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SPAIN MIGHT Hilton is still selling shoes at cod. G. S. Wright, dentist. Ed Lang, piano tuner of Portland, is in Ride a Columbia. C. Grissen’s new stock of wall paper. 6 the city this week. G. S. Wright, dentist. Did you notice the fine assortment of Fancy stationery at Hembree’s. 1 Hctator of vocal music. G ove . fancy crockery at Bettman A Warren’s? Typewriter supplies at C. Griesen’s. Dr. Nelson, dentist, in Union block. Yon should see those working jackets Social dance Saturday night at Cump- nr coats at the Racket store for 0 CtB. Fine lot of new buggies just received DR LEROY LEWIS. Deutist. McMinnville. bell’a ball. at F. XV. Spencer’s. They would be cheap at $1.00. 21-2 Sawed ami shaved thingies at tbe The Grange store sells boys’ clothing The young gentleman in the Racket PHYSICIANS Grange Store. 22-2 at the lowest prices. store is quite an agreeable tenor.—Gove 1 Ride tbe Monarch Cycle Co ’ s Cum Red strawberries, white ice cream and Wanted — At once, an experienced har ALBREATtl A GOUCHER, berland. $35, Racket Store. ness maker. E lbia W right . blue plates are the style for chureli festi I New stock of mixed paints at R. M. vale now. Physicians Go to E. F. Sutherland if you want a Wade A Co’s. 20tf Always in the lead—the '‘Stearns Yel- j and Surgeons. good job of horseshoeing. The best 25-ceut tueal in the city is ob Miss Dellie Payne of Salem is visiting low Fellow,” with the King, $35, second ■ (Office over Draly's Bank.) best, at C. Grieeeu’s. 23-4 tainable at T. A. White’s restaurant. at W. L. Warren’s. The entire stock of General Merchandise belonging to A. O rxgos McMlNNVtU.1 Order a Royal suit of clothes at tbe For ice cream, soda water, orauges, J. Apperson will be closed out at bed rock prices. A few silk umbrellas and a few good Those lemons, etc., go to T. A. White’s. mackintoshes at cost at Hilton’s shoe Grange & Farmers’ store. wanting Good Goods at Low Prices will do well to call early £OOK & CABLE, store. All necessary bicycle sundries may be The ladies of the Baptist church will while the stock is complete. serve ice cream this afternoon and even Geo. P. Wall, of Winlock, Wash., a found at R. M. Wado & Co’s. Physicians brother-in-law of Mrs. Patty, was visiting Bettman A Warren caudle their eggs ing in the former Jacobson staud. McMinnville, Or. and Surgeons. in the city this week, accompanied by before they leave the store. A new line of tobacco and cigars just i John G. Winifred. Rambler and Ideal bicycles at the received at Bettman & Warren’s. Rooms in Jacobson Block, Garden seeds ot all kinds, carrot and Grange¿r Farmers Co’s, store. The best assortment of summer goods M c M innville , - - - O regon . beet seed in bulk from 30 cents per pound Mamie Payne and Dell Warren are at the Grange & Farmers Co’s store. up. Hodson sells them. visiting Miss Mamie's mother at Albany Miss Woods has au entire uew line of MEAT MARKETS The motto of the Lafayette seminary this week. samples this week from Lipman, Wolfe <9 graduating class was, “Pal mam qui Bert Pearson returned from Califor A Co. 49 “Men may come, and men may go, ^ATTHIES & BOOTH, meruit lerat”—let him who has won it nia on Tuesday, being called back by the 49 But. I go on forever,”—said Tonnytonconcermng the river. New wagons, buggies, backs, Garden Proprietors of bear the palm. illuess of his father. City and Morrison plows, etc., for sale The New Home and Wheeler & Wil The tieket for the coming election will by C. D. Johnson, B street. 20-tf CITY MARKET. son sewing machines, needles and extras contain the names of ninety candidates. Miss Helen Calbreath did duty as pian Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds at C. Grissen’s. 15tf Thirty thousand tickets will be printed. ist at the Lafayette seminary commence South side Third St. between B and C. Hear Schoonmaker in this city Tuesday Mrs. O. O. Hodson and (laughter Edna ment Wednesday morning. Or evening. He gave us the best speech of expect to leave tomorrow on au extended The funeral of W. C. Holman was post the last campaign, and will give us an visit to relatives and friends at Muncie, poned till tomorrow, to allow time for the I BARBERS. other one just as good. Ind. arrival of sons of the deceased from Cal- yy H. LOGAN, Rev. C. M. I.ane, late of California, is Mrs. L. J. Hatch has taken rooms ifornia. bolding meetings at the Cumberland with Mrs. Miller in the Galloway house «9 Yamhillers may go, but we remain to supply your Miss Ella Hoberg of Portland and Presbyterian church this week, and will where she will do dressmaking, and will Prof, and Mrs. D. M. Metzger of La- 49 wants in the Grocery line. Among 9 49 continue them through next week. He sew iu families if preferred. 22-2 fayette were guests at Rev. Joseph Ho- I am located opposite Burns & Daniels and aim these wants will be «9 to give all customers good treatment for little comes well recommended and preaches What pleasure is there in life with a berg’s on Thursday. money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat* interesting sermons. 49 ro'Htgc solicited. headache, constipation and biliousness? Clareuce Irvine returned Monday from 49 Are you going to paint your house? Thousands experience them who could Tillamook, where be had spent a week 49 Consult Elsia Wright about paints and become perfectly healthy by using De with Robert Irviue. They brought home 49 HARNESS oils. He will give you the best material Witt’s Little Early Risers, the famous with them some tine specimens of trout. 49 at least cost. tf 49 gLSIA WRIGI1T, little pills. Rogers Bros.’ Pharmacy. George W. Jones came down from his 49 Tbe strawberry is oue of the things mountain retreat yesterday, to eat din Manufactures and Deals in Mrs. Frank Dunbar of Astoria, wife of 49 the republican nominee lor secretary of that does not deteriorate with time. The ner with bis good wife and assist in cele 49 HARNESS, ■ state, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- strawberry of today is as luscious and brating their thirty-second marriage 49 appetizing as the strawberry that flour- anniversary. 49 SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, I gan Baker, 1 isbed forty years ago, and a man is never 49 Do you know how mauy states there T. A. White has returned from Penn «.nd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they 49 eua be bought anywhere else in the Willamette sylvania, and would be pleased to meet tempted to say that hie mother made are in the union? How many stars on 49 Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are better shortcakes than the one before the American flag? The number is for pronounced unsurpassed by those, who buy them. all bis old customers when in the city. 49 him. ty-five. Ask people around you the ques 49 You are sure of first-class treatment at The Iudian war veterans of Yamhill yy J. STRONG, tion ; none of them will know. White’s restaurant. 49 county will meet at the opera house in 49 The transports steamers City of Peking, A Fourth of July celebration in Mc Dealer in and Manufacturer of McMinnville, Friday, June 3d, at 11 a. Sydney and Australia, couveying 2500 49 Minnville this year by all means. The The country will not be depopulated, and those m., for the purpose of electing officers, troops and supplies for Commodore 49 patriotic aspect and purpose of the war remaining must live. HARNESS, 49 and delegates to the state encampment Dewey, sailed from San Fraucisco Wed with Spain is a subject that is good to 49 which meets in Portland on the 15th. SADDLES, COLLARS, nesday evening. The Oregon boys are Necessaries of life cheapest at our Grocery. dwell upon at this time, both for the 49 C. A. W allace , Capt. BRIDLES, WHIPS, on the Sydney. old and young. 49 The report of proceedings of the grand SPURS, Etc. 49 Whooping cough is the most distress There will be a picnic in Merritt Mil council of Royal and Select Masters of ing malady; hut its duration can be cut All work guaranteed as represented. Repairing 49 of ull kinds promptly done. First door south oî ler’s grove, Unionvale, on the Dayton Oregon for 1898, just out in pamphlet, 49 ~ McMinnville National Bank. short by the use of One Minute Cough and Wheatland road, tomorrow. An in i contains portraits and biographical Cure, which is also the best known reme teresting program will be rendered, and | sketches of the first and last illustrious dy for croup and all lung and bronchial LIVERYMEN. ice cream and cake served. The pro grand masters of the order. They are troubles. Rogers Bros.’ Pharmacy. ceeds are to be given to aid in building father and son—Asa Harvey Hodson, ÇITY STABLES, the new church at Uniouvale. No improvement can be reported in , who came to the head of the order in the condition of S. C. Pearson. About Don ’ t annoy others by your coughing, i 1885, and Orlando Orville Hodson, who I Third St., between E and F. and risk your life by neglecting a cold. ' occupied the honored station during the only hope of recovery seems to lie in j the success of a surgical operation, which j One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs, 1897—both of McMinnville. Wilson & fknderson, Props. is considered so hazardous that hie family ’ colds, croup, grippe and ah throat and As usual and opening up Died—At the residence of his brother, Everything first-class. Horses boarded by lung trouble. Rogers Bros.’ Pharmacy. I Daniel S. Holman, on Tuesday,May 24th, and physicians are reluctant to under- j an active Suring Trade in day, week or month. Commercial travelers The Cuml»erland Presbyterian church 189K, Mr. W. C. Holman, aged 74 years, take it. conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. Give us a call. The annual convention of theChristain has called to the pastorate Rev. Geo. W. 2 months and 6 days. Mr. Holman came Fender of Lebanon, Tenn., who will I to Oregon in 1845, but of late years was church at Turner this year will be held graduate from the theological seminary a resident of Los Angeles, Calif. Death from June 24th to July 4th. E. C Crewse ■ DRAYMEN Anzi all Lint :s of Hardware. at that place on the 2d of June. Mr. i resulted from heart disease. The funeral of this city will again take charge of af g E. COULTER. Fender is a single man. He will come will be held at the Christain church to fairs on the ground, his competency in ► to Oregon soon after his graduation. McfllNNVILLE morrow, at 2 p. m. and burial made in this line having rendered his services al- , most indispensable. There are three little things which do j Masonic cemetery. More sold alread; f this year than during all Truck and Dray Co. more work than any other three little This has been a gala week for Lafayette Children and adultc tortured by burns, ! | of last. They gt > like hot cakes, because things created—they are the ant, the l>ee seminary. The baccalaureate sermon scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases Gouda of all descriptions moved, and careful the price is low a nd the quality equal to the handling guaranteed. Collections will be made and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the was preached on Sunday morning by may secure instant relief by using De monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap. best. last being tbe famous little pills for stom Bishop Stanford of Pennsylvania, who Witt’s Witch Hazel Salvo. It is the ach and liver troubles. Rogers Bros.’ gave au able sermon from the text, “Thy great Pile remedy. Rogers Bros.’ Phar /Gendron, Four BANKING Pharmacy. 1 Reliance ‘4 I word is truth.” The bishop has a style macy. Kind* The 9.000 pound rock crusher owned somewhat peculiar to himself, yet is a Indian war veterans are invited to at Crescent, NO 3857 by the county was transferred on Tues very entertaining speaker. On Tuesday tend the grund encampment is Portlaud, Crawford. THt M c M innville day from the Harris farm north of Laf evening Rev. Ray Palmer of Portland Oregon, June 14th, 1898, at 10 a. m. ayette to McMinnville by II. E. Coulter gave his eloquent lecture on the subject: | Wives, widows, sons and daughters are Full Line of Fishing Tackle. See us for bargains. and others. It will be used at the Shad- "Is this Old World Growing Brighter?” also invited. Dinner will be furnished den stone quarry in crushing rock for to a large and enthusiastic audience. The by the ladies of Multnomah lodge, No. 2. the streets of this city. speaker viewed the world from the most Pioneers meet on the following day. —McMinn ville, Oregon.— .1, H. Henderson was loading wood on optimistic standpoint. He closed his I Camps are requested to send a delega Paid up Capital, $450,000 the Ford place on Monday, and Ids foot discourse with a wonderfully dramatic tion. Surplus $10,000. slipping, he threw hack his hand to catch and patriotic eulogy to Cuha, a scathing Rev. F. A. Powell will preach the ser himself and fell on it in a manner to rebuke to Spain, and a tender panegyric mon at the union memorial services to Transacts a General Banking Business. Having decitled not to locate per. uanently in McMinnville, I desire to fracture one of the wrist Iwies. He is 1 of praise for the late Mr. Gladstone. Mr. be held in the court house on Sunday, dispose of my stock of Boots and Sho es at once, and to this end all 'I goods Office Hours 9 a. m. to I p. m. in enforced idleness, which doesn’t agree Palmer is a rising young pulpit orator of j May 29tli, at 11 a. m. Al) are invited. will be sold at cost from this date. L adíes', Gents' and Children's ihoes whom the Baptists are justly proud, and On Monday following the Grand Army ih all qualities and Latest Styles. Al I last Fall's and this Spring’s goods. with him a little bit. ¡LEE LAUOtiLIN, President. he is already a decided and growing suc and relief corps will start to the cemetery NEW 5H0E STORE, H. HILTON. J L. ROGERS, Vice-President. The Woodmen lodge of this city has cess in his profession. Miss Ella Hoberg i at 9:30 a. tn., for the purpose of decorat E. C. APPERSON, Cashier. received the$2,000 due on the beneficiary of Portland, a niece of Rev. Joseph Hc- ing the graves, and at 2 p. nt. a meeting IV. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier. certificate of D. C. Small, who died on berg of this city, whose name is fre will be held in the opera house, where a the 22d day of April. Phineas Small quently seen in the city papers in con-| short program will be rendered and an WOOD WORKER. was named by his brother as the benefi I uection with favorable musical mention, I address delivered by Prof. Boardman. ciary. The money was paid two days was present, and delighted the audience [£l> HOFF, All ex-soldiers and the general public less than a month from the date of with two fine vocal selections She has are cordially invited to attend. death. a voice of rare strength and sweetness, j WOOD WORKER Mrs. R. P. Uugerman was unfortunate and has had the benefit of skillful train Judge George H. Burnett wa« in the city Tuesday. If the inspection of bis 1 will repair your Bitgglee and Wagons, manufac during her absence at Roseburg last ing. Mr. C. G. Adams of Portland, a ture Office Furniture. Book cases. Wardrobes, political fences is any partof bis business, week. When boarding the train on Fri Brackets, Whatnots and all kinds of wood work. good baritone singer, gave a song on the day she received a fall over the handle lues of the battleship Maine, which was it is safe to say he found them in good j Two Door« East of City Stables. Spring Tooth Harrows on Wheels, ' of the car seat, making for the time a just out, and had just retched Oregon, repair. Burnett will get a big vote tn J Wagons and Implements of all kinds, painful and disabling injury to her side, the copy he sang from l>eing the first Yamhill, the place of his nativity. In | the six years of his service on the bench i j She remained in Portland until Monday Garden Seeds in Bulk and Package. copy sold in the city of Portland. The i Do You he has command the respect and con fl- ' i before returning home. rendition was stoutly encored, and he dence of the people of all classes. The 4 We are anxious to do a little good in responded with a humorous selection. ' r Know' the New's • this world and can think of no pleasanter On Wednesday at 11 a. m. occurred the moat adverse criticism we have ever or better way to do it than by rec graduation exercises, the graduates be heard concerning him, came from attor ommending One Minute Cough Core as ing Mr. Alexander Smith, Mi«« Myrtle neys. educated to the go-as-you-please You can have it all for a preventive of pneumonia, and con A. Hewitt and Mi-s M. Viola Guenther. 1 wavs under Boise, who complained that | Ills sumption and other serious lung troubles In the afternoon the library association he crowded business and worked them i Per... Per... that follow neglected colds. Rogers had its meeting and in the evening the too hard, in the interest of the taxpay Month Month ers. Bros.’ Pharmacy. alumDi association met in reunion, with Van S. will be at Commercial stables ice cream refreshments, etc. Lafayette I P ut the heading, “Thou Shalt Not | ¡L in The Evening Telegram, of Portland L. E. WALKER, Proprietor. Monday afternoons and Tuesdays, Wed seminary is backed by a number of en Lie,” of the article in Tele phone-Reg . Oregon. It if the largest evening news^ ‘ paper published in Oregon ; it contain« nesdays and Thursday s at Sheridan and ergetic and untiring workers, notably ister concerning tbe report of Sov all the news of the state and of the Fridays and Saturdays at McMinnville. among them being Rev. C.C. Poling and Fresh and Cu red Meats. 1 • nation. Try it for a month. A sample ereign’s speech in The Reporter, Prof. D. M. Metzger. Both are bright Balance of time at North Yamhill. The Garden Seeds in Package and Bulk. ’ copy will be mailed to you free. Addres, other horse, Baron Pottgias, will be at men, having the entire confidence and along with the signature, ‘ Repub Highest price paid for Poultry and Produce. THE TELEGRA.n, , Commercial stable* ail the lime except support of the community, and their lican, at the bottom, and it isn't Hides and Tallow bought. Portlrand, Or. | Wednesdays ami Thursdays, when he hearts and purse strings are interested in bard to determine who has lied, the snccees of tbe school republican holds any such views. | trill be at Sheridan. J. W. H enry . «■Pave h.er honor" and still lose Cubs, but wbat will yon save if you lose your teeth by neglect and abuse'1 To those of my patients who nave frequent dental examinations, I <an assure preservation of their teeth and small dental hills. Xot only Crown and Bridge work, but every department of the dental art is mad*- a specialty. You are invited to call. i I LOCAL NEWS. ASSIGNEE’S SALE! JL OF MERCHANDISE. LEE LAUGHLIN, Assignee. To Alaska War with Spain BARBER. Garden^Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Staple Groceries, Crockery, Queensware, Glassware Wallace & Walker. gCKXXXXX>e<>O<KXXXXXXXXXX> s R. M. Wade & Co U G GI ES Bicycles ( National Bank CKXXX>OO<XXX>0€ f Canton Scotch Clipper Plows f ? O. O. HODSON 0 Street Produce and Meat Market