LOCAL NEWS.
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
Keep your eye on the St. Charles store
I eaves McMinnville for Portland and way
House
and 2'i acres, close to town, for
lauding» Tnestlay, Thursday and *»ttlr<lay
G. 6. Wright, dentist.
rent.
O dell A W ood .
Wire fence ut the Fence Works.
Piano for rent reasonable. Enquire
Scott A Williams, Griesen’s old stand.
at this office.
Try those ham sandwiches at J. B.
No baits at the St. Charles store. All
PHYSICIANS
Williams’ new restaurant.
goods sold at a profit.
Wall paper at cut prices. Must l»e
For rent—Front rooms, for private or
£OOK & CABLE,
sold. Call and see Hodson.
office use. Inquire of Scott A Williams.
The R eporter and Weekly Oregonian
Big lino of cashmere remnants just re
one rear for |2, strictly in advance
ceived at the Racket store.
'■v*
R. H. Carlsen lias moved his rabbitry
Secretary of State Dunbar, of Salem,
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
to the residence of his father near the
is the guest of M. A. Baker.
OBtOON. Star mill.
M c M innvili . b ,
For rent—Nicely furnished rooms, with
Notwithstanding all that has been said
stove. Enquire at this office.
and
done
the
best
intrinsic
values
are
to
d
..
C. MICHAUX, n.
Have you seen that new granite ware
be found at the Racket store, especially
at Hodson’s. Guaranteed the best.
in
those
Star
5
Star
shoes.
Physician and Surgeon,
Duncan Harris left yesterday morning
D. B. Kingery will erect a new resi
on tbe Steamer Bonita for San Francisco.
dence
in
the
Geo.
Willis
addition,
on
bis
M c M innville , OREGON.
Mrs. Chas. Moore, of Olympia, Wash., No such values ever offered to the People of Yamhill County as the Chicago Store offers
recently purchased lote north of the Pres
Office in Union Block
is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
byterian parsonage.
Don’t fail to investigate the reduction M. A. Baker.
ATTORNEY.
Bring your beet butter and fresh eggs
sale of boots and shoes at F. Dielschnei-
to Wallace & Walker and get their worth
der’s. Sign of the big boot.
L. CONNER,
Your Thanksgiving turkey can be pur in cash or mdse.
Fred Elliott of Dallas spent Sunday in
chased either dressed or undressed, at
the lowest price, at H. A. Palmer & this city. This burg seems to have at
tractions for Fred.
50 Fine Velvet Rugs, 27x54 inches, 25 doz Pillow Cases, good, well-made 15 doz Gents' fine 75 and 5oc Neck
Co's.
Pies like those your mother used to
worth $2.50, at...................... $1.39
and large size......................... lljc
wear in fecks and puffs...........39c
W. C. Miller is visiting his Baker coun
ty gold mine for a couple of weeks, sup make, at Williams' restaurant and lunch 100 doz Boys' Ironclad School Hose, 50 pcs double fold yard-wide imita 12 doz Gents' fancy laundried Shirts,
Office rooms 9 and 10, Union Block.
erintending the starting of important de counter.
the $1(«$1.25 kinds.................. 63c
tion French Flannels........... 134c
sizes 7 to 10—never sold less than
McITinnville,
.
Oregon
Frank Wisecarver and family have re
velopment work.
20
doz Gents' gray Merino Under
25c,
at
.....................................
18c
1 case best Domestic Gingham .. 5c
Yamhill Lodge No. 10, D. of H., will moved to Josephine county, where Frank
wear, shirt and drawers......... 19c
BICYCLE REPAIRER.
300 pairs Men s Fine Wool Pants, 250 fine tailor-made Jackets, fine silk
huve initiation and supper at their lodge will still search for the yellow metal.
150
pairs Men's fine Shoes, worth up
the $3@$3.50 values.......
$1.98
room at next meeting Nov. 23d. All
The wood air tight heater will save the
and satin lining in black, mode,
S. ROSCOE,
to
$3.50, lines slightly broken,
members are requested to be present.
price of a stove in one year. Hodson
blue and brown—the regular 112.50
20 doz Boys’ Knee Pants, the 50c
choice
....................
$1.98
sells
them.
A careful and searching examination is
garments, choice ................. $8.98
UMBRELLAS
kind—all ages
............ 29c
half the battle that brings relief from dis
150 Boys' Knee Pants and Reefer
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wood visited in
Re-covered and
50 doz Men’s best 9-oz Blue Overalls, 100 Jackets,the ill.50 ami $7 kind$4.98
ease aDd pain. Dr. Vose’s success in Portland this week.
Suits—the famous Jane Hopkin’s
the
line
of
chronic
diseases
of
all
kinds
regular 50c values................... 39c 20 doz Men’s regular $2 Hats, in fine
Repaired
make, choice............................ $1.98
We are paying this week 35 to 40 cts
is making bis patients happy.
choice fur, choice.................. $ 1.29 150 doz Men's and Boys' wool caps 19c
per roll for good butter and 28 cts per doz 2,000 yards fine Wool Dress Goods
Full line of repairs and all repair work done
in the best style. South ¡side Third Street near
Mrs. Sarah Narver returned last week for fresh eggs. W allace & W alker .
. . 8Jc 250 prs Men's Pants—broken lines,
worth 50, 60, 65 and 75c, choice of 1 case 12Je Outing Flannel.
B.
from a visit with her son Forest at
Logan Bros, equipped their batbroom
the entire lot .......................... 29c 150 pairs Men’s Heavy Plow Shoes,
worth up to $2.50, choice.
$1.39
Sprague, Wash., and on Mondav left for with a fine porcelain tub during tbe
the
|2
and
11.95
kind
.............
11.39
150
doz
Men's
regular
50c
Under
MEAT MARKETS
Los Angeles to make her home with her week.
100 doz Ladies’ fine embroidered
wear,
choice
..............................
39c
12
doz
Ladies
’
White
Muslin
Night
son David.
Handkerchiefs,
choice
............
5c
Mrs. W. A. Lindsey went to Portland
Q STREET MEAT MARKET,
Gowns and Skirts, heavily trimmed J pcs fine Silk and Wool Skirting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weed were up yesterday to remain over Sunday visiting
1,000
packages
Envelopes,
25
in
a
with lace and embroidery, worth
from Oregon City a part of the past week, her daughter.
Moreens, in black and colors, worth
package.................................... 2c
Reynolds & Powell, Prop’s.
visiting at J. E. Noll’s, M r. Weed re
$1.25
@
$1.50,
choice
...............
79c
up to 75c, choice....................... 49c
Cook A Son, J. B. Gardner and J. A.
Fresh and salt meats and sausages of all ceived an injury to his hand in the tna- Peckham are constructing extensive 50 doz Utica Mills Bed Sheets, all 50 Men's and Boys’ double texture 250 Lace Curtain Samples, choice of
kinds constantly in stock. Cash paid for chinery of the woolen mills, whicb laid
Mackintoshes, with cape.
$1.19
ready for use...................
49c
hides. Highest market price paid for all kinds
stockyards out at John Booth’s place for
the lot ....................................... 25c
him off for a few days.
of fat stock.
Willard & Etirman.
The great increase in the nnmber of
Married, at the residence of the bride's
The unmistakable values we are offering in every department of our house keeps our
yyiLLARD & EHRMAN,
patrons of our excellent lighting system
parents near town, Wednesday, the 14th
since the installation of the new dynamo, inst, Miss Esther Eborall and Mr. J. C. large force of sales-people constantly on the jump.
We advise our friends to take advan
Proprietors of
is already calling up the subject of a
Cockerham, Rev. A. J. Hunsaker, offi tage of these prices, as they are rarely seen in the heat of the trading season.
more powerful engine to propel the ma
ciating.
chinery.
Of interest to Ladies: Send your name
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds
At the Baptist church next Snuday the and address to Saffomore Co., Box 766,
South side Third St. between B and C.
pastor will preach both morning and Portland, Or., ami we will mail you des AAA
evening. The evening service will be of
cription of an article every woman should
unusual interest. The excellent chorus
possess.
48-4
BARBERS.
choir of twenty voices is giving us music,
Miss EllaHendrick arrived home from
Please Take Notice.
and at this service the Hobbs Patty quar
Unalaska on Monday, where she has
I^OGAN BROS.,
tette will sing. All are welcome. K.
Parties indebted to the firm of R. Ja
been teaching in the government school.
Sam T. Shaw, manager of the Shaw She gave up tbe work with reluctance, cobson & Co. are respectfully requested
to settle at once, as accounts become due
company which filled a week’s engage owing to failing health in that climate.
WE OFFER
Oct. I, 1900. We must have the money.
ment at the opera house in McMinnville
P. Fisher of the Chicago store attended
We are located opposite II. C. Burns’ and aim
R. J acobson & Co.
to give all customers good treatment for little last spring, and also in 1899, has been the marriage of Miss Sadie Wilson and
money. Bam rooms in connection. Your pat adjudged insane at Albia, Iowa, and com
Nottce to Debtors.
ronage solicited.
Al Wells both of Portland, which oc
mitted to the asylum at Mt. Pleasant.
curred at tbe Episcopal church in that
All persons who are indebted to us
His trouble is due to nervous prostration.
city Wednesday evening.
will please call at once, and settle.
HARNESS
W. N. Long of this city and Miss Eva
S. H owobth & Co.
Mrs. Palmer and family have moved
Jones, from near Salem, were married into tbe Bell residence in the northwest
gLSIA WRIGHT,
With Double Insole, at a Net Price of
For Huie.
Wednesday in Salem, the Christian min part of town, and the Noll property on B
Manufactures and Deals tn
ister performing the ceremony. The street thus vacated is occupied by Mr. J.
3 good milch cows, 33 sheep, 26 goats,
bride and groom arrived home yesterday B. McCann and family, late of Happy and 1 yearliug heifer. On the I). Robert
morning, and will occupy the Prevost valley.
son farm, 6 miles south of Dayton. 48-3.
saddles , bridles , spurs ,
residence on B street.
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M.
E.
Hendrick
is
now
located
in
his
^pd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they
Chas. Galloway, while working with an new quarters, and offers a new line of
can be bought anywhere else iu tfie Willamette
License« to Narry.
Other Shoes and Goods at Favorable Prices.
Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are adze on his farm near town Tuesday
groceries, crockery and glassware at
Nov. 8—F. K. Heider, 39, and Laura
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them.
Best price paid for butter, eggs and other farm
morning, cut the tendons of the instep of prices consistent with a moderately filled
Penland, 34, of Sheridan.
produce.
one of his feet pretty badly. Dr. Geucher parse.
Nov. 8—O. E. Lamaslers, 24, and Joaie
dressed the wound, and Mr. Galloway
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tab- A. Bones, 21, of Bellevue.
DRAYMEN
Special Sale Men’s Rubber Coats. Children ami Ladies’ Gossamers.
took the afternoon train for bis home at ets cure biliousness, constipation and
Also Men’s Extea Heavy Vicuna Underwear, and Ladies'
Nov. 10—Fred ('rawford, 27, and Pau
Oregon City.
10-ceut Hose, extra quality.
gROWER & SON,
headache. They are easy to take and lina Ott, 19, of this county.
Mrs.
Sophia
Mercer,
an
Oregon
pio
pleasant in effect. For sale by Howortb
Nov. 13—A. F. Harris, 23, and Myrta
McniNNVILLE
neer of 1852, and a native of France, died & Co., druggists.
Pitman, 16, of this county.
at Forest Grove last Monday. Mrs. Mer
Nov. 13—J. C. Cockerham, 26, and
Cal lx,ng is believed to be the cham
cer was an aunt of the Mieses Sophia
Esther Eboral), 21,of McMinnville.
Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful and Sarah Mark of this city, who attend pion potato raiser hereabouts. Bis Bur
General Merchandise
CARLTON, OR.
handling guaranteed. Collections will be made
banks on tbe river bottom above the wa.
monthly, Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
ed the funeral at Forest Grove on Wed terworks yielded 200 bushels on three-
nesday.
fourths of an acre, and they average
about
a foot in length.
The
Grange
&
Farmers
’
Co.
has
moved
OIK CI.I HBING LIST.
into their new building, corner Third
Clark A Buchanan of Portland, expert
We have special arrangements with and B streets, with their boots, shoes, accountants, have been engaged by the
the following leading publications, dr}- goods and dress goods departments, county court to expert the county records
whereby we are able to offer them in and all their large stock except the gro for the last six years. If their work res
connection with our own at exceedingly ceries, which remain for the present in urrects as much error as they found in
low rates, as follows: The R eporter and the old building. The same inducements Washington county, there may lie some
WE JOIN IN THE PROCESSION.
Weekly Inter Ocean......................................... *1-35 are offered to our customers, while we old-tf me officers trembling in their shoes.
Rural Northwest. Portland. semi-monthly... 1.25 carry more complete lines than ever. The Washington bova thought thev were
This seems to be a period of Bargain Sales in McMinnville, and we propose to
Oregonian, weekly......................................... 2.00
Come and see us in our new locatior. all right, but it proved different. It is
be in it with the rest of them. We can save you money. Everything at cost and
The Weekly San Francisco Call..................... 1.70
all broken lines, and goods a little behind the season below cost. Don't fail to call
hoped Yamhill’s record will beat theirgy
The Weekly New York Tribune..................... 1.25 M c M innville G range & F armers ’ Co.
on us before you buy.
The Tri-weekly New York Tribune................2.00
”1 have used Chamberlain’s Colic,
In a certain precinct in Portland when
» »tvs’ -
The Oregon Teachers’ Monthly ...................... 1 50
Sign of the Big Boot
F. DIEÜSCHNEIDER.
the votes were being counted a ballot «as Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy and find
it
to
be
a
great
medicine,
”
says
Mr.
E.
8.
found
on
which
was
written,
“
I
want
to
The VI. E. < hnreh.
Bools and Shoes.
’’
The ladies of the M. E. church have vote for McKinley and Roosevelt.” This Phipps of Poteau, Ark. "It cured me of
*
$ < - \
\
/
. >
V
made arrangements to celebrate Thanks was not the way the ballot should have bloody flux. I cannot s|>eak too highly
Heal Estate Transfer«.
Mabala Coline to Mary Ann Gil
giving this year, in a thoroughly sociable been marked, but the intention of the of it.” This remedy always wins the
Week ending Nov. 14 :
voter
was
apparent,
and
the
vote
was
good
opinion,
if
not
praise,
of
thoee
who
son lot 3 blk H Cozine’s 3d add
manner. They are arranging to have a
Daniel 8 Nash to Malvina C Nash
to McM ........................................
100
dinner for the members and friends of counted. Soon after a ballot was dis use it. The quick cures which it effects
Iota 5 and 6 blk 61 Oak Park add
Ered Bent and wf to Johanna Wen
the church, for which no charge is to be covered on which was written, “I vote even in the moat severe cases make it a
to McM........................................ $
1
The art'of imitation in jewelry
zel 27-lOOths of an a pt Benj
made, and which is to be served in tbe for Bryay and Stevenson,” and opposite favorite everywhere. For sale by Ho-
M J and Lillie Ball to Annette J
Heater d I c t 3 r 2 .....................
1
has been brought to such a high
building of F. W. Fenton on Third St.as those two names a cross bad l>een wortli A Co., druggists.
.VI V Lynch and wf to Mrs Joaie
Ix>ban Iota 1,2, 3 and 4 blk 58
marked.
This
was
counted
for
the
dem
degree
of
perfection
that
the
Petition
for
a
new
county
road
has
soon as the church services are over. A
A Snow lot 3 blk B Cozine’s 3d
Oak Park add to McM................
120
cheap “gilt” stuff, found in gen
been dratted by R. L Conner and Capt.
meeting of the ladies was held in the ocratic candidates.
add to McM .................
f>00
McM
Nat
Bank
to
Geo
E
and
Han
At the M. E. church services will be as Maloney and forwarded to the county
eral stores, can with difficulty be
parlors of the church on Monday after
Wrn Galloway and wf to W V Wil-
nah
Fieh,
lotft
1
and
2
blk
2
Mrs
It asks that a
lianiH n hf aw qr and aw qr of aw
noon* to make arrangements for this usual next Sunday and the pastor will court of Polk county.
told from fine rolled plate or
Chandler’« 2d add to McM
575
qr sec 20-3-6.................................
300
method of celebrating tbe day, at which preach morning and evening. In the county road be established from the
solid. Wear will demonstrate
Jas H Shipley et al to Mra M J
W
S
Kirk
and
wf
to
L
W
Charles
•
Grand
Ronde
store
of
Ellis
Bros,
down
evening
the
subject
will
be
"Some
Advice
the following committees were appoint
the difference—appearance will
Moore »w % of nw
aec 2 5-7
10.21 a pt D Ijivfield claim ........
500
ed. General chairman. Maria Bingham; of St. Paul.” The trustees of this church through the southern part of tbe reserva
C E Ponnd and wf to Wm E and
not. The only safe course in
and 12 rod« off a aide nw qr of
tion
up
Rogue
river
and
through
the
have
ordered
six
new
lights
to
be
pul
in,
on tables and reception, Mrs. Frank
Lillian F Lawrence SO a in sec 32
90
buying jewelry of any sort is to
nw ti sec 2-5-7...........................
Í
3-5....................................................
Stout; on the furnishing of a cook stove and these will be burned for the first time i pass to the head waters of the Little
Amelia
Griebe
to
J
F
W
L
rely
upon
experience
and
hon
G L Baker and wfto Margaret Mc
and tables and chairs. J. W. Cullison, next Sunday evening. The choir box Nestucca to join with the Slab creek and
Griebe a hf ne qr and a hf nw qr
Cann Iota 5,6, 7 and 8 blk 11
esty of the established dealer,
on decorations, Mrs. Augusta Palmer; has also been enlarged, and the mnsic is 1 Salmon river roads. There is a natural
Baker A Martins’ add to McM
250
100
aec 20-4-6........................................
who
cannot
AFFORD
to
misrep
outlet
to
the
coast
there,
which
lias
never
becoming
excellent
under
the
efficient
on invitations, Mrs. C F. Mills. The
Levina A Watt et al to Annetlie
E
J
Kuykendall
ami
hnab
to
M
D
resent his goods.
H ar pole lot 10 blk 9 Watt’s add
Misses Daisy Herbert, Mabie Neal and drilling of Mr. Gortner. Miss Lena V. been opened except by Indian trail, and
Hoffstatter Ji a near N Yamhill
60
to Amity........................................ 57 50
Helen E. Weed have been interviewing Tawney has also resumed charge of the > the establi-hment of a road would shorten
O <) Howard and wf toO O Rhode
Mabala Cozine to McM Col leva lot
a number of the members and friends of organ for tbe winter, and her musical I by several miles, over rontes now trav-
lot 3 blk 36 Oak Park add to McM
10
2
2 blk II Cosine’s a<id to McM
I
eled,
the
distance
to
both
u
lab
creek
and
ability
is
milch
appreciated.
The
usual
Amanda F Fendall to Anna K High
the church, and those whom they have
[O
J
and
A
II
Leabo
to
Hubert
40 a t 3 r 3 ..................................
1
so far seen have promised their co-oper cordial invitation is extended to all I Salmon river The court is expected to WM. F. DIELSCHNEIDER
Bernards 492 a pt of Geo W Bur-
Amanda F Fendall to EG Fendall
ation and help, so that a good time is friends and members of this church to at ■ act favorably on tire petition at tbe Jan-
> nett and JTHembree d 1 ca t 4-4 16,000
1
et al80at3r3... .....................
& BRO., The Jewelers.
I nary term.
tend all its services.
confidently expected.
Steamer Bonita^cz^rs**
s ;. i
CHICAGO STORE!
Physicians
and Surgeons
*
Unloading Sale !
I
Additional Fuel Added to the Flame
for tbe JNcxt Cwo «Iccka.
Attorney and
Notary Public
J
CITY MARKET.
A
CHICAGO
STORE.
BARBER.
A Large Assortment of
Buckingham & Hecht’s
Tan Top Shoes
HARNESS,
_ _ XO. A, Koine,
Truck and Dray Co
The Real Thing
o
Reduction Sale of Boots and Shoes !