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Track laying has begun on the
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railway from Portland. The com­
M c M innville .
OREGON
D V. IRELAND <h CO. I'l BIJSHERS.
pany expect to have trains running
......... President.
.McMinnville, Oregon, - Sept. 8, 1886 to Elk rock before the 15th of Octo­ J acob W ortman ,
V ice-president
D. P. T hompson ,
ber. A steamer has been chartered, J ohn W ortman
.......... .Cashier
Cars and cars, all loaded with grain and will serve as a transfer boat be­
nsaU» • Genera) Banking beaiiMM.
or to la- loaded, from way beyond the tween Portland and Elk rock. So far Trs
Intervet allowed on time ilepoeUe.
Rocky mountains. may be seen at the as the public is concerned there will Collection« made on favorable terms.
Exchange and Telesraphie TraMt«r»
stations daily on the west side. The be practically one management of the on Sight
New York, Ban Franeiece tnd Portland.
system. It is the intention of the Office hour»--iron» # a. m. tot p. >*.
wheat goes to Portland.
At the C. P. Sunday School ladt companies to run two mixed trains a
Hundas llev Mr. Henderson was day on the Portland extension. A FIRE INSURANCE.
JOHVi WORTMAN
elected superintendent; B. Clark as- train will leave Sheridan at 5: 30 a. ni.,
Represents
the following rterHng eemmoi
reaching
Portland
at
9
a.
ni.
Return
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F.
distant ; C. P. Bishop chorister ; W.
iee: London A Liverpool A Globe. North
Collard secretary ; Susie Braly treas­ ing, leave Portland at 5 p. m., arriving British A Mercantile. Commercial Union
urer ; and Miss V. Snelling organist. at Sheridan at 8: 30 p. m. Trains will Fire Association, German Aaaerioan, Fire
man’s Fund. Hartford, <JornmereiaL Anglo
Subscribe for the Reporter, and pay leave Airlie at 9:40 a. in., consolida­ Nevada. State Investment.
msurance a specialty.
for it when you subscribe, and we will ting at Dundee and reaching Portland - Wheat
T-.rl
pledge ourselves to give you more at 3 p. m. Returning, the train will
news, fur less money, than any other leave Portland at 11 a. m., reaching Yamhill County Bank.
M c M innville - -
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paper in the Willamette valley. The Airlie at 4: 40 p. ni.
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The local fair to begin at Newberg
Daily will help the weekly 100 per
J.
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ralt ................................. President
on the 23d is free for all. For several
cent. See if it don’t.
We support the notion that every years the people in that part of that W.D. M c D onald . J r .............. Secretary
C lark B raly ................................. Cashier
maker of dynamite, giantpowder, nitro­ county have made a neighborhood ex­
Transacts a general Banking Boaineea. Col­
glycerine, gun cotton and similar sub­ hibit that has been a great credit as
lection« made on favorable term«
stances ought to be forced to register well as a means progress. If such fairs Exchange on Ladd A Tilton. Portland. Or.
his place of business and give bonds to could be held in all parts of Oregon
interest allowed on time deposits.
pay a heavy tax in order that irre­ they would do much to create honra-
A. B. GÀVItT.
sponsible persons might be kept out ble enterprise and emulation and add W. J. GABBIHON.
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of the business.
no little to the social advantages of
EURISKO MARKET.
Tillamook people want a railroad, our state.
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and think that one from Sheridan via
Hoquarton to Astoria, would pay. Til­
Where the beet of meats can always be found
Mrs. H. P. Stuart,
and at the most reasonable prices, where
lamook is a splendid county and one
the loin of beef is divided with our custom
FASHION AB1.F
day will be one of the richest dairy
ere. Meats done op in the latest styles,
trood weights given. Give us a call.
sections of the union, but there will Rtittfaery, Dressmaking, and Yours
truly.
have to be a good many funerals there FANCY COODS, TRIMMINGS, NO­
W. J. Garrison & Co.
before that day arrives.
TIONS. ETC.
An agricultural exchange has an
Hair Weaving and Stamping
GUNSMITH SHOP
article on “ the best hog.” He evident­
Done to Order.
AND
ly is not the kind of hog that takes the Opposite the Grange store, McMinnville, Or.
SHOOTING
weekly newspaper every week out of
M in » K. T hobmtom
GALLERY,
the postotfice ami reads it till he gets M rs . A. M c D onald .
Old Post office Building. D Street,
a bill for it and then refuses to take it
M c M innville
OREGON.
out any more, and declines to pay for Fashionable
it and w alks around with the printer's
Dressmaking,
money in his pocket.
in Mrs. H. P. Stuart’s Millinery Store.
The Walla Walla Union man ad­
OPP< »SITE GRANGE HALL.
Repairing of Guus. Pistols and Sewing
vises Walla Wallains to shoot cows
Machinas a specialty.
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that annoy them in the street. So,
C. D. JOBNSON.
B. C. POBCB.
you are atllicted too. Don't shoot the
J. D. KIBBH.
C. L. BPBOEVU«.
cows, speak gently to the bovines;
JOHNSON
&
FORCE.
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poor brutes, 'tis their nature to raise
HIBBS Í BERGEVIN.
- MANUFACTUBBBft OF—
hades o nights with their bells and
First-Class
ta, Sip ud Cirritp hitters
bellowing*. But the owners, the folks
WAGONS, HACKS, BVGGUS. CAMUAGIS,
that don’t care; they are the ones.
Ite. Etc.
Buy a brace of brindlc steers, brother
Xalwmiung tad Paper Hanging.
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Johnson, and turn them in on the Shop on Third street. McMinnville. Or.
B Street, between Third and Fourth.
LiF’Carnage Painting and Repairing a
J. B. Rohr’s old stand.
gardens of the cow owners in self de­
l-#"Orderii from the oountrv promptly at­ Specialty. Perfect Mtùfaction guaranteed
fense
tended to.
The Daily Reporter.
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