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BANKING
LOCAL NEWS.
NO. 305T
G. S. Wright, dentist.
C. Grisaen’a new stock of wall paper. 6
3 spools of thread for 10c at the Grange
store.
Organ for sale cheap. Inquire of Chas%
Griesen.
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- W. D. Weed, the shoemaker, has been
quite ill for a number of days with
pleurisy.
To Rent—a house and barn on B street.
Enquire of L. R oot , First street.
Arnola, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Rogers, has been ill of pneu­
monia the past week.
Papa, go and C. Grissen, he sells such
nice pianos and organs. I want one.
Miss Valeria Patty is learning printing
in The Reporter office, and is a promising
beginner.
Full line of field and garden seeds at
Daniels’ produce market as cheap as
anywhere in the valley.
A. D. Hoskins is keeping pace with
the beautiful spring weather by painting
his residence.
For sale—1 '/z acres land, with good 7-
room, two-story bouse. On College side
near bridge. Enquire at Reporter office.
J. G. Eckman has moved his family
into the W. D. Wright property east of
the college.
The patent leather ladies’ shoes,
French heel, have arrived at Mr. Diel-
schneider’s.
Dr. S. A. Young and family removed
to Portland on Thursday. It is their in­
tention, we understand, to open a hoard­
ing house.
For Sale—380 acre farm 2 Ji miles west
of McMinnville.
Inquire at county
clerk’s office.
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J.W. Hobbs has been employed in the
internal revenue collector’s office in
Portland the past two weeks, owing to
the illness of a number of the office force.
Polk county has named a union ticket,
but unfortunately for the populists they
were not given a single man on the tick­
et. Will they be satisfied? It in said not.
We are going to Nome and must have
money. Please call and settle your ac­
counts.
W arren & S on .
Attorney J. N. Hart, of Dallas, repub­
lican nominee for district attorney, was
a visitor to the county republican con­
vention in this city on Tuesday.
F. W. Spencer has the Rambler bi­
cycle, in several different models. These
wheels have the best pneumatic tire ever
made. Call and see them.
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For sale—100 acre farm, nearly all in
cultivation. Good location. Best bar­
gain in the county. Enquire at this office
for owner.
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Prof. J. J. Krapps, the Sheridan school
principal, who never changed his legal
residence from Marion county, has been
nominated on the “Citizens” ticket for
county school superintendent.
Miss Grace Newell has given up her
position as teacher in district No.66, and
come home to help take care of her
mother who is very low with nervous
prostration. Miss Newell’s place will la-
filled by W..S. Buell of Sheridan.
A span of good heavy horses for sale
cheap. Address P. O. Box 62, Carlton,
Oregon.
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Arthur Chandler, the efficient clerk of
the Oregon Fire Relief Association, is off
duty at present because of illness due to
the removal of a tumor from his back
last Saturday. The tumor had been
forming for a couple of jears.
Mr. L. Root last week advertised a
house and barn to rent, but the location
was published “A” street when it should
have been “B” street. Mr. Root still
has the B street property for rent, and
would be pleased to confer with a pros­
pective tenant.
MISSEVA MARTIN still has some
choice pattern hats on hand, which she
desires to dispose of to make room for
cheaper trade. From Saturday, April 28,
to May 5tli they can be had at 20 per
cent discount. One week only.
P. M. Flynn & Co. are constructing a
seven-foot basement for their new block,
which is an innovation in building in
this city. They are going to see to it
that good draiuage is provided, and will
have a tine place for both summer and
winter storage.
Miss Edali Mills has been employed for
her .second year as teacher of the piano,
guitar and mandolin in Wesleyan Uni­
versity at Helena, Mont. She is much
pleased with her work and with that
city as a place of residence.
M c M innville
National Bank
—McMinn vi lie, Oregon.—
Paid up Capital, 9*10,000
Surplus *10,000.
Transacts a General Banking Busiueu.
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Office Hours 9 a. in. to 4 p. m.
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LEE LAUGHLIN, President.
J. L. ROGERS, Vice-President.
E. C. APPERSON, Cashier.
W. S. LINK, Assistant Cashier.
PHYSICIANS
COOK & CABLE,
Physicians
and Surgeons.
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
M c M innville ,
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C. MICHAUX, H. D.,
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Physician and Surgeon,
M c M innville ,
okegon .
Office in Union Block
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H. VOSE, M. D.
Physician
and Surgeon.
Office in Wright Block, over Chicago Store.
Residence north end of E. street.
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ATTORNEY.
L. CONNER,
Attorney and
Notary Public
Office rooms 9 and 10, Union Block.
Mcflinnville,
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Oregon
CONVEYANCER.
A
E. McKERN
Notary Public and
Conveyancer
NORTH YAMHILL, OR.
Legal papers written and acknowledgements
taken.
BICYCLE REPAIRER.
J
S. ROSCOE,
Enameling in Black and
Maroon cheap for Cash
Full line of repairs and all repair work done
in the best style. South side Third Street near
B.
• MEAT MARKETS
Q STREET MEAT MARKET,
Reynolds & Bond, Prop’s.
Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all
kinds constantly iu stock.
Cash paid for
hide.. Highest market price paid tor all kinds
of fat stock.
jy|ATTHIES & CO.,
Proprietors of
CITY MARKET.
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds
South «ide Third St. between B and C.
BARBERS.
j^OOAN & BRADLEY,
BARBERS.
We are located opposite II. C. Burns’ and aim
to give all customers good treatment for little
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat­
ronage solicited.
HARNESS
J7LSIA WRIGHT,
Manufactures and Deals in
HARNESS,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, ' SPURS,
Rev. ’Gsrn Sing Quah, a native of Chi­
na, and an ordained minister in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church is to
be at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church next Sunday. He will preach
DRAYMEN
in the morning and lecture on “Manners
ßROWER & SON, •
and Customs of China” in the evening.
Mr. Gam was a classmats of Mr. Fender
McHINNVILLE
in Cumberland University, and has lec->
tnred in many states in the past, by
which lie has gained enviable notoriety
Goods of «11 descriptions moved, «nd careful
handling guaranteed. Col lections will be made as a public speaker, as bis sermons and
monthly. ~ Hauling of all kinds done cheap
lectures are both instructive and enter­
taining. He is viai’ing the churches of
Fer Hale.
the coast preparatory to returning to
A fine home in Fairlawn addition. China to establish a mission at Canton,
A good ljj story house, good barn, plen­
ty of (mil. all cleared and enclosed by his native home. A free-will offering
will be taken for him at the evening ser­
picket and board fence. Inquire of
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W. R. D ebby ,
vice. If possible arrangemei.Ji will be
Lafayette.
made for a second Isiture on next Mon-
E. E. Walters is removing to Bridal May evening. AH are invited to hear
him.
Veil.
«nd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they
can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette
Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them.
Truck and Dray Co
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
L. L. Porter has gone to Granite.
Jared Lynch is home on a visit from
Idaho.
F. W. Spencer has sold over one hun­
dred bicycles this season.
J. C. McKern and wife were guests at
J. II. Nelson's on yesterday.
Lorenzo Root is building an extensive
porch addition to hie residence.
I. A. Macrum has been made successor
of Geo. A. Steel as forest inspector.
Want to trade a sewing machine for a
milk cow. Inquire at this office. 15tf ‘
Louie Rogers was quite ill on Wed­
nesday, but is now improving.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris are re­
painting their residence.
Call and settle your accounts with
Warren & Son.
Capt. Heath retuyied to the Blue river
mining district on Monday.
Miss Carrie Schenk will take a position
with the Chicago store on the 1st of May.
Wire cloth for fanning mills, at the
Fence Works.
The R eporter and Weekly Oregonian
one vear for $2, strictly in advance
Store fixtures for sale. Enquire of
Warren & Son, McMinnville, Or.
M. D. L. Rhodes' condition is reported
considerable better. Many friends will
be pleased to hear this.
Mrs. F. C. Ferguson entertained the
ladies of the Brockwood club at last
meeting.
Mrs. Walter Shaul and son left on
Saturday for Portland, where they will
reside, Mr. Shaul having resumed work
in Inman, Poulson & Co.’s mill.
Wire cloth for fanning mills, at the
Fence Works.
Dr. J. C. Michaux recently enlarged
his residence lot by buying adjoining
land, and is putting in a section of new
fence of Mr. Reed’s excellent pattern.
Mrs. D. M. Nickols, the woman who
had slept for three weeks in Portland,
died on Sunday. An autopsy revealed
hemotrhage of the brain.
All the new spring goods at the'Grange
s'ore will be sold at removal sale prices.
Services at the Christian church next
Lord’s day.
Morning subject, “The
Modern Critic;” evening subject, “Hu­
man sympathy, and how much needed
in this city.” Our music never fails. All
are cordially invited to come.
Commissioner I. N. Branson, Samuel
Yocum and Fred Triplett were received
into the fraternity of Charity lodge A. O.
U. W. Friday night, and the event was
celebrated with a supper. Visitors were
present from several neighboring towns.
Will Logan and family drove up to J
Dallas Sunday to visit Mrs. L’s parents.
jX wide tire wagon with double l>ox,
and spring seat, only #85, at O. O. Hod­
son's.
Mrs. Myrtle Barnhart of Salem arrived
on Wednesday for several days' visit
with friends.
We’ve opened up iu the past week a complete line of
You will find an A 1 tinner and plum­
ber at Hodson's. Work the best and (
prices the cheapest.
Judge R. P. Bird has lieen chosen
chairman of the republican county cen- ,
tral committee. The secretary is yet to I
be chosen.
We understand that Mr. and Mrs. J. F. [
Bakemau of Carlton are going to join the I
hosts going to Cape Nome next month.
We wish them success.
Of the Celebrated Peerless Make. You’ll appreci­
I>ee Collard left on Teusday for Sump­
ter, where he expects to make a fortune.
ate it more fully when you see the way each gar­
Lee has been with the Newell and Henry
ment
is made, what care has been taken in the finish
livery stable ever since the building was
the
class
ot material used, the trimmings, etc. The
constructed.
A reception and social dance will be
given on Thursday evening, May 3d, at I
Campbell's hall, under the auspices of
Home circle 53, W of W. A most cor­
Than you usually pay for inferior makes.
dial invitation is extended to all.
Dr. E. E. Goucher and family left on
Wednesday morning for Portland and
Seattle. The family will return after the
doctor departs for Nome, and it is just
possible that the doctor will return again
before leaving for the north.
W. M. Ramsey, the nominee of the
democratic convention for justice of the
supreme court, has declined the nomi­ Elegantly trimmed with Lace or Embroidery, 59c, 75c, 89c,
$1, $1.25, $1,50, #1.89, $2.
nation. He forw arded his declination to
Chairman Sheridan, on the 16 inst. The
judge w as not a candidate for this or any
other office, was not at the convention,
and was nominated without his know­
ledge or consent.
39c> 59C, 75C, $1, $1.25, $1-50.
For ideal harmony and true devotion
to party, we commend our democratic
and populist friends to Tuesday’s repub­
lican convention. Messes. Henderson,
25c, 39c, 50c, 75c.
Foster, Nickell and all the other defeated
candidates are still in the harness, and
are going to pull like old draft horses.
CORSET COVERS—i2Xc> 18c, 25c, 39c.
They all made friends by their remarks
in tlie convention.
It is a rare treat which the people of
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McMinnville and vicinity will be given
at the opera house, May 2d. Never be­
fore has such a man as “Bob” Taylor of
Tennessee made a tour of the western
coast. An editorial in the New York
World says of him: “Whether with
mouth or fiddle,Ex- Gov. Robert L. Tay­
lor, of Tennessee, is easily one of the
most accomplished performers of the
world.” The Chattanooga Times says
of him ; “Bob Taylor is more than a ge­
nius in his way, and today stands alone
as the great portrayer, upon the lecture
platform, of the beauties of nature, and
delineator of the humbler character. His
is a heart of melody and a tongue of &
is Unsurpassed.
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gold.” Tickets for sale at usual place.
W. C. Calder, secretary of the Sumpter
Townsite Co., and one of the leading
business men of that town, was in the
city two or three days list week, nego­
tiating the sale of some mining claims.
Rev. E. Servais of the Catholic church
He is an old friend of Dr. E. E. Cable. visited Rev. Win. Daly of Salem on
Mr. Calder carries with him a number of Tuesday.
A. A. Dubois has moved his family in­
good photos setting forth the growth and
to the Handley residence near the rail­
advantages of his stirring town. *
road bridge.
Mis. W. L. Bradshaw died al The
McMinnville camp, W. O. W., now
Dalles on Thursday, April 19th, after an • numbers 204 members ill good standing,
¡lines’ of two years from consumption. and several to be initiated at their next
Her husband,Judge W L. Bradshaw, meeting.
The campaign will be opened next
one of Wasco county's most prominent
men, survives her, as do also one minor 1 Saturday, when J. A. Jeffries, the demo-
I cratic nominee for district attorney will
son, her father, Dr. II. R. Littlefield, be in tlie city and address the demo­
and three brothers, Drs H. J. and IL A. cratic convention.
and Prof. Edwin V. Littlefield. Large
The Brotherhood of Railroad Train­
circles of friends in.The Dalles and Port­
men will give, their first annual excur­
land, and in Yamhill county, deplore
sion to Salem on Sunday, June 3d.
her death. Mrs. Bradshaw was born in
Chicago, but had lived in Oregon since Trains on the west side from Monmouth
early girlhood She was in her 34th ¡and Sheridan, via Whiteson and Port-
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year when shs died. The funeral was I land.
Monday’ afternoon a birthday surprise
held al The Dalles on Friday, atid was
attended by the two brothers from this party was given in honor of Mrs. Bond,
at the residence of her son, II. M. Bond’
county.
Prime growers are Teeling very anx­ in this city. A few tokens of friemiahip
ious about the condition of the prospec­ were presented and a nice lunch par­
tive crop owing to damage from frost taken of by those present.
In the turmoil and tribulation of poli­
and continue ! unfavorable weather. It
will be some days yet however before the tics and war, Fisia Wright, the harness
fate of the crop can he accurately figured 1 maker, nas not been lost sight of. He
on
Just as the Graphic goes to press I is still doing business at tlie same old
Jesse Edwards telephones up froru Port­ 1 stand and is as ready now to give cus­
land that all the preliminaries have been tomers the best articles for the least
arranged iu a satisfactory manner with money as he ever was. Among the lat­
the attorney for the beet sugar company, est invoice in his line will be found some
and that the blank contracts for acreage very fine buggy robes and fancy bridles.
will be printed at once and put into the His riding and buggy whips are good
hands of the directors of the Newberg persuaders.
John Coffey was taken suddenly insane
Development Company. As soon as
this is done solicitors will be appointed yesterday morning at his lodging room
and the ball will begin to roll. The intne residence of Mr. Miller on B street.
beet sugar factory is assured if we do His insanity takes the form of melan­
our part. Now is the time to strike.— cholia, ane is said to have been working
on him for some time. He is a carpen­
Newberg Graphic.
Just previous to the departure of Dr. ter by trade, and is a bachelor aged 48
E. E. Gaucher the school board of this years. He was violent when taken, and
city held a meeting on Tuesday evening was demolishing furniture in his room,
and selected a corps of teachers for the throwing it out of the window. He was
ensuing rear, with the exception of prin­ adjudged insane and taken to Salem
cipal. All former teachers were re-em- yesterday.
ploye-1 except Prof. Scott and Mrs Mar­
lion. H. V. Gates, department com­
guerite .Mi Phillips. The two new teach­ mander
of the < >. A. R,, has asked the
ers chosen were Prof. Peery, principal of various posts of the state to pass what we
the Moro piiuli«-school, aud Miss Dutlm regard as a very sensible resolution. It
Daniel«. The principal is likely to be reads:
“Resolved, That the council of ad­
chosen io a short time. It is understood
ministration of the department of Ore-
that Prof. Reynolds desires not to be con­ [ gon,
G. A. R , respectfully request all
sidered a candidate, and his successor civic and fraternal organizations in this
will be some outride man. Prof. B. O. state to give, uumolested, to the Grand
Snuffer of Amity is an applicant, and Army of the Republic, May 30th, as Me­
day, and that the press of the
has a number of warm adherents who morial
state lie requested to aid ill keeping sa-
are pressing hie candidacy, but like all 1 cred this day, devoted to the nation's
good men, he has enemies, who are also honored dead.”
It is sensible, because in Oregon the
busy. It looks as if the selection will be
made from outside tlie county. The Re­ tendency has long been too great to
hilarious those days which are
porter hopes personal en m idea in this make
dedicated to the most sacred purposes.
matter will not redound to the damage Mr. Gates shows a level head in this
I proposition.
of the schools.
CHICAGO STORE
Ladies’ Muslin
Underwear
Price will be found very much lower
LADIES' GOWNS
Ladies’ Skirts
Ladies’ Drawers
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* Hodson’s Line of Wall Paper *
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His Paints are High Quality.
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Examine the BOTTLED ENERGY of his
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Carpet Sale !
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Special 7 days sale on 5 strong numbers, commencing
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, and will continue till SATUR­
DAY EVENING, ARRIL28.
No. 1— Keystone Extra, power loom, regular prices 35, 374 and 384 cents;
sale price, 29 cents per yard.
No. 2—C. C. Union extra power, regular prices 40 and 45 cents; sale
price, 33 cents per yard.
No. 3 - Wool, extra super, regular prices 50, 52, 55 and 58 cents; sale price
43 cents.
No. 4—Handloom Kider muster, all wool ingrain, regular prices 65, 68 and
70 cents; sale price 55 cents per yard.
No. 5—3-4 extra tapestry Brussels, rcgnlar prices 75, 80, 85 and 90 cents;
sale price 69 cents per yard.
Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits
Any Lady purchasing a Taiior-Made Suit from Saturday,
A^ril 21, to Saturday, May 5, will be presented with a nice
Parasol or a nice summer umbrellA free of charge.
Curtains and Tapestry
A large line of Lace Tapestry and Chenille Curtains of
the very latest designs just arrived, and they will go at Bed-
Rock prices.
Take The Reporter and Get the News
One Dollar Per Year.