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G. 8. M right, dentist. Ride a Columbia. Fresh Tillamook cheese and honey at j C. Grissen's new stock of wall paper. 6 1 Bettman A Warren's. G. 8. Wright, dentist. Call on W. L. Hembree for your picture A new liue of tobacco and cigars just framing. For Sale—a fresh cow. Inquire of W. received at Bettman A Warren’s. J. Strong. 33lf Dr. Lowe says quality is the test of Tents to sell or rent. Inquire of F.lsia j cheapness. Attorney F. W. Fenton joined his DR. LEROY LEWIS, Dentist. Wright. i.,-1 family nt Newport on Monday. Fruit jars and jelly glasses of all sizes McMinnville. Miss Ina Cooper has returned home ■■■■ ' 1 1 ' at Bettman A Warren’s. Carl Fuchs is making elaborate changes For ice cream, soda water, oranges, in the arrangement of his cigar factory. from The Dalles. PHYSICIANS II. C. Burns returned Saturday from lemons, etc., go to T. A. White’s. All roads lead to the Racket Store, ^ALBREATH & GOUCHER, and they are getting dust from the heavy his visit to St. Joseph, Mo. W. I.. Hembree, agent for the Yost Herbert L. Toney is canvassing Lane typewriter. travel. 34-3 > Physicians Buy your blank books at W. L. Hem forks, straw forks, barley forks, county with the portable pantry. and Surgeons. hop Hay forks Bettman & Warren will receive a new bree’s. and knives and forks,all styles stock of crockery in a few days. (Ofllee over Braly's Bank.) The best 25-cent meal in the city is ob and prices at Hodson’s. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Walker visited tainable at T. A. White’s restaurant. McMlSNVlLI.B • - - OR WON. Frank Abram Powell will preach next Lord’s day at 11 a. m. on "Giving” am) friends in Salem on Wednesday. Bettman A Warren candle their eggs The R eporter and Weekly Oregonian before they leave the store. at 8 p. m. on “Man and Matter." £OOK & CABLE, New wagons, buggies, hacks, Garden one year for $2, strictly in advance. Senator Geo. W. McBride has returned Physicians Charles Saling is soon to enter the from Washington to hi9 home at St. City and Morrison plows, etc., for sale employ of Chas. Griesen as salesman. Helens. 20-11 and Surgeons. by C. D. Johnson, B street. J. L. Rogers and family returned last Mrs. II. C.Burnsand son Hollie left The New Home and Wheeler A Wil Rooms in Jacobson Block, Wednesday morning for a visit of sever Tuesday from camping on the Nestucca. son sewing machines, needles and extras M c M innville , ... O regon . al weeks with the family of Henry Bills 15tf A recount of the Boise-D’Arcy vote at C. Grissen’s. 8. A. Manning left for Newport on at Tillamook. will be made in Tillamook August 24th. MEAT MARKETS All persons knowing themselves in Henry Bills of Tillamook has sold his Wednesday. His family will go over debted to me for dental work, will please New York racket store to a Hood River next week. Q STREET MEAT MARKET, call at once and settle the same, at the man. Graduates of ndTinnville college The light running “New Home" needs no recom clerk's office. J. H. N elson . are eligible to examination for state Harlow Mills visited his uncle at Inde mendation. Its superiority is established all over Reynolds & Branham. Prop’s. the world; it is woman’s favorite sewing machine, Mrs. Nile Davidson. Tom Turner, pendence last week, an<l rusticated at teachers' diploma. beautifully finished and guaranteed for rive years Misses Kate and Georgia Jones, and Newport. Why pay traveling agents a fancy price for aii infe The family of H. S. Maloney has Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all rior machine, when you can get the best for 30 per kinds constantly in stock. «’ash paid for Misses Rua Goucher and I.uella Allen cent less. Come and see for yourselves. E. B. Collard has charge of Christen moved into the Goucher property west hides. Highest mar ket price paid for all kinds returned from Jones’ mill on Sunday. of lat stock. son A Sawyer’s warehouse at North of J. W. Hobbs’ residence. CHAS. GRISSEN McMinnville Oregon Dr. J. E. Bartel of Astoria has decided Yamhill. Wm. Schmidt, who lives on the Baker to locate in McMinnville, and has leased jy^ATIHIES & BOOTH, A. D. Simpson expects to leave next farm north of town, had a yield of 30 the rooms in Union block formerly oc week for Wallowa county, to engage in bushels of wheat to the acre. Proprietors of cupied bv Dr. S. A. Young. We now have a few thousand dollars to the sale of portable pantrios. « NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Ira Nelson and his parents, Mr. and ♦t CITY MARKET. Shell Hawley returned last week from loan on farm property, at good terms. Mrs. A. J. Nelson, will leave for Foley Spring Mattresses, Camp Stoves, Tinware, 12tf I rvine A V inton . Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds Springs in a few days for quite a pro Fairfield, Calif., and will remain here ♦i Hammocks, Etc., Etc. Call and see ns. about six weeks before returning. Ira Nelson and Mrs. Annie Henderson, • ---------------------------- South side Third St. between B and C. tracted stay for the benefit of Uncle Jeff’s accompanied by their father, Mr. Jeff Mrs E. S. Warren and daughter health. Mildred, and her niece, Millie Hale, left Nelson, went up to the mill on Thursday. Beverly Apperson is iu the employ of on Monday for Waterloo, for a stay of PRODUCE MARKET. 1 am able to furnish loans on first-class the Northwestern Construction Co. of two weeks. farm security, from $2,000 upward, at 7 the Astoria & Columbia railroad, as tele Q STREET PRODUCE HARKET, Mayor Wm. Chrisman and wife left on per cent interest; loans to run from 3 to graph operator, and is well pleased with Saturday for Hebo, Tillamook county, 5 years. Parties wishing to borrow mon his job. L. E. Walker, Prop. R. L. C onner . where they will remain in camp until ey, call and see me. Lester Vanetta was the lucky boy who September. Mrs. W. I.. Warren and Miss Mayme 4» Cash paid for Poultry and Country Produce. drew the gold watch at the Kickapoo 4» Hides and Tallow bought. Hay, Oats, Millfeed. tent Monday evening. He guessed the Ed Hot! has the job of constructing a Payne, her niece, drove over to Ocean Which is becoming st» well known and appreciated in Yamhill County 4» Oil Meal. Flaxseed ami Bee Supplies of all Park on Wednesday. new library case for the college, to be and the State. E. ESTES introduced this fence three years ago, and kinds kept on hand. bottle of beans at 915, which was the sales are constantly increasing. See him at the New and Second-Hand 4» In planning for next school year, seven feet high and twelve feet long, ---- ------ —---------- ! exact number. 4» Store, Adams building, south side Third St., McMinnville. don’t overlook ‘‘Old McMinnville,” with over twenty panel doors. 4» BARBERS. Judge Magers went to Newport on Married—By Rev. R. W. King at hie the home college of Yamhill valley. 4» Monday, having under his escort Misses 4* residence, Sunday morning, Aug. 7th, at Expenses very low. Send for cata yy H. LOGAN, Stella Patty, Dotha Daniels and Effie logue. Manning. The Judge took a large box! 9 a. m., Mr. Raudall Seiters and Miss Both of the new churches now build Julia DawsoD, both of this city. of valley fruit with him. ing will have the features of a sloping Geo. Wilcox is back at his post as sta Robt. Henderson, of the Reporter I am located opposite Burns A Danielsand aim Cornell has been sent to floor .and a dome ceiling. There is Baid to give all customers good treatment for little force, is off on his vacation, and is fav tion agent. money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat Eugene and Baird to Aumsville. Cra to be nothing better for acoustic proper ♦ ored beyond common humanity with ronage .solicited. ♦ ties than this kind of a ceiling. mer remains as assistant to Wilcox. the generous hospitality of the Grossers < ► The upper end of the county seems to Wm. F. Dielschneider was over to at Highland lodge, near Willimina. ♦ HARNESS Is fast becoming a household friend. It is far 3 lead on yield of grain this year. The Engineers are in demand at this time. Tillamook last week, giving the people average promises to be something near better than the many patent nostrums now on the X gLSIA WRIGHT, A threshing crew at Rickreall sent down the benefit of his services as optician. 20 bushels to the acre. The largest yield market for the relief of scalds, burns, wounds, X He was accompanied by Mrs. Dielschnei Monday to secure the services of D. A. Manufactures and Deals in we have heard of was Wm. Guuning’s of sprains or bruises, toothache, rheumatism, neural- J J Smith, if possible. His competency had der. Bellevue, who had 36 bushels to the acre. ♦ HARNESS, Hon. II. II. Winslow of Sheridan has been established by former service in gia. We buy only the best, made by E. E. Dick- 3 E. I). Poulson and John James, farm that line. He could not leave his store, traded ilia farm of 146 acres for a well- inson & Co., and fully recommend it as a valuable X SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, but helped the crew out of their difficulty improved tract of ten acres owned by Mr. ers near Sterling, Iowa, have been in the household remedy. Witch Hazel and Alcohol city this week, and are desirous of pur «.ndbrushe>. and sells them cheaper than they by taking up another mau. Fogg within the corporate limits of New can be bought anywhere else in tin- Willamette mixed half and half works wonders for soreness 3 chasing some good farms in Yamhill Valley. Oui all home made sets of harness are berg. He will occupy the new place Mrs. Myrtle Barnhart, nee Henderson, pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. county. Both have families and expect excessive exercise. J J about the first of October. Mr. Winslow of Redlands, Calif., very agreeably sur to move to this state if they find places prised her parents and friends here by decided he was getting too old to do so yy J. STRONG, ROGERS BROS. Registered Pharmacists. 3 to suit them. walking in on them unannounced Sat much farming. Newberg is securing a < ► G. W. Jones, John Wortman and his Dealer in and Manufacturer of urday evening. Like many others, she first-class citizen and Sheridan is losing Opposite R. Jacobson & Co. 3 sou Ralph, and Port Adams went fishing one. appreciates the advantages of Oregon’s HARNESS, summer climate, and has come to enjoy A number of citizens took a day’s out from the mill on Sunday to the Trask it for a couple of months. ing at Baker falls on Tuesday. Among river aud got lost on the return. They SADDLES, COLLARS, did not get back till Monday night about The Southern Pacific lias just issued a them were Mr. and Mrs. Hoberg, Mr. BRIDLES, WHIPS, 9:30, having bad nothing to eat while and Mrs. R. Nelson, Mrs. MatthieB and special family ticket rate, good for thirty SPURS, Etc. lost but fat bacon. Jones is said to be All work guaranteed as represented. Repairing rifles between the various points on its daughter, Miss Nena Scheop, Mrs. Snel of all kinds promptly done. Located at coiner line and Portland, for the next six ling and daughter Bena, Miss Nellie the only man who bung onto bis fish of Third ami B Streets. months. Also a 52-ride individual Crewse and J. W. Henry. Attorney throughout the weary journey. monthly commutation ticket. The Geo.Burgbam and family have been Livery Business for Sale. LIVERYMEN. Whether it leads to wealth or not, economy is the safest road 4 family rate from McMinnville to camped up there the past week. There The City livery and feed stables are to travel. By economy we do not mean stinginess; we do not is a chance at Baker falls to make a fine Portland in $.30 for thirty rides, and ÇITY STABLES, mean that you shall consider a low-priced shoe the one to buy. half that amount for individual ticket. summer resort, if the place were prop offered for sale. The equipment is first- ¿g. The most economical shoe buyer is the one t hat sees to it class aud is doing a paying business. erly improved. North Yamhill rates are $23.60 and $12. Third St., between E and F. first, that the shoes are of good quality; second, that they are Lafayette rates are $20.6"> and $10. Day Preacher W. I). RiBley is in trouble Terms reasonable. A, fairly priced. Common sense leads the real economist to pass W ilson A H enderson . Wilson & thnderson, Props. ton rates are $19.45 and $10. again. lie was arrested Thursday in ,’J by the trashy footwear so frequently offered at prices that arc little, but not low. I have shoes that will meet the require- The court house boys have resolved Alsea on a charge of assault with intent For Naic. Everything first-class. Horses boarded by against book agents. mentsof the economical buyer. They combine good quality, Hereafter any to use a dangerous weapon and had a day, week or month. Commercial travelers A house and two lots in Saylor's addi * style and fit at a medium price. Come in and sec. conveyed to all l'oints at most reasonable rates. book agent entering the court house will preliminary examination in this city the tion for sale cheap. Will take a young at Sign of the Big Boot. Give iis a call. p. DlELtSCHNElDER. same evening, which resulted in his be charged an entrance fee of 50 cents, team and wagon as part pay. Boots and Shoes. and 50 cents an hour for all the time he being turned over to await the action of 34-4 S hell H awley . DRAYMEN shall take in presenting ihe merits of the grand jury in the stun of $150 bail, his book. Lady agents will be charged which he furnished. We know very State School Fund. E. COULTER. at the rate of $1 per hour for time occu little about the case or what brought The following apportionment of the state M c M innville pied in extolling their books, but no about the altercation, but it seems school fund for Yambill county is being seif by Supt. Littlefield. The apportionment 1« All kinds of Fine, kinds of Watches, Clockt charge if they desire to talk on other Hardy McCormick caused his arrest. To out D. A. SMITH'S All and on the basis of 11 22 tn the pupil: Jewelry for Rale at Difficult and Truck and Dray Co. subjects. The janitor is made ex-officio say the least, Risley is working up a made Dist. Pupils. Amt. — NEW— Dist. Pupil«. Amt. hard time» prices. old Watches re rather unenviable reputation as a scrap 1 1 54 90 4.5 45 16 19 52 Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful collector of the fees, with authority to 2 22 26 M 46 .50 61 00 paired and made itandlitig guaranteed, follections will la- made call on the sheriff if need be to enforce per and maybe be has missed his calling. 140 .30 3 115 47 30 36 60 monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap. 190 231 Ml) 4 48 to run as good 198 ¿11 66 —Corvallis Times.......... Risley was a bis regulation. 5 31 37 8’2 49 54 65 MH as new at 58 5«» 50 County Surveyor Branson, whois sur student of McMinnville college eeven 6 48 36 43 92 NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE. WOOD WORKER. 60 73 20 51 35 4 2 70 veying a whole township about Mt. He years ago, and nobody would have 8 7 60 73 20 60 .52 73 20 9 112 24 92 53 8 9 76 bo in Tillamook county for the govern guessed that he would turn out a scrap 10 56 68 3’2 5| ED HOFF, 51 62 22 ment. recently encountered a dense fog per. He probably didn’t attend the 11 82 100 01 55 10 12 20 32 91 27 ,V> 19 59 78 12 the evening, when on top of the college long enough for his good. 13 42 70 .57 35 15 18 30 WOOD WORKER in mountain. 26 31 72 58 11 29 35 :» It was extremely diffiAilt The first new wheat of the 1898 crop 15 26 31 72 r$9 48 .58 50 will repair your Buggies and Wagons, manufac for himself and assistants to find their brought to Dayton was received by J. W. 159 16 193 98 w 15 18 30 ture Otnre Furniture, Book cases. Wardrobes, 65 *8 61 17 54 6 7 32 Brackets, Whatnots and all kinds of wood work. way back to camp, and the task of doing Exon, August 1st. It was brought in 18 18 3() 52 63 41 62 15 19 39 47 .58 63 29 35 38 so occupied about three hours’ time. from J. W. Fletcher’s place. The price | 20 Two Door« East of City Stables. 63 H n0 52 64 61 U0 There is said to be hundreds of acres of, paid per bushel to Fletcher for the wheat 21 56 f»M 32 65 19 23 18 210 22 256 20 66 29 35 38 comparatively level and tillable land on was 57 cents. It was plump and full 23 CO 73 20 67 17 OR 14 BANKING 21 22 26 M 68 46 56 12 this the highest point of the coast range, weight. I. Nichols and B. Gabriel 25 ;,9 47 .58 69 15 k 6 13 .39 but its value is impaired by the fact that are having a windmill and large tank put 26 47 .58 70 19 23 18 27 57 69 54 71 7 8 54 NO 3B5T snow covers it as a rule until early in up in the rear of Nichols A Gabriel’s! 28 249 303 78 72 3 3 FA THE yicniM^VlEEE 29 352 429 44 73 9 10 98 J nne. store. A. Unruh is doing the work. The 30 56 6M 32 74 20 24 40 75 36 43 92 The “Tennessee Students," colored tank, which holds 5000 gallons of water, 31 91 ./) 75 76 9 10 98 singers, had but a small audience at the Mr. Unruh made of the best yellow fir, 32 .V. 28 06 23 77 14 17 08 15 86 34 13 78 73 - • i opera house Monday evening. There and it. is well booped with strong iron. 35 20 24 40 36 7» 43 92 7 C9 M) 36 ate five singers — a tall, slim soprano, a M 18 8 .54 It is a huge affair, and of course, as all —McMinn ville, Oregon.— 5! 28 62 22 81 34 16 short, thick alto, a medium tenor, a know who have seen cooperage work 37 :<8 41 0 02 4 88 82 4 NPaid up Capital, $50,000 little sawed-off altissimo tenor, and a tall, done by him, is well built. The erec 39 41 W O2 83 5 6 10 »0 619 755 18 81 25 .30 . i0 19 23 IK K5 19 j heavy set bass. The singers excelled in tion of the wind mill and tank is a good 41 U 18 Surplus SIO.OOO. 36 42 43 92 86 18 21 96 the comic negro melodies, but were not, thing for the firm of Nichols A Gabriel, 43 75 64 Transacts a General Banking Burines». 50 02 41 F>,«» « much on solo work. Part of the program as it gives them a chance to sprinkle the 44 Office Hours 9 ». m. to 4 p. m. consisted of the dramatization of South-1 street in front of their store and keep | The county school fund, which now amount« ern scenes, which was quite realistic. the dost laid, and cool the temperature to fto.S05.11, will also he sent out next week, at rate of 12.15 cent« for each pupil. Supt. LEE LAUOHUN. President. The best voices were the Itass and alto. around their premises in hot weather. the Littlefield say« ft will be bl« policy to distrib J L. ROUERS. Vice-President. : The manager was somewhat chagrined But the greatest benefit of all would be ute this county fund whenever it reacbea an ! E. C. APPERSOV. Cashier. IV. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier. ! over his reception here, as receipts fell in fire, when they would have an abun amount equal to or more than one dollar to each I behind expenses about $7. A free show dance of water, and appliance for throw pupil, rather than wait till a given time of the year, while achool board« are compelled to bor | Oil«, oils. oils, oils, machine oils, paint at the Kickapoo tent reduced the atten- ing water to extinguish the flames.— row and day Interest, when money due them Dayton Herald. | dance. lie« in the county trenaury. pils and oils of all kinds at Hodson's. SPAIN MIGHT LOCAL NEWS. B«G * “Save her honor” and still lose Cuba, but what / will yon save it’ you lose your teeth by neglect and abuse? To ihoae of my patients who have frequent dental examinations. J can assure preservation of «heir teeth and small dental bills. Not only Crown and Bridge work, but every department of the dental art is made a specialty. You are invited to call. 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