When We Have
Regular Customers
It stands to reason that our
Groceries please them. We
have a number, but want
more. We would like to add
your name to the list of peo
ple that we make a particular
effort to please.
May we hope to do so ?
St. Charles Store.
PHYSICIANS
g
E. GOUCHER, fl. D.
Physician
and Surgeon.
LOCAL
NEWS.
G. 8. Wright, dentist.
School Books at Williams' liook store
Mrs. Adolph Matthiee of Portland is
visiting in the city.
The new feed stable—oue block south
of poetoffice, McMinnville.
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The great egg food, Red Albumen.
Buy it of Peery Drug Co.
Mariou Rowland is doing carpenter
wojk at The Dalles.
The R kporter aud Weekly Oregonian
one vear for $2, etrictly in advance
Lambert Bros, want all the poultry,
eggs and farm produce, for which they
will pay the highest cash price. At
Palmer’s old stand.
Henry Fletcher has been pretty near
shelved lately with a ease of rheumatism.
Chrrity lodge added four new tn. mbers
last Friday evening, and there are more
to follow.
Miss Nellie Gardner has entered the
class in stenography at the college, and
will fit herself for a position in Portland.
For Sale—A country store in good lo
cation, with good business, postoffice
Office over McMinnville National Bank.
Calls responded to Day and Night.
and telephone, including buildings. A
MCMINNVILLE
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OREGON. good chance. Address
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T. W. N ash & Co., Hopewell, Or.
Miss Stella Patty entertaiued friends
at her home last Saturday afternoon,
serving lunch.
My line of harness is the best in Yam
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hill
Co. You are invited to call and ex
Rooms in Jacobson Block,
amine the stock. All work guaranteed.
M c M innvilli ,
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O r KOON
J. A. Y oung .
M. B. Godfrey, wife and son of Port
J C. MICHAUX, n. D..
land, visited with C. C. Jacobs’ family
over Sunday.
Henry Schenck will btiild him a new
residence opposite L. E. Walker’s home,
M c M innville , OREGON.
before he returns to Whatcom. It will be
Office in Wright Block
a six-room cottage.
A.D. Hoskius has moved to the Booth
ßR. C. T. SniTH,
building across the street from former
location. See him for anything in the
harness line.
Cai Long writes back from Kentucky
Union Block, McMinnville, Oregon.
that he reached his old home all right,
Office Hours, 10-12 and 2-4. Examination Free but found his mother quite ill and not
much hope of her recovery.
BARBERS.
Miss Bergitta Nelson gave a party
Monday
evening to a number of friends
[OGAN BROS.,
in honor of her guest, Miss Mabel Ed
wards of Newberg.
QOOK & CABLE,
Physicians
and Surgeons.
The Epworth League invites the short and tall
To a measuring party, both one and all;
The League bul uks that you give of your
treasure.
Three cent* for each foot iu height you meas
ure.
In the bag put the money, you'll find it full
large;
But if, sad to say, you cannot attend,
Your bag and its contents at least you will send.
And should you fail to get one before.
You’ll find one awaiting you at the door
Of the new lecture room of the M. E. church.
Saturday evening, January 2 >lh, at s o'clock.
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G. 8 Wright, dentist.
Mrs. Alfred Smith has been quite ill
the past week.
Attorney J. T. Simpson of Sheridan
was in the city Monday
Prof. C. C. Linden was down from
Sheridan on Saturday.
Peter Fellows is making some changes
in the interior of Dr. Baker's residence.
Fresh fish and clams received at the
fish market on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
If a man's dinner table has as much
on it in January as it had in December,
it is a good sign hie wife had no Christ
mas debts to pay.
Dr. H.K. Hines of Portland difcd on
Sunday morning, after a week's illness
from grip and complications. He was
born in the state of New York in 1828.
For over a half century be has been
prominent in educational and religious
work in the northwest, and was probably
the most widely known minister in this
section.
“Hubby,” said a Polk county farmer’s
wife, “on January 25th we shall have
been married 25 years. Don’t you think
we ought to kill the fatted calf and have
a feast?” “Kill the calf,” growled the
farmer, gruffly, “I don’t see what we
want to jump onto the calf and kill him
for. He isn’t to blame for what bap-
pened 25 years ago.”
The name of Hoti. Jesse Edwards
is being favorably mentioned by his
friends for the office of state senator
from this county. We always think
and speak of Jesse Edwards as “the
father of Newberg,” and no one in
that thriving town will gainsay the
title. It properly belongs to him.
Another thing we know of him: He
has never been sparing of his time,
labor and money to establish enter
prises that would foster the growth
of his home city, or that wu'.ld pro
mote the welfare of the county and
state. It is men of this class that
deserve recognition in a public way,
rather than the loafers and the bums
and the pap-suckers. The Reporter
is interested in seeing the very best
men in the ranks placed in office.
The party that does this will win.
NEWBERG.
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If you are a buyer of Groceries iu getting the
most and the best for your money.
In the
coming and going of grocery stores the little
opera house grocery goes right along.
Our
Sugar, Coffee, Flour aud fruits are down to
bottom prices this month. Come and see.
L. E. Walker.
If The Yamhill Coal & Oil Co.
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NEWBERG, OREGON.
Capital Stock
50,000
Par Value $1 Per Share, Paid Up and Non-
Assessable.
Week ending Jan. 22:
Rev. M. George of Salem preached
F.
J. Martin and wf to Leroy Lew
in Friends’ church on Sunday last.
A. C. Churchill, President
is lots 1 and 2 blk 10 original
O. V. Allen and wife of Salem have
Dr. H. J. Littlefield, Vice President
• town of McMinnville.................. $ 2000
been in town a day or two visiting fiis
A.
P. Oliver, Secretary
M S Adams and wf to John Green
parents.
J. C. Colcord, Treasurer
lots 3, 4 and 6 blk 4 Lippincott’s
Mrs. John Crawford of near Dayton
1st add to Dayton .......................
800
Clarence Butt, Attorney
is the guest of Mrs Clarence Butt.
Irene Everest to W R Everest lots
Bank of Newberg, Depository
A public installation of the M. w. A
3 and 4 blk 7 of Everest’s add to
Newberg ..................................... .
will be held in their hall on the eve
10
ning of the 22d.
A R Burbank and wf to Thos
Prince 497 a in secs 28 and 29 t 3
Mrs. J. B. Mount returned home on
«•3.................................................... 4970
Monday evening from attending the
Bernhard Groth and wf to Thos
W p have received word that our machine and outfit was
burial of her mother in Indiana.
shipped
on the 13th. The delay was caused by rush of business
Prince
10,800
sq
ft
in
Dundee
.
20 82
The reception given by President and
with manufacturers. The O R. & N. and S. P. R. R. people
Celia C and John W Estes to Geo
Mrs McGrew to the faculty and students
have promised to make a rush job in bringing stuff out. There
W Doney 40 a pt sec 9-2-4 ........ 2200
of Pacific College on last Thursday, was
are two ears including boiler, engine, machine,'casing, etc. The
Janies D and Margaret Carter to
a very enjoyable, if a very formal event.
total cost, including freight, is about $4,850 F. O. B. Newberg.
Chehalem Valley Bank lot 5 blk
Up in Whatcom, Wash., a week ago they struck oil. From
The order of Coming Men of America
6 Deskins’ add to Newberg ...
i
Whatcom south through Washington and (Oregon to the Califor
gave a social at the armory hall on Mon Francis Hauswirth to J. A. Sim
nia line at least twelve companies are preparing to drill, and you
day evening. A large number of young
mons lots 5 and 6 blk 1 Haus-
can trace these companies from Whatcom south in a direct line.
folks were in attendance, chaperoned
There is no connection whatever between these companies. Each
wirth’s 2<l add to North Yamhill
200
by Mrs. C. H. Barrie and Mrs. W. W. Albert Dixon and wf to AH Ave
has been promoted and work has been inaugurated independent
Prof. Wm . Kline is visiting at Rev. A.
Nelson.
of the other, but the prospect, the incentive for action, and the
rill, trustee, s hf sw qr sec 2-2-5 600
We are located opposite H . C. Burns’ and aim L. Platt’s home. He is the gentleman
probability of success is in each case laid on the same foundation
to give all customers good treatment for little who came from Indiana last fall, and af
Joseph R Lewis and wf to Chancey
AflITl.
money. Bath rooms in connection. Your pat
based on theory if you like, bnt a theory that has the support of
and Elizabeth Peary lot 27 Oaks
terwards went to eastern Washington.
ronage solicited.
the best geological knowledge. Geologists have always contend
Fruit Farm....................................
189
There
is
quite
a
lot
of
sickness
around
ed that the oil belt was continuous through California, Oregon
Five members have been added to the
John McCallum and wife to John
and Washington. Uutil this strike at Whatcom no oil was ever
WILLARD & EHRMAN,
membership of the Christian church as at present.
Enery 172.50 a in t 5 r3.............
500
found north of California. This find at Whatcom makes our
A number of the K. O.T. M. boys
a
result
of
the
revival
meetings,
which
Proprietors ot
work a practical enterprise. Theory is knocked into a cocked
went to McMinnville Monday evening Mrs Emma Vaughan to L W Law-
are still in progress.
hat, as it were. It is certainly practical and not theoretical at
so“ 33-35 “ sec 30-3-2 ...............
500
to visit the tent at that place.
Wanted—To buy from 5 to 10 acres of
Whatcom. While we have had perfect confidence that develop
The American Mtg. Co of Scot
k
The W. O. W. social Wednesday eve-
ment work would prove the existence of oil, we think and be
good
land
from
I
to
10
miles
from
Mc
land
to
N.
W.
Wall
lots
7,
8,
9,
Choice, Fresh Meats, All Kinds
niug was well attended.
lieve that the discovery of oil at Whatcpm clinches the matter.
Minnville. Inquire at this office.
and 10 blk 50 in Dundee..........
40
South side Third St. between B and C.
It endorses our claims, it proves that oil exists in the northwest,
Rev. Mulkey of Bethel preached at A J White, Adnir, to Mary Houk
W. H. Funk is to move soon into the
it wipes out that old question of distance.
We now have oil
the Christian church Sunday.
lot 2 blk 6 White’s add to White-
Manning property, north of the Man
ATTORNEY.
north as well as south of us. Wo are Betwixt and between, and
A. W. Newby is having his garden
son .................................... \.........
ning block.
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if the court knows herself, and we think she does, we will strike
oil. Every dollar you put into this stock will go to direct work
Mrs. W. G. Henderson returned Tues plowed. He says he is going to plant D H Thayer and wf to Lorena
L. CONNER,
it to horseradish and greens.
Litscher pt Joel Chrisman (lie t 4
of development. There is no liability beyond the amount you
day from her visit at Spokane, greatly
purchase and pay for. We need your help now and respectfully
“Those who laugh last, laugh best.’’
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75°
improved in health.
solicit same.
This old proverb apparently came true a
Bring your chickens and eggs to H. C.
Garden Beedi Al Derby A Mom.
few nights ago. A certain young man
Hannon and get the cash. C. F. Dan
*
When you get garden seeds buy the
of this city thought he would have a
iels’ old stand.
litile fun with one of his boy friends who best. We have a large supply of both
Office rooms 9 and 10, Union Block.
A. P. Slade of Dayton lost his resi had been out in the country rather late package and bulk.
MclTinnville,
-
Oregon dence by fire last Sunday.
$500 insur visiting his young lady. He concealed
J. A. D erby & S on
Pa-Hih ot Erol. Taylor.
Wood Hida Wauled.
ance in the O F. R. A.
himself in a fence corner and when his
Land titles and land business a specialty.
WANTED.
After
a
week's
illness
from
pneumonia,
The
committee
on fire and water of
The
cannery
committee
will
report
friend came along he jumped out and
Ex-Register V. S. land office.
Thrre or 4 horses in exchange for New Prof. Thos. G. Taylor expired at his res the city of McMinnville, Oregon, will re
next Tuesday evening at the city hall, pointed a home-made revolver in his
R obert a . miller
and a board of trade will be organized. face and told him “handsup.” Of berg or McMinnville property. G. C. idence two miles east of this city on Sat ceive sealed bids for the furnishing said
urday, January i8, 1902, in his 53d year. city with 1000 cords of fir wood, 600 cords
Christenson.
3-4
Let all attend.
course the way the fellow hollered
Attorney at Law
Prof. Taylor was born in Shropshire, to be second growth fir and 400 cords to
You make no mistake in buying a wasn’t slow; but wait about ten days
NOTICE
Wellington county, England, May 28th, be big fir, al! split wood and free from
Oregon City, Or. United States farm separator. They have and see what happened. Friday eve
1849. At the age of 12 he was sent to large knots. Said bids will be received
been tried and proven. No experiment ning four young men prepared to return
Parties indebted to me are requested
Stonyhurst, a Jesuit institution, and af up to noon February 15, 1902, the suc
AU questions relating to land business prompt ing at expense of farmers. The T. 8. the compliment. One was stationed in to call and settle their accounts at once
ter seven years graduated. Hethen en cessful bidder to give a bond for the faith
ly answered by letter.
Townsend Creamery Co., 44 2d St., Port the graveyard with a bicycle lamp and a by cash or note, and oblige,
tered London University and took the ful performance of his contract. The
land, sells them on easy terms.
six-shooter, another was hid under the
J. W. H bnky .
MIF.Itl PAN.
full course. He was 14 years in France, right to reject any or all bids is reserved
Don’t fail to hear the milkmaids to big bridge west of town armed with a
eaching in the universities, and remain by the committee.
Finest
line
and
beet
prices
in
tablets
great big revolver filled with blank
H enry G kk ,
Mrs. C. C. Linden has been confined night. Parts will be taken as follows:
ed in one institution nine years, taking
in
the
county,
at
Williams'
book
store.
cartridges. The fellow who had at first
H. C. B urns , '■ Committee.
to her home by an attack of la grippe, Queen, Miss Patty; Dorothy, Mies
one class clear through the course of
G. W. J ones .
Houck ; Monica, Miss Hobbs; Margery, been so badly scared was now the prin
but is now able to be out again.
study He was in the vicinity of the en
Headache Facts.
Miss Bird ; Ruth, Miss Cook; Juanita, cipal actor. He got his friend to take a
gagement of Worth, during the Franco-
Mrs. Frank Hussey of Butler was in
A Pood HerommendsUos.
Miss Estes; judge, Mr. Macy; commo walk with him, and after talking over
town Monday.
Eighty-six out of every hundred peo- Prussian war, and was picked up by the
“1 have noticed that the sale on Cham
dore and beggar, Mr. McCutcheon; doc all the recent hold-ups throughout the
F. J. Steward has rented a farm on tor and peddler. Mr. Smith; captain and country, he, starting his friend on the pie have headaches. Over half of these German cavalry and held three months berlain's stomach and liver tablets is al-
the upper Willamina and started to Farmer Jim. Mr Diebel; Farmer Joe, right road, bid him a friendly good have them at frequent intervals. A as a prisoner until he could be identified. inost invariably to those who have once
He came to New Orleans in 1872, and used them,” says Mr. J. H. Weber, a
plow there on Monday morning.
night and started in the direction of harmless remedy that ccsts little and ac
Mr. Lambert.
wrote
for European magazines and news prominent druggist of Cascade, Iowa.
tually cures is worth remembering.
County School Superintendent E. V.
Mrs. Josie Eberhard and her brother, home. Down the road went the un
papers, and taught in some of the col What lietter recommendation could any
R.
B.
Headache
Cure
is
a
purely
scien
He had just got
Littlefield of McMinnville was visiting George W. Cone, returned Monday from suspecting victim.
tific preparation that cures without the leges. He is said to have been able to medicine have than for people to call for
our school the first of the week. f
Butteville, where they, had been on a around the corner to the graveyard
possibility of harm
Put up in capsules, speak and write with grammatical pre it when again in need of such a remedy?
Grandma Bogue continues to grow visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. when a very bright light was thrown on
they are easy to take and prompt in re cision Latin, Greek, Italian, French, Try them when yon feel dull after eat
weaker all the time and her death is ex Cone. They were present at a birthday him and the report of a six-shooter
sults. Price 25c.
(Prescriptions have Welsh, German and English. Mrs. Tay ing, when yon have a bad taste in your
pected at any time.
dinner of their mother, who was sixty broke the stillness of the air. About
lor survives her husband. The funeral mouth, feel bilious, have no appetite or
four seconds brought him to the bridge, been our specialty for twenty years )
Dr. W. Tyler Smith has been suffering years old. Some valuable presents were
occurred at the Catholic church on Mon when troubled with constipation, and
R
ogers
B
ros
.
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P
harmacy
,
when he received a fresh starf from the
you are sure to be delighted with the
for several days with his eyes, which given and they report a very pleasant
day.
McMinnville, Oregon.
prompt relief which they afford, For
fellow stationed there. The boys say if
time.
have been very much inflamed.
sale by Howorth 4 Co.
The drug center of Yamhill Co.
he had kept up that pace 15 minutes he
The prixj oratorical contest, at which
It is said to have been decided
The meetings which have been in pro
would have been in Sheridan, and in a
Farmers are plowing on the uplands, that congress will not send a dele
gress in the Methodist church for two will be awarded the “class ’94” prize half hour more nothing but the ocean
We Do the Business.
fund, will take place at the college
and farm worlj is in advance of the see- gation to attend the coronation of
weeks closed on Sunday night.
would have checked his wild career.
son in this favored land.
Mrs. J. L. Morris is reported as being cha|>el next Wednesday evening The
King Edward. There are lots of Careful compounding physicians’ pre
speakers are Mr. Thompson of the senior
R. Jacobson & Co. speak in the high members of the two houses who scriptions from best, purest, highest stan
on the sick list.
ioli uhi s smani, noter .
dard of drugs has gained us the confi
class and Mr. Smith of the junior The
est terms of Mrs. Ollie Gaunt, whom would enjoy the junket, but none of dence
This cold, foggy weather does not
of our many customers all over
orations will be of high quality, upon
they regarded as an excellent saleslady,
the county. We appreciate your patron
please us as well as the nice weather of
them
has
a
court
dress,
and
what
is
Jumping
and
swinging
on
the
bars
questions of national public interest.
and she was to return to work again
age and will strive to merit your good
last week, but after all, it is better to
are the main sports these days.
more, none of them would dare face will and trade Our store is jammed
All are invited to hear these speakers.
March 1st.
have our winter now than later in the
his constituents at the next election full of new goods to meet our increas
Our literary society meets today.
The local W. C. T. U. enjoyed a rare
Pres. Boardman will award the prizes
spring.
.
ing demand, and you who have not
after
having worn one.
Prof.
Bristow
was
visiting
in
the
build
bought your drugs of us come in and
at the college next Wednesday evening.
R. L. Bewley was a McMinnville visi treat at their meeting on Friday of last
look at our store; not a fly speck or old,
week, in having several of the Dayton ing last Tuesday forenoon.
Musical numbers will be furnished by
tor Tuesday and Wednesday. .
shelf worn bottle in stock. Compare
The loth grade students are having the conservatory.
The judges on dr-
Miss Nannie L'ngerman was a member this with others and you will be our
Word came to the county coroner at ladies present, including the county pres
some
very
interesting
and
instructive
livery are Prof. Aiderman and Messrs of Dianecia Temple of Rathbone Sisters customer when you have a prescription
this place Wednesday afternoon that ident Mrs. Courtney, who gave them a
of this city, holding the position of Most to fill Our prices mean to live and
some young lady in McMinnville had very interesting talk concerning the dif work in rhetoric and literature this C. V. Galloway and C R. Hamblin.
let live.
P kkrv D rug C o .
In accordance with tlie requirements Excellent Chief in the local Temple.
committed suicide, but we failed to learu ferent plans for county work. All had month. Each student of the rhetoric
Reliable prescription druggists.
class
has
taken
it
upAn
his
shoulders
words
of
cheer
and
good
coansel,
and
the
of law, the county clerk has prepared a
the particulars.
A. C. Churchill, Mr. Cooper and Mr.
McMinnville union wishes they might to write a list of fifty words from now statement of county expenditures for the Follett have all been in the city this
Remember, by paying for your Re
The very latest style photo mounts at come often. A cordial invitation was until school is out.
year 1901, which shows a total of $27 r* week in the interest of the oil prospect. porter one year in advance you can have
extended to all members to meet the
There were 14 pupils cn the roll of 390.83, exclusive of roads and highways.
this office.
the benefit of our cheap clubbing rate.
Mt’s have that board of trade.
Dayton ladies at Mrs. Canrtney's on Fri honor in the 10th grade, 6 in the 9th, The largest item is for bridges, which
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A special school meeting is called for day afternoon of this week. Tho«e who to in the Sth, 23 in the 7th, 18 in the 6th, foot« up $6,244.17. The nest largest is
The Queen of Hayti people give a good
CASTORX A.
tomorrow at 2 p. tn., in the Cook build cannot avail themselves of that privilege 29 in 3d and 4th Columbus, 24 in 3d and the poor fund. $3,992 66. < Hher ex pend show, but they should change it before
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You H m Alwin Mt
ing, to levy a tax for current school ex are requested to meet in the parlors of 4th Cook, 31 in 1st and 2d Columbus, ituree are mainly court ei pensee, sal they come again, and bring that scenery Boan tko
the M. E. church at 2:30 p. m.
penses.
19 in 1st and 2d Cook.
ariee, etc.
with them that they advertised.
Physician and Surgeon,
Osteopathic Physician
BARBERS
CITY MARKET.
Attorney and
Notary Public