e « ■ Th© Ddly deportee, db db CORRESPONDENCE. NEW TO-DAY. MISCELLANEOUS. BELLEVUE. <• Alimi vi lle^ Albert Hemstock is going back to Subscription Hair,. Salem to school. By Carrier per week.............. ■ ■......... 10 cents Minnie Bennet is able to be around. (Payable on Hatarday.) Single Copy.................. ......... • ■ 2 James Bewley’s team got frightened By Mail lOoenta per Mouth (In Advance.) and turned the buggy into a four feet Hutes for Advertising Will be made aatisfaetory to all applicants. ditch. Damages to buggy slight. Nelson Chapen has gone to house Nov. 15. 1«XC> McMinnville, Or. keeping. We will have to get our wives and THANKSGl I'/.W PKOCl.AMA TIOS. widow’s lives insured if John Bennett In accordance with h custom estab takes them a buggy riding any more. lished by our forefathers of setting He was taking Mrs. Geer and child to ----- PROPRIETORS — ' * ‘ 1 a ' * , , Vf apart one dify in the year in remem McMinnville when his grey colt kicked Fine Carriages, Hacks and A Grand Ball will be given under th« hl brance of the blessings vouchsafed by loose from the -buggy, leaving him to pices of the McMinnville Fire De- »addle Horses, partment, at the Divine Ruler’and in conformity carry the child three miles to town. A And everything in the Livery hire, with the recommendation of the presi few days after he was taking Mrs. in good shape dent of the United States. Governer Cook and child to Amity. Crossing At Reasonable Rates. Moody has fixed Thursday, Nov. 25th, tiie Garrison ford one of tho breast 1H8G, as a day of praise and thanks straps broke and his team crossed the Farm For .»ale, giving. and he recommends that Yamhill in about two jumps. No per .. 9K() ACHES. 125 in cultivation; 6 1 'miles south west of Sheridan. Upon that day the people of son drowned nor hurt. 4U*. PRICE Thursday Evening, Nov. 25,1886. Oregon desist from there usual avoca- Last Friday Miss Clara Skinner’s 0------- ttaws, snd repair to their respective school dosed, the pupils very much place» of worship, and ami give thank- improved. MU8IC Bl to the Ruler of the Universe for the For further information addressR.G.Worth Sometimes change of pasture makes ington, Sheridan, Or., or Wright <t Ellis, bles-ings of the past. He further rec- fat horses. Old Nance’s grey mare of Dallas, Or. G commends as a fitting observance of the Grand Ronde, is making Unde the day, that out of our abundance Billy Mason’s her resorting place. I ■o we reiuemlier the poor and destitute am going to investigate the matter. among us, and that by deeds of mercy —TICKETS— Orin Skinner has so much improved —DEALKB8 IN— and charity, we make it an occasion in health he looks looks like the same —O ne D ollar P er C ouple .— Dry Good», Clothing;, Gro- of comfort and happiness to them. jovial boy of yore. errio, Glas^A Queens- ■o Ko mote it l>e. Supervisor George Olds has been re ware, Tinware and pairing the damaged bridges. —S upper at C ook ’ s H otel — A SlAl’SCH KEPI Hl.H AS The neighborhood boys have been WILLAMINA Votious. - - . OREGON. ---- o---- An association press dispatch from making it lively for the coon and A oordial welcome extended to all. S poopfndyke . We’ve ’ oome to stay, and brought our Washington says that friends of Sen fows. knitting with us. and. All w« ask ia for the ator Mitchell of Oregon repudate the to oalb examine our goods, make The Weekly Reporter, a faithful reupltt their wants, and get our prices. statement made in democratic news and complete compendium of the Known, N. B. V e deal on a cash basis, and pav papers and by democratic politicians week’s news, is furnished for IGif cent* the highest cash prioes for all kinds of pro duce, hides, pelts, etc. Have a Few that he can he counted u|>on in the a month. event of s majority in the senate to co The Washington territory council Watch This Art Gallery. operate with the democrats. They is democratic ; the house is in doubt. say that while he was elected in part If there is a majority of democrats ou by the democratic voles in the Oregou legislature, he is still a republican, joint ballot it may hasten the admis through and through, and all who sion of the territory. That they will voted for him were aware of that Printed appeals of an excited style in. fact. The Oregonian puts a head on favor of an American party, have been the dispatch to the effect that Mr. sent to New York from San Francisco Mitchell prefer« *' negotiate hie own for distribution at the ferries, Brooklyn VERY LOW. They also have a SMALL LOT of sales Whereat the Evening Demo- bridge, in horse railroads and at places erat, better authority to-day in its in orr public resort. A portion is ils fol Hardware, Tinware, Etc., Etc., fancy than the Oregonian, says: “The lows : “We demand the uncondi That will also be sold fact is that Mitchell simply promised tional repeal of the naturalization Low for Cash. the deiiKK'iats to sustain the adminia- laws, we demand that the soil of Irwlion iu matters iiotslriclly partisan, America shall belong to Americans, They have a few particularly in the confirmation of ap and that no aliens shall hold propertv I’l.OW h, HARROWS, in thiseountry. Free common schools pointments. SEEDER» Anti are the only bulwark of human liberty. BAIN WAGONS There are plenty of farmers who will Churches must not be higher than the tell you that $3 jier l(X) bushels is pay state. Seventy-five per cent, of the That will be sold enough for warehousemen ; but the discharged European convicts come to This is the time of year when Low for Cash. war«'houM«>men. whose judgment in America. We want no tierman- equally good upon thia topic, emphati Americans, no Irish-Americans vote; Merchants all begin to show Ton want anything in that line yoo your own interest as well u cally «ay it is not enough. Thue ir- no English dudes and no lndian- low’ prices. We realize that . consult m enl* a,|d see us. We think we can suit A. H & o o HODSON repreiMihle conflict arises, and good Americans." IVrhapa it wan iutended permanent trade cannot be von. 1 ry it. as a stroke al the Henry George party men are driven out of buaineaa by the made unless one has the cor- which is largely made up of foreign out. Without any intention to insinu ers. rect styles and correct prices ate. we ask if the farmers themselves We are selling goods at aston ere for Utoaq reasons blamable for some Votive lor Final Proof ishingly low’ prices on the mer- of the loaaea incurred by the breaches Lum Ornes at Oregon City, Or.. ( its of our wares. We know HENDERSON BROS.. Nov. 9. 1S36. | of trust of irresponsible men handling w Notice is hereby given that lhe following that there are no better styles their grain* We certainly think so. named settler has filed notice of his intention tusks final proof m support ot tua claim, of Clothing, no better fitting, Ami we take Ua* word of reliable men to and that said proof will be mads before tbe no better made than ours, and for it. wlieu we say that the grinding louiitv judge or Conutv clerk, of Tillamook at Tillsuiook. Oregon, on Tnesdav, we believe that no one in Me- down rale oxaelwd for honest work at ouiuitv. Dec. ifitai. vis STF.PHFN D HEMER. the w»n'hoiiw leavus no profit, and hotiKMiead enter No MSN for tbe lots a, 9.10 Minnville is selling Clothing and II of sec 9a. T | s. R » W a> cheaply as we are. the buainwa ie falling into hands, He names tbe following witness e s to prove D. C. IREI.ANP £ CO- PVBLIHHEK8. LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES FIREMEN’S THÄNKS8IVIN6 BAU LOGAN BROS. & HENDERSON Garrison Opera House. $5,000. -+GOACH WHIP STRING BAND*- SOPER BEOS., A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON HEATIN0 £ COOK SELL FOR CASH City Stables. which tar say tlte least, are not always desirable. Now is the time to aubecribe. his oontitiuoue residence upon. and onltiva tioti of. said land, vts: Isnie Hughev. Heth Httues, Georg,« Randall and Jackson Mun dell. all of Tillamook. Tillamook county, Oregon W. T BI RNEY. X K Register. We only ask an inspection of our goods and a comparison oi prices. BISHOP à KAY. °are for horse«. Movable ratea aa any wb*r*'* •table Third St., MoMinnnU*