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Dr. Leroy Lewis,
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LOCAL NEWS.
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
You can get perfect satisfaction in pho-
’ tos at the Excelsior Studio.
New fancy silks at Apperson’s.
DENTIST,
G. S. Wright, dentist’.
Dr. J. H. Nelson and wife visited Mr.
Fresh Tillamook cheese at Bettman A
Will soon remove hi. office int i hi. elegant
HHiteof room, in the new .laeob.on block. Pa
Warren’s.
and Mrs. B. F. Lucas at Rickreall the
Typewriter supplies at C. Grissen's.
tients arc askeii to uote the change.
McMinnville, Ore.
The Kay A Todd stock is going off See Dr. Nelson about seamless gold J first of the week.
crowns and plate work
Big cut in prices at R. Jacobson &
!rapidly.
The best 25-cent meal in the city is ob- Co.’a on account of preparation for re
Eastern oysters in any style kept daily
From Dawson City comes via Skaguay:
ainable at T. A. White’s restaurant- moval into new building.
at White’s restaurant.
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Cur. Third and B Sts.
Santa Claus passed through here hound for
I11 God we trust. Everybody else pays
The ladies of the C. 1*. Aid society will
Titos. II. Rogers made a business trip
Old St. Charles Building.
cash at the Racket store, and get the bar
give
a
10c
social
at
the
church
New
to
Portland
on
Tuesday.
winter quarters at
Book-keeping, Commercial Law, Arithmetic,
gains that cash will buy.
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Years’ eve.
Practical Penmanship, Spelling, etc. For par-
J.
P.
Irvine
has
been
uuder
the
weatli-
, ttcnlars call on or aditreas
Merchants, order your g.Htds shipped
Mrs. Morris’s is the place to go for
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JOB. I. a FOLLETTE, Prill. ' er with neuralgia the past few days.
McMinnville, Or.
by steamer Grey Eagle, and thus save
Christmas
presents,
everything
new
and
>JL_------------------------------------ Bettman A Warren receive fresh cheese
money for yourselves
50-tf
up-to-date.
from Tillamook every few days.
PHYSICIANS
The grocery firms of Bettman A Warren
Are
you
going
to
paint
your
house?
I respectfully invite the public to an inspection of my
N. E. Kegg was in Portland as a wit-
and Dresser A Hendrick have invested in Consult Elsia Wright about paints and
ness
in
the
Redmond
assignment
suit.
(JALBREATH & GOUCHER,
STOCK OF BOOKS,
new and handsome delivery wagons.
oils. He will give von the liest material
Wanted—A second-hand organ. In
at leaBt cost.
TOYS, every description.
tf
Did
you
hear
her
whistle?
The
steamer
quire of S. Wilson, North Yamhill. 50-2
JEWELRY,
Grey Eagle is now making regular tripe
Mayor Wm. Chrisman and wife and
SILVERWARE
A party having a number one milch to this city and needs your patronage. Mrs. A. 11. Gaunt and son will leave for
PIANOS,
GUITARS,
cow for sale may find a buyer by inquir
Matilija, Calif., about the 20th inst., and
BANJOS,
The
new
display
window
at
the
Excel
(Office over Braly’s Bank.)
ing at this office.
sior Photo Studio is the finest the city expect to remain until about April 1st.
M c M innville
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-
-
O regon
Waltham and Elgin watches, Seth has ever seen, ft is certainly up to date.
The ladies of McMinnville have already
Thomas clocks, and genuine Rogers
Married, at the residence of W. W. learned where they can get their sewing
j h . cook , n. D.
Bros.’ ware at Wm. F. Dielschneider’s.
Levis, Lafayette, Or. Miss A. L. Martin done the cheapest and best. At the new
The Sunday school of the At. E. church to W. P. Eraser. Rev. Bowersox odici- dressmaker’s, Mrs. M. Catlin, Union Blk.
ONE PRICE.
PAIR DEALING.
has chosen G. A. Prentiss for the office of ating.
Oh say, look at this I A new boot and
superintendent the ensuing year.
Music and umbrella racks, easels, shoe and harness shop in one. Door
Don’t fail to attend Kay A Todd’s auc screens, tables and other novelties in south of the Transcript office anti every
Rooms 9 and 10, Union Block,
tion sales.
bamboo goods at Mrs. Morris A Co’s., thing kept in the harness line. All work
MCMINNVILLI,
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-
-,
ORKOON.
Tom White of restaurant fame, has Union block.
guaranteed. Boots and shoes made and
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planned a visit to the old home in Penn
Two beautiful electric light chandeliers repaired. Ladies shoe work a specialty
MEAT MARKETS
sylvania as soon as the holiday rush is were received this week from New York and prices to suit ail. A. D. Hoskins, tf
over.
by the M. E. church and are being put
Why suffer with eoughs, colds and la- Prepuraiiir) Service« and lied lea -
MATTHIES & BOOTH,
Rev. C. A. Wood)’ will preach in the up in their new buildiug.
lion of the M. 1.'. Church.
grippe when Laxative Bromo Quinine
Proprietors of
Baptist church next Sunday morning and
Rev.
Dr. W. H. Iliff of Portland will
Mr. Solomon Harris, one of the sales will cure you in one day. Does not pro
evening. Pastor King will till the pulpit men of the Redmond stock, returned this duce the ringing in the heat! like sul preach in the new M. E. church next
Sabbath at. 11 tt. m. and at 7:30 p. in.
attbe First church in Portland.
week from San Francisco, where he was phate of quinine. Put up in tablets con There will Ire preaching service every
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds
Just arrived.from the north via Klon called by the death of a brother.
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cure evening of the week, and the officiating
dike and now established for the season
or
money refunded. Price 25 cents. For miiiisterswill be: Monday night, Rev.
South side Third St. between B and C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nelson left last
E. E.Thompson; Tuesday, Rev. R. W.
at C. Griesen’s, my old headquarters Friday evening for Watsonville, Cal., sale by Rogers Bros.
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King; Wednesday, Rev. Dr. J. J. Walter
Come and see me.
S anta C laus .
Bettman A Warren will remove totheir of Centenary M. E. church, Portland;
where they purpose spending the winter.
BARBERS
There will be a union Christmas tree Their son Ira accompanied them, but new store room in the new Jacobson Thursday, President. Boardman; Friday.
in the church at Carlton, the several de will probably return soon.
block Itefore Christinas. They have a Rev. J. T. Abbettof Eugene; Saturday,
yy H. LOGAN,
Rev. Dr. John Parsons. Each weekday
nominations having Hgreed to join hands
People in the valley who imagined the big stock of goods still unpacked awaiting service will begin at 7:30 p. m.
in the happy affair.
removal,
much
of
it
nice
for
Christmas
All the pastors of the city were invited
weather a little damp during November,
Ail persons knowing themselves in would think it rained at Nehalem, where and holiday purchases. Reserve your to officiate in these services, but Elder
F. A. Powell declined because of other
I am located opposite Burns A Daniels and aim
orders till you see their goods.
engagements in his own church.
to give all customers good treatment for little debted to R. Jacobson A Co. ate request the weather bureau gauge caught 28.33
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pal ed to call and make settlement at once, inches.
Report of Whiteson school for term
(In the following Sabbath, which will
ronage solicited.
as they need the money.
We are now opening new and season beginning Sept. 13th and ending Dec. 2, be Dee. loth, the church will be dedi
cated. Rev. Dr. II. W. Kellogg of Ohio,
able goods for tbe holiday trade, such as C. Edith Percival, teacher. Total en who has just Iteen transferred to Oregon,
Sauer krout.
HARNESS
rolled,
55;
average
daily
attendance,
48.
hoods, fascinators, mufflers, handker
Sauced pig’s feet.
and appointed pastor of Taylor St.
chiefs ami other seasonable goods for the Those who have not been absent since church, Portland, will preach the sermoi).
Coast honey.
J71.SIA WRIGHT,
entering are Roswell Bennet, Sidney Rev. Dr. G. W. Gue, presiding elder of
B ettman A W akiien .
holiday trade at Apperson’s.
Portland district, Rev. Dr. A. N. Fisher,
Manufactures and Deals in
Mrs. Ambia Griffith left on Monday to
The Methodist church has received a Hollman, Loran Hollman, Maggie Houk, editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate,
James
Houk,
Elsworth
Post,
Olley
Mor
join her husband at Olympia. Mr. Grif fine present of one hundred new church
and Rev. Dr John Parson*, presiding
elder of Salem district, am! other minis
fith has been employed by a pottery firm hymnals, the donor being Mrs. Smith, rison, Pearl and Marvin Willi*.
ters will be present and take part in the ,
as traveling solicitor.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
organist of Taylor M. E. church, Port Judge L. A. Linville, who has been services.
I). T. S ummerville .
visiting his daughter, Mrs. J.G. Eckman,
A grand ball is to be given by the con land. T|te gift is worth over $30.
bruahes, and sells them cheaper than they
euatomera in our «atiinatim. W'haa they
can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette tractors of the new Jacobson block
The Reporter is the only newspaper in
are lent to ua on a trading errand, we at
The case of Chas. Handley, respon and family, since August, started on his
Valley. Our u 11 home made sets of harness are
way. remember that thoy are not dlacrlmi-
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. on the evening of the 17th. There will dent, vs Ellen L. Jackson and T. J. Har return to Kansas on Wednesday. An in the county that prints the president’s
iiatluK buyers, and we take special palus
be seven pieces in the orchestra, and as ris, appellants, an action to recover on tended visit of one year was cut short by message in full. It is the only paper that
to ace that thoy get what both you and they
yy j. strong .
the hall is 50x100 feet, you can prepare note, appealed from the circuit court of the urgency of business matters at home. gives the news, aud it costs no tuoi>thau
want. Then we alwaya try to be prompt ill
for a first-class time.
*
waiting on them—there is alwaya a little
Yamhill county in October, 1895, has He will take home with him good reports the stereotype, boiler-plate variety.
Dealer in and Manufacturer of
worry about them at home when they are
In buying holiday presents bear in been decided in favor of the respondent. of Oregon.
scut upon an errand and atay too long^teia
Seems as if all the things we like disa
mind it’s better to buy something useful
through no fault of their own.
Our friend C. H. Jones, of tbe Salem
llunfne*« Cannot be Cured
gree with us, and all the things ws don’t
as well as ornamental. The place to buy public schools, in writing to forward his
Rogers Bros.* Pharmacy,
by
local
applications,
as
they
cannot,
like,
agree
with
us.
Dyspepsia
lurks
in
COLLARS,
«¿ addles ,
goods, reliable goods, is at Apperson’s. subscription, speaks most flatteringly of
McMinnville, Oregon.
reach the diseased portion of the ear. most oi the good things we eat, and indi
W H1 PS,
r BRIDLES,
Prof. W. F. Fargo reminds us that he the school* in the capital city. In the There is only one way to cure deafness, gestion follows the gratification of appe
SPURS, Etc.
is still in the land of the living by a building he lias charge of t here are 572 and that is by constitutional remedies. tite. Of course, it isn’t nature’s fault.
Alt work guaranteed as represented. Repairing
Miss Valeria Patty, who has been liv
of all kinds promptly done. First door west or letter remitting his subscription, in which pupils enrolled and a ninth grade has Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi Nature does the best she can, and if a
McMinnville Nutiouul Bank.
ing with Mrs. R. L. Bewley, near 9heri-
he says: “We have not forgotten our been added this year.
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta man will only help her a little bit at the
friends in McMinnville and The Reporter
President Wortman and Cashier Even- chian tnlie. When this tube gets in right time, he may eat what he likes and dan, for several months, has returned
home, and has enrolled among the «col
LIVERYMEN
comes to us with more things of interest den of the First National, John Red flamed you have u rumbling sound or
i as much as he likes. Dr. Pierce’s Pleas lege students.
than ever.” He is in Chicago.
mond
and
wife,
and
Attorneys
McCain,
imperfect
hearing,
and
when
it
is
entire
ant Pellets are for |>eople who are troubled
ÇITY STABLES,
The Record is invited to show up ths
Doyon know, that Elsia Wright carries Ramsey and Spencer, were all in Port ly closed deafness is the result, and un with indigestion. Particularly for those
typographical error which it claims was
a
full
line
of
lubricating
oils
for
machin
land
Tuesday
attending
court.
The
less the inflammation can lie taken out in whom it manifests itself in the form of made in reproducing it* senseloss twad
Third St., between E and F.
ery? Owners of valuable harvesting and matter of the assignment of F. W. Red and tl)is tube restored to its normal con constipation. The “Pellets” are quick dle about money. Let’s see how it would
other machinery cannot afford to exper mond was having its day of litigation.
dition, hearing will be destroyer! forever; ami easy in their action. They are in help your case.
Wilson & Henderson, Props.
iment with poor oils. He carries the best
The city council has employed a new nine cases out often are caused by ca perfect harmony with nature. They ef The ladies of the M. E. church rallied
Everything Nrst-class. Horses boarded by on the market and they are warranted superintendent, Mr. Fred Painter of tarrh. which is nothing but an inflamed fect a permanent cure. You need take as a mighty host and sewed in a short
day, week or month. Commercial travelers not to gum.
their new carpet which Mr. Daniela
tf
them regularly only a little while. After time
Oregon City. He is recommended as a condition of the mucous surfaces.
conveyed to all i-oin ts a I most reasonable rates.
ia now putting down on the floor of th«
Give us a call.
Mrs. D. B. Kingery and son Clarence, thorough electrician and mechanic, and
We will give One Hundred Dollars for ¡that, use them occasionally when you auditorium of their new church.
accompanied by Mrs. Mary Judd, left will have charge of the books, collections, any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) 1 need them—when you have eaten any
last week for California Tbej- expect etc., at a salary of $60 per month. He that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh thing that disagrees with you. They may
To Cure n Cold in Our Day
DRAYMEN
to spend some weeks in San Francisco, entered upon his duties this week.
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
Take Laxativo Bromo Quinine Tablai*.
I be taken just ns freely as you would lake
where Mrs. Kingery has a brother, and
g E. COULTER.
F. J. C heney & Co., Toledo, O. j water or any other necessity U life. Once A1! druggists refund the money if it fails
N. E. Kegg otters his residence prop
will probably visit friends ia I«os Angeles
1 used they are always m Savor.
to cut«. 25c. Eor sale by Roger* Bro*.
x McrtlNNVILLE
erty in this city for sale. One of the best ^O^Sold by druggists, 75c.
and Santa Barbara before returning.
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locations; property will pay 10 per cent,
Meantime our friend D. B., who is en
in rentals. See him for price.
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deavoring to get acclimated to his owu
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egg
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Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful
-JF
handling guaranteed. Collections will be made cooking, has our heartiest sympathy.
I will examine abstracts made after this
monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
The steamer Grey Eagle is now mak
date by other parties, free of charge
1
ing regular trips between McMinnville
will draw ordinary deeds, mortgages,
BANKING
and Portland, coming up on Wednes
leases and contracts for 75c each, includ
days, Fridays and Sundays, and going
ing acknowledgements.
NO 38S7
down on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
F rank C. F erguson , Abstracter.
THE ltIeHIIM!IVllA.E
urdays. She is owned and operated as
The
following officers were elected by
an independent boat by the Chas. K.
Spaulding Logging Co. of Newberg. Taylor chapter No. 16, R. A. ?«,. last
They are home people, who spend their week H. L. Heath, H. P.; W. 8. Link,
money in developing Yamhill interests, king; B. F. Sparks, scribe; Jj. C. Wal
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---- McMinn ville, Oretjon.—
O'
ker, secretary; E. C. Apperson, treasurer;
and they deserve your patronage.
Paid up Capital, $.50,000 At the last meeting of Laurel Assembly F. W. Fenton, C. of H.; J. E. Durham,
No. 17, United Artisans, held at their hall P. S.; O. J. Schreyer. R. A. C.; O. O,
Surplus $10,000.
in Lafayette, they elected the following Hodson, G. M. 3<1 V.; C. E. Branson,
Transacts a General Banking Business.
officers for the ensuing year : past master, t G. M. 2d V.; C. D. Johnson, G. M. 1st
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
John Blough; master Artisan, Elizon V. ; R. L. Conner, guard. Installation
Levis; superintendent, Mrs. Lou Vickrey; will be hel<l tomorrow night.
LEE LAUGHLIN, President.
Hodson Council, Royal and Select
recorder, Harry Blough; inspector, Mrs,
J. L. ROUERS, Vice-President.
Masons, elected the following officers last
Ella
J.
Metzger;
trasurer,
Mr.
Wheelock;
E. C. APPERSON, Cashier.
IV. S. LINK. Assistant Cashier. senior conductor, Mrs. Shirer; master of Friday night: H. I.. Heath, Th. 111. M.;
ceremonies, W. W. Levis. Laurel No. 17 { R. L. Conner, Dep. 111.; W. S. Link, P.
C, of W.; J. E. Durham, recorder; E.
is in a prosperous condition.
lalccaiMeN to Harry .
Dec. 2—J. W. Meats, 21, and Ida Sax,
On Tuesday Mr. D. Rosa parted with j 0. Walker, C. of G.; C. J. Schreyer,
that tine span of horses, a roan and a Cond. of C.; W. L. Warren, steward;)
19, of Newberg.
Dee. 6—Titos. II. Glover,22, and Lizzie sorrel, that in the past year or two have ! C. E. Branson, sentinel,
Saturday evening Dec. 4th, at its regu
attracted so much atteution, and that
M. Stock, 22, of Amity.
were said by many to be the best team in lar communication Union Ixxlge No. 43
J. 0. Spencer of Clifton is in the city, j Yamhill county. The purchaser was F. A A. M., chose the following officers:
A state teacher’s diploma has been O. H. Holcomb of Seattle, and the price J. E. Durham, W. M.; J. W Hobbs. S.
granted to Chas. A. Deach of Carlton, was a tempting one, to use Mr. Roes’ W. ; E. C. Walker, J W. B.. F. Rhodes,
and a state certificate to Miss Frances own words, which he did not care to have Sec.., Jaoob Wortman, Ureas.; B. A,
published. The last time the animals i lk|ilisap, S. D.; F. W. Spencer, J. D.;
Mann of McMinnville.
John Bean came down from the Nes* were on the scales they tipped the beam J H. L. Heath, S. 8.; T. H. Risers, J. S.;
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itieca mills the first of the week, an.I lie. I at 3300, and they were put np to handle I Hon J. E. Magers, tyler,
Fay* there is no snow on the ground there | a load or appear well in front of a car Charity l.mlge No. 7 A. O. U. W.
jts yet, though it is visible on the ]>eaks
Come early and get the first choice,
riage. They are the progeny of the veil, elected the following officers for the en
known Baron Douglas that Mr. Rose im suing year last Friday evening Henry
as goods are moving very fast.
ported in 1890. We understand that the ’ Fletcher, M. W.; Adolf Mattlues. fore-
firm of which Mr. Holcomb is a member jman; Wesley Houck, overseer; J D.
has sent 4500 horses to Alaska since the Baker, recorder; E. C. Walker, finan I
gold excitement began. None of them cier; R. Nelson, receiver; John Bennett,
overcome back, anti if the demand from guide; George Savage, 1. U.; E. Wright,
Best to take after dinner;
prevent distress, aid diges
I that quarter continues it* effect ia bound j O. (J., J. P. Irvine, trustee; Dr. J. IV
tion, cure constipation.
McMinnville, Oct. 22, 1897.
i to influence to some extent the price of 1 BaSor, medical examiner. Inslaltalton
Furet, vegetable, do not gripe
or caoee pain. Sold b, all «roggista ï> eeat*. | horses in the northwest
'▼Til tacur tb? first I'riday in January,
Prepared only by C. L Hood A Co.. Loweu. Maae
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Business Schoo!.
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C. Grissen S,
Physicians
and Surgeons.
$50 in Prizes Given Away!
Physician
and Surgeon.
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Chas. Criasen
CITY MARKET.
BARBER
Children
are
Important
HARNESS,
I
HARNESS,
Truck and Dray Co.
Grand Removal Sale !
Big Cut in prices !
National Bank
Sl.">.()()() WORTH
Consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Furnishing
Goods, Ladies’ & Children’* Jack-
cts and Capes, Millinery, etc.,
Must be disposed of within 60 Days
Hood’s
R. Jacobson & Co
Pills
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