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o<xxxxxxxxxx>o<xx><xxxxxxx>oc The first ball of the season « ¡11 occur For school books and tablets C. Gtisseu , at Campbell's hall on Thanksgiving ] evening. Call at the bankrupt store for bargains. G. 8. Wright, dentist. Bargains! Bargains! In buggies and Plows and harrows cheap for cash. ' Second band piano to rent tt C. Gris- surreys at C. D. Job neon*«. Call and see san's. Hodson is selling them. him. Men’« working pants. 50 cents at the! Men’« shoes $1.05 at the bankrupt | The New Home and Climax sewing store. bankrupt store. machines, needles and extras at C. Grie *^1—K? A ftesh barrel of Cape Cod cranberries , sen’s. —McMinn ville, Oregon.— I.’tf Camera and photograph supplies foi ? at Warren A Son's. There is more genuine merit in the offerings during this Paid up Capital, ¡ÿ.VOjOOO ' all cheap at Hodson'«. A case in the Graves bankruptcy mat sale than any ever before held by us. Commencing Attend the Thanksgiving ball at Camp ter waB being tiied before Referee M. D. Hon. M. O. Lownsdale, the apple king bell’s hall on the evening of the 30th. Surplus *10,000. L. Rhodes yesterday. of Lafayette, was in the city on Tuesday. Transact, a General Banking Business. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. J. P. Irvine was in Portland yesterday, A new store in town. The bankrupt U. will be on Saturdays at 2:30 p. iu. Office Hours 9 ». in. to 1 p. m. awaiting the arrival homo of Mrs. Irvine and closing Saturday, December 2d, t he following PHENOM store. Tho bankrupt «tore. A. J. Apperson’s from the east after an absence of al>out ENAL BARGAINS will be offered. Prices good on any day J. 8. l.iun, the painter, has located at LEE LAUOHLIN, President. ot the sale. old stand. 48tf three months. Quincy, Columbia county, for the winter. J L. ROGERS, Vice-President. A. D. Hoskins, the harness man, was ‘ E. C. APPERSON. Cashier. A nice lot of new winter lap-robes and T. 11. Kay and wile of Salem were iu OO < W. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier. horse blankets just received by A. D. a business visitor to Portland on Tues loo Boys' Navy Blue Cheviot Vostre the city over Sunday. day. Suits, ages 4 to It) years, worth up to Hosklas. Mtf Mrs. E. M. Law is visiting her old ♦2 50.................................................... 11.48 z/ri* The place to buy the best coffee for PHYSICIANS Miss Dollie Lawrence, sister of Mrs. i home in Marion county. the least money is at Warren A Son’s. 10 Boys' Brown Vest.ee Suits, ages 4 to Mary Stow, alio has been very ill, is re Miss Maud Hembree visited her par 8 years, handsome trimmed collar, ÇALBREATH & GOUCHER, Don't miss the ball TRhnkegiving ents at Monmouth last week. ported much improved. good value 12.50.................. ...........t.. 1. IS evening. Good music. Everybody in Men’s suits $3 50 at the bankrupt Oue assorted lot Bovs short pant Suits Lost, a lady's gold cuff-button. Finder vited. store. worth up to ♦3. choice 1.98 will please leave at postoffice. Mrs. H. I.. Boardman is visiting her W. C. Arthur the contractor began 150 pairs Mens Wool Bants, worth up R. L. Conner has been admitted to work upon tho J. 1*. Irvine residence parents in Eugene. Piesident Boardman to $3.......................................... ....... 1.69 (Office over Braly’s Batik.) filled two Baptist pulpits in Portland practice in the United States courts. Wednesday. 50 Men's Wool Suits. worth up to >10 M c M innville ... O regon . The steamer Modoc made her second choice.................... Another large shipment of shoes, bats last Sunday. trip to McMinnville yesterday, and took Emerson A Milton pianos, Kim 1 case 27 iu light colors (luting Flannel and clothing arrived this week for the £OOK & CABLE, ball organs; bottom prices and easy off another load of grain. regular 84c, choice lie Grange A Farmers store. The city lights were again turned on 37-8 One case Dark Outing Flannel, dioico 5c There have been more U. S. A. double terms at C. Griesen’s. Tuesday eveniug, and no further trouble l< 100 pairs Men s Solid Calf Shoes, the and single axes sold than any other Be sure nnd see Miss Eva Martin’s with the system is anticipated. ♦2.25 and 12, tocloi.e....................... 1.54» Cause: Fully warranted, Hodson sells bargain counter. See list of bargains in The chalk talk by Rosecrans occurs at Rooms in Jacobson Block, 640 prs Ladies' Vici Kid Shoes all sol them. liargain column, this issue. college chapel tonight, the first of the id and a great wearer, the il.75 kind 1.25 M c M innville , - - - O regon . D. B. Gaunt of The Dalle« is moving Wanted—300 good turkeys at the lecture course by the B. Y. P. U. A great clean up in Boys’ anil Men's back to McMinnville alter a long ab Grange A Farmers Co’s, store, Highest Dr. If. W. Kellogg of the Taylor stteet Shoes, worth up to $1.98, at 1 25 senee, and will occupy the A. J. Nelson price paid. 49-2 CONVEYANCER 150 prs of our celebrated $2 Vici Kid M. K. church, Portland, will supply the residence. >1 l< Shoes—all widths, a great wearer, J. P. Howe of this city will shortly third lecture of the course by 11. Y. P. U. Now is the time to begin thinking of choice ...................................... 1 50 A E. McKERN move to Dayton, where he lias purchased Mrs. J. R. Justice of Portland is here your Christmas purchases. Don’t for 250 prs Men's Fine Dress Shoes, lines a z/l'S on a visit to her sisters, Mrs. E. C. Ap- get Wm. F. Dielsclineidei’s linn of jewel residence property. little broken, choice of the lol ....... 1.69 Dec. 1st and 2d, Friday and Saturday, person and Mrs. Wm. F. Dielschueider. ry, watches, silverware, etc. All our ♦12.50, S15 and ♦16.50 Men s Fine Tailored Suits, in an endless line Union Thanksgiving services will be Diana lodge K. of P. had a large positively no longer. You who want of colorings, choice....................... lo.Oo amount of work at their Wednesday right glasses fitted to your eyes at. right held at the Baptist churuli next Tliurs- NORTH YAMHILL, OR. 50 pes tine 40 and 42-inch Wool Fabrics, eveniug meeting, after which the mem prices should not fail to see Dr. Lowe in duy, with sermon by Rev. Henry T. At the 65c and 75c and some 85c, all at. 39e kinson. All are invited. bers enjoyed a banquet served by the Wright’s dental office. 50 <loz Ladies’ Fine Cotton Hose, double Legal papers written and acknowledgements Rathbone sisters. The election held in Dayton on Mon Edwin S. Holmes, Jr., of Washington, taken. heel, sole and toe; many merchants The game of football on Saturday be- day resulted in a victory for the anti I). C., was in the city Wednesday eve would think 20c cheap for them; dur ing this sale......... ........................... tween the Dallas academy team and Me saloonites. The officers elected were: ning, the guest of A. V. R. Snyder. Mr. lie ATTORNEY. 250 prs the famous J. \V. Miller $3 and Minnville college, was won by the home Mayor, Dr. J. S. Courtney; councilman, Holmes was making a tour of the Pacific ♦3.50 Men’s Shoes, all go at............. • 2.4S team. Score 32 to 0. The attendance S. R. Baxter, O. W. Iler, John Mauts; coast for the first time as special agent L. CONNER, 25 doz Men’s fine laundried and Golf recorder, J. W. Fishburn ; treasurer, C. of the agricultural department, and was was good considering the weather. Shirts, 4-ply cuffs, many worth ♦! 59c much pleased with this part of Uncle Mr. John F. I.eoper, late of Sacramen L. Barrett; marshal, E. A. Nichols. I Sam's great domain. to, was in the city Wednesday, having Adjutant-General Gantenbein has re Three bids were received by the coun come to visit his brother Eugene I.eoper, ceived from the United Slates govern Our entire stock of Fine Jackets, Capes, Collarettes, made who is now at Salem. He went over to ment a remittance of $3t)44 22, as a par cil last week for supplying the city with bv the famous John Anisfield A Co., to go while this sale lasts Salem yesterday. The brothers had not tial payment of lhe amount of money ex two new 65-horsepower boilers, and ten at one fourth the marked price. Better get in on time. Offiee rooms 9 and 10, Union Block. met for over 13 years. pended by the state in the mobilization bids were filed with Councilman Mc McMinnville, . Oregon Hamilton Clark, of Chauncey, Ga. of the Second Oregon volunteers. The Donald. The bids ranged from $1500 to The low est one was accepted, be says he suffered with itching piles total amount claimed by the state is {1920. ing that of John Poole. But Mr. Poole’s PHOTOGRAPHER. twenty years before trying DeWitt’s 15162.51. representative found that the boilers Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes cl which Thanksgiving should be a day of sweet could not be furnished for that sum, J N. HOBBS, completely cured him. Beware of worth harmony, and all the people should re therefore the council accepted the bid of less and dangerous counterfeits. Rog turn thanks to our heavenly father for J. Arthur & Co., at $1645. High-Class Photography ers Bros. his untold blessings. We very much About Tliut Water and Light Plant Mrs. Lizzie H. Mills of Santa Ana, desire to make the 30th of this month Mr. Jas. R. Thompson, electrician for roeeries. a Specialty. Calif., was visiting with her cousin O. O. such a day at the Christian church. the Portland General Electric Co., catlie 1 am located »ext door to R. M. Wade & Co., Hodson during the week. Mrs. Mills The city band has kindly consented to and am here to do good work and give satiaiac- up at request of Mr. Sliger, the superin has been connected with temperance play for 11s that good old gem, “Colum — Won. Terms reasonable. tendent, and examined tho plant on work in California for several years, and bia, the Gem of the Ocean.” Miss Jen Thursday. He makes the following re holds the position of state secretary of nie Snyder will sing “Pilgrim Fathers.” BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. port : the W. C.T, U. The orchestra will play and the choir is I have examined the city lighting plant Judge O. N. Denny has shipped six of preparing an excellent program. Pastor and find the same in good condition, con J L. BALLARD, the Mongolian ring-neck pheasants, Lindsey will preach. Text, Psalms, 147: sidering the age of the plant. Also have tested the dynamo and inducting instru Has less cause to feel thank which he introduced into Oregon some 20. Footwear Made to Order ments with standard instruments, and ful this year than the Yam years ago, to Tennessee. They will be Two young men were recently arrested have found same to be in proper working 1 have established a new shop in the McMinn liberated and encouraged to propagate. condition, outside of a slight excessive hill citizen who supplies his ville hotel building, and aui prepared to do for hunting on a farm near this city. heating of the alternator armature core. Vroinp» and satisfactory work. Fine stock of Kip Tiie pheasants were raised by Miss Grif I They were arrested at tho instance of the table with the Thanksgiving uather Repairing promptly and neatly done. J as . R. T hompson . fith, of Macleay, Or., who is an experi custodian of the farm, who had posted Give me a call. delicaties to be found at the enced breeder of the birds. notices. The hunters plead guilty and Chnmberlaln’« Pnln Halm Cures Up-to-Date Grocery of MEAT MARKETS Olbera, Why Not You? Hon. W. G. Steele of Portland was in were fined by the justice of the precinct the city on Saturday, in the interest of $15 jointly. The penal statute provides My wife has been usingChamberlain's 0 STREET MEAT MARKET, the Oregon Native Son. The member that any person or persons violating any Pain Balm, with good results, for a lame ship of this organization is rapidly grow provisions of the act upon conviction shoulder that has pained her continually Reynolds & Bond, Prop’s. ing. Eighteen cabins of the sons have shall be fined not less than $15 nor more for nine years. We have tried all kinds I been instituted within the past year, than $200. of medicines and doctors without re Lawyers and others are Fresh »nd salt meats and sausages of Ail kinds constantly in stock. Cash paid for with a membership of 1300, and six smiling at the precedent established by ceiving any benefit from any of them. hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds cabins of native daughters with 400 metn- the joint fine, because on that interpre One day we saw an advertisement of this of fat stock. b ‘re. tation hunters could get together and medicine and thought of trying it, which Long live tlie Queen! The man who buys pure-food The St. Charles store buys coffee 1500 secure cheap hunting on the choicest we did with the best of satisfaction. She ^ATTHIES & CO., lbs. of one grade at a time. Good Mocha preserves. has used only one bottle and her should Groceries of us is also likely to live to a ripe old age. Proprietors of and Java at 25c per pound. Rio Blend, er is almost well.—Adolph L. Millett, The first steamboat to come up to Mc a number one cuper at 15c. Talk about Manchester, N. H. For sale by 8. Ilow- Minnville in 1899 was the Modoc, which dishes, the St. Charles store just received orthACo., Druggists. arrived up early Sunday morning for the Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds from East Palestine, Ohio, 38 bushels of purpose of taking on a load of wheat and Horses Attinteti. nice white ware. Prices as low as they South side Third St. between B and C. A good, young team, weight 2800. can be sold. Decorated ware in variety. (lour from the Hendrick warehouse at the river. The w heat wus the property F. L. PrnviNE. Come and see me. N. E. K ego . of Mr. Hendrick and bad been stored PRODUCE MARKET. Z< na, Or. 48-2 At the M. E. church next Sunday for two years. The floar, which eonsist- evening there will be services of a special I ed of 2,30J sacks, was shipped by Stont Ilogs For Sale. The Bailey Patent Ribbed Back. The Q STREET PRODUCE HARKET, nature, and a collection will be taken A Daniel to Japan. The total shipment Fifteen head, weight about 130 lbs. ribbed back prevents their breaking down at the back and slipping oft' the towards the 20tb century fund, in behalf was about ICO tons. The Modoc is a For particular» inquire at Reporter office. shoe, and they do not muddy or soil th« C. F. Daniels, Prop of the missionary cause. A program has large vessel to come up the Yamhill, 49-2 skirts. been prepared consisting of short ad being about 140 feet long, but made the C»ih paid for Poultry and Country Produce. dresses, recitations, etc. A cordial wel- J Cost but very little more than the or “DeWitt’s Little Early Risers did me Hide, and Tallow bought. Hay, Oats, Millfeed. trip with very little trouble, as the water Oil Meal. Flaxseed and Bee Supplies of all couie i« extended to all. In the morn was quite high. Great care had to be more g<x»d than all blood medicines and dinary and wear twice as well. kinds kept on hand. other pills,” writes Geo. H. Jacobs, or ing the pastor will preach as usual. i exercised in passing around the locks at Thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant, Exclusive Agency for Mc Of the well-known and reliable Owing to changes in the services of Lafayette, to avoid running on to the never gripe,—they cure constipation, BARBERS Minnville. last fxird's day at the Christian church, piling driven there for the temporary arouse the torpid liver to action and give you clean blood, steady nerves, n clear the pastor did not preach in the morn dam. The crew of the Modoc is com yy H. LOGAN, ing, but a beautiful sermon was delivered posed of the following obliging gentle brain and a healthy appetite. Roger« Below we give you the cut prices on a by Elder Burnett. Sunday school next men: Alex Gordon, captain; Jas. Drie Bros. few of their different iiiHtrimit ills. Also others same proportion ; Sunday at the usual hour. The children «•oil, engineer; W. M. Smith, purser; CASTORIA Boots & Shoes I am located opposite Biirn’X Daniel» and alm are delighted with the program each Claude Cooper, steward ; Miles Lemley, Regular Price <’u* Price Biars the signature of C ha *. II. F lztchsk to give all customer, good treatment for little Pocket Kodak .. $ 5.00............. 1 4 00 Pa9tor Lindsey in ' mate; .Ira Bell, watchman. money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat Sunday morning. In use for more than thirty year«, and ronage solicited. Folding Bulla-Eye .. lo.Oo , . . ■ - 7-5° the pulpit: Morning subject, “The Thi Kmd Vou Havt Ahvayt Bought. No. 1 Bulla-Eye... 8.00,... Weapons of War;” evening subject 6.oo Ol IC Cl.I RfIBM« HARNESS No. 2 Bullet. . . io.no... . (owing to the change last Sunday) the T he deed transferring the Dewey [¡Ögr’Sign of the Big Boot. 7-9° We have special arrangements with home from Mrs. Dewey to the ad 12.00... . No. 4 Bulls-l-vt same—“Law and Lawyers.” The Chris 8 5° g£LSIA WRIGHT, No. 4 Bullet li.o«> tian endeavorers have a splendid pro the following leading publications, miral s son was recorded in the of .. . 15.00.... gram, lend by George Todd. Special whereby we are able to offer them in fice of the register of deeds Wednes Manufactures and Deals in "Kodak photography is easy photog connection with our own at exceedingly day. During life the home is pre . music by the choir. raphy." The attention which must bo Cure n < «lrt In «Mie Pay. served to Admiral Dewey and his The city council held a meeting on low rates, as follows: The R eporter wife in the following provision Take Laxative Bromo Quinins tablet*. given the camera itself is reduced to a Tue-day evening to consider the purchase and ’’Subject, however, to the express All druggists refund money if it fails to minimum, leaving the operator free to SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, «i ä > Weekly Inter Ocean of new boilers. A communication from St. LouisGlobe-lR'inocnit, semi weekly......... 1.56 i reservation that the parties of the eure, The genuine han L. B. Q. on euch give it to the subject. -nd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they Put a Kodak on your Christmas list. can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette the John Poole Co. at Portland was read, Rural Northwest, Portland, semi monthly... 1.25 first part do hereby expressly re tablet. For aale by Roger* Bron. 47-6 Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are stating that they could not fill the order Oregonian, weekly......... ...... Ir will make an appreciable and enjoy« 2.W serve to themselves and to each of pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. ------- » ■ ■ — hie present. for two boilers at $1,560, because of a McClure’* Magazine, monthly.. ..........«... 1A5 1 them during and for the period of CASTORTA Magazine, monthly................ 1 So their natural lives, respectively, a We have for free distribution a few art raise in the price of material. The bid Cosmopolitan Bears the signature of C ha *. If FtPTcnRR. The Weekly San Francisco Call .................... 1.70 . life interest in and to the premises DRAYMEN catalogues of Kodak pictures, something | of J. M. Artlmr of Portland to furnish The Weekly New York Tribune....................... 1.26 | herein described, which life interest In uae for more than thirty years, and worth having and saving. If you want 1 75 i the boilers for $1,645 was then accepted, liemoreG's lanitlr Magazine.................... T'A/ Kind You Hat* AI way i Bought. in the case of the death of either of QR0WER A SON, ......... l.«0| one < ome early. all councilmen voting aye except Nel The Oiegon Teacher»’Monthly the parties to revert to the other. ” I --------------------------- - McniNNVILLE son and McDonald. Councilman Jones Thr HI. iharlea Alar« Mrs. A. B. Watt of Antity visited in The instrument bears date of No- was appointed to notify acceptance of I vetnber 14, the same date Ixirne by the city last Saturday and Sunday. Wants 1600 dozen chickens and 180*10 , the deed from Admiral Dewey to bid and seenre a contract for approval. dozen eggs at once. Cash paid on de Lieutenant Crawford, and from Lieu See the new ad of Mitchell, Lewis & The recorder was authorized to order J^o Q oora belou) PostofJ ioc. Goods of all description» ornai, »nd careful livery. N. K. KF«m. tenant Crawford to Mrs. Dewey. handling guaranteed Collection« will be made four miles of insulated wire. Slaver iu this paper. BANKING LOCAL NEWS. G. S. Wright, dentist. 3 (¿ ùcag © J5> t © re 8 Saturday, Nov. 25th, Physicians and Surgeons. Physicians and Surgeons. I Notary Public and Conveyancer & Attorney and Notary Public Queen Victoria Warren & Son CITY MARKET. Something New in Rubbers. Cut in Prices ! Eastman Kodaks BARBER HARNESS, Truck and Dray Co. Monthly Hauling of *11 kinds done cheap. F. Dielschneider,