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Dr. Leroy Lewis, LOCAL NEWS. DENTIST, G. S. Wright, dentist. School books at Hembree’s. Hill’s pharmacy for pure drugs. Typewriter supplies at C. Grissen’s. PHYSICIANS Eastern oysters in any style kept daily at White’s restaurant. ÇALBREATH & GOUCHER* Wall paper in beautiful designs with out number at Hodson’s. The l>est 25-cent meal in the city is ob tainable at T. A. White’s restaurant. (Office over Bralj’s Bank.) One hundred and eight marriage li M c M innville - • • O bioon . censes were issued iu Yamhill county in 1897. H. COOK, n D. A well-selected stock of the most mod ern Blielf hardware and improved cook ing utensils at Hodson’s. Wanted—one or two young horses, weight; tenhiindred, well broke. Call Rooms 9 ainl 10, Union Block, at Mclntires’, Lafayette, Oregon. OKKOON. M c M innville , The new display window at the Excel sior Photo Studio is the finest the city has ever seen. It is certainly up to date. MEAT MARKETS Sauer krout. ^ATTHIES & DOTH, Sauced pig’s feet. Proprietors of Coast honey. Will sown remove his office into his elegant suite of rooms in the new Jacobson block. Pa tients are asked to note the change. McMinnville, Ore. Physicians and Surgeons. Physician and Surgeon. CITY MARKET. Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds South side Third St. between B and C. ............... —- BARBERS. yy ' H. LOHAN, BARBER. I am located opposite Burns Daniels ami aim to give all customers good treatment tor little money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat ronage solicited. HARNESS pLSiA WRIGHT, Manufactures and Deals iu HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, ^ndbrushes, and sells them cheaper than they can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. yy j. strong , Dealer in and Manufacturer of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, Etc. COLLARS, WHIPS, Ail work guaranteed as represented. Repairing of all kinds promptly done. First door south ot McMinnville National Bank. LIVERYMEN. CITY STABLES, Third St., between E and F. Wilson & tknderson, Props. Everything first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial travelers conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call. DRAYMEN g E. COULTER. McHINNVILLB Truck and Dray Co. Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful handling guaranteed. Collections will be made monthly. Hauling of till kinds done cheap. BANKING NO 3857 THE .WclVIlNWVlI.I.E National Bank —McMinnville, Oregon.— Paid up Capital, $50,000 Surplus 910,000. Transacts a General Banking Business. Office Hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. LEE LAUGHLIN, President. J L. ROGERS, Vice-President. E. C. APPERSON. Cashier. ft. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier. WOOD WORKER. gD HOFF, WOOD WORKER will repair your Buggies and Wagons, manufac ture Office Furniture. Book cases. Wardrobes, Brackets, Whatnots and all kinds of wood work. Two Doors East of City Stable?. The R eporter anil Weekly Oregonian one year for $2, strictly in advance. Ed Crandall, Wm. Busbee anil Wm. Smith went to Portland last Monday from f kich place they intended embarking on I"»--—“er Elder yesterday for Dyes, there they expect to cast their ritli the already numerous gold in that region.—North Yamhill ^ÇASTORIA For Infshts and Children. B ettman & W arren . Pure prepared paints and oils at Hod son’s. Will preserve your buildings as long as any paint on the market. Try them. Are you going to paint your house? Consult Elsia Wright about paints and oils. He will give you the best material at least cost. tf By almost unanimous request the play of “The Deacon” will be reproduced, in troducing new specialties, on Saturday evening, Jan. 29th. Genera) admission 25 cents. A tract of II4 acres in Saylor’s addi tion for sale at a bargain. Comfortable house of five rooms, plenty of small fruit, chicken park, etc. Excellent for market gardening—eBn be irrigated. 4m2 H. J. P earson . Owing to change in business plans, L. Bradley of the Excelsior photo company will move from McMinnville early in February. Those wishing work done by him will do well to attend to the matter immediately. 5-2 A new furnace is being made by Man ning Bros, for the basement of the Meth odist church. It is what is known as a “hop store furnace,” in size about 4x5 feet, and is similar to that in use in the Friends’ church at Newberg. It will cost about $90. When you cannot sleep for coughing take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It always gives prompt relief. It is most excellent for colds, too, as it aids expec toration, relieves the lungs and prevents any tendency toward pneumonia. For sale by 8. Howorth A Co. Charles Groening, who recently bought the Bramen Clark tract east of town, says if he can secure a proper roadway into it he will put up a fruit-drving es tablishment such as McMinnville needs, that will make a market for the fruit of the vicinity and furnish employment for a number of people. Persons in Dawson City will sell tick ets to Skagway or Dyea for $600 each, furnishing blankets and grub for the trip, but the passenger has to walk, says a correspondent of the Oregonian. This will remind many of the overland stage travel through Oregon in winter when each passenger was required to walk and carry a rail for convenient use in prying the vehicle out of the mud.—Corvallis Times. On Tuesday C. F. Daniels, of the furni ture firm of Burns & Daniels, sold his interest in the business to his partner. Mr. Burns will continue as sole owner, and has employed E. S. Warren as his assistant and right-hand man. Messrs. Burns & Daniels have lieen in partner ship seven years, lacking a few weeks, and for the greater part of the period have held the field in the furniture line. They naturally feel grateful for the pat ronage accorded them during this time. Mr. Daniels is not settled on his future work, but will be employed several weeks in collecting and settling up past bu»i nese accounts. The month of January is a particularly dull one in Oregon, as well as in the country generally. It comes after the mad holiday rush, aud the change is so pronounced that men in all lines of busi ness are apt to lieeome discouraged. To counteract this tendency to discourage ment a new federation is announced in the east, to lie known as “Don’t Worry Clubs,” and is receiving some Consider ation. The articles of faith, as far as announced, are to the effect that worry makes matters worse, and should there fore )e discarded ; that courage and pres ence of mind should take it« place; that among its evils are a waste of vitality and impairment of mental faculties, and that where it is indulged happiness is impos sible. A new member is impressed with the duty of attacking worry as an enemy, but one that can be driven out by persis tent effort. Advice is given as to culti vating a grateful spirit for what is possessed, on helping and comforting neighbors, and overcoming enmities and aversions. More or less df care is ad mitted to be the condition of existence, but the way to meet it is cheerfully and bravely, remembering how much of good there is in life and avoiding fretfulness as an evil that writes an unpleasing mes sage on the face, lowers the health, nar rows the mind and adds beyond measure to the weight of every burden. G. 8. Wright, deutibt. All kinds of cough cures at Hill's phar macy. Rubber hip boots at cost at the new shoe store. 5-2 Mrs. Mary Stow is reported as verv ill of pneumonia. See Dr. Nelson about seamless gold crowns and plate work • W. H. Logan has eggs for sale from pure bred Wyandotte fowls. You can get |>erfect satisfaction in pho tos at the Excelsior Studio. Bettman A Warren receive fresh cheese from Tillamook every few days. Wade A Co. are constructing a new tin shop adjoining their store building. Hill's pharmacy guarantee their drugs to lie pure. Try them next time. Eggs are down to 15 cents. The poor man can now have a new dish for break fast. David Smith, formerly of this county, was elected mayor of Forest Grove last week. Mrs. Frank Miller returned Friday night from Los Angeles, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Dobson. Ladies’ and gents’ mackintoshes cheap at the new shoe store. Mrs. Rhoda C. Henderson, now 84 years old, is reported as quite sick. Mrs. I-ee Parker of Portland is ex pected in McMinnville today for an ex tended visit with friends. Chas. Gardner has sold his wood saw ing outfit to his partner, Mr. Frisbie, and thinks of going to eastern Oregon. A special school meeting is called for Jan. 29th in this district, to vote a tax to pay interest on bonds, buy wood, etc. W. 11. Merchant has gone to the vi cinity of Grant’s Pass to engage in min ing in the employ of Mr. Hawley, the Monmouth banker. The commissioners have appointed the following supervisors: J. W. Martin in district 4, Win. T. Hash in district <1 and David I.eno in district 25. ll LH<)7 Our Thirteenth Annual Clearance Sale! COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5 CLOSING JANUARY 31ST This sale will be conducted as all our previous annual sales have been. While I shall make re ductions all over the house, the greatest will be on broken lines and goods we want to close out before taking stock. Our long residence and business relations with the community are sufficient assurance of our hon estly carrying out and fulfilling all promises. There is evidence of good business sense in a McMinnville window. Revival meetings are in progress, and a merchant makes an excellent display of bibles. Lafayette seminary will have a winter course of five lectures, beginning the last of this month. Such speakers as Supt. Irwin and Dr. Kantner are on the Fresh Tillamook cheese at Bettman A list. Warren’s. E. N. Ford and wife and W. T. Booth E. F. Manning has gone to southern returned last Tuesday from Wimer, Jack- Oregon on business. son county. Mr. Ford’s health is re D. A. Smith is receiving a visit from ported as considerably improved by the his father, who lives in Polk county. change. J. R. Derby and wife went to Middle Andrew Merchant, of Seattle, who has ton yesterday on a brief visit to friends. of late years been interested in mining in A donation offering was tendered Rev. Snohomish county, Wash., was the guest and Mrs. Thompson on Tuesday by of D. M. Caldwell this week. Mr. M. members of the C. P. church. was one of the pioneers in this county. Prof. Littlefield informs us that his A meeting of the McKinley & Hobart father is quite ill at Skagway of lung club of Carlton will be held in Howe’s trouble, and that he expects to hear of hall Saturday evening, Jan. 29th, for the his return to Portland any time. purpose of choosing four delegates to at Mr. Law, the new restaurant man, is tend the meeting of the state league in laid up bv a recent fall which renewed Portland Feb. 1st. an old injury received from falling on a Hon. Thos. H. Tongue has our thanks saw. He is compelled to use crutches. for bound volumes of the Congressional Mr. IL A. Gibson of 1-os Angeles lec Record of the 55th congress. They con tures this Thursday and Friday evening sist of three large quarto volumes, em bracing nearly 4000 pages and index ad at the opera house. Subjects: "Man’s Place in Nature,” "Perfectibility oi ditional, and are a valuable acquisition, Man.” A. T. Hill stopped over here Tuesday Glenn DeHaven was unfortunate the afternoon on his way from McMinnville other day in stepping into a pan of hot to Portland and greeted old friends. Ab water which had not been cooled suffi says he is building up a very satisfactory ciently for a foot bath. The result was busiuess in the county seat. Mrs. Hill the loss of the cuticle. and little Alice visited at F. A. Elliott’s Past Supreme Master Workman Jas. while Ab was in the city.—Newberg G. Tate of the A O. U. W. is making a Graphic. Mr. Jerome F. Jacobs of Wallace, tour of the Oregon jurisdiction delivering Idaho, after an absence of seven years’ addresses. He is expected in McMinn has returned to visit his mother and sis ville some time during the present month or early in February, ter, Mrs. N. A. Jacobs and Mrs. R. P. W. D. Weed, who has been visiting Ungerman. It is with much surprise that he notes the many improvements relatives in Seattle, returned home Tues in our city, both in business blocks guij day leaving his brother E. L. there to engage in carpenter work until spring residences. when there is some probability that botn J. O. Kogers installed the following will join the rush toward Alaska. officers in the Odd Fellows lodge at North Yamhill on the evening of the 11th inst: A canvas-back duck was killed by one C. C. Perrine, N. G.; J. H. Goodrich, V. of the Fink boys on the river recently. G. ; F. L. Trullinger, Sec., A. D. Run The canvas-back is said to be extremely nels, P. 8.; H. F. Bedwell, Treas. ; J. rare in Oregon above Sauvie’B island, A. Wilsey, War.; J. A. Simmons, Con.; and when they are obtained they are J. M. Bunn, R. S. N. G.; Ed Seatnre, worth twice as much as the mallards or L. 8 N. G.; J. C. McKern, R. 8. V. G.; teals, H. Gist, I.. 8. V. G.; Geo. Perkins, R. W A. Howe has bought the old ware 8. 8.; Scott Bremer, L. S. 8, houses at Carlton and is converting them G. B. Hayden of Everett, Washington, into a large fruit dryer. Ho is working is in the city looking after his business every available man on the new building. interests here. He makes 11 business of It wouldn’t be surprising if Mr. Howe loaning money, and since the enactments would ask for the county seat in the near of the Washington legislature last win future. ter, he prefers to loan his money in Ore Died—In this city, Jan. 19th, of con gon even at a lower rate of interest than sumption, Mrs. Marinille Black, wife of he could get at home, because of the stay Wm. Black, aged 62 years. The funeral law, which keeps the loaner out of his will occur today at 10 a. m. at ti e Catb funds for two years after u debt is due. olic church. Three priests will be pres Mr. Hayden thinks the borrowing ele ent at the funeral, including a son of the ment is already regretting the action of deceased. the legislature. Contracts were let in McMinnville a Mr. Heaton, who lives on Cbebai^m few days ago for furnishing 960 cords mountain, was in Newberg this week of wood for fuel to furnish power for the having some gunshot wounds examined water and electric light plant at a cost of by a physician. His daughter was mov $16:10.86. This is only one item in the ing tome things in the house which big bill of expense. To this must Ise caused a weil loaded shotgun to fall to added the cost of keeping expensive the floor, when the gun was discharged, machinery in repair and the salaries of the shot passing through an inch ceiling, attendant«. r\ comparison of this sys- w»th a gravity^ystem, such as New the weather-boarding and a part of them into Mr. Heaton, who ouLlda the berg has, where the water simply rune house. Some of Ibstp struck him in the down hill and furnishes all the pressure, knee anyone in the thumb, the latter and more than is needed, rt w easy to being quite painful.—Hillsboro Inde appreciate the favorable location New berg is in.—Graphic, pendent. A. J. APPERSON. Coughs are (Warnings of something wrong in throat or lungs. A remedy to rightly cure must go to the seat of trouble aud remove the cause. Or. Lowe's Cough Cure is a remedy that cures the right way. It soothes the inflamed surfaces, relieves nervous irritation, loosens the cough and cures it thoroughly. A pleasant, harmless remedy that relieves from the first dose. 25 Cents a Bottle. We Hake It. Rogers Bros.' PHARMACY. Almost every man in America has some digestive trouble. When men meet, the greeting usually is, "Well, how are you?” That develop» health talk. The man who has no bowel or stomach trouble is almost a curiosity. Trouble is men take no care of them selves. They eat a» though they had copjier stomachs or bowels of brass. By an<l by. overworked nature reliels. Then come headaches, nervousness, bad blood, liver and kidney troubles. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets furnish help for consti pation and torpid liver, sick and bilious headache, dizziness, sour stomach, loss of appetite, indigestion, or dyspepsia, windy belchings, “heartburn,” pain and distress after eating, and kindred de rangements of the liver, stomach and Itowels. Accept no substitute. Notice of nieeolutiou. ■tevival Herting«. God is doing very much for our city and citizens in the revival meetings through the Evangelist. Aleridge and the churches. Large audiences gather and hear unvarnished truth. Mr. Aleridgs is a very effective speaker and drives home the truth to the hearts of the un saved in words easy to understand and by illustrations well directed. Much good has been done, but not enough. We as Christian men and women cannot afford to fail to lend a helping hand atthis time. Sunday morning Mr. Aleridge will speak upon the subject “Oneness of Christi anity;” ut 2:30 in the afternoon he will preach to the ladies only, ami at 7:30 p. m. his subject will be "God's purpose to honor the work of his servants." It is due to say that no sensational methods have been employed in the meetings. And at the men’s meeting Sunday lsst, more than one hundred ex pressed a desire for a higher and lietter life. • Notice is hereby given that the firm of Burns A Daniels has been dissolved by mutual consent. The undersigned will continue the business at the old stand, and solicits your patronage in the future, while thanking you for past business. 1*. Lingren has entered the employ of Obligations of the firm are payable by Wolf A Zwicker, the Portland firm me, and accounts due the firm are paya which constructs war vessels, and things ble to Mr. Daniels. H. C. B urns . of that size. His family will remain here for the present. Lent or NtrayeA. About New Years, a large, black shep The brother ot J. P. Irvine residing at herd dog, with white breast and wiiite Indeiiendence remains in a very critical around his neck, also white point of tail; condition, the announcement of hie answers to name of Jack. A lilieral re death being expected at any time. ward will be paid to tne finder on apply “I told you so!” says Jonathan Redd. ing to Frank Brown, North Yamhill, Or. "Slteep are worth four dollars a head.” Tl*at was the time Jonathan proved to Notice. All parties knowing themselves indebt be a good and wise prophet. ed to me by overdue notes and accounts are requested to make immediate settle ment, to avoid unpUasantness. 3-4 C. D. J ohnson . Vo Cure a t old In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. For sale k*y Rogers Bros. »rm* to Trade. A laani near Newlierg, consisting of 240 acres, 100 in cultivation, to oxehange for a larger place. Inquire at this office. I.. B. Mulkey is an exhibitor at the YoitlAnd poultry show thia week. Aek your Druggist CATARRH tor a generous IO CENT TRIAL SIZE. Ely’s Cream Balm contain* no cocaine, wreury nor any other tn;iriou*drug. It 1* quickly Absorbed. Give* Relief at one*. It open* and denote* the Nasal P***age*. Allay* Inflammation Heal* and Protect* the Membrane. Keator«* t*e Sen*«* of Tut* and Smdl. Full Bln* **c.; Trial Biz* IOC.; at Druggist* or tty mail. KLX BBU I UKHH.M Winta Stmt, Sew Turk. COLD'«HEAD