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AND NOTES. ______ *1 NATIONAL DANES. The Deity Reporter. NEW TO-DAY. —- i* : ~ t. ■ " Ice is six inches thick in Grand ()ur attention has been calk'd to D. C. 1KEI.AKO 4 CO. ITRIJSHEKH. National Banks by the report ol Mr. Ronde valley. "■ “Ö ' ■ '■* Mubarrlptian Hale«. TrenhoÎin, comptroller of tbe currency, Old Dan Chaplin has got himself By Carrier per week •■■•••••.......... 10 oenU DRAIN TILE FOR SALE. wherein he say»: “Three thousanc into a bad scrape. (Payable on Saturday.) Congress commences on the second Prioes from 1% oents per foot and unw.rH. five hundred and eighty Nationa according to size. Low rates of freight By Mail Woents per Mouth (In Advance.) banks have been organized in all. o Tuesday in December. the O and CRR, on drain tile. Tile draini«“ Hair« lor ld»frti»ln« Sander's appeal from Linn county removes the cold and stagnant water fr which 2.358 are now in operation. O Will I m » made antiafaetory to all applwant*. the soil, improves the growth of «mall these 174 have L>een organized during will come up in the supreme court on by increasing the temperature of the «a during the winter and spring. It Drew™, Dec. 1. 18S6 the past year, with a capital of $21,000.- the 9th. the land from becoming paoked antf olJdd. Services at the M. E. church every 000, and circulation of $2.000.000. by keeping it dry, loose and friable durini ori: HOŸS the winter. It makes the land plow easier Twenty-four bank went into voluntary evening this week, Bev. Mr. Satchwell cultivate better, and with muoh less labor' It enchances the value of the land by in A Christmas Story, telling how six liquidation during the year; one presiding. creasing its productiveness. It is a perma ceaæd to exist by expiration of ita The Welcome hints that the old nent improvement and a safe and profitabu young men, many years ago. ej>ent charter, and eight failed. Since the mossbacks who say Portland is re- investment. It will neither rot, cave In fin their Christmas eve. in playing Santa begining of the system in 1863 only ceeding should go down town and in up, or wash out. It is proof against the’ de structivenesa of squirrels, gophers,moles etc Claus among the poor of a manufactu 112 National banks have failed. 0 spect a sign which reads as follows: It is practically indistructioible, will ¡seldom fail in its operations, or in any way depreoi ring village in the East, filling a large these 63 have paid their creditors in “On Chung Washing Palace.” If that ate in value It is a waste of land, labor time and seed to cultivate and sow land that sleigh with g<«»dH and masquerading full, and twenty have paid interest be is not advancement, what is it? is too wet. The farmers of Yamhill ars lo$. Make it unanimous. It is probable tag thousands of dollars annually for tbs as the Saint- from Wonderland, will sides. fifteen in full and five in part. of proper underdraining. Over 80 per cent, of all national bank that Hon. Knute Nelson (rep.), of the want For further information call on or address. appear in the Christmas number of stock is held by residents of the state fifth district of Minnesota, has the PHIL. WITHYCOMBE/ Manager and Pronr the K etortfr . in which the bank is located. More largest majority for representative in North Yamhill, Oregon. This will be followed by a thrilling than 91 j»er cent, is held by natural congress ever received by a member narrative “The Tunnel of ITeath. or persons, and 96 per cent, of the num of that body. His vote was 43,637, Life in the Great Prison Pen," at El ber of shareholders are natural per against 1289 for Long, his democratic Mr. Trenholm declines to say opponent, and 111 scattering, making mira. N Y.. in '61. Thia story ern- sons ECONOMY IS WEALTH, whether his report contains any spe his net majority over all 45,937. All the PATTERNS you wish -to use during th* brace» all the attributes of an active cific recommendations in regard to White owls ars becoming numerous. year for nothing (a raving of from $3.00 to *4.00 bp drama in real life, mingling the sun modification of the law making Uni It is a beautiful bird a native of the subecribing for shine with the shadows It tells of ted States bonds a basis of national Arctic zone, and is not often seen so —AND— many devices made by rebel prisoners bank currency, but it is understood at far south as this. It is feathered to the department that he has presented the claws, and has more feathers a- to esca|»e, at the same time giving a Demorest’s iu-»™««* a strong array of facta and figures to round its eyes than a skye terrier has pen picture of the silent city of the show how valuable the system has be hair. The whiter and fluffier they dead wherein lay resting the bones of come to the entire country, and how are the more highly they are esteem J i < "■ " > Order* for Cut Paper PattarMof 6,000 Confederate dead. important it is that it should be made ed. The snowy owl is one of the With Twelve your own «election and of any also. adaptable to the needs of communi largest speices, and it is also the only B oth P ublications , one Y ear , THE KHTHKH Of PI'KEI SOTND row - ties in the west and south, where vast species of the owl family which feeds In answer to the proposition of the j natural resources await development in the day time. $3.50 (THREE FIFTY). Oregonian that Puget Sound, while a by aid of outside capital. A would be suicide named Kurz EMO.BZST'S ’m large Held, doe* not afford railroad leaped from Brooklyn bridge on the The McGibney family made a hit buaineaa in projiortion to its populaj • * the nesl 29th, but did not drown. The jumper OF a. 11 t.lxe lion or to ita industrial lmjarrtance. I in Portland, drawing great crowds was under watter about five minutes. STORIBS, P KMS, ▲NiXlTVlIK IjTSIUBT almoat (he whole production of the) and pleasing the public with their When picked up he was frothing at CONTAINING ATTRACTIONS, COMBINING ARTISTIC, SCIIB- TIFIC, AND HOUBXHOI.D MATTMRS. country ta going away in ships, to brilliant entertainment. the mouth, and was too exhausted to Illustrated with Original Steel Knprnr- twps, PAaSeptwirures,. Oil Picture» ««W California where the owner-hip and speak. His face had a yellow look, fitw ftoodeute, mahittff it the Model Mepe- Many explosions in flouring mills of America. chief control ta centered, Dr. Thomas , and his eyes were glassy and vacant aii*e Each Magazine contains a coupon order entitling little coal mad Are said to have been caused by electric T. Minor *aya * The .................. ..... ......... holder to the selection of any pattern illustrated in expression. At the hospital he was the in the fashion department in that number, and is leading out of Seattle, coating not to ity generated by belt». Even ordinary bund to be suffering from the shock, any of the sizes manufactured, making pattern« the year of the value of ovar three dollars. •lieetf iMb.Oto, earned in October of W,$ arc found to generate sufficiently jut it is thought he will recover, during DEMOREST'S MONTHLY is justly entitled ths orld’s Model Magazine. The Largest in Form, the last year to pay tlm intereat fur that stronK currents toperform the common When asked his reason for jumping, " Largest in Circulation, and the best TWO Dollar Family Magazine issued. 188T will be the Twenty- month on the fS.000.000 of bonded, experiment» for which electrical ma le replied, “I wish I was dead.” third year of its publication. It is continually im and *700,0Uff of dusting debt of Hie • chines are used. proved hih I no esieiudvaly as to place it-at the head The lease of the ORN will not per- of Family Periodicals. It contains 72 pages, large Oregon Improvement company, by tfkxllU inches, elegantly printed and fulW iaps interfere with the present man quarto, illustrated. which it is owned The twenty-two Newport is trying to engineer a narrow agement in Oregon. Mr. Prescott and New York, Published by W. Jennings Demoresf, mile« of broad gauge road running gauge railroad from Yaquina to Cape Mr. Campbell will probably retain AND BY SPECIAL AGREEMENT COMBINED WITH THE ‘ out of Seattle i* paying all of its run Fowlweather. What the deuce they their present positions so long as each ning expense* from the transportation want to go over that way for is beyond may desire. As a cotemporary says ,. 1110 of logs from the small logging camp. our comprehension. As the Statesman of Mr. Prescott: For an agent of a' Another small railroad running into savs, we have a great deal of faith in the comparatively nonresident corpora Notice For Final Proof. the timber. 1 am aaaurad by one of ita future of Yaquina bay, but that faith tion. he has always displayed such a L and O ffice at Oregon City, Oregon I Nov. 24th. «*>. I ownefs, will net.4O per cent.of ita cost need not necessarily be scattered all spirit of fair mindedness in matters to Notice is hereby giveji that following- in da first year of «qieralion. It is the way from Seal rocks to Fowlweath- settler ban filedUdtiae of his intea which the company was a party and named tion to make final proof in support of his of standard gauge, and subatantially er light. The new railroad scheme is so much public spirit in affairs in claim, and that said proof will be made be c< instructed The timber on the line of fore the County Judge or Clerk of Yamhill visionary. which the good name of Portland was oounty, Oregon, at Lafayette Oregon, on the road from Seattle to the Canadian at stake, that he has come to be re Monday, January 10th, 1SR7, viz: LEW I’BCfie Could not be exhausted in fifty IS JOHNSON, homestead entry No. 42S5 for The Flemington, Ky., News of the garded a- part and parcel of Portland the NE k of sec. 10. T 2, SR 5 W yeats. and as ft disappears farms and Jlat tells of a horrible outrage in itself; and it has been no easy matter He names the following witnesses to prow his continuous residence upon and cultiva a farming population grow up iu ns Menifee county. Rev. Louis Hughes to find a man as thoroughly compe tion of.'said land, viz: Justin .Morris Kioh- place, equaft) * v valuable to a railroad ard Martin, H. P. Webster and Christian an aged and highly respected clergy tent to manage the complicated freight Obye, all of North Yamhill, in Yamhill as factors‘in its assured pro»|«eritv man of Flat creek voted the republi system of that company as Mr. Camp oounty Oregon. and increasing traffic A careful and R.«t W. T. BURNEY. Register. can ticket U the last election for the bell, who was promoted simply on ac impartial study of the conditions here first time in his life. East Tuesday, count of his merit», to the responsible 1 believe will satisfy aurone that there a crowd of men. under the guise of position. exists to-day no more promising field D C. IKEJLAVIA A. CO., “regulators.” came to his house after for railway construction than along Ladle« ’ Cloak». dark and announcing that they had the Ihiget sound Karin come to see almut his |K>litics. tied These cloaks have got to go because hint Up and beat him with hickory I am not going to winter them over Tlw evening llemeorat tvlia of an switches, uutil life was almost extinct. this summer, so if you want a long old quack whom the druggi».* u( the Before leaving, one of them struck cloak or a short cloak, a big cloak or land have turned tablet upon; old < him with a club, breaking his jawbone * little cloak, a dear cloak or a cheap *♦ • » J • rf MWv.” Jo. |nm«n Ne has defrauded and fracturing his skull. ------. He cannot cloak, a tight fitting or Miss Fitting •uSering mankind to the tune of It,- recover. One of the gang has been cloak, or any kind of a fit in cloaks, NORTH Ä .IS TDffi WONDERFUL SUCCESS. The Weekly Reporter o Weekly Reporter at $3.50 Per Year. H ’ ;? t’ 4 T 4 v « . V ■« -’ I . Fine Job Printe; J, 000,000 by an infamous scheme. jailed. go to AppersoAa.
