PHYSICIANS
LOCAL NEWS.
Teachers in Yaruhill County.
Wright, the dentist, McMinnville.
Leroy Lewis, dentist.
The
follow ing teachers hold certificates
A fine line of stationery’ at the Beehive.
Theodore Spencer of Portland is visit-
from Yamhill county to teach school.
£ALBREATH & GOUCHER,
’
ing
in
the
city.
bright, tbe dentist, McMinnville.
Rasmus Carlson is back from California The present postoffice address is given :
Wyatt Harrisand family spent Thanks­ after an absence of a couple of years.
Isaac Daugherty, the Sheridan real
Arnett, Wm, McMinnville.
giving with Charley Chaney at Amity.
estate man, was in the city Tuesday.
Rev. Rugg, the well known Baptist
Allen, Jame6, North Yamhill.
J. C. Nelson and wife leave to-day for clergyman of Oregon City, was in town
Buy your school books at The Novelty.
Baker, L H, Carlton.
i Office over Braly's Bank »
E. F. Sutherland is among tbe Cali­ San Bernardino, Cal., to spend the win- Munday, and visited the college.
Baker, Mabel, McMinnville.
MrMlXN VILLI
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-
OBB0O5 fornia visitors, aud will be absent two or
Buchanan, J A, North Yamhill.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. F. Manning celebrat­
I F. Dielachneider, boots aud shoes.
three weeks.
Brown,
Helen, Champoeg.
,
I ed their china wedding anniversary yes­
Boon, Maggie, Lafayette.
Miss Cyntithia Fellows is among the terday. The inference is natural that
ARTHUR J. VIAL, fl. D.
" II. Kuns sells more peanuts than
Elough.John, Lafayette.
holiday attractions at the Novelty, acting ( the worthy couple found ranch to be
anybody.
tf
Berry, Cassie, McMinnville.
j
as
saleslady.
(
thankful for in contemplating the record
Thad Dunn of Lafayette received his
Billington, F E, Lafayette.
Mrs. Warren has transferred her mill- , of twenty years housekeeping.
pardon from Gov. Lord only three days
Blood,
W H. Carlton.
inery
stock
to
the
new
quarters
iu
Union
before the expiration of bis term.
Curub. Presbyterian church fair, Wed­
Burrows. Mary A, Newberg.
Rooms in Union Block.
block.
nesday evening, Dec. 11th. Admission
I Dielschneider’s footwear gives satis­
Brown, Edith, McMinnville.
M c M isxville
O regon faction because he devotes his time to
Grain warehouse for sale, or will trade ; la cents. Good concert program.
Blackburn, Daisie, North Yamhill.
for a farm. For particulars inquire of
that alone and knows his business.
Married—On Thanksgiving day at the
Brown,
Chas, Newberg.
DENTISTRY
W. L. W arren .
j home of the bride’s parents near Carlton.
“A Wonderful Paragraph,” will be tbe
Blood, Bennie, Carlton.
A pleasant donation party gathered at j Prof. H. D. Dunn of Salem and Miss
subject of Sunday’s morning discourse at
'
[)R. J. H. NELSON,
Bunn, Minnie, North Yamhill.
the lesidence of Rev. Campbell of tbe Anna M. Mathews. The R eporter ex­
the C. P. Church. All are welcome.
Bunn, Dora, North Yambill.
| tends congratulations. The young lady
Surgical and Mechanical
Brooks, Bert, Lafayette.
Messrs. Powell & Campbell, the new Christian church Tuesday evening.
Dr.
Lewis
makes
a
specialty
of
chil-
i is one of the fairest of Yamhill’s young
Brooks, Maud, Carlton.
brokers from Salem, report tbe making
Bogue, Pearl, McMinnville.
of a number of good
farm
loans 1 in this dren’s teeth. Don’t let your little ones ’ women.
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suffer.
Office same floor as Reporter OSlee
county.
Crawford,
Ella, Dayton.
Probate Court.
Office hours from 8 to 12 M , and from 1 to .P M
Corner, Martha, Dayton.
Residence foot of A street
W. E. Martin aud Am. Shadden are
School supplies in abundance and at
Nov. 23. Estate of Sarah B. Mason.
Cary, Edwas, Lafayette.
hunting on the coast for the Portland Will of decedent admitted to probate upon
low prices at The Novelty.
Caniff, Julia, Daytou.
market.
The
weather
has
been
too
good
ATTORNEYS
Andrew Martin, who has been an in­
proof taken in open court. W. M. Ram­
Carl, J H, Carlton.
( sey appointed executor. Bonds fixed at
valid for many months, leaves to-day, to cause ducks to be numerous.
Converse,
C W Amity.
T. VINTON,
The
Christian
church
of
this
city
has
<
$8000 filed and approved. Joseph Ho­
accompanied by his wife, for Los Angelos.
Cook, Irene, Newberg.
extended
a
conditional
call
to
Rev.
Pierce
j
berg,
C.
A.
Wallace
and
F.
J.
Martin
ap
­
The best bread is baked at Kuns’
Carr, Leah, Carlton.
of Seattle, who baa lately been conduct- pointed
,
appraisers.
bakery.
y
Cutts, Ethel, Newberg.
ing
revival
meetings
in
Amity.
Nov. 23. Estate of Michael Aylward.
Notary Public, and
Mrs. M. E. Clark writes from Santa
Dudley, W F, North Yamhill.
Notice the lighting on Hogg’s photos. Richard W. Aylward appointed adminis­
Barbara that her son Jesse is probably
Deputy District Attorney.
Deskine,
Emma, Newberg.
trator. Bonds fixed at $1000 and ap­
beyond hope of recovery from the bed of Hie is the only place in town you can
Duncan, S S, Dayton.
Office in McMinnville National Bank Building.
proved.
Jas.
Agee,
J.
P.
Phillips
and
get first-class work. He leads.
sickness where he now- lies.
Dodson, J B, McMinnville.
Frank Taylor appointed appraisers.
Attend the C. P. church fair Dec. 11th,
Downing, Alice E, Beaverton
Call at tbe Beehive notien store and
Nov.
25.
Estate
of
John
Flett.
Bond
REAL ESTATE
Deach, Chas A, McMinnville.
see the pretty things in bamboo furni­ bear a splendid program, see the alpha­ approved. John Hoodenpvle, 8. K. Stott
bet novelties and buy your Christmas '
ture, handkerchief baskets, etc.
Deach, F J,
“
yy L. WARREN,
and Frank Ralston appointed appraisers.
goods.
Devore, W H. Willamina.
The
Lafayette
Valley
Times
needs
a
Agent of
Married—In this city Wednesday,Nov. When Chill Mists of the Morniirg
Derr, Blanch, McMinnville.
proof reader. In a seven-line item taken
Dickinson, Nettie,
“
from this paper it only makes six glaring 27th,by Judge J. E. Magers, Mr. Charles Hang like a pall over the surface of the
it will be well for you before ven­ Dentel, Clara, Butteville.
Clemmons and Miss May E. Lucas, both earth,
i
errors.
turing into the raw vaporous air, charged,
Farms and city property for sale or rent. You
of Newberg.
Emmett, Effie, Newberg.
had better com« and see in»* if yon wish to buy or
All styles of toes and shapes in rubbers
perhaps, with the seeds of malaria or pro­
sell real estate. Office in Wright s new block.
Edmiston, Izora, McMinnville.
I,.
Bettman
leaves
to-day
for
San
Fran
­
vocative of rheumatic twinges, to take a
at F. Dielschneider’s.
Edmiston, Lota,
cisco. He will spend tbe holiday season wineglassful of Hostetter’s Stomach Bit­
Mrs. A. E. Barker will speak in
Fouts, Oma, Carlton.
BARBERINO
with his family and return to finish the ters, and thus shield yourself from at­
Wright’s hall Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
mospheric influences threatening to
Fryer, Wm., North Yambill.
work of settling up his business affairs. health. If you happen to get snowed,
Subject, - Why should we be thankful.”
QEORGE KUTCH,
Fryer, Mrs. Minnie, Carlton.
sleeted
or
rained
upon,
use
the
same
pre
­
It
is
a
truth
in
medicine
that
the
Text, Job 6:2. All are welcome.
Farnsworth, Belle, Lafayette.
Proprietor of the
smallest dose that performs a cure is the ventive, and avoid the rheumatism or a
\\ anted—By W. L. Warren, real estate
dangerous cold. The agreeable warmth
Findley, Nellie, Dayton.
best. De Witt’s Little Early Risers are infused into the circulation by this genial
agent,to list real estate for sale or houses
Ford, Louis, McMinnville.
the smallest pills, will perform a cure, stomachic, its invigorating and regulat­
and farms for rent. A number of good
Findley, Jessie, Carlton.
ing
properties
commend
it
to
all
appre
­
and are the best. Rogers Bros.
ciative of the fact that prevention is bet­
Florey, Elenor, Gaston.
Fur a clean shave or fashionable hair cut give farms desired. Office in Wright block.
A good book makes the nicest kind of ter than cure. Use the bitters for dys­
me a call. Baths are new and tirst-class in every
M ill Turner writes to bis family, from
Greeue, Ella, McMinnville.
respect
Ladies’ baths and shampooing a
a holiday present. Grissen advertises pepsia, biliousness, nervousness and kid­
specialty Employ none but drst-rlass men Los Angelos, announcing his safe arrival
Graves, Lulu, Newberg.
ney trouble, sick headache and debility.
Don’t forgot the place, 'three doors west of
them.
after a tedious journey all the w ay by
Hotel Yamhill.
Guild, Nettie, McMinnville.
A. B. Apperson and J. E. Durham left
wagon. Tbe family will join him in a
Gregory, Chas, Sheridan.
Licenses to Merry.
here Saturday evening bound to see the
few weeks.
Greeue, Emma, McMinnville.
HARNESS
Nov.
25,
Chas.
Severt,
35,
and
Julia
big city at the Golden Gate. They were
Graves, Edith, Newberg.
One can get an idea of how McMinn­
among the excursion crowd from Port­ Stilwell, 23, of Pike.
gLSIA WRIGHT,
Geer, Lester, Lafayette.
ville observes Thanksgiving from the land Sunday evening.
Graff, E C, Sheridan.
HOW'S
THIS!
fact that L. E. Walker, the butcher, laid
-Manufactures and Deals in
It is quietly rumored that a deal is on
Gunther, Viola, Newberg.
in a supply of 109 turkeys and six dozen
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
Heater, Roxie, Springbrook.
geese the first of the week for the home foot whereby the extensive Braly farm
adjacent to the city will change hands. for any case of catarrh that cannot be
Herbert, Daisie, McMinnville.
’ market.
If it falls into hands that will subdivide cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Hodge, Cordia, McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Burns and Mrs. it the change will be a good one. There
F. J. C herry & Co., Props. Toledo, 0.
Hodson, J C, Newberg.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
W. L. Warren arrived home Wednesday are too many large farms.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
Hutchings, Mary, McMinnville.
i morning from San Francisco. Mrs. War-
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
Hodson, C A, Newberg.
-ini brushes, and sells them cheaper than they I ren is the only one of the party who
R. L. Grimes, state auditor of Wash­
believe him perfectly honorable in all
can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette
Hoskins,
Chas,
ington
who
died
last
week,
was
a
com
­
Valley. Our ull home made sets of harness are i confesses to sea sickness on tbe trip
business transactions and financially able
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them.
Haynes, Czlinda,
“
rade in the same Iowa regiment with J.
j down, but they all came back by rail.
to carry’ out any obligation made by their
Hadley, LeBtia,
B.
Gardner
of
this
place.
Mr.
Gardner
Rhodes & Rhodes have $800 to loan for
firm.
Hayden, Henry, McMinnville.
Y\’ J. STRONG,
did not know until recently that the
j a term of yearB on good farm property.
West & Truax,Wholesale Druggists,To­
Hayden, Mabel,
“
auditor of Washington was bis old com­
ledo, O.
The Glasco jubilee singers and fun rade.
Harrison, Welthia, “
Dealer in and Manufacturer of
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole­
makers had a good house Tuesday even­
Hoffman, W T, Amity.
A good many acres were added to the sale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
ing, but the entertainment was quite
Howell, Susia M, Monmouth.
area of winter wheat during the fair
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
mediocre. The soprano singer was the
Iloodenpyle, Jessie, Gaston.
weather that prevailed all of last week acting directly upon the blood and mu­
Inglis, Margaret, Newberg.
SADDLES,
COLLARS, beet feature of the program. The coin- and up to Tuesday. The acreage sown
cous surfaces of the svBtem. Price 75c.
' pany went from here to Lafayette.
Irvine, Clara, McMinnville.
BRIDLES,
WHIPS,
js not yet up to the average, and as a per bottle Sold by all druggists. Tes­
I have several desirable houses for consequence there will be more spring timonials free.
Jacks, Edward,
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SPURS, Etc.
Johnson, Bert, Lafayette.
W. I.. W abrex .
All work guaranl.-f.l a, represented Repairing rent.
wheat, oats, cheat, etc.
of all kinds promptly done First door west ot
Kirk, W S, Newberg.
Blank Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, Real
Slates, pencils, tablets, inks, rulers
McMinnville National Bant
A choice line of perfumeries of the
Kirk, Berta,
“
and paper for school pupils at The Nov­ highest grade at the Beehive notion store, Estate Mortgages, etc., always on sale at
Keene, Veasie, McMinnville.
this office.
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elty. The place to buy to save money. Uuion block.
HOTELS
Linden, C C, Sheridan.
At the Dayton city election last week
NORTH YAMHILL.
Mrs. Wm Patterson aud daughter of
Lowe, A N, Dayton.
M H. LARSEN,
89 votes were cast, 31 of which were cast
W. C. Meaner, a former resident
Albina are guests of the family of E. F.
Launer, S Ed, Laurel.
by
the
women,
being
their
first
oppor
­
Proprietor of the
Manning. The lady is the mother of of this place, but now living in
Lashier, F A, Newberg.
tunity to vote under the new charter
Capt. Patterson, who piloted the first Grant's Pass, is visiting with bis
Lynch, Luella, McMinnville.
It is said the election turned somewhat
war vessels up the Columbia to Portland brother P. H Mesner
Littlefield, E V, McMinnville.
RATESSlTo $2 PER DAV
upon the proposition of saloon or no
—the Baltimore and Charleston—about a
Mark Sarah. McMinnville.
our
town
J.
A.
Brisbine
was
in
saloon,
and
the
women
carried
the
day.
The bouse m new and first-clast1 Stage offices
year ago.
and free sample room1 In connection
last week. He has gone to San Fran­ Martin, Mrs. Vannie, Newberg.
■ Nice ripe delicious bananas now euc-
Metzger, Inez,
The
State
insurance
Co.,
having
gone
Tillamook,
-
-
Oregon. ' ceed the watermelons at Will Kuns’
cisco to take a two years course in Mann, Frances, McMinnville.
into receivers Lands, Powell A Campbell
| Levi Stilwell, the genial Tillamook of McMinnville are prepared to rewrite the Cooper Medical Institute of that
McCune, Olive, Dayton.
MEAT MARKETS
Jiveryman, was in town Wednesday. your policies and give yon tbe advantage city.
Martin, Rosa,
He bays times are fairly good over there. of the unexpired term. If you wish to
Rev. Dr. Gue preached an eloquent
Moflit, Mrs. M E, Newberg.
jy^ATTHIES BROS,
Tbe dairying, lumber and fishing in- take advantage of this offer, take your sermon in tbe church Monday even­ Martin, Jessie, Dayton.
dust ties make the money circulate, He policies to them for transfer.
I ing
Proprietors of
McCall, Alice, McMinnville.
came by North Yamhill and sajs the
Law suits seem to be tbe order of McCumpsy,----- Lafayette.
The novel attraction of alphabet booths
road is still good.
Merchant, Lou, Carlton.
at the Presbyterian church fair Dec. 11th the day in North Yamhill. Thurs­
Miller, Nora, North Yamhill.
On the 24th inst. Dick Johnson was
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds
will be new and interesting to all who day and Friday of last week, and
Mathews, W A, Whiteson.
accidentally shot in the face while out
South side Third St. between B and C.
attend.
again Monday, the mill was grinding.
hunting near Jacksonville. He had
Mulkey, W E, Amity.
Al.
Young
was
acting
a
little
peculiar
Attorneys J. P- Wagner and W. M.
McCullock, Miss, North Yamhill.
eeparated from his hunting companion »
DRAYMEN
Newel, Grace, Sheridan.
who in firing at a flock of quail, accident­ last Monday, appearing tickled almost to Langley of Forest Grove were in
Nye, Mary, Portland.
ally shot Johnson, not knowing that he death about something, but now and town during the week.
D E. COULTER.
Nash, Eva A, Amity.
was witbin range. It is said that John­ then a transitory scowl mantling bis
J.
M.
Bunn
went
to
Portland
Tues
­
I
expressive brow
He explained the
McHINNVILLE
Nash, Aggie,
"
son may lose the sight of his left eye.
situation by saying that his first boy had day to be on the U. S. grand jury.
Nason, Grace, Newberg.
Lena Stillwell has been employed by
Dave Hadley, of Tillamook, was in Nason, Adalaide, “
turned out to be a girl, but he’d be dog-
tbe school board as supernumerary in­ goned if he’d give a bamestrap for the
North
Yamhill Tuesday. He was on
Olds, Emma, Lafayette.
Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful structor in the public schools. She re­
odds.
handling guaranteed. Collections will be mad#
his
way
to darkest South Africa.
Olsen, Alice, Butteville.
lieves tbe superintendent one day in tbe
monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
Sore throat. Any ordinary case may It is healthier there.
Patterson, J T, Carlton.
week, permitting him to put in that much
be cured in one night by applying Cham­
Pope, Hattie E, Sheridan.
rime
visiting
the
different
rooms.
That
LIVERYMEN
A Book for Young fieri.
Palmer, Jessie, Newberg.
does not give him as much time as a berlain’s Pain Balm as directed with
An immeasurable amount of suffering
each bottle. This medicine is also fa­
Poster, Albert, Gaston.
superintendent
ought
to
have
in
getting
and
injury
to
the
hnman
race,
is
due
to
J M. YOCOM.
mous
for
its
cures
of
rheumatism,
lame
Peters, Orilla, McMinnville.
tbe
ignorant
violation
of
physiological
around among so many and seeing the
Proprietor of the
back and deep-seated and muscular law s by the youth of our land. Ruinous
Pettyjohn, Ella, Grand Ronde.
work performed.
pains. For sale by S. Howorth & Co., practices are indulged iu, through ignor­
Prentis, G A, Amity.
Married, at tbe residence of the groom
ance of the inevitable injury to constitu­
druggists.
Prentis, Julia, Amity.
tion and health which 6urely follows.
in Moores valley, Yamhill county, Nov.
Successor to GATES dr HENRY.
Mining claims were filed upon by W. By every young man, the divine injunc­
Poole, C H, Dayton.
14th, 1895, by Elder E. B. Ridgeway,
Palmer, Gertrude, Dayton.
E. Bozley, J. E. Wilson, Isabella Ensley, tion, “Know Thyself,” should be well
E Street, north of Third. Everything new and
first-class. Conveyance of commercial travelers Mr. G. W. Harger and Mrs. Elizabeth O. M. Dodson and Bert B. Brooks before heeded. To assist such in acquiring a
Redmond, Maggie, McMinnville.
u specialty Board and stabling by the day or Delashniutt of Oswego.
Mr. and Mrs.
knowledge of themselves aud bow to pre­
month fre solicit a fair share of the local pat­
tbe county clerk on tbe 26th. The claims serve health, and to shun those pernic­
Rogers, F R, Newberg.
Harger are old time acquaintances of
ronage.
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all lie within the newly discovered tin ious and most destructive practices, to
Rosman, R A, North Yamhill.
i fifty years ago and had not seen each
which so many fall victims, as well as to
Rummel, Irene, McMinnville.
INSURANCE
other for twenty years until tbe marriage district, which contains five ledges, reclaim and point out the means of relief
known
as
the
Evergreen,
Sunnyside,
Root, John, West Chehalem.
j day. We wish them much joy and
and cure to any who may unwittingly
Oaker, Jumbal and Silver Creek. Mr. have violated nature’s laws, aud are al­
Stilwell, J B, McMinnville.
J W. HOBBS,
happiness. Oregonian please copy. ♦
Ensley bas been successful in locating ready suffering dire consequences,an asso­
Sims, W O, Sheridan.
A little fellow in Miss Baker’s school 45 of these claims.
ciation of medical gentleman have care- j Steiner, L B, Dayton.
was heard to exult the other day over the
fully prepared a little book which is re­
Sanders, A M, Dallas.
The McMinnville S03p factory. Cal. plete with useful information to every
fact that the school hadn’t a single case
Stott, Olive, North Yamhill.
Cooper’s pet enterprise, has not gone to young man. It will be sent to any ad­
Agent for tbe largest and strongest companies
in the world. Correct rates No policy tee of tardiness during the month, and be sleep by any’ means. There is now in dress, securely sealed from observation
Stott, Daisie,
charged. Office in tuiou Block.
said his teacher gave them tbe oppor­
in a plain envelope, by the World’s Dis­
Shearer, Josie, Newberg.
transit
from
Buffalo
an
eleven
hundred
tunity to yell “Hurrah.” The fact that
pensary Medical Association of 663 Main
Sears, Chas, McCoy.
pound kettle, and on its arrival the engine Street, Buffalo, N. Y., ¡on receipt of ten
the little fellows range from six to ten
WOOD WORK
Sears, Pauline, McCoy.
and
boiler
now
used
in
the
Whiteson
ceuts in stampsffor postage), if enclosed
years aud that the weather hasn’t always
Snuffer, B O, Sheridan.
with thi6 notice.
cider
factory
will
be
moved
up,
and
soap
been good, makes a case of remarkable
D. SIMPSON,
Snuffer, Mrs. Lala, Sheridan.
Tbe value of the estate of R. J. Simp­
punctuality, aud one not often equaled will be made for all of Yambill and half
Strang, Maggie, Lafayette.
the balance of the state. We guess there son is returned as $7,231.60.
in cities of this size.
Shuck,
Mrs. Ella, North Yambill.
Mr. J. L. Settle, a relative of the is no question but the McMinnville soap
Simpson,
Rose, Dayton.
And Furniture Repairer. Go to him for odd
is
the
best
on
the
market.
Economy is something that everybody
Uzed furniture, backs, buggies and sleigbs made Rhodes boys, who recently located here,
Swanson,
Signe, McMinnville.
tries to practice, and yet just a little over­
U* order or repaired. Also Saw Filing- Corner I is looking up the preliminary affairs of
Frank Campbell, an 18-year-old step­ sight will sometimes rob the most frugal
Third and B Streets.
Smith, W B, North Yamhill.
the building and loan association incor­ son of J. A. Frisbie, was locked up by and thrifty family of a year’s savings.
Smith, Viola, Lafayette.
porated a few days ago. He has had the marshal Saturday evening for drunk­ You want to do as J. P. Hickman, of
Springer, Jas, Lafayette.
BANKING
I several years experience with such asso­ enness and disorderly conduct. Monday Monticello, Ga., did. He writes, “For
Snuffer, J C, McMinnville.
six years I have kept Simmons Liver
ciations, and is confident a strong one morning Mr. Frisbie swore out a warrant Regulator in my house, and used it in
Stilwell, Lena, McMinnville.
can be organized here. There is not before Justice Rhodes, charging E. H. mv family aud have had no need for a
Stilwell, Clare, McMinnville.
much doubt of the beneficial results to Barker with selling liquor to the boy, he doctor. I have five as healthy children
Steward, T L, Lafayette.
as
you
can
find.
”
the community in general, and to both being a minor. Hearing of the case was
Sully, Marian, McMinnville.
members and borrowers of capital from set for Wednesday, when defendant
Taylor, F H, Portland.
There are a good many reasons why
—McMinnville, Oregon.—
building and loan associations. They waived examination and furnished bond you. should use One Minute Cough Cure.
Trullinger, F L, North Yamhill.
Paid up Capital, $50,000 i induce and assist people of limited in the amount of $100 for appearance be­ There are no reasons why you should Triplett, Maggie, Carlton.
means to own and improve their homes. fore the district court. Four witnesses not, if in need of help. The only harm­
Tuggle, Salin, Silverton.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
They foster the habit of saving a portion were subpeenaed by tbe Btate, all boys less remedy that produces immediate
Underwood, Elias, Sprague, Wash.
of the monthly income. They pay good said to be under age, who were com­ results. Rogers Bros.
Vanorsdol, Lulu, North Yamhill.
President,
•
•
J» W ('OW.LS*
panions of young Campbell during hie
Vaughn, W M, Middleton.
Vice Pre»ident, - RE*' LAUGHLIN. returns on money invested. It is re­ festive career Saturday night, but were
Crop mortgages, chattel mortgages,
Cashier. -
- E. C. APPERSON marked as a statistical fact that only one
Woods, Ella, McMinnville.
real estate mortgages, notes, receipts,
Aset. Cashier
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It. 8. LI a K person out of ten who borrows money on more fortunate in escaping tbe lockup.
Wollett, Mrs Josie, McMinnville.
orders,
etc.,
can
always
be
had
at
this
real estate mortgage in the usual way They will likely be called upon by the
Washburn, Lidia, Sheridan.
Board of Directors:
office.
J. W. COWLS.
LEE LAUGHIJM, ever pays it off himself. On the other grand jury to tell what they know about
Weed, Chas, McMinnville.
Nothing so distressing as a hacking
A J APPEK3ON.
WM. CAMPBELL, band nine out of every ten who borrow selling liquor to minors, and it is intima­
Wren, Etta, North Yamhill.
J. L ROGERS.
Williams, G L, McMinnville.
through loan associations come out clear ted that more than a single offense is cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
Williams, Hattie, Dallas.
Sell Sight Exchange aud Telegraphic Trans­ of debt, their property acquired and apt to come to light. Several boys about from it. Nothing so dangerous if allowed
fers on New York, San Francisco and Portland.
Welsh, Mamie, McMinnville.
to
continue.
One
Minute
Cough
Cure
town
have
beeD
in
the
habit
of
getting
Deposits received subject to check. Loans mon­ paid for. We believe the enterprise is
Willets,
J Q, North Yambill.
gives
immediate
relief.
Rogers
Bros.
|
ey on approved security. Collections made on , worthy of encouragement in McMinnville, liquor lor some time.
all accessible points.
j
Physicians
and Surgeons.
Physician
and Surgeon.
DENTIST.
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ATTORNEY,
Real Estate and Loans.
City Baths and
Tonsorial Parlors.
HARNESS,
HARNESS,
Larsen House
CITY MARKET.
Truck and Dray Co.
Commercial Stable,
Fire Insurance.
A
Wood Worker,
National Bank
Program.
The ladies of the C. P. church have
prepared the following program to be
rendered at their church fair to be held
on Wednesday evening, Dec. 11th.
Male quartet.
Piano solo.
Recitation.
Vocal solo.
Tableau, “The belles of '55 and ’95.”
Vocal duet.
Moving tableau, “Corsair.”
Chorus, “Annie Laurie.”
Admission 15 cents. All invited.
Mrs. W. B- Meek, who resides at
Camptonville, Cal., says her daughter
was for several years troubled at times
with severe cramps in the stomach, and
would be in such agony that it was necee-
sary to call in a physician. Having read
about Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, she concluded to try
it. She found that it always gave
prompt relief. It was seldom necessary
to give the second dose. "It has not only
saved us lots of worry and time,” 6he
says, “but also doctor bills. It is my
opinion that every family should have a
bottle of this remedy in the house.” For
sale by S. Howorth & Co., druggists.
Heal Estate Tran.lei«.
For weeks ending Nov. 26th:
P A Bates and wf to Sami Brisbine
lots 1 and 2 sec 20 13 r 3—77.44 a$
Sami Brisbine to Mary S Brisbine
same land....................................
Robert Morse and wf to Alton P
Morse lots 288, 289 and pt of 290
Dayton................
F F Sneider and wf to A P Oliver
44 a t 2 r 3..................................
A P Oliver to Annie C Simpson 16
a pt sec 36 pt sec 36 t 2 r 3.........
Union lodge No 43 A F & A M to
Mary A Bynum s hf lot 85 Ma­
sonic cemetery.............................
Eli T Branson to J W Lady 53.08 a
pt J P Woods die t 5 r 6.............
R C Smith to Nellie E Smith lota
1, 2, 5, 7, 9 and 10 blk 8 Lippin­
cott’s 2d add to Dayton................
R W Lancefield and wf to Hellekes
54.32 a pt Carlos Buffum die t 5
r 4................................................
W T and Jane H Pillman to John
Glen lotB 218 and 219 Dayton
800
800
WALLACE & WALKER are selling lots of
groceries this year. They have given their
customers good satisfaction. They will have
a heavy trade the present fall and winter.
800
1200
GROCERIES SOLD CHEAP
800
11
2123
1
Not cheap groceries sold, but high-grade
groceries sold cheaply. We ask people who
are not trading with us, to give us a trial.
We know we can suit you. Better try us.
PEOPLE ALWAYS BUY
811
200
When a person begins to grow thin
there is something wrong. The waste ie
greater than the supply and it is only a
question of time w hen the end must come.
In nine cases out of ten the trouble is
with tbe digestive organs. If you can re­
store them to a healthy condition you
will stop the waste, put on new flesh and
cause them to feel better in every way.
Tbe food they eat will be digested and
appropriated to the needs of the system,
and a normal appetite will appear.
Consumption frequently follows a wast­
ing of bodily tissue because nearly all
consumptives have indigestion. The
Shaker Digestive Cordial will restore the
stomach to a healthy condition in a vast
majority of cases. Get one of their books
from your druggist and learn about this
new and valuable remedy.
Groceries with two things in mind. First,
the quality of the goods, tneD the price. We
keep this in mind when we buy our stock. It
benefits you when you buy of us. Try us.
I WALLACE & WALKER, GROCERS.
When the children need Castor Oil,
give them Laxol,—It is palatable.
Business men prefer a 6J£ envelope.
We have just received 20,000 first-class
XXXs which will be furnished at the
former price for No. 6.
Laud for sale,
400 acres of land near Whiteson. 200
acres under plow, balance pasture and
young fir timber, 3 dwellings, 3 barns, 2
orchards and 12 acres in hops. Situated
Iretween 2 R. R.e. Price $20 per acre.
Easy tonus. This is a snap. Address
S heridan L and Co.
Farm for Sale.
220 acres. 50 acres in cultivation.
Good house and barn, young bearing
orchard, excellent pasture land, situated
4 miles south of Dayton on the Willa­
mette river. Warehouse and boat land­
ing within % mile of farm. Price $16
per acre. Address,
L. H. B aker ,
40-3m
Carlton, Or.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castor!»,
When she became Miss, she clung to Caetoria,
When she had Children, the gave them Castorla,
yic I’ll nil ville Produce Xlarket.
Reported by L. E. Walker.
Oats.............................
15©17
Wheat.........................................
42>£
Butter........................................
35
Eggs ........................................... 22@25
Chickens...................................$125@2 40
Turkeys....................................
6c a
Ducks .......................................
$3.00
Potatoes per sack......................
35
Dressed Hogs...........................
$3.50
Veal.....................
$4.00
RETAIL MARKET.
Timothy hay
.......................
$6.50
Oats and cheat .
$5
Baled Straw............................. $3@$3.50
Mixed Chop.............................
$15.50
Wheat Chop.............................
$18
Shorts........................................
$14
Middlings................................
$18
Bran.........................................
$12
L. E. Walker will buy all your pro­
duce, paying the highest price in cash
the market will justify. He will sell
you flour, feed, hay, oats, field and gar­
den seeds as cheap as any other dealer.
D street 6outh of First National Bank.
He also carries a full line of Graham iD
small sacks, buckwheat, corn meal,
wheatlets.etc.
Contract to Let.
I have two acres one mile west of New­
berg depot, for clearing which in readi­
ness for the plow by March 1st next, I
will pay $50. Mr. Dillard, near the land,
is authorized to let the contract.
48-4
L. R oot , McMinnville.
Xlouey to Loan
On farms, also on good city properties,
in any amount. If you need money,
write to me. If your mortgage is due,
and you want to borrow money, write to
me. If your property is good, write me
an exact description, etating location,
kind of improvements, amount of in­
surance you carry, and state the amount
of money wanted and I will at once write
you as to rates of interest. Low rates
and long time. Address
46-4
C harles H enry ,
No. 206 Stark St., Portland, Or.
For Trade.
A good double circular water power
sawmill, with planer, edger and cut-off
saws, and is driven by 2 turbine water
wheels. 1000 acres of timber land, 2
dwellings, 2 barne, 3 yoke of oxen and
logging outfit complete, including 800,000
feet of logs in stream and pond at the
mill. Logs can be floated on this stream
for 15 miles. This mill is situated 9 miles
west of Sheridan on a good level road.
Sold over 800,000 feet of lumber last
year. Price $7,500, no incumbrance.
Will trade for land. Address,
S heridan L and Co.
mr
BUHNS & DflNlEUS
Have an immense stock of furniture. They o
have to keep a big stock, because they have a large
territory to supply. Prices on everything in our 0
store are surprisingly cheap just now. If you
want proof of this, come in and price the goods. 5
WALL PAPER.
UNDERTAKER’S SUPPLIES.
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