I PHYSICIANS Miss Carrie Schenk is visiting in As­ Hay baling, low prices, good work. J. A. D erby & S on . toria. Dr. Arthur 8. Cooper is inspecting the j For feed, hay, flour ami berries, Th«* uoUbiMnt drop of water I: 'V GOUCHER, n. D. J. A . D erby & S on . met its of the Alsea country. Wears away the bardebt bloue, The constant gnaw of Towner Mose Ballard is spending a few weeks Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Cable are spending (Physician Masticate» the toughest bone, in Astoria. the week at Tillamook. Thu constant roving lover Carries off the blushing maid, Highest prices paid for chickens, but­ and Surgeon. Bring your best butter aud fresh eggs And the constant advertiser to Wallace A M alkerand get their worth ter and egga at the Grange store. Office over McMinnville National bank. Is the one who gets the trade in cash or uidse. Calls responded to Day and Night. Mrs. Jas. Rennie of Portland, and Mrs. A H. Gaunt arrived home Tuesday Wm. Rennie of Salem, were visiting MCMINNVILLE - - - - OUEGON. Jelly glasses and fruit jars at K'ugg's. evening from a long sojourn at Pueblo, with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rennie a few Carl Fuchs made a business trip to Colo. £OOK & CABLE, days this week, accompanied by their Tillamook the past week. W. G. Herschberg and family, late of children. Try Whiteson creamery butter. For Nebraska, are occupying L. Root's resi­ The family of P. P Wright and Miss sale by Wallace & Walker. ti dence ou west First street. Katie Jones will go to Ocean Park next The W. C. T. U. of McMinnville lias The Grange store is making some big Tuesday, to be absent about one month. Roouitj tn Jacobson Block, adjourned until the first Friday in Sep­ cuts on the price of shoes for a few days. Mr. Wright will engage in business while McMimnniXB, - - - V iwon . tember. Mrs. E. D. Fellows of Medford is vis­ there. Loban curries a good stock of light and iting Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Conner and There will te initiation and conferring heavy harness. Call and get prices. c. MICHAUX, n. D., Mr. and Mrs B. F. Fuller. of second rank in Diana lodge, K. of P. Workmanship first-class. tf Miss Sue Dorris, proprietress of the next Wednesday night, with lunch on G. Wiesner is filling in his lot with Physician and Surgeon, soil J. taken from the Hodson excavation. Dorris art studio, Eugeue, is visiting her the side. All members requested to be sister, Mrs. H. L. Boardman of this city. present. Leave orders for peaches from Mr. M c M innville , O regon . Last Saturday evening Occidental Lambert Bros, want all the poultry, Post’s orchard with any of the leading eggs and farm produce, for which they lodge I. O. O. F. enjoyed a fraternal visit Office in Wright Block grocers. will pay the highest cash price. At from sixteen representatives of Portland Miss Nellie Gardner assisted in the Palmer’s old stand. lodge, of the metropolis. The visitors QR. C. T. SniTH, publication of the Sheridan Sun last The marriage is announced of J. Sher­ presented Grand Master J. H. Nelson week. man Wallace to Mies Grace Maxwell of with a gold-beaded cane during the Photo mounts cut to any size you wish Corvallis on the 23d inst., by Rev. A. L. course of the evening. The festivities at this office, and for sale cheaper than Black. ended with a banquet prepared by the the cheapest. Union Block, McMinnville, Oregon. F. A. Fletcher of Willamina trapped a ladies of the Rebekah degree. Mrs. J. C. Cooper is visiting her bear last week, which was purchased by Office Hours, 10-12 and 2-4. According to the report of Capt. I.ang- daughter, Mrs. Nora Doane, at Pullman. tV. M. Johnson, the butcher, who dis­ fitt, IL S. engineer, there have been Wash. posed of the meat in short order, and since the completion of the Yamhill riv­ BARBERS. Those iudebted to 8. A. Manning will tan the hide. er lock last September, 1,738 tons of please call and settle gt the office of Prof S. 8. Duncan will go to Tilla­ freight and 2,170 passengers passed thro BROS., R. L. Conner. mook tomorrow, to remain a week as­ the lock. McMinnville and Lafayette M. B. Hendrick has been a sufferer sisting in institute work. His oldest being the only landings above the lock from facial erysipelas the past week. son, Arnet, will accompany, and they this represents the river commerce of the He is now improving. two towns during a portion of the year will travel by bicycle. We are located opposite H. C. Burns’ and aim Have your carpels renovated during to give all customers good treatment for little This was carried by the only boat plying We are paying this week 30 to 35 cts money. Bath looms in connection. Your pat­ the warm summer months, at the Mc­ per roll for good butter and 16 cts the upper Yamhill—the Bonita. ronage solicited. Minnville steam laundry. for fresh eggs. W allace & W alker . For quick work here is a record not Eugene Loper is returning from Ne­ Elsia Wright expects to start his excelled by carpenters anywhere. Wm. HARNESS braska, probably driven back by the in­ new thresher on the field of Jesse High Arthur, and his force, composed of Ed tense heat. He is now at Walla Walla. a week from next Monday, August 5th. Fuller, Wm. Agee, Wm. MaloueandMr. £LSIA WRIGHT, The Catholics, who have acquired Port­ Threshing is two to three weeks later Arthur’s two sons, began work on Drs. Manufactures and Deals in land University, have named it Colum­ than is customary in Oregon. Calbreath, Goucher and Wright’s new bia University. Students will be re­ Co. Supt. Littlefield was able to sit up prune warehouse on the north railway ceived irrespective of religious belief. on Tuesday, following the operation the switch last week Wednesday, and will SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, Remember the summer clearance sale previous Thursday for appendicitis complete it this week, a period of ten „nd brushes, and sells them cheaper than they of shoes at F. Dielschneider’s. 15 per This is a very good record, and we hope days. The building is 30x100 feet, sided can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are cent discount. Odds and ends and bro­ to see him in his office soon, hearty and and shingled. It adds much to the busi­ pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. ken sizes at cost and below. ness appearauce of the depot grounds. strong again Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Black were in Henry Bruer, who has been here some Notice To Contractors and Builders time superintending the work of building the city on Monday, on their way to visit yyflLLARD & EHRMAN, The undersigned invites sealed bids for Geo. L. Brown’s new house, returned to Mrs. Black’s home at Lebanon. In Au­ the construction of a dwelling according Proprietors of gust they will go to Rochester, N.Y., his home in McMinnville last Monday. where Mr. Black will complete his edu­ to plans and specifications on file at his —Stayton Mail. place of business. Further details upon cation in theology. We keep right np with the styles. We application. W m . F. D ielschneider . Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds are only a week behind New York and The team owned by Mr. Frainey, the Chicago. We are making close prices sewer contractor, ran away last week Their Retention Desired. South side Third St. between B and C. Thursday, joined together with a neck- on suits this month. J ohnson , Tailor. At the quarterly conference held the yoke. On C street they struck the bug­ past week by the Methodist church of DRAYMEN Rev. and Mrs. Geo. W. Fender, Mr. gy in which was E Estes He was not this city, it was voted that Rev. H. T. and Mrs. Chas. P. Nelson and Miss Car hurt, but the buggy was somewhat de­ Atkinson be returned to this charge for rie Walker will go up «to Mr. Nelson’s gROWER & SON, moralized. The team was caught with­ the third year, and. such will probably mountain ranch on the Willamina early- McniNNVILLE out further damage. be the action of the general conference next week, and remain in camp for Newspaper history is being made fast in September when the appointments about two weeks. in McMinnville. C. E. Harbaugh, who, are made. This seems to us eminently Having made arrangements with the on his own testimony, was clearing (400 proper. During his ministrations here Goods of all descriptions moved, and careful handling guaranteed. Collectionswill be made largest milling company of the states of a month, got released from his obliga­ the church has prospered, and we want monthly. Hauling ot ail kinds done cheap. Oregon or Washington, to handle our tion this week on the News, and goes to to testify that it is our firm conviction grain the coming season, we are now pre­ Everett, Wash., to solicit insurance for that Rev. Atkinson is one of the bright­ pared to handle all grades of grains at a Frank Martin’s new company at Seattle est and most agreeable pastors who have better advantage and at the leading pri­ Mr. O. G. Estes is continuing the News had an abode in McMinnville for years. ces of any warehouseman of the county with the realization that an equal in­ It is understood that Rev. D. H. Leech 31-3 C hristenson & H ouck . vestment in a good farm would pay bet­ has also been recalled as pastor of the Charles Gtissen, proprietor of “Soli­ ter. Methodists at North Yamhill. tude'’ ranch at Willamina Falls, with STR. TAHOMA Quite a party spent last Sunday at Daily Round Trips eicept Sunday. hie family, received a visit from the fol­ Baker falls. Among them were the fam­ Did »'oiks’ Service. lowing friends on Sunday : E. C. Walk­ ilies of W. H. Logan, Mr. Privatt, Mr. TIME CARD. Next Sunday morning it is expected to Leave Portland............ tA. M er, E. W. Wallace, D. I. Asbury, Ver­ Hobbs and guests, Mr. Hoskins, W. L. hold an “old folks’ service’’ at the M. Leave Astoria.... . ................... .......... < r. M non Derby, Floyd Long and son, Misses Warren, F. W. Fenton and eon, and E. church, which will be conducted by Myrtle and Ida Stewartson and J. G. probably others. Mr. Logan’s little girl Rev. Hosford, a pioneer minister from Eckman. Nothing is more delightful to fell in the creek by being frightened at a Portland. This service will be conduct­ those who are pent up in the city than horse, and there was a stirring about ed according to the custom of fifty years an occasional visit of this kind. After to secure dry clothing. Mr. Hobbs res­ ago. All are invited and especially the Daily Round Trip except Monday. disposing of the horses in one of Mr. cued the child, and Mr. Warren delivered old people. In the evening the pastor Griesen’s natural log corrals, he led the quite an eloquent tribute to the hero will preach at the usual hour, this being way to the falls, and descanted on the after the excitement abated. preceded by the Epworth League ser­ merits and power of the water leaping TIME CARD. A number of young people have or­ vice, which will be conducted by Miss over this 100-foot gorge, and he has the ganized a tennis club to be known as Mabel Neal at 7 o’clock. Leave Portland ..............- a. m figures down to a nicety. At low water the Hi-yu Wa-wa club, court to be situ­ Arrive The Dalles .......... 3p.m Leave “ ........................................ .. p. m stage a power of 85-horse is estimated. ated north of the court house. Officers f or Mole. Arrive Portland...................... . .10 p. m By constructing a reservoir at the top and members are as follows: Eva Hem­ One acre of land in Fairlawn, with Meals The Very Best. and inclining a large steel pipe to the bree, president; Clara Irvine, 1st vice 4-room house, fruit trees, berries, new /»“Sunday Trips a Leading Feature. B^Tbis Koute has the Grandest bcenic At­ bottom, an immense force can be ob­ president; Ward Sitton, 2d vice presi tractions on earth. tained. Nature seems to have designed dent; Frank Spencer, 3d vice president; bam 16x24, near college. For terms in­ Landing and Office: Foot Alder StK that at some future day the arts of civ­ Dot ha Daniels, recording secretary ; Jesse quire at this office. Both Phones, Main 351. ilization might be coupled with her un­ PORTLAND, OREGON. Irvine, corresponding secretary; Alta Turin For Sale. forces, and the nearby cities be the Booth, treasurer, Maude Hembree, Win­ E. W. Crichton, Agt. Portland. used 312 acres, one-half under cultivation recipients of the resultant utility. When nie Gilbert, Dora Pennington, Stella Good land. Price very reasonable. 1% John M. Filloon. Agt. The Dalles. such time comes, McMinnville and Will­ Patty, Francis Smith, Mrs. Jack Wies­ miles from Carlton. Inquire of Mrs M. amina and Baker falls seem destined to ner, Francis Dielsclinieder, Ed Allen, A. J. TAYLOR, Agt, Astoria. 32012 be indiesolubly associated. Mr. Grissen Walter Hembree, Art Pennington, Jack J. Carl, Carlton. estimates that the wire for connecting Wiesner, Ward Wisecarver. » arm For Sale. the power with McMinnville, and the The surveying party in eastern Ore­ One hundred and sixty acres of land construction of the line would cost about (8,000, and to place all in readiness for gon, to which County Surveyor Branson on summit of Coast Range. Good house use would probably cost (20,000. At the belongs, has been heard from. A mem­ and barn, other out buildings of sawed present cost of coid wood to operate ber of the party writes from Minatn river timber, twenty-five acres in grass, and Inquire of J. O. this city's water and light plant, about Wallowa county, as follows: “Our party considerable fruit. (2,000 per year, this expenditure would consists of Col. C. E. Branson, of Mc­ Hancbett, or address Mrs. M. E. Paige, be offset in about ten years, leaving a Minnville; A. L. Porter, Wesley Atchin- East Portland, “The Brown.” permanent power obtainable at low ex­ son, John VanOrsdel and T. L. Duns­ pense and unexcelled in quality. It more, all of Dallas, and Uncle Tom More Than Mixing. seems a question worthy» of considera­ Turner of McMinnville, who has sported more fast horses than perhaps any other tion. Mr. Griesen has a comfortable Prescription compounding is more two-roomed cabin, constructed of siding man in Oregon. He officiates as chief than weighing, measuring and mixing. cook, and is ably assisted by George floored with flooring lumber and has a Since leaving the town of Sometimes it isn't, but it ought always shake roof. It is the most modern arch­ Adams. itecture in the community, though John Union we have seen no one outside the to be. To rightly and safely fill pre­ The new mole! Watch Movement crew save a few sheep herders. A brown scriptions requires a knowledge of drugs, measures but little more tn thickness Wortman’s house is a close second, being their properties and chemical affinities. than the length of the screw holding the shake siding. There is considerable bear, which was making an early morn­ A prescription specifies the drugs and plates. No more bulging pockets. No country opened about these two places, ing meal out of an ant hill, proved an exposure to knocks. We carry them— and the work is progressing. Mr. Gris­ interesting Btudy, but he would have quantities only; the druggist must know all grades. Cases to match, adding but been more so to a naturalist. This in what order and manner the ingredi­ little to their size, yet so constructed as sen bad a number of large logs on fire. Mrs. Grissen prepared a splendid dinner, would be a perfect paradise for the hunt­ ents must be combined. Ignorance or to afford ample protection. You will find our prices right. We will and the several lunches being thrown er and angler. The streams are alive error can easily impair the compound. not be undersold. We get the credit for together made a varied and choice bill with mountain trout, while the hillsides We kpow prescription work thoroughly selling watches at reasonable prices be­ are thickly dotted with deer, elk and and our drugs are of standard potency. cause of superior facilities in buying. of fare. Wes Wallace had a good-sized mountain sheep This is truly a great Yon can safely entrust your prescrip­ Most jewelers make their entire gain in camera and Vernon I>erby a smaller selling. We make half our profits in one. and the way they busied themselves country—great rocks and great moun­ tions with us. 30 YEARS EXPERI­ buying. and take it off the selling end— during the day, should be productive of tain». Our presept altitude is about ten ENCE. your end. R oorrs B ros .' P harmacy , considerable art. There is only one I thousand feet, and there is plenty of McMinnville. Oregon, Wai. F. Dielschncider & Bro., "kick coming. ’ Tbs outing was all too snow—in places tcu and twenty feet deep. ’ The drug center of Yamhill county. brief, Physicians and Surgeons. j Osteopathic Physician BARBERS. LOCAL NEWS. ♦ ♦ C hicago S tore . Shoe Slaughter I \\ e place on sale Saturday nearly iooo pairs Shoes at one-half price and less. We have just ceived invoice for over ioo cases of New Fall Shoes. \\ e must dispose of our present stock and do it quick­ ly. Just 7 short days, if they last, in which to buy shoe leather lower than you ever bought it before. 38 pr Men’s Satin Calf and heavy plow shoes, *1.75 values.. 68 prs Men's Satin Calf bal and Congress, regular *2.25 value 48 prs Men's fine Vici Kid and Colt Skin Shoes, values *2.50 now.. .. .................................... ......................................... 275 Snow's Welts, Sego-Lilly make, calf shoes, fine Vici Kid in black and tan Vesting and Vici tops, not a pair worth less than *3, many worth *3.50, choice . . 200 prs Snow's Hand Sewed Welt in Vici and Kangaroo Calf in Vesting and Vici tops, the regular *1 and *4.50 sort, for 7 days all go at........................................ . . 2.39 24 prs Men s Bicycle Shoes, the *2.50 sort, choice......... 1.48 160 prs Ladies' Vici Kid Shoes, common sense last 1.09 200 prs Lads' *2.50 and *2.25 fine Vici Kids in this season’s best styles, choice ............................. 1.59 For Seven short days the Shoe Stock will be turned Topsy Turvy. Better get there quick. HARNESS, CITY MARKET. Truck and Dray Co White Collar Line. PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE. Dalles-Portland Route STR. "BAILEY GITZERT" Cascade Locks. Hood River. White Salmon Lyle SI. Martin’s Springs and The Dalles. See How Thin It Is? McMinnville's Reliable Jewelers. C hicago S tore O5 3857 The McMinnville National Bank. Of McniNNVILLE, OREGON. S urplus and P aid C apital , *50,000 P rofits , *25,000 Transacts a Ueneral Banking buslne«3 and extends to its 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 hours q a. m. to 4 p. m. CLEARANCE SALE of FURNITURE. We never have had a time-worn stock of Furni­ ture, but we are making a Clearance sale just now of a nice, durable and medium grade of goods, aud in their place will put in the best stock ever landed in McMinnville, both as to styles and quality. Along with this we will continue to carry the cheaper goods to suit that class of trade. But for Something Really Nice in Furniture You should see H. C. BURNS, Third St., former stand of Racket Store. CASH PRICES tor 60 DAYS ’ __ • T7JTAVING selected plans for a two-story and base- ¿111 ment brick building, I must move and clear the ground, and as it is cheaper to handle cash than goods, I will sell for the next 6o days for cash: Machine Oil................................................ 25c per gal Boiled Linseed Oil.............. 80c p«>r Rai Engine Compound 15c a lb lj Leather Belting . 8c per ft 1} Rubber Belting . 5c per ft Other widths in proportion Wall Paper from 25 to 50 per cent discount Large size, 8 inch Tin Wash Boilers, Copper bottom .............................................. . *1.10 . 25c Large size galvanized water bucket........... St. Louis Washer (same as Boss) •7 Western Washer .......................................... .... *4 ♦2 Large Camp Stove............................................ «10 No. 8 Cook Stove and Pipe...................... 3 ft Wail Tents with Poles *7.50 21-qt 2 X Re-tinned Dishpan :>0c Parties desiring to purchase soil for filling lawns or roadways can find a bargain before excavating be­ gins. O. O. HODSON.