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The Daily Reporter. It is reported the narrow State Temperance Alliance Call. gauge will tap McMinnville. rhe sixteenth annual session D. C. IRELAND A CO. PUBLISHERS. An elegant assortment of call of the Oregon State Temperance ing cards just received per Fri Alliance will convene in Salem, McMinnville, Or. - - Jan. 29, 1887 day’s freight. Come and see Oregon, on Wednesduv, Febru- A large lot of Dennison’s them. ary 16th, 1SS7, at 2 o'clock p. m. Smallpox has got a foothold shipping tags just received. Each organized county alliance Alice Oates is dead, and the in the tenament districts, and is entitled to twice as many dele fears are entertained that it will gates as there are members of stage loses an illustrious star. Coffee is high, but ('. (irissen become epidemic. the legislative assembly from “This is a hard winter on still offers bargains in green and that eountv. Also each church, fences," remarks an agricultural roasted coffee. Sunday school and temperance The Dundee hotel is well kept contemporary. We have no society is entitled to one dele- by Mrs. Robertson. Meals, 50 ticed it has been exceptionally gate. Much depends upon this severe on senators’ “fences.” cents. session of the alliance, The P. N. Nystrom will lecture at Mr. Shiply says that logs temperance forces of our state enough are on hand to start the the Christian church, Sunday are on the eve of a great victory, mill by the middle of next week. Jan. 30th, at 11 a.m. and at 7 p. or terrible defeat. The part The Prohibition Star under m. Subject in the morning: each temperance and religious its new management shows de “What has Religion done for body takes in supporting and cided improvement. Success to Man.” Subject for evening: making the state alliance a suc “Causes and Effects of the laws cess, will have much to do in it. Don’t pav $25 for Chambers’ of Nature and Revelation.” determining which it shall be. Chief Engineer Henderson re Then let there be a strong dele Enclycopedia when you can get the same kind of Geo. W. Burt quests us to state that on Feb gation from all parts of the state ruary first a tiremen’s election at this session of the alliance. for $15. Mi ss Cleveland says people will be held to elect a chief en Greatly reduced rates of fare partake of the nature of the food gineer, one assistant, a secretary will be granted to all delegates they eat. What piles of veal the and treasurer. Immediately af in attendance by the different terwards the various companies lines of travel within the state. dudes must consume. Miss Hembree has an oil will elect local officers. On the G. M. M iller , same evening a supper will be painting on exhibition at Rog H. S. S trange , President. tendered the department. ers <fc Todd’s drug store, that Secretary. Just received the largest and presents a very fine effect. SEVENTH ANNUAL Wm. Gilson came out from finest assortment of printer’s stationary ever brought to Mc the Tillamook mines, reaching his home in company with Mr. Minnville. Our Mr. Ireland is Chapman, sn Tuesday night, laying in articles that will go like hot cakes, and as we pay after two days hard traveling. Mr. Gardner, agent of the nar for what we get, and buy in row gauge at Lafayette, is an old large invoices, we can beat any pioneer. Years ago he carried printing establishment in the the mail from the Columbia country for fine work at reason able figures. FIREMAN’S FAIR river to Olympia, over a trail. —OF THE— San Francisco papers report A family up in the mountains is in need of shoes and clothing a peculiar divorce case. It ap for the mother and children. If pears that a wife in Oakland some of our charitably disposed wanted a divorce because her people will make a package, we husband was given to fishing, will endeavor to send it in to was so good natured that he re fused to complain when he was Garrison Opera House, them next week. Mr. Gould, of the narrow ¡allowed to eat a cold supper, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, February 22(1. 23d and 24th, gauge, placed his palace car at was so mean that he wouldn’t 1887. the disposal of the editor of the go to church lest he would have Reporter last Wednesday, and to put something in the con LIST OF PRIZES. made the trip a very pleasant tribution box. It was also Thera will be prizes given on the following one from Whites to Dundee, in proved that he had a hearty uniued exhibits: 1st and 2d prize for beat and 2d best ex dislike for his wife’s relatives. hibit spite of wind and weather. of Kensington painting. I at and 2d prize for best and 2d beat ex Who can refuse to believe in The man win» swore off from hibit of Kensington embroidery. 1st and 2d prize, for beat and 2d beat ex borrowing umbrellas or from total depravity after inspecting hibit of oatiine work by a child under 14 years of age. painting the town red ami from 1 this sample ? 1st and 2d I »eat, for beat and 2d best ex hibit of work of any kind by a boy under 14 reading papers for which he has Observations. years of age. lat and 2d prize, for beet and 2d best ex not subscribed or paid, has a M iss Belle Johnson, teacher of music hibit of crayon work. big future before him if the in McMinnville and at McMinnville There will also be a prize given for the heaviest, lightest and prettiest baby under 1 angels only get to hear how good college. Residence corner of Second year of age. and C »Streets. Pnntde of Firemen T iivu I h ) af he is. ternoon. John J. Sax has his chop mill in Revival meetings will continue running order, and will chop feed for at Baptist church next Sabbath will be open al 7 o’clock, $2 per ton. If this does not suit the Doors p. in. dally, during the at 11 o’clock. There will be customer call and get a special rate. Fair. baptism at the close of morning Bring on your job work. We are — All are invited to Attend— sermon, and the inquiry meet now prepared to do job work in the ing at the close of evening ser latest and most approved style of the Admission 25 Cents. By Order of C ommittee . vice. G. J. B urchett . art. it* I MISCELLANEOUS, First National Bank, —OF M’ m INNVII.1.E, OREGON.— ------ OFFICERS :------ J acob W ortman ......................President W. I). F enton .................Vice-president J ohn W ortman ......................... Cashier Transacts a Genera) Banking business. Intel est allowed on tune deposits. Collections made on favorable terms. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfera on New York. San Francisco and Portland. Office hours—from W a. tu. to 4 p. in. FIRE INSURANCE. .IO HA WOKTMAX Represents the following sterling compan ies: London A Liverpool A Globe. North British A Mercantile. Commercial Union Fire Association, German American, Fire man’s Fund, Hartford, Commercial, Anglo Nevada, State investment. Wheat insurance a specialty. FarrrJIy Grocery Store. Third Street, MoMinnville, Oregon. I i J. Harv. Henderson, (Successor to L. ROOT.) 1 , Dealer in All Troth Goods. Groceriss. Hour, B mk ■ 1 . . . A • . OlMtwaro and Crockery. » 1 j • • i . » < - * I ♦ " Goods delivered to 1 urcbasers lntlioetty I ■ . • i • City Stables. . I - •» , I ■■ HENDERSON BROS., Ample room to on re for horses. Livery teams at aa reasonable rates as any where in Oregon. New stable Third St., McMinnville. A. A. K KN ION MAN FORD BAT. CITY MARKET, try j ES l KENYON & RAY, Proprietors. . (Successor to W. F. Bengasaer.) Will keep on hand at all times the very best quality of fresh meats, that can be ob tained in the market, and respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage OP'G ivh uh a trial order mid We will guarantee satisfaction AT THE St. Charles Hotel, MoMinnville, Oregon. Monday, February 7th. Will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder, a tine large Kitchen Range almost new, suitable for a large family, a hotel or restaurant. Beds and Bedding. CARPETS. Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture, Lamps, Tables and Chairs, and a thousand other things too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: All sales under $10, Cash. All sales over $10, eight months credit, with approved notes. Thia is a positive and peremptory sale. F. MULTNER.