SPAIN SAVED HER HONOR [?]'
But has lost everything else. But what have
you saved, if you have lost your teeth and your
health by neglecting to consult your dentist fre­
quently? In my office all our energies are de­
vot *d to saving impaired teeth, but if hopeless,
plates and bridges are inserted by the latest
and best methods. We will be pleased to talk
and advise with you concerning the condition
of your teeth.
DR. LEROY LEWIS, Dentist.
McMinnville.
PHYSICIANS
ÇALBREATH & GOUCHER,
Physicians
and Surgeons.
4
(Office over Braly's Bayk.)
M c M innville
O regon .
...
£OOK & CABLE,
Physicians
and Surgeons.
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
M c M innville ,
J
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O regon .
•
E. BARTEL,
Physician & Surgeon.
Rooms 7-8, Union Block, McMinnville.
Special attention given to diseases of Women
and Children, Stomach Troubles, Prostatic Dis­
eases, Ruptures.
SPECIALIST.
QR. H. C. FENTON,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist.
Oregonian Building,
-
Portland, Oregon
MEAT MARKETS
p STREET MEAT MARKET,
Reynolds & Branham, Prop's.
Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all
kinds constantly in stock.
Cash paid for
hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds
of lat stock.
y^ATTHIES & BOOTH,
Proprietors of
CITY MARKET.
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds
South side Third St. between B and C.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Q STREET PRODUCE MARKET,
T
L. E. Walker, Prop.
Cash pai.l for Poultry and Country Produce.
Hides mid Tallow bought. Hay, Oats, Millfeed,
Oil Meal, Flaxseed aud Bee Supplies of all
kinds kept on hand.
JF.-.
BARBERS.
yy
H. LOGAN,
BARBER
I am located opposite Burns.y Daniels anil aim
to give all customers good treatment for little
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat­
ronage solicited.
HARNESS
gLSIA WRIGHT,
Manufactures and Deals in
*
HARNESS,
SADDLES, BRIDLES,
SPURS,
„nd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they
can be bought anywhere «Ise in the Willamette
"WValley. 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,
All work guaranteed as represented. Repairing
of all kinds promptly done. Located at corner
of Third ana B Streets.
LIVERYMEN.
(JITY STABLES,
Third St., between E and F.
Wilson & Henderson, Props
Everything first-class. Horses boarded by
day, week or month. Commercial travelers
conveyed to all pointsat most reasonable rates.
Give iis a call.
DRAYMEN
yy
j . stow ,
M c M innville
Truck and Dray Co.
d^Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful
handling guaranteed. Collections will be made
monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
WOOD WORKER.
COK1OFF,
WOOD WORKER
will repair ynnr Bnggie* and Wagon« manufac­
ture orfice Furniture, Book ease*. Wardrobes,
Bracket«. Whatnot.« and all kind* of wood work.
Two Doors East of City Stables.
School book« and school supplies at
C. Griesen's.
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The beat 25-cent meal in the city is ob­
tainable at T. A. White’s restaurant.
School books at Hembreo’s.
G. S. Wright, dentist.
Remember your eyes and Win. F.
C. Grissen’s new stock of wall paper. 6
Dielschneider
ffthey need glasses.
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
Fruit jars and jelly glasses of all sizes
Superior
drills
and seeders, best made.
at
Bettman
&
Warren
’
s.
Wanted—Clover hay baled or loose.I
I J. L. Ladd of Amity was in the city From $50 up, at Hodson’s.
Inquire at this office.
Persons who have contraeteti wood on
Miss Woods, this week, has an entire Wednesday.
new line of ladies’ wrappers, capes, etc.
Ladies, when you want an up-to-date subscription are requested to fetch it
along.
Bettman & Warren will receive a new pair of shoes, call on A. E. McKern.
Heating Btoves, all kinds. Aluminum
stock of crockery in a few days.
Will Logan lost his young driving
stove boards, cheaper than the old style.
John Wisecarver is moving out to the horse by quinsy one day last week.
Hodson sells them.
fair grounds and expects to engage in
Place your order early with F. W.
The A. J. Appergon stock of general
hop cultivation next season.
Spencer for Monitor Drills.
merchandise
has been bought by Port­
New wagons, buggies, hacks, Garden
A daughter was born to the wife of
land
parties
and
will be closed out at the
City and Morrison plows, etc., for sale Ivan Daniel last Sunday, Sept. 25th.
old stand.
by C. D. Johnson, B street.
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A new line of tobacco and cigarB just
To Patron« of the Public School«.
Miss Estella Noll has entered upon a received at Bettman & Warren’s.
year’s study and training at the state
The undersigned begs to announce
Mies Elva Apperson went to Portland
normal.
yesterday to spend a week with friends. that he has the largest and best assorted
The New Home and Wheeler & Wil­
If you want a good fountain pen go to stock of school books and stationery west
of Portland ; also, the laws of the state,
son sewing machines, needles and extras Wm. F. Dielschneider.
outside of textbooks, do not prescribe the
at C. Grissen’s.
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Miss Jessie Manning began teaching kind of paper,tablet orconqiositiou books
Dr. Hall and wife of Minneapolis are school in the Turner district near Sheri­
to be used, but uniform grades and sizes
expected here the first of the week to dan on Monday.
can be found at any stationery store;
visit their aunt Mrs. Ellen Babcock.
Wanted—Five cords of ash and five of notwithstanding this fact, certain of the
The free reading room is now open to old fir wood. Leave pro[*oHals at Re­ | public school teachers of tiiis city, con­
the public. Good literature will be found porter office.
trary to instructions from tiie principal,
on the tables. A welcome to all.
B. F. DeFord has moved from Ilope- requested their pupils in the schoolroom,
F. W. Spencer has a carload of Moni­ well to a farm a few miles west of Me- to purchase a certain kind of composition
tor Seeders and Drills on the road. Minnville.
book with a certain kind of a cover, an<l
Everyone knows the Monitor—there is
that said article could be bought at the
We now have a few thousand dollars to
none equal.
store of a certain school officer.
loan on farm property, at good terms.
As a taxpayer and a patron of the
Dr. J. W. Watts of Lafayette has BO
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I rvine & V inton .
far recovered from his collision with
schools I protest against teachers using
Department No. 2 of the circuit court the school room as a means of advertis­
railroad' train as to be up and about on
will convene Oct. 17.
crutches.
ing private business, even if it should be
All persons knowing themselves in­ Fresh Tillamook cheese and honey at that of some certain school officer.
Y'ours in fairness,
debted to me for dental work, will please Bettman & Warren’s.
C has . G rissen .
C. F. Daniels and J. E. Noll served as
call at once and settle the same, at the
bailiffs in court this week.
clerk’s office.
J. H. N elson .
Pl Bl.lt SALE.
Scotch Clipper plows are the best and
Charley Palmer, well known here, is
lying in a Portland hospital, recovering at prices to suit all. Hodson has them.
I well sell at public sale to the highest
from the effects of an operation for cal­ A D. Hoskins has some fine robes and bidder at my place, known as the W. E.
culus of the bladder.
blankets at reasonable prices. Go and Warren or Soper place, in Muddy valley,
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on Saturday, October 8th, 1898, at 10
When in need of anything in the shoe see them.
line I would be pleased to have you call;
Mr. Eldridge, late of Utah, has decided o’clock a. in., the following property: 7
no trouble to show goods.
to establish a creamery at Newberg at head of milch cows, 1 Durham bull, 10
head of young cattle, one pair good geld­
once.
A. E. M c K ern .
Attorneys C. C. Linden and S. B. Hus­ And why not save postage und C. ings, 6 and 10 years old, 13 head of
ton of Hillsboro were attending court Grissen before ordering your papers and slioats, 10 tonB of baled cheat hay, and
other farm articles. One good Stude­
this week.
magazines?
baker wagon, 2?4 inch; one set double
E va M artin does not import her hats
There are between 80 and 100 men em­
direct from Parisian designers, but she ployed on the Y’amhill locks now, and harness, one buggy, one hack, one plow,
one harrow, one large cook stove—one
has some pretty good imitations, which work is moving night and day.
six-holed range cook stove—an A 1
she is offering at very reasonable prices.
C. E. Branson is home from Til la tnook stove—one heater, and other household
Attorney McNary, partner of S. L. county, having secured an extension of goods.
Hayden, is conducting prosecutions in his government surveying contract until
Terms of sale—Three and six months
the circuit court for the regular incum­ spring.
time, with ten per cent interest and good
bent, who is engaged on the Magers-Sink
Are you going to paint your bouse? security. Five per cent discount forcasb
ease at Salem.
Consult Elsia Wright about paints and on cattle, and 8 per cent discount for
Lost—Somewhere on Third street, near oils. He will give you the best material cash on everything else advertised.
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Wilson’s stable, on Wednesday, the 28th, at least cost.
S amuel S<5 fer .
a purse containing about $6, receipts,
Dr. C. N. Thomas lectured at the opera
For Sale.
etc. Reward given for return to this house on Cuba last evening, under
office. Property belongs to Miss Lizzie auspices of the city schools and the col­ The old Christian church property in
this city for sale at a bargain. See Dr. J.
Frauendeiner of Willamina.
lege.
II. Nelson at county clerk's office. 37tf
The friends of Jacob Wortman, presi­ Orville Parker of Lafayette has sup­
planted
I.
N.
Collard
as
janitor
of
the
dent of the First National, were gratified
Farm to Trade.
to see him again on the streets the first court house. Collard is assisting his
A farm near Newberg, consisting of
brother
on
his
dray
line.
of this week, after a prolonged absence.
He lias not fully recovered from the ef­ Have your shoes mended by Hoskins. 240 acres, 100 in cultivation, to exchange
fects incident to surgical operation, but Special attention to ladies’ shoe repair­ for a larger place. Inquire at this office.
is making such satisfactory progress as ing.
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Clothing! Clothing!
to inspire hope of many years of business
Miss Dotha Daniels will begin teach­ The custom of this country requires
activity and usefulness.
ing a term of school next Monday be­ every one to wear clothing. You cannot
Dr. E. E. Goucher and Walter Miller tween North Yamhill and the Pike neigh­ do better than at the RACKET STORE
got home from British Columbia Satur­ borhood.
for men’s and boys’ clothing, A large
There will be no meeting of the Emer­ line just coming in.
day evening, looking bronzed and hearty,
40-3
and had a pleasant summer outing if they gency Corps Red Cross society today.
PIANOS.
didn’t find much gold. Dr. Goucher’s Meets next Friday, Oct. 7th, at the home
hair is a good deal whiter than it was o' Mrs. Ungerman.
B. G. Magoon, representing the great
April 9th, when they left McMinnville,
A. V. R. Snyder is serving as assistant
music
house of the Wiley B. Allen Co. of
but lie explains it by saying that the clerk of the house at Salem. His paper
birds in arctic climates turn white, and is in charge of his daughter Satie, who Pbrtland, is in McMinnville with a fine
he is a kind of a bird, anyway.
makes a rather better editor than her line of pianos and organs, which lie will
oiler for sale on easy terms. Old instru­
Tiie board of equalization is in session father.
A. E. McKern lias received his fall ments taken in exchange. Will remain
this week. The principal event of their
but a few days, so please call early and
sitting was the appearance before them stock of ladies’ and gents’ fine shoes, and make a selection from the finest stock <f
now
has
as
complete
an
assortment
as
of Attorney W. D. Fenton of Portland
instruments ever offered for sale in your
in the interest of the Southern Pacific’s can be found in the city, ranging in town. Located in Union block.
40-2
price
from
$1
to
$4
per
pair.
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tixes. Assessor Wood had raised the
Organ«.
A Newberg young man was talking to
valuation $’>00 per mile, and tiie railroad
objected to the increase on tiie main a girl on a higher plane than her educa­ The Wiley B. Allen Co. of Portland,
line but not. on the Newlierg road. Re­ tion would permit, and finally asked her Or., will for the next ten days sell you
duction was granted to tXie former valua­ if she had been favorable to annexation. such organs as the Mason & Hamlin, Es­
She replied: “It is rather sudden, but if tey, Chicago Cottage, Ann Arbor, Far-
tion on tiie main line.
you are willing, I am.”
rend A Votey, Crown and the Shultz
Siitnnel Soper advertises a public sala
for from $55 up to $75 each, and every
Mary
Dempsey
lias
commenced
divorce
of his effects on Oct. Sth, in this issue.
instrument
is fully guaranteed. They
proceedings
in
the
state
circuit
court
Sam will soon follow his family to the
are
located
in
the Union block, McMinn­
agninst
Caralxx)
Dempsey,
and
also
asks
east, but will go with some misgivings as
ville,
for
the
next
ten days. Represented
to the propriety of leaving gentle and sa­ to lie allowed to resume her maiden
by
their
traveling
salesman,
name,
Mary
Brisbine.
The
couple
were
lubrious and plenteous Oregon for the
B. G. M agoon .
wind-swept plains of Kansas and Nebras­ married in North Yamhill, December 12,
1887,
and
in
1895,
it
is
alleged,
the
de
­
ka, but may return if he can profitably
•
CASTORIA
dispose of a farm he owns in each of fendant deserted.—Telegram.
Bears the signature of C has . H. F letcher .
The delegates to the Fmergency Corps
these states. He is an industrious and
In use for more than thirty years, and
progressive citizen, and will make money and Red CroBS Society convention re­
The Kind l'o« Have Always Ponghi.
w herever he goes. We hope to see him turned home Saturday well pleased with
the work accomplished. A state organi­
come back.
Richard Knight,who went up to Seattle zation was formed with 13 auxiliaries.
The name Emergency Corps was re­
to live with hie son, John, about two
His Story of What Hood’s Sar­
weeks ago, and who fractured his thigh tained that the local work may be con­
tinued for our Oregon boys.
saparilla Has Done
by falling, died at the hospital on Satur­
A pile of gravel on the sonth side of
day, Sept. 24th, and was buried by the
Whole Family Creatly Helped b»
Grand Army post of Seattle in their the street opposite The Reporter office
This Medicine.
has
excited
some
curiosity.
It
is
to
be
cemetery. Father Knight was a man
“I am an old run down soldier, my
used
in
a
cement
walk,
extending
with a somewhat remarkable career. A
whole system being out of order and my
native of Ireland, he came to America from Wright.a block to the east line of right aide partially paralyzed. I have
w hen 9 years old. He learned the black­ White’s restaurant. M. E. Hendrick, tried various remedies and realized only
smith trade when at the age of 14. He Chas. Grissen, Elsia Wright and Bob temporary relief. X have been taking
was twice married, and tiie fattier of 10 , McDonald own the property fronting on Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills, and
have derived more real benefit from them
children. He joined the rush to Pike’s I the improvement.
The marriage of Miss Annie Nichol to than anything I have tried. My wife has
Peak in 1800, and for six years was a
been greatly helped by Hood's Sarsapa­
justice of the peace, hotel keeper and j Dr. H. T. Hoople of Vale, Malheur coun­ rilla. She was sll run down and her
blacksmith in the city of Denver. He 1 ty, was solemnized yesterday afternoon, system much out of order. My two little
enlisted with the Colorado volunteers j at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Cowls, boys recovered quickly from the effects
during the war ot the rebellion, and Rev. Frank A. Powell officiating. The of diphtheria by taking Hood’s Sarsapa­
served nnder Col. Chivington, taking couple departed on the 3 o’clock train rilla, which rid them ot troublesomesorea
part in the famons Sand creek fight with for their future home at Vale, where the and symptoms ot the croup. They are
the Indians.
He came to Oregon in j groom ia lucratively engaged in medical now well and hearty.” W. F. B urnett ,
Remember
1889. During the last year he bad lived practice. The bride has a large number 8tarkey, Oregon.
Sarsa-
with hi« daughter, Martha Ann Sher­ of friends in .McMinnville.
man, near this city. He was a man of
CASTOKIA
parilia
honor, loved peace, hated falsehood, re­ Bear* the signature of C has . H. F lftcwfr .
I »th«’ best-ia fact the One True Blood Purifier.
spected law and in all things was a In use for more than thirty year*, and
Hn/vl’c Pill«
nau^a. lndtge«»i«i,
TV Kind >’ om Havt Alwayi Bought.
model citizen.
IIOOU s I Ills bllionsne««, constipation.
LOCAL NEWS.
To O ur P atrons
FRIENDS AND
THE GENERAL PUBLIC:
•i*
We are constantly adding New and Attractive Lines to
all departments of our Store. We are cognizant of the fact
that many of our customers cannot realize the large assort­
ment of stock carried by us unless bo a visit to our establish­
ment.
We Cordially Invite you to Call and See Us.
Our force of accommodating clerks are prepared to give
you the best of attention.
It has long been our ambition to have a stock so complete,
so tastefully arranged and marked down to such reasonable
prices that our patrons could see no necessity to send to any
outside city for any article. We know we have attained this
result, as we have laid in a stock of goods such as has never
been approximated in Yamhill county, and is equaled by but
few stocks in Oregon. The following lines of goods are car­
ried by us: Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots A Shoes, Hats and
Millinery, Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Valises, fine line of
Capes and Jackets, ready-made Skirts and Suits. We have
just added a largo assortment of Carpets, Linoleums and
Window Shades, also a fine line of Suitings just received for
our Tailoring Department, and we guarautee a perfect fit.
All the goods kept by us are purchased in large quantities
direct from the manufacturers, and much of our clothing is
made up in our own factory, and we are thus in a position to
supply them to you at Eastern prices.
We are grateful for your past patronage, and respectfully
ask that you take advantage of our increased efforts to please
and to place the very best bargains within easy reach.
Respectfully Yours,
R. JACOBSON & CO
McMinnville, Or., Sept. 1st, 1898.
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... Z/Ae 77/c7tyinnville.,,
grange 4 Jarmers'Cc.
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The Largest General Merchandise Store
in the City.
McMinnville, Or., Sept. 25, 1898.
To O ur M any F riends and P attons :
We most cordially invite you to call and inspect our new and com­
plete Stock of Fall Goods, consisting of Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Underwear, Ladies’ Fur Capes and Collars.
new line of Boys’ Suits from 50c to $5, Men’s Suits anil Pants,
• • • Hate A and
Furnishing Goods.
The largest stock of Boots and Shoes carried in the city. Ladies’
and Children's Fine Shoes. A complete line of Belknap & Johnson’s
celebrated Umbrellas.
The Banigan Rubber Boots and Shoes. Everv pair warranted and
every defective pair replaced with new pair.
Ladies’, Children’s and
Gents’ Mackintoshes and Gum Coats at lowest prices ever offered.
We carry a large stock covering three large floors, including our
warehouse, which is filled with a fresh and complete stock of Groceries
and Provisions. We are in position to offer you the lowest prices in the
city, as our expenses are light, anu no heavy rent to pay, and we buy in
large quantities direct, at the lowest cash prices.
We are sole agents for Bntterick Patterns, Dr. Warner's Corsets,
• • • Banigan’s Rubbers, the Royal Tailors, M. Born A Co., and Salem Wool­
en Mills.
We thank you for your past favors, and bojie to save you money
this fall by selling you your supplies.
Y’ours Truly,
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The McMinnville Grange & Farmers’ Co.,
C iiah . P. N elhon , Manager.
Cor. Fourth A B Sts.
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MORE ROOM !
LARGER STOCK !
LOWER PRICES!
I have enlarged my store quarters to make room for my increased
Stock, and the tieople of Yambill County will find me right to the front
this Fall and Winter as usual, with the Largest and Best Ansorlment of
hootwear in McMinnville. They can feel assured I will sustain my rep­
utation, gained in Twenty Years business in McMinnville, of giving the
beet value for the money and carrying the Latest Styles.
An Old Soldier
HOOCI S
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Sign of the Big Boot
F. DIEÜSCHNEIDER.
Books and Shoes.
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WITCH HflZELi
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Is fast becoming a household friend. It is far
better than the many patent nostrums now on the
market for the relief of scalds, burns, wounds,
sprains or bruises, toothache, rheumatism, neural­
gia. We buy only the best, made by E. E. Dick­
inson & Co., and fully recommend it as a valuable
household remedy. Witch Hazel and Alcohol
mixed half and half works wonders for soreness
from excessive exercise.
ROGERS BROS. Registered Pharmacists.
Opposite R. Jacobson & Co.
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