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Wm. F. Dielschneider does all kinds < i..S. Wright, dentist. G. 8. Wright, dentist. of jewelry repairing. Ride a ’97 Cohnnhia. $75.00. Hop gloves cheaper than ever at tbe The past week has been the warm Charley Hodson of Portland is in the Racket store. Teas, the best quality for (he money, Typewriter supplies at ('. Griesen's. est so tar this year, and seldom is a city visiting his mother. The county jail has nine inmates at I experience a dull, throbbing, sliltt Jerome Derby and family have gone at Kuns'. week so warm in western Oregon. Bettman A Warren ’ s is the place to the present time. ing pain in your teeth, sometime»« Il Mm. F. Dielschneider repairs your to Netarts. buy vour groceries tor harvest. The mean temperature for the week, accompanied by soreness of the watch, it’s all right. Bert Millsap anti wife went to Newport Miss Mae Seroggin oi Sheridan is the tooth, earache, headache and slight 73 degrees, is 7 degrees higher than First class shaved shingles for sale the first of the week. See Dr. Nelson about seamless gold swelling of the face? If so, you have guest of Miss Osa E-tes. at the «¡range A Farmers’ store. hud an abscessed or ulcerated tooth crowns and plate work A. E. Barker of Salem was doing the preceding week, the maximum The Columbia, “the standard wheel of and know all its misery. Most ab temperatures averaged 86 degrees, Dollie Love is up from Portland visit business in McMinnville yesterday. Post's I .ni h < raw lord peaches are the the world.” $75.00. scessed teeth can’be save«! at any and the minimum 60 degrees. Tem ing her sister. Mrs..I. 11. Nelson. finest ever seen iu the local market. Native watermelons are in the market. stage without further pain bv skill lion. J. T. Apperson of Oregon City peratures of from 90 degrees to 96 ful treatment. But no operation in The simplest and surest binder is the Thev arc small hut of excellent quality. For Sale — A good horse, phaeton and was the guest of his brother's family over djUHisirv requires more skill and McCormick. Sold by F W. Spencer. harness, cheap. Inquire at this office. President Laughlin ci the McMinn- degrees occurred on Tuesday, Thurs Sunday. kfiTwlclge of the surrounding parts Dr. S. A. Mulkey and family of Inde rille National bank is at Tillamook this day, Friday anci Saturday; cooler hih ! effects oi the various mvdicants Leslie Laughlin is over from Woods Fresh groceries are arriving every day weather began Sunday. The highest used than treating a dental abscess. pendence were in the city on Saturday. week. helping Fred Sitton through the threshing ‘ at Bettman A Warren's. My preparation and practice in this night temperature was 64 degrees, season . For sale- a single buggy and harness, Mrs. A. E. Wood and eon Ora of line of work have been thorough and Mrs. .1. N. Mills, who has been living and the lowest 56 degrees; these successful. All operations done It is quality as well as price that counts good hh new. Inquire of \\ ni. Heuistock. Eugene are the guests of W. L. Warren at Berry, is visiting her parents, Mr. and temperatures are all above the nor thoroughly, but carefully, gently in teas. \\ ill Kuns has the best in town J. P. Irvine A Son will sell you sugar and family. Mrs. B. F. Chibine. and with minimum pain. All plates mal and mark the maximum summer for the money. bv the sack at Portland prices with Miss Stella Noll returned from Port and artlticial work arc unexcelled Io save your harvest expense buy vour heat. No rain fell during the week; freight ndded land Tuesday evening after visiting sever and done by the latest methods only Mr. Charles Athey and Mr. Baxter of groceries of Bettman A Warren. Prices very reasonable. Call an<Llet clouds became more dense on Sunday. Oregon City, on their way to the coast, A. 8. Campbell is back at his place l>e- al days with relatives. L E. Walker goes about with a hitch were in McMinnville over night Wednes me examine your teeth. The atmosphere is hazy and smoky; hind the counter at «Jacobson’s, after a Phil Messner, tbe genial North Yam in his gait, which he explains by saying I day, numerous forest fires are making the ten days outing. hill liveryman and stage route proprietor, the old mare kicked him. LEROY LEWIS, l>. D. S was in the city yesterday. smoke more dense. The winds were The party composed of Rev. King, (5. H. Irvine and family left for New The R eporter and Weekly Oregonian Profs. Brumback, Northrip, Sanders and port Monday morning, intending to northerly to Sunday, when they be McMinnville, Ore. Asa McKern and family are camping one year for $2, strictly in advance. on the Nestucca. N. E. Kegg fills the came southerly. I Maitin, returned from Clear Lake last spend a month by the briny deep. Ed. Fuller, who is at present employed ' Thursday, a few days ahead of schedule ’ Themes at Christian church next clerical jxisition with Kay A Todd. The warm, dry weather was of no on the Jacobson building, expects to go | lime. PHYSICIANS .) Lord ’ s day, “ Enoch" at 11 a. m. and The pear crop on the Wallace farm l>e- injury, but on the other hand, was of ■’»■—------ back to his old job on the S. P. almiil The McCormick is, as it always has “Christianity is a Divine Revelation” at tween here and Salem is being picked. great benefit to the hops. Hop lice September 1st. ÇALBREATH & GOUCHER, lieen, the most durable binder on the |8p. iu. The crop is estimated at 5000 bushels. thrive in warm, moist weather and The best 25-cent meal in the city is oh- . market,light running and easily handled, i Rev. F. A. Powell delivered a lecture Frank Ferguson has bought the quarter are killed by hot, dry weather, hence • tai liable at T. A. White's restaurant. F. W. S pexcek , Agent. Saturday evening in Dayton, under the block just north of E. C. Apperson’s the great benefit to the hops in the A voilng woman's branch of the W. C. Mrs. Clark Greenwood of Oregon City, auspices of the ladies of the Christian new resideuce, aud will huild thereon. killing of the lice. The reports from T. I . was organized at No. 8 school J sister of Mrs. .1. Jr. Collard, accompanied church. (Office over Brnly's Bank .) The regular teachers' examination ¡6 the hopyards indicate a great im house on * Sunday afternoon by some of by hPMlanghter, Mrs. Shepard, ami two, Win. Holl and John Enery of Port in progress at the court house, with 24 provement in conditions and pros M c M innville - O regon . the leading workers of McMinnville. 1 sons, tarried over night, Tuesday, on land were in town the first of the week, applicants, two of which seek state life pects. The hop louse continues to Mr. Strong, the harness maker, will their way to Woods. returning from a sojourn with their diplomas. | H. COOK, Fl D. be very numerous, but at present uo move his shop into tHe room now oc What’s the reason that neither driving, families at Sodaville. Willie Munch, a son of John Munch of wholesale destruction is imminent; cupied by Bettman A Warren as soon as . coaxing nor offering to pay a moderate Frank Ferguson, who lias been killing Lafayette, died of congestion of the brain the latter get into their new quarters. salary, fails to get us a wide-awake newsy time during the dull season working iu a aud heart trouble on the 11th, and was but on the other hand, hopgrowers are expecting a crop greatly in ex Tuesday was the eleventh birthday of correspondent at Amity, Sheridan and sawmill, is looking around for a suitable buried yesterday at McCoy. little Marie Irvine, and the occasion was Willamina ’ cess of the total product of 1896, and Booms V and 10,1'ulon Block, lot on which to build him a cottage. Order your peaches from Wallace & I.royally celebrated by inviting a number II. M. Bond is a skillful man at the Wheat is 75 cents. There was a slight Walker or Irviue A Sou. They handle fully as large as the largest output M c M innville , - - - O reoon . of young friends nt an afternoon party. meat-block, hut if the news reporter falling oil’ in quotations last week, caused Post’s superb varieties grown on the rich heretofore made. F. W. Spencer calls attention to the chronicled every time he sliced his thumb by an advance in charter rates by ship sandj’ bottoms of the Willamette. The harvesting of fall and winter BARBERS. McCormick binder. He is selling them, there would most always be one item in I owners, but the market has recovered. sown wheat continues. Threshing Bricklaying on the Jacobson block is and the people generally know what they the paper. S^HARPA GAUNT, Are you going to paint your house? progressing rapidly. The first story was has commenced in some localities. arc. lie also carries all kinds of supplies Fourteen Redmen of Portland came up Consult Elsia Wright about paints and □early completed yesterday and the first The. excellent reports heretofore for that machine. to McMinnville last Saturday evening oils. He will give you the best material of the iron pillars in front was placed in made concerning the fall and winter Score» ami scores of people, represent aud exemplified the work of the order to at least cost. position. sown grain continue; the yield, We are located opposite Burns a Dame Is a nd aim ing ribhnt every age and condition in life, Wapato tribe No 17, Improved Redmen | to give u 11 customers jrood treatment for little where threshed, is fully an average The finest peaches on the market are The new Methodist church is about money. Bath rooms in connect mil Your pat have enlisted for tbe hop picking cam of the World, recently organized here | raised by F L Post. Leave your orders covered and enclosed. There are plenty one, and the berry is very plump aud ronage solicited. paign, which will be on in about three Mr. Maris, the market gardener, has | with Wallace A Walker or J. P. Irvine A of windows to let in the light, and good heavy. Oats is a good heavy crop, weeks. raised some very nice sugar beets, which ! Son. light is essential in a wide-awake church also. The warm weather is ripening HARNESS J. F. Hibbs delivered a load of new he sells along with his other truck. They as anywhere else. • Chas. Groening has rented Thos. spring wheat and oats very rapidly, oats in town Wednesday to I I Walker. laek nothing in point of sweetness, and pLSIA WRIUPT, Our friend’W. G. Robbins of White- and they offer prospects forexcellent They were very fine oats and weighed there is nover any question about ample Rogers’ tract of land and says he is going 87*2 pounds to the sack. He received 30 I size of vegetables or root crops grown in to show some of these bragging farmers son has the agency for one of those cen returns. Manufactures ana Deals in how to raise crops. He thinks he can trifugal ice cream machines that freeze Peaches are ripening rapidly; a cents for them. j this locality. make it beat the wood business. the cream while you wait. It is ap heavy crop is reported from all sec I . H. Baker and fluidly of Lebanon The annual state fair will be held at F. L. Post says that from thirty early parently a great success. have been camping at Baker creek falls. Salem September 30th to October 8th. tions. Shipments of apples, pears, Mrs. Ada Unruh left yesterday for a and plums continue. The fruit crop I.ee stopped long enough in town to; hake I Extra effort is being put forth to make peach trees in his orchard he sold $60 SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, hands with many old friends on the way ■ it the most successful in the History of worth of peaches. The trees stand 200 ten months' absence in W. C. T.U. work. is one of the largest ever had in the ..ndbrushes, and sells them cheaper than they home last Saturday. j the state, and the Southern Pacific coin- to the acre, all heavily loaded, and at She will go first to Wyoming, then to state. Garden produce is doing well can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are We understahd that H. I‘. Burdett has I pany makes the liberal announcement «he same average return will yield him Utah. Colorado, Kansas, ami in October and is very plentiful. Corn and late $400 per acre. He has 600 trees. pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. will attend the nntiunal convention at contracted his prune crop to W. A. ! that it, will sell tickets at all stations on potatoes would be benefited by rain; Toronto. The contract for building the proposed Howe of Carlton at 25 cents a lmshe), its line at one fair for the round trip. likewise, late or the second hay crop. STRONG, new hell tower of the city hall has been A business man can perhapB get along delivered at the dryer. The crop is esti Editor Yates of Sheridan came up from The potato crop is a very heavy one. let to Cook & Arthur for $350. The without an ad in The Reporter, He mated at about 6000 bushels. Hillsboro Tuesday, having been on a Dealer in and Manufacturer of The current weather is favorable > In the suit of G. S. Wright versus visit to his former home. He met Hon. tower is to lie 65 feet high and 12x12 nt can do better with one. If he is alive to everything, and is in keeping with the base. The bell will he 54 feet from he will have one. The Reporter visite Spaulding, proprietor of the steamer < ¡ray Thos. II. Tongue, who had just returned the ground. The tower is to be anchored the best families In the county and it is the conditions which have made such COLLARS, Eagle, the justice taxed up a judgment i from Washington, and lie says Mr. Tongue ■ to four concrete pyramids five feet square the paper that is read. SADDLES, bounteous crops possible. of $48.23 and costs against defendant, | promises to visit the people in the sev- I WHIPS, BRIDLES, at the base set in tlie ground- B. S. P aoue . which he settled. The judgment ayd ieral parts of his district as soon as lie Constable Hayes brought down from SPURS, Etc. 1 gets rested up a little and his private ' William Rohhinr, aged 73 years, died Grand Ronde on Wednesday Edward costs amounted to ninety odd dollars. AH work guaranteed as represented. Repairing A Heinarkable Cure ot Chronic at the home of his daughter near Amity, Jeffries and Mrs. Victoria Belleque, of all kinds promptly done. First door west oi Do yon know, that Elsia Wright carries business arranged. Diarrhoea. McMinnville National Bank. a full line of lubricating oils for machin ' The Yamhill County Fruit Exchange Mrs. Nora Burch, on Saturday. He was charged by the woman’s husband with a native of Wayne county, N. Y., and adultery.' Jeffries is a Frenchman and ery? Owners of valuable harvesting and held an interesting meeting in this city In 1862, when I served my country as LIVERYMEN. other machinery cannot afford to exper iast Monday afternoon, at which matters came here from Nebraska about seven widower, and the woman is a half-breed. a private in Company A, 167th Penn Rev. Jos. Hoberg sylvania Volunteers, I contracted chronic iment with poor oils. He carries the best relating to the preparation and sale of teen years ago. ^ITY STABLES, on the market and they are warranted ‘fruit were discussed. It was decided preached the funeral discourse on Sun- Tired people are tired because they diarrhoea. It has given me a great deal that the Exchange would ship no green I day. have exhauster! their strength, The of trouble ever since. I have tried a not to gum. tf Third St., between E and F. There was a little panther scare at fruit this year, though a number of the I F. J. Miller, who has spent the past only way lor them to get strong is to eat dozen different medicines and several Camp Jones Friday night, and after the ineinl-ers signified theirintention todoso, ' three weeks traveling over tlief country proper food. But eating is not all. prominent doctors without any perma Wilson & Henderson, Props. varmint had been shot at several times independent of the association.—New and noting especially the condition of Strength comes from food, after digestion. nent relief. Not long ago a friend sent berg Independent. the hop crop, says the yards in this Digestion is made easy with Shaker Di me a sample bottle of Chamberlain’s Everything iirst-clasp. Morsel boarded by by one of the millhands and had treed or day, week OI month. Commercial traveler’s nearly frightened to death several per , “During the many years I have done county are practically clean, Where gestive Cordial. People who get too Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates, sons in camp, it turned out to be a stuffed business in Yamhill county the prospect cultivation and spraying have been at- tired, die. Life is strength. Food is the and after that 1 bought and took a 50 (live us a call. has never been brighter. With abundance tended to there are no lice, Picking maker of strength. Food is not food un cent hottie; and now I can say that I am , specimen. I entirely cured. I cannot be thankful 8. A. Manning says that very fbw nar •if everything and assurance of good will begin about Sept. 10th, he says, til it is digested. Tired, pale, thin, ex MEAT MARKETS enough to yon for this great Remedy, and hausted, sick sufferers from indigestion, and 65 cents will be the ruling price. prices, the farmer is surely in condition I row tire farm wagons are sold now days. recommend it to all suffering veterans. can be cured by the use of Shaker Di |-|ARDING & WEST, People show good judgment in choosing to prosper. lie is pretty certain of 75 or 1 Mr. J. G. Eckman of the Reporter If in doubt write me. Yours gratefully gestive Cordial. It will revive their spent •80 cents for his wheat. It is true that the broad tire, which is so much superior Successors to Mat th les Bros., staff reached home Tuesday from hie H enry S teinberger , Allentown, Pa. ▼ both on the farm and on the road, and it the last crop went up to a good price! never* weeks’ visit in Kansas. He is energies, refresh and invigorate them, Sold by 8. Howorth & Co. Proprietors of is a little singular that they never caught eventually, but ow ing to the uncertainty | ! accompanied by his father-in-law, Judge create new courage, endurance and overhanging the country at harvest time, IL. j HOOKE’« VALLE! A. Linville of Osborne, Kansas, a strength, all by helping their stomachs onto the idea before. to digest their food. It aids nature, and the farmer could not borrow money and | It is the talk at the sewing circle meet very genial and pleasant gentleman, who Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds Honey is coming down. Ask Wil)' was obliged to sell at once. The specu- ! i will sample Oregon’s climate for a few this is the best of it. It gives immediate ings that Lasira Apperson is one of the relief and. with perseverance, permanent Manning. South side Third St. between B and C. lator got all the benefit of the rise ’ ; the months. Tbe portion of the state visited ly cures. Sold by druggists. Trial hot- liest skilled young women in town at Frank Dodson's Sunday visit wan fancy work. She has a special knack at farmers are getting it this year.”—Jacob | by Mr. E. is reported in fairly prosper tie 10 cents. brought to an end somewhat abruptly. DRAYMEN ous condition, being favored with good Battenberg lace, which is the lace of the Wortman. A horse belonging to William Carey of | crops of.both wheat and corn this year, A large panther was the prize at Jone’s day and accordingly high priced. An Heat Estate Transfers. g E. COULTER. mill Friday night. Spooks were also article which she recently made for a Lafayette made a good run down the i The Kansas people are among the best Week ending August 11th. abroad in our little villa. McrtlNNVILLE lady in another town added eight dollars street Wednesday and created more stir 1 people in the world and they’re all right in town than there had been for a week. 1 as long as providence strokes the fur the Colin Allison and wf to Charlotte to her pin money. Mr. Alt Smith and wife of McMinnville Sanders 35.61 a sec 19 t 5 r 5 ♦ 800 visited here Sunday. The McDonald family—Dong, his w ife, People ran out and shouted to him as he right way, but when it rubH the other passed, other» brought out anil offered way—watigh 1 more than half of them E P Dixon to Rose II Dixon lots 5 Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful mother and daughter—arrived home Wm. Manning, senior, will* leave this and 6 blk 2 Newberg also lots 15, handling guaranteed. Collections will be made I Tuesday evening from Boise, Idaho. We him sticks of cordwood, while some are apt to turn populist. “God-forsaken country” for the Clondyke monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap. 1617 18 and pt 14 blk E Hobsons understand that all except his mother poked spades and other implements at in the spring. add to Newberg. 800 have recovered from their injuries in the his ribs, to all of which he paid no at The things that people see are inside of Mr. and Mrs. C. Little returned home WOOD WORKER train wreck. As Doug relates it, their! tention but kept the even tenor of his them and not outside. No two people see Yamhill Co. to M J and S Ramsey from Carlton Saturday night, where they lots 1, 2, 5 and 6 blk 22 Lafayette 2 wav. It seems that Mr. Carey was experience was a pretty rough one and the same thing exactly alike. One have been spending the week £7D HOFF, they were dangerously near a worse fate driving to town, w hen by some means woman may look out at a beautiful land M J Ramsey to 3 Ramsey 4 parcels Dogs and sheep caused an exciting in Yambill Co ............................. - than was suffered. The railway company the harness broke, letting the buggy onto I scape and see all the beauty and restful I scene Saturday morning. M A and C F Jewett to Locell the horse and frightened him into a made settlement with them before leav ness and grandness that there is in it. Yates 10x327 ft pt lot 31 Cheha- ■wm rensir your Bnirglp« »nd Wsgon«. manufac ing Boise, paying $1500 in cash, their runaway. The buggv and harness and The Mannings of Puckerville visited in Another one will look out at the same ture Office Furniture. Book cases Wardrobes. lem Orchard Homes Annex . 15 Moores’ Valley Sunday. ( Brackhts, Whatnots and all kinds or wood work. hospital expenses and reiunding the Mr. Carey were soon left behind, with scene and see nothing. The man a ho is Emma J. Hill to Rose 11 Dixon n bf out very serious damage to either. Mr. Dodson received a stroke of paral price of tickets. perfectly well and vigorous enjoys life to Two Doors East of City Stables. blk 9 Designs 2d add to Newberg 375 ysis last Friday. Dr. Gaucher is in at It has come to be quite the regular the full. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Messrs. Calbreath, Goucher and L B Hardwick el al to M C Lew- tendance. Wright have made arrangements to ehip thing for The Reporter sanctum to be Discovery makes people well. There BANKING Ellyn w bf lot 13 Hurley’s sub Ix»wis Gilbert passed along our streets the bulk of their prune product through favored with a few samples of home isn't anything miraculous about it—it is division .. ....... ..................'.. 200 Sunday. the Earl fruit company in the green grown figs at about this season of the the most natural tbiDg in the world. It Chas Palmer to Jos Hoberg lot 4 A NO 3SST state. A representative of the company year. Mr. J. J. Calhoun is the person simply puts the digestive organs, the Mrs. Bessie Smith visited Alice Kidder ^3 lot 5 in 1st college add to McM 700 THE WrJlHWVlHr was lu re Wednesday. It is estimated who furnishes the samples, and reason stomach, the liver, the bowels, in perfect Jos Phillipa to Wm Eads and M J Monday. ! that at least fifteen cars will be required ing from his success in growing the fruit order and thereby makes tbe blood pure Wm. Manning, Jr., will soon depart Nance pt lot 5 blk 1 s Sheridan 700 to,handle the crop, and about 150 per- others ought to be encouraged to under and rich All diseases live and thrive on for England. 'sons will he employed in picking and take it. Mr. Calhoun states that tbe ■ impure blood. Keep a stream of pure, Warren Kidder describes an animal I packing. Pickers wijl be paid four cents tree from which he gathers fruit has rich, red blood Bowing into a disenied of immense proportions, with a roar like i per box and packers two cents. The borne more or lew for seven or eight spot, and the disease will not stay. A a lion, which comes with tremendous , warehouse of the Atlas milling company years, and this season he bad enough to man lives on rich, pure blood, and dis- bounds and was about to devour the I will be utilized for packing operations. send a couple of buckets to a fruit evapo ' ease die» on it. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Surplus 6IO.OOO. hapless youngsters, but alas’ it was only ! Only Italian prunes are included in this rator for curing, besides a good many Medical Discovery makes pure, rich Tranmet* a Oaueral Banking Bmlr.e«a. a hone fiddle. I blood. Send 21 cents in one-rent stamps For Infanta Children. used in other ways. By tbe selection of shippii g arrangement, besides which Office Honrs » a m to a p m. the Mme parties will have several hun I varieties and careful study of locations I to World’s Dispensary Medical Associa dred bushels of pelites and silvers that best adapted to fig tree growth there tion, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr. LEE LAUGHUN, President. J L. ROGERS, Vice-President. will likely he dried. Picking will begin isn't a particle of doubt that they could Pierce’s 1008 page “Common Sense Med- E. C. APPERSON, Cashier. I leal Adviser,*’ profusely illu<mted. be made a practical success. about the 25th. Did you Gver LOCAL NEWS. Physicians and Surgeons. Physician and Surgeon. BARBERS HARNESS, HARNESS, ( CITY MARKET. Truck and Dray Co. WOOD WORKER CASTORIA W. S. UNK, Assistant Cashier.