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VOL. II. NO. 21 M c M innville OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26 PRICE TWO CENTS. 1887 » iUiöv entirely from all kinds of intoxi The D ally Reporter. cating drinks has a good pros He sang of midnights gloomy, Entered in the Postoffloe at McMinnville for Of gardens bright.and bloomy, pect of living to be (14 years of Transmission Through the Mails as Sec- Of stars and wars, of seas and shores ; age; while, if a moderate drink ond Class Matter. He k new he was inspired. er, he can expect to shuttle off ------------ O------------ He lived on hights Elysian ; this mortal coil at 354 years of D. C. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. Hope’s fancies charmed his vision ; Headquarters for He won some fame, but no cash age. Young men, is the prac D. C. IRELAND A Co., STAPLE AND FANCY came— tice worth this difference. PIR1.INHERS. This last fact made him tired. The principal feature of the T he D aily R epobteb is issued every day To follow his ideals Mormon bill is to authorize the i in the week except Sundays, and is delivered When hunger on you steals attorney general to institute al in the city at 10 cents per week. By mail. 40 Is such a game as soon grows tame cents per mouth in advance. Rates for ad suit to abolish and wind up the He did not thrive or hope. vertising same as for T he W eekly R epobteb . Morman church ami distribute But dropped his lofty singing, And now grows rich by stringing B oo M & Job Printing* Together rhymes to suit the times its property. This presents; quite a grave and interesting! --------- AND---------- We beg leave to announoe to the public About a patent soap. question. The power of the that we have just added a large stock of new Merchandise novelties to our business, and make a speoial- ’ government to suppress a church General --------- o--------- •‘Reform” has relegated the tv of Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Note Heads. by direct proceedings against it Sole Agent for the Celebrated Statements, Business Cards, Ladies' Calling civil service law to the past by its attorney general, institu Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs» Pro Its enemies no longer grammes, Posters, and all descriptions of tense. ted for that avowed purpose, work. Terms favorable. Call and be con have any object in working for has heretofore been supposed to vinced. D. O. IRELAND A CO. its repeal. be wanting. If such power ex The home rule enjoyed in the e. W. OOUCHBB. X. E. OOUCHKB. ists it includes the power to Assortment of these Popnlar Goods Goucher & Goucher. district of Columbia is similar determine by law what is and to that which England vouch PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. what is not religion. If this IN ALL THE LATES1 safes to her Indian possessions. NOVELTIES, NEW' M c M innville ... - O beoon . bill, should it become a law, be AMD DESIRA The Marquis of Queensbury sustained bv the courts, all Offioe and residence, oorner of Third and BLECOLOR did not shy his castor into the D. streets, next to the postoffloe heresy can by statute be weeded INGS, ring, but threw up the sponge mi . m ’ oain . m . bublby . out of our theology and congress JI1MT RECEIVED. before the time was called. will become the great ecumeni McCain & Hurley, The democratic house is not cal council and dogmatic relig Please Call and Examine. ATTORN EVS-AT-LAW solidly cemented in Oregon. The AND NOTARIES PVBLIC, ion put on the firm basis of law. Benton Leader is tolerably se W hat wk G uarantee Lafayette, Oregon, The country will naturally vere ' upon the inaugural. It FOR THE DRE88 GOODS OF OUR Especial attention paid to abstracts of title watch this controversy with in and settlement of estates in probate. MANUFACTURE. says: “Oregon has caught a tar Office-Jail buiding, up stairs. terest. tar. From now henceforth and To be made from the very best ma- terial, by skillful workmen, with the Mrs. M. Sliadden. for four years, the question will Testimony From the Seashore. latest and most approved machinery, be what to do with him. Gov. I have been Buffering with rheuma and to be the cheapest goods in the Fashionable Dressmaker« Pennoyer’s message is a strange tism for about twenty-five years. I market when service is considered. EAF'The Taylor System of Cutting and Fit compound of shrewd suggestions am now forty-two yearfi old. My Are so thoroughly finished that they ting employed. and impracticable views.” pains were bo great that I have been can be worn in damp weather, or in a Third street. Next to Bishop A Kay’s store, The best way to lift a post out confined to my bed from eight to ten shower, without fear of being ruined McMinnville. Or. of the ground, is to attach a log months at a time, and two years ago by curling or shrinking. DR. I. C. ■ TAYLOR. chain around the hind axle of a I was in bed about nineteen months The manufacturing, dyeing and fin perfectly helpless, being aHlieted all -o--------- wagon; put the other end of over. At that time, having tried ishing is done in such a manner, that Late of New Orleans, La., the goods cat» be washed if desired Piles and Fistula a Spe the chain on the post as far down every known remedy before 1 com without the least injury to fabric. ciality. Consultation as you can hook it. Place a hard menced the use of Swift’s Specific. Our goods are wool dyed, and colors tree. No Cure wood board, about 2| feet long, I used about two dozen- bottles I as fast as the purest dyes and greatest IWo Pay. on the ground; lean the top to have never had anything to act so care and skill can make them. Goods show just what they arc and Offioe with H V. V. Johnson, M D.; ward the post, with the chain promptly and efficiently in my life. MoM inn villa, Oregon. Mv health. snd vur(„ wore resj.çg'pd ; will he until worn out, as there is no over the top of the board, the j Rebeca I’owel* . 97 a weighting, stiffening, or artificial lus start the team and as the boar Fannie Guile 96 P tre used to increase the weight or fin draws straight it lifts the pot Ora Duel 90 -H ish ; as is the case with h large class of Mwir Cutting, Nhuvlng and ’»ham. Luella Jones out. The length of board wi 90 1 1 h goods in the market, but which disap pooiug Parlor. 94 n pear* after a few days’ service. be regulated by bight of wagons Em ma Hite. Frank Hite 15c SHAVING 15c. As manufacturers we have taken 92 »e It is the boast of moderat I Bertha Guile 100 great pains to supply an article in C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. drinkers that what little the K atie C asev , Teach every way reliable, and unsurpassed (Successor to A. C. Wyndham.) imbibe has no injurious effec ' by similar goods, either foreign or do Ladies and children’s work a specialty. The on their lives. A prom in er.' mestic, and would respectfully ask an <^•1 have just added to my parlor the fcrgest and finest stock of cigars ever in this life insurance man of Hartforc examination of the various styles and fcty. Try them_______ ____ _____________ ous fair given in this city. er shades to be found on sale by mer Conn., knocks this boast in th? t, chants who are agents for the goods. D C. IRELAND A CD., head by insisting that not on) » Ob«eriH(i<»tiN. All goods of our manufacture should his experience, but the recorrí Mis- Bell« Johns.m, teacher of f mtn III UM bear the name and trade mark of in McMinnville and at McMinnvii of insurance show, „ life ------- ------------------------ ------- . , that --------- . . . I II II V lilt, B boadhkad W orstbd M ills , young man of 20 who abstains iWTO ’ 8^ Jamestown, N. T. RcRiBBTille, Dreffffifl. 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