/
For sale—A good horse:—good uny
G. 8. w right, dentist.
For school looks and tablets C. Griesen where—weight about 1000, tor $35.
F. II. B arnhart .
NO. 385T
G. S. Wright, dentist.
A freeh barrel of Cape Cod cranberries
There
has
been
a
boom
in marriage li­
ichinn
at
Warren
A
Sou's.
J. W. Henry aud F. G. Adams have
censes, six having l>cen grauted in this
placet! in their households new pianos
Come to The Reporter otlice for type­
county the past week.
front the stuck of Cbae. Griesen.
writer pa|<eis. Legal and letter sizes.
The receipts of county recorder W. T.
Flows and harrows cheap for cash.
John Jones has moved into one of the
Macy’s otlice were the largest during Oc­
Hodson is selling them.
Saylor houses on Second street.
—McNIInn ville, Oro«ort.—
tober of any month since bis incumben­
Paid up Capital, #.10,000 Camera and photograph supplies tor Tbo place to buy the best coffee for cy, amounting to $200.
all cheap at Hodson’s.
the least money is at Warren A Son's.
No preaching service w ill be held in
Surplus *10,000.
J. B. David of Newberg lias the con­
A freeh lot of spices, ground and whole, the Cutub. Presbyterian church next
Transacts a Ueiwnl H inkiua BuaincM.
tract for putting in Seattle’s ueiv water­ just received at Warren & Son’s.
Sunday, because of the meeting of the
works, which is a Lig job.
Office Hours 9 a. iu. to 4 p. m.
Bargains! Bargains! In buggies and district endeavor convention.
Mrs. H. M. Bond anti her sister, Mis. ' surreys at C. D. Johnson's. Call and see
LF.F. LAUGHLIN, President.
Where They Will Ue Located.
Adria Phelps, are iu Albany this week, him.
J L. ROtlBRS. Vice-President.
visiting their friend, Mrs. Try on.
All those knowing themselves indebt­
B. C. APPBRSON, Cashier.
Yesterday the city council selected the
IF. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier.
It you want a tine umbrella for your ed to 8. Howorlh & Co. please call and
corners whereon the twenty new arc lights
If
self or a present you can get it at Wm. settle.
ate to be placed, and the work of arrang­
I F. Dielschneider’s, the jeweler. A hand­
Mrs. Fannie Mulkey of Salem, is the ing the poles and wires will be prosecut-
PHYSICIANS
some new liue.
tf
guest of her cousin, R. L. Conner, and I ed during the next few weeks, pending
^JAl.BREATH & GOUCHER,
Newberg, which has been without a w ife this week.
! the arrival of the new dynamo. Follow­
hotel for some time, is to have one stait-1 A house is being built adjoining the ing are the locations : A street near the
ed up soon in the old New berg house, ' new residence of W. W. Wright, for the bridge; near Thoe. Turner’s; B & 3d; C
i
I under the management of T. X. McAtee. . occupancy of Mr. aud Mrs. M. V. Lynch. & 3d ; D & 3d ; E & 3d ; G & 3d; I A 3d ;
Evaline Calbreath of this city, aged 11
Quickly cure constipation and rebuild I, near Groeuing's; B & 6th; B, near col­
I
(Office over Braly’s Bank.)
y ears, has composed over twenty pieces and invigorate the entire system—never lege bridge; Grant, near bridge; B & let;
M c M innvilli
•
-
•
O regon . lor the piano, and those who have heard
gripe or nauseate—DeWitt’s Little Early B & Maple; D & 1’iue; F & 5th ; II & 2d ;
them say they possess high merit. Some Kisers. Rogers Bros.
I <V let, and two on the courthouse tower.
£OOK & CABLE,
of the compositions are soon to be pub­ The rumor thatH. M. Daniel has de­
4'liumberlain'« i'ulia Halm Cures
lished.
clined the nomination for mayor is false.
Others. Why Not You?
Mr. Allen of the Chicago store was a Ho will head the republican ticket, and
My wife has been usingChamberlaiu's
passenger on the Saturday afternoon any rumor to the contrary is not reliable. Pain Balm, with good results, for a lame
train, bound for Portland to spend Sun­
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
A first-class, fresh, registered thorough­ shoulder that has pained her continually
day with his family. Before returning,
M c M innvillb ,
-
-
•
O regon .
bred Jersey cow for sale at a bargain. for nine years. We have tried all kinds
Mr. Allen will make a trip to southern
For particulars inquire at the farm of of medicines and doctors without re­
California in company with an invalid
Judge Denny, one mile east of Lafayette. ceiving any benefit from any of them.
daughter, who will spend the winter
CONVEYANCE!
There have been more U.S. A. double One day we saw an advertisement of this
there.
and single axes sold than any other. medicino and thought of trying it, which
B. Calkins and wife arrived Monday
A
E. McKERN
Cause: Fully warranted. Hodson sells we did with the best of satisfaction. She
from Alpha, Ills., and are visiting their
has used only one bottle and her should­
them.
old Illinois neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. M.
er is almost well.—Adolph L. Millett,
Mrs. Letitia Bean w ill leave this week
Underwood. Mr. Calkins is a prosper­
Manchester, N. H. For sale by 8. How-
ous farmer, but is looking for a home on for Siskiyou county, Calif., with the in­ orth i Co., Druggists.
the mild Pacific slope, where his pros­ tention of making her home with a
NORTH YAMHILL, OR.
Her son Charles will occupy
Young Men to the Front.
perity can be enhanced and life’s com­ daughter.
one of the houses on the Sitton farm.
forts
greatly
increased.
The
disposition of this age seems to be
Legal papers written and acknowledgements
taken.
favorable
to the rising generation, and
A
nice
lot
of
new
winter
lap-robes
and
The pastor of the M. E. church will
preach next Sunday. Morning subject, horse blankets just received by A. D. more especially to the young mon who
answ ered to the roll-call and enlisted in
38tf
ATTORNEY
“A Great Undertaking.” Evening sub­ Hoskins.
Daniel Gaby, an attorney at law, for­ defense of our country’s flag in time of
ject, “ The Exercise of Influence.” There
will be a missionary service in this merly of Olympia, has located in Mc­ peril. At the republican mass meeting
L. CONNER,
church on the Sundn.v preceding Minnville with his family. They are oc­ Saturday evening this sentiment pre­
Thanksgiving, at which a collection will cupying the dwelling recently vacated by vailed, and one of the boys of the Oregon
regiment was named for a responsible
be taken towards the 20th century fund. E. F. Manning.
prsition in the municipal government,
Isaiah Martin and Tiglman Derr sold when Geo. C. L. Snyder received the vote
The St. Charles store buys coffee 15C0
lbs. of one gtade at a time. Good Mocha their large band of cattle last Tuesday. for recorder in the nominating conven­
Office rooms 9 and in, Union Block.
and Java at 25c per pound. Rio Blend, The prices were $35 for the three vear- tion. Should he be elected, he would no
Mcriinnviile,
-
Oregon a number one cuper at 15c. Talk about olds, $25 for two-year olds and $10 for doubt devote the necessary lime and at­
dishes, the St. Charles store just received yearlings. There were about 60 head in tention to the duties and requirements
from East Palestine, Ohio, 38 bushels of the bunch.
of the oflice.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
nice white ware. Prices as low as they
Conductor Gibson of the freight, fell
Emerson & Milton pianos, Kim-
can be sold. Decorated ware in variety. | after leaving Portland on Wednesday,
I N. HOBBS,
Come and see me.
N. E. K ego .
anti broke one of his arms below the ball organs; bottom prices and easy
37-8
High-Class ? it graphy
It is a matter of considerable pride to elbow. He refused to leave his poet, terms at C. Grissen’s.
- » »•♦ -
however,
and
continued
on
hie
run
to
Mrs. Nettie Ungerman of this city, that
a Specialty.
“DeWitt’s Little Early Risers did me
the late grand temple of Rathbone Sis­ Corvallis.
more good than all blood medicines and
I urn located next door to R. M. Wade & Co., ters honored her for the third successive
An
old
gentleman
named
Simon,
for
­
Hii'l am here to do good work and give satisfac­
other pills,” writes Geo. H. Jacobs, of
tion. Terms reasonable.
term, with the election to the important merly of Minnesota, is looking over the Thompson, Conn.
Prompt, pleasant,
office of Mistress of Recordsand corres­ farm lands of Yamhill with a view of lo­ never gripe,—they cure constipation,
pondence.
Her re-election the third cating himself and relatives. They have arouse the torpid liver to action and give
clean blood, steady nerves, a clear
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
time is a =ure indication of duties faith­ been in Marion county for a few months, you
brain and a healthy ap|>etite. Rogers
fully performed.
but were not exactly suited with that Bros.
J L. BALLARD,
Hamilton Clark, of Chauncey, Ga. section.
be suffered with itching piles
For Male.
The monument unveiling over the
Footwear Made to Order says
twenty years before trying DeWitt’s grave of Mrs. Minnie Lewellen, which
Four and one-half acres in suburbs of
1 liHve established a new shop in the McMinn Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of which
splendidly
improved.
was appointed for last Sunday by the McMinnville,
Ville hotel building, and am prepared to do
prompt and satisfactory work. Fine stock of Kip completely cured him. Beware of worth­ ladies of the Woodmen Circle, did not Large new dwelling, good barn and out­
Leather. Repairing promptly aud neatly done. less and dangerous counterfeits^
Rog­ occur, on account of bad roads and bad building«. Good young orchard. Horse,
Give me a <-»U.
ers Bros.
weather.
It has been deferred until buggy, wagon and farming tools. A bar­
The college entertainment Saturday Woodmen memorial day, which comes gain if taken soon. Call on or address,
MEAT MARKETS
Mrs. W. A. Hill, McMinnville, Oregon.
evening was a weird affair, made so by in the month of June.
Q STREET MEAT MARKET,
the character of the program and the
Engine 1247, which Engineer Pum­
CASTORIA
lighting. The program was in keeping
phrey
has driven for so long, has not
Bears the signature of C has . H. F letcher .
with Halloween traditions, and the lights
Reynolds & Bond, Prop's.
In use for more than thirty years, and
were jack-o-lanterns of divers designs pulled the Independence express since
the sad death of her driver, hut has been
Th* Kind You Havn Always Bought.
Fresh and salt meals and sausages of all and facial expressions.
The
entertain
­
for
kinds constantly in stock.
Cash paid
draped in black, as have also the other
hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds ment was novel and up to date.
locomotives on the West Side, out of
of fat stock.
The St. t hnrlea store
Died—October 26th, 1899. at the home respect to the memory of the veteran
Wants 1000 doxen chickens and 18000
of her daughter, Mrs. Greer, near Dun­ railroad man.
^ATTMIES & CO.,
dozen eggs at once. Cash paid on de­
dee, Mrs. Julia A. S|iencer, widow of
livery.
N. E. K egg .
Proprietors of
The
costly
memorial
windows
in
the
Rev. John Spencer. Mrs. Spencer was
Christian
church
are
to
be
protected
by
­
89 years of age, and came to Oregon in
1852. She was for many years and until wire netting on the outside. This is a
EAST AND 8OUTH
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds recently a resilient of this city. Her wise precaution against accident, as the
VIA
wire
will
not
in
any
way
mar
the
beauty
surviving family consists of five sone anti
South side Third St. between B aud C.
one daughter. John J. Spencer of this of the design, and the windows are too
city attended the funeral, which occurred expensive to be allowed to stand exposed
OF THE
PRODUCE MARKET.
The ma­
on Friday, burial being made on the old to danger as they have been.
terial
and
workmanship
is
furnished
by
homestead, where she died. Deceased
Q STREET PRODUCE HARKET,
• un«!«
iiOiU T •Wltil
wa9 an honored member of the Method- the McMinnville fence works, w h ich
wire-
makes
a
specialty
of
ornamental
Express
Trabi«
Leave Portland Pally
dist church.
work,
C. F. Daniels, Prop.
LEAVE.
ARRIVE
The teachers’ local institute belli at
Portland.......... 7:00 P M | San Francisco . .8:15 A M
-Ian
Franci8co.8:05
P
M
I
Portland
............. 9:15 A M
Thunk.giving Service.
Cash paid for Poultry and Country posture. North Yamhill last Saturday was a de­
Hides and Tallow bought. Hay, Oats, MtlMi cd. cided success.
Thirty teachers were
The union thanksgiving service this Alw>ve trains stop at all stations between Port­
Oil Meal, Flaxseed and Bee Supplies of all
present and many patrons of lhe North tear will be held ill the Baptist church land and Salem. Turner, Marion, Jetlerson,
kinds kept on band.
Tangent, Sbedds, Halsey, Harrisburg,
Yamhill schools. Prof. II. L. McCann Nov. 3Utb,at 10:30 a. m., with sermon by Albany,
Junction City, Eugene, Cottage Grove, Drain.
Oakland
and
gave the subject of percentage, holding Rev. H. T. Atkinson of the Methodist land inclusive. all stations from Roseburg to Ash
BARBERS
that in teaching this subject, much I church. The Baptist choir will render
Ronehurf .Hail Dally.
trouble and worry on the part of the the music. The order of service is in
LEAVE:
ARRIVE:
\y
H. LOGAN,
Portland......... 8:30 AM | Roseburg.......... 5.20 PM
pupil would be avoided by teaching it as | charge of Rev. Atkinson. All are cor­ Roteburg
7:30 A M | Portland
4 30 P M
a decimal rather than as percentage. dially invited.
DINING
CARS
ON
OGDEN
ROUTE.
He solved a problem to explain lhe work
PULL.MHN * BUFFET
I am located opposite Burns X Dauielsand aim to the teachers. Trof. Reynolds gave a
nralli of a Fniilifiil tn(lne«r.
to give all customers good treatment for little
SLEEPERS
money. Batb rooms in connection. Your pat­ talk on course of study as applied to
John Dnr.iphrev, the well known en­
ANO
ronage solicited.
city schools, showing that the yearly gineer of the west side division of the
SECOND
CLASS
SLEEPING CARS,
plan was Itetter for city schools than the Southern Pacific, whose home in in this
Attached
to
all
Through Trains.
HARNESS
division plan. He said the course of city, was etrit ken with apoplexy on
West Side Division.
study was a good one and was satisfied Thursday, October 26lh, while at Forest BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS
gLSIA WRIGHT,
that we would have Itetter results by Grove preparing with friends to go on a
Mail Train Daily, (Except Sunday.)
Manufacture« and Deal« In
following it closely. “Course of study hunting expedition. His death ensued
Portland
Ar 5 ,50 P M
7 » A M • L t
as applied to country schools” was in' on Wednesday morning a> 8:3) o'clock, 10:15 A M I L t McMinnville Lv 3 06 P M
Curvai lb
Lv 1:20 P M
troduced by C. H. Deach, J. W. Allen not hat ing regained consciousness from 11:56 P M Ar
and
Miss
Ellen
Beam*
followed
on
the
At
Albany
and
Corvallis
connect
with
the
moment
of
being
stricken.
Hie
SADDLES. BRIDLES. SI-L'RS.
same subject.
After discussion of this family were present at hie death. The trains of Or. Central A Eastern Ry.
„nd brushes, and sella them cheaper than they
.-an be bo-iaht anywhere else In the w Ulamette suhj.M't by all teachers present Prof. tody was brought borne on the morning Express Train Daily, (Except Sunday.)
Valley. Our all home made seta of harness are Haggerty gave a few thoughts ou teach­ train testerday, ami bnr’a! will l>e made
Ar I 8:25 A M
I-50 P M I Lv
Portland
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them.
Lv I 5 Ï) A M
P M Ar
McMinnville
ing geography. The teachers in session in the Masonic < emelery, front the Cath- 7:30
830 F M I Ar Independence
Lv I 4 50 A 1C
adopted White’s Elements of Pedagogy olicr burcli today at 11 e.m. Deceased was
Relmtc tickets on *ale between Portland. Sac
DRAYMEN
for institute work and hereafter a let tnre 63 years of age, and a moat faithful ramento and San Francisco. Net rates >17 first-
clan*.
and 111 second-cim*. including Mee per.
will be given each session by some workman in Ide i-hosen culling, as well
gROWER & SON,
C. ft. MARKHAM,
teacher of the county. The reason for as a good ai.d bighlv-reepected citizen.
Gen. Freight and Pasaenger Arent.
mchinnville
—----- -----------
adopting this work, was that the qties-
Rate« and ticket« to Eastern points and Europe.
Also JAPAN. CHINA, HONOLULU and AUS­
CASTORIA
. tione for examination for teacher»’ cer­
TRALIA. ran be obtained from
tificates in the future will be taken from Bears the signature of C h *«. H. Fr eTcnaw
O. A. Wilcox or M. U. Oortner,
this
work. The next meeting of the la use for more than thirty years, and
Ticket Agent«. McMinnville.
(fools of all deacriptions moved, and careful
handling guaranteed. Collections will be made teachers will be in Lafayette.
i
7*<
)«• Hav. Alwjt B oh ¡St.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
poutbiy. Hauling of all kind* done cheap.
BANKING
LOCAL
NEWS.
( m ÌCAG© ^5>T0RE
National Bank
^oHpqcj ^uceeeds lil^e ^uecess.
>i
•<
«Í*
Every Train Brings Us Something New
To place upon our counters. You can always rely
on getting at our store the Very Best Goods to be
obtained—goods which we can freely recommend,
Physicians
and Surgeons.
Backed by Our Guarantee,
aud money back if they ain’t right. We are al­
ways glad to show you goods, whether you wish to
buy' or not.
Physicians
and Surgeons.
ci»
c$>
50 Cases of Shoes
Notary Public and
Conveyancer
Attorney and
Notary Public
CITY MARKET.
The Shasta Route
BARBER.
HARNESS.
Truck and Dray Co.
The phenomenal growth of our business in the
past six months is very gratifying to us, aud in­
duces us to make greater exertions than ever, in
all departments.
Opeued up the past week, all goods with a reliable
maker’s name behind them, backed by our guaran­
tee of a new pair for nothing if they aint all right.
SPECIAL
¥
50 Dozen Ladies’ Union Suits, the famous Melba
make, color silver grey—a winner at the price of
50 cents.
\ f
Chicago Store.
The Store for the People.
The Grange & Farmers Co
fall Opening.
Dress Goods
In all the latest designs and patterns.
Gapes, Jackets, Gollarettes
Our first season in this line, aud 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
county, 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 best values ever
offered. We have an immense line of
FurnishingJ^oods, Hats &_Caps, Rubbers, Mackintoshes,
Umbrellas, Etc.
Come and examine our goods before making your fall
purchases.
McMinnville Grange & Fanners Co.
CHAS. P. NELSON, Manager.
CASTORIA
Bears the signature of C ha » H. F lftchem .
In u«e for more than thirty year«, and
ZAr /CinJ You Havt Always Bought,
T here are now 102 boys at the
reform school. ' The total number
since 1891 is 381. The 279 are seat-
tered everywhere. Ttvo were with
Dewey when he sunk the Spanish
fleet.
C4LL IOH COIRTI
WAHRIMTN.
McMinnville. Or , Nov.id. !«W>
la hereby given tn»t »11 unpaid coun­
\ OTtCE
ty w*rr»nu of Yamhill county, Oregon.
I which were presented and endowed "Not paid
for want of fund«," from Jan. 14th. 1 spa, to April
'.th, 1899, will be paid upon pre«e„t*tion at thia
office. lutereat will not be allowed afterdate
of notice
O. O. RHUDE,
County Treasurer of YambiU County, Or.
Cure n C»I4 In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
Mm. Mary Wash born oí Olympia is in cure. The genuine has I.. B Q. on each
he city on a visit to friends.
tablet. For sale by Rogers Bro*. 46mtt