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LOCAL NEWS. Itepublican City Ticket. G. 8. Wright, dentist. For Mayor—Capi. Wyatt Harris. School books at Hembree's. For Recorder—R. 1.. Conner. G. S. Wright, dentist. Clarence Irvine is visiting in Portland. For Marshal—Harvey Neal. “A Soldier of Fortune," benefit cornet, “Apron Strings" at the Methodist Councilman, 1st ward—John Gault. band. Nov. II. church, Dec. 12th. Councilman, 2d ward—G. W. Jones. Bettman A Warren will receive a new i Fruit jars and jelly glasses of all sizes Councilman, 3d ward—W. D. McDon stock of crockery .in a few days. at Bettman & Warren’s. ald. DR. LEROY LEWIS, Dentist. McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mac}’ of Newberg Walter Durham left Monday morniug U ILL.AVIINA. visited their son W. T. over Sunday. for Tacoma, where he has a position. PHYSICIANS A little competition in city elections Hot time coon “Snowball," in “A Sol People are nearly all altlicted with se will bring out a good big vote. It will dier of Fortune. ” Opera house. Nov. 11. I vere Cold«. ÇALBREATH <& GOUCHER, look as though we had a live town. Ed. Hodges of Prineville is here on a House« for rent are in demand. Every M. U. ortner and family now occupy visit to his sister, Mrs. G. S. Wright. house in town is occupied. their new dwelling at eaBt end of Court A new line of tobacco and cigars just For reasons unknown to us, the Meth street. received at Bettman A Warren’s. odist minister could not till his appoint (Oaice over Braly's Bank.) If you want a good fountain ]>en go to Going to chop wood? Hodson has the ment last Sunday ami the same M c M innvili .« • - - O rzoon . Wm. F. Dielschneider. best two growth, shaved hickory axe filled by the Adventist minister. Miss Eva Martin has just received an handle, 25cts. Miss Vick Wilson aud Mrs. W. II. De £OOK & CABLE, other shipment of those nice jackets and John Winneberg of Carlton is another vore made a (lying trip to Amity last Sat plush capes. They sell themselves. good man whose subscription is paid over urday, the former as a patient of Dr. Wood, and the latter as a visitor of Mrs. Have your shoes mended by Hoskins. into the next century. Special attention to ladies' shoe repair The New Home and Climax sewing Wood's. Mr. J. K. Love of the firm of Manning ing. 4ltf machines, needles and extras at C. Gris' Rooms in Jacobson Block, Bros, of McMinnville is a frequent visi sen ’ s. 42tf Byron Millsap is assisting his brother M c M innville , - - - O regon . Bert in his store at Lebanon, where they Frank Hobson now occupies thedwell- tor in these parts, and many homes are are -aid to be doing a good business. ing on B street, vacated by M. U. Gort- made happy by the addition of a new E. BARTEL, sewing machine. We now have a few thousand dollars to ner. Born—Oct. 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee loan on farm property, at good terms. A great variety of men's and Boys’ Harrington, a daughter. At last account 12tf I rvine & V inton . clothing at the Racket store. A very Rooms 7-8, Union Block, McMinnville. good suit of men’s ylothes for $3.25, and the mother and child were doing well, Bert Pearson has bought a half-inter Special attention given to diseases of Women but it is feared by all who know him 43-3 and Children, Stomach Troubles, Prostatic Dis est in Chas. Earhart’s barber shop, and up to $12. that Lee will never recover. eases, Ruptures. htffihired Fred Nelson, while he learns j Mrs. Jos. Moberg went to West Che- Mr. G. A. Epperly has moved with his the trade. , balem on Wednesday to attend an old- family to Portland, where he will en SPECIALIST A D. Hoskins has some fine robes and ' fashioned quilting bee at her daughter’s, gage in business. He still retains his ' Mrs. Verona Nelson. blankets at reasonable prices. < io and H. C. FENTON. mill at this place, which is now in charge see them. 41tf The U. 8. army captured Santiago and of Mr. Sutter. Mr. Epperly has many Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Mr. Gerfein, who was in the employ of 1 Hodson captured U. S. A. axe, the best friends in this part who will miss him in Mr. Hodson, went to Portland Wednes ' and cheapest warranted axe in the mar- many ways. day, where he will be employed in the ket. Oregonian Building, - Portland, Oregon earshops, .lames Durham takes his old Mrs. Wm. Holman and daughter have College Noten. place at Hodson's. I gone to Tacoma to join Will, who has Miss Brosia Pennington was a visitor been sick most of the time since he left at assembly Wednesday. And why not save postage and MEAT MARKETS Grissen before ordering vour papers and ! here. Mr. Williams, class of ’97, had cnarge Q STREET MEAT MARKET, magazines? John F. Adams is back from Pendle of assembly service on Monday. E. A. Freeman and Emma Lavina ton, where he has been looking after his There has been organized, under the Reynolds & Branham, Prop's. Thornton of this county were granted business interests. He reports times good supervision of Miss Glen, a college glee in eastern Oregon. Farmers are holding license to wed Oct. .‘list. club, ojien to young ladies only. their wheat for better prices. Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all 1 Members of the D. of 11. are requested Remember the football game tomor kinds constantly in stock. Gash paid for A nice line of $5 hats reduced to $3.75 hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds • to remember and be present at the meet of fat stock. I at Miss Eva Martin’s. These are not row between Newberg and McMinnville, ing on the 11th Four initiations and a on the college football ground. Admis- left-overs, but are new and up to date in supper. m , uii J.jcl«. Jy^XTTHIES & BOOTH, Are you going to paint vonr house? every particular. Also walking hats re The new students registered this week Proprietors of Consult Eisia Wright about paints and duced from $1.25 and $1.50 to 75c. were Messrs. Will and Add Newell, Har The nomination of Capt. Wyatt Harris vey Walker, Hollie Burns, Thos. Owens oils. He will give you the best material for mayor is regarded by the old boys of at least cost. tf and Earl Wright. Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds A tumor larger than a walnut w as re the G. A. R. as a graceful compliment to Examinations for the first half of the their order. The state encampment moved from Dr. Minty's neck last Fri- South side Third St. between B and C. fall quarter are past. All results were meets here this year, and it is fitting that . day by Dr. Goucher. Dr. Minty was too not as favorable as they might have ----------------- -J.------------- much of a Scotchman to take an anes they should be welcomed by one of their been, but we think the next half all will PRODUCE MARKET. own number. The Captain will do the thetic to counteract the pain, but sat do better. honors with ability and dignity. erect ami unflinchingly during the re Q STREET PRODUCE HARKET, The program for Philergian society A. V. R. Snyder, nominated by the moval and manifested a sang iroid as Nov. 6th is as follows: Music, society; citizens' convention for city recorder, rare as it was admirable. The wound is L. E. Walker, Prop. after reading carefully article 2of section address on Tennyson, Prof. Boardman; healing jiicely. 10_ of the state constitution, concludes recitation, Miss Gertrude Palmer; read Jacob Nowak of this city has decided Cash paid for Poultry and Country Produce. that the holding of the federal office ing, Mr. Wolfe ; music, male quartette; Hides aud Tallow bought. Hay, oats, Millfeed, to open a tannery, ami has rented the recess; debate, question, Resolved, That OitMeal, Flaxseed and Bee Supplies of all old creamery building for the purpose. which he now enjoys might raise a the newspaper is the greatest factor in kinds kept on baud. question as to his eligibility. He there Louie Granstroin will overhaul the fore declines to be a candidate for re molding public opinion, affirmative, Mr. creamery engine and get the other ma- R. Thompson and Mr. Pilkington; nega BARBERS. corder. chinery in shape for the enterprise. Mr. tive, Mr. Darr and Mr. Dodson. George Hibbs has received a photo Now ak will make all sorts of leather and H. LOGAN, fugs, and will branch out as business graph of his son Frank and Harry Mar Conk School Nolen. warrants, and make work for other peo tin, taken in Manila. Thè boys have Minnie Sutherland and Mabel Rey both gained wondrously in flesh, aud ple. The city should hail all enterprises nolds of the Sth grade arc absent on ac I am located opposite Burns Daniels and aim of a character to add to the diversity of are looking in the pink of condition. The count of sickness. to give all customers good treatment for lütle climate acts differently on different peo money. Bath rooms in connection. Your >at- industry and the employment and sup-, Several of the pupils have been stay ronage solicited. port of the people. These are what ple. Men who went there fat are re ing out of school to work. duced to shadows. Frank writes that make prosperous towns and cities. The 3d and 4th grades came up and this generally happens with the fellows HARNESS Dayton was well represented at the who get homesick. spelled against the 3d and 4th grades of teachers’ institute Saturday. Prof. Dun our school on Friday. gLSIA WRIGHT, Rev. G. W. Grannis, pastor of the can. Mrs. Harris and Miss Findlay, Manufactures and Deals tn NOTICK. teachers, and Verne Clifton. Mayor Mil Methodist church, will preach next Sun ler and Ethel Vandorn, pupils, were in day morning and evening. Subjects: at L afayette , Or., Oct. 27, 1898. attendance. It argues well for the II a. m., “The Church of Ephesus,” the first in a series of Beven sermons on the I will ask all persons knowing them schools of a community, and for the in SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, telligence of the community itself, that theme, “What the Spirit Saith to the selves to have debts or credits with me wild brushes, and sells them cheaper than they Churches;’’ at 8:30, “God,” the first of to call at my residence within three can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette it is well represented in the local insti a series on the “Great Thoughts of the weeks from the above date, as my book Valley. Our all home made1 sets of harness are pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. tutes. Teachers who are not sufficiently Old Testament.” The evening services keeper will be away after that time. interested in educational work to see will be especially adapted to the needs If parties owing me cannot pay within J. STRONG, duty and profit in these meetings had of the young people. Services at Mc that time I will ask you to come just the better be in some other profession. Cabe, 3 p. tn. same and compare accounts so tflat my Dealer in and Manufacturer ot Sheriff Henderson returned Tuesday We are bewildered by a mass of con books may be balanced. evening from his second trip to Spokane flicting statements, in the attempt to get Very trulj yours, in search of Henry Bahrs, the German at the real facts of a hunting episode the 45-2 P. A. B ates , COLLARS, who induced a number of McMinnville SADDLES, first of this week. Eisia Wright and WHIPS, BRIDLES, capitalists under false representations to Morgan Baker are the chief witnesses. Cure a Cold in One Day. SPURS, Etc. invest in a British Columbia expedition, Wright claims that Baker shot a pheas Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All work guaranteed as represented. Repairing whereby four different parties lost some ant by mistake on forbidden ground, but AH druggists refund money if it fails to jjtfe of all kinds promptly done. Located at corner thing like $500 each, besides a suinniei’s had to skedaddle without securing the of Third and B Streets. cure. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each time and labor. By a lucky chance the bird, and showed a good two minute gait tablet. For pale by Roger« Bros. 46m6 jfc sheriff secured his man before a writ of speeding down a private lane. Baker LIVERYMEN jT habeas corpus could be gotten out to de charges Wright with being an accomplice ¿5? CASTORTA QITY STABLES, tain him. Bahrs’ preliminary hearing and volunteering states evidence, think Bears the signature of C has . H. F letcher , will be held next Tuesday before Justice ing to save bis own neck from the gal In use for more than thirty years, and Third St., between E .nd F. Mcl’hillips, if his brother’s presence can lows. As near a« we can figure it out, The Kind You Have Always Bought. be secured, who is desired as a w itness, the whole party was stampeded and Wilson & Henderson, Props. and who is said to be one of the losers. made for the brush at sight of an inno Bahrs awaits his hearing in the county cent party they mistook for the proprie Your friends may smile Everything first-class. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Commercial travelers jail. tor of the ranch. conveyed to all points at most reasonable rates. x The trnth of the saying that‘‘boys w ill But that tired feeling Give us a call. be boys" was manifested in a large de (ollllllbll, Schonl Notes. Means danger. It gree in their observance of Hallowe’en Louisa Maloney has dropped her DRAYMEN this year. Pranks were visible every studies in tiie tenth grade. Indicates impoverished where. Some actions were worse than Among high school visitors la«t week And impure blood. j. stow , pranks. The placing of a large atone on were Maud Hobbs, Amba Daniels and This condition may McHINNVILLE the railroad track sufficient to ditch the Will Newell. train, is not a prank, but a crime, and Monday morning the high school and Lead to serious illness. one that would call for severe punish the seventh and eighth grades wers en- It should be promptly Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful ment if the perpetrators were known. tertained by an excellent talk by Rev. handling guaranteed. (Collections will be made R. Nelson's cart was placed in the hall Granni", impre«sing upon them the im Overcome by taking monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap. of Union block, where it yet remains. portance of thoroughness in school work. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Irvine’s delivery wagon was overturned The spelling match lietween the 5th, in the vicinity of the C. P. church. Hay WOOD WORKER. 6th, 7th and Sth grades of the Columbus j Which purifies and racks were placed across streets, gates re school and the same grades of the Cook Enriches the blood, MOFF, moved, etc., etc., to the disgust of peace- school, resulted in victory for the 5th and 6th grades <>f the Columbus and 7th loving citizens. A $7 window was brok and 8th of the Cook. Strengthens the nerves, en at the Christian chnrch, damage done Tones the stomach, ♦ to the creamery Machinery, anti side will renair your Boggles and Wagons, manufac Wm. ture Office Furniture. B*«.k rase*. Wardrobes. walks damaged by overturning. Creates an appetite,' Brackets, Whatnots and all kinds of wood work. Cain, who is plastering the Baptist And builds up, Two Doors East of City Stables. CASTORTA chnrch, kept watch of that building until signature of Cw*a H. PLrrcaBX. /Energizes and vitalizes 2 a. m. to prevent damage. The Reprr- la use for mor. than thirty year,, and ter would suggest to the new city coun tor «ale. The whole system. TAr Kitd F«. ZZaw Ahrayi BrntgU. The old Christian church property in cil that next year they appoint about 20 Be sure to get this city for sale nt a bargain See Dr. J. assistants to the marshal, and see if they Only Hood’s. can't prevent such disgraceial rowdyism. JI. Nelson at coanty clerk's office. 37lf SPAIN SAVED HER HONOR |?| But has luct 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 oftiee all our energies are de voted to saving impaired teeth, but it hopeless, platesand bridges are inserted by the latest and best methods. We will be pleased to talk and advise with you concerning the coudition of your teeth. >tr rivals! to This week’s addition to our to ft» Large Stock: Physicians and Surgeons. to ft» ft» ft» ft» ft» ft» More Dress Goods, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Overcoats, Mackintoshes, Boots and Shoes, Blankets & Quilts, Physicians and Surgeons. Capes and Jackets, Trunks and Valises, J Physician & Surgeon. New btock of Carpets aud Linoleums. l)W. Remember that we carry the Largest and Most Complete Stock in the valley, and our prices are )>ositively lower than in Portland. Yours to please, Specialist. à» » ft» ft» ft» ft» ft» to R. JACOBSON SCO. ft» i» 8.—We have our own Tailors and a large stock of Suitings. We are making Suits to order and guarantee a perfect fit. » » CITY MARKET. yy BARBER WE HAVE THEM. Umbrellas, Rubbers, Mackintoshes. And anythiug you may call for. Our second large Fall shipment has arrived, and with it another large assortment of blankets and quilts. I We Lead the Town for Low Prices on Boots and Shoes. Call and see us. HARNESS, The flcMinnville Orange & Farmers' Co., C hah . P. N ei . son , Manager. Cor. Fourth & 13 Sts. ••• • ••■ yy HARNESS, MORt: ROOM! LARGER STOCK I LOWER PRICES! I have «•■ larged my store quarters to make room for my increased Stock, and the i>eople of Yamhill County will find me right to the front this Fall an<i Winter as usual, with the Largest and Rest Assortment of Footwear in McMinnville. They can feel assured I will sustain my rep- ntation, gained in Twenty Years business in McMinnville, of giving the best value for the money and carrying the Latest Styles. Sign ot the Big Boot. F. DIEUSCHNEIDER. Boots and Shoes. ««I.»»»»»*»#»««»*»«» «««»« : : yy. Truck and Dray Co. A ED WOOD WORKER : TIMELY WARNING j The great success obtained with preparations for ♦ preventing the decay of teeth is surprising. There ♦ are several hundred preparations of this kind, in f liquid and powder, and each maker thinks his the ♦ best. We make a preparation for the teeth—we ♦ don’t say it is the best—but we do sav it is just as ♦ good. The ingredients are pure and harmless. ♦ Our guarantee stands back of it to do anything ♦ that the other kinds do—or money back. White ♦ as the driven snow are the teeth cleaned with ♦ HEXT ALINE. It’s fragrant and lasting. Double ♦ the quantity of others for iccts. ♦ ROGERS BROS. Registered Pharmacists. ♦ Take The Reporter and Get the News One Dollar Per Year.