ENTIRE STOCK AT COST!
I will close out my entire stock of goods in the
next Sixty Days at Cost, consisting of
Hafdcuare, Stoves and Tinuiare,
Tools, Buggies, Implements,
Secuing fDaehines, Harness
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Of all descriptions; ia fact everything will
be sold at some price.
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Business!
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Everything will be sold strictly for cash or bankable note. Don’t
ask for credit and be refused. Tnis will be the Biggest Sale ever made
on a First-Class Stock of Goods in Yamhill county They will be sold
at some price, BEGINNING APRIL FIRST. <W"A11 overdue Notes
and Accounts must be settled within that time.
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and going of grocery stores the little
opera house grocery goes right along.
Our
Sugar, Coffee, Flour and fruits are down to
bottom prices this month. Come and see.
L. E. Walker.
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G. 8. Wright, dentist.
Have you seen that new granite ware
at Hodson’s. Guaranteed the best.
For grain and feed, vegetables and gar
den seed, and farm produce, see
J. A. D erby & S on .
Wm. Reunie of Portland was up for a
visit with his parents in this city over
Sunday.
Wall paper at cut prices. Must be
sold. Call and see Hodson.
Do you sleep on a feather bed? Have
it renovated by Lambert, and see how
much better you will rest.
H. A. Palmer, the Grange & Farmers’
Store, and C. C. Murton are all selling
the best country butter at 12}4c |ier lb.
President Boardman attended the fun
eral of H. M. Clinton in Portlandon Sun
day, and was one of the speakers.
Seven persons were received into mem
bership in the Cumberland Presbyterian
church last Sunday. There are several
others yet to join.
Friendship Rebekah lodge will have
degree work at the next meeting, April
2d. A large attendance is desired. By
order.
In the spring the young lady’s fancy
turns to thoughts of a new organ or piano.
Wm Scott is supplying the demand all
up and down the valley. Prices the low
est and payments easy. See him.
Two new hydraulic barber chairs of
the latest style, have been placed in the
shop of Logan Bros., by the enterprising
proprietors.
The McMinnville Fence Works have
moved into the room formerly occupied
by the postoffice. C. C. Jacobs is in
charge of the business.
A surprise party was given L. L. Cook
at his home west of the college last Fri
day evening. About thirty of his friends
were present, and all report a gooti time.
T. E. Conner, who went to Spokane
last fall to undergo medical treatment,
returned to his home near Whiteson this
week, very much improved in Health.
Yamhill lodge No. 10 D. of H. initiated
18 new members in one bunch last Fri
day evening, and afterwards partook of
an elegant banquet. This raises the
membership of the lodge to near 180.
Local advertising is Nick Kegg's fort.
Try his famous cofl'ee.
A son was born to the wife of Clarence
Allen on Tuesday.
Do you know N. E. Kegg pays the
Portland price for eggs?
Mrs. Dr. Cable arrived home from
Portland during 'the week, much im
proved in health.
Wanted, at this otlice, a few photos of
livestock, orchards or farms in Yamhill
county.
Bring your best butter and fresh eggs
to Wallace A Walkerand get their worth
in cash or mdse.
Lumber is being taken out to Willard
4 Ebrman’s stock yards this week for
enlargement of their building space.
Look in at II. A. Palmer’s the last of
this week for a fresh line of vegetables.
New lodge stands for the various offi
cers’ stations have been put in the new
Burns hall. They were made by W. C.
Arthur.
N. E Kegg especially invites his friends
as well as hiseuemies to visit his clean,
light store and buy good coffee. Nice
polite treatment.
On Friday and Saturday everyone vis
iting at M. E. Hendrick's store will be
served with a dish of Wheatine prepared
by a lady’ demonstrator, free.
Mrs. Henry Bills and children came
down from Dallas during the week, on a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Burns. They will leave in a few days to
join Mr. Bills, who expects to engage in
business in Union, eastern Oregon.
Miss N. Bennett, who is demonstrator
for ttie Empire Milling Co.’s Wheatine,
is serving that delicious breakfast food at
the grocery department of the Grange &
Farmers’ store. Wheatine is one of the
leading breakfast foods on the market.
Being made at San Francisco, it is essen
tially a home industry worthy of patron
age.
LOCAL NEWS.
Wav Spring $ccds g
ARE ARRIVING DAILY
great profusion and in endless variety. All the
Latest Styles in Dress Goods for Spring
and Summer. Call and see our
tempting jfrray of bargains,
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Which has never been excelled in the County
Every Department in the house is full to
overflowing with Bright New Goods.
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jC a dies' Shoes, Stoves,
barasols, burnishings, Stc.,
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Osteopathy is that science which treats
diseases by the removal of obstructions
to the nerve or blood supply of the af
fected part or organ. Disease is the re
sult of misplacement of some bone, mils
cle, Egament, nerve or other structure.
Osteopathic physicians regard the body
as a machine, all parts of which must be
in their proper places and in perfect har
mony with each in order to have health.
Osteopathy is not faith cure, divine heal
ing, massigeor Swedish movements. Os-
teopathists are recognized specialists in
nervous diseases by reason of their per
fect knowledge of anatomy (the human
body.) All diseases, both acute and
chronic, are successfully treated by oste
opathy w ithout the use of drugs or knife.
The treatment is perfectly painless
To
those who doubt, we say, come and see.
We are ready at all times to demonstrate
our methods,and will cheerfully explain
our science to all inquirers. If you have
been pronounced incurable, call and get
a free diagnosis and examination. If we
cannot help you, we will tell you so. For
further information call on or address I)r.
0. T. Smith, room 7, Union block, Mc
Minnville.
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Must be seen to be appreciated.
O.teopatby.
Peery Drug Co. carry a complete line
of drugs and sundries. Everything up
to date. Purest prescription drugs only
Leaves McMinnville for Portland and way
landings Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday
dispensed. Come in and see our line of
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
mornings at 6:00 Arrives from Portland on
fine perfumes.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 p. m
There are several inches of snow on
Fare, round trip, |1.30. Freight at lowest
The people of Hillsboro have invited
rates.
L. P. HOSFORD, Master.
the mountains west of Noith Yamhill
the Methodist conference to meet with
Wanted—Wool and mohair.
them next Septeuilier, which means that
ATTORNEY.
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C hristenson & H ouck .
the annual conference will be held there.
Land titlesand land business a specialty.
C. W. Hodson of Portland visited with
Ex-Register U. 8. land office.
The Pacific Coast Fire Relief aaeocia
his mother, Mrs. M. M. Hodson, a few tion which was recently organized in
days during the week.
R obert a . miller
Portland w ith Dr. P. I.. McKenzie as pres
Cut rates on wall paper for the next ident and F. J. Martin as secretary, it is
Attorney at Law
month at Wm. Scott’s.
understood will establish its headquarters
Oregon City, Or.
Misa Ethel Link of Portland visited in Seattle
her brother and sister in this city last
Fine Knox sailors, 75c. Belter grade,
All questions relating to land business prompt- ■ week.
|1.25.
Fine Canton sailors, black and
ly answered by letter.
Fresh English rye grass seed for sale white, 35e. Children’s sombreros, 50c
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and 75c. Genuine Mexican braid som
by R. Baird, North Yamhill.
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At the Old Home.
yyiLLARD & EHRMAN,
The many friends of Mr. ami Mrs. O.
J. S. Rathbun of Portland, district lec breros, silver trimmed. $1.00. At Miss
Proprietors of
O. Hodson will read with interest the
turer for this Masonic jurisdiction, was Eva Martin’s.
Chas. P. Nelson of the Grange store following, taken from a late copy of the
in the city yesterday and last evening.
We are paying this week 35 to 40 cts came near having a serious fall on Satur Muncie, Ind., Times: “A St. Patrick
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds per roll for good butter and 12J4 cts day. Stepping down from the shelving euchre party was given by Mr. and Mrs.
to the counter his foot slipped from the Jack Stouder last evening at their home
for fresh eggs. W allace & W alker .
South side Third St. between B and C.
edge and he fell on his side against the on East Main street.
The decorations
Alex Westerfield of Lafayette began
counter. He was rendered unable to were all in green, and an appropriate
work
with
A.
V.
R.
Snyder
on
the
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PHYSICIANS
s[>eak for a time, but soon recovered luncheon was served, one course being
script Monday morning.
fish and potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. O.O.
himself.
E. GOUCHER, H. D.
We extend a special invitation to the
E. W. Fuller, being tired of railroad Hodson and Mrs. Will Hodson, of Ore
Racket store in our new quarters on work, called for hie time on the fifteenth gon , were guests of honor. Volumes of
south side Third street.
Physician
of this month, but will work for the com Moore’s poems and a basket of potatoes
C. F. M ills <St Co.
Misses Grace
pany the remainder of the month, in or were the prizes given
and Surgeon. Judge Wm. Galloway of the Oregon der
to give them time to fill his place Guthrie, Alma Budd. Edna Hodson and
City land office was here looking after with another man.
Office over McMinnville National Bank.
He will visit in Mrs Campbell assisted Mrs. Stouder."
Calls responded to Day and Night.
his farming interests from Saturday un Portland and Astoria before returning A large number of guests were present
to do honor to the Oregonians who are
M c M innville - - -
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home to McMinnville, where he has a visiting at the shrine of their earliest rec
Hon. George C. Brownell of Oregon position with Contractor Arthur for the ollections.
ÇOOK & CABLE,
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City was an attorney in circuit court on season.
A Birthday Surprl.r.
Monday, representing the defendant in
Dr. G. S. Wright will be in his office
Last Monday, March 25th, was the 821!
the case of Vinton vs. Melotte.
here the first 15 days of each month, and
anniversary of the birth of Uncle O. H.
Rev. H. T. Atkinson received word on the last 15 in his new office in Portland. Adams of this city His relatives to the
Monday of the death of liis father in Ire Those wishing work done will do well to number of 24 walked into his lieantiful
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
remember this, and call w lien the office home in the evening to the complete
M c M innvillb ,
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O rigon . land, which occurred on Feb. 22d. He
surprise of himself and wife. There
was [>ast 80 years of age, and his son had is not closed. This regulation will take were 15 grandchildren present, also G.
effect
the
15th
of
next
month,
when
he
not seen him for fourteen years.
W. Jones and wife, W. G. Henderson
J C. MICHAUX, n. D.,
I am paying the top price for poultry will leave for Portland. No one will and wife, Mrs. Ada Hill, Austin Adams
and wife, Frank G. Adams an<l wife and
eggs and want all I can get,as I have work in the office here but himself.
Miss Inez Adams. The evening was
Physician and Surgeon, a and
The
endeavorers
of
the
Christian
special order to fill. Remember I pay
pleasantly passed. Mr. Adams and wife
church will hold a social with refresh are among the most estimable citizens of
cash.
H. A. P almer .
M c M innville , O regon .
this city and state, and their relatives
O. H. Irvine is again confined to his ments this evening. Each lady is re' and friends find much pleasure in the
Office in Wright Block.
quested
to
bring
two
ribbons
of
same
home, and bis condition is said to lie
apparent enjoyment ami comfort which
serious. We regret to hear this, as with color. The gentleman will select his surround them in their declining years
his many friends we were led to hope company to ice cream by the ribbon, and
BARBERS.
will pay according to the weight of the
Chance for it Home.
that he was on the way to recovery.
lady, at 20c a hundred pounds. All are
Six acres for sale adjoining McMinn
Robert Brownlee, who has been as
J OGAN BROS.,
invited.
ville, planted to onions and other vege
sistant station agent here for some time,
R. O. Joues is likely to prove Amity’s tables. Large 10-room home, barn and
has been given the station at Montagne.
California, and left for his new work on most enterprising citizen. He is at work chicken house. Orchard and greenhouse.
Windmill and pump for irrigating gar
We are located opposite H. C. Burns’ and aim Tuesday. His brother will assist Agent putting in a creamery for his own use
to give all customers good treatment for little Pense for the present.
and tiie accommodation of his neighItor.. den. A big bargain. Enquire at this
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat
office.
ronage solicited.
Ore Price, the handsome young law His plan is to put in a separator at once,
yer of Newberg, tried his first case in the and afterwards put in the other machin
W m D! Wood!!
circuit court for Yamhill county on Mon ery, if he can get enough milk to make
HARNESS
Sealed bills will be received at the Mc
it
pay.
It
is
bound
to
pay
if
his
neigh
day, and won it. He was formerly a
We Minnville tile factory, through the month
drug clerk in Ab Hill’s store in this city, bors will all rally to his support.
PLSIA WRIGHT,
of April, for 50 cords of number one sec
and is a shining example of a young want to see it prove a good object lesson ond growth fir wood, to lie delivered at
Manufactnrcs and Deals in
for
McMinnville
man who has made his way by dint of
said factory by Sept. 15th, 1901.
hard study and untiring industry. We
Lambert, the laundryman, ever reach
T aylor A H f . ath .
understand he has a brother who is very ing out for more business, is going to add
SADDLES, BRIDLES. SPURS.
much like him.
another Io ng-felt want to hia establish-, Headache often result« from a disor
•.nd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they
Git up and go if you expect to ever inent. He has designed and is having dered condition of the stomach and con
?a.i tie tiought anywhere else in the Willamette
Valley. Our all home made sets of harnesa are
constructed a renovator for feather beds. stipation of the bowels. A doee or two
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. accomplish anything, I mean on Sunday
morning. We expect to entertain our Beds of feathers should he renovated of Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tab
audience next Sunday morning and eve regularly, not only for the added com lets will correct these disorders and cure
DRAYMEN
ning from the following vubiort. morn fort you feel from lying upon them, but the headache. Sold by Howortli.
ing, "What Part of the Bible ia In mere especially from health considera
gROWER & SON,
Clearance Hale af ahee*.
spired?” evening subject, "Life Insur tion». No feather bed should be need
McHINNVILLE
Now is the time to get some genuine
ance from the Maccabee Standpoint.” after a spell of sickness, without a thor
Special music by the best choir we have ough renovation, and thia is the work bargains in ladies' and men's shoes aa
ever had. Miss Snyder soloist. Dr. J. IP that Lambert will soon be prepared to we need room for spring stock. There ia
do. The work will be done in the beet no place like the Racket Store for real
Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful Nelson leader
hand Ung guaranteed Collection, will be made
style and at the moat reasonable rates. 1 value«.
A
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Pastor.
monthly. Hauling of all kinds done cheap.
Steamer Bonita
C hicago S tore .
W. A. fàtue,
General Merchandise
We have to offer our
customers good
prices in the follow
ing lines:
CITY MARKET.
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Rubber Goods
Heavy
Winter Wear.
a little and see our offers on Summer Goode.
Mf^T’Best 1’ricee for Farm Produce.
W. A. HOWE, Carlton.
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Most Complete Store in the Valley.
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Physicians
and Surgeons.
BARBERS.
HARNESS,
Truck and Dray Co
M rs - H. A. S wanson , C arlton , O r .
Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Goods.
Wait and see our new Spring and Summer Styles.
M rs . H. A. S wanson , C arlton .
iWar! War! War!!
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Is being declared everj' day by Housekeep
ers against dirt, and they will find it far
easier to win a victory if they secure their
Wall Paper, Cementico,
And Other Wall Dressings, at
O. O. HODSONS.
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The McMinnville National Bank.
Of McniNNVILLE, OREOON.
P aid C apital , 150,000
S übpli
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P rofits , $25,000
Tranucu a General Banking bu.ine.s and extend. to it« patron, every facility
con.iateut with .afe 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
OWk. hour, v a.
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