The Yamhill County reporter., January 03, 1902, Image 5

PHYSICIANS
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LOCAL
E. GUUCHER, H. Ü.
NEWS.
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
Mias Fern Stout returned Wednesday
morning from a visit with frieuds in
Forest Grove.
Revival services begin at the Christian
Office over McMinnville National Bank.
Calls responded to Day and Night.
chureh Sunday evening.
M c M innville
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The new feed stable—one block south
of postotllce, McMinnville.
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ÇOOK & CABLE,
C P. Nelson lias been in Portland on
business this week.
Finest line and Iteat prices in tablets
in the county, at Williams' Ixtok store.
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
Ed. Allen and Dell Warren are hunt­
M c M innvillm ,
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O regon . ing bears in the vicinity of Dolph.
This is the season for oiling harness.
Physician
and Surgeon.
Physicians
and Surgeons.
J
C. MICHAUX, n D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
J. A. Young keeps the celebrated Black
Jack oil. which surpasses all of them.
G, S. Wright, dentist.
A clear case of maltreatment of local
Investigate osteopathy.
Star 5 Star shoes at the Racket Store. 1 poultrymen at the state poultry show in
Portland occurred this week
The tacts
Consult free, Dr. Smith, the osteopath.
I of the case as stated by poultry fanciers
See my 5c tablets. Geo. L. Williams. here are as follows: Outlie evening of
Mrs. Elizabeth Mills is visiting her son Dec. 25th, Messrs. Fleming, Hoskins,
and family in Independence this week.
Jacobs, Perkins ami Nelson decided to
The St. Charles Store sells good gro­ show their birds at the Portland show.
ceries am! provisions, and offers no baits. On the 26th they forwarded their entries
with fees amounting to about $15. They
Judge Bird will install new officers of
received
acknowledgement of the same
the Workman lodge at Lafayette tonight.
with thanks ftom the secretary. Mi
Fresh fish ami clams received at the Nelson also wrote asking Mr. Ladd if
fish market on Monday. Wednesday and they might send their birds on the
Friday.
early train, ami if this was not O K to
Cbas. Grissen has consented to address b? sure and let him know, as they
the Commercial Club at their clubrooms wished to have their birds there on time,
next Monday eveniug.
but would rather send them on Monday
A full line of plush and wool buggy morning, and thus afford them a little
rest from being cooped up for four days
robes just received.
J. A. Y oung ,
Successor to Elsia Wright.
in the show here. The birds were sent
Joint installation of Charity lodge and on Monday morning, and were trans
Yamhill lodge D. of H. occurs tonight, ferred direct to the show room. When
the officers saw them and learned w hat
with supper and program.
they had scored in the show here by
Bring your chickens ami eggs to H. C.
Mr. Browning (four in the lot having
Hannon and get the cash. C. F. Dan-
scored 95) it seems as if they knew that
iels’ old stand.
to try to win against them would be equal
N. C. Christenson has sold his interest to trying to jump across the Willamette
in the warehous" business here, and They accordingly filed protest, which
A. J. Houck has become the successor.
was sustained.
They could not step
Three or 4 horses in exchange for New­ over the rules and accept entries a few­
berg or McMinnville property. G. C. hours late, but they could anti did accept
Christenson.
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entries ami money three days late, and
A. Trudell has returned from his visit did so with thanks. There is no ques­
to Wisconsin, and will remove with his tion but Mr. Fleming, at least, would
family into the Grissen house on B have won first on White Wyandotte
cockerel, as the scores prove, while all
street.
The big New Year’s Oregonian annual the other exhibitors stood a first-class
offf>4 pages came on the first, and is a show of winning, had there been fair
Our local exhibitors say
thorough write up of the great Pacific treatment.
that it looks to them as if the officers,
northwest. It is having a large sale.
or a part of them, had determined
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wynn and daugh­
ter Lena of Portland visited Charles to have the honors placed upon their
birds regardless of principle, or the fu­
Kuns and Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Klyver
ture of the association, ami fanciers from
the past week.
the outside should govern themselves
John Handley has been visiting his accordingly in the future.
wife at Ashland, and got home Wednes­
day. Mrs. Handley’s health has been
Harrj’ Woodrum returned to school at
benefited by that climate.
Mount Angel yesterday.
C hicago S tore
Annual Clearance Sale
Our Annual Clearance Sale Commences
W. H. Logan has been kept at home
with quinsy for several days.
M c M innville , OREGON.
Lost—On Carlton road, a tie pin with
>•»>'
" tight Block
pearl settings. Finder leave at this of­
fice. Suitable reward.
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[)R- C. T. S.1ITH,
Fred Nelson, of the O. K. barber shop,
Portland, is visiting home folks this
week.
The Grange store means business and
Union Block, McMinnville, Oregon.
the stock of goods will be closed out at
Office Hours, 10-12 and 2-1.
Examination Free cost.
Miss Grace Sutherland of Scholl’s
BARBERS.
Ferry, was transacting business in the
city this week.
.[ OGAN BROS.,
We are paying this week 30 to 35 cts
per roll for good butter, and 27\,cts for
fresh eggB.
W allace & W alker .
Wm. Arthur went to Portland on
We are located opposite H. (' Burns’ and aim Wednesday, looking for work in the
to give all customers good treatment for little carpenter line.
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat­
ronage solicited.
Lambert Bros, want all the poultry,
eggs and farm produce, for which they
will pay the highest cash price. At
HARNESS
Palmer’s old stand.
The banjo at Scott’s goes to No. 1.
J A. YOUNG,
Who is it? The big range at Hodson’s
(Successor to E. Wright)
goes to No. 248.
Manufactures ana Deals In
You get the best values in hats, shoes
corsets, hosiery, oil cloth, ribbons, lace
and embroidery, tinware and notions,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS,
at the Racket Store.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Spencer, whose
The Oregon City Transportation Co.
»nilbrushes, and sells them cheaper than they
Miss Clara Walker went to McCoy on marriage occurred at Cottage Grove re­ will place a boat on the Yamhill route
can be bought anywhere else in the Willamette
Valley. Our all home made sets of harness are New Year’s morning for a visit of a cently, returned to this city the past to McMinnville commencing Monday,
pronounced unsurpassed by those who buy them. couple of weeks with her grandparents.
week, and are to begin housekeeping in January 6th
W. T. Macy will be local
the
C. P. parsonage.
agent with office i^the warehouse at the
E. M. Law left on Wednesday for
yyiLLARD & EHRMAN,
We are now prepared to handle poul­ dock. There will be telephonic commu­
eastern Oregon with the object of benefit­
ing his health, having been troubled try, and can accommodate our customers nication with the office, and a waiting
Proprietors of
nicely in that line. We give today for room for passengers.
with an asthmatic cough.
chickens 6c cash, 6,l.»c trade. Come and
Aleck Rennie of Corvallis visited his see us before you sell your chickens else­
UFAYETTi:.
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds parents in this city on New Year’s, and where.
J. A. D erby & S on .
Mr. Otis Davis spent the holidays
John of Eugene was also here several
South side Third St. between B and C.
Prof. W. H. Kingery of Carlton was
with his parents in our city.
■ days.
made the happy recipient of a gold foun­
A. I>. Hoskins has bought the harness
Mr. Bert Haney spent the holidays
tain pen, the gift of about 40 members
Don’t Irritate Vour Lungs
business of Mr. Loban.
He says he
with his mother and friends here.
of his school, on Christmas.
Teach­
would be pleased to have all his old ers and pupils enjoyed a very successful
George Lewis of Portland came up to
Every cough racks and irritates the
friends come marching in on him. About
Christmas tree and program at Howe’s spend Christmas and returned Thursday
lungs. Stop coughing.
Dr. Lowe’s
Jan. 10th he will move across the street
morning,
hall on Christmas eve.
White Pine Cough with Tar will enable
to the Booth building.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearson spent Christmas
you to stop quicker than any other
The Epworth League rate of $50 for
Notice—All those indebted to me are
means. It is a harmless vegetable rem­
to the with Mr. and Mrs. A R. Burbank.
the
round
trip
ftom
Chicago
requested to come in promptly and settle
edy for coughs and colds and the results their accounts and thereby avoid any un­ coast has been granted by the Transcon­
Prof, and Mrs. Cone of Dallas spent
of colds. If you are troubled with a pleasantness. We still have a few pairs tinental Passenger Association for the Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
cough at night, take a dose just before of shoes left, which we will sell as cheap following meetings, which will be held A. R Burbank.
retiring and sleep in comfort. You can as those who try to bamboozle you with on the coast next year:
Knights of
Rev. C. T. Hurd and wife started to
so-called “cost”sale3. F. D ielsceneider .
rely on Dr. Lowe's White Pine cough
Pythias, National Federation of Women’s Portland Wednesday afternoon on the
Mrs.
Julia
Johnson
took
the
train
on
syrup. It always cures coughs as quickly
Clubs, Mystic Shriners, Knights of Co­ three o’clock train to spend the holidays
as a safe remedy can. Price 25 and 50 Wednesday for a brief visit in Portland, lumbus, Travelers’ Protective Associa with relatives and friends.
after which she will proceed to the home tion. So the coast may look for a heavy
cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Henry spent Christ­
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Martin, in passenger excursion traffic during the
R ogers B ros ' P harmacy ,
mas
with Rev. and Mrs. Winter of Dallas
Seattle. Mrs. Johnson’s kind and re­ coming summer.
McMinnville, Oregon.
and returned home Saturday morning.
fined presence will Le missed by many
The drug center of Yamhill Co.
A iarge attendance greeted the pre­
Prof Bittner preached in the Evan­
friends here, who will hope to see her re­ sentation of the Christmas cantata by
Joint I natal lalion.
gelical
church last Sunday evening.
turn some day.
the Cumb. Presbyterian chureh choir
Custer Post and Woman's Relief Corps
Miss
Jessie Laman of Portland came
Sunday
evening,
and
the
music
seemed
The T. 8. Townsend Creamery Co. at
will hold a joint installation of officers
44 2d St., Portland, will pay highest mar­ much appreciated. The rendition oc­ up Saturday evening, returning Monday.
on Saturday, January nth. They will
Wm. O’Conner has returned home
ket price for your cream. Ship by ex­ cupied 50 minutes, and there was a brief
meet promptly at to o'clock. The corps
press. from any station or landing. Will address appropriate to Christmas by the from Silver Creek falls, Marion Co., after
will install first and then the post will
sell you U. S. Cream Separators and take pastor, Rev. J. Wood Stone. The sing­ being absent six weeks.
install while the joint lunch is being
ers were: sopranos, Mrs. Wm Camp­
Revival meetings begin in the Evan­
your
cream in payment.
tf
prepared. A good program will be pre­
pared for the afternoon.
All Grand
The Salem Statesman’s New Year’s bell, Miss Carrie Schenk, Miss Mary gelical church next Sunday evening.
Mrs.
Albert Billington i and son
Armv veterans and members of the edition is a very creditable one, and Bird; altos, Mrs. F. E. Rogers and Miss
W. R. C., and their families Invited. rather exceeds in excellence of illustra­ flattie Fink; tenors, M. U. Gortner and returned home from Portland I Monday
This is also a requisition on the commis­
F. E. Rogers; basses, W.T. Macy and evening after a week's visit.
sary department, viz: baskets and grub. tion its usual output in this line.
H. M. Hoskins.
The baritone solo,
Henry Sampson of Tillamook is quite
Any person failing to have a good time
K. O. Jones has shipped 3700 sacks of
will be put in the guard house. By or­ potatoes this fall. 370,249 pounds, 6304 “The Ixist Chord,” was rendered by Mr. ill at his brother’s home.
Wo are asked, “What about your coal prospect?” Our re­
James Bolander.
Mrs. Lownsdale and Miss Mildred
der of
H. S. M aloney ,
ply
is,
“Our coal prospect is all right.” Primarily we are after
bushels, paying the farmers over $3000.
Wm. H Manning, who belonged to Sampson have returned from California,
oil; incidentally we will develop coal.
Geological and expert
N ettie J. U ngerman ,
The potato industry is not a small thing
the 22d U. S. regulars, enlisting in 1898 after a month's visit.
knowledge, after examinations of the strata of shale, limestone
Joint Committee.
by any means.—Amity Times.
and sandstone on our properties, would declare the probability
in Portland, returned to Newberg from
A Lonil Hecotti llieiKlx < ion.
Prof. W. W. Bristow is makings very three years aud one month’s service in
A Cure t or l.umbago.
of the exist« nee of a true toil measure. With a possibility of
possessing it coal measure, we have no desire to spend our money
“I have noticed that, the sale on Cham­
W. C. Williamson, of Amherst, Va., successful life insurance agent for the the Philippines on December 21st.
He
in tunnel prospecting, for this reason: A coal measure consists
He began work received his discharge on the high seas, berlain's stomach and liver tablets is al­
savs: “For more than a year I suffered New York Mutual.
of
a thick strata of limestone, shale and sandstone.
In Nova
June
20th
last,
and
figures
that
he
has
most
invariably
to
those
who
have
once
from lumbago.
I finally tried Cham­
on the transport Sheridan, while return­
Scotia
they
are
13,00(1
feet:
in
South
Wales
12,000
feet;
Penn­
berlain's pain balm and it gave me en­ written an average of $1900 insurance for ing home, and is rightfully very proud used them,” says Mr. J. II. Weber, a
sylvania 4.000 feet; West Virginia 4,500 feet. In addition to
each
day
since.
He
has
met
with
one
prominent
druggist
of
Cascade,
Iowa.
tire relief, which other remedies had
of the bit of parchment. He says Un­
tuese strata of stone there art! interstratified thin seams of coal,
circumstance extraordinary among life cle Sam has a fine possession in the What lietter recommendation could auv
failed to do.” Sold by Howorth & Co.
and in the richest coal measures known, the proportion of coal to
insurance men. One applicant hunted islands, and while there will probably be medicine have than for people to call for
rock is not more than to 1 to 50. Prom the nature and origin of
The Oregon Farmers’ Congress will be him up, instead of his having to hunt
coal it follows that the coal seams of considerable depth are the
a great deal of bushwhacking for years it when again in need of such a remedy '’
held at Salem, January 6th to 9th. 1902, the applicant. It is needless to add that to come, ultimately universal peace will Try them when you feel «lull after eat­
most valuable; in fact, the thickest and purest are usually near
inclusive. The Oregon Livestock Asso­ the work in this ease was accomplished work around.
the middle of the series. Nova Scotia has 81 coal seams; South
W. H. Manning comes ing, when von have a bad taste in your
Wiiles over 100; Lancashire 75, and so on. Now then, instead of
ciation will hold their annual meeting in short order.
mouth,
feel
bilious,
have
no
appetite
or
from good old Virginia fighting stock,
prospecting our coal croppings by tunneling, we propose first,
at the same time and place.
The fruit
The cremation of the body of Wm. E. bis father having served three years in when troubled with constipation, and
to ascertain by the use of our drill as to the existence of other
men. state Grange and hop men will
Haight, late of this city, was performed thewarofthe rebellion, ami bis great you are sure to be delighted with t he
coal seams deeper down. If our drill finds them, then it only
also be represented. The Oregon state
duly last week at the Sell woo l crema­ grandfather serving about the same per­ prompt relief which they afford, For
r quires the service of a practical coal miner to put us in the
board of agriculture will likewise hold
tory.
From the time the body was iod in the war of the revolution.
He sale by Howorth 4 Co
market. We are killing two birds with one stone. We are neg­
special meetings for the purpose of pre­
placed in the furnace until the ashes was 62 days in ttie chase after Aguinaldo
lecting neither coal nor oil. We promise a full development of
paring a program for next year’s state
each, and we trust a profitable conclusion of our work. To-day
found their final lodgment in an urn. under Liu ton.
fair. In view of the recent rapid ad-
we have over 309 shareholders, so you see they are coming right
one hour ami forty minutes elapsed.
Hiram Mellinger and wife of Ashland,
vancement in stock raising and dairying
along, but we know of a great many people who should, but have
The method of procedure is to place Or.,
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are here visiting relatives and
throughout the state, this meeting
For Infanta and Children.
not. Our drill will arrive before long, and then down goes the
casket and all in the furnace. A strong friends...................... B. Gabriel shipped
hole, and if we keep right at it, more people must subscribe. We
should tie of great lienefit to all interest­
blast is then turned on, which blows luOO sacks of wheat to Oregon City on
believe that our efforts will meet with success, but we promise
ed in agriculture, and an unusual large
away the ashes of the casket and cloth­ the steamer Elmore Monday............
nothing but a square management and a strict accounting. Every
attendance is assured. For this occasion
ing. This blast is then turned off, ami J.
. Arms is realizing $1.50 per b ishel for
dollar goes to development: no shareholder need assume a bur­
me Southern Pacific will grant a round
the body allowed to reduce to ashes, his apples by disposing of them at retail Signature of
den. Subscribe to any amount you wish, and have an interest
trip rate of a fare ami one-third, on the
in oor work.
which are caught in a pan below.
In in
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Portland...................... Sportsmen are
certificate plan, to those attending.
the case of Mr. Haight there were eight now
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having lots of sport at the Dayton
Sir Christopher Furness, one of
The Chemawa school al Salem, stands pounds of ashes remaining, almost as shooting
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gallery.
Whilst there are a
the leading shipbuilders of England,
fourth on the list of all Indian schools in white as snow. This was placed in an urn number
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of excellent marksmen in this lias expressed the opinion that the
the United States in point of size, hav­ of earthen-Laked ware, and the lid sealed burg,
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we are informed that young George United States is certain to secure an
ing a capacity of 509, Haskell and Phoe­ thereon This urn is labeied and filed Dorsey
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takes the lead ................... Prof. ocean marine whether subsidies are
nix each having a capacity of 700 and away in one of various compartments of M. F. Hanville, principal of the Dayton resorted to or not, but he bases his
It is reported that the Booth-Kelly
The enrollment of pupils in the Ea-
Carlisle 960. It is shown, however, that the crematory, subject to the disposal of public
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school, ami Mias Fern Stout, one opinion wholly upon the fallacious Lumber Co. will erect a large mill on gene public schools has passed the 1000
the capacity of the >alem school is al­ the proper cnstodians. It is understood of
< his assistants, presente«! each pupil in idea that the only obstacle in the the lower Siuslaw in the near future, mark and reached the nnmber of 1030.
ready overtaxed. as the enrollment for that the coat of thus di»[>oeingof a body their
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different departments, a neat past to the creation of an ocean The site has been secured and negotia- This is an increase of about 200 over
the past year was 569. and the average is now $35, but after the institution has Christmas souvenir at the closing exer­ marine was the higher cost, of ship
construction in American yards lions are procee«iing for timber, There last year's enrollment, which shows that
attendance 502.
had as many as fifty cremations, the cise» of school on Tues/lay. Prof. Han­
He thinks that, now we have nearly is about eight billion feet of excellent Eugene is enjoying a splendid growth.
U d to thia ville is meeting with grxxi success in his reached the stage of manufacturing limiter along the river waiting for some
Martin Johnson is putting the finish­ price will be placed at $5J.
Remember, by paying for your Re­
ing touches on a new residence in the time there have been nearly forty cre- school work, and is making friends with ships as cheaply as England, the enterprising firm to convert it into
porter one year in advance you can have
mations.
his pupils.—Herald.
eastern suburbs of Carlton.
rest will easily follow.
wealth.
the benefit of our cheap clubbing rate.
V
Osteopathic Physician
BARBERS
HARNESS,
MONDAY, JAN. 6,1902
Every article in the store will be still further reduced
on account of
H Change tn the firm
february «at.
Our sale will only continue 18 days, closing on
January 25. Full particulars in next week’s issue.
C hicago S tore
CITY MARKET.
The Yamhill Goal & Oil Co
NEWBERG, OREGON.
Capital Stock #50,000
Par Value $1 Per Share, Paid Up and Non'
Assessable.
A. C. Churchill, President
Dr. H. J. Littlefield. Vice President
A. P. Oliver, Secretary
J. C. Colcord, Treasurer
Clarence Butt, Attorney
Bank of Newberg, Depository
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