PHYSICIANS
LOCAL NEWS.
BTPOBTCS ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS
Leroy Lewis, dentist.
Wright, the dentist. McMinnville.
F. Dielscnneider, boots and shoes.
A fine line of stationery at the Beehive.. McMinnville Camp No. 128 W. 0. W.
has just received^ notice of assessment
ÇALBREATH & GOl CHER ,
Wright, the dentist, McMinnville.
WALLACE & walker .
Celluloid sheets for sale at the Bee
Gram warehouse for sale, or will trade . for the «MvuvM
month w
of wwuiucr,
December, which
closes
wujuu viUBcd
Tbe gentlemen whose names head this Hive.
for a farm. For particulars inquire of the assessments for the year of 1895,
Mr. Boot, who advertised a job of grub
W. L. W arren .
making but ten assessments for death
visited
Hillsboro ou busi-
bing to let. is convinced that people read article have by well directed eflorte, judi-| (, jj . Irvine
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...
losses in the Pacific jurisdiction during
cious management au<l upright dealings, ness Mondav
the newspapers.
There was no inaugural message from , the past year. having cost its members
Jodge HewUt wm
an adjonrned the new mayor. This is to be regretted at the age of 33 years, but $8.59 to carry
Buy your school books at Tbe Novelty. ; developed a business that stands forth
(Office over Bralv's Bank !
promtnently as one of the most extensive tenu o{
oQ ,he nth
because tbe mayor is liable to be away a -l
policy for the protection of his
McMmivn.i.g
...
Oaicoü.
Snow has been visible for several days of its ciasd iu the city. It is hardly uec-
family in an A No. one order that places
good
deal
of
the
time,
and
it
we
had
bis
in tbe Coast Runge, and there is a chilly essary to add that they have been among
Ed.Hofl s is the place to go if you want pronunciamento to refer to occasionally | a $100 monument at the grave of every’
member without additional expense to
flavor to the breeze that comes down from the R ei - obteb ' s moet constant and liberal an- t'ufhbure made or repaired.
y^RTHUR J. VIAL, fl. D.
it might be of advantage in preserving ; his family, and pays his heirs from $1,-
there.
advertising patrons for several years.
Breidenstein, the Whiteson insurance the moral statu« quo. Probably he was 500 to $2,000 at his death. Persons of
W H. Kuns sells more peanuts than Staple and fancy groceries and queeDS- agent, has gone to Portlaud to work,
too busy getting ready for his ten days’ sound health, of good habits and reputa
ble occupations can become members by
anybody.
tf
ware is tbeir line. In addition to the
Wm. Chrisman and wife and Mrs. W. trip to write one out.
making application to a camp aud being
The father and mother and little niece courteous treatment alw ays accorded eus- D. McDonald left Wednesday for Cali-
introduced in form. Death losses are
The City tiovernuieut.
Booms in Union Block
of Geo. Wilcox, from Cornelius, visited voriierB,
tomere, a visitor to
io lug
the e^iauiisuiuviiv
establishment ia
is . ’ iornia.
fornia.
. promptly paid and the assessments av-
The
council
met
Mouday
evening,
Dec.
M c M innville
-
-
.
O regon him from Friday to Monday.
impressed with the extent of stock car- j T B Nel80n now of Butteville, a 2d, Mayor Chrisman in the chair. Coun I eiage less than other orders. Dues are
payable quarterly and persons must be
F. Dielschneider's footwear gives satis ried and the good taste and neatness in Yambiller for 52 years, was in the city cilmen Warren, Gault, Irvine and Camp | over 21 and under 45 years of age to join.
DENTISTRY
bell,
and
Recorder
Rogers
present.
Ab
| Its initiations are pleasing, dignified and
faction because he devotes his time to handling and displaying the same. They Wednesday.
sent York. Mr. Wilson, elected council I impressive. Its Camp meetings are made
make a specialty of queensware. This
that alone and knows his business.
Found—A lady’s fui collar. Owner ; man from the first ward having declined ' interesting by fraternal discussions and
0R. J. H. NELSON,
Wm. Lambert is something of a ranch is a line of goods in which experience can obtain same from John Rennie at to
I qualify, a vacancy was declared.
social intercourse. Leading fraternal men
The annual reports of the treasurer, are interested in its success; it is become-
Surgical and Mechanical
er as well as a laundry man. He shipped j and careful study counts for a great deal, Jacobson’s store.
I
recorder,
superintendent
and
engineer
ing a power for good and a blessing to
21 large dressed hogs to Portland on both for the retail dealer and the custo
W. T. Vinton is in Dallas this week ■ were approved and orJered on file.
the widow and the fatherless. Every
Tuesday, which were fattened on the mer. To be up to the times in style and assisting Prosecuting Attorney McCain
A proposal of W. W. Wright to fill the young man should join the W. O. W.
office of street commissioner for $1.50 per and secure a low assessment rate. By
to present wares of standard or superior in the circuit court.
ranch near St. Joe.
on.ee same tioor as Reporter Oft.ee
<
day
was received.
Office hour« from s to 1 ' M . and from 1 to j P. M.
special dispensation which will expire
School supplies in abundance and at quality, calle for trained skill and wide
K< Bidente foot of A -tn • t
Dr. Lowe will arrive Saturday, and
Standing committees were announced ! Jan. 1st, 1896, your application will be
awake enterprise in this department.
low prices at The Novelty.
will remain till after Xmas. He will ply 1 by the mayor as follows:
taken at present, accompanied by $3.
E. W. Wallace, the senior member of
The call extended by the Christian
i his profession while here.
( Accounts and Current Expenses— You are cordially invited to investigate
ATTORNEYS
Campbell, Gault, Warren.
this firm, was born April 14th, 1859, on
us and become a chopper.
church to Rev. Pierce of Seattle has been
If you want your saws filed or um
Fire and Water—Campbell. Irvine,
a
Yamhill
farm,
the
historic
Andrew
T. VINTON,
accepted ami he is expected here by the
brellas mended go to Ed. Hoff, he does Gault.
(
Horse* Mauled.
Ways and Means—Warren, York,
first of the year. He comes well en
general repair work of all kinds.
Fifty head of black horses, from 5 to 8
Peery.
dorsed.
The accouterments for the college
Judiciary—York, Gault, Irvine.
years old, and from 1100 to 1250 in
The best bread is baked at Kuns’
Streets and public property—York, weight and from 15 to 16 hands high,
Notar y Public, and
1 gymnasium have arrived and are being
Warren, Peery.
bakery.
tf
got in readiness for business.
Deputy District Attorney.
Health and police—Irvine, Peerv, broken well to harness. Wil! be at Mc
On Tuesday evening, the 3d of Dec.,
Notice the advertisement of the Eee- Campbell.
i
Minnville Tuesday, December 10th, for
Office tn McMinnvilP National Bank Bulldin;
TUESDAY EVENING.
the purpose of buying.
the Sunday school board of the M. E
hive. It may help you about selecting
Council met in regular session. Bills
i Church decided to have a Christmas tree
holiday presents.
W m . F bazieb
to the amount of $565.51 were audited.
REAL ESTATI'.
! at their church on Christmas eve. All
Miss Lanona Atheny of Boise, Idaho, Street commissioner and marshal reports
liiceiibes lo Jlarry.
friends of the church will be invited to
is expected to arrive to-day, to visit her approved. A. M. Peery was elected
Dec. 3—E G Carter 24, and Meda Snell
yy !.. W ARREN,
attend.
aunt, Mrs. D. A. Wallace and other rela councilman by unanimous vote to fill the 29.
vacancy in the first ward.
Agent of
tives.
Climb. Presbyterian church fair, Wed
Dec. 3—Benj Stewart 28, of Multno
A vote taken on choice of street com
nesday evening, Dec. 11th. Admission
The novel attraction of alphabet booths missioners resulted in favor of W. W. mah county, and Lettie E Miller 22, of
15 cents. Good concert program.
at the Presbyterian church fair Dec. 11th Wright. Mayor Chrisman asked to be Yamhill-
excused until the middle of January.
Dec. 3—F H Caldwell 24, and Marga
Farms and city property for sale or rent. You
will be new and interesting to all who
J.
E.
Iloffhas
just
completed
the
build
had ln.’tter come and see me if you wish to buy or
The fire and water committee’ was ret J Ferguson 20.
sell real estate. Office in Wright's new block.
ing of a fine row boat for Mr. Holmes
attend.
directed to advertise for 1009 cords of big
Dec. 4—Francis Tadlock 26, of Polk
[ near Amity, who will use it towing logs
The Chrysanthemum fete to be given fir wood. Superintendent Glenn was county, ami Annie M Kaufman 25, of
ordered to notify water and light delin
BARBERING
i on Poison lake, ft is 14 feet nine Inches
by the Epworth League, as announced a quents that unless same is paid by Janu McMinnville.
Dec. 5—George Carv 19, and Sarah E.
in the beam and made entirely of fir, ex- Shuck liomestead near North Yamhill. few weeks ago, will be postponed till ary first supply will lie cut off.
Rogers 16.
QEORGE KIJTCH,
I cept the oar rests.
His father subsequently settled upon the after the holidays.
Proprietor of the
All styles of toes and shapes in rubbers Wallace farm just west of McMinnville,
Dr. Lewis, the dentist, will prove that
and here our subject grew to manhood, almost every case of diseased gums, sore,
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CITY TREASURER.
I at F. Dielschneider’s.
learning to do the work of the farm and I loose or abscessed teeth will yield readi
A very interesting address was given
receiving the educational training that
ly to his treatment.
at theM. E. church Sunday evening by
Annual Report of E. C. Apperson, Treasurer of the City of McMinnville,
should fit him for a successful business
For a clean shave or fashionable hair cut give
Mrs.
Waters
of
Forest
Grove,
wife
of
the
me a call Baths are new an<l first-class in every
Tbe county assessor needs more office Oregon, for the year endiug December 1, 1895.
career.
He
was
a
student
in
McMinn
respect. Ladies' baths and shampooing a pastor at that place, in behalf of the
specialty. Employ none but first-class men.
ville college under Prof. Bailey at the room aud better storage facilities for the
Don't forget the place. Three doors west of Women’s foreign missionary cause.
time Hon. J. E Magers occupied the documents in bis office. He says so
Hotel Yamhill.
GENERAL FUND
Wanted—By W. L. Warren, real estate chair of mathematics. He learned the himself, and it looks that way.
Balance
on
hand,
as
per
report
of December 1, 1894
agent,to list real estate for sale or houses trade of tinsmithing with S. A. Manning
By some mistake the name of Miss
HARNESS
RECEIPTS
and farms for rent. A number of good and continued in bis employ ten years. Nellie Gardner, who holds a first grade
Taxes from County Treasurer................... ...................
$2,563 89
(arms
desired.
Office
in
Wright
block.
£LSIA W RIGHT,
Eight years ago he embarked in the gro certificate, was omitted from the list of Saloon license..................................................................
1,600 00
On Saturday evening Dec 30,Occidental cery business with his father, who short teachers published last week. J. B. Other licenses.........................................................
119 00
Manufactures and Deal» in
lodge No. 30 I. 0. O. F. elected officers ly afterward sold his interest to J. A. Stilwell, Supt.
$4,282 89
as follows : J. L. Rogers, N. G.; Ed Hen Todd, of the firm of Kay & Todd. AVal-
Piles of people have piles, but De Witt’s From W. T. Vinton, Recorder.
dricks, V. G.; C. J. Taff, R. 8.; J. O. lace & Todd remained the style of the Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. When
Licenses.............................
$ 4 00
Fines....................................
Rogers, P. S.; J. Pennington, Tres.; W. firm up to November, 1891, when E. C. promptly applied it cures scalds and
. 21 00
25 00
G. Henderson, Trustee.
Walker purchased the interest of the lat burns without the slightest pain. Rog From C. II. Neal, Marshal.
BRIDLES, SPURS,
Delinquent tax ... ...........
. 1 75
Notice the lighting on Hogg's photos. ter and the present firm of Wallace & ers Bros.
Licenses .............................
21 15
22 90
Total receipts ...
4,330 79
. nd brushes, ami sells them cheaper (han they Hie is the only place in town you can Walker was formed. In 1890 Mr. Wal
There is a good joke on our friend
can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette get first-class work. He leads.
lace was honored with the nomination Burns, but we are under obligations not
Valley, our all home made sets of harness are
$4,444 36
pronounced unaurpassed by those who buy them
Mrs. A. E. Barker will speak in for county treasurer by the democratic to tell it. The next time, though, he
DISBURSEMENTS
party,
and
made
a
very
creditable
race,
Wright’s hall Sunday afternoon, 2:30, by
has the pastor to dinner and fails to Orders paid ...........
11,251 06
yy J. STRONG,
1 50
•<pecial request, upon temperance reform. considering that the party was in the make ample provisions he will likely hear luterest paid on same..................................................................
minority.
Perhaps
a
higher
houor
than
Transferred to Water Fluid, per order of Council............ .
2,800 (Ml
A good program with good music will be
from it.
Total disbursements......................................................... ... 4,052 56
could be conveyed by a political nomina
Dealer in and Manufacturer of
furnished. All are cordially invited.
The present water supply of the city is
tion is the distinction of being an exempt
$ 391 80
Nice ripe delicious bananas now suc fireman, earned by eleven years of effi from tbe gravel stratum level with the Balance on band, December 1, 1895
river, direct connection between the river
ceed the watermelons at Will Kuns’.
cient service in the local fire department.
STREET FUND
Rasmus Carlson left yesterday for He is a leading member of McMinnville and the reservoir being ent off. The
COLLARS,
SADDLES,
water
is
not
exactly
limpid
but
it
is
Balauce
on
hand,
as
per
report
of December 1, 1894
$ 182 77
California, where he has a good and per camp 128, Woodmen of the World, at
WHIPS,
BRIDLES,
thought tbe quality will improve with
RECEIPTS
manent
job
in
the
fruit
business
at
Wat
present occupying the highest chair in
SPURS, Etc.
continued use.
Taxes from County Treasurer ..................................
$ 732 52
the local organization. As a citizen be
All work guarantee-! as represented. Repairing sonville.
75
of all kinds promptly done. First door west oi
City Recorder Tom Rogers is “catch Taxes from C. H. Neal, Marshal................................
ranks
among
the
best,
being
at
all
times
I
have
several
desirable
houses
for
McMinnville National Bank.
J. W. Ballinger, Street Commissioner ....................
11 90
745 17
ing
on
”
to
his
new
job
much
as
a
red
of courteous and considerate disposition
rent.
W. L. W arben .
headed
duck
takes
to
water.
He
makes
$ 927 94
Newt. Rowland is back from southern toward others and in public affairs al
HOTELS
DISBURSEMENTS
a very efficient officer. He and Darby
Oregon, where he has been living for ways to be found where the promptings
559 31
Glenn have their offices together and it Orders paid........................................
H. LARSEN,
j two years. Many friends will be glad to of sturdy and upright character naturally
seems
much
like
getting
back
to
old
times
lead.
learn that he has come back to stay.
Balance on hand, December 1, 1895
$ 368 63
Proprietor of the
E. C. Walker is a native of Shelby when they explored the Yucon together.
Slates, pencils, tablets, inks, rulers
There are few persons who can go:
WATER FUND
I and paper for school pupils at The Nov county, Ills., born August 10th, 1849. His
parents
removed
to
Moultrie
county,
and
after
business with better credentials ! Balance on haud, as per report of December 1, 1894
RATES $1 TO S2 PER OAY
elty. The place to buy to save money
th^re like bis partner be was reared on a
The house is new anti first-class. Stage oflices
RECEIPTS
Mrs. H. L. Heath and children re farm, receiving a common school educa than W. L. Warren the real estate agent.
and free sample room®, in connection.
Born in Yamhill county, twice elected P. D. Glenn, Superintendent.......................................
$5,175 32
turned from their Seattle visit on Satur tion, which was afterwards supplement
2,800 00
sheriff of the same, at the present time a Transferred from General Fund, per order of Council
Tillamook,
-
-
Oregon. day. The head of the household no
1,098 79
ed by a two years’ course of study in member of the city council and a national Taxes from County Treasurer.......................................
longer retires in the cold and darkness.
50 00
Lincoln university from 1873 to 1875. In bank director—what stronger endorse W. T. Vinton, sale of engine.........................................
P. D. Glenn, Superintendent, return freight............
5 20
MEAT MARKETS
Rhodes & Rhodes have $800 to loan for 1876 he was married, and in 1880 emi ment could a man have?
C. H. Neal, Marshal, taxes...........................................
2 50 9,131 81
a term of years on good farm property.
grated to Walla Walla, Washington, and
jy^ATTHIES BROS,
The event of the season in the neigh
$9,195 07
The Chautauqua circle was very pleas
boring village of Carlton was the mar
Proprietors of
DISBURSEMENTS
antly entertained at the home of Rev.
riage last Sunday of Mr. George Roberts Orders paid ......................................................................
$7,906 64
and Mrs. E. E. Thompson Wednesday
to Miss Aggie Metcalf, two of Carlton’s Interest paid oil same......................................................
70 10
evening.
1,200 00 9,178 74
popular young people. The marriage Transferred to Sinking Fund to pay interest on bond
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds
A season of protracted meetings opened
took place at the church and was solem Balance on band, December 1, 1895 ...........................
$ 16 33
at the Methodist church Monday evening,
South side Third St. between B and C.
nized by Rev. W. E. McCutcheon, a Orders outstanding ........................... ..............................
$2,271 99
and an effort will be made to have a
large number of friends witnessing the
religious revival. Rev. Summerville is
ceremony. The liappj- event was duly-
DRAYMEN
SINKING FUND
an able preacher and will doubtless
celebrated by feasting and congratula
$1,200 00
Transferred
from
Water
Fund
..................................
attract and interest the people.
g E. COULTER.
tions.
1,200 00
Orders paid..................................................................
The largest, finest and cheapest stock
The intermediate Y. P. 8. C. E. of the
M c M innville
of Christmas goods ever landed in Yam
C. P. church will hold a birthday party
RECAPITULATION
hill Co. now on exhibition at the Mills &
iu the church building this evening,
ORDERS OUTSTANDING
CASH ON HAND
i Son New Racket store and more on tbe
which all should attend who are so for General Fund........................... $ 391 80
Uoodü of all description? moved, and careful
way
;
Christmas
tree
ornaments
;
we
can
’
t
handling guaranteed. Collections will be made
tunate as to be invited. Two hundred Street Fund ............................. 368 63
monthly Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
give all the prices and so will invite you
$2,271 99
16 33
and fifty invitations have been sent. Water Fund.......................
to come and see for yourselves.
Each person is expected to bring in a
$2,271 99
Total
$ 776 76
Total
LIVERYMEN
Mrs. Alice Tobin of Port Blakely, entered the employ of the well-known little sack provided for the purpose as
Wash., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Blalock Lumbering Company, taking many cents as he is old. The money is
For the information of the Council, tbe following comparisons are made
J M. YOCOM,
Mrs. Marvin Thurber. Her daughter charge of their extensive lumber yard to be expended in the interest of the so with tbe previous year:
Proprietor of tbe
Ellen is with her. They will sample From the time of coming to the coast ciety. Birthday cake and cocoa will be
189-5
1894
Increase
$ 396 77
$ 776 76
$ 359 60
Cash on haud ....
Oregon climate a few weeks, prospective until locating in McMinnville he was en served.
Increase
2,271
99
1,370
08
901
91
Indebtedness
................
to becoming residents, having already gaged in business for which bis well
Tbe line of the Willamette Telephone Taxes received.........
Decrease
4.400 20
32 05
4,432 25
some property interests here. Mr. Tobin known stirring qualities peculiarly fitted company reached Newberg Saturday Water and Light.........
Successor to GATES A HENRY.
5,175 32
140 81
Decrease-
5,316 13
Decrease
16 10
1,766 90
1,783 00
E Street, north of Third. Everything new and is bead engineer of tbe big sawmill at him, including at times great responsi evening and communication was estab License and Fines ...
Decrease
71 60
210 67
262 57
Crat-class. Conveyance of commercial travelers, Port Blakely.
luterest paid on orders
lished
with
the
outside
world.
Tbe
event
bility
and
confidence
on
the
part
of
a specialtv. Board and stabliug by the day or
month We solicit a fair share of the local pat
Attend the C. P. church fair Dec. lltli, others. In 1881 he took charge of the awakened some little enthusiasm and a
ronage
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Respectfully submitted,
hear a splendid program, see tbe alpha company’s business at Milton, remaining number of citizens gathered at the office
E. C. APPERSON, City Treasurer.
November
30,
1895.
bet novelties and buy your Christmas with them until 1883. That year he be and conversed with their neighbors in
INSURANCE.
McMinnville
and
Dayton.
Wednesday
goods.
gan buying wheat in Milton for Sibson,
Deputy Sheriff Conner says there have Church & Co., of Portland, and in the we had the pleasure of talking with Bro.
J W. HOBBS,
been fewer sales of property under ex- fall came to Portland and took charge of Woodard of the Graphic over the new
' ecution this fall than during any the wharves of the Portland Flouring line, and it appeared to work smoothly.
since be has been employed in the Mills Company belonging to the same He said they were pushing the line to
Agent for the largest anil strongest companies office.
This does not establish the firm. Two years later he returned to ward Portland and if the weather re
in the world. Correct rates. No policy foe
fact
of
money
being exceedingly plenty Milton in the same employ, the firm mained good would reach the metropolis
charged Office in Union Block
in this neck of woods, but it does look as having changed to Sibson, Quackenbush within ten days.
The Christian church was well filled
if people are getting in better shape to & Co., and bought wheat until 1891.
WOOD WORK.
take care of their indebtedness. There During this period hisoperations extend Thanksgiving day, and one of tbe best
ed over an extensive territory, reaching sermons ever delivered in the city on a
is a better feeling of confidence.
D. SIMPSON,
The follow ing is the report of district from Milton to Lewiston, Idaho, and he special occasion of the kind was listened
school No. 6, Wm. Scott teacher, for the handled as high as nine hundred thous to from the Methodist pastor. “He hath
month’ endiug Nov. 29th, 1895, No. of and bushels in a single season. In 1891 not dealt so with any other nation” was
And Furniture Repairer. Go to him for odd
he returned to Portland and the same the text, and while the remark originally
•¡zed furniture, hacks, bnggie« and sleighs made pupils enrolled 35, those who were neith
to order or repaired. Abo Saw Filing lornerl er absent nor tardy during the month fall came to McMinnville. It is unneces applied to the Israelites, a little study of
Third and B Streets.
are: Artie and Essie Helvie,Minnie Wil sary to state that he brought to the busi the subject showed that it applied with
ber, M illard Helyer, Will James, Pearl ness the benefits of broad experience and equal force to the American people.
BANKING
Burdett, Geo. Matter, Esther Martin, a practical knowledge of trade in all its Even under the stress of hard times,
Willie
and Jessie Lewis, Bert and Fred bearings, and that the excellent success though denied some of the comforts and
rm. ticniMMU LE
While we tell you about Our Goods. They are of
Newton, Hallie Remington and Albert and popularity of the firm owes much to conveniences of living, there is still room
the fact. From the first Mr. Walker has for the congratulatory feeling that we are
the latest styles and the very best that can be had in
I Youngberg.
taken rank as a leading citizen, and has a favored people.
the market. It includes most everything in the Xmast
Died—At Amity, Oregon, December 3d, been active and useful in many capaci
A brass band has at last been organized
line,
such as
<
1895,
Thomas
S.
Jeffries,
aged
78
years
—McMinnville, Oregon.—
ties. He has just retired from a two
and eight months. Mr. Jeffries crossed years’ term as member of the city coun that promises to be a strong musical com
Christmas and New Years Cards,
bination. Dr. J. H. Nelson is president,
Paid up Capital, $50,000 the plains with ox teams, in the year
Baskets, Books,
(
cil. In his fraternal relations he is a A. V. R. Snyder musical director, Walter
1853, and has resided in Marion, Polk member of the Masonic blue lodge and
Fancy Stationery,
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Hembree secretary, and R. L. Conner
and Yamhill counties, most of the time chapter, the Eastern Star, and Ancient
Celluloid in Sheets and in Novel
treasurer. Fifteen members have already-
ties,
President,
-
-
</•
CO IFLN. since. In the early sixties he sold goods Order of United Workmen, at present signed tbe membership roll, the other
Toys, Chinaware, Glass Watersets
Vice President, - LEh ^dUGHLIN. in the mines at Florence and other points holding the responsible office of finan names being the following: A. H. Adams,
Cashier, -
- E. C. APPERSON in Idaho. On coming out of Idaho, in
Candies, Nuts,
I
Daniel Feely, C. E. Branson, B. A. Mill
Asst. Cashier
-
-
-
11. 8. L iaa i the winter of 1862-3 he was caught in a cier in the latter order.
sap, Otto Walling, W’m. Toney, T. A.
and many other articles suitable for souvenirs or for
snow storm, aud got both of his feet
Board of Directors:
Strayed.
White, Ed. Warren, Wirt Gardner, Fred
J. W. COWL’
LEE LAUGIII.IN, frozen, which required the amputation
Christmas.
Also 5 and 10c bargain counters.
A. J. APPERSON.
wm . CAMPBELL,
Some time during the summer, a two- Nelson and Geo. Bangasser. A number
of about one half of each of his feet. Mr.
J L. ROGERS.
¡i^^Eggs
taken in exchange for goods, at
of
others
are
expecting
to
join,
making
a
colt.
Jeffries served his country in the Mexican year-old (coming) Clyde horse
total
of
about
twenty
members.
The
Light
bay,
both
hind
feet
white,
white
Sell Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans
THE BEEHIVE
fers on New York, San Francisco and Portland. war, was 1st sergeant in his company in face. Willing to pay reasonable charges. first meeting for practice is to be held
Deposits received subject to check. Loans mon the Missouri Volunteers. Funeral ser
this evening.
W m . G eldard , Carlton.
ey on approved security. Collections made on
vices were held M'ednesday at 11 a. tn.
all aeceseible points.
Physicians
and Surgeons.
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An Honest Tale
Speeds best being plainly told.
There is no necessity for us to say that we have
the Best Perfumes—public sentiment says so. We have
aside from the regular odors of the best makes, a special
line just
Physician
and Surgeon.
For Christmas.
What would please your mother, wife or sister more than a bot
tle of choice Perfume? This line of novelties in perfumes was se
lected with this object in view: To tickle the Nose, tbe Receiver,
the Giver and the Purse. We wish to help purchase your
Christmas Presents.
DENTIST.
T ~DOur long eKPerience is at your disposal.
LORE.
PERFUMES GA-
ROGERS BROS’ Pharmacy
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ATTORNEY,
Real Estate and Loans.
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City Baths and
Tonsorial Parlors.
HARNESS,
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We have just received from far-away Ceylon
a consignment of Teas from the celebrated Kusa-
lana plantations.
In the great Tea-drinking countries of Bussia
and England Ceylon teas have entirely superseded
the products of China and Japan by reason of their
Cleanliness, Purity, Strength.
These teas are prepared iu the cleanest possi
ble manner, being picked by the natives with
gloved hands and passed through modern machin
ery under the supervision of the white planters,
whilst the China and Japan teas are manipulated
by the coolies with their hands iu the same old
way as they were 100 years ago. The success of
Ceylon teas has been so phenomenal that Great
Britain alone uses one hundred and ninety million
pounds annually, or four and a half million liquid
gallons daily, which will not be a circumstance to
what the United States will consume when its peo
ple realize the vast superiority of these teas.
As a Matter of Economy also
these teas should always be used by the careful
housewife, as it is only necessary to use half the
quantity you would of any other.
In one-pound original packets as packed and
labeled in Ceylon, at
WALLACE & WALKER’S
HARNESS,
Larsen House
CITY MARKET.
Truck and Dray Co.
Commercial Stable,
Fire
Insurance.
Í1
Your Ear,
Wood Worker,
Please.
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