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Wil! be nude utiafaotory to all applicanti«.
McMinnville. • )r.
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Sept. 17. 1SS6
MUMPS
ApprupiM to the construction of so
many bridges aero." the Willamette
this year is the .somewhat jx 1-111 of the
• bard ” Stephen Mayl»ell.
We give
it below in full. It wa* written about
the year INTO
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Behind ttie puit4 bad sunk the snti.
And darknew« hung o’er Oregon,
When ou the banks o’ Willamette
A youth was seen to set and set
Aud set and Slug unto the moon,
A wild, yet sweet pathetic tu..e
“ llisy're going to build. 1 feel it yet,
A bridge aerusa the Willamette.’’
'the flat boat drifted slowly o’er
And reaoned at last the other shore:
The captain, brave, oourageou« soul!
Fished h-r to land with tithing pole
W hen hark' from o’er the a «v«««a strain
That youth. that voio>. that wild refraiu.
‘' they're going to build. I feel it yet.
A bridge aerom the Willamette.”
Park grew ths night, the south wmds blew,
huwi came the 1 Irwgonian de»
Down naoanten aides the torrent» p-. ur'd.
The atri-eiulris rose, the rivers r >ar'd
Mill suug It <t ■ uth will, webbed t.ww.
Sea th umber ell, in rttblmr 0 lot he«
“ they’re going to build. I feel it yet.
A bridge aero«« the Willamette."
A Mode chief in pure « biuouk.
• Tied. "Klahowyah, tinitnm, tnamook:
Hiyu lye« »>ih tnnokatiiuck.
Sowitka i.tka tik < cuintut:
All the «cu<* white tuan. nika klouas.
Gum «nek mnutook.akiMikum hyns;“
Kut silent grew hi« savage tougue.
F..r higli above Li« war whoop* rung —
'Ihey're going to build I feel it yet.
A bridge aero«« th« Willamette."
A aitixeu from Yarniany
Wh<> h-*vid him frotu the brewery.
Sang mt. Young fellow «th »p dot »houet'
Dot pridge, you be*, whs pout blared ouet;
Some diugs I know I tole yon «•«11«
Dem land agent« was J —- schniart ooona;
IKK eve van in ruv prids»». von bet"
IX»t pudge tortMadot WilUmsttor*
So winter rs.u- and summer flower«
Faw«e<i »u wi'h sad aud pie« Sant hour«:
Yet still «at on the rivet bank,
A tuna. L«a1d-hea..<d. lean .nJ lank.
Grovu old «
■> aging it> «■- me tune
"Tia noraiug, ooming. coining soon'
rbey’rv going to build. I feel it yet,
A
bridge across the Willamette.**
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Years pa «id—there came a trav’ler roan
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year. The Boston Transcript «ays of
the Cottage Hearth : “ Setting aside
its literary contents which are of a
high order of merit, the collation of
receipts for the kitchen and for the
sick room, it* practical suggestions
and advice for the tailing ami care of
plants ami flower«, instructions for :
beautifying home- by simple nwans,
SPECIAL TO OUR RKIDER<
and other practical fcatur •«, make it
Some of our readers want two papers
invaluable to «-very household.
for the price of one. Last year a great
many patrons of this paper were
Some of them growl in the city coun
given choice of a select list from cil at Portland hrcmtec time is con
the east at the rate of $2.50 j»er vear. sumed in reading th«* minutes. Some
We will renew the offer for a brief per day they may learn that it is the saf
il*! this year By paying up and get est and best way t<> comiic ity affairs
ting this favor, readers of the Reporter and keep posted. Not to read the min
will obtain double the amount of mat utes is a great deal Eke Gerdes em
ter they can secure in any other way. ploying Sweeney because he is the
For instance
Send to the Cottage cheapest man.
ini
Hearth Co., Boston, Mass., for a free
'ample copy of thei* beautiful illus
Look Upon This Picture
trated magazine and -o realize what
an extraordinary offer we are making
when we. offer to send both papers
for a full year for $2.50. when the price
of the Cottage Hearth alone is $1.50 u
To visit our East Portland town:
As on the river bank he stood,
He saw a sight that frvze his blood:
D
IRKI.ASH « CO. FCRLISHKRS.
Kight there beneath the glowing sun
There sat a ghostly skeleton.
su bwcriptiwn Kalr«.
By Carrier per week............................. IC» Cents Which turned its hideous, fleshless head,
And grinned most horribly, and said:
■ Fayable on Saturday. »
“They’re going to baild, I feel it yet,
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o-nb per Alouth I11 Advance.»
A bridge across the Willamette.”
The Daily Reporter.
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TO-DAY.
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take a look at the goods
UOi
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Do you realize the a«toni«hingly low price* »•
for the
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APPERSON’S.
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