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I I G. S. Wright, dentist. A GOLD WATCH New fancy silks at Apperson's. For $9. 8a See Dr. Nelson about seamless gold G. 8. Wright, dentist. because hi1 had his tooth extracted High gratia, full jewlwl Misleadiag crowns and plate work American movement, without suffering any pain, although Typewriter supplies at C. Griesen’s. B ohm , ll-karat gold tilled Big cut in woolen underwear at the case. he had entered my office expecting Cheat seed for sale by C. A. Wallace. Racket store. Equal in appearance to 49-2 Advertisements solid to endure the untold agonies usually gold. Eastern oysters in any style kept daily Beautit'ully engraved, Bettman A Warren receive fresh cheese • incident to the dental chair We Warranted to wear tor 20 at White’s restaurant. year«. from Tillamook every few days. .can do the same for you. All opera about Chris Obye of North Yamhill lias been tions are carefully, gently amf'thor- J. P. Irvine A Son will sell you sugar in town on business the past day or two. ■ by the sack at Portland prices with onghly done. Artificial teeth should You can get perfect satisfaction in pho-1 freight added. W liolcsale JewelerH. < be so perfectly adapted to the mouth New York and rhlr«(u Watches. | toe at the Excelsior Studio. an<l so perfect in tit and appearance Are you going to paint your house? that the wearer herself might be able The children of the public school have I Consult Elsia Wright about paints and to forget them. I guarantee my ! a vacation until Monday next to lie. oils. He will give you the best material OU can no more buy a watch I thankful for. plates to be as nearly perfect as the such _ as ___ described ,v,t -«.»o for ’ ♦».82 at least cost. tf than you can a gold dollar for best material, educated skill and the More Christmas goods than ever at the John R. Redmond was up from Port seventy cents. The advertise peculiarities of each case will per Racket store. 48-3 land to spend Thanksgiving, lie has ments are misleading and the mit. Skillful operations, minimum ltev. E. E. Thompson returned from been employed in stemnboating on the advertiser^ are schemers. They pain and reasonable charges are the Seattle Wednesday, where he had been river. try to make you believe that basic elements of my practice. assisting in special meetings. they will give you better value Clyde Nash, who was thrown from a Cleanliness and asepsis rigidly for your money than your home horse several years ago and paralyzed, The best 25-cent meal in the city is ob- practiced. 1 invite you to call for jewelers will, but in reality was in town Wednesday for the first j ainable at T. A. White ’ s restaurant- examination of your teeth. I am they give you less. Your get- ’ A new roof is being put on Dr. Gouc) -. time since the event. He is able to walk always pleased to talk about dentis ting something fur nothing can er’s tenement house, which will greatly with the aid of a cane. be measured by the likelihood try. W. D. Weed’s two sons from Nebraska of vour giving it. REMEM improve its appearance and worth. LEROY LEWIS, D. D. S. BER THIS WHEN YOU Big cut in prices at K. Jacobson A arrived last week, and with theexception McMinnville, Ore. READ OFFERS TO SELL of one who is a busy rancher in Dakota, Co.'son account of preparation for re-j WATCHESCHEAP, made by he will have all his children around the moval into new building. people aa a distance. Thanksgiving dinner table. PHYSICIANS NEW CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. I will sell you a good watch as Santa Claus has lieen to town and left E lmer E. T hompson , Pastor. N. E. Kegg offers his residence prop cheap as anybody who intends stacks and stacks of toys atTlva Martin’s. £ALBREATH A GOUCHER, Dedicated Oct. 24th, 1897. Cost of building, $1,800; furnishings, $050; total, erty in this city for sale. One of the best to stay by their guarantee. Grand holiday opening next Saturday. $2,450. I'nion Thanksgiving services were held in this church yesterday, with locations; propertv will pay 10 per cent, sermon by Rev. R. W. King of the Baptist church. Physicians The new display window at the Excel in rentals. See him for price. W m . F. D ielschneidhr , Photo Studio is the finest the city and Surgeons. sior 49-tf N. E. K euii . Jeweler and Optician. has ever seen. It is certainly up to date. Heel I.mill* l.icenae« in Vlarry. Do you know, that Elsia Wright carries (Office over Braly's Bank.) A gentleman by name of Oliver, from a full line of lubricating oils for machin In southern California, 27 miles from Two doors below P. O. Nov. 18th—David P. Wacheno, 22 of M c M issvii .1.« - - • OmtaoN. Dayton, has bought the city bakery. We ery? Owners of valuable harvesting and Polk county, and Grace Wheeler, 20, of Los Angeles, adjoining the Los Alamitos understand Mr. Oliver is an experienced other machinery cannot afford to exper Grand Ronde. sugar factory. Market and price guaran J H. COOK, n. D. baker. Nov. 20th—Allen D. Simmons, 20, and teed when crop is planted. Results ob iment with poor oils. lie carries the best tained in 5 months. Most protitsblecrop J. P. Irvine A Son have the largest on the market and they are warranted Alice McCall, 34, of McMinnville. Physician stock of groceries ever carried in the not to gum. Nov. 23—J. M. Dickey, 38, of Polk in America. 1000 acres for sale in 20 to tf and Surgeon. county, and now is the time to lay in Misses Blanche Sornson anti Fannie county, and 11. E. Townsend, 30, of Yam 100 aero tracts; $35 to $100 per acre. Easy terms. Write your winter supply at l>ed rock prices. Durgan were guests of Miss Bergita Nel bill. ' Rooms 9 and 10, Union Block, F arnsworth , V ail A C alkins , Nov. 23—F. M. Glover, 57, and Jennie The November rainfall up to Tuesday son over Sunday. Miss Sornson is a M c M innville , - - - O regon . 49-1 Wilcox Blk., Los Angeles, Cal. evening amounted to 1344 inches. That daughter of the editor of the evening N. Mills, 17, of Amity. Nov. 23—P. P. Olds, 26, and Etta May is a good big record. We never half do Telegram, and city instructor in music Healthy, happy children make hotter things in Oregon. in the public schools of Portland. Mies Clark, 24, of Lafayette. men and women of us all, A little care Nov. 24 — T. M. Lynch, 27, and Hattie Durgan leaves next week to spend the Sauer krout. anti a little planning before birth ¡soften MATTHIES & BOOTH, M. Wright, 23, of McMinnville. winter in Honolulu. Sauced pig’s feet. Nov. 24—Leroy T. Edwards, 22, and more important than anything that can e Proprietors of Coast honey. According to the Plaindealer, a Rose Mary J. Ilelyer, 23, of North Yamhill. be done after. On the mother's health B ettman A W aeukn . burg merchant is about to move to Port and strength depend the life and the THE CROWNING GLORY Nov. 24 — Geo. Sunderlin, 30, and Gus- CITY MARKET. Harry Ballinger is the republican land in order to capture the Portland tie Kosack, 18, of Sheridan. future of the children. A weak ami sick Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds nominee for city recorder of Indepen trade. Guess it is the same everywhere. of a woman's head should not be ly woman cannot bear strong and healthy dence. The election occurs December People like to send to the city for things, allowed to lessen through lack of South side Third St. la-tween U and C. children. Most, of the weaknessof women How to Cure Killona Colic. 6th. attention or lack of proper means even though they cost a little more, and is utterly inexcusable. Proper care and I suffered for weeks with colic anti — ï - for preserving and beautifying it. Justice S.R. Baxter of Dayton was do are more than willing to be deluded with pains in my stomach caused by bilious proper medicine will cure almost any dis ing business at the winter head of navi by the special baits held out to them on order of the feminine organism. Dr. ness and bad to take medicine all the Our Quinine Hair Tonic gation, the other day, and favored us a few articles while they are being Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has lieen yy H. LOGAN, while until I used Chamberlain ’ s Colic, caught and skinned alive on the hulk of with a pleasant call. supplies the means. It is the Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which tested in thirty years of practice, It in Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Crewse received a things they buy in the city. best preparation we ever knew cured me. I have since recommended it healing, soothing, strengthening, It is __ box of tine California raisins as a Thanks T. D. Henderson came to town with to a great many people. M rs . F. B utler , perfectly natural in its operation an<l forgiving health to the hair. I am located opposite Burns & Daniels and aim giving present from Edgar Wells, who is his head in a sling Wednesday morning effect. By its use, thonsamls of weak Healthy hair means freedom from Fairhaven, Conn. Persons who are sub to give all customers good treatment for little dandruff, a clean scalp, absence money. Huth rooms in connection Your pat at Fresno. having just emerged from the house ject to bilious colic can ward off the at women have been made strong and ronage solicited. of harshness and brittleness and Dr. Nelson will move his dental office after an attack of lagrippe. He was tack by taking this remedy’ as soon as healthy—have lieen made the mothers retention of natural color. Qui Dee. 1st in Union block, in room lately superintending the marketing of some the first symptoms appear. Sold by H. of strong and healthy children. Taken nine Hair Tonic gives all these. HARNESS I during gestation, it makes childbirth easy fine pigs. Tom has a breed that he calls vacated by W, L. Warren as real estate Howorth A Co. It is the best, not only because and almost painless and insures the well his McKinley pigs, because he says office. we make it and make it well, gl.SIA W RIGH T, being of both mother and child. Semi but because it contains ingredi Probule «'oiirt. C. E. Branson is making an elaborate they pay big returns for the protection 21 cents in one-cent stumps to World’s Manufactures and Deals iu ents which the best physicians map of the county, showing donation and food they receive and always create Estate of John Aebi. First semi-annual Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, and specialists use for the pur a surplus on the profit side of the ac land claims, county roads, etc. It will account approved. HARNESS, N. Y., and receive Dr. Price’s 1008 page pose and recommend. count-book. be a thing of value. Estate of A. K. Wright. Petition to “Common Sense Medical Adviser,” pro saddles , bridles , spurs , Price BO cents per Bottle. Just arrived from the north via Klon It was hardly necessary for the citj’ to sell real property filed and Tuesday, Jan. fusely illustrated. Rogers Bros.’ Pharmacy, •.lidbrnsbea, and sells them cheaper than they dike and now established for the season do without water supply for a whole 4th, at 10 a. m,, set to hear the same. can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette McMinnville, Oregon. week. If the plant were the property of Citation ordered by publication. at C. Grissen ’ s, my old headquarters. Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are A little son of S. E. Goodrich had his pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. Come and see me. a single individual, or a corporation of Guardianship heirs of Eliza Findley. arm broken just above the wrist last S anta C lads . individual owners, on whom the I ors in Final report of guardianship filed, ami Thursday. A pony he was riding ran J. I.. Beltz, formerly of Willamina, yy J. STRONG, Call anil Settle. cident to non-operation or responsibility disembarge to be allowed when receipts away with him and threw him to the now of Equality, Illinois, writes: “I see for possible damage would fall, there are filed. Having sold our stock of groceries to ground. by the paper that times are on the mend Dealer in and Manufacturerot would have been nojreBt nor sleep until Messrs. Dresser A Hendrick and retired Guardianship of Arthur and Gracie in Oregon. I am glad to hear it. Times the break in the main had been repaired. Walker. Final account of guardian filed, from the business, it becomes necessary HARNESS, are improving here also.” Private interest, the hope of private gain and Grace Walker having become of age to make prompt settlement with our for Sandusky Wilson had the misfortune and the danger of private loss, are and settled with guardian, ordered that COLLARS, SADDLES, mer customers. The liooks and accounts Cor. Third and B Sts. to slip and break his collar bone, on wonderful stimulants to enterprise. We guardian be discharged and bondsmen WHIPS, BRIDLES, will remain for the present at the grocery Old St. Charles Building. Thursday of last week. The^ccident oc do not wish to argue in favor of private exonerated. SPURS, Etc. store, where all persons indebted are re Book-keeping, Commercial Law, Arithmetic, All work guaranteed as represented. Repairing curred in front of the hotel Yambill. Ha ownership of the water and light plant, Practical Penmanship, Spelling, etc. For par quested to call and make prompt settle Estate of John Hutchcroft. Inventory ticulars of all kinds promptly done. First door west oi is recovering from the injury rapidly. call on or address for there are serious objections to that, filed and approved. ment. M illsap A S on . McMinnville National Bank. JOS. L a FOLLETTE, Prin. Treasurer Caldwell has a few more but we do think it would be preferable boils than he has any wish for. His to the system of management that now opinion of the man in the Book who en prevails. The situation was aptly stated +. ± *1 dured like affliction without resort to by a member of the city council, quoted ÇITY STABLES, strong language is of the most respectful on a former occasion, who said there were kind. Third St., between F. and F. doubtless several gentlemen in the coun The Portland Tribune appeared as a cil who would be capable of handling the Wilson & Henderson, Props. morning paper the first of this week. business successfully, but it was too much / We believe in the doctrine that competi of a job for six of them. It is the opinion Everything flrst-elass. Horses boarded by tion is the life of trade, and shall rejoice of people of fairly good judgment, that if day, week or month. Commercial travelers conveyed to all |>ointsat most reasonable rates. in the success of the new paper. It will one man had felt the weight of responsi Give a« a call. bility resting on his shoulders when the succeed if it proves worthy of success. main broke last week, that it could and Gilt in District No. 8, last Saturday DRAYMEN would have been repaired in less than evening, the Christian Endeavor society and the W. C. T. U. joined in a basket twenty-four hours. g E. COULTER. social. They had a good program and a The Vesperian dramatic company McHINNVlLLE good attendance, considering the weath- made its first api>earance this season last The prize for the prettiest basket Friday evening, in “The Man from Truck and Dray Co. er. Maine.” A good house greeted them, was awarded to Miss Flossie Wheeler. Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful the gross receipts amounting to $46.10. During Tuesday Matthies A Booth had handling guaranteed. Collections will lie made monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap. their market window animated by the The play smacked somewhat of the Imw- presence of a real live pig, a handsome erv, and for this reason no member of pig as pigs go. The next morning the the company bad any great admiration WOOD WORKER. same pig appeared as a real dead pig in for it from the start. It was for the most gD HOFF, undress uniform, decorated with flowers, part well handled, however. Mr. Eveq- * roses blossoming out of his ears and a den did splendidly as VanCruger, and WOOD WORKER red apple in his mouth. In both capaci Will Holman as the cjown-easter himself i was the right man for the part. Of the will repair vour Buggies and Wagons, manufac ties he appeared very comfortable and tlire Office Furniture. Book rase*. Wardrobes, happy ami attracted a great deal of atten ! ladies, Mrs. Hobbs had the heavy role Brackets. Whatnots and all kinds of Wood work. | this time, and never played better. Her tion from people passing. • interpretation was very true to life Sam Two Doors East of City Stables. Indications are that the holiday season . Gaunt and Arthur McPhillipa formed a in McMinnville will he of the grand and ' superb up-to-date pair of dqdes. Geo. i glorious order this year, beginning with BANKING Snyder and E. R. Henderson were “the Thanksgiving and lasting until Washing onlys” on their parts. C. H. McKinney ton’s birthday. The shop windows are made a great “Jasper” when blacked up, already filled with enticing Christmas and was always on hand at the proper goods. The stocks will be larger and moment. Robt. Henderson is a pretty the quality of the goods of a higher or good looker in everyday life, but more so der than in recent years preceding, but when rigged up as a lady’s man with a Come early and get the first choice, , there promises to lie such lively competi bloomin' mustache—provided it Stays on. tion that buyers will be “in it” as well as as goods are moving very fast. Sgrf —McMinnville, Oregon.— A. B. Apperson as the scheming little the dealers. To be best advised where enough up in cards raid up Capital, *50,000 the nice things are to be fouod and who I Philip wasn’t ‘ well "PU e™’*n in vcaras is for the M1” U,’J’ Surplus SIO.OOO. is anxious anxious for the holiday holiday trade, trade, keep " . ... . yom eye on the advertising columns of i and a“u Miss Clara ' ‘T Irvine ,rv,n' appeared *pP'iM accept- Tranuct) a General Banking Business. The Reporter. ably m mode« ~;nng ladiee. A rare I mnaieai a-______ • Office Hour» 9 a. rn. to 4 p. m. ItlUic*1 program was rendered by the McMinnville orchestra, including an McMinnville, Oct. 22, 1897. LEE LAVUHL1N, President. original composition by the leader. Mr, Th. fis J L. ROOERS, Vice-President. * tiali) t Feeley, entitled “McMinnville Bend I* E. C. APPERSON, Cashier. dguiun March,” H’. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier. if De was tickled LOCAL NEWS. BARBER Business School. Grand Removal Sale ! Big Cut in prices I 5,000 WORTH Consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Furnishing Goods, Ladies’ & Children’s .lack- ets and Capes, Millinery, etc., Must be disposed of within 60 Days National Bank R. Jacobson & Co.