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About The daily reporter. (McMinnville, Or.) 1886-1887 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1886)
A ■ JiL J VOL. 1 M c M innville , The Daily Reporter, oregon , IIonie Hade tin»crick«. Best thing to raise wheat. A good Entered in the Postoffioe at MoMinnville for soil, well cultivated. Transmission Through the Mails as Sec ond Class Matter. No professional man lives so much from hand to mouth as a dentist. WEEKLY REPORTER. How can a farmer make his coat last? By making his pants and vest Sixteenth Year of Publication. first. jUcHINNVIL.L.E - - OREG4IW o There are men so constitutionally o. c. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. dull that a blister will not make them D. C. IRELAND & Co., smart. PIBLDHEKS. A lady asked a gentleman his age. -----------O---------- Weekly Subscription Kate«. He replied, what you do in every One copy per year in advance ... $2.00 If not paid in advanoe - . - - 2.50 thing, X. L. To olubs of three or five, when accompanied Only strong men should be rich, be with the cash, $1.50 per year eaoh. Two names for six months each to count as one cause taxes are too heavy for ordinary yearly subscription. people to carry. The Daily Reporter. A young dude upon being called a T he D aily B epobteb is issued every day in the week exoept Sundays, and is delivered tramp, replied, weally I’ll wing my in the oity at 10 oents per week. By mail, +• • oents per month in advanoe. Bates for ad chestnut bell on him. vertising same as for T he W eekly B epobteb . A kiss upon the lips is a mortgage Advertising Hates. upon a girls affections, which may be space . iw. 1 lm. 1 8m. 8m. 18ms foreclosed at any time. One inch.................. »1 00 2 001 4 00 7 00 10 00 1 75 2 50 7 50 15 00 30 00 Man was made in dry weather, he Five inches............ 2 75 5 50 16 >0 33 00 66 00 Eleven in................... Twenty-two inches 5 50 11 00|33 (X) 66 00 132 IX) was made of dust, and quite a number ¡5F"Above rates slightly advanced for pre have never recovered from their crea ferred positions; “Top of Column,-’ “Next tion. They are still dry. to Beading Matter,” “Seoond Page,” or Do try and talk a little common “Third Page.” Local notices in reading column on sense, said a young lady to her suitor. Third page: One insertion, per line lOoents Oh, but would not that be taking an Two insertions per line 15 “ Three insertions per line 20 “ unfair advantage of you. By the month per line 25 “ JrffObituary notioes. resolutions of cou An average small boy from Mussel doiement, etc., to insure publication in the slough upon being asked the cause of Reporter, must be aocotnpanied with instruc tions; and the name of the proper person or his absence, answered, it was a tempo persons to whom oharges for the same are to rary aberration of the mind superin be made. duced by excessive inadvertance. Book & Job Printing« A young man of McMinnville said We beg leave to announoe to the public to his friend, 1 have a mind to buy a that we have just added a large Btock of new novelties to our business, and make a special house and lot, marrv and settle down ty of Letter Heads. Bill Heads. Note Heads, here- His friend said, a better thing Statements, Business Cards, Ladies Calling Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs» Pro to do at this season is to remain sin grammes. Posters, and all descriptions of gle and settle up. work. Terms favorable. Call and be oon- yinoed. D. C. LBELAND & CO. When you sell your butter and eggs pay your debts. When your wheat E. E. COUCHER. M. D and oats, pay your clergy, your teach ers, your doctors, your lawyers, editors, merchants and laborers. If you never PHYSICIAN ANI) SURGEON. sell these, pay your debts; it helps McMlNNVILLE - . - O hf . oon your credit. When is the best time Offioe and residenoe. oorner of Third and to pay debts, whenever you have the D streets, next to the postoffioe. money to do it with. How to pay, buy less on time, and pay often. IkS. m ’ oain . h . HUBLEY. ~----------------- --------------------- --------- -- c. — - - " ATTOHXEYN-AT-l. A W AMD XOTAHIE« PI BLIU Lafayette, Oregon,' Especial attention paid to abstracts of title and settlement of estates in probate. Offioe -Jail buiding, up stairs. Mrs. M. Shadden « Fashionable Dressmaker, RTThe Taylor System of Cutting and Fit- ting employed. Third street, Next to Bishop A Kay's store. MoMinnville. Or. a . M c D onald . M iss K. T mobmt 'F Fashionable Dressmaking- In Mrs. H. P. Stoart’a Millinery Store. OPP< >8ITE GRANGE HALL, McMnnrmxa - YRICE TWO CENTS miscellaneous ELLANKOI > ■ McCain & Hurley, M r *. NOVEMBER O bdoo *. RING THE CHANGES. O ik the Ohl _ King in Ki"« I liv o New. In view of some changes in the busi ness world, as well as among produc ----- OF ers and laborers, it is well that we should one and all think of our own interests as well as that of others, and once in a while call a halt, take ac Third Ht., < ippoMite count of what stock we have on hand, YAMHILL CO. BANK. whether it be in cattle, horses, mer D on ’ t F okuet the 1‘ i . ack , chandise or farms, and ascertain for — Where you will— ourselves our present condition and future prospects, and make such changes from time to time as each of us, after mature deliberations, find our better judgments may indicate. In view of these things 1 shall introduce to you on or about New Years, New Styles, New Goods, and a Radical change in the management of tin* Business which I trust may prove to G« hm I h of till kind, and above our mutual advantage. It is with this all EiirniHliing THE LOW ESI' I'KK'ES. Also ngeuta object in view that it to be adopted. for the It will, upon investigation, be found llrow iimi ill? Woolen Mill a full line of all goods made by simple and just to one and all. The Carrying these celebrated units. time is past when a man can.sell goods on one year or for an indefinite period, and compete with those who sell ex clusively for cash. I shall on or about Jan. 1st introduce to you a system FRED. F. KELLER, Prop Sucoesmtr to W F. ItangiUMer, possessing all the advantages of both BangHHH«>r'H building, Cor B and Third S«, the credit and the cash sytems, and Here in where von nan get vonr inoneyM none of the disadvantages of either. worth in THE CLOTHIERS Y AM HILL CO LEW AYS I IND LATEST STYLES CITY MARKET A. J. A iterhon . Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sau«ag«. Tripe, and everything in the line of meats, of the lieat <|n^|ity the country affords. U*> the Bost of BoloRnns. Give me a call and lie satisfied W. T. BAXTER. New Firm, New Goods, New Prices A MoMINNVILLE At the New Htore of Basier i Martin ta Fun Gins. Business College, Among the things we do not do this year is to publish a fraud from J. | Cor. 3d and C Street*. H. Bates’s, advertising house in New- Huooeaaora t<» Al. HUHBEY, OVEB YAMHILL COUNTY BANK, Third street, MoMinnville, Oregon, York, at a discount of 75 per cent, j I n X dw Open. from rates paid by decent folk, and then trust him a year for that We do . Attention in respectfully invited to this BUSINESS SCHOOL. not want any business from you, Mr. Bates, upon such terms of “customary Im facilities for thorough practical instruc A new, neat and clean Bloc k. Every «rtieto tion; aotunl buainesa department a apeoislty No. I. Fruit Jara. Rutter *'roeka, lolered credit,” hence shall not deal with you. where curreucy. bank check, draft«, etc., are A Olaaaware, Cutlery, Caeed Honda, To used. Class, or private instruction day or bacco, Pipes and Cigars. Mine host L. H. Cook had his dining evening. College Journal sent free on ap rreeh Trult and Vegetables in Bese* room at the Central Hotel very taste plication. Give me a call Invpect my stock, and I fully decorated for the supper in con Crayon Portrait Work a Specialty, will guarantee price, to <mi you. G. B. HIGGINS. Pna. nection with the Firemen's ball. But p. O. Box 101 though elegant in all its surroundings, w. i . 04BBIFOV, a . a. OAtnrr. Family Grocery Store ---- AT THE----- the room was in no particular superior to the tables which were bountifully eurisko market Third Street, MoMiunville, Oregon. laden with every delicacy of the sea- son. Misa Eva Cook. Miss May Alex-! H Cook are enti- Where the best of meats oan always be found (Hnooemor to L. ROOT.) anderand and nt the moet reasonable price«, where Dealer in Aiea for their pains-1 the loin of beef is divided with our ouetocs- tied to m i All Freeh 3ooia, O tomt I m . Flow. 1 mm , eni. Meats done up in the iateet sty lee. i both the dinner . taking eff< an J go*! weighta given. Give na a aalL OlMrraro and Croekery. Jels of perfection Yours truly. and the a' ft W. J. Garrison A Co. K‘O«»di delivered to purohaaeniin tbesfty for the hoi . J. Harv. Henderson I K • • IÍ