SPAIN MIGHT
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
••Save her honor” and «till loae Cuba, but what
Dr. Lowe has all the latest optica)
w ill you save if you lose your teeth by neglect
wrinkles.
and abuse? To those of iuy patients who have
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
frequent dental examination«, J can assure
Fresh Tillamook cheese and honey at
preservation of their teeth and small dental
Dr. Lowe uses no fake methods.
bills. Not only Crown and Bridge work, but
Bettman
& Warren's.
every department of the dental art is mad«* a
See the calf in the Racket store ad.
specialty. You are invited to call.
A new line of tobacco and cigars just
W. L. Hembree, agent for the Yost
DR. LEROY LEWIS, Deutist.
received at Bettman & Warren's.
McMinnville.
typewriter.
Tents to sell or rent. Inquire of Elsia
Dr. Lowe with Dr. Wright for nine
Wright.
27-4
PHY8ICIAN8
days.
L. Bettman and family are spending
A fresh Jersey cow for sale. Inquire of
ÇALBREATH & GOUCHER,
the week at the beach.
J. H. Nelson.
Manning Bros, have just received 25
Buy your blank Books at W. L. Hem­
new White sowing machines.
bree’s.
Bettman & Warren w ill receive a new
Buckeye force pump«, tank pumps and stock of crockery in a few days.
(Oflicc over Braly's Bank.)
pumps of all kinds at Hodson’s.
Ward Sitton is running the recorder's
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A pretty fair buggy and harness for ! office while Mr. Macy and family are off
$35. Inquire at this office.
to the coast.
(JOOX & CABLE,
Miss Letta Jacobson is up from Port-1 The R eporter and Weekly Oregonian
land visiting her father and former school I one year for $2, strictly in advance.
girl friends.
Ralph Fenton, son of W. D. Fenton of
The best 25-cent meal in the city is ob- : Portland, spent Suuday with relatives in
tainable at T. A. White's restaurant. this city.
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
Will Kratz and family were up from
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O regon .
Persons wishing to buy sewing ma­
Portland over Sunday, guests of Mr. chines should see the White, sold by
Dielschneider’s.
Manning Bros.
.
MEAT MARKETS
The New Home and Wbeeler & Wil­
David Nayberger is off on a business
son sewing machines, needles and extras trip to San Francisco. He will remain
STREET MEAT MARKET,
at C. Grissen’s.
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until about August 1st.
W. C. Powell has made arrangements
Reynolds & Branham, Prop’s.
Hay forks, straw forks, barley forks,
to rustle the portable pantry goods in hop forks and knives and forks, all styles
Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all Idaho.
and prices at Hodson's.
kinds constantly in stock.
Cash paid tor
Are yon going to paint your house?
hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds
Mrs. Wm. Chrisman, who has been
of fat stock.
Consult Elsia "Wright about paints and visiting friends in Tennessee the past
oils. He will give you the best material
tw’o months, arrived home Monday.
at least cost.
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^ATTHIES & BOOTH,
The ladies of the Woodman Circle w ill
The complete stock of Butterick patterns
Proprietors of
give
an icecream and cake social, after­
can now be found at the Grange & Farm­
ers store at the lowest prices. Also the noon and evening, Saturday, July 23d,
in Union block, Jacobson’s old stand.
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds Delineator and Glass of Fashion.
Everybody cordially invited.
30-2
Mrs. J. P. Irvine was not able to attend
South side Third St. between B and C.
Large
shipment
of
fall
goods
are
now
the D. of H. meeting in Portland this
week, owing to a verv painful baud and on the way for the Grange 4 Farmers’
PRODUCE MARKET.
arm resulting from being poisoned by a store. They will have one of the largest
and best selected lines of geueral mer­
hop vine.
STREET PRODUCE 1TARKET,
I am able to furnish loans on first-class chandise ever shown in the city.
LOCAL NEWS.
Physicians
and Surgeons.
Physicians
and Surgeons.
0
CITY MARKET.
0
L. E. Walker, Prop.
Cash paid for Poultry and Country Produce.
Hides and Tallow bought. Huy, Oats, Mlllieed,
Oil Jleal, Flaxseed and Bee Supplies of all
kinds kept on baud.
BARBERS.
yy
H. LOGAN,
BARBER.
farm security, from $2,000 upward, at 7
per cent interest; loans to run from 3 to
5 years. Parties wishing to borrow mon­
ey, call and see tue.
R. L. C onner .
Charley C'baney of Amity was in the
city Monday, getting ready to harvest a
400 acre crop of wheat. He thinks the
aphis has done considerable injury, that
will bo manifest in lighter yields than
many have anticipated.
I cordially invite those who send their
laundry work to Portland or to China to
call at the McMinnville Steam Laundry
any Thursday or Friday and see for your­
selves the machinery in operation and
inspect the tine work I turn out.
Respectfully, Wvt. L ambert .
Ride a Columbia.
C. Grissen’s new stock of wall paper. 6
Call on W. L. Hembree for your picture
fra tuing.
Don't throw your eye* away ; take them
to Dr. Lowe.
The White sewing machine is king.
Sold by Manuing Bros.
The framewotk of the new Christian
church looms into view.
Fruit jars and jelly glasses of all sizes
at Bettman 4 Warren's.
Mrs. L. L. Nicklin goes to Hillsboro to­
i
day for a short visit with relatives.
For ice cream, soda water, oranges,
ernons. etc., go to T. A. White’s.
The Seventh Day Adventists have
pitched a tent in the north part of town.
McCormick mowers and binders—the
world's best—for sale by F. W. Spencer.
Bettman 4 Warren candle their eggs
before they leave the store.
Mrs. M. P. Deady of Portland is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Henderson, in
this city, this week.
We now have a few thousand dollars to
loan on farm property, at good terms.
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I rvine 4 V inton .
Cbas. P. Nelson, manager of the
Grange 4 Farmers’ store, arrived borne
Tuesday evening, having made the trip
from Woods that day.
Matrimonial permit was granted to
N. D. Laucbance, aged 28, and Pbilinze
Chautell, aged 17, on the 19th. They
hail from Grand Ronde.
H. Hilton, the shoe man, and family,
will go to the beach for a few days.
On their return the family expect to go
back to their old borne in Minnesota to
remain.
*
Parties buying White sew ing machines
are fully instructed as to use of all at­
tachments by a lady operator without
extra cost. Thia is the advantage of buy­
M annino B ros .
The “Drop-head" White sewing ma­ ing from an agent.
chine, something new, forms a writing
Rev. D. T. Summerville will fill the
desk, when not in use for sewing. Un­ pulpit of Grace M. E. church in Portland
surpassed by any other. Sold by Mann­ ne^t Sunday. Thence be goes to Tacoma
ing Bros.
to 'sit in a judicial conference. Rev.
The Reporter’s special edition was not Zimmerman of Amity will fill the Mc­
intended to be a great issue, because it Minnville pulpit.
was cheap. Nevertheless, it is being
To Farmer*-
heard from in terms of commendation
Having recently overhauled my ware­
from [teople abroad who received copies. house and added another cleaner to its
THE RACKET STORE.
“Tall’aches from little toe corns
grow,”
This Calf would bring you all a
Shoe,
easy and comfortable.
We are adding to our Shoe
line a larger and better assort­
ment than ever of those
♦ 5 ♦
shoes .
H.MILLS&Son
ASSIGNEE’S
SALE!
OF MERCHANDISE.
The entire stock of General Merchandise belonging to A.
J. Apperson will be closed out at bed rock prices.
Those
wanting Good Goods at Low Prices will do well to call early
while the stock is complete.
McMinnville, Or.
LEE LAUGHLIN, Assignee.
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
Another large lot of those black taffeta
ribbons that have been such popular sell­
ers has been received at Eva Martin’s.
Also a job in moire ribbous. Choicest
colors and best quality. No. 40 only 20c.
per yard.
Which is becoming «0 well known and appreciated in Yamhill County
and the State. E. ESTES introduced this fence three years ago, and
salee are constantly increasing. See him at the New and Second-Hand
Store, opposite White’s restaurant, McMinnville.
facilities for handling grain, I am better
prepared than ever to serve the public.
I am located opposite Burns & Daniels and aim
It will be our aim in tbe future, as in the
to give ull customers good treatment for little
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat­
past, to treat patrons as well as we know­
New and Second-Hand Furniture, Baby Carriages,
ronage solicited.
how, and merit a continuance of their
Spring Mattresses, Camp Stoves, Tinware,
favors.
Hammocks, Etc., Etc. Call and see us.
HARNESS
M. B. H endrick .
Well, after all these years of waiting,
Paint Bid».
J. C. Cooper received a telegram from the Kickapoo Indian show is billed to
J7LSIA WRIGHT,
return to McMinnville. If it is the same
his
son
Arthur,
a
few
days
since,
dated
'
Bids
will
be
received for the painting
Manufactures and Deals in
New York, announcing his arrival there old show it is one of the best free shows of Columbus school building, including
irom South America. The telegram did that ever spread canvas.
tower. Roof of main not to be painted.
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not reveal his intentions in respect to | Saturday being McMinnville College Paint will be furnished by raid Di6t. 40.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
returning to Oregon. He is ambitious to day at the Chautauqua assembly, the Bids will be received until noon, Aug. 2
..lidbrushes, and sells them cheaper than they enter the military service for Uncle Sam. principal address was delivered by Pres.
31-2
W. L. H embree , clerk.
can be bought anywhere else ill the Willamette
Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are
Uncle George Willis was down from his | Boardmatn and a recitation by Miss Stella
Hay (or Sale.
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them.
Is fast becoming a household friend. It is fir
mountain retreat the first of the week. Noll and Binging by Katherine Glen and
I
will
sell
hay
at my place at $5 per
Jenuie
Snyder
were
promiuent
features
better
than the many patent nostrums now on the
Uncle
George
is
80
years
old
and
as
J. STRONG,
too in the field, or will deliver in Mc­
sound in body and mind and as good a of the program.
market
for the relief of scalds, burns, wounds,
Minnville for $7 per ton.
republican as they make. His wife is
Dealer in and Manufacturer of
The McMinnville Emergency corps will
sprains
or bruises, toothache, rheumatism, neural­
30-2
A sa C ate .
four years older than himself and the give a patriotic entertainment at the op­
gia.
We
buy only the best, made by E. E. Dick­
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pure ozone of the mountain air has kept era house, Saturday evening, July 30tb ;
Livery Business (or Sale.
inson
&
Co.,
and fully recommend it as a valuable
the proceeds to be used for the boys of
Tbe City livery and feed stabler are
SADDLES,
COLLARS, her equally well preserved, be says.
household
remedy.
Witch Hazel and Alcohol
BRIDLES.
WHIPS,
The McMinnville Building and Loan Co. A, 2nd Oregon volunteers. An ex­ offered for sale. The equipmeut is first-
mixed
half
and
half
works wonders for soreness
SPURS, Etc.
association, after a brief and uneventful cellent program will lie rendered and the class and is doing a paying business.
excessive
exercise.
citzens
of
McMinnville
are
asked
to
turn
Terms
reasonable.
AU work tuaranteed as represented. Repairing career, decided by agreement of its stock­
■of alt kinds promptly done. First door south ol
W ilson 4 H enderson .
holders to go into dissolution. Many of out and help the ladies in their good
McMinnville National Bank.
ROGERS BROS. Registered Pharmacists.
the members became stockholders in the work. Program next week. Admission,
For Sale at a Bargain.
adults
25
cents,
children
12
and
under,
Pacific States Savings Building and Loan
LIVERYMEN-
Opposite R. Jacobson & Co.
A good driving team, gelding aud mare,
association of San Francisco, w hich has 15 cents. No extra charge for reserved
color black, age5 years, of Duroc Prince 4-»4»444»»44»44»»-»»4-»44444444»»« ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»■
established* branch here, under manage-; seats.
0ITV STABLES,
and Altamont stock. Also light driving
ment of R. L. Conner, who will receive
Editor Yates of the SheridanSun was
buggy and single and double harness. All
Third St., between E and F.
applications for stock and loans.
a pleasant visitor Monday. Pleasant,
a rare bargain, aud should be taken soon
A rather remarkable disaster occurred we say, pleasant because of the discovery Inquire at this office.
Wilson & Henderson, Props.
in the harvest field of Jerome Derby last that his honor and the writer of this
Native.
item were both reared almost within
Everything first-class. Horses boarded by Friday. The team that was hauling the i
sight
of
the
sounding
waves
of
old
Lake
All
subscribers
to the Christian church
day week or month. Commercial travelers binder became frightened and ran away
conveyed to all poinisat most reasonable rates.
Chautauqua
in
the
good
state
of
New
building
fund
of
McMinnville, Oregon,
Whether it leads to wealth or not, economy is the safest road
withit. Naturally, anything of a harv­
Give iis a call.
to travel. By economy we do not mean stinginess; we cfo not
estable nature that came in contact with York. It was several years ago, and the will pay tbe same to Dr. J. H. Nelson,
mean that you shall consider a low-priced shoe the one to buy.
faces
of
both
have
soberer
and
hand
­
treasurer
of
said
fund.
By
order
ol
build
­
the rapid-flying sickle bar was promptly I
DRAYMEN
t
The most economical shoe buyer is the one that see6 to it
D. M. C aldwell ,
leveled, but the extraordinary occurred ; somer grown since they were mirrored ing committee.
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first, that the shoes are of good quality, second, that they are
back
from
the
placid
waters
of
that
beau
­
28-4
Sec'y
Building
Committee.
when the team reined up to and began
E. COULTER.
<£>
fairly priced. Common sense leads the real economist to pass
operations on a board fence. Eight tiful lake, but the old swimming-holes
X
bv »he t rashy footwear so frequently offered at prices that are
McHINNVlLLE
are
probably
there
yet,
and
other
gen
­
"I
have
used
Chamberlain's
Cough
posts were cut squarely off, the boards
little, but not low. I have shoes that will meet the require-
mentsof the economical buyer. The.y combine good quality,
passing through nil right, though not as erations are having fun in the same old Remedy in my family for years aud al­
ways with good results,” says Mr. W. B. «
style and fit at a medium price. Come in and see.
X
well bound as if they had l>een wheat. way.
Cooper of El Rio, Cal. “For small chil­ # Sign of the Big Boot.
p. DIEUSCHNEIDER.
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■ Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful The team then became detached from
II.
V.
Matthews
was
at
McMinnville
'.latidling guaranteed. Collections will be made
Boots and Shoes. X
the machine, jumped two barb-wire fen­ the fore part of the week attending the dren it is especially effective.” For sale X
monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
ces, dragging the tongue after them, and regular quarterly meeting of the Oregon by 8. Howorth 4 Co.
finally brought up unscathed. Although Fire Relief Association. The quarterly
WOOD WORKER.
Van S. will be at Commercial stables
the machine was badly damaged in the report just ¡»sued shows the association
Monday afternoons and Tuesdays, Wed­
end, its work on the fence ought to be a to be in a flourishing condition. Its
JZJD HOFF,
nesdays and Thursdays at Sheridan and
valuable testimonial as to its substantia] membership seems to be increasing at a
Fridays and Saturdays at McMinnville.
qualities.
remarkable rate, the net increase during Balance of time at North Yamhill. The
Charley Benedict, a McMinnville bov the past three months averaging more other horse, Baron Douglas, will be at
will repair your Buggies and Wagons, manufac­
• • • •
ture Office Furniture, Book cases, Wardrobes,
than 100 per week. The association now Commercial stables all the time except
Brackets, Whatnots and all kinds of wood work. who was in Idaho when the call for
troops came and who joined the let Ida­ has more than 7,500 members in the Wednesdays and Thursdays, when he
MONMOUTH, OR.
Two Doors East of City Stables.
ho infantry, was in the third expedition state and more than bOO in Marion will be at Sheridan.
J. W. H enry .
Strong Academic .nd professional Connie*
Well equipped Training Department of
to Manila that arrived at Honolulu ou county During the past twelve months
nine grade«, with 230children.
the 6th of July. A letter has just been ’ its members have saved more than $30,-
BANKING
Regular Normal Course of three year*.
Senior year wholly professional. Graduates
received by his parents, dated at Hono­ 000 as compared with stock company
of accredited hign schools and colleges ad­
mitted directly to professional work. The
lulu, the 7tb. From his representation I rates.—Salem Statesman.
NO. 3867
diplomaol tbe school Is recognized by law
The
launching
of
the
new
steamboat
it
appears
that
the
arrival
of
the
third
'
as
a life certificate to teach.
THE .Wc.W INK VILLE
The graduates of the school are in de­
was hailed with as much enthusiasm by built at Independence by Capt. Skinner,
mand as teachers.
the island Americans as was the first ' was successfully accomplished Saturday
Light Expense«.—The year for from
expedition. He states that $20,000 was afternoon. A large crowd was in at­
Pure Manila binding twine,
$130 to $160.
tendance
and
they
waited
from
2
o
’
clock,
raised to entertain American soldiers and
THIS
WEEK
ONLY,
13^
—McMinnville, Oregon.—
Beautiful and healtbhil location. No sa­
as much more was pledged if necessary. the advertised time, until 5:90, when the
loons. Tbe first term will open Tuesday,
Paid up Capital, «.50,000 It was a kind of surprise to him after all, boat slid down the ways. Mrs. Captain cts. per pound.
September 2utb. Catalogues, giving hill de­
tails of work cheertull}- senton application.
after getting 2000 miles away from home, Skinner broke a bottle of water over the Ben Japanesecrude sulphur, 9A per eentpure, ’
Surplus *10,000.
Address P. L. CAMPBELL, Pres.
to find so much Americanism—Ameri- bow and named the boat Valley Queen. 136.00 pe r ton
Transacts a General Banking Buslnese.
OrW. A. Wann, Sec’y of Faculty.
per yard, i
l can flags flying everywhere and every- The boat is of very pretty model, 85 feet Genuine Calcutta bop cloth.
Office Hours 9 a. m to 4 p. m.
! I>ody singing, whistling, or playing oar long and 17 foot beam. She is a stern
SPECIAL PRICES TO MEMBERS.
I familliar national airs. Honolulu is de- wheeler. The machinery, of 100 horse­
kinds of Watches, Clock!
| scribed as a beautiful city, "having the power, will be the same type as that used We are beadquarters for all kind, of harvest­ All kinds of Fino,
LEE LAUGHLIN, President.
D. A. SM/TH’S All and
Jewelry for aaleat
J. L. ROGERS. Vice-President.
Difficult and
largest sugar refinery in the world, ice in the Inland Flyer, building at Port­ ing. farm and bom. lupplle. at wholesale
—
NEW
—
hard tlmea prices.
E. C. APPERSON, Cashier.
land. As the boat rests on the water price,.
old
Watches
re
­
works,
iron
works,
street
care,
electric
For further particular,, address:
W. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier.
lights, telephone and telegraph facilities, now she draws seven inches of water. PACIFIC COABT HOME SUPPLY ABSOCIA- : paired and made
41 Finn Street, and 220-224 A«b Street I
to run as good
Oila, oil«, oil», oila. machine oils, paint but no cable to the outeide world.’’ The j It will be at least two month* before she TION,
Portland, Oregon
will
be
entirely
completed.
as new at
expedition
left
for
Manila
on
the
Stb.
1
oils and oil« of *11 kind« at Hodson'*.
Rf MT DOCK TO POOrOFPICg.
«
«
«?
O. G. ESTES.
HARNESS,
WITCH HAZED
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HARNESS,
:
Economy
Is the Road to Travel
i
d
T
I
t
Truck and Dray Co.
Seventeenth Annual Session
....STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
WOOD WORKER
Twine,
Sulphur,
Hop Cloth.
• I
National Bank
Jeoielry Store * * *