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s •■r • à >v 4 , y z ti1 •• I * e. ■J r A Woman’s Work. LOCAL NEWS. I hi- Ei i-n u Vreblr Clct Euler, tulnmeut. O.R.&K The above euteriainnwut m as well ut- J. H. Nelqm, dentist. lethle-i Friiiiy evening. A lung program ■ Millinery in exchange for country pro- was icti'lered by piano pupil» of Mrs due.e at Eva Martin’s. Evenden an»i the ladies Treble Clef club, OF THE Don’t call a man ‘'colonel" now ; call aluo under Mrs. Evenden’a instruction. THE Of the pupils there were almoet all sizes him “admiral" or “commodore." and shades of efficiency, and the eloee The editor of this paper has a good J'ur thirteen years this woman suffered from a help observer could easily see the develop GIVES THE CHOICE OF phaeton for sale. Price $35. less infirmity which baffled skillful medical treatment. ment that comes with the progrese of TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL Kxprebfl Trains beavo Portland Daily Why not buy yon a first grade wheel- years au»l practice. Pupils who had a .She was restored to health in a remarkable manner^ LEAVE. ARRIVE Columbia is the cheapest in the end. part were: Misses Florence Dielschnoi* Portland......... 6.00 P M I San Francisco.. .7:45 A iK and is now helpful to other sufferers. I ¿au Francisco.*:'*) PMI Po tlund........... 9kH)A M Misa Margaret Trumbull of Olympia - der, Vera Fenton, Pearl Campbell, Edna I Above trains stop at all stabil« betweeu Poif- For thirteen years Mrs. George L. Rogers, “I tried different docton and many pro and Mr Hairy Ballinger were married 1 Itidson, Graca Sutherland, Marie Irvine, land aud Salvia. Turner, Marlon, JeSenou. of West Main Street, Canton, N. Y., suffered prteUry remedies, but no permanent beae- on April 26tli. | I Kua Rua Goucher, Cecile Wilcox, Elvie Aje Aj | Albany, Tangent. Siiedds, Halsey, Harriabutj;. from the indescribable tortures of inflam i bl was obtained. Junction City, Eugvno, 1. iltagu Grove, Drain. Hoskins «ill repair your harness or j person, Nellie and Freda Latourette, I J ___ _____ __ fruiu _ ______ “ Last March I was induced to try Dr. Oakland aud all ___ stations lloauburg to Ash- matory rheumatism. sell you new, and put you in good shape Maud Hobbs. Rebecca Dumplirey, Letha 1 land Inclusive. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. VIA VIA Only persons who have been afflicted Hoseburg ¡Hail Dally. “Before I had finished the first box 1 began for spring work. L-ee him. . Henry, Fleta Magers, Fern Stout and) with this disease know what such suffer to feel that they were doing me good. Spokane Salt Lake I Portland LEAVE: ARRIVE: ............. i Spencer. Mrs. S. A. Young, We now have a few thousand dollars to | ' irginia ......... s:30AM | Roseburg .0 20PM ing is. I “ I continued using them and steadily ■ Roseburg 7:30 A M | Portland 4 30PM Minneapolis Denver Miss Elvie Appersou, Miss Sutherland loan on farm property, at good terms. j Those who have never felt the pangs of I grew better. an»l Miss Spencer appearod in vocal “I have used thirteen boxes of the pills i 12if St. Paul Omaha DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE. this ailment have not the remotest idea of M c C ain , I rvine & V inton . and to-day feel better than for the past fif AND AND its tortures. parts. Several iuhtrumental duets were PULL.MHN * BUFFBT A McMinnville girl w tio desired to |x>ai ! For years this was an obstinate disease teen years. given with Mrs. Evenden assisting the Chicago Kansas City SLEBF->ERS “My appetite is good: Ifeeibright,cheer up ou the navy, lias purchased a copy of j to cure. AND pupil. In recent years, however, there has been ful and have a desire to live and enjoy society. “.Ships that Pass in the Night.” LOWEST RATES TO ALL SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS, The Treble Clef club gave three num formulated a remedy which successfully “I have been a member of the Methodist In the spring is the time to paint your I EASTERN CITIES. copes with it. church for many years, but lor six years bers with charming effect, and was en Attached to all Through Trains. bouse. Let R. M. Wade & Co. figure on ' cored in every case. It was their first The many cureseffected by Dr. Williams’ was unable to attend. West Bide Division. OCEAN STEAMERS “Now I am able to attend the church your paint bill. Pink Pills for Pale People attest to that fact. I public appearance, and there is no Leave Portland Every 5 Days BETWEEN PORTLAND a ND CORVALLIS One of the striking examples is Mrs. services regularly and certainly appreciate R. I.. Bewley has bought the interest question that they excel any like num Mail Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) Rogers’ experience. that privilege. • • FOR • • “I consider Dr. Williams’ Pink Filh for I of J. VV. Bewley in the Bewley livery ber of male voices that could begotten to In speaking of it to a reporter she said: 1 7:3t> A M 1 Lv Port laud Ar 5:M P M 10:15 A M Lv “Thirteen years ago I was attacked with - Pale People a wonderful medicine and am firm at Sheridan. Lv 8:06 P M McMinn villa gether in this city. The club is com 1 12:1.» 1’ M Ar Corval Us Lv 1:06 P Ji inflammatory rheumatism and a complica confident no other remedy could have — F. VV. .Spencer will give yon the inside posed of the following ladies: tion of diseases. effected the wonderful cure they have M At Albany and Corvallis connect with “I cannot begin to describe my sufferings my case. on price if volt wish to purchase a new Soprano I.—.Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Tal trains of Or. Central <t Eastern Ry. OCEAN STEAMERS during that time. “ I am glad to state this, hoping that rome buggy this spring. mage, Miss Ramsey. “You can judge somewhat of what 1 sufferer may profit by it and obtain relief.” OREGON, GEO. W. ELDER and1 Express Train Daily, (Except Sunday.) It was nature’s own remedy that acenn- i A daughter was born to the wife ol 1 Soprano 11.—Mrs. Strong, Miss Nichol, endured, when you look at these liands." 1:50 P M I Lv Portland CITY OF TOPEKA plisbed this cure caused by impure bkod, i ('apt. H. 8. Maloney on Wednesday of Miss Stella Patty. They were distorted, twisted and swollen. 7:30 P M I Ar McMinnville “ My foot, too, is so much out of shape | for Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People ' last week. Alto I.—Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Young, Leave Portland every B days' 8:30 P M I Ar Independence that the big toe lays across the others, the are composed of vegetable remedies ttixt Miss Elva Apperson. far Alaska Points. Direct connection at San I-'raucisco with Occi exert a powerful influence in purifying and I Cold water alabaatine, mixed paints, end touching the little toe. Alto II.—Mrs. Barnhart,Miss Spencer, i Steamers monthly from Portland to Yokohonta . dental and Oriental aud i'acitlc Mail steamship- “Notwithstanding I am sixty-five years enriching the blood. Many diseases Lng ' leads and oils of all kinds. Hodson sells lines for JAl'AN AND CHINA. Sailing date« oil and Hong Kong, via The Northern Paciiic Steam Miss Mattie Fink. application. old, have a pleasant home and other com- I supposed by the medical profession to be them cheap ship Co. in connection with O. R. A N. Hates and tickets to Eu’tern points aud Eurcrae. forts, life to me was far from enjoyable, for incurable have succumbed tu ths poten. For Rill information call on O. It. 4 N. | Ai-o japan , china , H onolulu and ac * B. F. McLaughlin, one of the editois The Star mills made a Hale Friday ev RHODES A. HHODF.M, Agents, •11 other things pale into insignificance when influence of these P'H»- This universal TRALIA, can be obtained from (J. A. Wilcox, remedy is sold by all druggists. Ticket Agent, McMinnville. you are without good health. Or Address; McMinnville, Or. 1 of the Sheridan Sun, was married on ening of 14,000 bushels of wheat at 87 C. II. MARKHAM, * II IICRLHLKT, I April 20th, to Miss Ida M. Finley of Sil- cents per bushel. The wheat market han Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent. Gen. Pass . Agt. | verton. been making a steady rise for Beveral R. KOEHLER, Manager. I’OHTI.AMI, OH. MIV1E I.OBÜ REASONS Hodson will sell von window shade« at davs The Shasta Route r* i . ROUTES GREAT OREGON NORTHERN RY. SHORT LINE LOCAL DIRECTORY CHURCHES BarrisT--Service* Bunduy 11 a. ni. and 7:30 p. ni ; Funday Bchootl»:50 n in.; th< young people’s sooietv 'i:K> p iu Prayer meeting -------- o Thursday ----------- , 7:30 . ... p. w. ... Covenant meeting first Thursday et i-iLing before the first Sunday of euch month. It. W. K ing , Pastor. M cthodiht E piicoi - ai -Services every Sabbath 11:00 a. m. and 7 __ :3D p m. Sunday r___ school U:30 a m. Prayer I' , ____ _________ meeting 7:00 r p in. Thuraday. V. T. S ummerville , Pastor P kehbytkrixx -Services every Sab bath 11:00 a m and 7:3e p. ni. Sunday school 0:30 a. in. V. P. C. E., Sunday 0:2Mi p ui. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. m Services in (lie < hristian church Pre.ich- ingeverv Lord’s day al 11 a in. and 7:30 p in Young people's mooting at <1:30 p. in. Sunday School at '.):4.:> a. in. l’rayei meeting Thursday, 7:30p. m. F. A. P owell , Pastor. S t . J ames E piscopal <hiuncu —Itev <1 F, Plummer. Second Sunday mouth, morning and evening, vices other Sundays. S t . J ames C atholic —First at. between G and II. Sunduv school 2:30 p. . m. Ves- per» 7 80. Service* once ;; n month. T. .1 M or now, Recto”. W. C T. U.—Meets on every Fri day at 2:30 p. m. in reading room, Kegp building. V irginia \V. G bovek , Pres. E lva P. N eal , Sec. 8ECRET ORln KH. K nowlm C hapter No, 12, <). K. R.—Meets at Masonic hall the 2d and 4th Monday evening In each month. Visiting members cordially in vited. MRS EMMA SNELLING, \V. M. MRS. KATE HEATH. Hee A. O. U. VV.—Charily Lodge No. 7 meets tir^t and third Fridays of each month, 7:30 p. in. Lodge room In Union block W H. FLETCHER, M. \V. J. D. BAKER, Recorder. 10 Yamhill Lodge No. 10 D. of ¡1. meets in Union hall second and fourth Friday evenings of each month. C uhtkr P ost N o . 9—Meets the second and fourth Saturday of each mouth in Wright’s hull hi 10 'W h . in. Ah members of the older are cordia ly iuvited to attend oiu mvetiiwh GEO. W. KEENE, Commander. J. B. STILWELL, Adjt E lvira A mfmbi . y N o lb. U nited A rtisans - Meet flrst end thin! Monday nights of each month at 7 00 p. m in Union block W G HEN PERSON. M. A J. W. BONES. 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Warmly Cuiunicndvd by **»ate Anpei inienttoot« cf Melinoli», < « liver Vrwt Oentw.nnikthci Fain* tor» alnioat without aumlxfi Invaluable lu Hie hsutaehvhl. and t<> the ten«her, •«'hvlar, ptv icaskHuu man, aud self tutte« tor. THE BEST I OR PRACTICAL USE. It la eaay It la aoay It laeaax It I« «««y to Und ttie word w ante»: tu ««certa i» II-, pn-nunclatlon l.i ti«ce the growth of a wonl to team w hat <t word mean« Th** Chlcngo Tint* *»-HenrM Mh-a.- w-teter'e („EjrniH.. : In,-..-i.:.-v L,HM--r»ent tain* M«.»„Lue „ Ul .„.l. on I >• ITII.III« I . Io onr loq.i ee m aef.atrtM- .»«T. ■ I ■' VPaitl. Ill«»« T-rrfw- ». ,ty t,f o,, , ,.i , <>rt»o>- n:t:on . -. »... «hornan etloi i «o») wbvloi. GET THE BEST. I^^Spacimo« F«a«* aast ou appUcaiioo to G. <*C. MEWETA.tr CO.. Cnhlfahera, While it is rather hard on the pro 1 15 cents. Ingrain wall paper at 30 cents hibitionists that- M. D. Markham '• and white backs at .5 cents. should decline the nomination for Frank Abram Powell will preach next state printer, yet the reasons lie gives I Lord’s day at 11 a. in. on “How Faith Comes,’’ and at 8 p. in. on “Compel are as solid as Gibralter itself. He I Them to Come In.” says they are as follows: “First—| Mrs. Mary Hall and Mrs. l’oliey of That we have two leading parties, | j Beloit, Wis., have leased Wayne Car one of which, in my judgment, is ad-' lin’s residence. Mrs. Carlin will reside vocating principles which, if carried ’ with her mother in Portland. into effect, would be ruinous to our The Reporter is prepared to print your government, hence it behooves every horse bills. We have a complete line of good patriotic citizen to see that his cuts anti can put up a hill suitable for vote is not thrown away, but east for any animal in the county. Prices low. the party that stands for wliat we The graduating class of the public think is an honest government, and schools is having a group picture made, not a repudiation of any of our con with Paul Cooper as the center piece, tracts. Paul having quit school to enter the “Second—Because your national army. convention in 1896 was made up of Two desirable upstairs rooms in St. two elements that proved that they , Charles building for rent. Suitable for had the great money issue at heart | offices or living rooms. inquire of N. E. Kegg. lfitf above prohibition, hence divided. Miss Anna Burnett, a teacher iu the “Third— My plan for doing prohi ! McMinuviile schools in the early 'fill ’s, bition work is for every true temper ance prohibition Christian voter to 1 died on the 2Bth of April at Santa Rosa, go to the primaries of his own party Calif., of nervous prostration. Miss Bur nett was u sister of Mrs. D. S. Holman. and try to elect good temperance Rev. W. B. Farr, D. D., late of men for your delegates, and if you Stockton, Calif., will till the pulpit of the are not strong enougli to carry your primaries you are not strong enough Cumberland Presbyterian church one week from Sunday. It ia possible Dr. to carry an election; then you run Farr may be called to this church as no risk of throwing your influence pastor. toward any other than a stable gov Politicians of the county are requested ernment, with an honest dollar; pro to remember that June 1st, 18U8, is pio vided, however, that you vote for neer day in Yamhill county, and it isde- the party who advocates those prin < aired that uo speaking be held ou that ciples, which I think the most of you day. Candidates are cordially invited to attend the meeting at Amity, and eat would.” dinner with the pioneers. ENCOI It WIM fTGI HFJI. For the next 30 days I will sell wall I paper at wav dowu price» to make room I for new stock on the way. I do not carry wall paper as a aide issue. This is your golden opportunity. Vtf H. C. B urns . The balance of trade in favor of the United States during the last six months of the calendar vear, 1897, amounted to the sunt of $175,036.060. During the first two months of this E. N. Ford, wife aud youngest child year the total exports from the1 will ieave next Wednesday for Battle United States of domestic products I Creek, Mich., where Mr. Ford will enter amounted to $200,015,851. The total the sanitarium for the lienetit of his imports for the same time amounted ; health. The length of their absence in to $103,888,787, leaving a balance of the east will lie determined by tbe bene fit received. trade for the two months amounting W hooping cough is the most dietressuig to $96,127,064. malady ; but its duration can be cut short The balance of trade in our favor by the use of One Minute Cough Cure, the first eight months under the Ding- which is also the best known remedy for lev bill $271,163,025. Considerable croup an»l all lung and bronchial troubles. of this went to pay off American Hill's Pharmacy. debts in Europe. The total amount D. W. Ralston having sold his interest of money in circulation in the United in cattle has made a venture in mules. Stales on April 1st, 1897, was $1.669. • I Last week he bought font teen hesd while 001,694 The total amount in circu I in Portland, and has them on pasture lation among the people of the United out on the Guthrie place. He will in the States outside of the treasury on near future put them up at public sale to April 1st, 1898, is $1,756,058,645. an the highest bidtier.—Sheridan Bun. increase of the actual money In cir Do you know, that Elsia Wright carries culation among the people outside of ■ a full line of lubricating oils for machin- the treasury of $87.047,949. Of thisjery ? Owners of valuable harvesting and amount March furnished an increase other machinery cannot afford to expier of $29.681,986. These facts certainly iment with Poor oils He «arriwi the l'est furnish evidence of considerable jn' on the market and they are warranted I not to gum. tf crease of prosperity. ! _ Sam Newell and Joe Hendricks had a The total amount of gold coin in quarrel in Sauter’s saloou Saturday even- the United States April 1st, 1898, is , ing, in which the latter got a cut in the $729,385,818. The total amount of region of the neck which required sever all classes of currency in circulation al stitches at the hands of a surgeon. I at the same date, in the treasury aud 1; Newell waived examination on Wednes in circulation, is $2,413,736.148. day and was bound over to the grand jury I arm t« Trata. A tarin near Newberg, consisting of 240 actes. 100 in cultivation, to exchange for a larger place. Inquire at tbia office A Naw Drpariarr. The latest and newest pattern* of wall i paper just arrived at C. 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V-oTleF Is hereby given that the following in the sum of $260. named «ettier ha« filed notice of his tn- . lentlon to make final proof in support of bls Van S. will l>e at Commercial stablee j claim, and that said proof will be made before the county clerk of Yamhill County, at Mc Monday afternoon» and Tuesdays, Wed Minnville. Oregon, on June ltth, 1S9». via, j Calvin T Long. H E KMSl. for the north half nesdays and Thursdays at Sheridan and of southwest quarter, north half of southeast Fridays anti .'Saturdays at McMinnville. quarter of section 4, township * 3. K. « W. H.» name- the following wttneases to prove Balance of time at North Yainhilf. The l his continuous residence upon and cultivation said land, viz. Stgphin a , D Walket, George other hot-se. Baron Douglas, will 1« at of B M Todd and Jasper Agee of Mc Minnville, Oregon, and Thomas N Faulconer of Sheridan, Commercial stables all the time. Oregon 1*.« J. W H enry . CHAS B. 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