« The Veterans .tleet. We have either a feast or famine in Will Kun« has hot peanut« every hour SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT The Veterans’ Association of Yamhill our town. Last week we had no butcher of the day. Of the County Clerk of Yamhill County. State of Oregon, showing the amount and number of X Why Don’t you Use One of -those. Fine china at the Japanese store. claims allowed by the County Court of said County, for what allowed, amount of warrants drawn, Best Japan tea at the art store on B county met in the court house last Fri- ■ shop, now we have two. aud amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid, from the first day of April, 1894, to the 30th day of I day. At the forenoon session officers The bridge across the river at this September, 1894, both inclusive: J. A. Todd has repainted his residence. ! street. were chosen for the ensuing year, the old place has been repaired, and is now a F. Anstine has moved into the John Go to Dr. G. S. Wright for fine dental officers being reelected. President, C. A. substantial structure. son property on Second street between B Int. work. tf on what account allowed . Am’t Claims Am t Warrants Am’t of Outstanding Prin Wallace; vice president, S. C. Pearson ; Allowed. Drawn | Warrants Unpaid. and C. in Hear Senator Mitchell at the opera Dr. Vial has rented office rooms | treasurer, Jeptha Garrison ; secretary, B. . .. . .. Roads and bridges......... 8 6280 29 From April 1, Outstanding unpaid W. H. Snook, the furniture dealer, has F. Clubine; ensign, G. L. Rowland; the northwest corner of Union block. house tonight. 936 30 1894, to Sept. 30 County Warrants on Indigent............................ decided to close out his stock, and an Insane ................................ 18 00 1894, for claims '* * ’ . marshal, J. C. Cooper. R. L. Stow, the lumberman, is sick I I Shell Hawley returned from California Circuit Court Expenses. 804 70 allowed during nounces a cash sale at cost. with typhoid pneumonia. In the afternoon a very interesting and disposed of his effects here. He will Justice •* Estimated interest ac “ 201 50 same time 115 80: Coroner s Inquests.......... crued thoreon............ Go to G. Maurer ’ s meat market on On which to haul your program was rendered. The pupils of 639 56 Go to Hogg’s Excelsior studio for your Stationery.......................... Claims allowed and return to that 6tate to remain. Lumber from 472 10 warrants not drawn School Superintendent... Third street for a nice dressed chicken the public schools who had been invited photos. No stairs to climb. 826 5oJ .............................. from April 1,1894, to State Evangelist Bonnell of the Christ Assessor for your Sunday dinner. 383 65 to participate, marched in a body to the Commissioners................. Sept. 30.1894.............. 414 01 Miss Elvie Apperson’s condition of 416 39 Claims allowed prior ian denomination, is expected to be here Judge.................................. Miss Laura Patty took a brief vacation scene of action, and filled up most of the 2273 27 Sheriff................................ to April 1, 1894, and * health is reported as improving. next week, when the contemplated series Clerk......... ......................... 1074 55 warrants not drawn 367 40 seating space. The song “ Red, White I from postoffice duties and visited with 300 80 Treasurer .......................... John Bones has moved down from j and Blue” was rendered by the school as of protracted meetings will begin. 333 30 Recorder........................... friends in Portland this week. * Sheridan and occupies Mrs. Butlei’s 695 60 Election Expenses.......... an opening prologue, followed by an J. P. Irvine is now selling for cash but Fuel.................................... 13 55 J. P. Irvine buys for cash and' sells for house in Oak Park. 55 00 Attorney............. earnest prayer by Rev. Hoberg, and then takes in exchange all kinds of farm pro District House 89 75 Repairs, etc. For the House you are going to build ? Strictly no Chinese employed at the cash. By so doing you can save ten per another song by the school, “Under the ducts such as butter, eggs, chickens, po Court 400 10 Miscellaneous................... ________ Total amount of un- , cent on your groceries. 42w2 McMinnville Steam Laundry, hence, 816331 241 SI5917 23 paid county warrants $8957 64 $ 400 00 Roses.” Miss Nellie Gardner recited an tatoes, apples, dried fruits, at the highest Total Am’t allw’d and drawn J. B. Gardner was taken suddenly ill | inspiring poem of patriotic sentiment, * clothes returned to you clean and pure. market price. 42w2 State of Oregon, County of Yamhill, SS. I, A. E. McKern, County Clerk of the County of Yamhill, State of Oregon, do hereby certify Lee Laughlin of North Yamhill was Tuesday night, and for a time it was and Profs. Baker and Buchanan and^ thought he could not live. His illness Misses Pagenkopf and Baker sang a I We hereby desire to express our sincere that the foregoing ts a true and correct statement of the number and amount of claims allowed by in the city Wednesday. the County Court of said County, for the six months ending on the 30th day of September, 1894, on thanks to all who so kindly assisted us what account the same were allowed, and the amount of warrants drawn, and the amount of war was due to inactivity of the heart. And a* you pass their Store quartet. F ob R ent — A five-room house, cen rants outstanding and unpaid as the same appear upon the records of my office and in mv official A postal card will bring ray deliver}* I Capt. Ormsby,who had been announced during the sickness of our little one and custody. stop and get your trally located and desirable. Witness my hand and the seal of the County Court of said Countv this 2d dav of October, A. extended to us such sympathy in our be wagon to call for your goods promptly at : to deliver the address, failed to put in an D. 1894. [L. S.J A. E. MCKERN, County Clerk. A. H. P ape . reavement. any time you send me an order. appearance and Rev. Lee Thompson Wayne Hembree of Monmouth was M r . and M rs . L ee T hompson . Respectfully, I filled his place very acceptably to the foing about among his old friends in Mc SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT W m . L ambert . Milton Redding, an account of whose assembled veterans and citizens, who Minnville the first of the week. Of the amount of Money and Warrants received for Taxes and Money paid to the County The only child of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ’ listened to his remaiks with deep inter death is given by our Lafayette corres Treasurer by the Sheriff o: Yamhill County, Oregon, for the six months ending on the 3Gth day o'f Now is the time to buy furniture. Schunesen of the creamery, died of chole est. He reminded the veterans that pondent, was the third clerk elected in September, A. D. 1894: Snook is closing out at cost. Don’t wait. ra infantum on the 14th. The child was their ranks are rapidly thinning on this this county, his predecessors in office be The stock will go rapidly. side of the river and as rapidly swelling ing Judge J. W. Cowls and S. C. Adams. fifteen weeks old. During the Month of It will be worth your while to hear To Amount Received. The members of the relief corps over on the other, and that within the time of Mr. Redding qualified for the office July April I May | June j July | August | Sept what Senator Mitchell has to say tonight the etate are soliciting a library for the the present generation of young men the Sth, 1868, and served two terms You can have your house completed fh time to at the opera house. last soldier will be borne to his last rest In Coin and Currency ...................... Look at the prices at the D street meat S 26203 98 « 14975 95 S 12298 00 5 2600 30 S 1201 90 S 1395 00 soldiers’ home. They take anything cut your hay with a Woods Tubular Steel Mower, In County Warrants ......................... 607 52 " ------- 282 55 144 20 See Dr Lowe about your eyes at once. but yellow-backed novels. ing place. He pointed out to the new market. Good sirloin steak, 8 cents; Balance, cash on hand Apr. 1,1894. and then if you use the “Minnie” Binder you 2572 30 Can be found in Dr. Wright’s office till generation that have grown up since the good round steak, 6 cents; roast beef, Total Received........................... will be happy. Call and examine our Stock. t 29383 80 8 15258 50» 12442 20 ¿"260030 8 1201 90 1395 00 Rugs pretty and new at the Japanese Oct. 30th. war, the reasons why they should feel 6 cents; boiling beef, 4 cents; pork, 6, art store. During the Month of kindly and gratefully toward the old vet 7 and 8 cents; mutton, 4, 5 and 6 cents. Mrs. W. L. Qualey, who has been seri By Amounts Paid. The marriage licenses this week show erans, who left their comfortable homes, April I May | June | July | August ously ill in Portland for a number of We keep the best pork sausage in town, Sept something that probably wouldn’t hap their wives^ind sons and daughters, and weeks, is so far restored to health that at 7 cents per pound. Bolognas, four To County Treasurer............................. 1032 50 8525 40 1494 05 pen again in a hundred years. Three braved the hardship of long and weary she wa« able to return home Wednesday for 25 cents. Give us a call and you will consecutive licenses were issued in which Balance cash on hand Oct. 1 st, 1894 189 40 marches and exposed their lives at the save money. evening. 42w3 Total paid to Treasurer.................... 8525 40 1032 50 1683 45 the lady’s first name is Lulu. cannon’s mouth, in order that this free Wm. F. Dielschneider, the leading We use no acids or other injurious in country of ours might remain a heritage City Caucus. State of Oregon, County of Yamhill, SS. jeweler, carries only first-class goods and G. Henderson, Sheriff of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing statement is gredients to wash your clothes, only the to those coming alter. At Garrison’s opera house, Monday, ■ correct I, W. and true. ««•Ils below Portland prices. Look at his very best washing materials, therefore Witness my hand this 11th day of October, A. D. 1894. The beautiful song the “ Blue and the October 29, at 7 p. m., for the purpose of stock. W. G. HENDERSON, Sheriff of Yamhill County. your clothes last longer. Gray,” was appropriately rendered by nominating city officers for the general Rev. John Parsons, D.D. will hold the Mrs. C. W. Talmage and Miss Ina W m . L ambert . election which will be held Oct., 5 th, first quarterly meeting at the M. E. SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT The Custer Relief Corps of this city Cooper. Judge Galloway in response to 1894. By order of committee. church, Sunday evening, Oct. 21st, at repeated calls, came forward and said a will entertain about twenty ladies of the Of the County Treasurer of Yamhill County, Oregon, for the six months ending the 30th day of 7:30 p. m., quarterly conference, Mon September, A. D. 1894, of money received and paid out, from whom received and from what source SCHOOL REPORT. Sheridan corps on the 27th at their hall few good words for Columbus, whose ap and on what account paid out: day, 22d. L ee T hompson . in this city. There will be twenty propriate place in the exercises of the Lovers of tea should try “Sample Report of McMinnville public schools husbands at Sheridan to eat a “cold day had been in a manner ignored. A Amounts Received. Room” brand, 25c per pound at Millsap From what source received. for month ending Oct. 12, 1894. General School recitation by May Nelson followed, and snack” while their wives partake of Fund. Fund A Cook ’ s. 7. X > then came an imposing feature of the ex ■ a sumptuous dinner through the courtesy lì I................................. To amount on hand from last report 8 4299 87 C. M. Weed is shipping apples and of the ladies here. Mrs. Ungerman will ercises in the presentation of a Grand Tax 1893 £ S. To amount received from Sheriff.... a r, “ and Assessor, Poll Tax 1893......... potatoes by the carload. This grocery has lie present to give a report of the national Army button to Mrs.C. W. Talmage, Col. C olumbus •c ! S 0 “ County Clerk...... Certificate of Sale on j fi. bought the apple crops of W. W. Sharp, reunion J. C. Cooper making the presentation W abd . Briedwell & Co OQ and Flynn.......... ¡License................... D speech. The presentation was made on Alliertus Davis, J. B. Stilwell, Geo. “ Justices of Peace Ono night last week a couple of hobos behalf of Custer post, in token of ap 1 <fc 2 grades 47 34 31 1 20 28 and Co. Clerk......1 Fines........................ Owens and D. O. Durham, an estimated “held up” John Winneberg of Carlton. 3 <k 4 1 32 25 25 5 23 “ W. Gilson.............Conscience Money. .. preciation of kindly services, the expres aggregate of three thousand bushels. 45 35 35 4 17 35 2 “ See. of State....... Five-Mill Rebate... He had just returned from town, where 34 25 24 1 5 & 6 1 " Indigent Soldier|Tax 1893....... .......... 5 20 sion being more especially prompted by Try me with your washing once. I he had been transacting some business 7 & 8 “ j 51 40 39 32 1 “ Countv Officers... FeeB......................... •• Sheriff*................. ITax 1893.................. mean you that don’t patronize your home in the bank, and the fellows presuming the singing of “The Little Bronze Button” C ook W ard “ State Treasurer... State School Tax... “ Superintendent.. Institute.. ............... laundry, and if I don’t give you as good that he had obtained some money, evi for the members of the post on a previous 1 & 2 grades 46 36 35 4 39 28 45 37 33 3 & 4 2 3 25 33 occasion. The lady was taken quite by 1 work, and cheaper than you are having dently followed him home. After he 5 A 6 33 33 29 32 1 20 15 14 3 3 22 12 it done in Portland or Salem, I will not had put up his team and was going to surprise but not a bit frightened, and 9 &10 Amounts Paid Out. General School made a very neat acknowledgement of Total 353 charge you a cent for it. I am here to the house, they confronted him with Fund Fund the gift, of which she is very proud, and The above is a much better showing stay. W m . L ambert . drawn revolvers and a request to shell By amount paid out on County Warrants............................... afterward by request of the audience, than the first month last year in regular By amount paid out on School Superintendent's Warrants C. C. Donavan, of Portland, general out. This John cheerfully complied By balance general fund on hand agent of the Great Northern railway, with to the extent of forty cents, all his she sang the song of. the button. The ity of attendance. The cases of tardiness By balance school fund on hand. 2906 95 fact of being the only woman in the state is not one-fifth what it was the first was in town Wednesday looking up the purse contained, and the robbers with authorized to wear the Grand Army month last year. L. H. B aker , interest of his line and establishing a lo drew to some safe place to count the State of Oregon, County of Yamhill County, SS. button, a special dispensation having Principal. cal agency for the sale of tickets. The money and divide. I. J. C. Pennington, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the been procured in her behalf, adds no amounts received, paid out. and remaining on hand in the county treasury of said county for the six G. N. is likely to be largely patronized months ending on the 30th day ot September, A. D. 1894. “Melted pebbles” are the product of little to the value of the gem. C. L. S. C. Program. Witness mv hand this 10th day of October, A. D. 1894. by parsons from this coast traveling east the fusion of minute crystal pebbles with J. C. PENNINGTON, County Treasurer. Resolutions commending the school The McMinnville C. L. S. C. will meet ward as far as Minneapolis and Chicago such chemical elements as deprive them teachers for the interest shown in incul Wednesday evening at the residence of when its merits are generally understood. of their injurious character. This amal- cating patriotic sentiment among the Semi-Annual Summary Statement A good many people both in and out gation produces the clearest, hardest young, thanking the county court for the E. C.Wlpperson. Following is the pro of town find Will Kuns’ bakery a good and moat brilliant lenses known to sci use of the court room, and the Relief gram: Of the financial condition of the Connty of Yamhill, in the State of Oregon, on the 30th day ' Paper, “History of the Irish Church,” September, A. D. 1894: place to get a quick lunch during the ence. They are the acme of perfection Corps for its cheerful helpfulness, were noon hour. Everything is kept fresh, in quality and scientific accuracy, mak read and adopted, and after the audience Miss Ida R. Pagenkopf. “Europe in the 19th Century,” Miss Date. Liabilities. Amount. neat and clean, and prices are low. ing them the best possible aids to the had joined in singing the stirring and Orilla Peters. Beautiful flower pots at the Japanese vision obtainable and positively the only lofty song, America, the veterans ad Sketch, “The Empress Josephine,” ept. 30. To warrants drawn on Co. Treasurer and outstanding and unpaid... 8 8176 23 lens extant that is perfectly homogene journed to meet in Garrison’s hall on the bazaar on B street. To estimated amount of interest accrued thereon............................... | 400 00 Miss Ida R. Scofield. ,To claims allowed and warrants not drawn............................................ i 781 41 ous. These lenses are the production of 22d day of February. Mrs. Evenden wishes to express her “Growth of the English Nation,” Miss J Total Liabilities................................................................. $ 9367 « very sincere thanks to all kind friends the Lock Kariene Optical Co. of Scotland. Emma Green. LAFAYETTE. Date. who were present at the surprise party, Dr. Lowe of McMinnville, is the sole Resources. Amount. Debate—Resolved that results have and assisted in the presentation of the state agent. These goods will not be proved Napoleon Boneparte to have been Milton Redding, well and favorably beautiful souvenir of their affection and sold to peddlers at any price. Beware of known throughout Yamhill county, died one of the world’s greatest benefactors. 1894—Sept. 30. By funds In hands of County Treasurer applicable to the payment of County Warrants.................................................................................. ,i| S esteem. She will always regard it as a “just as good” substances. See them in suddenly at this place last Wednesday Affirmative, J. A. Buchanan; negative, By funds in hands of County Sheriff applicable to the payment of Dr. Wright ’ s office till Oct. 30th. County Warrants........................................................................................ memento of the affection and apprecia morning, of heart failure. He retired Arthur McPhillips. By estimated unpaid current taxes applicable to the pavment of County Warrants........................................................................................ tion she was held in as an artiste and D ied of B rain P aralysis .—Patrick to his room abouc 7 o’clock Tuesday Total Resources..................................................................... I I 10718 56 neighbor by the residents of McMinnville ¡TIcTlltinville Produce Harltet. evening, feeling not so well as usual, and Callahan died at the Eureka hotel on the and vicinity. Reported by L. E. Walker. 16th inst. from brain paralysis, and was when called for breakfast Wednesday Big discount on all jewelry .clocks $1.20 buried Wednesday afternoon from the morning at 6:30, responded with his Oats. .................................... 20@22J¿ A Specific for Croup« Probate Court. and upward, watches $3 and upward at Catholic church. He was a native of usual cheery “all right.” Failing to Butter.................................... 45@50 “ I consider Chamberlain’s Cough C. A. McKinnon has been appointed C. Griesen’«. 42-3 Ireland, bad resided in this immediate make his appearance on time, he was Eggs....................................... .. 18@20c in probate court administrator of the Remedy a specific for croup. It is very called again, but failed to answer. Mr. Prof. L. H. Baker is convinced that it vicinity for six or seven years, and was Chickens................................ $1 50@300 estate of J A McKinnon, deceased, with pleasant to take, which is one of the pays to advertise, and that, the R eporter 67 years of age. During his residence Strang became alarmed, and as the door Turkeys................................ 8c a th most important requisites where a cough is the medium that reaches the people. here he worked at farm labor of various was locked upon the inside, a ladder was Ducks..................................... .. $3('i$3.50 bonds fixed at $20,000. remedy ic intended for use among chil Dec. 4th set as the time to hear final His little ad. of a farm to sell or rent kinds, being employed by T. D. Hender procured and an entrance gained through Potatoes ............................... 25 dren. I have known of cakes of croup account in the estats of Andrew Shuck, brought him a purchaser for a hundred son, Uncle Doc Sitton and others. His the window, when Mr. Redding was Dressed Hogs....................... 5c where I know the life of a little one was deceased. found apparently asleep, but it was the acres from Multnomah, and another life story if fully told would probably Veal....................................... 4 saved by the use of Chamberlain’s Cough would-be buyer for a portion of it from make an interesting chapter. He is said sleep which knows no awakening. Little Baled hay, timothy.............. $10 Remedy.” J. J. LaGrange, druggist, is known-of his past life, more than he <1 Polk, but he didn’t care to parcel the to have been a man of intelligence and Life or Death? cheat ............... $7 Avoca, Neb. 50 cent bottles for sale by il tract to suit the Polk man. He has had evident culture, having been originally was born in the Btate of Illinois sixty oats................... It is of vital importance that it should S. Ho worth. $7 -------- OF-------- a score or two of applicants to rent the educated for the priesthood. During years ago. He came to Lafayette in be understood by persons whose kidneys RETAIL MARKET. 1868, and resided here continually until place, he says. seventeen years prior to last August he Notice to Taxpayers. Baled Straw......................... $6 are inactive, that this condition of For a good watch for little money, go had been self-exiled from his family, who his death. He was laid to rest in Mason Mixed Chop............................. things is finally inductive of a state of $16 All taxes not paid by November 3d to Wm. F. Dielschneider, the leading had mourned him as dead, although he ic cemetery, Thursday, Rev. Gay of the Wheat Chop............................. the organs where life hangs in the bal will be declared delinquent and costs $18 a had kept himself posted as to their Presbyterian church conducting the fun Shorts........................................ jeweler $16 ance. Bright’s disease, diabetes, albu added. By order of the county court. eral exercises. There are prospects that steamboat whereabouts. One of his sons, Thomas W. G. H enderson . $18 minuria are all diseases of a very obsti Sam Donev was in town last week with Middlings................................ nate character in their mature stage, and traffic on the Yamhill will be enlivened Callahan, is a leading clothing merchant wanted Bran ........................ $14 Sheriff. all have a fatal tendency. They often by red-hot competition during the next at Albany, and another, Peter, is engaged a young horse attached to a cart. Sam L. E. Walker will buy all your pro- IN EXCHANCE few mouths. It is understood that the in dry goods at Corvallis, while a daugh: stopped to speak to an acquaintance, the duce, paying the highest pr price in cash baffle the most practiced medical skill, Notice to Creditor«. FOR — He will sell and the most approved remedies of ma Union Pacific company have negotiated ter resides at Portland, all highly re colt objected, and proceeded to dump the market will justify. Hi Notice is hereby given that we have you flour, feed, hay, oats, field and gan Sam in the street and artistically demol with Jobu Brooks for warehouse privi spected and well-to-do people. Among den seeds as cheap as any other dealer. teria medica. But opposed at the outset employed J. W. Hobbs to settle up our —that is to say, when the kidneys begin books and accounts. Persons knowing leges and that they intend running a acquaintances here, Callahan was known ish the cart. street south of First National Bank. The marshal was compelled to “call D He IT a ill.n .*,.11 linn nf I-.. L«w. also rto carries n a full line of Graham in to discharge their functions inactively— themselves indebted to us will please boat to this city. The warehouse built as an old bachelor, having kept the sub down” a couple of McMinnville bloods small sacks, buckwheat, corn meal, with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the last summer jointly by our citizens and ject of bis family relations a secret with last Sunday for using vile language on wheatlets, etc. Nursery stock a specialty. dangerous tendency is checked. Very call on him at his office in Union block Mr. Geer on Brooks’ land has been in his own bosom. Last August he visit over Jacobson’s store and settle. the streets. useful, also, is this household medicine moved across the road to a point just ed Newport and on his way thither COLLEGE SÛTES. 38w4 C albreath & G oucher . Hull Johnson and Jacob Williamson for those ailments of common occur above the bridge, where it will serve as a called upon his son in Albany and made We Buy all Kinds of Poultry. Cash or Exchange. have each erected a neat fence around New students continue to arrive. rence—constipation, biliousness, dyspep landing for the Toledo, which does not known his identity. Subsequently he Take Notice. their residence property. Yours Respectfully, propose to be crowded out, as there has met the other son and arrangements The Philergian society held a very sia and nervousness. It is a safeguard Having Mr. Johnson ’ s twins were buried last closed my business in Mc- were made by the brothers to have him against malaria and averts chronic rheu apparently been an effort to do. interesting debate Saturday night ; the Thursday. Minnville preparatory to going away, it decision of the judges was that the Unit matism. Call and inspect the latest styles in make his home near Peter. The arrange Several of our good people visited the become« necessary to close up all book cloak« and wraps, just arrived at Jacob ment was never carried out because death county seat thia week and returned with ed States should increase the standing accounts at once. Those owing me will claimed the father as its victim before Licenses to Harry. army. son's. arms full of parcels. Strange. please take notice and govern themselves Oct. 13th, Lulu Oliver, aged 21, and accordingly, as settlement will have to All kinds of Fine, The body of Wm. Jones, who died sud their plans could be executed. Both Prof. Brownson will deliver an address Quite a number of McMinnville ’ s D. A. SMITH'S Across the Street W. G. Harris, aged 23, both of thia be made without delay. denly near Newberg about a year and a sons and the daughter were present at young people attended the social hop before the society Saturday night. Difficult and from his old the funeral Wednesday and followed him -NEW— half ago, is to be exhumed soon and The first of the college entertainments county. old Watches re here Saturday night. We noticed the 38-tf L. B ettman . stand. to bis resting place. Oct. 13th, Lulu Wolf, aged 18, and Bratt analyzed for poison, Mr. Maguire, a son- paired and made handsome faces of Wirt Gardner and will be given Friday night, Nov. 2d. Chapin, aged 22, both of this county. in-law, having about completed arrange All kinds of Watches, Clocks to run as good Jess Irvine among them. Notice to the Traveling Public. A class in German was started Mon and Jewelry for sals at Oct 15th, Lulu Barber, aged 23 and J. ments for the investigation. The body, as new at Two of our prominent citizens became day. • Mr. A. H. Pape has been appointed hard times prices. H. Lamson, aged 22, both of this county. it will be remembered, was removed local ticket agent for the Great Northern belligerent one day last week, and if Lawn tennis is the popular game these When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatoria, Oct. 8th, Ro«a Dowd, aged 17, and Levi from the grave and left lying upon the railway at McMinnville. His office will words could have killed both would have pleasant days. Taylor, aged 25, both of Grand Ronde When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, ground about a year ago. Many persons be up stairs over Kay & Todd’« store, been gory corpses. S. WILSON. W. G. HENDERSON. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Mr. Stilwell visited the Philergian reservation. in the vicinity are Baid to hold the opin Miss Fay Swick, of Dayton, an ama where he can be found at all times and When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, society Saturday night and made Oct. 16th Mary Meibs, age 29, and some ion that the body will not be found in will be glad to name rates and give all teur elocutionist of considerable ability, good remarks. Fred Bent, age 42, of Newberg. Married the grave. will entertain us next Saturday evening. information desired regarding this new by Justice Rhodes in the county clerk’« Full blood Cotswold bucks for sale at transcontinental line. Tickets on sale to A fine elocutionary and musical program S1OO REWARD, S1OO. office on Tuesday. from $3 to $8 per head, by Geo. Owens. all points in the United States, Canada has been arranged. An 11-pound boy at the home of Roy The reader of this paper will be pleased . (Third Street, between E and F.) The public school board has some dif and Europe. The Great Northern is a They Give Their Reasons. ficulty in making people understand that new transcontinental line and is the Kimberlin, caused that gentleman to to learn that there is at least one dreaded “Dressmaking” signs 25c ready printed pupils residing temporarily in the short line to all eastern points. Trains step over the high places quite easily disease that science has been able to cure • Perhaps some of our readere would like at this office. in all its stages, and that is catarrh. to know in what respect Chamberlain’s district are not residents and entitled to run through from Portland to Minneapo last Sunday. The R eporter job department has S. WILtSON, manager. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive Cough Remedy is better than any other. Editor Graves, of the Times, was in free tuition. Pupils are entitled to free lis and St. Paul without change over the just added another rapid pres« to ite fa tuition only in districts where they re O. R. & N. and Great Northern railways, town Monday, looking over the ground cure known to the medical fraternity. We will tell you. When this Remedy is cilities. Its capacity for turning out fine Catarrh being a constitutional disease re taken as boq . u as a cold has been con side and are enumerated and drawing making direct connection at these points to find an opening for a newspaper Work is unexcelled outside of Portland. Mrs. J. 8. Price, of Dayton, Wash., is quires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s trasted, and before it has become settled Give us a trial and see what neat thing Everything first-claw. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial public money, or entitled to be so enum for Chicago and all eastern and southern Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable ratee. Give us a call. erated. Section 54. article 5th, school points. Passengers from McMinnville visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Thad H. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting in the system, it will counteract the we can do for you. directly on the blood and mucous sur effect of the cold and greatly lessen its laws of Oregon, provides that if a youth | can make direct connection at Portland Dupuy, this week. Blank Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, Real A choral union with Mr. M. 0. Ixiwns- faces of the system, thereby destroying severity, and it is the only remedy that is staying temporarily in a district as with the through overland train for the W. J. CLARK,D.D.S Estate Mortgages, etc., always on sale at the foundation of the disease, and giving will do this. It acts in perfool harmony dale as director, was organized here last boarder or visitor, or as a member of a east. The Great Northern owns and tf the patient strength by building up the with nature and aids nature in relieving this office. Graduale University of Mich. family temporarily in the district, such manages its entire equipment of palace Wednesday evening. A trip through the Webfoot settlement constitution and assisting nature in doing the lunge, opening the secretions, lique- youth cannot be legally enumerated.” sleeping and dining cars, buffer library Leave youi order for a good, fat chick- ► The charges for tuition in the city schools cars, family tourist sleepers, coaches, etc., this week reveals the fact that more its work. The proprietors have so much fying the mucus and, causing its expul- en, dressed for Sunday dinner. D street Has opened an office in Union Block, Room 6, are $3 per quarter in the primary grade and is well prepared to give its patrons thrift exists among the farmers of that faith in its curative powers, that they of sion from the air cells of the lungs, and market. and is prepared to do all work in the dental line. and $4 in the grammar, which is less the very best accommodations. For rates favored section than elsewhere in the fer One Hundred Dollars for any case restoring the system to a strong and To Printer»« that it fails to cure. Send for list of tes healthy condition. No other remedy in ts busy as a bee making up clothing from than the cost to the city. and full information, call on, or address county. Why ? new suitings. Try him for a new suit. the market possesses these Remarkable The cylinder pres« upon which the R. P. Bird lost a valuable roadster last timonials, Address, Autumn weather brings up thoughts of A. H. Pape, agent Great Northern Ry., CROWN AND BRIDGE WORIA SPECIALTY. F. J. C heney & Co., Toledo, O. properties. No other will cure a cold so PRICES REASONABLE. R eporter is now printed is offered Tuesday. Inflammation of the lungs the for C. C. D onavan . doughnuts. Nice fresh ones can be had McMinnville, Or. quickly. For sale by S. Howorth & Co. sale. It will be sold at a bargain. Bold by druggists, 75c. cause. Gen ’ l Agent G. N. Ry., Portland, Or. A A— gt Kuns bakerv. LATtar M sthoo os Paimtaa ExTaaaviaa. LOCAL NEWS. STUDEBAKER WAGONS JONES & ADAMS’ Sawmill or Lumber Yard H ardware , S ash , D oors , P aints , E tc JONES & ADAMS, 3d St., McMinnville No. on R. of H. Time lost. Min. Times tardy att ’ e . No. dropped Av. daily No. Enrolled 1 A BUSHEUS EACH GOOD APPLES AND POTATOES R GROCERIES R I C. M. WEED, AT ^dont. Jeoielry Store C ity S tables , WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors. ------------------11*11------------------ Frank Roeca, ► TAILOR, *