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Isadore Ertle has been granted a sa Great Inland Empire of Oregon far re loon license. moved from the bustle and strife of Advci tisements and business in active business, he found that the D. C. IRELAND 4 CO. PUBLISHERS, tended for T he W eekly R eporter UPRCo have been grading and haul fcMinnville, Or. - Oct. 26, 1886 should be handed in to-day. ing in iron to secure the right of way — An open temperance society was or to Minto pass. Workmen have since Doc Crissman has gone to Trask ganized last evening at Grange hall. come down into the valley, for fear of An anti-Saloon ticket for the citv elec getting snow bound. or suckers. Coon are plentiful. Billy Martin tion was suggested, but nothing defi It will not cause much astonishment nitely accomplished. ook one last night. to learn that one of the witnesses on Will Logan has been duly installed W. V. Price is now president of the whose new testimony the Chicago an is deputy in the post office. fire department, T. H. Rogers vice archists expected to procure a rehearing Mrs. Dr. Saylor of Eugene city is a president; G. F. Tucker secretary; has confessed himself a perjurer. From guest of Mrs. A. 0. Chandler. aud C. W. Talmage treasurer. The top to bottom, the cause he was trying Wanted, to rent a small dwelling in meeting was held last evening. McMinnville. Inquire at this office. Our Business college opens this week to serve is rotten. The idea of abolish paper ink stands, the thing for the under favorable circumstances. Prof, ing all goverment could find no lodg boys at school; only ten cents, at Geo. Higgins will be found to be in every ment in the mind of men who had not way equal to all emergencies, Give something to fear at the hands of or W. Burt’s. ganized justice. Association with theo Will H. Warren has returned to the him from hearty support. Hon. J. E. Magers returned from rists of this sort, particularly after they steamer and is now making regular southern Oregon nearly closely shaven. have exchanged theorizing for action trips to Dayton. Mrs. Francis, of Sandy, who has been When twitted for the loss of his chin and become outlaws, is bound to be visiting Mrs. Allie Houck, has return whiskers he responded by saying that contaminating he was thankful to get back with any ed to her home. A mass meeting of the di fièrent Hon. J. R. Sanders is reported very hair at all. Chautauqua circles of Portland was John Kirkwood has moved into the held last week. It was a pleasant and dangerously ill, from his old malady, city and taken the house lately vacat enjoyable occasion, and revived in the at his home near amity. Mrs. F. W. Redmond, Miss Lillie ed by John Wortman. He comes to mind of Rev. Mr. Taylor a very agreea Ireland and others returned home to the city to avail himself of the superior ble reminiscence of the past. He was advantages here offered for schooling probably the only person in the au stay till spring, last Saturday. dience that had a close, intimate, and J. B. Fletcher mqt with a very pain his children. While the Omaha Herald and others personal acquaintance with Rev. Dr. ful accident on Sunday, by being are still “worked up” over Gen. Miles, Vincent, the originator of the Chau- thrown from a bucking horse Mr. Nibbs, of N. & Bergevin, was they shouldn’t lose sight of the all-im i tauqua, which is now said to number in the city yesterday. He is employed portant fact in relation to Geronimo, i 100,000 pupils, or students, scattered that he is put where he can do no all over this country and Europe as at present upon a job in Portland. well. It is claimed that 500 persons All the news; at your door; six more harm, times a week ; only ten cents ; every Smokers are invited to call at Col graduate every year, that is, go through lard’s Shooting Gallery and try his the course of reading laid out by the body reads it. The Daily Reporter. Memorial services in memory of new five and ten cent cigars. He has officers at head quarters. Bouty Sanders were largely attended the best brands in the market, includ The holiday number of The West at the Baptist church Sunday morning. ing Ben. Fostner’s Seed and Hull; Share, in addition to containing num Mr. Stouffer, one of the thrifty farm1 Key West; Sterling; Natural leaf, etc. erous fine colored engravings, will be It is reported around town that there accompanied by a magnificent picture ers of Polk county, was in our city last week with a superb new carriage. is to be a city election in this munici ¡of Mt. Hood, printed in eight colors. It Candy pulling social at Grange hall pality next week. Official information , is something everyone who has seen Wednesday evening. You are special is needed to confirm the report. In the noble Monarch of the Cascades ly invited by ladies of St. James guild. view of the fact why wouldn’t it be will desire to possess, and it can only Our city can now boast- of as fine the caper for a few people to assemble i be-had by subscribing for the maga- post office interior as any in the state, at Fireman’s hall, say to-morrow eve- zine, as the supplement will be sent j to yearly subscribers only. The pub- and boxes are only 25 cents per quar ning, and talk the matter over. Several of the good ladies, of the fisher announces that this picture and ter. A fine fat cow from Willamina was city, with escorts, surpri ;ed another the October, November and December cut up at the Eurisko yesterday. She good citizen last evening, by calling numbers of this year will be sent free dressed 560 tt>s., and they have five for a social time at his residence. It to all who subscribe now for 1887. The was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Grissen West Shore is now in its thirteenth more like her. and all present equal to the social of successful year of publication, ranks Baxter & Martin are selling a full 5-tt». can of Java coffee for $1.00 ; and Saturday night tendered to Father with the first-class magazines of the i union, and is the onlj’ one on the Paci- throw in a fine China hand-painted White. Mrs. Fellows, Father White and Mrs. fic coast publishing original illustra- cup and saucer. The pleasant and hospitable home Effie Braly acted as a committee at tions. The subscription price is $2.00 L. Samual, publisher, Port of our fellow citizen Dr, Tucker again the rhetorical contest at the public per year, asserts its supremacy. Mrs. Tucker school last Friday. Following was the land, Oregon. and the children returned on Satur report, with their per cent., of each CiiHlIenifc. competitor: Daisy Young, 95 ; Ralph day. Editor Reporter: Thursday of this week being St. Brown, 90; Jessie Young, 90; Ray-, Please oblige me by publishing this Simon and St. Jude day, service will mond Satchwell, 80 ; Mary Clemmen-j challenge. I will run Wm. Martin, of be said at St. James church at 10 a. m. son, 100; Cora Baker, 100; Ralph McMinnville, a 75 yard or 100 yard Storey, 85. John C. Fair, rector. race for $500 a side, on any track in We are informed that the concert ¡Oregon, within three weeks after the Will a few friends of the Reporter who do not file the weekly edition, for the benefit of the Presbyterian race is made. E dward R ea . send us a few copies of the date of church Sunday school was a superb Astoria, Oregon. and most successful affair. Each one October 14th, 1886. Dr. W. D. Baker, of Astoria, is up did well, nobly acting their parts, but SAMUEL GOFF, on a visit to his parents in this city. the effort of little Miss Calbreath, in a Late of Independence, having purchased the Doc is looking fine, but the silver recitation of the railway train, is con threads are fast pre-empting the top of sidered to have lead them all. The TEAMS AX» TRUCKS church was filled to overflowing, many Of Logan Bros A Henderson, offers his bis cranium. That Indian who was handcuffed at going away who were unable to find services in that line to the publio, and will Guarantee Satisfaction the depot and taken to Portland last seats. ^aturdry,is supposed to know some Geo. C. Robison reached Camp Polk To all who favor him with their patronage. will keep a wagon specially adapted to the thing about that “mysterious disap ok . He drove through about four or He delivery of paroels, trunks satobeh, eta., fur pearance” at Grand Ronde in 8ept. five inches of anow for about five miles the accomodation of the publio. Orders left 1883. V on the summit. Away .up there in the at the stable will be promptly attended to at Th® CMty I MISCELLANEOUS. First National Bank, —OF— MoM INN VI l LE .................. OREGON J acob W ortman .................... President D. P. T hompson , .......... Vice-president J ohn W ortman .................. Cashier Transacts a General Ranking biu. .ess. Interest allowed on time deposita. Collections made on favorable terms. Sight Exchange sud Telegraphic Transfers ou New York, San Francisco and Portland. Office hours—from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. FIRE INSURANCE. JOII.V WOKTMAtV Represents the following sterling compan ies: Ixtndon A Liverpool <fc Globe, North British A Mercantile. Commercial Union Fire Association, German American, Fire man’s Fund, Hartford. Commercial. Anglo Nevada, State rnvestment. Wheat insurance a specialty. R. R. DANIEL« I.. <S. MITER SUITER & BAMEL, Proprietors of the LAFAYETTE MILLS, I 1 » t ‘ Dealers in LAFAYETTE, Yamhill Cu., OREGON. We desire to inform the publio that We have lately added a line of Rolls to our Mill,to gether with the necessary machinery to make an , A No. I Article of Flour, And have the same in successful operation. While we do not claim to make The Best Roller Floyr In the State, We do claim to make nn article Second to None, . ‘ I . t < _ •: 11 ( ♦ —AS A— Straight Grad® Family Fiowr» And far better thanoan be made on Stones alone. We have been to muoh expense to make this change, and believe we deserve a liber al share of public patronage, and ask a fair trial. Wo guarantee results. SUITER & DANIEL. JUST RECEIVED! i / fl/ ,i i An Immense Stock of NEW SHAPF.N, NEW FEATHERR, NEW FLOWER«, NEW RATERIAL. The Moat Elegant Stock of >1 ii . ei i\r iciu y In the City. Lndies, do not fail to cnll and see this splen did selection, whioh embraoes all the Latest Styles in Voguo. MRS. H. P. STUART, OPPOSITE THE GRANGE STORE, McMinnville, Oregon. - -McMinaville Hair Cutting, ««having and Kham* poning Parlor. 15c SHAVING 15c. C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. (Hnooereor to A. G. Wyndham.) Ladies and ohild.en’s work A upedaltv. Anv style of Hair Gutting desired, with neatneea Hair dyeing of all deacriptiona warranted. Fancy hair dreaaing a specialty. Hot or cold baths always ready, only JJ eta. Third street between (land D, McMinnville, Or.