• ©«ifj Reporter. C. IRELAND 4 CO. PUBLISHERS, innville, Or. - Sept. 30, 1886 THE DAILY REPORTER. is is the end of the first month of location of T he D aily R eporter . norrow it will appear enlarged in and otherwise improved. No ad- „_>• in price. Nothing succeeds like 8U0C<- ; give us your . everybody. D. H. Turner is visiting in the city. >n. J. H. Mitchell will be in Port- on Saturday. e learn that Hon. J. N. Dolph has i a trip to Europe. v. Pennoyer intends to reside in land during his term. cial meeting at 11 o’clock every day at the Christian church. |0K,dmpnd is selling off at cost, with out an‘y foolishness. Price his stock. The Indian war veterans will meet at tfte opera house Friday of this week. C. Lienenweber 4 Co. are going to put up a salmon cannery at Nestacca. The Elmore cannery at Tillamook put up 5,000 cases of fish this n. e hundred dollars reward for an able case of Hemorrhoids or Piles. i. . - ! will take your order for a Victor roof family safe. See advertise- in Weekly Reporter. is is a Jewish holiday, the closing w Year festivals, which began on esdny. One week from Saturday a the day of atonement celebra- Yomkipper. F. Peterson intends to build a building on his lot corner of D 'bird streets in this city soon. It I of the best corners in the city. The United States is placed by her own authorities at the foot of the list of naval powers in the essential mat ships and guns, there being South American, two Asiatic ifteen or sixteen European which outrank us. W. T. Logan of this city, and Shelton, from Scio, called on the Reporter, on Wednesday last, and were;, greatly pleased by the manner n which the lever of the world was daced in presentable form. Come Ufa in ladies. Every lady not in health should A recent land slide at Mount Hood, consult Dr. Turner,International hotel, or rather a slide of rapidly decompos Portland. ing rock, referred to by Prof. Pilking Aslam going out of business this ton in the Rural Spirit, has destroyed week I w’ant all who are owing me by ten acres of timber at one slash ; mak note or account to call and settle this ing kindling wood of trees 300 fret high. week. L. Root. Rev. Mr. Sellwood offers an acre of Following is a list of ¿he grand jury land above Milwaukie as an induce now in session at Lafayette: J. M. Kelty foreman; J. J. Putman,«J. E. ment to a glass factor to locate there ; Hubbard, A. P. Fletcher, M. Ramsey, or he will sell the land to a syndicate to lay out a town site. He has made W. H. Bingham and James Sparks. a At Frank Collard’s shooting gallery similar offer to the M dson cordage you can sight across the prettiest Bal company. Something should be done tn pre lard sporting rifle ever brought to this city. Frank is preparing a splendid vent convict labor at home from ruin surprise for his customers. Drop in ing legitimate business investments. Seatco penitentiary sash and doors are and see him. The Mackey-Ben nett telegraph line doing more damage to this industry is being pushed forward as fast as pos than everything else combined, and sible. A little competition will be there is nothing ‘smart” in it; as the healthful to the public in this matter system is the only thing which causes of telegraphing, but it will perhaps these results, and that is done by con vict labor at the low rate of fifty cents make the WUCo. sick. E. B. Fellows is prepared to give per day to do the work. A good suggestion is made relative people the finest surprise in picture frames they ever had. Frames that to the state fair, and that is this. Let formerly sold for ♦10.00 he sells for a purse of $1,000 be hung up as a pre ♦2.75; and the $2. $3 and $5 frames mium to the best county exhibit. The sell for 50 cents, six bits and a dollar county winning it would find the sum each. Call and see these fine frames. a snug fund for a county fair or Oregon Supreme court will convene othbr laudable local purpose, and the on Monday. The personnel of the interest which the competition would court will now be, Hon W. P. Lord, awaken through the counties would chief justice; Hon. W. W. Thayer, have a tendency to make the state and Hon. R. 8. Strahan, associate jus fair something more than mere name. The McMinnville public schools tices. It is said that the court will have this fall started in better shape, open with a lengthy docket. The board of immigration are so in some respects, than ever before. well pleased with the results of the ex There is, however, an insufficiency of hibit car that they hope to be able to school accommodations, and conse keep it in the field twelve months. quently an urgent demand (or new The New’ Orleans and London fairs, buildings. The enrollment at the be in view of results unseen at the for ginning is equal to the average daily mer. are not looked upon with favor 'attendance for the last year. If it in creases as it usually does, there will by the board. It is indeed a very sorrowful loss not be seating for the pupils. That was a hard hit at railroading the death of Jas. Heath entails. His death occurred at 12 o’clock Tuesday when a sick man was brought to the night. He leaves a wife and three train at Beaverton in a buggy, and children. His age was forty-six years. the conductor wanttai to know who The funeral will be held this u. m. would look out for him at the Morri under the auspices of-the Masonic fra son street crossing in Portland, and the driver of the team said : “ O. I’ll ternity from his late residence. Hodsons make their own window be there, I will drive in ami meet Webster's eves opened to find heads and cornices for the Cook hotel. you! They are not imported, and A. H. the man and team there when he Hodson invented the machine that stopped his train; ami it took him forms them. They guarantee to make some time to get at the secret of the anything in the line of cornices that matter which a study of tin* map re- i veals, that the distance to Portland by anybody will furnish the pattern for the wagon road is short compared to and put up the coin to pay for. the circuitous route of the railway. —4 A UX tola, < 'ling ti k B xxite ths. r