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LOCAL NEWS. PHYSICIANS H. VOSE, yy Physician and Surgeon OHleea in Wright Block, over Chicago Store. Phone, Oregon, 115. M c M innville OREGON. £QOK & CABLE, Physicians and Surgeons. Rooms in Jacobson Block, McSrtNKVILLX, OKEOON. ... _______________ !>.. C. MICHAUX, n J Physici«an nd Surgeon, M c M innville , OREGON. Ottice in Union Block ATTORNEY. L. CONNER, Attorney and Notary Public OlBce rooms 9 and 10, Union Block. Mcflinnville, Oregon - BICYCLE REPAIRER. S. ROSCOE, J UMBRELLAS Re-covered and Repaired Full line of repairs and all repair work done In the best style. South bide Thud Street near B. MEAT MARKETS Q STREET MEAT MARKET, Reynolds & Powell, Prop’s. Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all kinds constantly in stock. Cash paid for hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds of fat stock. DILLARD & EHRMAN, Proprietors of • CITY MARKET. Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds South side Thipl St. between B and C. BARBERS. yy H. LOOAN, BARBER We are located opposite H. C. Burns’ and aim to give all i ustomers good treatment for little luouey. Batn rooms in connection. Your pat ronage solicited. .V ........... HARNESS gLSIA WRIGHT, Manufactures and Deals tn HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, ..nd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they can be bought anywhere else in the W illamette Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. DRAYMEN ßROWER & SON, McfllNNVILLE Truck and Dray Co Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful handling guaranteed. Collections will be made monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap. Mrs. Nat Holman of Dallas is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Logan. John Sherman, the venerable states man. is seriously sick, in his 78th year. W. L. Wilson, author of the Wilson tariff bill, died in Lexington, Va., on Wednesday. The great coal strike is at an end, the operators agreeing to the miners’ de mands for a 10 per cent increase in «âgée, and the abolition of the sliding scale. Attention is called to the card of W. A. Howe. From years of experience as a merchant, he knows the ins and outs of trade, and has aided greatly in building up a prosperous community to the north of ns. important to Mothers. Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA. aVtafe and sure remedy for infanta and children, and see that it Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. The Raid Ton Have AJwayt Bought ^EGAL BLANKS. The following general form* are always in stock an i for *alc at the Reporter office : Real Warrant y Deeds *’ v EMate ’—-• - Mortgage • < hattet Mortgage uit-claim Deeds Satisfaction ol Mort. r>nd for Deed Transfer of Mortgage Farm Lease Noles and Receipts. Bill of Salt* order book«. Urop MorUa«it-*. Acknowledgements. Abstracts. Justices' Blar.k«. We carrv a law stock of stationery and are p epares 1 to do Job printing of every sort in the best style of the art and at low figures S G. S. Wright, dentist. Keep your eye on the St. Charles store. Mrs. D. I. Asbury has been quite ill during the week. Wm. Geldard of Carlton was a iiuan- cial caller on Wednesday. Hammocks, croquet sets, guitars, man dolins, etc., at Scott & Williams. H. IL Reed is in the city, having re turned from California on business. Mrs. Frank Stout and daughter I>elia are visiting friends in Salem this week. Bring your best butter and fresh eggs to Wallace A Walker and get their worth in cash or mdse. Mrs. J. P. Brown of this city is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Hadley, at Newberg. Representative Clarence Butt was steering a divorce case safely through the circuit court this week. We are paying this week.35 to 10 cts per roll for good butter and 20 cts per doz for fresh eggs. W allace & W alker . That new granite ware at Hodson's is the best and cheapest, but must be used to be appreciated. Attorney John F. Clark of Oregon City was up the first of the week to see a case through the circuit court. M. E. Hendrick is now located in his new quarters, and offers a new line of groceries, crockery and glassware at prices consistent with a moderately filled purse. Mr. Fred Curtiss, of Clyde, Ohio, was in the city last week, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ungerman. As he was from their old home, it is not necessary to say there was some talking done. I have purchased a complete outfit, and opened a barber shop one door south of the McMinnville National Bank, and respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. G. W. B radley . The lower floor of the Tyler building is soon to be occupied jointly by the Tele phone-Register office and W. L. Hem bree’s stationery store. The Racket store will be moved to the Fenton build ing adjoining, and H. C. Burns will move to his own building, the present location of the Racket store. G. S. Wright, dentist. l Scott A Williams, Griesen’s old aland. Big cut in ladies' and gents' tan klioes at the Racket store. Biing your butter, eggs, chickens, etc., to F lynn , M urton A C o . China pheasants are about ripe. Hod son has guns and ammunition to supply you. v Lost—A bunch of keys. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at this of fice. No baits at the St. Charles store, All goods sold at a profit. Frank Redmond is painting his resi- dence white, and has constructed a new fence. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Cole of North Yamhill were pleasant callers at this of fice yesterday. Carl Grissen left for Germany on Tues day. He was accompanied by his parents as far as l'ortland. The Epworth League will be led by Mr. Leonard Hopfield next Sunday even ing. The topic is “Our Stewardship.” Air tight heaters of all sizes, shapes and styles, and at prices from $2.50 up are to be had at Hodson’s. Miss May Barnhurt of the Sheridan Sun, visited her mother in this city from Saturday until Monday. Mrs. J. E. Noll is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weed at Oregon City. Mr. Noll has begun to “bach,” but w'ill wind up by boarding. The highest price paid for hops in Ore gon, so far as reported, was the sale of F. Levy of Salem, who received I5J4C on Monday, for a lot of 200 bales. Notwithstanding all that has been said and done the best intrinsic values are to be found at the Racket store, especially in those Star 5 Star shoes. House of nine rooms and woodshed for rent; corner 2d and I Sts. See owner in town Saturday, at Reporter office, 2 to 5 p. m. Willard & Ehrman’s meat market is being overhauled and improved. A new screen front and new inside equipment is being put in. A boy named Johnson, living with R. The following is a list of the teachers H. Grover, broke his wrist while holding of this county, and the locality in which down borne base at school recently. An they are actively employed, as far as re other boy ran into him. ported to the county superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. James Hamnett of New Joint districts, in which the school is berg, who were residents of this city a field in another county, are not listed : dozen years ago, visited over Sunday Diet t. Teacher P. O. with Wm. Lambert and family._ 1 : Pauline Roesner......... . .. .Carlton 1 4 J. Willard, of the new meat market 2 ; Lena Pagenkopf ........... firm of Willard & Ebrman, is up from 3 W. B. Dagget, Prin.. .. .... Dundee 44 Portland attending to business. He will Minnie Heiyer............... move to this city after election 4 J. W. Fisher, I’rin.......... ......... Amity it Ella Wood... Mrs. C. D. Johnson received news < < Zella Harty.. Tuesday of the serious illness of her << Cora Schaffer mother, Mrs. Dawson, near Eugene, and departed on the evening train to be with 5 Ella Yates ............................... Carlton 6 Grace Newell.................. McMinnville her. Christenson & Houck have bought and 7 B. E. Haney................................Amity shipped a total of 12 carloads of prunes 8 Veraie Keene.................. McMinnville of the crop of 1900, paying therefor 4 and 0 Grace Dudley.......................... Newberg Annie Dudley....................... “ 5 cents. They were purchased in various 44 10 Anna Carter . . . parte of the country. 11 J. G Wight, Prin... ........... Carlton Dr. Curtis C. Strong of Portland, a 44 Ida Smith ............... competent physician who for 28 years 12 Etbçl Dorris............. . McMinnville practiced his profession in Portland, died 44 i3 Mvrtie Williams Oct. J 1th in that city. He was a brother 44 14 Emma Gill............... of W. J. Strong, formerly of this city, 15 Elizabeth Gowdy... North Yamhill now of Carlton. 44 «4 16 H. L. McCann, Prin. 44 44 At the annual convention of the W. C. Maud Williamson 4 4 44 T. U. held at Moro, Or., last week, Mrs. Lenore Kirkwood. 4 4 44 Helen D. Harford of Newberg was elect >7 Ellen Beamis ed president and Mrs. Sarah Kern of 18 Lena Stilwell........... ............... Dayton Portland recording secretary. The con iv E. A. Johnston....... . North Yamhill vention was largely attended. 20 Nellie Walling....... ........... Hopewell While coming to town Saturday even 21 E. M. Brooks........... ............ Newberg . . Lafayette ing Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cook met on 22 John Blongh, Prin. 4* Flora Blough. the Cozine creek bridge one of those << Sara Bates . . overbearing individuals who refuse to «4 Lota Edmiston give a part of the road. The result was a badly broken drivingbuggy for Mr. Cook. 23 Rav Antrim............. ................ Daytoq The unkind teamster did not even stop 24 Blanche Derr McMinnville 44 to see how much damage bis big wagon 25 Nettie Dickenson. 26 Edyth Brooks . North Yamhill had done. The endeavor society of the Cumb. 27 George Seward........ .................Dayton 44 Ella B. Seward. .. . Presbyterian church last Thursday even ing elected the following officers for the 28 S. S. Duncan, Prin ................ Dayton 44 Madge puun ensuing six months: W. T. Macy, presi 44 Gertrude Palmer dent; Miss Mary Bird, vice president; 44 EHa Harris .... Miss Clara Walker, secretary ; Mrs. Nan Newberg nie Nelson, treasurer, Walter Fender, 29 R. W. Kirk, Prin 44 Mrs. E. Martin librarian; Miss Lottie Ried, organist; «4 Gertrude Lamb Miss Josie Gortner, chorister. A pleasant 44 Ella Crawford.. social was held after the election. « < Mary Barrows Attorneys J. J. Spencer and C. W. Tal 44 Margaret Inglis mage, who were staunch Bryan support 30 F. W. Royal........... .Willamina ers in 1896, evidently begin to look upon 31 Eva Keys .......... Fairdale Bryan as a fallen idol, and that perhaps 32 Iona Hntcbins......... .......... Newberg be may be an imperial dictator of all the 44 Jennie Jones amalgamated parties. It is claimed both 33 Kal Iona K. Scott. .. ................ Amity have been-heard to say that if their per 36 Marrietta Jones .. .......... Newberg sonal vote could name the president, it 36 H. B Blood ............ Gopher would not be W.J. Bryan, but Eugene V. 4» Mvrtie Gardner Debs. 37 Zaidee Linden......... Willamina Mrs R. P Ungerman and Mrs. Elsia 3« Maggie Triplett ... Carlton Wright returned from Astoria, where 3'.i Lenna Martin ........ North Yamhill they went to attend the Grand Temple 40 W. W. Bristow, Prin .McMinnville Rathbone sisters. They report a very 4 4 L. R. Aiderman .... instructive session, and a pleasant time 44 Hattie Williams Mrs. Ungerman was elected, for the fifth 44 Emma Green time, as Grand Al of R and C, which, at 44 Marv Bird the end of the term, will entitle her to 44 I kith a Daniel» .......... the honors of past grand chief. • 4 Eva Akin ............... U. J. D. Brown and wife arrived home from Portland Wednesday evening. Mr. Brown, owing to a spinal injury received some years ago. was advised by hie physi cian to discontinue hie work as athletic director of the Portland Y. M. C. A., a recent severe illness having been brought on him by too violent exercise. 42 4$ 44 45 47 Cora Confer Eva Hembree . . . . Lou ire Yoran......... Pauline Sears.......... Ida Pagenkopf ... T recta Wilaon ........ Lettie Masterson Bernie Houck.. <4 • 4 ........... Sheridan Mi Minnville .. . .Hopewell .......... Sharon .. McH^iooviUa CHICAGO STORE ! We re pretty busy these days; haven t got time to tell you of all the good things which we are offering. It’s getting to be rather chilly nights. You’ll soon be wanting f UNDERWEAR. Better get in a ml buy while the stock is complete in every line. Never was there a more attractive line offered than the Chicago Store’s line of today. By the way, we bought a Manufacturer's Line of Samples of Gent s Underwear—all Men’s Goods, just Shirts, no Drawers to match them. We re going to sell the lot all out SATURDAY AND HONDAY Ane there’s hundreds of them, too. We ll give you Goods Worth up to $i at 35c. Goods worth up to $1.50 at 69c. Goods Worth up to $2.50 at 98c. They'll go with a whirl, but be on hand Saturday morning. PICTURE FRAMES Many of you have been getting purchase stamps, and many have been presented with one of those hand some Demar paintings. Now we’ve just received One Hundred Beautiful Frames. Just fits your picture. None is worth less than $2.75, many worth $3.50 and some up as high as $4. We re going to give you a choice for three days: SATURDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY, of any frame in the house.for $1.69. If you've got your picture, you surely want one; if you expect to get one you’d better buy your frame now. Better come in and get a few more chances on that Handsome Silk Dress to be given away October 31st. STORE. CHICAGO 48 C. C. Linden, Prin. . ............ Sheridan 44 Bessie Linden ....... 44 Edith Percival......... 44 Mildred Daugherty 49 Ina Stilwell............. .............. Dayton 50 F. M. Nagle............. ............ Bellevue 51 Nina Baxter........... .............. Dayton 52 J. W. Allen............. North Yamhill 54 Charles Deach . ... ............ Newberg 56 Florence Pemberton .. .Springbrook 57 Fannie Guttry......... ........... .Sheridan 58 G. A. W. Russel ... ........ Willamina 59 A. Gubser......... . . .. .North Yamhill 60 Mrs. F. W. Royal ... ............ Sheridan 63 Harry Blough......... .. McMinnville 64 Isora Edmiston........ . McMinnville 65 Anna McCutcheon. ............ Carlton 66 Lonella Lynch......... . McMinnville 68 F. H. Buchanan... .......... Newberg 70 Ella White................. .......... Sheridan 77 W. A. Johnston .... .North Yatnhill 78 E. F. Perkins........... .......... Whiteson 79 J. J. Elly son ............ ........ Willamina 81 Fred Cane................. North Yamhill McMinnville 84 Julia Prentiss........... 85 Bessie I^ighton........ .........Willamina Sheridan 86 J. C. Leonard............ WE OFFER __ O A Large Assortment of Buckingham & Hecht’s Tan Top Shoes With Double Insole, at a Net Price of Other Shoes and Goods at Favorable Prices. Best price paid for butter, eggs and other farm produce. ,— M >£ ¿toe, General Merchandise CARLTON, OR. Plea.e Take Nwtice. Parties indebted to the firm of R. Ja cobson &. Co. are respectfully requested to settle at once, as accounts become due Oct. 1, 1900. We must have the money. R. J acobson & Co. Notice to Debtor*. All persons who are indebted to us will please call at once^and settle. S. H owor T h & Co. For Kent. 100 acre fault, 3 miles north of Mc Minnville; about 30 acres clear; house, barn, woodshed, orchard, garden, good water. E. L. S nowden , McMinnville, or on premises. To the rubll?. In reference to an article published in the,Ocean Wave and other papers, in which if was stated that J. J. Henderson & Son took a drove of cattle to Amity, and took with them three cattle lielung ing to Otto Walters, that they branded the same and paid Walters $70 therefor, I hereby acknowledge that I was the author of the above article and that it is not true. Signed S. H ill . I hereby in the presence of the under signed witnesses allow J. J. Henderson to publish the above article in all Yam hill and Tillamook county papers, and do hereby authorize him to sign my name to each of such articles so published. Witnesses vrtlb H ill , witnesses j JM LloYD H enderson —O For Men, Round Top Shoes, $3.50, in all styles—every pair warranted. The Waldorf Hat, $3. $3-25- Thoroughbrace For Ladies—Capes and Jackets. The best line ever shown. Shoes in all styles and prices. Underwear and Hosiery. We expect Our pjew Dress Goods to arrive any day. Wait for them if you want the Latest Styles and Lowest Prices McMinnville Grange & Farmers Co., Thia signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet« the remedy that «narea a «old In awe «lay CHAS. P. NELSON, Manager. • - v — 8. A. Manning has repainted hit atore front. J. R. Booth and wife are visiting in “You Need a New Suit.” Pullman, Washington. The Reporter congratulates Dr. Ward Wisecarver on his admittance to practice of dentistry in this state. President Boardman, Rev. R. W. King and Rev. A. J. Hunsaker are at The Dalles attending the Oregon Baptist con ference. Madeline, the little daughter of Mr. Has opened a shop on B Street, in and Mrs. W. H. iogan. has been serious the Flynn building. ly ill this week, but is now »lowly im HI* Price» are Reaaowabic, and he proving Guarantees a Fit. Mr. and Maa. Paatt Milton Wave today * Fine Stork of Goods tor Pant» »nd to beccA* residents of Watson villa,OaliL, Suita, to «elect from. Ki least for the coming winter. We re Cleaning and Repairing. gret to Lose these good people. peter paulus, <^2rierchant (Tailor