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CORRESPONDENCE. The Daily Reporter* Lafayette. D. C. IRELAND A CO. PUBLISHERS, <>bM«rvHik»n«. ami the ammunition ruined. The Professor didn’t do much Mrs. Breon is prepared to receive a hunting. few day boarders. Three gentlemen i can be furnished with moms. Cor Mr. ami Mrs. Large, of Forest Mrs. 0. P. Bishop has returned ner of Third and 11 streets, last house McMinnville, Or. Jan. 5, 1887 Grove, have been visiting old from her visit to Brownsville. on the right before crossing railroad track. friends in Lafayette for the past Enterprising Journalists. Ladies gold and silver watches at a ten days. Oregon will surely get there, big bargain at the McMinnville jew The family of C. T. Belcher, of Eli, upon the matter of addition Daily News. elry store. The McMinnville Reporter Portland, came up before Christ al appropriations, notwithsand- McMinnville jewelery store is now mas and remained until New ing the tricks of the engineers. has just issued a splendid 8-page the biggest and largest west of Port- Year day, visiting relatives and New Year’s edition. It con friends. and ami the cheapest in Oregon. "Kit Warren." Win. Holl, proprietor. sists of well written editorial, Misses Anges and and Maud This celebrated humorist, in a Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of music interesting stories by well known Cooke, clerk and cashier of Olds well written article in a recent in McMinnville and at McMinnville writers. The special features & King, Portland, spent New number of the Sunny South, college. Residence corner of Second are a history of Yamhill county Year day with their parents at and C Streets. published in Atlanta, (la., says: Lafayette. Chas. Greening has established a and sketches of the pioneers of Everywhere I go 1 hear of un wood yard in this city, and sells oak A little daughter was born to 1842-3. It is just the sort of Mr. and Mrs. Ilaney on Thurs advertised and remarkable cures lti-ineh cut at $4.00 per cord ; fir four paper that each resident of the day night, Dec. 30th. effected by “Swift’s Specific,” eet, $2.25, and other qualities in like county should buy and send to The Christmas entertainment and this is compelled to be the »roportion. their friends. This paper re went off satisfactorily. Why do you pay for inferior silver The experience of every man who dated table ware big prices, if veals that Messrs. Ireland and house was crowded, and a num travels and talks. For example, you get at the McMinnville jewelry White are possessed of extraor ber of nice presents were receiv ed, and a few innocent, but prac I was going in a buggy to town store, Wm. Holl, the best and finest dinary enterprise. tical jokes were played, which (Senoia) a few nights ago with can be had for the same price. All parties knowing themselves in Hon. L. Loughary called yes were taken, however, in good, Mr. John McKnight, when the debted to me are requested to please Part' ' conversation turned to the pos- come forward, shake hands, settle up terday. old accounts, make me happy, and The masquerade ball on Newl^. of curi cancers. People along the coast should yourself to. I have labored for you Year s eve was enjoyed by all, J look out for extremely high tides in the past, and shall continue to do “ They can be cured, ” said he. participantsand spectators alike.J on the 11th. so in the future. My work always A number of persons attended “I cured one- a genuine, well de- gives satisfaction. Money I must Uncle Reub Harris who was from other towns in the county, veloped, long standing cancer— have to meet my obligations and if so dangerously ill a few weeks McMinnville, Carlton and North alHj jt’s been well several years, you want to hear me smile, just come since, is up and around again. and drop a few ducats into my out A amhill being represented. 'and the former victim is stout stretched palm. Respectfully yours, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hubbard W. T. Booth. ____________ ELII^A’iand healthy.” paid this office a pleasant visit Hon. F. N. Little called upon1 “How did you cure it?” I while in the city on Monday. By special request of the pro . us on Monday. He is prepar- a8^ec| First National Bank, prietors, the Bangasser market ; ing himself upon topics of inter-, “I cured it with S. S. S.” —OF— ------ OFFICERS :------ robbery was not mentioned in i |est to the public, likely to come, “Did you inform Swift of the before the house. His time is. the Reporter yesterday. J acob W ortman .................... President I). 1’. T hompson ............ Vice-president Prof. J. A. C. Freund has being devoted to the matter of cure?’ J ohn W ortman ....................... Cashier boundary lines between Yam-i “ Why no; what ’ s the use? charge of the public schools this week. Prof. Jordan will take hill, Polk and Tillamook. If Swift knows his medicine will Transacts a General Banking business. Interest allowed on time deposits. these lines can be established,cure cancers.” charge next week. Collections made on favorable terms. upon section lines it will bea, ™ ..... . e _ Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer» The use of dynamite by the 1 . e This incident is one of the on 8ight New York, San Francisco and Portland. saving of expense. I . strikers in San Francisco calls The late rich strike in C.rur. "umberles,s. prophecies that are Office hour»—from V a. tn. to 4 p. niK _ —« loudly for prompt and vigorous action on the part of the civil d’Alene, just opposite the town daily predicting the future of FIRE INSURANCE. of Littlefield, comes very close Swift’s Specific. 1 might go authorities. JOHN WORTMAN It is said that Henry Watter to mines owned by our fellow much further with this branch the following sterling compan son and Murat Halstead have citizens Drs. Calbreatli and Lit- iOf the subject—might show ies: Repreaenta London A Liverpool A Globe, North tiefield. It is looted upon.one, h(> wonderful th of , be British A Mercantile, Commercial Union joined forces for Blaine in 1888. Fire Association, German American, Firn of the placer claims owned by. . . , , , Verily, verily I say unto ye; the them. The Murray. Idaho Sun, business—m.ght show the ex- man's Fund, Hartford, Commercial, Anglo Nevada, Htate Investment. world moves. gives a full account of the find,'pense in 1879 at $30,000, and Wheat insurance a specialty. Rev. J. C. VanPatten, of Day and says that 100 pounds of 1888 at $250,000. I might en ton, W. T., will preach in the rock was taken out and worked large upon these and many Witeh TU» Art Btllny. C. P. Church to-morrow night by hand .nortars. The gold ex and every night this week. tracted and melted in bars other facts, were I writing an Everybody come. brought the enormous sum ofi advertisement, which I again as sert I ain not. The old Central market near $1,660. Jones <fc Co.’s mill, is being reno Prof. Parrott started out from A Pod vated and will be used by Bar- East Portland hunting, with a nekoff <fc Co. as a warehouse and smooth shod horse. On a sleet Persons who patronize papers feed store. Success to all new covered bridge the animal could should pay promptly, for the enterprises. not pull the buggy, so Mr. P. ' pecuniary prospects of the presB Saturday last was the anni unhitched the traces and sought . . i uguv pO93e8s a pecular power in push* versary of Mr. and Mrs. John aid at a neighboring f farm * 1 1 1 During his absence the ln« forward public prosperity. Narver’s wedding, also the anni house. T * versary of Mr. N.’s birth, as well horse became restless and began Provided the printer is paid as New Year. It was observed going backward, ending the per promptly and his poCket-book by a sumptuous repast and fam formance by pushing the buggy kept plethoric by prompt pay ily re-union. off the bridge into deepwater.' ing patrons, he puts his pen to Dr. G. W. Goucher, long and As the tugs had been unhitched his ¡taper in peace ; his para favorably known as a leading the horse was not pulled over, graphs are more pointed; he go physician and surgeon, has re but two valuable shot-guns and paints his pictures of passing I To Bishop & Kays we to all the ammunition went with events in pleasing colors, and moved from Amity to associate with a wish to pet first choio« in practice with his very worthy the vehicle into about ten feet the perusal of his paper is a of Holiday Furnishing Goods. After considerable pleasure to the people. Paste Neck ware and Suspenders, eon in this city, Dr. E. E. of water. Goucher. The office will remain work everything was got out in this piece of proverbial philoso and Silk Handkerchiefs, at at the old stand next to the post iood shape but one of the guns. phy in some place all persons bottom prices. 'he buggy was slightly damaged can perceive it. office. . BISHOP A KAT. j