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About The daily reporter. (McMinnville, Or.) 1886-1887 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1887)
J The Daily Reporter. MISCELLANEOUS, MJ fU JELL ANEO U S. system of railroads to Portland, is not opposed to the railroac D. C. IRELAND A (’O'. PVBLISHEKH. .> .. . U. 'I. .31 . r-. First National Bank, bridge, or any other bridge, at Subscript ion Kate«. Portland. He was importunée ----OF M’MINNVILLE, OREGON.— By Carrier per week........................... 10 oenta to let his name be used in a suit (Pnyable on Saturday.) -------OFFICEKH :------- Single Copy...,......... .,..................... 3 “ J acob W ortman . .................. President against the Morrison street By Mail W) oeuts per Mouth (In Advance.) W. D. F enton , .............. Vice-preaident Headquarters for bridge, ami flatly refused. On J ohn W ortman ...; .................... Cashier Hale, for Adv rrt lai iik STÂPCÊ AND FANCT Transacts a General Banking business. Wilt t»e made satisfactory to all applicants. the contrary, in 1884, he an Interest allowed on time deposits. nounced that he would have no Collections made on favorable terms. McMinnville, (>i Feh. 12. 1HH7 Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers objections to a bridge, with a on New York, San Francisco and Portland. Office hours—from 9 a. tn. to 4 p. in. ]00-foot draw, at Madison street, Fence v. No Fence. which is just below the public FIKE INSURANCE. It ia urged in support of a no- levee, and he assisted in getting JOHU WORTHAA fence-law that such a law would the bill passed which authorized Represents the following sterling compan double immigration; that people the construction of such a bridge ies: London A Liverpool A Globe, North British A Mercantile, Commercial Union AND- would come here to settle when Fire Association, German American, Fire at Madison street.” man's Fund, Hartford, Commercial, Anglo they learn that they can imme General Merchandise Nevada. State Investment. We cannot at all agree that Wheat insurance a specialty. diately commence farming ami -------- o-------- the proper reformatory measure Sole Agent for the Celebrated not have to spend a year first on to adopt for the correction of A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON expense, fencing land they wish rude boys is a reform school. Dealers In to spw to crops. It seems that The real corruption of the boys this ought to he a great induce and girls of this state, especially ment to favor such law and let of Portland who are undoubtedly the people say whether the Assortment of these Popular Goods in a very bad moral condition, farmers or the stock men should is to be found in an enforced IN ALL THE LATES1 be responsible for the fencing. NOVELTIES, NEW idleness. Why are they idle? Let the stock men fence in or Because AM) DESIRA Agricultural Impements, Pumps, there are few if any herd their stock ami not require BLE COLOR trades open to them. There are Pipes, Etc. INGS, Tanners to fence against men no factories. There is no com Alli of which will be sold as who have great herds and yet ’ JTMT KL< LIVEI>. merce to employ them. The ■ -» have no land of their own to few occupations to which the Please Call and Examine. graze them on. It looks strange youth of a large city can turn that the producers of the upper are filled. The labor greatly ex W hat we G uarantee We IVfake a Specially of. ail country year after year allow ceeds the demand for it. It is FOR THE DRESS GOODS OF OUR Kinds of Job Work Par the owners of stock to grow rich MANUFACTURE. safe to say that we have more ticularly at their expense, ami the perma idle children than any popula nent interests of the country To be made from the very best ma Iron and Tin Roofing, tion of our size in this country. V terial, by skillful workmen, with the hindered as a consequence. One Let some collector of statistics latest and most approved machinery, Galvanized iron Cornices and window caps. man may own thousands of head In fact we do anything that oomes in look into this ami say if we are and to be the cheapest goods in the of cattle and not have land ca our line, with neatness and dis market when service is considered. not correct in this statement-. patch •- and, - • • * • r • pable of pasturing fifty head. —------------- < o »s---- - Are so thoroughly finished that they His cattle run on the public do If you w ant vour piles cured can be worn in damp weather, or in a Never Tell You it Can’t be Done. main and on land that settlers and are willing to pay for it, shower, without fear of being ruined Bring on your designs and we will cut yout patterns, apd.do your work, and legally claim and hold, and call at the office of Dr. Johnson, by curling or shrinking. . don’t you forget it.. The manufacturing, dyeing and fin on C street. 1 am not working while he and his kind dominate South east cor. 3d and C streets, McMinn for fun, or for glory, but for ishing is done in such a manner, that ville, Oregon. A. H. A O. O HODSON. and manage affairs, the farmer money. No charge for consul the goods can be washed if desired will not only give this grass to tation. I. C. Taylor, M. D. without the least injury to fabric. Our goods are wool dyed, and colors pasture their herds on, but must NEW TO-DAY as fast as the purest dyes and greatest work hard and keep themselves care and skill can make them. poor building fences against JOHN J. SAX, Goods show just what they are and Has hia this same stock. That is a plain will be until worn out, as there is no statement of a true case. weighting, stiffening, or artificial lus ►F------- Broadhead * *- Dress Goods hl L A Feed Chopping Mill A Fire broke out near the gov In Running Order, ernment wharf in Detroit and —AND— the otlieer in charge called a tug, which put out the tire, The Will chop Feed for S2 per ton or one-tenth toll. bill was sent to Washington and ---------- (p)---------- payment refused because the Farmers and others having grain to chop come to my mill, and attend to any officer did not advertise for seal can business in the city to t»etu r advantage than ed proposals to put out the lire driving two nnles out of town to get their chopping don«-. JOHN J. SAX. and have it done by the lowest McMinnville. Or. bidder. When another tire breaks out in government prop erty that officer will put an ad vertisement in <he papers asking Dining Station of the 0. C. R. R. McMinnville, Oregon. for the lowest bidder to put it F. Jviultn.Gr. Prop. out. That is red tape. t latte of the st. Chart?«. 1 The Salem Slahsman gives Thia Hotel has just lx*u refl ted and new ly refurnish«-«! throu<h«>ut. and will be kept lion. U m. Keiil the following tn a tirst el tss style. delivered compliment; “lion. I h<> table ta supplied with all the market »flor a. and gu« st* ca rely upon «s»d clean Wm. Reid, who has done so bed«, ami comfortable rotMM. Special accoiuodstious for commercial much to extend the narrow gauge traveler*. t Th; Ccr.ral . “ tre used to increase the weight or fin ish ; as is the case with a large class of goods in the market, but which disap- >ears after a few days’ service. A* manufacturers we have taken great pains to supply an article in every way reliable, and unsurpassed by similar goods, either foreign or do mestic, and would respectfully ask an examination of the various styles and shades to be found on sale by mer chants who are agents for the goods. All goodsof our manufacture should bear the name and trade mark of B roadhead W orsted M ills , Jamestown, N. Y. YAM HILL CO., Third St.. Opposite YAMHILL CO. BANK. D on ’ t F orget the P lace , —Where you will— ALWAYS FIND CLOTHING - l> C. IK EL 111» A. CO.. IN TH*— LATEST STYLES. Fine Job Printers, Furnishing Goods of all kind. and above all THE LOW ESI EKICE8. Also agents for the Mt.Titilliviliv, Oregon. Carrying a full line of alL goods wade by these celebrated mil is Brownsville "Woolen Mill, 2^
