LOCAL NEWS. <ÜMTY (OnMKMlüNEHh. C C Linden, 3 cases...................... M iscellaneous— M Cain, bld’gcement walk N ovxmbkr T erm . Peery Drug Co wood alcohol.. . During the next ten days I intend to K. E. Weatherly han been appointed Clerk ordered to make delinquent tax Lecta M Lawrence tax rebate clean out my entire line of woolen and postmaster at Woods, Or. roll and present to sheriff* with warrant M F Kirk, 25 cords oak wood. . . flannelette waists. To do this I have For all kinds of dressmaking call on commanding levy upon property for Lucinda Long, tax rebate .......... marked them all down to less than cost. I Mrs. V. L. Griouold. collection of taxes as by law required. Ferguson A Fletcher, bl'kstnth’g 47-4 Pacific TAT Co, rent phone. . Ladies’all wool waists, formerly fi-35» B ills A llowed . Local merchants are receiving con­ B E Field, tax rebate for 78c; ladies’ fine flannelette waists Roads and Bridges — signments of decorated queensware or­ J F Duffey...................... .. ! 00 marked down from 75c to 45c’> black dered from foreign markets last Febru­ R L Booth................................ CASTO I 00 satiue waists reduced from <1 to 69c. A ary. All things come to those who wait. Neal Strome............................ the Kind You Haw Always Bought I 75 Boar»th# lot of ladies’ colored underskirts will al­ John Evenden........................ 5» Signatare Bring your best butter and fresh eggs so be sacrificed during this sale; skirts ' 25 to Wallace & Walker and get their worth John McCullough.................. of C T Long .............................. which sold from 85c to $1.75 will go in cash or mdse. . 00 J C McCrea, Jr ........................ 1 00 at 50c to |i. This is a rare opportunity I.iceiaaes to Hurry. 1‘rof. C'lias. H. J ones of Salem is at- J E Bell .................................. 75 to buy waists and underskirts for very Nov 6 — Wm Dent, 47, of Polk county, Rowell Bros .......................... tnmliug the institute, and made us a 57 little money. They will not last long at 45 and A. R . & damages on account of an accident Henry Miller OU Ben Bolt and Portia Knight, and Burk N. Co., and will confine his operations wherein Mrs. Luckey received fatal in­ S W Wilson .......................... 00 says it was the most promising colt ever to the run between Washougal and Port­ juries a few years ago by the giving way A Nobel ................................... 00 foaled on the ranch. It was sired by Jas Savage ............................ land. Mr. II osford's was the only boat of a bridge in Lincoln county. 00 Lovelace and though only a Buckler, it C Janies.................................... on the river under private management, 75 I have ojiened a jewelry shop 4 doors Wm Hanly .............................. and he has met with a good many vicis­ 75 was a natural pacer and would go no situdes ill his efforts to give the people west of Hotel Yamhill. I'lease give me G F Earhart .......................... 75 other way. When with the horses, if it I) James.......... ..................... good service. His successors promise to 25 could not keep up and pace, it would fall I. G. A i . dekman , fill the bill, however, and we hope that a trial. Oscar Barber.......................... 25 behind—but pace it would. Mr. Tongue Jeweler and Optician . David Nance............................. they will do it. 75 Win Ralston........................ 75 also lost by drowning, the valuable brood • ieo. I lendershott and his many friends Arthur Branson.................... »'liange in ■«■■«iiiewa Pay I |t. mare, Sois B. This mare was trained 5° rejoice at the recovery of his son Jesse, Jos Mendenhall ...................... I have sold my harnette biiaitieHs t<> 25 by Mr. Redmond of this city when a Mil ton Caster.................... who suffered an operation for appendi 75 year old ami at Vancouver was second to J. A. Young, ami must get in all ac- citis recently at the Salem hospital, and Wade & Co............................ 37 countH due me in order to meet my own Al Butler ................................. Ella T. in a race in 2:34, this being at 00 obligations. It is the time of year to fet­ whose condition was thought to be Ben Barber ............................ O.J that time, the world’s record for year­ against him. The young man had no Win James .............................. tle up, and I respectfully request those 75 lings in a race.— Hillsboro Independent. tobacco or liquor habits, and it is be­ Wm Brown ............................ 25 knowing themselves indebted to me to B James ...................................... lieved that this fact redounded greatly to 75 call and pay their accounts. Ira Littlejohn .......................... 75 his advantage. J M Robertson........................ E i . hia W right . 82 C P Frost .................................. 00 L>st—A black calf, six-weeks old, crop- McMinnville, Or , Nov. 15, 1901. Luther Newlin ........................ oo OTICE is hereby given that all unpaid coun­ off left ear. Last seen along the Holman J Robertson......................... ... . ty warrants of Yamhill county, Oregon, 28 which were presented and endorsed “Not paid place *2 mile from town, middle of Oc­ W E Thomas............................ 00 for want of funds,” prior tu August 1st, 1901, tober. Reward for information leading G W Nash.................................. 00 will be pai«i upon piesentation at this office. In terest will not be allowed after date of this no­ E I) McKern .......................... 00 to recovery. IL R uiimkl . II. Z. FOSTER, Walter Kirk.................. ... 00 tice. County Treasurer of Yamhill County, Or. 00 The local college defeated Mount An­ Spaulding Ä Co....................... Jas Alderman ............................ 00 gel at football last Saturday by a score NOTICE l|( HH<- V^TTI.EtnF.NT. John Williams ........................ 00 of 48 to 0. The high school team defeat­ Hardware— OTICE h hereby given that ihp under ed the second team of Newberg 11 to ti. J H Eakin ...........................,.. 2 70 signed as executor of the estate of Annie E. Breon, deceased, has hied his final account 2 67 One boy was knocked out, but afterward J A Postel ................................ of his administration upon sipd estate, in the ........................ 24 7* county court of Yamhi|l county. Oregon, and claimed he was feigning for time. He W C Kruger Poor Fund— that said court bus appointed tfie 6th day of probably learned his trick from the prize E Wright.................................... 00 January, A. 1). 1902, at the hour of one o’clock in the afternoon of sai11< 1 00 discharged, and his bondsmen exonerated, ami say nothing about it, however, and we’er P Rasmussen........ ................... 00 said final account allowed and approved by said help to get their digest ve C B Frizzell .............................. 00 court. not going to. E. C. Al’PERSON, J J Collard ............................. 00 Executor of said Estate. machinery working properly. The Newberg football team was so T W Nash & Co........................ F. W. FENTON, Att’y for Estate. 00 badly used up in its recent game with Jas Thomas.............................. 00 NOTICE OF APPOIN riTIENT OF EX. 34 McMinnville that, they wete compelled Nichols & Gabriel.................. ECI TOK. Rogers Bros .......................... 20 to cancel their engagement with Forest Porter & Lai kin...................... 00 OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Grove for the follow ing week. Wh v not Sutton, Calkins A Co . 00 C. I). Johnson, has been duly appointed by the county court of Yamhill county, Oregon, 00 go out of the business entirely and de­ \ug Detmering ........... executor of the last will and testament of Nan­ 50 cy Dawson, vote the time to your books and less vio­ (r \V Hendershott.................. depensgib |11 peisOus ha ving claims COD LIVER OIL Willard A Ehrman ©5 against the estate of said dpcpaspd #,fe hereby lent and foolish athletics? That’s what McM Grange A F Co............ WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES of LIMES SODA 00 notified ami required to present them with vouchers, duly verified, within six we are urging up here. R E Smith.............................. 20 proper months from the date of this notice, to the un­ Printing and Stationen ’ — dersigned at McMinnville, in Yamhill county, Cal Cooper recently met two of his will generally correct this Oregon. Coast Agency Co . ....... brothers in Portland and they arranged Yamhill Reporter .................. Dated Nov. 1st, 1901. C. D. JOHNSON, difficulty. to have a fraternal reunion on (lie I lib R P Bird Executor of the Last Will and Testament oi Glass A Prudhomme .......... Nancy Dawson, deceased. of next April in that city. There are If you will put from one- B. F. RHODES, Att’y for Estate. seven sons ami two daughters living of a F S Harding............................ Geo L Williams...................... fourth to half a teaspoonful family of twelve children. At the time W L Hembree ................ . .. 30 in baby’s bottle three or four of the reunion the brothers will all be O G Estes................................ 00 Wyckoff A Co....................... over 50 years old. There were two pair 00 times a day you will soon see WTOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a Salaries— of twins in the family. J « license duly issued out ot county court J. M Yocom . *. .................. T27 00 for Yamhill county. Oregon, on the 8th day of a marked improvement. For I 29 50 October, 1901, authorizing and empowering’the To the members of Custer Poet' The J L Hoskins.......................... as guardian of the estate of Joseph larger children, from half to ............ 56 00 undersigned G. A. It. Poet of I •alius has received Clark A Buchanan Kloucheck. a minor, to sell the real property J C MrCrea .............................. 40 27 hereinafter described, I will, on Monday, thè three monuments to be placed at the a teaspoonful, according to R P Bird................................ 66 65 ¿'•th day of November, 1901, at the hour of one ’clock in the afternoon of said day. at the west graves of old soldiers, which are fur­ I N Branson.................. 27 80 o age, dissolved in their milk, door of the court house in McMinnville, Oregon, nished free by the government. This M W Potter .............................. 19 S“ sell at public auction to the highest ami beM Physicians— bidder, for eash in hand on day of sale. I he fol­ if you so desire, will very completes the list for that place. So far lowing described real property belonging 10 the J C Michaux.............................. ♦? 8 00 estate of said minor, to-wit as known there is not ah old soldier's soon show its great nourish­ Cook A Cable 15 00 Beginning at the northeast corner of the Pe­ grave that is not marked. Why cannot Attorneys, Witnesses— ter Sax land in the north boundary of the dona­ ing power. If the mother’s lami claim of Samuel Cozine, in tow nship the list be taken up and completed for Jno J Spencer, case A Nelson 25 00 tion four south, range four west of the Willamette 3 00 meridian, in Yamhill county, Oregon, amt run milk does not nourish the McMinnville If the government gives E D Sitton .............................. ♦Î Justice Transcripts— ning thence east (var. 20 deg 30 inin. east) 7.52 them away, we want al) therein going. Jas M Pugh, 2 cases......... IT 60 chains, to the northwest boundary of lands for baby, she needs the emul­ Woolen Waists Must Go N Help... Nature 900 D rop * For Infant3 and Cljltb • n A\ege table Preparation for As­ similating theFoodaadRegula ling the Stomachs and Bowels of Bears the I nfants ■■•’ íhiljwe »; Signatur Promotes Digestion,Cheerful­ ness and Rest Contains neither Opnitri,Morphine nor Mincivtl. N ot N arcotic . ¿IIx. Scruta * JPncAtUc Stilli ~ ¿Irúrf Sttd • Jippcmujii - Jh Curòartfdt Satla * flùrm^fd- I I I I I I A perfect Remedy forConslipa lion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions,Feverish­ ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. - Atb month» old AD EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. N NOT SELLING AT COST But we are in our uew building, roomy and airy as you please, and readj' to sell you the best of goods at living rates. Our Stove Stock is specially tine. N Bright New Hardware •^In Ali lines O. O. HODSON.^ 000 « sion. It will show an effect at once both upon mother and child. 50c. and $(.00, all draught'. SCOTT A BOWNI-, i hrmi-.i . New Y rk. H—H«w—H—II .......................... Drying preparations simply devel­ op dry catarrh ; tin y (try up the secretions, which adhere to t he membrane and decom­ pose, causing a far more nerioua trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry­ ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and snufTa and use that which anst s, Root lies and heals. Ely’s (’roam Balm is such a remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head <renk. No r» n¿h«ur- fa« • t«> chale ai««i cut barar--' not only keept ma I ke wr.lU twh •• everywhere in can«— •M airea, y Made by , Standard OU , Company ww \ \ H arness ■- The I »alias board of trade has decided to raise $10,000 as a subsidy to be paid to the first company or individual build ing a railroad between Dallas and Falls City amt beyond to commercial timber, conditioned that the road shall be stan­ dard guage and have equipments suf­ THE OFFSPRING ficient to do the business of a common OF HEREDITARY carrier the money to be paid w hen the BLOOD TAINT. road shall have been completed and a train of cars run over it. Prospects are Scrofula is but a modified form of Blood bright for their proposition to l»e taken poison ami Consumption. The parent who tb tainted by cither will see 111 the •ip. child the same disease Miss Fay Swick Ims gone to Portland manifesting itself in to remain this winter. While there she the form of swollen will give her attention to the study of glands of the neck and throat, catarrh, weak literature. There will ooon be eyes, offensive sores tlnee boats running on the Yamhill and abscesses and of­ river making trips from Portland to tentimes white swell­ ing sure signs of Dayton and McMinnville. They will lie Scrofula. There may the Bonita. Captain Hosford's boat, be no external signs for which lias been making regular every- 1 longtime, for the disease «levclops slowly other-daytrips all season; the Altona, iti some ca*est but the noison is in the one of the O. C. T Co.’s boats, which bl«x..l and will breakout at the first favor able op|M»rtunity. S. S. S. cures this wast­ will run alternate days with one of the ing. destructive disease by first purifying O. R. A N. Co.'a Itoats. This will give an-l building up the blood and stiuiulatmg Day ton. Lafayette ami the county seat a and invigorating the whole system. J M St ||« i* luhlicSquare N.i'hvillc.Tenn., double daily service every other day. ••jyy • 1 «111 v»i5 at«o iny daughter fell ami cut > her forehead Croat this wound the gland« on Dayton Herald. A class in sight singing and work lias lieen organized at the ami is open for admission to anyone w ho desires to study the only successful w ay of reading music nt sight. In a town like McMinnville there enght to be a large choral club and many ought to avail themselves of this opportunity, rhe (las« is in charge of Mr. S. K. Die- l>el, and meets every Saturday evening from seven to eight o'clock. The tuition fee has been placed at 50 cents per month, which is certainly within the reach of everyone. For further particu­ lars apply to the director or to Mias R. M. Iruuubull, principal of the conservatory. I th -ute m be r tner Became swollen aad hu: *4cd S m»- of the be-t ductors here and elsewhere attended her with.>ut any benefit We .hvideJ to try S. S. S , and a few bottles cured her cu tirdy.” make« new amt piirt blood to nourish and strengthen the body, ami is a^« 4tive and •afe cure tor Scrofula It overcomes alt forms of blood poison, whether inherited or acquired, and no tvmed' o thoroughly and effectively clean.* s the blood. If von have anv blood trouble, or vonr child has inherited some bl.xxl taint, take S S S and get the blood in good condition and prevent the disease doing further damage S 11 1 for our tree book and write out physiciaus about your case We make no charge whatever for medical advice IHt SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA SA. merly belonging to W. D. McDonald; thence south with said McDonald’s lands 8 20 chains to fir 12inches in diameter; thence west 7.52 chains to the southeast corner of the «aid Peter Sax land; thence north 8 20 chains to the place of beginning, containing 6.17 acres of land more or loss, together with the buildings and appur­ tenances thereunto belonging. 45 5 Dated October 21th, 1901. CH ARLES KLOUCHECK, Guardian of the Estate ot Joseph Kloucheck, a minor. « « « J acob W ortman , Pres. J ohn W ortman , Cashier. F. d H endricks , Vice Pres. A rthur M c P hillii ... Asst. Cashier The First National Ban! . *> It »» Of McMinnville, Oregon. The Oldest Bank in Yamhill County. Established in 1885. Capital and Surplus, $90,000. Buys and sells exchange on all the principal cities of the United States, and draws direct on all the principal points in Europe The accounts of Firms and Individuals solicited. Noliceol Appointment of Adminis* trntrix and tdminhtralor. » it » }♦ 3857 The McMinnville National Bank. WTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned 1^1 have been by an order of the county court of Yamhill county. Oregon, duly made and en­ tered in said court on November 4th, 1901, ap­ pointed as joint administratrix and adminis­ trator of the estate of John Ci aw ford, deceased. Now therefore, all arsons havingclaims against «aid estate are hereby notified and required to jiresent the same dyiy verified, to the under­ signed at the office of F- W. Fenton at McMinn- VI ille. Oregon, within six months from the «late of this notice. Dated this November 7th, A V. 19i'»l NANCY A. CRAWFORD and SHFRM AN CRA WFORD. Administratrix and Administrator of said Es­ tate. F W FENTON and CLARENCE BI TT, Attorneys for Estate. Of McniNNVIl.LE, OREGON. P aid C apital , » S urplus and P rofits , $25,000 Transacts «General Banking business and extends to its natrons every facilite consistent with safe and pnident banking. y •aunty 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 onice hours q a m. to 4 p. tn. NOTICE OF FINAL «F.ITLEMÍ ^T is hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate ot Stephen \ FOTICE D. York, deccaaed. has fill'd in the wunty court ot Yamhill county, state of Oregon, the final account of her administration of said estate, and t hat said court has appointed Monday, the 24 «lay of December, 1901, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon oi said day as the time, and the county court room as the place for the hear ing of objections thereto, if any there be. w hy said account should not be allowe«i and aj«- proved. and w hy -aid estate should not be for- •e\. r and finally «etlled ami said administratrix discharged ami her bondsmen exonerated. Dated ibis l«t «lay of NovemN r A. D 1901. LI/ZIF J. YORK. Administratrix of «aid Estate. R. F RHODES, Att y lor Estate Mint F OF riNAt. NKTTLF.WF!hT. ’OTH'E is hereby given to al) persons con • ernvd, that the undersigned has duty fileil in the county court for Yamhill county, stat«* of Oregon his final account as executor of the last will and teetament of Nancy A I'avis, dcceaaed. ami (hat said court ha’« set Tuesday, the id day of December, V D. 1901. at th» hour of one o < lovk m the aftt nieon of «aid day, as the time, and the county conn room in the court house in the city of McMinn­ ville, in said county as the place to hear Mid final act x hi nt. and objection« 1 hereto, and to the allowance thereof JOHN HARRIS, Kxwutorof the last will and testament ot Nancy A. IMvie, deceased. • N I The Carlton Millinery Store Ì —Will Have A Large Assortment of— I ♦ I Ladies' and Children's I Fall and Winter Hats ap ♦ Before buying elsewhere, be sure W 9 9 9 ♦ 9 ♦ 1________ and see what we have. - - . . S ____ x ■ A’ S wanson .