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BANKING LOCAL NEWS. G. S. Wright, dentist. See the Racket Store Xmas ad. The bankrupt store. A. J. Apperson’s j old stand. NO. 3S57 Kodaks at cut prices at Wm. F. Diel- G. S. Wright, deutist. For school books and tablets C. GriBsen schneider's. Cali and get particulars. THE MCM1MNV1L.EB Hear Mrs, Ruie C. Meeke. Cail at the bankrupt store for bargains. Mrs. Mary E. Clark is visiting her Lovers of good elocution should hear See Miss Martin's ad in bargain col sister in Philomath. I Mrs. Meeke. umn. Dr. C. W. Lowe, the optician, is in the l'lows and harrows cheap for cash, j Men’s shoes $1.00 at the bankrupt city, and will remain until Monday. —McMinnville, Oregon.— Hodson is selling them. store. Paid up Capital, *«30,000 Portland audiences were delighted' A fresh barrel of Cape Cod cranberries P. M. Flynn & Co. will open a new store on B street early this month. with Mrs. Meeke’s excellent work. at Warren & Son’s. Surplus $10,000. Brower & Son, draymen, lost a horse The south-bound morning train goes up The bankrupt store. A. J. Apperson’s Tranne U • tieueral H.nklng Biuiuem. from inflammation of the kidneys on 10 minutes earlier than formerly.. old stand. 48tf Monday. Office Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Men's working pants, 50 cents at the Holiday goods at bargain prices at A number one fresh milch cow for bankrupt store. Miss Eva Martin’s. sale. Any one can milk her. Inquire of LEE LAUGHLIN, President. Elocution Dec. 1st, at college chapel. The place to buy the best coffee for J L. ROGERS, Vice-President. R. O. J ones , Amity. 'E. C. APPERSON, Cashier. Tickets at Rogers Bros. the least money is at Warren & Son’s. Miss Delia Stout of Carlton was visit W. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier. Camera and photograph supplies for Mrs. Ruie Meeke appears in the col ing friends in town a few days during all cheap at Hodson’s. lege chapel I*ec. let. Uer bird imita th e week. PHYSICIANS “As a dialect reader and ventriloquist tions are clever. Mrs. Elizabeth Sutherland left on we have never heard Mrs. Meeke’s Emerson A Milton pianos, Kim Monday, to reside with her daughter at epial.”—Burlington Hawkeye. ball organs; bottom prices and easy Stockton, Calif. g E. GOUCHER, M. D., 37-8 A new store in town. The bankrupt terms at C. Griesen's. The council has awarded the contract store. S. A. Manning has a new hardware for furnishing wire for the new light sys The R eporter and Weekly Oregonian sign, and is making some internal im tem to H. B. Reed the fence man. provements in his store. Ed Adams is visiting his father in this one vear for $2, strictly in advance Office over McMinnville National Bank. Wanted—300 good turkeys at the city. The young man is learning practi A nice lot of new winter lap-robes and cal engineering in the machine shops at Touching every department in our M c M innvillb - • - O bsoon . horse blankets jnst received by A. D. Grange & Farmers Co’s, store. Highest Colfax, Wash. price paid. 49-2 Hoskins. 38tf Ed Schenk and Martin Adams, dental house. You can always rely when QOOK & CABLE, Come to The Reporter office for type students of Portland, came home for A fresh lot of spices, ground and whole, Thanksgiving. the Chicago Store advertises a Spe writer pafiers. legal and letter sizes. just received at Warren & Son’s. J. L. Ballard the shoemaker has been Bargains! Bargains! In buggies and Men’s suits $3 50 at the bankrupt cial Sale, that every article adver Burreys at C. D. Johnson’s. Call and see forced to abandon his awl and last tem store. porarily on account of an injury to one Rooms in Jacobson Block, tised will be a bargain. O. O. Hodson went to Portland on him. of his hands. McMlNNVILLB, - - - ORKGON. business Tuesday, and returned Wednes The New Home and Climax sewing The ladies of the Episcopal church machines, needles and extras at C. Gris- day evening. will give a fair on Dec. 15th, in the va 42lf A Seattle audience of 500 heard Mrs- sen’s. CONVEYANCER. cant room in Union block. Notice the The entertainment course deserve Meeke recently. They want her to give papers later. DON’T NEGLECT THIS WEEK your patronage. Three excellent lectures them a second night. A E. McKERN The new house erected by C. D John There have been more U. S. A. double follow Mrs. Meeke’s entertainment. son near his residence on 1st street is YOUR CAPE, and single axes sold than any other. Season tickets 85 cts.; single admission nearing completion. It will be occupied Cause: Fully warranted. Hodson sells 25 cts. JACKET OR COLLARETTE. bp Mrs. Dawson. The Grange store sold over 300 dressed them. Mrs. Evenden intends starting for All go at NORTH YAMHILL, OR. A turkey has awaited the champion turkeys this week, over 75 dressed geese, Pullman, Wash., on Saturday afternoon’s and the dear only knows how many bowler at Al Stow’s for some time. C. chickens. They have done a good share train, to take part in a musical enter Legal papers written ami acknowledgements G. Robbins made 57 and won the bird. tainment to be given by Pullman col to make Thanksgiving joyous. taken. Now is the time to begin thinking of lege the first of next week. Mrs. J. I’. Irvine reached home Sat your Christmas purchases. Don’t for Mr. George Wilcox, Southern Pacific ATTORNEY. get Wm. F. Dielschneider’s line of jewel urday evening, after a long visit in New agent at this place, will be transferred Mexico, Colorado and the east, includ ry, watches, silverware, etc. ing the national G. A. R. reunion in to Independence sometime during the L. CONNER, G. N. Reynolds, of the D street, meat Philadelphia. She is in good health and present month. W. Merryman of Junc market, has the second crop of beans in tion City will take the place of Mr. Wil glad to get back to rainy Oregon. bloom in his garden. Tally another for cox at McMinnville. At the M. E. church next Sunday, the old Oregon. G. W. Bradley of Independence has services will be conducted as usual by Scott Wright’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. the pastor, Henry T. Atkinson. The formed a partnership in the barber George Wright, of Liberty, Neb.,arrived subject of the sermon in the evening at business with W. H. Logan. Mr. Brad Office rooms 9 and 10, Union Block. here Monday evening on a visit to their 7 :30 will be “The Use of Reason in Re ley's family will move to McMinnville Mcninnville, - Oregon son and his wife and other relatives. Mr. ligion.” Some people seem to have an tomorrow and will occupy the Burns Wright is an older brother of Elsia, but impression that there is little in common property in Oak Park addition. as be is not a member of a city council, PHOTOGRAPHER. The ten-year old son of M. E. Drake, between reason and religion, but the doesn’t, look so old. pastor wishes to show the strong re living south of Dayton, was operated on I N. HOBBS, Mrs. Sarah J. Brisbine has filed di lationship which exists between the two. a few days ago for relief from an aggra vorce proceedings against John A. Brie The public is cordially invited to these vated case of appendicisis, and is now bine. The plaintiff names Mary Simler services, and always receive a warm wel resting easy and getting along nicely. High-Class Photography as co-respondent. The Brisbines are come. Ushers are alway s in attendance Drs. Goucher and Cable of McMinn op ^taple roeeries. a Specialty. residents of Forest Grove, and formerly to welcome visitors. ville, and Courtney of Dayton, per I am located next door to R. M. Wade & Co., lived at North Yamhill. Mention was made last week of the formed the operation. am here to do good work and give satisfac tion. Terms reasonable. Hamilton Clark, of Chauncey, Ga. visit to McMinnville of John F. fxjeper Mrs. E. M. Law of the *‘O. K.” res says he suffered with itching piles in search of his brother Eugene. He taurant went over to Salem to visit rela twenty years before trying DeWitt’s went over to Salem on Thursday and tives on the 21st of November. She was BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of which procured his brother’s release from the entering the house on her arrival, when completely cured him. Bew are of worth state hospital, and they returned to this she slipped on the walk and fell, break L. BALLARD, less and dangerous counterfeits. Rog city on Friday. Eugene was not lavish ing both bones in her wrist. She is do ers Bros. Has less cause to feel thank in praise for the management of the hos ing well recovering, and will probably Footwear Made to Order. ful this year than the Yam Miss Nora Bowman and Mrs. Christine pital, and was very glad to get released. return home this week. I have established a new shop in the McMinn J. A. Frisbie expects to make a trip to hill citizen who supplies his ville hotel building, and am prepared to do Bedell, contract nurses, who have been He claims there are many inmates who prompt and satisfactory work. Fine stock of Kip are picked up as vagrants to swell the his old home near Columbus, Ohio, in a table with the Thanksgiving Leather. Repairing promptly and neatly done. on duty at the First Reserve hospital, in Give me a call. Manila, for some time past, have been number, who have nothing specially few days. The primary object is to go dclicaties to be found at the ordered home. Mrs. Bedell is a sister of ailing them—“they- do not even have after his mother, Mrs. Cecilia Frisbie, Up-to-Date Grocery of MEAT MARKETS Mrs. J. F. Taylor of this city, and whose fits.” He met Peter Head, formerly of who will come to Oregon to reside with letter was published in last week’s Re McMinnville, who still does duty in the her son. Incidentally he will visit his Q STREET MEAT MARKET, kitchen. When Peter Head first saw old friends at Columbus and Zanesville porter. “Oh, you old for several weeks. He returns after an The sreamer McMinnville, which was Loeper he exclaimed: Reynolds & Bond, Prop’s. built several mouths ago for the Yam fool, I knew they’d get you over here!” absence of 19 years. Turning to some of his associates, he Report of school district No. 46, Miss Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all hill river route by Joseph Supple, is kinds constantly in stock. Cash paid for lying idle. It has not been decided what said: “Die fellow, he saw five cords of Myrtie Williams, teacher, for the month hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds use she will l>e put to.—Telegram. Why wood in a !ia)f a day.” After arriving ending Nov. 24th: No. enrolled 33; of tut stoek. not try a few trips up to the town she home Loeper disposed of his personal average number belonging, 32; average “Long live the Queen!” The man who buys pure-food effects quicker than one man in fifty daily attendance, 30; No. times tardy, 1; was named after, anil get acquainted? jy|ATTHIES & CO., Groceries of us is also likely to live to a ripe old age. could, and the following day, Saturday, If Newberg secures that beet sugar was off with his brother for his old home no visitors; No. of pupils neither absent Proprietors of factory McMinnville will have to start at Diller, Neb., leaving Iteliind him sev nor tardy, 13; they were Lora and Virgil ('arbolinnim Avenarius. something to keep even. We understand eral unfilled contracts to saw wood, one Booth, Emil Fletcher, Estella and Inez Madden, May Martin, Allan and Fred the old Whiteson cider manufacturing The most radical remedy ngainst Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds plant is stored in a barn in this city, and of w Inch consisted of thirty cords. He Mitchell, Delbert Pearson, Christel and will probably remain in Nebraska with ' Justa Pennington, Robert and Dotsie chicken lice and the best wood-preserv 8outh side Third St. between B and C. could be put in operation for vinegar at ing paint is Carbolineurn Avenarious, his mother, who is 83 years old, and Reeves. very slight cost. manufactured in Germany only. The able and willing to afford her son a good | farmers all over the country count PRODUCE MARKET. All visitors and strangers spending the home. W HITF.MtN. amongst their heaviest exfienses to run Lord’s day in our beautiful little city are Q STREET PRODUCE 1TARKET, Mrs. M. E. Percival is visiting friends the farm, the lumber bill. All are un A Holil-I p Var At Home. The Bailey Patent Ribbed Back. The cordially invited to attend the Christian doubtedly interested to learn of a me ribbed back prevents their breaking church. Morning subject, “The Bitter1 About 9:30 p. m. Saturday, Otis E. in Monmouth this week. Thanksgiving services in the church dium to reduce the same at least to half down at the back ami slipping off the Waters made Sweet.” Evening subject, Lemaster’, who lives in Happy valley, C. F. Daniels, Prop. shoe, and they do not muddy or soil the Thursday evening. its former cost. This medium is Carbo skirts. "The Greatest Magnet of this Age.” was returning to his home from Dayton T. G. Conner is quite sick with pneu lineum Avenarius, a wood preserving Cash paid for Poultry and Country Produce. Spe< ial music by the choir from their by way of McMinnville. As he reached i monia but is reported some better. Cost but very little more than the or Hides and Tallow bought. Hay, Oats, Millfeed. Arnold Lindsey in the pul the fir6t bridge this aide of W. B. Sharp's . J. C. Parrot, who has been spending paint based on 27 years’ experience. dinary Oil Meal, Flaxseed anti Bee Supplies of all new books. and wear twice as well. kinds kept on haud. pit. place, two men stepped before his horse the summer in southern Oregon, re Many are of the opinion that paint, tar and linseed oil will preserve the wood Exclusive Agency for Mc The St. Charles store buys coffee 1500 i and ordered him to throw up his hands, turned to Whiteson last week. The Frazier brothers have rented a against rot and decay. These coatings BARBERS. each man being armed. Lemastets lbs. of one grade at a time. Good Mocha Minnville. large farm in Polk county and have only form an air-tight cover, but do not and Java at 25c per [>ound. Rio Blend, obeyed, and the men went through his moved onto it. yy H. LOGAN, destroy the albnminum parts of the a number one cuper at 15c. Talk about pockets, securing $43 25. They then told Our school is having a vacation this dishes, the St. Charles store jnst received him to drive on. He did so, and the in week. Miss Edith Percival, the princi wood, which always start the rot. The from East Palestine, Ohio, 38 bushels of cident was closed. Remasters was un pal, is visiting friends in Portland and coatings with above mentioned materials Skamockawa, Wash., during the inter prevent the evajioration of the wood and Prices as low as they armed, and could offer no resistance. I am located opposite Burns A Danielsand aim nice white ware. Boots & Shoes. val. the consequence is dry rot. Carbolin- to (rive all customers good treatment for little can be sold. Decorated ware in variety. All the conditions of the robbery point money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat eum Avenarius, on the contrary, pene Columbus ftehool Hole«» to the com lnsion that it was the work of Come and see mo. N. E. K eoo . ronage solicited. Thanksgiving exercises were given trates deeply into the wood and des D. C. Herrin, Grand Master Workman | men who are not Btrangers to the country Wednesday afternoon as follows: Song, troys all present decay matters. The of the state of Oregon, arrived in Me- ■ or to Hie man robbed, and who knew "Our Country;” address, Joe Neal; read- j HARNESS Carbolineum Avenarius is applied with a that l^masters would be along about Minnville Monday, and is putting in the i ing, Mabel Reynolds; duet, Nora Seil brush and imparts a nice nut brown JSTSign of the Big Boot. that time, and that he had money. He gl.SIA WRIGHT, ers and Bertha Wood, “Mermaid Song;” week working in the iuterest of Charity ( color to the wood. Il is used on the farm lodge No 7. He will meet with the deals in stock, and generally has some recitation, Mary Rogers, "The Blessing Manufactures and Deals In of the Cornfield;” recitation, Mary for painting barns, granaries, shingles, ready cash in liis pockets. They may brethren tonight, and there should tie a Jones, “The First Thanksgiving;” silos, posts, bridges, chicken coops, etc., ('■re 11 ( eld In One Day. good attendance. Herrin is alwaj s full, never lie discovered. Imt if the game is. Thanksgiving song, recitation, Meta tried again, something i* more than and all woodwork above and below the Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. of the fraternal spirit, and awakens en likely to pop Irefore they get his money. Matthies, "The First Thanksgiving;’’ SADDLES. BRIDLES, SPURS, recitation, Willie Foster, “Before the ground. Carbolineum Avenarius is also All druggists refund money if it fails to thusiasm in others. Bar of Justice;” recitation, Lovell Keene, the most radical remedy against chicken enre. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each winch ling« I ar «ale. .ndbmabea. and sella them cheaper than they ' The following is a report of the wborj I "The Little Shoes;" song exercise, six lice. If yon want plenty of eggs and tan be bought anywhere eiae in the Willamette 47-0 Fifteen head, weight about 130 lbs. each. Valley. Our all home made «eta of bameaa are in district No. 8, Miss Lena Pagenkopf, girls; recitation, John Bovingdon; reci healthy chickens, the chicken must be tablet. For Rale by Rogers Bros. pronounced unanrpawd by those who buy them teacher, for the month ending November For particulars inquire at Reporter office tation, Lindsey Wheeler, “A Boy's Opin free from lice and mites. Cnrbolinetim ■ — ion,” recitation, Clara Arthur, “A Hap- Avenarius will keep your henhouse free CASTORIA 49 3 25th: Number l*longing. 28 ; average pv Thanksgiving;” recitation. Lester from this plague, tine coat applied to Bear. the signature of C rab . H. F lktcihul DRAYMEN attendance, 25. Those having lieen Seibert. "A Thanksgiving;’’ song, the inside of the chicken coop will keep "DeWilt’s Little Early Risers did me "Thanksgiving.” Jn um for more than thirty year*, and A good sized col neither tardy nor absent are Ole Toney, J more good than all blood medicines and lection was taken for the Orphan's liome it clean from vermin. Kerosening and 0ROWER A SON, ZG Kind Von Havt Atwiyi BonghC Guy, Wilbur anil Ivin Funk, Eddie, other pills," w rites Geo. H. Jacobs, oil whitewashing, which has to be repeated of Portland. Quite a nnmlier of visitors McHINNVILLE Prompt, pleasant, were present, and Misses Minnie Schenk every month, is done away with and ex Ray and Josie Greeley, Carrie and Thompson, Conn. penses for sulphur and insect powder are The B|. < harlea Mare Mabel Hibbs, Harry Hartman, Minnie, never gripe,—they core constipation, and Atnba Daniels and C. R. Eberhard saved. Whoever desires further infor arouse the torpid liver to action and give of the alumni, were noticed among them. Wants 1000 down chickens and 18.500 llonser, Gertie Wess. Sena Sitton, Alla yon mation about Carbolineum Avenarius clean blood, steady nerves, a clear Good, of all description, moved, and careful Calhoon, Bessie and U. B. Willie, Leia brain and a healthy appetite. Rogers , Ella Can Tornvine has been enrolled should write to O. Q. Hodson, McMinn dozen eggs at once. Cash paid on de .handling guaranteed Collection. will be made McMillen and Grace Henderson. ville, Oregon livery. N. E. Kaoo. in the Sth grade. Bros. National Bank A Special Sale ! Physician and Surgeon Physicians and Surgeons. Notary Public and Conveyancer 1-4 Off Attorney and Notary Public Queen Victoria Warren & Son. CITY MARKET. Something New in Rubbers. BARBER. HARNESS, Truck and Dray Co. Monthly Hauling of all kinds done cheap. F. Dielschneider,