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College Entertainment. A rsenic F ovsd .—The body of Wm. HAl’ITED ! Jones, buried in the Dundee cemetery, The Pbilergian society of McMinnville A haunted house in these practical Go to Dr. G. S. Wright for fine dental and concerning the cause of whose death college will give an entertainment in the and unromantic days is something of a there has been much suspicion, was ex college chapel, Friday evening, Nov. 16, ■work. tf humed early on the morning of Novem consisting of two dramas, The Ugliest of rarity, but an individual haunted with The Episcopal church is being re ber 2d, by a party composed of M. J. Seven, and the Just Retribution, inter the idea that bis ailment is incurable is painted. McMahon, an attorney of Portland, Hen spersed with beautiful red-light tableaux. a personage frequently met with. Dis J. P. Irvine is giving away a lot of ' ry McGuire, son-in-law of the deceased, Good music and calisthenic exercises. belief in the ability of medicine to cure nice books to cash customers. and James H. Fisk, a prominent chemist Proceeds to go towards improving society is only a mild form of monomania, al Call and see the new goods just arrived of Portland. They were accompanied by hall. The exercises will open at 7:30 though in some cases repeated failures to at Apperson’s a half-dozen stalwart men with Winches sharp. Admission 15 cents. Come early obtain relief from many different sources would almost seem to justify the doubt Go to Ilogg’s Excelsior studio for your ter rifles, and a number of the heirs of and avoid the rush. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters has demon photos. No stairs to climb. the deceased. The exhumation was made strated its ability to overcome dyspepsia, IIOW’S THIS! Ask for your ticket with every 50 cents by the light of lanterns about five| constipation, liver and kidney trouble, o’clock in the morning, to enable the Port- j you purchase of J. P. Irvine. 46-2 We offer One Hundred Dollars reward malarial complaints and nervousness,and land parties to return home on the morn The McMinnville Flouring Mills are for any case of catarrh that cannot be its recorded achievements in the curative still doing exchange work on the usual ing train. Mr. Fisk secured the stomach line ought at least to warrant its trial by cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. and its contents, the heart, the liver and terms. any one troubled with either of the F. J. C heney & Co., Props. Toledo, O. Will Kuns has hot peanuts every hour ¡ kidneys, and after a thorough examina AT We, the undersigned, have known F. above ailments, even although his pre tion has announced arsenic as present in of the day. vious efforts to obtain remedial aid have J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and sufficient quantity to produce death. A The chrysanthemum tea by the ladies strong alkaloid was also found, the believe him perfectly honorable in all been fruitless. Used with persistence, of the Episcopal church will occur tonight character of which the chemist has not business transactions and financially able the Bitters will conquer the most obsti at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ap- fully determined. Whether the drug to carry out any obligation made by their nate cases. P»rHOn. was self-administered or otherwise also firm. COLLEGE NOTES. West A Truax,Wholesale Druggists,To Thanksgiving ball Thursday evening remains to be determined. The investi ledo, O. Nov. 29th. gation is being conducted at the expense Elmer Purvine, a former student of the Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole Just make a menú' note that the finest of Mr. McGuire, who was charged with college, attended chapel exercises Friday line of queensware and crockery in the exhuming the body seventeen months sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. morning. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, city is at Millsap & Cook’s. A big line after death, an account of which appear The Oratorical society met Friday eve ed at the time, and againBt whom graver acting directly upon the blood and mu ning, and decided that each class should just received. cous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. select their orators to take part in the Full blood Cotswold bucks for sale at charges have been preferred. He seems per bottle Sold by all druggists. Tes contest, these selections are to be made from *3 to $8 per head, by Geo. Owens. ■ determined to sift the matter, and ascer timonials free. tain where the guilt lies. Attorney Mc before the 16th of Nov. Eight members of the Foresters’ lodge Mahon believes that if murder has been J. W. Loder visited with friends at the OI R CLCBB1BÍG LIST. drove to Hillsboro Tuesday to visit their committed, the object was the old man’s college last Saturday. neighbors. They were all night driving gold. The inventory of the estate as it We have special arrangements with Prof. Brownson is making some needed home. now stands, he says, shows only *6529.46, the following leading publications, improvement on the campus, especially A good many people both in and out while Jones, immediately before his whereby we are able to offer them in in preparing_ground for a beautiful lawn. of town find Will Kuns’ bakery a good death, is declared to have had from *12,- connection with our own at exceedingly The Philergian society was well at place to get a quick lunch during the 000 to *14,000 in cash, and possibly more. low rates, as follows: The R eporter tended Saturday by members and visit noon hour. Everything is kept fresh, Once it is established that there was and ors. Close attention was given to the neat and clean, and prices are low. murder committed, and there was a mo Weekly Inter Ocean..........................................Í1.35 address delivered by Judge Galloway. DISCOUNTS AS FOLLOWS: St. Louis Globe-Democrat, semi-weekly ......... 1.75 Remember the Thanksgiving ball. It tive for such a crime, those interested ‘Rural Northwest, Portland, weekly.............. 1.25 O. P. Coshow will address the society comes but once a year. say that they will find the guilty parties. *The Rural Northwest is the brightest, next Saturday night. Mr. W. H Shaull, of Nevada, Mo., ar Arthur Morgan, a student of last year, the most practical and useful publication LAFAYETTE. rived Tuesday evening to visit during the on the coast for farmers, dairymen and visited the chapel November 14th. winter with his sister, Mrs. T. J. Bridge Mr. G. O. Graves, representing the fruit growers. Do not fail to attend the entertainment ford. Russell Manf’g. Co. was in town this Friday night. Everything possible has SEE Go to G. Maurer’s meat market on week. been done to make it a success. Elmer E. Thompson, he wants to trade Third street for a nice dressed chicken Mr. Geo. Ilutchcroft, a North Yamhill The Best Plaster. 5 acres of land at Woodburn, Oregon, for for your Sunday dinner. hopgrower, was in town Monday. Dampen a piece of flannel with Cham property in or adjoining McMinnville. Mrs. W. W. Smith has been very sick Farquar Shaw, accompanied by his berlain ’ s Pain Balm and bind it on over 45- tf for several days, but is some better at parents, has returned from North Powder, the seat of pain. It is better than any and have taken up residence in the city. this time. Indian War Veterans. plaster. When the lungs are sore such Henry Worden visited the city this Mr. Shaw is a former student of the col All Indian war veterans of Yambill an application on the chest and another week and secured a contract to cut cord lege. county are requested to meet in Garri on the back, between the shoulder blades Call and inspect the latest styles in wood for the General Electric Co. son’s opera house Saturday, Nov. 17th, will often prevent pneumonia. There is A. C. Beaulieu and Joe Mallott, will cloaks and wraps, just arrived at Jacob to attend to important business. nothing so good for a lame back or a pain move to Oregon City next week, where son’s. C. A. W allace . iu the side. A sore throat can nearly they expect to reside in the future. The Thanksgiving ball will be the always be cured in one night by apply MHiile Mrs. Jack Oleson and Mrs. License« to Marry. grand event of the season. Let every Maggie Bryan were coming into town ing a flannel bandage dampened with Oct. 8th, N. Z. Williams, aged 24, and Pain Balm. 50 cent bottlee for sale by body attend. last Monday night, their horse became Some exceedingly new and pretty de unmanageable and dumped the ladies by Laura E. Nelson, aged 18, of Moore’s val S. Howorth. signs in jewelry and silverware, etc. are the wayside, and came into town where ley. Oct. 13th, John Wall, aged 36, and being shown in the new and elegant he was captured by our ever vigilant Clara McGill, aged 29, of McMinnville. stock of Wm. F. Dielschneider, the street superintendent and driven out to jeweler. meet the ladies who were making very Are YourChiIdreu Subject to Croup? When Baby wa* sick, we gave her Castoria, Did you see Apperson’s window this good time, considering their shaking up. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, If so you should never be without a When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Mr. Henry Newton purchased a trac week? A very pretty combination of tion engine and wood saw of the Russell bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, color. Co. this week. He will use the engine It is a certain cure for croup, and has Arrangements are being made to hold never been known to fail. If given free for sawing wood and chopping grain. a county farmers’ institute, under ly as soon as the croupy cough appears it Mr. John Hawkins moved his family auspices of the state agricultural college will prevent the attack. It is the sole faculty. The date set is Dec. 14th and to Oregon City last week. Blank Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, Real Dr. Michaux and A. B. Westerfield reliance with thousands of mothers who 15tb. The institute held four years ago have croupy children, and never disap Estate Mortgagee, etc., always on sale at visited the capital city last Monday. will be remembered by those who par tf The boarding outfit of the tracklayers points them. There is no danger in giv this office. ticipated as an interesting and profitable ing this Remedy in large and frequent Leave your order for a good, fat chick was moved to the depot this week and gathering and the coming one should re doses, as it contains nothing injurious. en, dressed for Sunday dinner. D street ceive the patronage of all live and pro our little hamlet took on the appearance 50 cent bottles for sale by 8. Howorth. market. of a village for a few days. gressive farmers. A.-- JL—JL—dL—-A: . J Dr. J. L. Hayes was called to Portland “Dressmaking” signs25c ready printed Come and bring your best girl. She COUNTY CO UMISSIOKERS. at this office. Wednesday. will not want to miss the Thanksgiving Miss Clara Johnson, youngest daughter The R eporter job department has ball. NOVEMBER TERM. just added another rapid press to its fa of Mr. James Johnson of this place, and S. WILSON. W.G. HENDERSON. All kinds of Fine, of Watch**, Clock* A two-year-old son of John Linn, a Mr. John Wall were quietly married at D. A. SMITH'S All kind« Tax certificates on land of J. D. Hard cilities. Its capacity for turning out fine and Jewelry for sale at Difficult and painter of this city, was scalded so badly the residence of the bride's parents Wed wick sold under name of P G Burford work is unexcelled outside of Portland. —NEW— hard timet price*. old Watches re Tuesday as to cause its death the follow nesday morning, and took the 7:30 train for years 1891 and 1892, ordered destroyed Give us a trial and see what neat thing paired and made ing day. The mother was washing, and for Portland. as erroneous. we can do for you. to run as good had poured hot water in a tub. While Costs of tax sale remitted to Mrs. M. The long wished for carpet is down at as new at Program of the C. E. S. C. the mother left the house for a bucket of last and the brethren of the A. O. IT. J. Clark because of error in assessment. (Third Street, between E and F.) OPPOSITE ROSTOF FICK. water, the little one fell backwards into W. and the “sietern” of D. of H. are In the matter of petition of Dayton For Nov. 21, 1894, Bismarck day. the tub, scalding it so badly that the very happy. light and water company to lay water Roll call, quotationson “Our Country." cuticle peeled from its body wherever it The life story of Bismarck, Miss Clara Lafayette Commandery No. 10., Sub main on county road in and about the S. WIUSON, Manager. came in contact with the water. The lime Knights of Syracuse was instituted city and across and over the bridge across Irvine. child lingered in great agony till the fol Wednesday night by T. H. Dupuy, 8. D. the river. Privilege granted to lay main “Growth of the English Nation,” Miss lowing day. D. S. G. C.,with fifteen charter members. on outer edge of county road deep Lou Lynch. Evenlhing first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial A contrast, “The Germany that Bis Autumn weather brings up thoughts of The following are the officers of the new enough to not interfere with grading Travelers Conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call. doughnuts. Nice fresh ones can be had commandery: J. J. Hembree, P. S. G. the street, but petition to lay main over marck found when he entered upon his public career and the Germany he left C.; T. H. Dupuy, S. G. C.; J. M. Dixon, bridge was rejected. at Kuns’ bakery. In matter of petition of Stout A Mar at his close,” Miss Fannie Mann. Col. N. Faulk, an excellent penman, S. Jr. G. C.; A. B. Westerfield, S. Chap.; “Europe in the 19th Century,” Miss has organized a writing class of about 30 Guy Bird, 8. Surg.; J. L. Hayes, 8. K. tin for deduction of. indebtedness from of Ex.; Ed. Carey, 8. K. of R.; Harry assessment of David Stout for taxes of Lasira Apperson. members in this city. Paper, “The relations between the Boivin, S. Con.; J. H. Derby, S. guard; 1894. Ordered that petition be rejected. A four-year-old daughter of Mr. Bently, Ordered that R. A. Stewart be relieved present German emperor and Bismarck,” W. I. Westerfield, 8. V. lately from Washington, is sick with Fourteen of our fun loving people have from payment of costs on lands in West Miss Nora Cooper. typhoid fever at the residence of A. J. “The Newspapers of the United organized an amateur minstrel company Chehalem bid in by county for tax of Gant. • and will begin rehearsing in a few days. 1892, upon the payment of the tax for States,” Miss Ida Schofield. Wardle, the barber, is doing work at that year, amounting to *3.50. “Art,” Mrs. J. P. Irvine. LARGE INVOICES JUST INI hard times prices. Shaving 10 cents. Real Estate Transfers. Bills were further allowed as follows: Table talk—Recent honors paid to Hair catting 15 cents. North side Third T R W'ilson, lumber...................... *15 20 Bismarck. Week ending Nov. 14th. We invite the attention street, two doors west of Burns & Dan Wm Cain to Elizabeth Cain lots 232, T Jeffries, spikes............................. 11 60 Debate—Did the glorious results of all persons contem iels. Wigle A Keep, road work.............. 48 00 achieved for the Fatherland justify the 233, 237, 244, 245, 238, 239, 240, J E Magers, salary........................ 67 15 wily, questionable policy by which Bis Wednesday was the fifth anniversary 241, 242 and 243 Dayton, and 3.17 plating the purchase of of the marriage of Rev. and Mrs. H. A. a adjoining ................................... *1500 J B Stilwell, Balary........................ 52 00 marck gained them? Affirmative, E. C. new goods in our line. J K Conner, appraiser.................. 2 90 Apperson and Miss Emma Greene; Sorghum Molasses Denton. Some of their lady friends re Aukman, Miller A Co to Frank W Come and see them. membered this, and planned to invite H S Maloney, appraiser ................ 2 20 Negative, Miss Ida Pagenkopf and Miss Fenton lots 3 and 4 blk 12 Oak them to tea at Mr. and Mrs. C. D. John Park add to McM......................... 60 Sam Buell, appraiser...................... 2 90 Ina Cooper. son’s. While there the pastor’s home W T and Jane A Pillman to John J J Henderson, feesand mileage . 58 90 The meeting will be held at the resi and Maple too was invaded by about 30 friends, who A Nelson, “ “ . . 39 00 dence of Judge W. M. Ramsey. Glen int in s 40 ft of lot 218 brought with them good things to eat and n 16 ft of lot 219, Dayton.... 150 and gifts of a wooden character, besides Henry and Martha J Parrett to a gold ring. Then the surprise was Samuel L Parrett e hf of n hf of ISTice Sweet Mackerel sprung. The recipients were solemnly se qr sec 1 t 3 r 2........................... 1 remarried by Rev. Bonnell, Judge Cowls John G and Annie Wisecarver to From and wife filling the positions of best man Jacob Wisecarver s hf sw and and bridesmaid. The occasion was ne of sw sec 26, t 3 r 5......... 250 Cranberries and Crackers Lewis and Lizzie A Jones to Wm heartily enjoyed. and S L Parrett pt of lot 4 blk 7 With every 50 cents in cash you spend ------------------- No authority of greater experience on food products ex Hurley & Large’s add to Newberg 500 with J. P. Irvine you get a ticket, and if ists than Dr. Henry A. Mott, of New York. Dr. Mott’s wide you shall have good luck you will get a Henry and Sarah S Hanson to J W WEEKLY NEWS Allen 56at2r5........................... 560 GREAT VALUE experience as Government Chemist for the Indian Depart book. E B and Minnie Long to Harrison ment, gave him exceptional opportunities to acquaint himself Prof. N. N. Riddell, phrenologist and OF THE WORLD FOR Crater pt of acre tract No 1 in See Our Handsome Line of Semi-Porcelain Ware. with the qualities and constituent parts of baking powders. social reformer, who visited McMinnville FOR A TRIFLE. LITTLE MONEY. Hurley’s subdivision near New three years ago, is lecturing at the opera He understands thoroughly the comparative value of every berg ............................................... 300 house this week, and examining the brand in the market, and has from time to time expressed G E and Josie F Johnson to F S heads of prominent citizens. His open his opinion thereof. On a recent careful re-examination and Cottle pt n hf of Jas Johnson die ing lecture was on the blunders of life, analysis he finds t 3 r 4 containing 28 a ................ 1900 individual, social, and national. Indi The Yamhill Land Co to Ella M vidually, people blunder in dress, and in Wilson lot 2 blk 44 Edwards’ choosing a life work, socially, the home south add to Newberg ................ 25 life is neglected, and parents find when superior to all others in strength, purity, and efficiency. Dr. Margaret J Bird to Nathan H Bird a Twenty-page journal, is the leading Republican family too late that the training of their chil Mott writes :— paper of the United States. It is a NATIONAL FAMILY lot 3 blk 62 Lafayette.................... 2 dren has either been in the wrong direc PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. Its AG John Bain trustee to John T Sulli “ New York, March 20th, 1894. tion or has been slighted. Our great RICULTURAL department has no superior in the country. van 5 a pt J acob Shuck die t 3 r 3 650 I find Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder to be superior Its Market Reports are recognized authority. Separate depart national blunder the professor thought to ments for 'THE FAMILY CIRCLE,” “OUR YOUNG FOLKS,” and ' SCIENCE AND MECHANICS.” It* ‘‘HOME be a too easy franchise, and could see Ferdinand Waltemathe and wf to to all others, for the following reasons ;— -------- OF- AND SOCIETY” columns command the admiration of wives Arthur Lyon Watson 60 a pt sec 4 no reason why women should not be and daughters. Its general political news editorials and 1 st. It liberates the greatest amount of leavening gas t 3 r 2 ............................................. 3000 discussions are comprehensive, brilliant ana exhaustive. permitted to vote if unqualified foreigners and is consequently more efficient, were. He is an entertaining and fluent Jesse Edwards and wf to Hannah I S Terrell lots 9 to 15 inclusive blk speaker, and his phrenological examina and. The ingredients used in its preparation are of the 25 Edwards’add to Newberg....... 375 tions are almost unerring. purest character. J J Henderson assignee of J R San A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid That is a splendid line of lamp goods ders, Sr, to L L Bockes 226.16 a 3rd. Its keeping qualities are excellent. journal and the REPORTER for just received by Millsap A Cook, and the pt Jacob Comegys Joseph Sanders assortment is extensive enough to suit 4th. On account of the purity of the materials and their Pork and Cider Barrels in Oak or Fir. and E T Stone dies t 5 r 5 7828 every taste. relative proportions, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder must W G Henderson, sheriff, to Andrew , SweetPotatoes Two Cents a Pound. Full pt Edw R Geary die t 3 r 3 . 3400 Last Chance. be considered the acme of perfection as regards wholesomeness CASH IN ADVANCE. California Grapes. All persons holding coupons for ü S to Jacob and Angeline Comegys and efficiency, and I say this having in mind certificates I (The regular subscription for the two papers is *2.00.) 642 a pts secs 34, 35 and 36 t 5 r 5 World’s Fair Portfolios—present them at Schilling’s Red Band Tea. A guarantee with every package. have given several years ago respecting two other baking and pt of secs 2 and 3 t 6 r 5. .. Pat Subscriptions may begin at any time. once as books are now here. V S to Benj L and Lucy Griffin 330.- powders. A. J. A pperson . Address all orders to 29 a lots 2, 3, 4 and 5 and se of We Buy all Kinds of Poultry. Cash or Exchange. THE REPORTER. The reasons for the change in my opinion are based on ne K sec 23. and sw of nw % Probate Court. and w hf sw sec 24 t 2 r 4....... Pat Your* Respectfully, the above facts and the new method adopted to prevent your Guardianship of Otto Pape. Guardian allowed $10 per month for board and Bertha J and G W Fouts to J T Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room 2, baking powder from caking and deteriorating in strength. Fouts Js a pt Peter Smith die t 3 Tribune Building, New York City, and a sample copy of The New York lodging and *50 per month for clothing H enry A. M ott , Ph. D., L. L. D. ” Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. ......................................................... 500 gud books. LOCAL NEWS. 20 PER CENT R. JACOBSON’S •M c M innville , ore . The Sale will Commence Thursday, November 1st, and will continue until further notice is given. This will be the greatest sale ever made in the state, as the prices have already been reduced from IO to 15 per cent on former prices. DRY GOODS CLOTHING AND MACKINTOSHES HATS GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS CLOAKS AND WRAPS BLANKETS TRUNKS AND VALISES MILLINERY 20 Per Cent. BOOTS AND SHOES W. L. Douglas Shoes, 10 per cent. Red School House Shoes, 15 per cent. C. M. Henderson & Co’s Men’s 1OOO Line, 10 per cent. Rubber goods, 5 per cent. STAPLES—Such as Sheetings, Canton Flannels and Calicoes,—no discount. Parties knowing themselves indebted will please call and settle. We need the money. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. C ity S tables , Jeoielry Store * * * WILSON & HENDERSON, Proprietors. —----------- M--------------- NEW FURNITURE ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ j' ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ________ WflbLflCE & WflLiKER. ©______ . G) Buckwheat Cakes Upholstered Jd°velties. BURNS & DANIELS' High Government Authority. A WINTER’S ENTERTAINMENT ! Everything for the Breakfast, Lunch or Tea Table THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, We Handle Only First Quality Goods. 2,000 Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder w BUSHELS ■ EACH GOOD APPLES AND POTATOES Wanted in Exchange for Groceries. ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.25 C. M. WEED, AT ^FRONT.
