The Yamhill County reporter., August 31, 1900, Image 5

PHYSICIANS
LOCAL NEWS,
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
Hr. and Mti. J. H. C’oolc arc at New
Elder Arnold Dudley it Visiting in port.
Win. J. Dodson baa returned home
VOSE A CLARK,
Portland this week.
G. S. Wright, dentist.
Miss Fannie Durgan of Portland is vis­ from Montana.
Scott A Williams, Griesen's old stand. iting Miss Bergitta Nelson.
Mies Bergitta Nelson returned from
Physicians
Nellie Ramsey of Salem is visit­
J. Capps A Sons all wool clothing from Newport on Tuesday.
and Surgeons. ing Miss
friends in McMinnville this week.
The best wire lanterns are found at
$9 to $13 a suit at tbe Grange store.
Offices in Wright Block, over Chicago Store.
Big
cut in ladies' and gents’ tan shoes
Phone, Oregon, 115.
Hammocks, croquet sets, guitars, man I the fence works.
at the Racket store.
The RerouTKR and Weekly Oregonian
doline, etc., at Scott A Williams.
OREGON.
M c M innville
Mrs. C. P. Bishop of Salem visited with
Roseburg will have a street fair Sept. one vear for 12, strictly in advance
Mrs. W. D. McDonald the past week.
COOK & CABLE,
Mrs. Lou Watkius will leave within
17, 18 and 19, and they have no comple­
Potatoes are scarce in the local mar­ tion of locks to celebrate.
the next week for her home in Boise.
ket. They are w orth 50e per 100 pounds.
Blue Flame oil cook stove, cheaper
8. R. Baxter, the staunch republican
Chas. Griesen's advertisement as book­ than wood. Call and see them at Hod­ of Dayton, was in the city on Tuesday.
seller is still running in the Oregon son’s.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
Searchlight, Dr. Grannis' paper.
Hop
picking
began
in
Charley
Kuns'
Eugene
Wright on Sunday, Aug 26th.
MCMINNVILLI,
...
0BBGON.
St. Charles store is headquarters for yard on Wednesday morning. Chailey
Hop pickers save money buying their
glass jars, pint, quart and one-half gal­ is said to have a good crop.
supplies at the Grange A Farmers store.
J C. MICHAUX, n D.,
lon, strictly cash; also sugar muBt be
John Bates of Sheridan has been as­
Chas. P. Nelson will go over to New­
sold for cash or produce.
sisting in galvanized irou work at Hod­ port tomorrow, and return Tuesday with
Physician and Surgeon,
Notwithstanding all that has been said son's for a couple of weeks.
his mother.
and done the best intrinsic values are to
C. F. Daniele carries a stock of flour,
Ernest Henderson isou his way home
M c M innville , OREGON.
especially
be found at the Racket store,
feed and baled hay, ami sells as cheap as from Nome, lie is now visiting relatives
in those Star 5 Star shoes.
Office in Union Block
tbe same can be bought anywhere in the at New Whatcom.
Cal. Long recently shot Jwo deer near valley.
Miss Carrie Schenk returned Friday
his ranch in the mountains, He killed
ATTORNEY.
H. P. Webster, who has been over to
them by the Dewey plan—before break­ Woods almost ever since the June elec­ from her visit to her father and brother
fast. They are found on the ridges in tion, is expected to return home this in New Whatcom.
L. CONNER,
The latest form and most durable and
the early moruiug.
week.
fashionable hop baskets at the McMinn­
Wanted—Hop pickers; for a large
For sale—100 acre farm, nearly all in ville Fence works,
yard. Nice camping near good wood
cultivation. Good location. Best bar­
E. Estes returned Wednesday evening
and water. Half a mile from Dayton.
gain in the county. Enquire at this office from his trip to Indiana, to close up the
See or engage with Dr. B. F. Swick,
for owner.
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estate of a deceased brother.
Office rooms 9 and 10, Union Block.
Dayton, Oregon.
M/s. W. T. Vinton is visiting tier fath­
The Dalles has caught the carnival af­
Mrs. M. V. Jones, who had visited a
McMinnville,
-
Oregon
er near West Chehalem, which gives W.
number of weeks with her daughter, T. au opportunity to eat his mother’s flatus and will have one in October.
Coine down and see how we do it.
Mrs. T. D. Henderson, and a large circle
eookiug once more.
BICYCLE REPAIRER. ,
of friends throughout the valley, started
Judge J. E. Magers came up from
Hon. W. A. Howe has received about Portland Wednesday evening. Ilis fam­
last Friday ou the return to her home in
J S. ROSCOE,
18,000 bushels of wheat at his warehouse, ily returned from New port yesterday.
Crescent City, Calif.
and will probably reach the 35,000 mark
Enameling in Black and Rev. R. W. King is showing some fine by tbe end of tbe liarvest.
Mrs. Varner, after a visit of three
photos of the Hendrick peach orchard
weeks at D. S. Holman’s, returned to her
Maroon cheap for Cash and the handsome lot of people who har­ The school children declare they will home at Cleveland, Wash., on Tuesday.
Full line of repairs and all repair work done vested the crop. Mr. King stands in the not attend school during the carnival.
Prof, and Mrs. Rennie Doane of Pull­
in the best style. South side Third Street near
front rank of amateur experimenters Here’s trouble for Profs. Bristow and man, Wash., arrived Wednesday even­
B.
Aiderman
right
in
the
outset.
with the camera, and there is a host of
ing for a visit at J. C. Cooper s for the
Gus Paulus will have a thousand next three or four weeks.
others.
MEAT MARKETS
Next Lord’s day is the beginning of pounds more hops than lie ever raised
The new face jackets and capes have
Pastor Lindsey’s second year with the before. He is delighted with the pros­ arrived at the Grange A Farmers store,
0 STREET MEAT MARKET,
McMinnville Christian church. All are pects for good yield and price.
and are now open for inspection at prices
Henry Eccleston began picking his lower than ever before sold.
cordially
invited. Morning subject—“A
.38-2
Reynolds & Powell, Prop’s.
Worked Out Salvation.” Evening sub­ hops yesterday. He has a force of about
Hettie,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T. N.
Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all ject—“Our trip from Portland to Nome.” 30 pickers. The crop is said to be better
Baker, is suffering from an attack of in­
kinds constantly in stock. Cash paid for
hides. Highest market price paid for all kluds Good music under the leadership of Dr. than last year.
flammatory rheumatism, her condition
of fat stock.
J. II. Nelson.
The fish and poultry market of H. A. being considered quite serious.
Mrs. Frank Abram Powell is to arrive Palmer A Co. is located in the brick
H. C. Roberts of Peoria, Ills., visited
j^ATTHIES A CO.,
soon from Topeka, Kansas, where her building adjoining the McMinnville
bisold friend, M. Underwood, last Mon­
Proprietors of
husband has for the past year been pas­ National bank. Produce bought and
day. He is the head of the traveling
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tor of a church. Rev. Powell has ac­ a fresh stock of groceries for sale.
men for the Avery Mf’g A Thresher Co.
cepted a call to California, and enroute
While in Salt Lake City W. T. Macy
Uncle Jacob Wortman and wife have
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds to the new location, Mrs. Powell is to met J. C. Gates, formerly iu the livery been spending the closing days of Au­
visit Corvallis relatives, and may stop in business here. He is running a dray,
South side Third St. between B and C.
McMinnville.
and would do well but for the fact that gust on their son John’s ranch at the
head of the Willamina.
Miss Nellie Gardner returned Monday he is a Gentile, and Mormons boycott
BARBERS
Rev. G. W. Fender will return home
evening from a delightful visit with Gentiles.
Mends at Forest Grove. The Grove is
Hugh Easterly, eldest son of George tomorrow and will till his pulpit Sunday,
I^OGAN & BRADLEY,
being enlivened by large tent meetings Easterly, returned to McMinnville Sat­ both morning and evening. All cordial­
of the salvation army, supporting a urday eveniug after an absence of eeven ly invited. Good music for both services.
L. E. Walker has opened a little gro­
stringed orchestra ot five pieces and about years at Warrensburg, Tenn. He was
cery
store out at the Miller hopyard,
fifteen
exliorters.
They
will
not.
come
to
accompanied
by
his
brother
and
sister,
We are located opposite H. C. Burns’ and aim
where picking will begin next Monday.
to give all customers good treatment for little McMinnville, ns they do not visit towns Guy and Edith.
motley. Batt, rooms in connection. Your pat­
J. P. Irvine is assistiug in the store in
where barracks have been established.
ronage solicited.
Win. Burdett returned home from
town.
Nome
on
Tuesday.
We
understand
he
We hear a bad report from our friend
J. I’. Kenedy, grand chancellor KnightB
Griesen, now a denizen of the Coast brings the word that W. L. Warren is
HARNESS
of
l’ythias of Oregon, and J. II. McKib­
the
only
man
who
went
from
here
who
Range. He was building a house, and
gLSIA WRIGHT,
conceived that he was as capable as the made expenses. W. L. happened to fall ben, editor of The Seuator, paid a frater­
strongest German to pull the cross-cut into a good job of running au engine at nal visit to Diana Lodge in this city
Manufactures and Deals In
Wednesday evening.
saw. He worked manfully for a while, $6.50 a day.
Mrs. M. L. Sutton of Millwood, Ore­
but the result was he was laid up for re­
The Multnomah base ball team will
gon,
projioses to put her camera to effec­
pairs.
He
went
to
the
mountains
to
play
tbe
home
team
at
this
place next
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
tive and practical use in advertising Ore­
rest, and this is how he did it.
Saturday
and
Sunday.
The
local
team
..ndbrushes, ar.d tells them cheerier than they
can be bought any where else in the Willamette
The Wahll>erg hop farm at North Yam- expect to have Graham and Martin as gon. The plan projected is a free stere-
Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are
hiil
is being equipped with a strictly their battery, which will insure a good opticon lecture course designed to tour
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them.
modern kiln for drying the output of the game. Tbe ueual admission price will the central and eastern states and serve
as an Oregon exhibit at the Buffaloexpo­
farm. The plant includes a double kiln be charged.
DRAYMEN
sition in 1901. This course will present
with two drying Hours, each 26 feet
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Macy and Miss
Oregon in all its phases: Historical—
square,
and
a
cooling
and
storage-room
Louisa Maloney returned Monday even­
ßROWER & SON,
about 100 feet distant from the kiln, tlie ing from tlieir trip to Salt Lake City. It treating of earliest days and exciting in­
McfllNNVILLE
two being connected by an elevated rail­ was a very pleasant visit for all of them. cidents, a tribute to pioneers; commer­
way. The greeu bops are lifted to a level Mr. Macy is unsettled in his plans for cial—devoted to harbors, seaport towns
with the drying floors by an elevator.
the future, but will not return to the and shipping; agricultural—in the in­
terest of farmers, stockraisets and fruit­
Goods of all descriptions moved, and eareflil
management of the Kegg grocery.
R.
E.
Smith
’
s
best
cow,
worth
any
two
handling guaranteed. Collectionswill be made
growers; industrial—to manufactures,
monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
others of bis herd, was struck by the
Mrs. Annie Evenden is home from fishing, lumliering and mining; and
south bound passenger Thursday evening Pullmau, Wash., visiting with her family
scenic—consisting of a large collection of
of last week, and so badly injured that it at Gopher. She is well pleased with her
notice ran i*i iii . ication .
Columbia, Umpqua, Rogue river, coast
became necessary to kill her. She was a work at the head of the musical depart­
and other views, entirely new and irre­
cow that gave six gallons of milk daily ment in the Pullman college, and will re­
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon .
sistible. The advantage of such a course
July 30th, 1900.
when fresh. It was the first case for turn about Sept 27th to begin the school
over a small exhibit in a crowded pavil­
OTICE is hereby given that the following years in w hich the cattle running in his
named belt 1er has tiled notice of his inten­
year.
ion is obvious. The expense will be many
tion to make tinal proof in support of his claim,
pasture did not show fear of an approach
times less. She says, “With a small ap­
and that said proof will be made before the
County
Judge
R.
P.
Bird
has
bought
county clerk of Yamhill county at McMinnville. ing train. The railroad company will
tbe two lots adjoining Mr. Gortner’s resi­ propriation from the state, to cover cost
Oregon, on September 8, 1900, viz .George G. probably indemnify him for the loss.
Seely, H. E. No. 11,4M, for the Southeast quarter
dence on the north, and will construct a of the stereopticon outfit, I ain confident
of Section 20, T. 4 S. R »1 \V He names the fol­
Elsia Wright has temporarily suspend­ good substantial residence thereou yet the venture cau be made self-supporting
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi­
dence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
ed threshing operations, but has about this fall. The Judge obtained these lots on an advertising or subscription basis.”
Richard Aylward. Frank E Taylor, Ludwig
Griebe and Charles Griebe, all of Sheridan, Or­ made hie circuit. The largest day’s at a bargain, paying $150, with sidewalk, Ibis is the weak fioiut in the lady’s
egon.
( HAS. R. MOORES, Register.
threshing was the first one at Jesse shade trees and diaiuage already pro­ scheme. The legislature lias no right to
appropriate funds for the equipment of
High's, when 1606 bushels was the tally. vided.
private enterprises. Otherw ise the plan
IID IKI) OF EQI AI.I/.A'I ION.
The best yield was also at this place.
is a good one. Senator Mulkey is such
Some
improvement
is
noticed
in
the
1 a lady’s man that Mrs. Hutton has ap­
’OTICE is hereby given tlint the Board of Elsia stales that the moet remarkable
Equalization ot Yamhill county, Oregon, [
of the season's run was the singing ot Miss Jennie Snyder, since tak- i pealed to him for his influence in the
will meet at the court house on Monday. Sep feature
­
ing culture from Madame Norelli, more ; legislature, and he has rather promised
tember 1“, l'MO. and continue in session for <me weather. He threshed continuously for
week, for the purpose of examining and correct­
particularly in the modulation ot the to exert it. Yamhill members are here-
23
days
without
rain
—
the
beat
record
in
ing the assewment rolls In any error» that may
by warned to keep an eye open tor Mul-
occur thereon in valuation or description of Ins w hole history of threshing, covering higher tones. Her voice has always
key and Mrs. Sutton.
property, and for transacting any other business
been
a
power,
particularly
as
a
chorus
that may lawfully come before the hoard, and a period of 28 years.
all parties interested are requested to appear be­
leader, and it should secure for her a po­
f arm lor Nair.
fore said board at said time and place, and show
The man who refuses to advertise be­ sition of both profit and pleasure.
cause, if any, why their essessmeui should not
2oi acres, Ji mile from Carlton, HO
remaingipon the roll.. Do not neglect to exam cause it “stirs up opposition," is always
hie your a-scssment, a« the assessor has no pow­ afraid to reduce prices and offer bargains
Families in McMinnville desiring I acres under plow,80 acres summer fallow^
er to correct errors after the meeting of the
for the same reason. The man who ad­ either yonog men or young lady students good 10-room house, orchard and small
board.
Dated this 22d day of August ISnO.
vertises, says an exchange, is desirous of to do work for al) or part of their board fruit. Terms easy. This is one of the
J. M. YOCOM.
County Assessor of Yamhiil County.
stirring up opposition. He courts it be­ and lodging would do well to notify me best farms in the,county. Address Box
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cause he has bargains for bis customers at once, as I have a number of such stu­ 14, Carlton, Oregon.
*
Dr. G. 8 Wright has begun picking and fears the competition of no man. dents in prospect for tbe new term. Also
hie prune crop.
Deal with the live advertiser and you families desiring to furnish board to stu- | The Union Missionary society of the
of McMinnville met at the home of
The Reporter would suggest to local will always be getting the best bargains dsnts the coming year w ill accommodate city
Mr. and Mrs. L. Root on Wednesday
by
informing
me
as
to
rooms,
rates,
etc.
assessor
and
the
latest
style
cfgrods.
contemporaries that the county
arternoon, August 29th, 1900 The sub­
H. L. B oardmax , President.
and his deputies do not “violate” prop-
ject. “India as a Missionary Field," was
A meeting is to be held in this city to­
discussed, after which officers to serve
\ erty for the board of equalization to cor­ morrow for the nomination, by the pre­
Chas. Belat and family returned Mon­ the
following year were elected as fol-
rect, but they do place a “value” upon it. cinct committees of young men, of youDg day evening from New Garden. Ohio, i ' lows:
President, Mrs. Bardon; vice
C. H. McClain of Harney county was women for carnival queen. Tbe boys after an alieeme of 15 months. Mr. Be­ president, Mrs. Grover; secretary, Mrs.
""•In the city on Tuesday, with the remnant are already up in arms »gains*, the prop­ lat forrr.eily operated the Whiteson cider Ella Rogers : treasurer,MissClara Turner.
! Upon a unanimous vote of the members
of a band of horses which he had brought osition to make married women eligible and jelly factory, and only went back to firesent a little Hindoo girl was adopted
to the valley to sell. He left home with to be queen, ami as a result they will be Ohio for a temporary sojourn. He still iv the society and given the name of
some fifty head, and had dispoeed of barred. Tbe question is, what can the retains his land and cider press and fix­ McMinnville, Oregon. The constitution
nearlv all, at prices ranging from $60 to married ladies do Io get even for this tures, and may go into the eider business of this society provides that any woman
$15o per bead. One | articnlarly nice knightly affront? The beet thing is to ' again, either in thia city or in Whiteson. who is a member of any church »toy' be-
matched w|>an, weighing about 1150 get in and support some young lady with He should be encouraged to loca'e at . come a member. It is ea.ueatty hoped
that all Christian w >uien may join with
pounds each, he sold in Portland for
I ail tbe ardor you possess.
i this point.
1 us in the good Work.
•
|3-25.
~wiieagc dtcre
Letting Out Balance of Sum­
mer Goods at Half Price.
Physicians
and Surgeons.
soc
63e
125
44
75e
150
<4
$1.00
200
25c
75 Soiled Waists, each
Misses
’
Fancy
Trimmed
Sailor
Hats
i5c
5°
Men’s and Boys’ Straw Hats
i5c
Boys’ Crash Hats
15c
Boys’ Wash Suits, half price.
Parasols half price.
25c
100 doz Hop Pickers Gloves, per pr
100 Shirt Waists
44
Attorney and
Notary Public
When we say half price, we mean it. All
our goods are marked in plain figures, Cut
the price in two and they are yours.
Over 2 Solid Tons of New
Fall Goods Already In.
Ladies, if you want the best $2 Shoe ever
sold in the state, we;ve got them.
Interesting news later on.
CITY MARKET.
3857
The McMinnville National Bank.
Of MclTINNVlLLE, OREGON.
BARBERS
P aid C apital , $50,OIK)
S urplub
and
P rofits . 125,000
Transacts a General Banking business and extends to ita patrons every facility
consistent with safe and prudent banking.
DIRECTORS :
L. E. Cowls
Wm. Campbell
W. L. Warren
Lee Laughlin, Pres.
J. L. Rogers, Vice Pres.
E.C. Apperson,Cashier W. S. Link, Asst. Cashier
Office hour, o a. m. to 4 p. nt.
HARNESS,
Truck and Dray Co
N
N
O. O. Hodson Closing Out
I
I
to make room for other goods. Come
early, as prices tell.
$85
3% Mitchell Wagon, complete
12-disc Steel Harrow .......................................... 32
8-foot Steel Hay Rake........................................... 25
4G
16-inch Sulkey Plow
Plows, Harrows and other implements at
Low Prices.
t
A Chkrken Party.
Wednesday evening a number of young
people, composing a walking party,
wended their way out to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cook, where a social
hop was enjoyed, after which refresh­
ments were served Each lady of the
party carried a chicken, hence the so­
briquet “chicken party.” Besides the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, the
members of the party were. Mr and
Mrs. A. K. Olds, the Misses Winnie Gil­
bert. Hallie Reynolds, Alta Booth, Jen­
nie Snyder, Etta Redmond, Georgia and
Kate Jones, Faye Martin, Florence Diel-
Schneider and Maud Hembree. Messrs.
Francis Dielschneiher, Fred Boardman,
Wm. Newell, George Adams, Wm. Un-
german, John Redmond, Chas. Young,
Royce Cook and Dr. Clark.
Flendlab Work.
The flight of time has never
had a better assortment of re­
corders gathered under one roof
before. -American clocks in all
styles, designs and makes, and
surpassing all are seen those
dainty yet serviceable porcelain
clocks with their pretty faces
and rich decorated eases that
can always be washed clean and
bright when they get a little dus­
ty or dirty. We have just re­
ceived twelve cases of clocks di­
rectly from the factories and con­
fidently assert that we have as
fine an assortment of reliable
clocks at as low a price as was
ever offered in the Willamette
valley.
Dan Crigler, who lives above Peavine
ridge, met with a serious loss last Sat­
urday night about :2 o’clock. An incen­
diary set fire to his large barn filled with
hay, and all was consumed, including
other hay stacked outside, in all about
50 tons Suspicion points to certain WM. F. DIELSCHNEIDER
individuals possessed of the devil gener­
& BRO., The Jewelers.
ally, and to whom is attributed other
fiendish acts, such as gashing living ani­
mals with sharp knives. A horse in that
Tbe HI. <'.barlee Stare.
neighborhood was ruined recently by
7haee indebted to the St. Charlei »tore
deliberately cutting through his hid«
[ are requested to call at once and settle
while standing in the barn. Barty *he
their accounts, as we must have money
next morning after the Criglt: fire the
to carry on the business.
Peavine school house was discovered to
Respectfully,
be on fire by wae farmers who were
Mas. N. E. K kgg ..
ear'y qu their way to thresh. A corner
of the building had been set on fire and
CASTORIA
it had spread well up towards the roof.
Bears the si(natare of Case. H FitTcaat
The same individuals are suppofed to I
la use for more than thirty years, and
**ave set both fire*.
Th.
Paa
J—fM.