BANKING
LOCAL NEWS.
NO. 38ST
G. S. Wright, dentist.
V uung mate for sale cheap. A. E. C ook .
A good cow for sale. Inquire of A.
E. Cook.
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Justice S. R. Baxter of Dayton was in
—McMinn ville, Oreçon.—
the city on Tuesday.
paid up Capital, $30,000
New fern cutters, a late invention, just
Surplus $10,000.
received aud for sale by F. W. Spencer.
Transacts a General Ban klug Business.
I lows and harrows cheap for cash.
Hodson is soiling them.
Office Hours 9 a. ui. to I p. m.
How sick and tired we are all likely to
LEE LAUGHLIN, President.
he of that yacht race before it is ended !
J L. ROGERS, Vice-President,
Camera and photograph supplies for
E. C. APPERSON, Cashier.
4V. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier. all cheap at Hodson’s.
Wanted—To secure the rental of a
good piano. Address “S,” Reporter.
PHYSICIANS
Alves Houser has taken a position in
(JALBREATH & GOUCHER,
s. 1». Gaunt’s shaving parlors, as regular
assistant.
Emerson A Milton pianos, Kim-
ball organs; bottom prices and easy
terms at C. Grissen’s.
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(Office over Braly’» Bank.)
J.
Douglas
Braly
of
San
Diego,
Calif.,
M c M innvillx
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O keoom .
arrived last week on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. W. D. McDonald. He will remain
QOOK & CABLE,
some time.
Don’t wait but call and examine J. V.
Irvine A Son's dishes and glassware, ns
it all goes at actual cost.
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Rooms in Jacobson Block,
D. V. Hoffman of Carlton was in the
M c M innville ,
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O regon . city Tuesday, and gave this office a busi
ness call.
J. D. Irvine, a prominent citizen of
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Independence, accompanied by his wife,
visited over Sunday with Ina brother J.
i N. HOBBS,
1‘., of this city.
All those knowing themselves indebt
High-Class Photography
ed to S. Howorlh A Co. please call and
a Specialty.
settle.
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I am located next door to R. M. Wade A Co.,
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W.
Todd,
a
merchant
of
Tillamook
and am here to do good work aud give satisfac
tion. Terms reasonable.
City, formerly of McMinnville, was over
visiting hia father and others eatly in
the week, in connection with a business
MEAT MARKETS
trip to Portland.
mi: M c MIVNVI lle
.National Bank
Physicians
and Surgeons.
Physicians
and Surgeons.
STREET MEAT MARKET,
Reynolds & Bond, Prop’s.
Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all
kinds constantly in stock. Cash paid for
hides. Highest market price paid forali kinds
of fat stock.
^jATTHIES & CO.,
Dairymen can find the best and latest
improved cream separators—warranted
to gather all the cream in forty minutes—
at F. W. Spencer’s.
If
Mrs. Minnie Fryer of Sumpier, and
Miss Cassa Berry of Tillamook City were
visiting the family of John Newell and
other friends of this city the past week.
If yon want a fine umbrella for your
self or a present you can get it at Wm.
F. I 'ielschneider’s, the jeweler. A hand
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Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds some new line.
Miss Lottie Ground of Monmouth was
South side Third St. between B and C.
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. W. Fenton,
early in the week. Miss Ground was
PRODUCE MARKET.
once a teacher in the McMinnville
schools.
Q STREET PRODUCE HARKET,
I)r. G. S. Wright will be absent from
McMinnville attending the state .Itoard
C. F. Daniels, Prop.
of dental examiners, from the 21st to the
27th inclusive, and his office will be
Cash paid for Poultry and Country Produce.
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Hides and Tallow twilight. Hay, Oats, Millfeed, closed.
Proprietors of
CITY MARKET.
Oil Meal, Flaxseed and Bee Supplies of all
kinds kept on hand.
Crockery and glassware at cost st j
G. S. Wright, dentist.
Irviiie
’s.
For school books aud tablets C. Griesen
Charles
Redmond has eutered the
The hop crop of Yamhill county is
state university.
estimated at 5,000 bales.
A fresh lot of spices, ground and whole,
Beat walking and riding plows iu tbe
just
received at Warreu A Son's.
market for sale by F. W. Spencer.
Oregon
vegetable raisers unfortunately
for
The place to buy the best coffee
had late crops this year, and iu many
the least money is at Warreu A Son’s.
sections the frosty nights of the latter
E. F. Manning has Iteen granted a pen
part of last week added to their misfor
sion of *6 per month, and considerable
tunes.
back pay.
The Bankers' Life Association of Des
Mrs. E. C. Apperaon arrived home
Moinos, Iowa, will give you protection
Tuesday evening from a visit with rela
cheaper than fraternal organizations, and
tives at Oregon City.
more substantial. It haB a guarantee
W. T. Macy and family visited hia and surplus fund of aliout |3,500,000.00.
parents near Dundee on Sunday. Mr. For particulars inquire of O. L. C lark .
Macy, sr., has dried a number of tons of
John Evenden met with a little streak
prunes on his farm this season.
of bad luck in his farming operations
F. W. Spencer still has left a few last Saturday. A good mare laid down
bargains in buggies and carriages. tf
and died of blood poisoning, presumed
Ralph Herbert, who has been a mem to have had its origin from a wound re
ber of the U. 8. hospital corps for a ceived from rolling on a rusty nail.
couple of years, is again at home in this
Miss Lena McCain, deputy postmaster,
city, Htid will remain, having received took her departure yesterday morning
his discharge.
for a ten-days’ vacation to Seattle and
Bargains! Bargains! In buggies and Tacoma. She was accompanied by her
surreys at C. D. Johnson’s. Call and see sister Miss Ethel, as far as Portland.
him.
The condition of Elmer Dodson, w ho
The city dynamo was returned from is ill with typhoid fever, is yet regarded
Portland rewrapped ou Saturday, and the as very critical, and some symptoms
lights were again turned on that evening indicate that he is grow ing worse. He
after ten nights of darkness. This is is receiving the best of treatment and
better than was anticipated.
nursing.
A nice lot of new winter lap-robes and
The Metropolitan Opera Co., arrived
horse blankets just received by A. D. too late Tuesday evening to give their
Hoskins.
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opera "Bohemian Girl," and the post
Quickly cure constipation and rebuikl ponement militated against the patron
and invigorate the entire system—never age. They gave the opera the follow ing
gripe or nauseate—DeWitt’s Little Early evening to a very small house, and yes
Risers. Rogers Bros.
terday afternoon the troupe left lor Port
W. 1‘. Bolton late of California, was land, after the manager had executed a
in town n few days during the week, and bill of sale to landlord IIuBois for six
did some soliciting of special bargain trunks and contents, as an acknowledg
advertising for The Reporter. Mr. Bol ment of an aggregation of debts. The loss
of much of their equipment by fire in
ton is an ex-newspaper man.
There have been more U. S. A. double Pocatello, Idaho, recently has greatly
and single axes sold than any other. crippled them.
The entertainment under auspices of
Cause: Fully warranted. Hodson sells
college athletic association, which was to
them.
Warren A Son have just received a have been given in the opera house Sat
large invoice of coffee of all grades and urday evening, Oct. 21, will be given in
the college cliapel. This change was
prices. Call and try them.
made necessary in order to secure the
Rev. W. E. Copeland, of Salem, Ore
musical accommodations. Remember,
gon, w ho was to lecture at W. C. T. U.
the entertainment will be given in full,
to-night on “Trusts, and bow to Destroy
just as if it were in the opera house. The
Thein,” was taken suddenly ill, and hie
work of the musical department under
appointment lias been indefinitely post
the efficient instruction of Mrs. Evenden
poned.
needs no mention. The lecture on the
We understand that the prices at the Philippines by Alley Williams will give
Bird auction at Lafayette have been very you much authentic information, and
satisfactory to the bidderB, but Mr. Wade the entertainment will be closed by one
does not teem to enjoy selling brand of the most laughable farces ever pre
new goods for lees than wholesale cost; sented before a McMinnville audience.
however, lie says he will continue his Remember, it is for the benefit of the
auction another week.
athletic association.
Reserved seats
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Mr. J. F. Bakeman of Carlton, who may be secured at Rogers Bros.’
recently suffered the lossof his residence
by fire, has moved his family to McMinn
ville for the winter. They occupy the The Reporter’s Bargain Column
Martin house at the foot of Fourth street.
Mr. Bakeman is engaged in hauling
lumber for a new residence on the farm. We Want Heads...
The Dayton Journal has entered the
list of Yamhill county papers. It starts
BARBERS.
out with a good appearance, and is pub
Of Indies to wear our rich Autumn milli
George Snyder could face an army of
nery, which comprises all the newest cre
lished by the Gillingham Bros. There Filipinos, but when an old doe heads
ations of the fashion world. Special: Street
yy H. LOGAN,
are many towns in Oregon in greater for him and lie has no charge in his gun,
hatsSOc to|1.00-regular $1 00 to $1.50 values.
need cf a second new spa per than Daytou, he doesn’t propose to stand and take it.
Most complete stock ot trimmed hats and
however.
millinery in town. Ribbons worth 25c to
T.'ie like occurred at Meadow lake early
35c, special at 15c a yard.
Judge Denny, who introduced the in the week, so say Bert l’earson, Matt
I am located opposite Burns & Danielsand aim
MISS EVA MARTIN.
to give all customers good treatment for little Mongolian pheasants into this state, and Redmond and Arthur Hurris, who were
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your- pat
made possible so much fun for sports eye witnesses. Seven successive allots
ronage solicited.
men, w as presented with a brace of birds at five successive does had already add- They All Love It
recently. He was much pleased with ed to George’s consternation before the
The young ladies and the elderly ladies; the
HARNESS
babies and the children. It’s a beauty to
them, and remarked that they were the angry doe took after him. Anyway, the
look upon, a revelation to the ear, and the
second pair of birds lie had been pre boys say he’s a safe man around a herd
|£LS1A WRIGHT,
biggest bargain ever offered for the money,
sented
with
since
their
introduction.
of deer.
is the MILTON PIANO sold by C. Grissen
Manufactures and Deals in
O, gratitude! Where hast thou been
A carload on the way.
Rev. R. W. King of this city gave the
Six sold recently,
hidden?
opening sermon at the Oregon Baptist
Who’s next?
C. GRIS8EN for terms.
P. F. Wright, the candy man, struck ministerial conference which began its
SADDLES. BRIDLES, SPURS.
au unusual thing in handling a bunch of session in Portland Monday evening.
».ndbrushes, and sells them cheaper than they
Hearing a He made a declaration that surprised Our Specials
can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette bananas Saturday evening.
Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are hissit g sound, he dropped the whole some of the delegates.
He said that of
pronounced unsurpassed by those w ho buy them.
3 Spools Clark’s Best Thread for 10c.
burden, and looking in the center of the 100 Baptist churches in the state over
Umbrellas at $1.25—worth $2.00.
bunch he found nested in a lot of leaves one-third had no conversions to record
Ladies’ Capesand Jackets from $1.25to$13.50.
DRAYMEN
Shoes for winter wear at reduced prices.
a Central American opossum. He se during 1898. He appealed to the church
8 tbs of good coffee for $1.00.
cured the little animal in a glass jar, to bestir itself. “In former times it re-
Schilling’s coffee 25c tt>. Golden Gate Baking
ßROWER & SON,
and exhibited it in his front window, qttired but one sermon to convert 3000
Powder 40c per Tt>, at the
McHINNVlLLE
where it has been a curiosity to many souls, but it does seem to me now,
GRANGE FARMERS CO’S. STORE.
people. Bananas are becoming the friends, as if it took 3L00 sermons to save
hiding place for so many strange things one soul, if twelve months passed—I We Want Every Wife
that
dealers are getting to be more on thank God it has not been so with me
Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful
In Town
handling guaranteed. Collections w ill be made the lookout.
yet—when 1 had not brought one soul
monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
To inspect our handsome display of crock
“I wish to express my thanks to the to Christ, I should think I would better
ery and glassware. We are receiving new
You have
goods constantly, and carry a large assort
manufacturers of Chamberlain’s Colic, have a calling elsewhere.
CONVEYANCER
ment of Dresden china, and Theo Haviland
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, for hav read that the church is losing its grip on
French ware Also largest and best stock
the world.
Unless I am very much
ing
put
on
the
marke'
such
a
wonderful
A E. McKERN
of lamps in county. Choice Groceries.
misinformed,
or
unless
I
make
an
awful
medicine,” says W. W. Massingili, of.
Chase de Sanborn
DRESSER A HENDRICK.
Beaumont, Texas.
There are many 1 blunder, I believe the most of people are Seal brand coffee, 2 cans 75c.
thousands of mothers whose children well satisfiod with the church as it is.
have been saved from attacks of dysen I They can sleep on Sunday, it doesn’t A Dream of Perfection....
tery
and cholera infantum who must interfere much with them, tiiey say it
NORTH» YAMHILL, OR.
Our PANETELLA 6c cigar is equal to any
also feel thankful. It is for sale by 8. doesn’t hurt their business, and they are
body’s best. Patronize home industry and
! rontent to allow it to drift along just
Howorth
A
Co.,
druggists.
Legal papers written and acknowledgement,
get aomething choice. Largest «lock of
that way, not minding what the church
taken.
pipes and smokers’ goods in town
Died—At the Chemawa Indian train is doing or what the pastor is doing.
WIESNER & EKSTEIN
ing school. *t 6 a- tn , Monday, October Talmage once said that if the news
Opposite Hotel Yamhill
10th,
Axel
Peterson,
aged
40
years.
De
ATTORNEY.
papers didn't make some caustic com The I'anetella is for sale by all local dealers.
ceased occupied the position of head tail ment on his sec mon for two or three
or at that institution, having l>een there weeks, he thought it was time to tone up
L. CONNER,
for eight years, and he was well liked by his sermons. The church mint bestir You Hay Be a Hard One
every student and employe therein. No itself. The time is ripe and we must be
thoroughly competent was lie as a tailor np and doing.”
But we'll venture you are not too hard a
that many of the students who received
•object for a Mtlafactory photo if you
bring your face to
8 HOBSON,
instruction from him in that trade are
»■rupee!
(Irnpeaf
The leading photographer.
now occupying positions of a similar
Office rooms 9 and 10, Union Block.
A Hue lol at Warren A Son’s, for 40c Come in early for orders for Holiday »eaeon.
character at other places under the con per Lox.
McHinnville,
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Oregon
trol of the government. He was a native
Without u Peer ::
of No eden, ami came to the whuol from
Uanlrd I» Trsdr.
That’s our Gambrinus beer. And judge*
Portland. A wife and four children sur
A piano or ornan for a desirable resi
of gijod liquor say our Cyrus Noble is about
vive him. The remains were brought to dente lot in McMinnville. Inquire of
the right stuff
THE IMPERIAL
! this city for burial in Masonic cemetery, A. F P. Venen, at the »tore of Chas. Grie- Finest brand of
Best Brick In City.
T. A McCoviT, Propr
the funeral occurring at the home of sen.
foreign and domestic wines, liquors and cigar?.
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Third 81., Cor. Flanders. PORTLAND, OR.
Martin Johnson, the tailor, on Tuesday,
AMERICAS PLAN
■ with whom Mr. Peterson often visited.
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CASTOR TA
Hotel complete with Klectrte Lights, Bella, The service was conducted by Dr. Elliott
In putting down liquor. Come and help
Bears the atgaature of Cnaa K F lstcbib
Steam Heat, Bath Room on each tioor. Elevat of the Unitarian chart h of Portland. I>e-
u». Our brand» are above par.
or for accommodation ot most». Ksies
In
use
for
more
than
thirty
years,
and
' ceased was a brother of Mrs. Frank Jern-
GEO. SAt'TER.
$1 25 per <lay, according to room. Meals
Free bua to ar <1 from
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ZV AfiW F'oa //aw Ahvayi Bottghl.
Wholesale dealer InSwlaaand Limburger chewe.
E. SANDERS, Manager. ' stedt of Carlton.
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We have opened up another great lot of new
things the past week.
Our rapidly increasing
trade enables us to keep in touch with the Eastern
Markets and place
Novelties Upon Our Counters
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nearly as soon as they are shown in the Eastern
Cities.
We’ve opened up 50 dozen more of those fa
mous
La Triumph Kid Gloves.
They are the Acme of Perfection; we fit them
on while you wait, and guarantee every pair.
Jetted Elastic Helts,
Cut Steel Belt Buckles,
Fascinators, Wool Shawls,
and lots of little fixings have been opened up with
in the past few days.
Selling Gapes and Jackets
THESE DAYS.
The Grange & Farmers Co.
BARBER
HARNESS,
Truck and Dray Co.
Notary Public and
Conveyancer
Attorney and
Notary Public
HOTEL
BREWSTER
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Dress Goods
In all the latest designs and patterns.
Capes, Jackets. Collarettes
Our first season in this line, and all new and very
latest styles, ranging in price from $1.25 to $16.50.
Shoes
For Ladies, Misses, Children, Boys and Men. We
have the largest stock of Boots and Shoes in Yamhill
comity, and offer yon the best values for the price.
Clothing
Our line of Boys and Men’s ready-made clothing is
complete, and we can give you the l>est values ever
offered. We have an immense line of
Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Rubbers. Mackintoshes,
Umbrellas, Etc.
Come and examine our goods before making your fall
purchases.
McMinnville Grange & Farmers Co.
CHAS. P. NELSON, Manager.
Cure ■ CelW In One Day.
The R kpohtkr and Weekly Oregonian
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. ( one vear for |2, strictly in advance.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
Come to The Reporter office for type
cure. The genuine baa L. B. Q. on each ! writer papera. Legal and letter sizes.
tablet. For sale by Rogers Bros. 4fimO
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CASTORfA
Bear« the ■jignature of C ham . If. F letubkh
In use for more than thirty years, and
J he Kind
Hau* Alwap Huught,
The St. Charles Wtare
Wants 1000 dozen chickens and 18000 >
dozen eggs at once. Cash paid on de-1
livery.
5. E. Ktoo.
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Come to The Reporter Office lot
Typewriter Papers
Marriage Certificates
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