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plain in detail, his body is placed in
The Osib Reporter. circuit with a powerful coil—there
stands a conventional figure of Justice
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with bandaged eyes, holding the bal­
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ance in het left hand and the sword
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in
her right. The criminal having ta­
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supposed to read over the record of
Wit! be made satisfactory to all applicants. his crimes and the sentence of the law1.
This ceremony completed he folds up
Oct. 25, 1886
McMinnville, Or
the document and places it in the
s
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scale pan, the arm of the balance de­
UNCLE EZRA INDORSED.
scends, closes the circuit and all is
In the Oregonian two days following over.
U ncle E zra ’ s last letter to the Re­
CORRESPONDENCE.
porter, we find this from England, as
a business pointer:
AMITY.
A letter to a leading Chicago flour
Pears are splendid, and apples very
house from one of the heaviest flour
handlers of England is to this effect: cheap, but potatoes are a little scarce.
“ We admit that our requirements
Amity is quiet. Business firm,
this year will be larger than usual,
and tiiat we must look to America for health good and our school flourish­
supplies. This is indisputable. So ing.
long, however, as you send us nightly
Borne of our citizens attended the
offers on a steadily declining scale, we mechanics fair and some are now away
will keep our hands off, and only take
enough for immediate needs. Be sure to Salem on church business.
The funeral of Mr. SanderB was
and cable me at once when you think
bottom has been reached, as we largely attended and the sermon,
will want to buy heavily.” The fore­ though short, was sweet and full of
going is the spirit and nearly the lan­
guage of the letter, and others of prac­ meaning.
Thanks for the R eporter in its
tically the same import are received
daily.”
splendid new dress. It is a real fire­
People who read the letter of U ncle side friend and should find a welcome
E zra cannot fail to see that our peo­ in every household in the county, but
ple are no worse off than the flour we are so busy that we come up slow-
producers, but there is a striking simi­ ly with our part of news.
larity in the methods of doing the
E.S. L.
business.
The Freshwoman class of Wellesley
SERG. 8. PRKNTI88.
college numbers 150 young women.
Mrs. Mary J. Prentiss, widow of Rer- Altogether there were 900 applicants
geat 8. Prentiss, publishes in the New for entrance, but only 545 can be ac­
Orleans Picayune an open letter to the commodated.
Rev. W. H. Milburn, taking him se­
verely to task for certain criticisms of
Prentiss in his lecture. Mrs. Prentiss Oar flgam ut th« LovtiU
says: “If, therefore I now address
you, it is because I feel that I have
not long to live, and I wish before I
die to bear witness to the character of
my husband, which I do not hesitate
1*0
to pronounce the noblest and purest I
have ever known. Permit me to state
too
to you that he was utterly devoid of
selfish ambition, living only to serve
his country and his fellow-men, and
desiring to be remembered only by
fio
those he loved ; that his fortune was
¿00
lost by the decision of the supreme
Tro
court of the United States, involving
his title to the Vicksburg commons ;
£
that he died of a disease inherited from
his father, and that his death was has­
tened by the fatigue and exposure of
This is the time of year when
the presidential canvass of 1848. and Merchants all begin to show
by overwork in his efforts to extricate
himself from his financial difficulties.” low prices. We realize that
A
Business Proposition to
Everybody.
miscellaneous .
A. H. & 0.0. HOD
Having the most complete and best
selected stock of goods on the west
Have
side, outside of Portland, as concedec
by all commercial men, and my fa­
cilities for buying being equal to or
better than any house here, I am pre­
pared to furnish you with Dry Goods,
Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
That they will
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Glassware
and Crockery, at prices as low or
lower than any house outside of Port­
VERY LOW.
land, and if you buy upon same terms
They also have a SMALL LOT
as you do when you go to Portland,
Hardware, Tinware, Etc., Q
buy in quanities paying cash, I en­
That will also be sold
gage to compete with the retail houses
of Portland on the same class of goods,
Low for Cash.
save and except Sugar, Salt and such
They have a few
goods as freight figures upon so that
PLOWS, HARROWS,
it cannot be done. This does not ap­
NEEDKRN And
ply to some cheney houses who would
HAIM WAOOJ
bait you by selling some special arti­
That will be sold
cle at a sacrifice, and making it up on
Low for Cash.
some other articles. I t shall be
When you want anything in that line,
straight business . I especially invite will
consult your own interest ai
purchasers, to call and make an in­ ours to call and see us. We think vecui
you. Try it.
A, H. A O. 0. HODS
spection of the goods and price, be­
fore buying elsewhere. All goods
E. B. FELL0W8,
marked down during clearance sale
Successor to ». C. Narrar.
will be sold at clearance sale prices.
Third Street, McMinnville, (taget
Prices of all goods will be plainly
marked on them, and no clerk is au­ The Largest
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thorized to make any cut or deviation
on them, and will be discharged for
doing so before he has authority.
In Yamhill Couitf.
S mall P rofits and Q uick R eturns
is the M otto . CASH IN HAND
or SHORT CREDITS must be the
bulk .
a . J. APPERSON.
HEATIHS
i COOK
SELL FOR CAS]
FURNITURE HOUSE
Undertakers
1
CITY TRUCK.
Burial Robes and Shrw
Constantly on Hand*
Hearse Furnished.
Haring purchased the Strain propertv. and
nW1 ¡“McMinnville, am
ready to do all kinds of Truck and Deliv-
"tHhort notice. All goods en
‘rested to our care will be oarefullv handled.
RwQtS
,i.d«hver*d. Mao keep on hand
TO ORDER at prices which defy*H
Wcx>d of all kinds as cheap as the oheape«t
competition.
Orders left at the City Drug store will be
promptly attended to.
J. J. COLLARD
Make no purchases until you priesa*!*”
E. B. FELL***
Parlor and Chamber Soft
Family Grocery Store,
Third Street, McMinnville. Oregon.
permanent trade cannot be
made unless one has the cor­
There is now being exhibited at
J. Harv. Henderson,
Lei|»aig an apparatus for putting crim­ rect styles and correct prices.
(8ucoessor to L. ROOT.)
inals to death by electricity. 8o long We are selling goods at aston­
Dealer in
M it b necessary to retain capital pun
ishingly low prices on the mer-
bhinent upon our statute book it may
We know All Fresh Good*, Groceries. Flour. Bacon, and
be well that the electric method b the its of our wares.
Slurwaro and Crockery.
moat merciful and least repulsive pro- that there are no better styles
I^-Cb>ods delivered to purchasers in the city.
0MS that could be devised for carrying of Clothing, no better fitting,
the sentence into effect. But if such
Japanese CleansinF
no better made than ours, and
means are ever adopted in this coun­
try, the details will certainly not be we believe that no one in Me-
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carried out in the theatrical manner Minnville is selling Clothing
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which commends itself to the Leipzig as cheaply as we are.
MoMiunville
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amateur. In thb apparatus, behind
We only ask an inspection
the chair in which the condemned
of our goods and a comparison
man b to take his hb seat- -and by
ol pnoes.
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means of which, as we need not ex­
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Just Received at
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