The daily reporter. (McMinnville, Or.) 1886-1887, November 23, 1886, Image 2

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    The D«ily Reporter.
D. C. IKkl.ASU 4 CO. PUBLISHERS.
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By Mail Morata per Month In Advance.)
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McMinnville, Or
Nov. 23. 1KS6
taOI.RIlk*
W liai !• a n »»crick
women are the most doubtful subject»-
in the world.
“I [*aaed wane ‘queer,’ and here I
am in prison, all on accounterfeit,’ hi
sighed.
Some Americans are too proud tn
beg and too honest to steal.su they get
trusted.
Whatever a New Englander gets
dyspepsia lie knows that his stomach
is not in apple pie order.
You can get a pretty good idea of a
mans character by noting how he
act» toward his poor relations.
Imitation statesmen should l»e
stamped as well as imitation butter.
They deceive the honest voter.
Women are so fond of trimmings
and finery that they even have their
tempers rutiled once in a while.
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H should be well covered, so that sur­
face drainage cannot get into it, for
you want to drink the water that has
come into the well from the bottom, j
after it has been purified by filtration
through the earth.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW TO-DAY
A Grand Rill will be given under the a«»,
To day we pieeenl an interesting
pioes of the McMinnville Fire De­
partment, at
column of paragraphs titled “Maver­
icks.” We do this because it is not
convenient for us to tell the source of
es< h separate item
In a literary
SEE THAT THE
i r
4
rXAOT LA0LE IS OH
m - iim * they are Mavericks, and this
EAOH OMIMNCV AS
.VEH* /I VP NOTES.
term expresse« it bettei than any that
shown im picture
could I m * select»- I The word “maver-
The Northren Pacific directory is a
Thursday Evening, Nov. 25, 1886.
jek" is derived from a mm of that rifle late in its proposition for a "joint
name. A few years since Sam Mav­ lease ”
erick went from Massachusetts to Tex­
Many perished in the late storms on
MUSIC BY
as. where he entered largely into stock the northwestern lakes.
It was the
buaiuess. After buying several herds fiercest gale on record.
-«-COACH WHIP STRING BAND+-
he neglected his range and left his
Just because people neglect to keep
slock to shift for themselves. Mr run f their business property holders
T- MTH • 1I
o-
Marverick, with humanitarian feeling in Portland paid for dressing the
refrained from branding his young «treats with rotten rock, which was
—TICKETS—
FAOTURED ONI?
slock, believing in the implicit honesty ground up into dust and carted off
—O ne D ollar P er C ouple .—
GEO.
of In* neighbors. When the genuine at another expense.
ITTSSURG
o
EALERS
FDR SA
stockmen of the region ran across an
WHERE.
\V(> have made the Daily Reporter
unbranded animal on the round up
—S upper at C ook ’ s H otel —
such a mammoth paper, we deemed it
they would nay, “There’s one of Mar- best to publish Orna, the Child of
Produce Price Current.
O'
verick’s; let's brand it." The word Sorrow, in
t« entirety.
the Wheat ]>er cental in Portland
A cordial welcome extended to all.
•prang into popularity, and its limited
sk’d
....... ..
fl 22% (i 1 25
Thanksgiving edition, so
those Wheat
per
bushel
in
MoM.
meaning was broadened and enlargi'd
who receive but one copy
have Oats..
by constant use throughout the cattle
Wool per lb
the benefit of everything.
Flour per barrel
ranges and mining camps of the iron
Thai mule colt owned by Henry R: until aides........................
tier. The word ha* not yet been in­
Have a Few
Hams..................
..........
Gee, which made such a fine appear­ Shoulders
...............
troduced into the language, but we
ance in the horse show procession in Lard
Butter, fresh rolls
....
ex|>eet it will be soon after thia; it ia
this city last summer is getting to be Eggs per doz
nicer
than
chestnuts:
so much
a big mule now.
Henry says the Apples, green ner box
Dried apples. 1’1 unimer...
next time the colt comes to town he “
•*
sun
....
Moves in the highest circle*-
will wear a harness, and help pull the Plums, pities*
Chickens per doz
turn.
load.
Hides, dry flint
That they will
green
.. ...
that
Piaui English—The iemales of
The French chaml»er of deputies Potatoes
Country.
5 00
take the liberty of enlightening the (Teese, tame, per doz.......
*
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5 00
The ocean is like a good house wife world that the have decided in favor Ducks.
Hogs, dressed
—very udy.
of the bill raising duty on foreign
They »I bo have a SMALL LOT of
A hard thing to ahar|>en—the wat wheat from 3 to 5 francs. This is in
NEW
er's edge
Hardware, Tinware, Etc., Etc.,
line with the protectionist policy
A sole stiring subject—a nail in which is just now in favor there.
That will also be sold
your shoe.
Whatever else <>ur French friends in­
Low for Cash.
It takes an Irishman to pick his tend that liberty should mean, this
ane Muim.
-way through the world.
They have a few
certainly does not include commercial Hitir » iiuiiig.
pooing
Parlor.
The idea of Boston I m * mg the hub, liberty between the two countries.
PLOWS, HARROWS,
lire* us W<- have sftoke,
American pork products having been
SEEDERS And
The age that women desire to ap­ boycotted, it is now the turn of wheat
C.
H.
FLEMING,
Proprietor.
BAIS WA«0^
proach ia marriage.
and corn. Our western farmer will
(Snooessor
to
A.
C.
Wyndharu.)
The largest room in the world— lie unable to appreciate the compli­
That will be sold
Ladies and children's work a specialty.
room for improvement.
ment.
Low fcr Cash.
1 have just added to my parlor the
A recent comic song is called ”Boap.”
The Annals of Hygiene says that largest and finest sv-ck of < ignrs ever in thi-
It comes in bars
When you want anything in that line you
well water in such citiea should never city. Try them
will consult your own interest a6 well m
Always on tune—wings in the pict­ >e used ; but what can we do to help
onrsto call and see us. We think weoanaolt
Al <• Alimi vil les
ures of the aged scythist.
von. Try it.
A. H. A O O. HOIWN.
ourselves in this place at present?
Molasses is sometimes put on the lx»t us remember that a well will
LIVERY,FEED AND SALE STABLES
table syrup dishes-ly.
drain an area with a diameter equal
The old cha|»s who wore armor were to twice its depth, Therefore, a well
the first mail carriers.
twelve feet deep will drain an area
A printer never wants to have his the diameter of which is twenty-four
finger* in another man's pie.
feet; that is to say that it will drain
A fair exchange is no robbery, hut the surrounding soil for twelve feet in
the bucket shop is full of danger.
direction. Obviously, then, the privy
Cleveland wifi please stuff the va­ should be more than the depth of the
cancy in Turkey before Thanksgiving wdl away from it. and more than this LAGAN BROS. « HENOERSON
— proprietors ---
' ’ ‘ ’I ■
The professor of a swimming school again if it is proposed ■ to ■ place
it on a
Having purchased the Strain property, •
is very properly a doctor of <|hm-in-ity. ngher level, which, however, should > inr Carriage«, Haclo and permanently located in McMainviIIe.
ready to do all kinds of Truck and IM
There ia oue thing to be mid in fa-1
•ry
Saddle Harwell,
never be done. The well should he
wry Work
won at short
snort notroe AIF
.-»o tebed*
—.. .
vor of cider. Il works right along ined inside thoroughly with mortar
trusted to our oare will be carefully hand
band
And everything in the Livery hire,
and promptly dAlFVftM.’ Also keep on haoo
wtlhoul striding.
in good shape
Wood of all kinds as oheap as the cheapo*
so that percolation cannot occur be­
The ages of spring chickens and tween the crevices of the bricks, and
| Orders left at the Ort? Drag
At Reasonable Rates.
Garrison Opera House,
A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON
I
HEATIN6
& COOK
SELL FOR CASH
VERY LOW.
15c SHAVING 15c.
t
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to.
promptly attended to.
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