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Carnival Is Over. LOCAL NEWS. Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Glass & Prudhomme U »i G L Williams .......... Irwin Hodson Co. . . McMinnville News . Telephone-Register O O R hude................ Irwin Hodson Co.. . . Blacksmithing— Johnson & Neul ... J C McKern.............. P P Durant................ Circuit Court— Witness fees.............. The carnival is over and everybody Ci<aa. Privatt vibited in Portland over had a good time. We have taken a lit ■ Sunday. tle time to breathe and have ordered Judge Win. Galloway cauie up frolli lots of goods to replenish the stock after Oregon City on Tuesday. Kidrey trouble preys upon the mind, dis the great rush of business last week. I T. IL Kay and family of Salem were courages. and leusens ambition; beauty, vigor am having great success in fur collar and cheerfulness soor. carnival viailutci on Saturday. ettes; prices this year are lower than disappear vzhen the kid Bring your butter and irvah e^igs ever; a fine line from $1.25 to f4-5° each. neys are out of orde: to Wallace & Wulkerand get their worth or diseased. In dress goods I have placed a line of in cash or mdbe. Kidney trouble has homespun on sale that is lower than become so prevalent J). 8. Hunsaker u* Eugene was the ever, prices from 65c to fl.io a yard, that it is not uncommon guest of his brother, A . J., of thirf city for a child --------------- to be borr Jurors A few of those ladies’ double texture from Thursday of last week till '1 icsday. ------------- “ ..................................... / /A 1 v, afflicted with weak l.id- serge mackintoshes left, They are a fine Miscellaneous— u} ’ V neys. If the child urin K M Olds, swearing road viewers The i>eHt values to he had in ink and bargain. My grocery stock is complete, atee too often, if the fresh and clean. I am paying the high pencil tablets and bchool HUpplies ut the urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child E L Wing, liverv............................ J L Vickery, hardware................ Racket store. reaches an age when it ohould be able tc Frank Barber, wood...................... est market price for eggs, butter, lard, control the passage, it is yet afflicted with President Edwin McGrew of Pacific bacon, chickens, etc., ami I am giving Wade & Co, hardware.................. College, New berg, will preach in I he bed wetting, depend upon it. the cause oi Pacific States Telephone, rent away another Rambler bicycle. the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first Willamette Valley “ “. . Cuinb. Presbyterian church next Sunday step should be towards the treatment o: C. C. MURTON. morning at 11 a. m. All are invited. these important organs. This unpleasant XV. D. Wright, who was kept at home i : k . You get the Best values in hats, sboep, trouble is due to a diseased condition cf th< kidneys and bladder and not to a habit a; during the carnival with illness, is very corsets, hosiery, <»¡1 cloth, ribbons, lace, This is splendid weather for the fall and embroidery, tinware and notions, most people suppose. grateful for the consideration shown him Women as well as men are made mis work. at the Racket Store. erable with kidney and bladder trouble by the band and parade on Friday in E. H. Taylor spent Monday in Sheri The first lecture of the Star conry, on and both need the same great remedy coming around lo his residence and per dan. Monday evening, by Tiios. \ Buyer, The mild and the immediate effect o mitting him to hear the sweet music anti G. Benton anti wife were Sunday vis Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sole see the beautiful queen ami her attend was an able effort, bnl poorly attended, itors at E. H . Taylor's. by druggists, in fifty- ants. It was a kind act and fully ap- Prune drying at Fanning’s is over and owing to the peofde being tired out by cent and one dollar those employed there returned to their carnival festivities. predated by the old gentleman and his sizes. You may have ag; homes Sunday. sample bottle by mail good wife. For sprains, swelling« Mr. J. Evenden made a business trip there is not hing as good free, also pamphlet tell- Home of Swauip-Root. Lester P. Fraker anti Miss Edith mg all about it, including many of th( this week to a place near Salem, return Iain’s pain balm. Try it. thousands of testimonial letters recelvec Mitehell Mere married last week at ing home Tuesday Iloworth <Y Co. from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilme home of the groom’s mother, Mrs. E. Lawrence, wife and daughter came Elias Downs, proprietor of the Wilson & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure ant Fraker, in Pendleton, by Rev. R. down from the Highlands Friday and house in Salem, was in the city on Tues mention this paper. visited with friends until Sunday. King, pastor of the Baptist church. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Swiggett arrived day and gave this office a call, lie is a in McMinnville Saturday anti are now printer of 52 years’ standing, and about Mop* |h<* 4'mitfh uik I Works OÍÍ Fraker lives on a ranch alxmt 14 miles from Pendleton, and the bride comes visiting here with M. Potter and wile. the (’old. from Merlin, Oregon, and was a student Nearly everyone from this place spent that long ago worked v itb J. Sterling Laxat ive Bro no-(¿uinine Tablets cure a efficient in her studies and well beloved one or two days at the carnival. 1-ivery- Morton. <-old ¡none day. Nocme, no pay. Price in McMinnville college la“t year. Mr. one returned home reporting an enjoy When you have no appetite, do not 25 cents. Fraker is a brother of Miss Mitylene able time relish your food and feel «lull after eat Fraker, now attending college in this II. Downing of Tillamook, who has ing, you may know that von need a dose city. been visiting in McMinnville, cauii out of Chamberlain’s Btomai h and liver tab I lie Kind You Have Always Bought Sunday with J. Stow to "bach” with lets. Price 25 cents. Samples free at BearB the Signature him for a few weeks. i:\ i;< i i oirs ftiriici. Howorth’s drug store. Fred L. Post is drying prunes in car- l.argel,- Alteiiil.-il 'OTICE is hereby given (hat the undersigned has been by the county court of Yamhill lie has Were the services at the Christian load Jots, 400 bushel4 a «lav. county, Oregon, duly appointed joint executrix O ctober T erm . church last Sunday. "Caves” was the already saved almost 4000 bushels dur and executor ot the last will and testament oi 0. Guild, deceased, and all persons hal subject at the morning hour, The pas- ing 10(lavs of rain, and bar* another Time for the enforcement of the col James ing claims against said estate are hereby noli- tor preached an excellent sermon which li-ct ion of delinquent taxes extended from tied and required to present the same duly veri 4000 to dry. His process is somewhat was highly appreciated by the audience. Oct. loth, Lo the first day of November, fied within six months from the date of this The pastor had for his evening theme different from the ordinary, lie uses a 1901, at which time the sheriff is direct notice, to said executrix and executor, at the residence of said executrix, in the city of Mc "The Widow's Cake,” text, ist Kings fan blast, with engine, etc. ed to collect the same. Minnville, Yambill county, state of Oregon 17:13, “Make me thereof a little cake Dated October bth, A. D, 1901. Official bond of II. Z. Foster as county Lyle Baker, a son of Prof. L. II. Bak Ros \ B. GUILD and first.” This was a masterly effort. The treasurer for $20,000 approved. JAMES A. Gl I ED, church is to be congratulated on secur er, principal of the South Salem school, Roads and bridges— Joint executrix and executor of the last will ing the services of Rev. Platt. He is diedin that city on Monday, Oct. 7th. D M Kirby........................... ........ 4 2 oo and testament of James o. Guild, deceased R. L. CONNER, Attorney for said estate. known in the east as one of the strong of typhoid fever. 'I’he deceased was 28 S Lathan ...... . . . 4 oo men of the brotherhood. He is a clear MillCrtek Lumber Co .. ......... 16 oo years old. He was for a number of years MITICI. IO < l<FOITOICs. cut thinker anti a fluent speaker. He is 11 Bai lev . 87 47 the author of a number of works. Un a school teacher and recently had been C Westerfield .................... ........ 23 50 der his leadership we bespeak for the engaged as a barls'r. He was a popular J I’. Hayes................................. rOTICE is hereby given that the mid« rsigned •. 15 62 • was duly appointed by the count} court of church a bright future. Four wen- young man And was highly regarded, (mo. Sauter.... ........ I 50 Yamhill County, Oregon, oil the 7th day of o«- added to the church, two at the morn A Baird ..................................... ........ >9 00 tober, 1901, administrator of the eslate of W. R. ing and two at the evening service. The lie was not married. Johnson, deceased, and all persons hauing t.eo Lepptrt.............................. ........ 14 25 claims against said estate are hereby required lo prayer services are growing in interest Next Sunday morning Rev. Henry T. Spaulding <X Co ............ .. .. 4 74 present them lo me in the city of McMinnville, and attendance. These services arc led Atkinson will preachat the M. I cliurch Mill Creek Lumber Co ........... 97 9b Oregon, at the office of McCain A: Vinton, veri by the pastor and should be attended by on the subject “The Lire on the Ahar.’ < Iscar Signnn . . fied as by law required, within six months of IO 00 the dale ot this notice every member of the church. A -.bort In the evening he is especially anxious C I'. Branson . . ........ 5 00 Daied this the lnth day of October, 1901. bible drill at each service. Lesson tor thatevery member of the clmrcli mid of F R Wilson .............................. W. l. HENDERSON, ........ 15 25 Thursday evening, Hebrews 6th chapter. the Epworth I Airtn* Hlittll li.* pr.raciit, uh Administrator of the Estate of W. R. John .................................. ........ 39 13 son, deceased. 43-.'» Subject, ‘‘Christian Progress.” Services I10 wishes to discuss a themeofthe ¡rp«t- L lindieolt 15 M < UN w VINTON, at 7 30. Come and worship with us est importance to the church, vi', ’ How Daniel Rawlings .................... ........ IS 75 Attorneys for’Administrator. 5» Uible school, 9:45 a. m , preaching, 11 Shall We Succeed A i . ioh L .‘.»r.ltnl iti Salaries ami Ires— a. tn., subject "The Church’s Opportun vitation is extended to all lo Ite preseut. L V Little Geld, attv.............. ........ IO 00 IdiniiihtrHlnr’M Notice of l inai ity;” junior endeavor, 3 p. m.; V. P. S. ...178 83 set i lenient. Charles (iranstrom and ti I Hjy from F W Sitton ............ .. C. E. 6:30 p. nt.; preaching, 7:30 p. m., Jas McCain, atty . . . . ■ 50 00 'OTICE 1« hereby given that the undersigned, subject "Hagar, the Outcast.” You are eastern Oregon made their escape fr< >in McCain X Vinton . . ...100 oo HtlininistnUor of the estate ot Joseph \i alt. cordially invited to attend all these ser- the reform school at Salem and were < > O Rhttde . ........ 4 00 deceased, has tiled with t he county court of (In vices. . ........ 6 00 state of Oregon, for Yamhill county, his linai apprehended Monday evening in the County clerk, filings........ at.... tint as such administrator of said estate barn of Mrs. Hill south of town, Mr. J M Yocoiti ............................ ......... 122 25 and that Monday, the second day of liecemher. Advertised l.etters. I N Branson .......................... ........ 35 So A. it Itali, at the hour of eleven'o’t-loek a. m , Shreeves, tha ollicer who came after J M Chapman, inquest. ........ 32 IO has been fixed hv said courts« the time lor hear The following letters remain uncalled all objections to said report ami the settle 27 20 ing for in the McMinnville postotlice Oct. them, secured Granst.rom, but the otiu r I C McCrea ............ ment thereof. V» . 1.. BOISE, . ........ 66 67 Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Watt, boy got away. <iranstrom was taken K 1’ Bird 8, 1001 : i.i-à “ “ cash advanced ........ 22 50 deceased. J. H. Bomen, John Bond, Geo E back the fallowing day. Rebates — Davis, T. M. Davis, J. W. Banks. L»*na “For three days and nights I Buffered Mrs. Jane Fouts . . 5 4° Burrows, 2, T. L Dunsmore, Sam Fletch ........ 1 80 er Sr., Mrs. Fannie Fendall, A. C. Gar agony untold from an att.u k of cholera lohn 11 Holland Land Office at Oregon < ity, Or. ... 6 00 nett, E. K. Gilbert, I). C. Harris, (’bar morbus brought, on by eating cumin t'.co Eraitliw iit . Sept. 28.1901. Poor fund— ley Matterson, E. Mitchell, C. I. Me tiers,” says M. E. Lou I her, clerk of the 'OTICE is hereby given Ihat the following- ... 5 no named settlers have filed notice of their Reynolds, Miss Hattie McCain, John D. district court, Centerville, Iowa. “I \ Ihtndas .................. ........ 10 00 intention to make final proof in support of their Patterson, W. L. Scruggs, Mrs. Sarah l> thought I should surely die, and tried a 1* Rasmussen.................. claims and that said proofs will be ina<le before Smith, J. E. Rush, J. N. Ralton, Joseph dozen different medicines but all to no Porter & Larkin .................... . . . 22 00 Register and Receiver at Oregon (’ity. Ore., on a Reid, i dna \ Way, m • • Kati purpose. I sent tor a bottle of Chamber Marion George......................... . . . . 10 00 November Uth, I'.tOl, viz: John M. Patterson; lain's colic, cholera an<l iliarrhoea rem Grange store .............. ........ 20 00 II E. 1l'.»9| for the S hf of SE qr 8ec. 12, T. I s. Wright, John W. Whittaker. G U. edy ami three doses relieved me entire C B 1 alollette . . 6 00 R He names the following witnesses to prove his J ah . M c C ain , P. M. ly.” This remedy is for sale by ll<> \ \ M mock . . . 10 00 continnous residence upon and cultivation of worth A Co. Sutton, C ilkins X Co . ........ 20 OO said land, viz: MexanderA. Walker anti ( has. Jones, of Chase, Ore.; Isaac Lambright and J. E. . . . 16 00 Stow . of <¡opher. Ore.. The < »illiert pro|M»rt v at the foot of D Nichols N Gabriel................ C 1» Frisscll 8 00 And Alexander A Walker; IT. E. 117GI for the street was Hohl by the executor, T Jas Thomas........ 16 00 S hf of NE .¡r and N hf of SE qr Sec. 1?, T. 4 s -. \\ Long, on Monday to Misses Hattie ami I W f isbhurn ... 18 00 i: He names the following witnesses to prove . . IO OO his continuous residence upon and cultivation .Myrtle Williams for i'lmv will <»• < « W I leiidersbott . . of said land, viz: John M. Patterson ami ( has. I ’ I- Small . . . .... I 00 cupy it as their resilience. The following of Chase, Or.: Isa a* Lambright, of Go J II Hibbs ... IO 00 Jones, pher, Or.; William Ileckard. of Chas«-. Or. bids were submitted: .lames M. Pugh Stationery — CH AS. B MOORES, Register. That’s a good name for Hattie ami Myrtle Williams '•ono. Jas M* C lilt................................ tb 20 ^(ITICI. rOH Pl lll.K’1TIO\. Scott’s Emulsion. Children \. S. Campbell $SI0, John Newell, » ---- T--------- - Mis. D. A. Pennington, E. T i Laud Office at Oregon City. Ore. arc like young plants. Some Branson $72<>. Sept. 28, T mii \rOTICE is hereby given that the following- will grow in ordinary soil. The little son of Roswell Bewlov was! named settler has filed under See. 2301. IC S. notice of his intention to make final proof in badly hurt last Thursday afternoon while! Others need fertilizers. support of his claim, and that said proof will be iilk I c before Register and Re ceiver at Oregon ridings horse I'he hors<* slipped ami * W (’ity. Ore., on November 12th, 1901; viz- Amos The nature of some children fell, and the little boy’s left leg was Bergseth: II E. 12121 for th«' E hf of NE qr, NE qr, NE qr of NW «¡r Sec. IS, T.2 s . prevents them from thriving caught under the horse ami the ankle The hhvvl tuny be in bad condition, K NW 6 qrof W yet u i I h no external signs, no skit He names the following witnesses to prov«* on ordinary food Such chil joint was badly rinshed. Dis. Smith A ■•ruptton or sons to indicate it. The his continuous residence upon ami cultivathm ol said land, xiz: William G. Rhnde, ofGray’> Barber were called in ami reduced the I dren grow right if treated right. fracture, ami he is getting along as well ' f V* ; >-'is in such cases being a variable River, Wash.: William T. Macy, George ('. East of Eainlale. Or. p’ , ‘it ?, | i«r <li .. stion, an indescribabk erly and Patrick ( Doughnev, H AS. B. M(MIRH, Register. All they need is a little fer as couhl be ex ported. Sheridan Sun. w« s .ml nervousness, loss of flesh 1.1 4. % I. MITICI’. tilizer—a little extra richness. Yamhill people were well pleased with 1 rm! a general run-down condition of tb< the dramatic pelhumaneesYif the Fischer- Fv : .11 < h >rly showing the blood hu Scott’s Emulsion is the right Vant'love < 'o. dm ing the carnival. Pho 'ttTb K i« hereby given tosll |n rsotts inter e-tetl. that the nnderalitned h.-isdniysp- I : its nutritive qualities, has become thir l>hed 10 the County Court for Yarnhill eonnlt treatment. two gentlemen at the bead of the show pid w . It is in ju t such cases that Slat, of OleKOll, to; la- apfaiinteil a us r< 11101 ■ > I are tine actors ami true to life, while the Waller H. E, Anthony, a minor w bo resides with S. S. S. ■ lone some of its quickest anc Fertilizers make thingsgrow. out the stale of Oregon, hut w ho has real uroja-r- two ladies of the company are not a whit ni t u. i\e work by building up the ty within -aid Yamhill i-oitmy. and said f.'ourt That’s just what Scott’s Emul lu-himl. The versatility of Miss Babe! bl«* 1 and ju; plying the «dements lacking lias set Saturday, thtober I'.ith. A l>. Isol, at th. hour of one o’clock p. in of said .lai. at th»- < ourt house of raid county, as the time and plan sion does. It makes children Fischer is remark able on aemmit oi In < to make it strong and vigorous. to hi ar saut application.' youth. I'hecompany plaxe«I toj Thia notice is published by order of the Coun grow in flesh, grow in strength, extreme My wife teseti sev- ty Judge of said Yamhill county, made Septem good houte* ami won their esteem, ami U.ttL s of S. S. S. ber lath, a . It. P.au. grow rich blood, grow in mind, when they return, as they e\|»e« t t< II H. BI RVON, Applicant. ! punto r an<1 weak f.nd three niontlia, M< Minnvillv grow happy. That’s what we alwmt 1X14 1 TOK'* r 14 I OF % II I (II ;trn»,with give them a cordial uelrome. REAL F*l’ITK. . IT I by Ilirsch, their a«hanre man. is make it for. ovetti, nt. gentleman ami a shrew*! u/ent. V I ICE is hereby tiven that the umb p-ien»-.5 Send for free sample. ’tirtl it a as« xt < inur <>t thv estate ot \nnie I Hr- Osteopath}* not only treats chronic SCOTT i BOWNK. Chetm-t . «.«l Trail St. N Y. -c ;»r-<i t.l.KXl •»n. .(««'easttl, by virtue of an onkt of the c «» iiih > >uc*nd ¿a.out all druggists. court ot Yamhill county, Oregon. «July diMww, but also treat*aP mute <li<. i-. inn-F, hir I entered in said estate on the M day of Sep Much aa cobla, fevera, contagion« and in tember. A. D. 1901, vinpouering, ordering ami ASK licensing him >o to do, wtII. at his office at th«* ferii« » uh 4li«enaeu, vhihlren’a ih<. ;i<r«. et< i» the grentept nf all Mt Miunville National Bank at McMinnville, in Yamhill county. Oregon, from amiaftvr the 19th If you are tired of taking |*>i“<u»o<n i ’ tonic,, and yjti will day of October. A. D 1901, proceed to m II for for nan*4M*iiH itrnga. Irv «wtaipnthy. Te*»t Klin<t the nppetite itr. •*«uh. at private sale to the highest bidder th* following tkiCrihed real nroja rty belonging to for yonraelf Perm* for Uratmrut IO CENT proves nt once.strength Mini estate, to-wh Situate.lying and being In the county of Yam reftMence the iHnal ¡»hyairmn’s rate« ) TRIAL SIZE. iiL tie-1 vnnishes aa new hill, ami 'tale ol Oregon, ami bounded as iol- Telephone 221. Examination at «»ili««’ once more circulate! Unvs. toMit: Reginmng at the southwest corner of the donation I rik I < Utim <>i John Mnotoa an*l free. C. T. Smith, 1>. ()., graduate under I» all pa<<$ of the nstem. nite. Notification No I.LT.’, claim N«». 74. and in Section No. 13, in T As R. 5 W of the Willam founder of the avierce. S is the only j u».l;- vegctT*"k ton R.1,.1 at ,Br. ette m«ri«1ian, and running thence north with It rlranra*. »r*ahe« .nA Ni-«! j'-.tnfier known. It contain« no min- •v» «t line of «aid claim IvtO chains; them »'east be»t. ihr<b..wU men», then«v south 1S.1C chains: them e rr 1« w ’• -tever. Sen*! for our fr-r- boot ^fiGehains; brane. |U«>.>> *t*rrh west % chains to che place of beginning, and and dH.. . >•>, a VuM n Uood and ski i <ii .-a*e-< sud write otn containing ITS acres more or le>«, and N‘ing . la th. H m K quH -kl». It_______ _______ ______ part of said donation lan«t claim above name<1. physUSaus for any ¡»•ionp.Ri i or advùt la almorí .4 III. and Proust» the M.-n Dated this Sept« mher It^h. K D. 19i»l .9 . Hiii» «igni to n» 1» on even box ef th«» genuine ReMorra lha Nena*, of la.tr and Sn>. It Eul| F « APPRR4OX. iv-inti'-l No ch-ir - for uu .lie.'! advice. Executor of Estate of Annie E. Breon, de •Ar : Trial Ritte |nr.: at ltri.evi.tr ne hr mail Laxative Bromo Quinine T»Meu Kt! BROTUKKS, M W arrea Surat, New TurV ^eaMxi. Io¿ .*>» f SPECIFIC C0„ AILANT«, SA. Ibe ramraiy that rar., n r«ld tn <»w .1», W J’EiiTUN. A try for Estate. V® <-*M . . > - ■>, in. and «hi» •« has been You Ila . .. .- 30 years, inis liofile the sign;.lute <> over nt t. . z/ _ litui hits been made under hi P‘ ‘- ani situ <■ >ts ini.me.'• no one to deceive you h‘ ♦!>'*• All ( -i .Jo.ns ami Substitute- uve but I». ■>-. tn« 1 ■. - <; t.'iio v.ith tntd endaiipev the lieaiili <> Inltmts : <1 t h - '. .-a - >. vuoi >e«u e ag,:iiust !•?;pet intent. sS C/Sistorh ¡t *’ibst it lift* for Oil, Parrx'01’*4*« i>roF^ :in,l S<»o( S.yi t'.p . It »s Harmless anti Plt'a-ant«* Ei colli. . - I« • < ium, Jlorphinc nor other ^.trroi.e Hiibsta .< ' s .«* is .. ¡Ls its guarantee. git:natt(c<\ I ( tlcM ro.( M ornK anti allays PoverisLiiess, St, cures 1 »iarilnett ami Wind .l’pipr Tfotiblcs, cures «’onstipatiitn C-olir. It relieves ami Phy tilt :><\v. 9‘ as itatl.-ilcs (lo- l-'ootf, régulâtes the . gititi" healthy and natural sleep. Ktoimieli and !*<»< The Childn*ii’s Pumu*«*»— The Mother’s Friend. CEHumrz CASTORIA always Scars the Signature cf f » A m I ilo ' ■* ' .. g ■ I a JL ck i f j i’fd A yU JOB A VT A v 1 V N JAH. 1st \ in ■ < Síil : • tí I will give to someone A Fine $50 Peninsular Range 3 N N Druggist CATARRH rcfftMBAurl Ely’s Cream Balm FEVE S’ 8 1 8 Buy One Dollar's worth of goods and you may get the lucky number. My building is almost completed, and it costs money , > move. I will pay you to take the goods. Call and get the cut in prices. Goods must go. O. O. HODSON. X Children's Fertilizer I IFRFF. ! OOOOOOOtXX : OO<X><XXXXXXX>OO<X> <1 «I <1 «I «< <» « J xeon W ortman , Pres. J ohn W ortman , Cashier. l.i» H endricks , Vice Pres. A rthur M c P hillihs , Asst. Cashier The hirst National Bank ;< Of McMinnville, Oregon. 'I'he Oldest l’atik in Yamhill Comity. Established in 1S85. Capital and Surplus, $90,0«x>. Buys and .ells . xt hai.-c on all the principal cities of the United Stat .in ii aws direct on all the principal points in Europe. The accounts of Firm« .’mi Individuals solicited. ’¡JA» 3Ä57 The McMinnville National Bank. Of McniNNVIl.LE, OREGON. I’ aih t \pi> \i -. o.uiiu B i rplus and P rofits , S25,000 Tranra.-t. h «i.-ti.-nt i.aukin -I -t it.... «mi rxtends to It. patron« every fatilitv eon.'.-t. it with safe and prudent banking. J DIREfTORS: L. E. Cowls XV m. Cain fibril W. L. Warren Lee Laughlin, ¡’re'.. .1. L. Hogers, Vice Pres E.C. Apt>ct son,Cashier XV. S. Link, Asst. Cashier Office hours o a m. to 4 p. m. —Will Have A Large Assortment of— t Ladies' and Children's Fall and Winter Hats Before buying elsewhere, be sure and see what we have. - - - - M rs . H. A. S wanson .