffiee at McMinnville republican press will appear in a sickly tlie state’s money is represented in this service, discharge a boy or girl from modern civilization, tliat the most en- enterprises
surance of a steady national policy of
institution.
It
is
situated
on
a
sightly
Oregon, as second-class matter.
attitude toward the public. After the
ligtened,
most
ambitious,
most
enegetic
liberal and enlightened encouragement,
said school as a reward of good conduc-
■
many years of prattling over the won- location, and while the youngsters sent in the school and upon satisfactory evi­ and internally most powerful, nation based ujion a patriotic common consent
there
will
in
a
sense
lose
their
liberty
,
it
is
on
tlie
globe,
should
be
externally
and elevated above the turmoils of poli­
T hr advertising R ates or T he T ele - derful achievements of our great and
phone -R egister are liberal, taking in
,
T
.
far removed from a prison. McMinn­ dence of reformation; provided, further, among the weakest, most helpless anti tics, or the squabbles of parties. One
consideration tlie circulation. Single »nty Congressman Hermann, they now
decade of sucli a policy would make us
that a reward of good conduct in the least respectai.
Have Just Received From THE EAST,
inch, 11.00, each subsequent inch, $.75. conic forward for tlie first time and tae- ville could send a few there if tlie pro­ school and upon satisfactory evidence The sole remedy for this situation is second only to (Treat Britain on the
ceedings
of
a
number
of
boys
around
ships witli seamen to handle them, high seas, either for commerce or for
,Or Vear'y °r SCn,i’ id>' acknowledge that Binger’s actual
of the same having been furnished by
for peace or for war; whether defense: and two decades of it would
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achievements amounted to nothing, the churches on Sunday last is a speci­ the superintendent, the said board of whether
to carry our enormous exports and bring us fairly into the twentieth cen­
men
of
their
morals.
The
T
elepiione
-
J ob W ork N eatly A nd Q lii kly E xkitted
fie was merely a successful biow-
trustees shall have power to grant a bring oùr immense imports, and recieve tury as the master maritime power of
at reasonable rates Our facilities are
J
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the best in Yamhill county and as good hard and demagogue. But just how R eoister gives below that part of the “leave of absence’’ to all inmates of the therefor tlie tremendous tolls which the globe.— Charles II. Cramp, in the
law
passed
in
1891,
relating
to
the
com
­
now flow into foreign coffers, or to vin- November Forum.
as any in tlie state A complete steam mUt-h influence with the people these
institution who shall prove by their
plant insures quick work.
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papers expect to carry to Harry Miller, mitment of minors to the school and to diligence and upright behavior that
B esolvttoxs or C oxdoiesce axd all O bit - in ease he is nominated, is not clearly tlie custody and discipline of the in­
In Genuine Oak Must be Seen tu be Appreciated.
i
1 they are entitled to tlie same; provided
S^rtMnrgyr’tesbeC,,"rS'*'iOr‘,reRUlar to
*«' f“r the simple season that mates. These sections read as follows:
that
such
“
leave
of
absence
”
shall
be
THE PRICES ARE BEI.OW THOSE OBTAINED IN PORTLAND
If any accusation of the commission
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the po>plc are justly too suspicious of
A ll C ommunications M i st R e S igned B y such acha II ge of front perhaps, of any crime shall be made against any given only upon the condition that
such youth shall continue to lead an
the person who sends them, not for pub-
®
1 ’
lication, unless unaccompanied by a “non should Mr. Miller get in congress for a youth under the age of sixteen years be­ honorable and useful life, otherwise
<le plume.’’ but for a guarantee of good few years and not let these same repub-1 fore any grand jury, and the charge ap­
the board shall have full power to re­
faith. No publications will be published ,.
...
.
PAR LOK SUITS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
unless so signed.
Iican editors have a control of the pub- pears to lie supported by evidence suffi­ call such absentees who may lapse into
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lie patronage, particularly postoftiees cient to put tlie accused on trial, the their former vicious habits.
A ddress A ll C ommunications . E ither Foi:
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EASY CHAIRS,
SPRING BEDS,
the editorial or business departments, to
sich, they will be telling us that grand jury may iu their discretion, in­ Section 18. Any boy or girl commit­
T he T elephone -R egister , McMinnville, Mr. Miller is a selfish old hog who pre­ stead of finding an indictment against ted to the reform school, shall be there
UH NG ES,
M AT PRESSES,
Oregon.
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tends to be working for the people but the accused return to the court that it kept, disciplined, instructed, employed
TABLES,
WALL PAPER,
S ample C opies O f * T he *T elephoxe -R e « is - who is in reality “working it” for Mil- appears to them that the accused is a and governed until lie or she arrives at
LER. »¡Hl« mailed to any person in the ler first last and all tlie time, in fact is suitable person to be committal to tlie the age of majority or is bound out, re­
SHADES,
CARPETS,
United ¡states or Europe, who desires one.
known as an unscrupulous cuss in his care and guardianship of said reform formed or legally discharged under tlie
free of charge
«
own neighborhood, etc., etc.— Ashland school; the court may thereupon order direction and discretion of said lioard.
Remember we buy Goods from Factories in the East,
W k I xvite You To C ompare T he T f . le - Record.
commitment, if satisfied from the evi­ The binding out or discharge of a boy
phoxe -R egister with any other paper
and can Sell Below Portland Prices.
dence that such commitment ought to
published in Yamliill county.
or girl as reformed, or having arrived
be
made,
which
examination
may
be
The Indian school which was located
BURNS & DANIELS.
at tlie age of majority, shall lie a com­
All subscribers who do not receive their in Forest Grove for a number of years, waived by tlie parent or guardian of plete release from all penalties incurred
paper regularly will confer a favor by im­ when moved to the woods four miles such you til.
by eonvicton of tlie offense for which
mediately reporting the tame to this office north of Salem, was placed on the
If any youth between tlie ages of
he was committed, except as provided
banks of an old swamp that lias proved eight and sixteen shall be arraigned for in section 17 of this Act.
for
trial
in
any
court
having
competent
to
be
a
very
unhealthy
place.
Tlie
re
­
Thursday, November 5, 1'891
If any boy or girl, convicted of any
moval was made, not in the interest of jurisdiction on a charge of any viola­ misdemeanor, committed to tlie school
The Oregonian will confer a favor the young Indians, but to serve some tion of any criminal law of this state, shall prove unruly or incorrigible, or if
when it clips an article from this paper personal ends. That tlie location lias except for the commission of a capital his or her presence shall be manifestly
Is the Only Establishment this side of Portland
and gives it credit, to leave the little proved a very unfortunate one is not to | offense, the judge may, in his discre­ and persistently dangerous to tlie wel­
(Hep) out; make it (Dem) and we will be wondered at for the earc of tlie pu- tion, witli the consent of the accused, fare of the school, the board shall have
pils and the success of the school was . arrc8t at any stage of the case any fur- the power to order his or her return to
have no kick coming.
notapart of tlie plan. The disaster to j dlcr l"',M-'ee<lings on the part of the the county from which he or she came,
the
railway train, which has given I’r:’se,‘l|tion,and commit the accused to and delivered to the sheriff of said
The palace of music at the exposition
the care and guardianship of this insti­
county, and proceedings against him
it is now expected, will stand on the Lake Labish a national reputation, is tution.
or her shall be resumed as if no war­
great island formed by tlie lagoons,and not to be compared to ths sickness and
All
youth
between
the
ages
of
eight
rant committing him or lier to the re­
will be surrounded by a magnificent death which lias occurred on the north
anil sixteen years who may lie accused
form school had been made.
garden of flowers, ten acres or more in bank of the old lake. But little has
of
any
offense
punishable
by
imprison
­
When any youth are committed to
extent This location is desired by been said of this terrible disaster, be­
ment, with a view to the question as to
the reform school, all expenses occur­
Theodore Thoma«, musical director of cause some politician might be hurt
whether they ought to be committed to
ring in such cases, including the cost of
the exposition, but has not yet been fi­ and the pupils are only Indians. One
said institution shall be entitled to a pri­
of
the
mo3t
eloquent
speeches
lately
r
•
nally passed upon by the board of di­
transportation, shall be borne by the
rectors. The structure will measure 150 ported came from Chief Lot, of Spo­ vate examination and trial before a county from which such youth are
court
having
aimpetent
jurisdiction,
to
by 250 feet, and cost approximately kane, who said “they have took twen­
committed. Commitments to said re­
ty-one of our children to the school which only the parties to tlie ease and form school shall be in accordance witli
$100,000.
near the setting sun and sixteen of tlie parent or guardian of tlie aeeusi-d .the provisions of this act; provided,
Seward was secretary of state when them have dial there. Me are waiting and tlieir attorneys shall lx- admitted, however, that upon the application to
Alaska was purchased . in 1867. It is for die
father to make his prom­ unless one of the parents, the guardian the proper court by any religious socie­
safe to say that the great New Yorker ’se K001' “»‘I make us a school near or other legal representative of tlie said ty or body to which said youth or par­
didn’t know that he was conferring on home *here our children w ill not die. I youth demand a public trial; in such ents of said youth may belong, for tlie
posterity by that purchase tlie posses- A terrible responsibility rests soiue- j case the proceedings shall be in tlie custody of such youth, when such re­
sion of so magnificent a peak as Mount *he^1.a,"’ ,tin',e is
t” «veal usual manner.
ligious society or body has provided a
it.
The
school
ought
never
to have I It shall be lawful far said Ixiard of suitable institution for tlie care and re­
St. Elias and of so mountainous a mo­
LOWEST IFŒ2IC
trustais,
under
such
rules
as
they
may
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nopoly as the Alaska fur seal company. been moved from Forest Grove, for it
form of delinquent children or minors,
OPPOSITION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Mount St. Elias was put down ten was in one of the most healthful \ prescribe, to receive into the care and the court upon satisfactory evidence by
F. DIELSCHNEIDER, 1‘aoi-.
years ago as being something over 14,- places in the state.— Forest Grove Timer. guardianship of this institution, when­ such religious society or laxly of such
ever
it
may
be
proper
so
to
do,
of
youth
000 feet high. The very latest reports
fact, may commit minors to sucli re­
show it to be between 18,000 and 19,000 Tlie egotistic and all-powerful clique lietween the ages of eight and sixteen ligious institution.
committed
to
its
custody
in
any
of
tlie
who run the chamber of commerce,
feet high.
Every person committed to the r -
lead every proposition requiring coin following inodes.
form school shall, by good behavior,
1.
Youtli
committed
by
any
judge
Bismarck will appear in tlie Reich- UP to Uic public crib with the assur-
earn for himself or herself, and be cred­
stag and there is trouble brewing in a,,cc and nonchalance of a Monte of a circuit court of this state on tlie ited with time as follows, to-wit: Each
Germany, the old statesman may Uhristo, but from tills standpoint, and complaint in writing filed and due montli iu tlie first year, five days; each
-------- OF THE--------
have lost some of his vigor, but he -¡us^ before taking up a subscription, proof thereof by the parent or guardian month in the second year, six days;
knows more than any of his eonqieters they seem to dissolve, vanish, etliereal- of such youth that by reason of the in­ eacli month in the third year seven
ever dreamed of and has the same dis- l/f< or *n sonic mysterious alchemy, corrigible and vicious conduct of such days; each montli in the fourtli year,
position that he always had so that lie disappear. 1 hey lead up the C annon, youth have rendered tlieir control be­ eight days; each month in the fifth
will be able to make tilings interesting Aiohr shceme, contract that Portland yond tlie power of sucli parent or guar- year, ten days. When sucli person
To be sold in tracts of from 5 to 50 acres at $30.00 an acre and
for the emperor and all concerned be- shall take $300,000 of that medicine for 1 dian, and made it requisite that from a shall be degraded for misconduct, or
upwards; one-fifth down, balance in I, 2 and 3 years, at 0 per cent, per
---- '
7’
. ———regard
for , the
future welfare , of such
° and
r for the
-, I violation of the rules of the institution,
annum. Most all of this land is under cultivation; over 400 aciw now
fore he has been long among the Ger­ the
vue public e good, , but make not a cent of i I youth
protection of society
.
i„„, I
___ - ------ v then for every time so degraded sucli
in full bearing fruit trees. All this land is within 3 miles of Amity.
man legislators. In spits of his former subscription themselves; they start run-,
abuses of power there is a strong feeling ners over the state to gather in $25,000 ■ that they lie placal in sucli guardian­ person shall lose five days of the good
Over 700,000 pounds of fruit shipped from this jxiint last year.
in Germany that Bismarck is the ablest ^or " orid’s fair uses, but handicap the ship.
time that may stand placed to bis
For particulars apply to or address
2. Youtli committed by any judge credit.
man in the realm, and he will at once scbcme by subscribing not a dollar to
Will. F. BRFIDENSTEIN,
attract a strong following, although it encourage the hayseed to go and do of a circuit court of this state where
If any parent or guardian or a mas­
AMITY FRUIT LAM) COMPANY,
is hardly probable that lie will lie able likewise. And in everything else they complaint in writing lias been filed and ter to whom a youth has been appren­
to resume the role of dictator.
illustrate that a parsimonious,pea-head- due proof of the same lias 1-een made ticed, or any person occupying the po­
AMITY, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON.
tliat such youth are pro]x-r subjects for
_______________al crowd of canting hypocrites and
sition of parent, protector or guardian
the cure and guardianship of sucli in­
GovernorHill thus explains the dem-
eon,mer<‘e stitution,in a>nsa]ueiice of vagrancy or in fact or in reality by blood or mar­
ocratic doctrine on silver in a recent ami obtain from state at large, univer­
riage, shall feel aggrieved by such com­
sal
contempt
for
the
bigness
of their of incorrigible and vicious conduct, and mitment to such institution, lie may
LARGE ARRIVALS OF
speech: “The democratic party has
tliat from moral depravity or otherwise
planted itself firmly and soundly on pretensions and the diminutiveness of
make application to tlie board of trus­
the parent or guardian in whose custo­
the principle of biraeta’lism. We de­ results.— Portland B’cfrwnr.
dy they may be, sucli parent or guar­ tees of the institution for the discharge
nounce the present Sherman silver law.
of such youth, which application shall
dian is incapable or unwilling to exer­
The democratic party does not belieA’e The Samoan trouble has come to a
be filed with the superintendent, who
cise
the
proper
earc
or
discipline
over
head
again.
As
usual,
tlie
German
ei-
that parity of the two metals, or apial-
shall inform the board thereof, and the
such
youth.
ityofall dollars, can be attained by ««ent is at the bottom of the difficulty,
same shall lie heard and determined by
any law which encourages speculation ^biron Seuft von Pilsach, president of 3. All youtli committed by any judge sucli .board at such time and place as
of
a
circuit
court
of
this
state
ivhose
in silver; which regards oue metal not the '“U"^l«‘> «’“»«¡1 «>f Apia, having
they shall appoint for that purpose, not
Having purr-liased nearly
as money, but as merchandise; which
in his attempt to make himself a complaint in writing has been filed and later than the next regular meeting of
due
proof
of
tlie
same
has
been
made
by
prescribes how much a secretary of the dictator, lias resignal, for which we
tlie board.
I
the mother or guardian, when the
treasury shall buy, ami bow mueli lie
t,,e ”a^.taVC
Sucli application shall state grounds
father is dead or has abandonal his
,
I
half-masted
to
any
great
extent.
Tlie
shall count out to the people; which is
of the applicant’s claim to tlie custody
family,
or
is
a
habitual
drunkard,
or
not coin, but apajM-r currency—a new­ position of Mataafa is becoming more
of the youth and the reason’s for claim­
fangled legal tender—each dollar pro­ threatening, and the friendly attitude does not provide for the support of such ing such custody.
In addition to our already large stock, direct from Eastern mid < 'nlifomla manu­
youtli, that such youth are destitute of
which
the
natives
have
hitherto
main
­
H. J. LITTLE.
tected by whatever 371} grains of silver
W. T. SHURTLEFF. factories, all these goods are bought for cash and will lie sold on a small margin.
a
suitable
home
and
of
ade<iuatc
means
tained toward tlie whites is changing
According to the latest advice, the
may be worth in the market.”
to one of hostility. This is tlie most se­ of obtaining an honest living, or are in earthquake that rocked tlie island of
rious feature of tlie whole situation danger of being brought up to lead an
All that some men need as an incen­ Tlie Berlin treaty is evidently too cum- idle and immoral life, and where such Hondo, in tlie Japanese empire, last
week, caused the death of 24,000 people.
tive to show tlieir assininity is oppor-1
, work«i?
____ Some mother or guardian are unable to pro­
tunity, and this tlie Oregonian lias1 simpler form of government will have vide for tlie proper support and care of This would be quite a calamity in this
country, but Japan does not reckon ca­
given to T. T. Geer, of Marion county, to be devised, and one that will give such youth.
Is the law, and that is just what we propose to do. < 'ome early and sec for
lamity in this way. The little yellow
yourself. A large st«wk to select from, full in all departments.
and right well has he availed himself mischief-makers less chance to make
4. All youth between tlie ages of men would like to squat around and
of it As an ass, pure and simple, he trouble. How would an American pro­ eight and sixteen years of age who are
struggle for rice enough to keep the ,
Thanking you for past favors and Imping to merit a continuation of tlie same,
has shown himself to be supreme in a tectorate answer-?— Examiner.
incorrigibly turbulent and immoral, sharper pangs of hunger at bay as long !
I remain, Yours,
f
It. JACOBSON.
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small way, and the fact tliat he is an
disobedient, insubordinate, vicious, i_
or as possible, no doubt, but the thousands ■
open candidate for Hermann’s shoes,
Tlie Coast Mail at Marshfield tells of of extreme depravity, habitual truants
its i
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in league with the Hon. Harry Miller, a visit of Congressman Hermann to a from any school in which they are en- who were thwarted in the desire to
continue
in
this
occupation
by
the
of Grant’s Pass, to beat the handshak- home away over in Coos county w here rolleil as pupils, or who habitually fre­
ing, God-blesH-you-old-friend candidate he pronounced a picture by a Miss quent streets and other public pitta's, rough handling of mother earth while
out of a renomination, lends a peculiar Buckley tlie best he ever saw. Now having no lawful business, employ­ in a temper, will scarcely lie missed
interest to his assininity at present, that didn't cost Binger a cent. Neither ment or occupation, and who shall be more than would a dozen flies drowned
Herman is not much to speak of as a do the hundreds of hearty handshakes convicted of tlie same before any ixilice in the molasses jug of a country tavern American Ins. Co., of Philadelphia, Pa.
congressman, aside from the fact that (with both hands) all tlie way from court, recorder’s court, justice of tlie iu July. The time to be sorry for these I Continental Insurance Co, of New York City.
he is attentive to correspondence and Scab Flat in Eastern Oregon to Yarrow peace or other inferior court,shall be sub­ superflous thousands is when the rice
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Ins. Co., of Albany, Or.
knows how to work the pension racket in Coos. Binger is a politician—and ject to the provisions of this act, and crop fails—not when death overtakes
Guardian Assurance Co., of London, England.
them
suddenly,
and
closes
their
record
to the best advantage to Binger but tlie rest of the boys will have to put in may be admitted as inmates of this in­
Lancashire Ins. Co., of Manchester. England.
with
no
more
than
a
momentary
pain.
he looms up like a lighthouse beside a their time from now until June if they stitution under such rules and regula­
London & Lancashire Ins. Co., of Liverpool, Eng.
—Oregonian.
tallow dip alongside such precocious expect to get within hailing distance of tions as may be prescribed by said board
London Assurance Co., of London, England.
asses as Geer. Oregon does not wish to the Hermann boom that springs eternal of trustees.
One of the unique features of the;
Manchester Assurance Co., of Manchester, Eng.
pose as a state of long eared brayers, in the breasts of rising young artists 5. In all cities in this state having a
Norwich-Union Insurance Co., of England.
however, and there is not the slightest and other i*xiple too numerous to men­ duly organized police force it sball be Mexican exliibit at tlie fair will be the
a-lebrated l’andure family, consisting i
Palatine Ins. Co., of Manchester, England.
danger of Geer ever getting to congress tion.— Statesman.
tlie alisolute duty of such polia' author­ i of five persons, who are probably the
Plurnix Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.
where he might be taken as a type of
-;
ities to assist in the enforcement of this } most expert workers in clay and mod­
.b. .vmg, Oregonian ..„I da,nag.- Ure
act as occasion may require.
elers of figures in tlie world. The fam- i
prospects of the state abroad. He hung job by the dissolution of the prohibi- 6. In all cities, towns and villages in
bimself long ago, politically, by means tion party. He had to have employ- this state having no regular police force ily will be sent to Chicago by tlie state
of the facilities the Oregonian furnish- meut—so lie caught on to the alliance it shall be the alisolute duty of the of Gaudalajara. It is the intention to
MUVS is
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1U1 all
Ull H is
IS ! „1
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.
provide a Mexican house for them to
r»,,scheme
it for
ed ii.
such men as 1.
he i is.— Jacksonville
WOIqfi and
j- ’ • s a working
••
-■
• of - it the
. • s<*Bool clerk and board of school direct-
He
daisy
friend
I live in during tlie fair, and a workshop
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farmer or anybody else!— Statesman.
ors and constables to assist in tlie en- | where tlieir work may lie inspectai.
THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER.
AS THEY SEE IT.
Who May be Put There for Reformation
IBI
A Large Stock oi Furniture!
Our 16th Century Bookcases, Secretaries, Etc., Etc.,
Bedroom Suits from $17 to $100.
The Opposition Boot and Shoe Store
e
o
a
52
o
H
M c M innville , O r
Boots and Shoes
Fruit Growers, Attention!
5,000 ACRES
Finest Fruit Land 'he Willamette Valley
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
SHURTLEFF & LITTLE,
Real Estate, Insurance
Loans and Abstracts
Gross Fire Assets Represented. $53,000,000.
R. JACOBSON’S
Q uick J ales
and
¡¡¡ mall P rofits ”
JOB PRINTING
huiimiil
THE TELEPHONE REGISTER