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~ ----- 7---------- ——--------------- Mr* II. C. Wheeler of Portland la the He viral Service* •• NI. B. Ckdch. The meetings at this church are be 1 guest of Mrs Miles Hendrick. To unload an overstock of spices, all - Mrs. T. II. Roger* ia visiting a few I ing continued with increasing manifes tations of iuterest, nieetiug* are being regular ioe goods reduced to 7 !^c. Fed days with her parents at Hopewell. held every day except Saturday, in the eral canned corn toe, Columbus canned If you want to paint your bouse and afternoon at 2 130 and in the evening at tomatoes 10c, good canned salmon lor. 1 eave money and labor, get your paint at 7:30. O11 next Sunday morning the sub 2 cans peaches 25c, 2 packages cream of 11 od sou’s. ject of Mrs. Barrett’s sermon will be wheat 35c, can of string beans 10c, Mies Lizzie SandetD went down on the canned peas 10c, 2 cans oysters 25c, 6 J ! boat Tuesday morning for a week’s visit “The inspiration of the Scriptures” and in the evening she will preach ou “The bars Santa Claus soap 25c, Gunpowder ’ w ith her mother at Hubbard. Unpardonable Sin.” Everybody is wel tea 30c pound. Try my 20c coffee; its a] j 1 have money to loan on farm proj>- come to all of these services. Kindly winner, quart best pickles roc. I might ’ erty at good terms. Parties wishing to remember that the afternoon meet mention many other good things in this ' oorruw’, call and see me. ings are every afternoon at 2:30 except department if I had space, I carry a R. L. CONNKK. Monday and Saturday, and the evening good clean assortment of groceries in meetings every evening except Saturday. Mrs. Grant Hoberg, who has been vis connection with the many other things 1 that make up a complete general mer iting for the past two months with Rev. ( bailee for a Home. chandise store. 1 am adding new lines aud Mrs. Joseph Hoberg, took her de Six acres for sale adjoining McMinn parture on Monday for her home at continually, and am in a position to sup ville, planted to onions and other vege ply your wants and handle your produce. ! Baker City. tables. Large lo-room house, barn and Iziwest rates to all points east, best C. C. M erton . and quickest service. The Burlington chicken house. Orchard and greenhouse. route. Write lor particulars and ad ver- Windmill and pump for irrigating gar rising matter. R. W. Foster, Ticket den. A big bargain. Enquire at this LOCAL NEWS. office. Agent, Portland, Or. Calico 4àc Yard TVE IPMl'llTIVE ('DAZE. AMvertlaeA Leftera. ï Send Me Their Nausea. Thousands of eastern people will take advantage of the cheap rates to the northwest in effect every Tuesday from February tz to April 30. This is the lowest in years. If you have any friends who are talk ing of coming west, send me their names and I will have our representatives look them up—furnish them advertising mat •«•P* • he Couch an* Werki Oft ter—reserve berths—see that they have the Colila • quick and comfortable trip. Laxative Bro no-Quinine Tablet* cures A. C. SHELDON, General Agent, cold iuoue day. No cure, no pay. Price Burlington Route, Portland, Ore. 25 cents. The following letter* remain uncalled fqr iu the McMinnville |>oetoffice April 23, 1901: Mrs. Jesse Grey, Elteu Graves, Mrs. Lucy Louis, Frank Mclrwin, Alfred Moore, Mr. N. E. Walker, Walter Wall, Mr. J. L. White. J ames M c C ain , P. M. Gerntan financiers saj’ that we are going through the same disastrous speculative experience that brought a crash in the Vienua Bourse in 1873. London's veterans in the money mar- l»et of the world look to an ultimate reaction that will be as notable as a catastrophe as this current boom is as a boom, when compared with everything of a kindred nature pre ceding it. The deliberate courting of such a fate is rendered the more inexplicale because American pros Photo mounts cut to any size you wish perity legitimately and prudently at this office, and for sale cheaper than dealt with, was never upon a more ths cheapest. substantial foundation, —Detroit Cream is now being shipped in from Free Press. both directions to the Newberg creamery. Tile Heal Blood Purifier. The blood is constantly being purified by the lungs, liver and kidneys. Keep these organs in a healthy condition, and the bowels regular, a..d you will have no need of a blood purifier. For this pur pose there is nothing equal to Chamber lain's stomach and liver tablets, one doee of them will do you more good than a dollar bottle of the beat blood purifier. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at Ho- worth & Co’s drug store. Tom Coughlin of Dayton is sending in cream from a herd of Jerseys . . .The members of the Baptist church are rais ing a fund for the purpose of building a parsonage and paying off a balance of $150 remaining of the church debt. They are meeting with good success and the probabilities are that they will be ready to begin work at an early day......... Prof. Edwin Morrison has resigned his place in the faculty of Pacific College, the same to take effect at the close of the school year, and has accepted a chair in the de partment of science in Penn College, Os kaloosa, Iowa, for next year. Prof. Mor rison is an excellent all round man as well as a good college professor and New berg will lose a good citizen in the change. ....... The Indianapolis News, at the time of the death of General Harrison the other day, gave some interesting facts and reminiscenses concerning the war record of the revered ex-president. Among other things it gave the names and addresses of the survivors of the fa mous 70th Indiana regiment of which he was colonel, the only representative in Oregon being Rees Craven who lives a mile west of town When President Harrison was on his western tour a few years ago Mr. Craven went to Portland to see him and was at once recognized and warmly greeted by his old com mander.—Newberg Graphic. Pullman Urdinary Nleepera. The tourist travel between the east and the Pacific coast has reached enor mous proportions in the lpst few years, aud calls for a special class of equipment. To meet this demand the Pullman coni pany has issued from its shops what it technically calls the "Pullman ordinary sleeper.” These cars appear similar to the regular sleepers, being built on the same plan, but not furnished with the same elegance. They are equipped with mattresses, blankets, sheets, pillows, pil low-cases, towels, comb3, brushes, etc., requiring nothing of the kind to be furnished by the passenger. Each car has a stove for making tea and coffee and doing “light housekeeping” and each section can be fitted with an adjust able table. A uniformed porter accom panies each car, his business being to make up berths, keep the car clean and look after the wants and comforts of the passengers. In each of the trains which are dispatched daily from Portland by the O. R. & N. Co. is to be found one of these “Pullman ordinary sleepers.” The car attached to the “Chicago-Portland Special” goes through to Chicago with out change, and the one in the "Atlantic Express” runs to Kansas City without change. Passengers in this car for Chi cago change to a similar car at Granger. Much of the first-class travel is being carried in these cars, the rates being lower, and the service nearly equal to that in the palace sleepers. For rates and full information, includ ing folders, write to A. L. C raig , G. P. A , O. R. & N. Co., Portland, Oregon. Subjects to be discussed at the Ch ris Mrs. M. E. Hendrick entertained a few Wire fence at the Fence Works. tian church next Lord's day are as fol- lady friends at cards yesterday afternoon. Star 5 Star shoes at the Racket Store. lows: Morning subject, "The Baptism Ad >lph Matthies has sold his meat Rogers Bros. Poison oak cure. No of the Holy Spirit;” evening subject, market at Albina and returned to Mc cure, no pay 50cents. “Critics and the Criticised.” Good mu Minnville. The R eporter and Weekly Oregonian sic all the time. All are invited. M iss Alta Booth has been a sufferer one vear for $2, strictly in advance The executive committee of the Yam from a mild attack of pneumonia during A Wise .11 nu From the West R. I.. Conner and wife will occupy the hill County Pioneer association at. their Who intends going east will see tbat Toney house just vacated by Judge Ma meeting last Monday selected Hon. C. the past several days. Henry Bruer of McMinnville arrived his tickets read by way of Salt Lake City gers and family. B. Moores of Oregon City as orator on the in the city last Wednesday and is super and the Rio Grande Western Railway in There’s a tiger loose in town. A “snap occasion of the annual meeting of the shot” may be seen and full particulars pioneers this year. The place of meet intending the work of building Geo. L. connection with either the Denver & Rio Grande or Colorado Midland railroads, learned by calling at Grange & Farmers ing, however, was not decided upon, but Brown’s new house.—Stayton Mail. Surveyor Branson is already figuring for these reasons: First, most magnifi will be announced later. store. cent scenery in America; second, choice George Hoover plead guilty to break T. D. flenderBon is one of Yamhill’s on taking his summer vacation in the of three distinct routes through the heart mountain section of Union county, where ing a window in the Newhouse property, farmers upon whom the spirit of diversi of the Rocky mountains; third, it is the and was fined $10 in Justice Pugh’s court fied farming is moving. He has spent he has a contract to do some government only transcontinental line passing di surveying. He will probably goup there one-hundred dollars this spring for grass last Monday. rectly through quaint and picturesque dnring the month of June. Full line of field and garden seeds at and clover seed, and intends engaging Salt Lake—the city of the saints; fourth, The delegates chosen from the A. O. the produce market of C. F. Daniels, more extensively in the growing of hay IT. W. and D. of H. lodges met in this perfect dining car service; fifth, three sold as cheap as they can be purchased and forage for his increasing herds of city last Saturday and voted to hold their fast through trains daily between Ogden, fine stock. anywhere in the valley. Denver and all points east, connecting F. G. Adams and W. C. Arthur were annua) picDic in McMinnville. The with all trains of the Southern Pacific, Hendrick & Briedwell have purchased time selected was Saturday, June 1st. H . C. Burns’ half interest in the hearse in Hillsboro on Saturday, as delegates These annual outings are always made Oregon Railway & Navigation Co. and Women as Weil as Men at the Wing stables, and will enter the from Diana lodge to a Knights of Pythias joyous occasions and the picnic this year Oregon Short Line; sixth, through Pull business meeting. They with other del undertaking business. man palace and ordinary sleeping cars Are Made Miserable by egates arranged for a district K. P. con should be no exceptiou. Program will from San Francisco, Portland, etc., to An alarm of fire Saturday afternoon vention to be held at Forest Grove in be announced later. Denver, Omaha and Chicago. There from the residence of B. Brower gave the Kidney Trouble. Send your name to R. W.Foster, Tick June, at the same time that the Grand are many other reasons why the route fire laddies a little exertion. The blaze et Agent Burlington Route, Portland, A Testimonial from Old Englund. Army encampment is held there. through Salt Lake City over the Rio in the roof was soon extinguished, and Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis “I consider Chamberlain’s Cough Rem N. C. Christenson, the well-known Or., and by return mail receive a letter Grande Western Railway is the most little damage done. courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor edy the best in the world for bronchitis, ” giving you just the information desired warehouse man of New berg, and F. F. comfortable and enjoyable in the whole says Mr. William Savory, of Warrington, and cheerfulness soon If troubled by a weak digestion, loss on your eastern trip, and our little book disappear when the kid of appetite, or constipation, try a few Seely of Wilsonville, have formed a part let “What a Chair Car Is;” this will in country. By inquiry you can learn a England. “It has saved my wife’s life, neys are out of order doses of Chamberlain's stomach and nersliip. and will begin at once to put up great deal on the subject of transconti she having been a martyr to bronchitis or diseased. liver tablets. Every box warranted a first-class flouring mill near the rail terest you. One of these elegant chair nental travel. J. D. Mansfield, general for over six years, being most of the time Kidney trouble has For sale by Howortb A Co. road station at New berg. The new mill cars attached to every train run over the agent, Portland, Ore. Geo. W. Heintz, confined to her bed She is now quite _ become so prevalent well. ” Sold by Howortb A Co. O. O. Hodson and family, who were w ill he four stories in height, with a ca Burlington and seats are free. that it is not uncommon general passenger agent, Salt Lake City. for a child to be born expected home early in the week, will pacity of 100 barrels a day, and will cost Judge J. E. Magers and family will re Planning a Rhododendron Ex» afflicted with weak kid move to Portland this week where they return tomorrow. They went on an ex $14,000. Cauglit a Dreadful Cold. cursion. neys. If the child urin- cursion from Seattle to Victoria, hence ates too often, if the ------- . Marion Kooke, manager for T. M. Saturday night the dwelling of Mr. have recently purchased a nice home on The beautiful weather we are now hav their delay in arriving at. their home. and Mrs G. W. Woollette, who were liv the east side. This severs the Judge’s Thompson, a large importer of fine mil ing is productive of spring fever, and our urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child an age when it should be able to The First National bank received a ing on the Reed place one and one-fourth citizenship and property interests in linery at 1658 Milwaukie avenue, Chica people, watching the swelling buds, reaches control the passage, it is yet afflicted with go, says: “During the late severe winter Yamhill county, and he has taken the new two ton Hibbard Rodman-Ely burg miles south of town, was burned, and I caught a severe cold which kept me many of which have burst into blossoms bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause oi lar proof safe last Monday. It is in two nearly alt of their household goods were step after long deliberation and with awake at night and made me unfit to at and leaves, are asking when the most the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first pieces, one part being the safe and the destroyed. Mr, Woollette estimates his some regret, as they have many friends tend my work during the day. One of beautiful of Oregon’s wild flowers, the step should be towards the treatment oi these Important organs. This unpleasant other part the door, and is built of man loss at. $700, which was only partially here. The Reporter will visit them weekly my milliners was taking Chamberlain’s rhododendron, will bloom again. To trouble is due to a diseased condition of the cough remedy for a severe cold at that and keep them posted on the affairs of ganese steel. covered by insurance. The fire originated time, which seemed to relieve her so get this information we were obliged to kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as the old home, and the familiar face of ?uickly that I bought some for myself. call at the Corvallis & Eastern railroad most people suppose. William Steadman of Portland, with a from a defective flue. Women as well as men are made mis the Judge will yet be seen at Yamhill’s t acted like magic and I began to im office. Rhododendrons attain perfection force of men, is boring for coal on the Mis. Peter Fellows returned Thursday erable with kidney and bladder trouble, prove at once. I am now entirely well county seat as events attract him hither. George G. Sears farm, west of Newberg. evening of last week from a visit of over and feel very pleased to acknowledge its at Newport and Nye Creek between the and both need the same great remedy David Nayberger arrived home Mon merits.’’ For sale by Howortb A Co. 10th and 20th of May. depending on the The mild and the immediate effect al Mr. Steadman, who Ims hud long year* three months in Illinois and the state of of exjierience in prospecting for coal, Washington. Her mother accompanied day from a three-months visit to his old weather. Usually the C. AE. runs a Swamp-Root Is soon realized, it Is sold druggists, in fifty- SOME IMPROVED STOCK. says he i* confident there is coal of good her to Seattle, where she will remain t° home in Germany. While in New York Sunday excursion which inaugurates the by pent *nq one dollar he met his sister, Mrs. R. Jacobson, and seaside season at the coast. Mr. Stone, sizes. You may have a quality near Newberg, visit her son and later will come to this Yamhill Not Behind Other Part* of manager of the C. & E., informs us that sample bottle by mail The Red Jacket mining company, of city. Miss Maud Montgomery of Illinois daughters, who sailed on the next out the Country. _________ of Swamp-Root. one-day excursions to the bay will be free, also pamphlet tell- Homo North Yamhill lias filed articles of in also accompanied Mrs. Fellows, and af going steamer for a summer’s visit with N ewbbrg , O r , A pril 22d, 1901. ing all about it, including many of th« relatives. Mr. Nayberger's travles ex generally discontinued this year, but ter a brief visit here will go to visit Editor Reporter: I was asked to take a corporation in the department of state. thousands of testimonial letters receivec tended over Germany, Austria, France, drive the other day with our enterprising that on Saturday, May lltli, or a week from sufferers cured. In 'writing Dr. Kilmec The company will engage in mining friends in Albany, Oregon. Poland, England and Russia, and be townsman Mr. C. A Hodson to see some later, May 18th, owing to the advance & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure anc operations, and do a general develop G rvernor Geer has secured the plat of fine stock brought to this part of Yam mention this paper. ment business. The company Inis a cap ground, near Champoeg, on which will found ttie j>eople in all these countries hill county by Mr. Hodson a short time ment of the flowers, the company will very sociable and courteous to strangers, make a low rate, good for Saturday, Sun ago. The first stop was at J. C. McCrea's ital slock of $2,5.10,000 divided into be erected the monument to mark the NOTICE OF .tPPOISTRENT OF shares valued at 1 cent each. J. A. Sum historic spot on w hich Colonel Joe Meek and more especially so toward Ameri to look at a fine shorthorn bull and day and Monday. This will give passen heifer. The bull was bred by J. S. Fau- gers all of Sunday on the beach or gath EXEC'CTHIX. cans. This feeling was more marked in mons, E. F. Schneider and G. W. Per stood Muy 2d, 1843, when he called for a Germany. There the Kaiser's govern cett, of Springdale stock farm, Iowa, ering all they can carry of Nature’s most kins are tiie incorporators of record vote on the allegiance of the Oregon and is a fine animal by Prince of Orange \TOTICE is hereby given that fhe undersigned ment is popular with the German peo 1’ lias been by an order of tile county court The Southern Pacific has placed on country, which resulted in a majority of ple, and strangers are welcomed and 127627, from Leia Leslie by General beautiful flowers, which nowhere flour of Yamhill county, Oregon, duly appointed as 115586, of Pearl Leslie by Commander executrix of the estate of .1. B. Fuson, deceased. sale nt the principal stations on the west two for American sovereignty. Here made to feel the influence of the general H 91130, tracing to Imperial Young ish as at Yaquina bay. No« therefoie.all persons having claims against the $300 granite shaft will be erected and said estate are hereby notified and required to side division, through tickets to Sacra Mary by Jupiter 2170. Imperial Young contentment. financial conditions present the same duly veritied to the under mento or San Franciaco. The net rate dedicated on May 2d. Oregon pioneers throughout Europe are not the best, Mary, Vol.3, P. 491, E H B. was bred signed as such executrix, at her home n< ar by Mr. Clark, imported by the Ohio Co., Dayton in Yamhill county, Oregon, within six will attend, and several may go from from McMinnville for first-class rebate months from date of this notice. Dated this there being much distress, which is and is one of the most distinguished and April 3d, A D. 1901 HARRIET F. HADLEY, tickets, including sleeper, is $19, and the McMinnville on that day. - attributed mainly to the influence ex profitable families of cattle to be had This signature is on every box of the genuine r. W. FENTON, Executrix of said Estale. net rate for seeond-clasa rebate tickets Ilop growers are not anxious to make erted bv the Boer war. Mr. Nayberger The greatest show herds in America are Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet» Attorney for Estate. 16-3 and sleeper is $13. the advantage in contracts with buyers for this season's save that business is exceedingly pros most generally found to be descendants the remedy that rare* a cold In one day ■ a ... ■ - purchasing a through ticket here is that crop, as they have found that the con- perous in the section of the country east of this grand cow, while several of them have been exported to England. At the OCR I'Lt BRHG LIST travelers can often secure more desirable tract does not assure to the grower a pos of Chicago, but in the states of the mid public sale of E K Thomas of Chicago SOUTH AND EAST births in tlie sleeper than the}' could by itive assurance that bin hope will be dle west the outlook is not so promising, in November 1891 the average on his We have special arrangements with waiting until they reach Portland. taken at the contract price. If the mar the country being afflicted with the same Young Mary herd wa* one of the highest the following leading publications, that year. Next place, W. R. McKay of ket price is above the contract price his depression that exists further west, and Champoeg, Oregon, who got a fine heifer whereby we are able to offer them in hops will he taken; hut if the market w hich extends clear to the coast. He and bull, both Scotchtops This fine connection with our own at exceedingly price is below, some excuse will be made purchased a large fall stock of goods strain of shorthorns are the descendants low rates, as follows : The R eporter and by the speculator as to |toor quality, not w hile abroad, completing his order in of Silver Knight 130775 and Scottish Weekly Inter Ocean................. < • gi.35 Maggie by Scottish Airdrie 113715, bred properly dried, picked too green, picked New York and Chicago, thus combining and owned by B. O. Cowan of Newport, Rural Northwest. Portland, semi monthly... 1.25 Trains leave McMinnville lor Portland and Oregonian, weekly............. ................................... ¿.00 way stations at 5:5» a m„ and 3:06 i>. in. Leave too ripe, moldy, etc business with a very pleasant vacation. Mo Next stop was at A. J. Winter’», The Weekly New Y'ork Tribune.......................... l.fo for Corvallis at 10 a. m. who got two of the finest heifers that Mr I K. Cogswell, of Olympia, Wash , Portland........ ......... A;30 a m. ever came to Yamhill county. These The Tri-weekly New York Tribune..................2 00 Leave Albany............ ...... 12:30 p. m. breeder of aud dealer in pure-blood red two heifers took the premium at the 8t. Louis Globe-Democrat, semi-weekly............ 1.75 Leave Arrive „ at Ashland .... ........... ............... 12 5ia. m. San Francisco Examiner, weekly ..................... 2.15 polled cattle, called upon T. D. Hender |owa state fair. They trace to the Rose Sacramento................ 5; 10 p. m. m. San Francisco........... 7.45 p.m. pfSharoty, Sharon Duke of Hillsdale m. son last week for the purpose of trying 61078, by first Duke of Hillsdale 43429. < > If not, something must be to buy Ide red polled bull. Mr. Cogswell who sold for «3,300, puf of Cgrdelja 18th. Ogden......................... 4:5', a. m. m. i< w as w illing to pay a fancy price for him " ’ wrong with its food. If the by Grand Duke of Clark 2973. tracing to IX-nver ..... 9:Wa. m from a cough to consumption. Kans«« I ity .......... 7:25 a m but Mr. Henderson positively refused to Imp. Rose of Sharon by Belvidere 1706. mother’s milk doesn’t nour- Chicago 7 j-, a m sell, because he realizes that it pays to Don’t neglect a cough—take We finally wound up at Mr. C. A. Hod < > ish it, she needs SCOTT’S The Great Republican Paper of America. son's own place and there saw one male Los Angeles ............... 2 00 m. raise good Stock. Mr. Cogswell is one of The Gieatast Newspapar of the World 4-1 Pa»o....................... 6 00 r,. m. and female full-blooded Duroc Jersey ;; EMULSION. It supplies the Fort Worth. 6 :*)» lu . the charter members of the red poll reg hogs, as tine as ever came to this couaty, Twice Every W aek-Ona Dollar a Vear. City of Mexico 11 50 a. m. ’ elements of fat required for < ► istry association of America, and he pro- ■bout teu months old and will weigh Houston 700 a m New Orleans........... 6 .0 p. m some 250 to 300 lbs Th«y are forbreed < > the baby. If baby is not < ► i tiouncea the red polls the beet all purpose Washington................ 6 42 a. m. IN CONNECTION WITH THE REPORTER ing purpoae* and offspring for sale. So New York ............... 12 10 1, cattle. I; nourished by its artificial you see, Mr. Editor, too much praise 11.75 Both Paper* one year fl.75 cannot be given these enterprising men There are more wonders in nature <; food, then it requires Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains. for securing some of the very be»t stock The St Ixiuls Globe-Democrat has no rival as a hair right here in Yamhill county than were car« Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso the country affords for our beautiful great modem newspaper Its reputation la ( and TouriM cars to Chicago, 8t. Louis, New Or ever dreamed of. The latest discovery, farms and dairy ranches of Old Yamhill. world wide, and It circulates wherever there are leans and Washington. made a tew d iva ago. was a petrified egg when your cold appears. The It is indeed another case of Yamhill readers of the English language It gives the against the world W m M. M anning . latest telegraphic news kotn all the world every picked up by B. F Wright on the rail •*. S"n. Fr»nci*o with several ’• ounce of prevention ” is Half a teaspoonful three Tuesday and Friday. Its market reports are road near town. It is egg-shaped, very hue« for Honolulu. Japan t bina < > complete In every detail. It has special depart Philippines, Central and South Aloetica. ’ or four times a day in its < » hard and heavy, and is a little smaller better than years of illness. manto Devoted to "Ths Farm, Garden end Dai than a goo.«e egg. Mr. A. J. Howell he- I < • bottle will have the desired ry," Ths Family Circle ' and "The Home." and •J «utiered for year* from a c°uah, bronchial See MR A. 8. PENCK, agent at McMinnville •a4 Lun< trouble Raised blood frequently many other features which combine to furnish station, or address ’ ’ effect. It seems to have a < > lieves it to have originally l>een an egg. ! Spent >«»r* in the Dakota* and other part* of help, amusement and Instruction for people in He will take it to a lapidary in Portland > west bu| g.M ay rehU. Retamed eaa< and PORTLAND, OREGON. C. H MARKHAM, ’ magical effect upon babies all conditions and clrenastances of life. In each began taking A few botilca com and have it sawed through as a means of G«n. Passenger Agent. pletely cured me. I coeMwr M U m f reataat o< department, and aa a whole. It Is the peer of any «> and children. A fifty-cent remedies. determining its substance. The South Portland, Or. family newspaper in the world, and it ought to HENRY T. DF.TCHER, Th« onlv exclusively rxasis S mortma XD 1 ’ bottle will prove the truth ern Pacific company, upon whose prem _____ _________ ______________________ With F. L. Vamp A 0»., Brokers, Buffalo. N. Y. Sennet la tile Northwest otter» unexcelled toctl- be at every lireeide during the coming year Ilia* tor learning this sysfsfo, either neroopally Do not miaa this opportunity to get the great- ‘ ’ of our statements. ises the ancient egg was found, lieing on-! •hiloh’a ConanmpUoB Cnrw la goM by all or Steamer by mail. The Fernln employ* uenbgr Shad drv>«ist« nt »Sc, Bl.OO a boSUw. A ing. position nor arbitrary contraction«, and I* eft Nstloual News and Home Journal and your able to find anything but garden soil in •Hntad gHsrsniee roe« with rt*ry bntlU consequent!« the simplest Moat Legible and favorite local paper, both one yeer for only $1 7g ’ * Should be tikrn In summer as tahSmZ M1""ville for Portlaaff and w., < > this county, is forced to haul for long li ynu are not »iln •Ud yn fo rowr drn«4at Rapid Abort Na nd in n«a. It can be learned in This offer to made in spite of the advance In the < > well as winter. Thu^toy ahd Saturdky one-third of the time required by the Fitman price of white paper and will be open for a lim distances gravel for liallanting. It is »nil get your money barb. < i j .1 fi "I bu .- ■ Graham or Munson «»«terns. good tar Free Trial 'r"™ I'Tiiandon therefore unlikely that we can claim the O SCOTT & HOW Nt, Ch«-. >u N.wYor*. ited time. Send your subscription todav to Wntg for illustrated boob on rrwumpfina. Sent Leeson» and catalog Friday, at « p. m to SOUTEm PACIFIC KOMPAKT The Shasta Route ;; Docs the Baby Thrive It’s a Short Road The St. Louis Globe-Democrat Shiloh’s Consumption Cure ^Scott’s Emulsion BEHNKE’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE petrified egg ae a home production. | nt boat com yoa. 3» V. Wells A Ca , LeRoy, | Cota martial Bldg., cor. M A Washington. THE REPORTER. McMinnville, Or Fare, round trip h.50 Froipht at lowe*t "•«• t. P. H08FOKD, Mailer,