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Th* D«Hy R»port»r. D. c. »«L and Yamhill County Assessments. a co . publishers . fcu boeri pl ion Hair». By Carrier per week........................ 10 cents (Payable on Saturday.) Singla Copy...................................... 2 “ By Mail per Month (In Advance.) Mail Ü U) oents c Hain for Advertising A comparison of the assess ment rolls of Yamhill county shows that for 1886 there was an increase in valuations amounting to $214,426, as fol- lows: Aviti b« made satiafuctory to all applioanta. Assessment for 1884 “ McMinnville, Or. THE REPORTER Feb. 1G, 1887 BY STEAM. This is bad weather for building, but so soon as men can work to advantage, up goes the new Re porter office building on Third St, next to Henderson’s Bros, livery stable, where our presses will be run by steam. After that we shall have something of interest MISCELLANEOUS. •< issc, Increase................................... $3,824,271 4,038,697 First National Bank, —OF M’ m INNVILLE, OREGON.— OFFICERS :------- Headquarters for STAPLE AND FANCr 214,426 The returns made by Mr. T. B. Henderson were fully as satis factory as any who preceded him, and the levy is less by a considerable, and putting this and that together shows a healthy condition of financies in Yam hill county. MISCELLANEOUS,. J acob W ortman ..................... President W. D. F enton ................. Vice-president J ohn W ortman ......................... Cashier Transacts^ General Banking business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made on favorable terms. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on New York, San Francisco and Portland. Office hours—from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. FIRE INSURANCE. JOHN WORTMAN Represents the following sterling compan ies: London & Liverpool & Globe, North British & Mercantile, Commercial Union Fire Association, German American, Fire man’s Fund, Hartford, Commercial, Anglo Nevada, State Investment. Wheat insurance a specialty. r --------- AND--------- General Merchandise A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON Discussing county seat, the Dealers In •O' Telephone says: “That McMinn TO SAY TO OUR PATRONS ville wants the county seat every HARDWARE, Sole Agent for the Celebrated one knows. We are a thriving, The water from melting snow TINWARE & is very good for chilblains; that growing city, the metropolis of is to suy, it will produce a good the county, are centrally located, V the most re- crop. People brought up in Or easy V of access bv Agricultural Implements, Pumps, egon cannot know how much mote inhabitant of the county. Pipes, Etc. amusement residents of less fav- We have colleges, schools and Assortment of these Popular Goods Alli of which will be sold as ored lands derive from chil- churches, in fact everything to ALL THE LATESI LOW FOB. CASH. blains. They yield 111 OTO itcll- make a great city. The county NOVELTIES, NEW ing and burning io the foot than is badly in need of new buildings, As the times will allow. AN1) DESIRA and new ones will have to be anything else. BLE COLOR built. The expense can be little We Make a Specialty of ait INGS, Mr. Keene of North Yamhill, liimls of Job Work Par or no greater if the county seat yesterday introduced Wm. .J. ticularly .itst received Virgin, of New Richmond, Wis., is removed than if it remains Iron and Tin Roofing, to representative men of this when* it is. There many other towns in the county ambitious Please Call and Examine. city, in the hope of interesting Galvanized iron Cornices and window caps. to obtain the prize, but we be him in a business here with In fact we do anything that comes in W hat we G uarantee our line, with neatness and dis which he is largely connected at lieve it is conceded that the two most important participants in FOR THE DRESS GOODS OF patch and, our home, lie talks square, and we MANUFACTURE. feel that Mr. Keene lias done the contest will be McMinnville lever Tell You it Can’t be Done. and Lafayette. Let us avoid all Bring on your designs and we will cut your Yamhill county a service by in patterns, and do your work, and spiteful Hings and personalitie To be made from the very best ma ?s. troducing him here. don’t you forget it. McMinnville has no ill will terial, by skillful workmen, with the .las. Withvcombc of North South east cor. 3d and C streets. McMinn against any hamlet, village or latest and most approved machinery, ville, Oregon. A. H. & O. O. HODSON. Yamhill has an excellent letter and to be the cheapest goods in the city, but is willing to submit market when service is considered. in the Oregonian upon tin* dan the question to the legal voters Are so thoroughly finished that they ger to this slate from neglect of of the county. It is a long time can be worn in damp weather, or in a the assembly to protect our vet before the matter comes to a shower, without fear of being ruined ranges from the cattle plague. vote, but when it does come, let by curling or shrinking. ’Phe Oregonian crows because us all abide, without a murmur, The manufacturing,dyeing and fin OF------ Johnson has $206,00(1 in cattle ishing is done in such a manner, that by the decision of the majority the goods can be washed if desired and Montana is beef bankrupt. of the legal voters of Yamhill without the least injury to fabric. There are more fearfully decimal-j count v.” Our goods are wool dyed, and colors Third St.. Opposite ing causes for us to guard as fast as the purest dyes and greatest against than snow, sleet and fro . AMHILL CO. BANK. rhe difference between the care and skill can make them. D on ’ t F orget the P lace , zen mercury opinions of those who >urelv Goods show just what they are and ♦ in thermometers. A deplorable state of affairs know something about railroad will be until worn out, as there is no exists in Montana. Snow has ing and those who know noth weighting, stiffening, or artificial lus tre used to increase the weight or fin drifted to enormous depths, and ing about it, was well stated in ish : as is the case with a large class of people living at the mountain the views as presented by rail goods in the market, but which disap basesare in imminent danger of road officials at Salem on the pears alter a few days’ service. meeting death beneath an ava pending Briggs ami Wager bills As manufacturers we have taken lanche, or freezing to death. ami by members from the rural great pains to supply an article in Should another protracted storm districts. The airing has thrown every way reliable, and unsurpassed by similar goods, either foreign or do occur it is believed that hun considerable light upon the sub mestic, and would respectfully ask an — IN THU— dreds will succumb to its terrors. ject of railroad earnings in this examination of the various styles and As it is, more people have froz state and Washington territory, shades to be found on sale by mer Goods of nil kind, nnd above en to death this winter than for and shows that the net receipts chants who are agents for the goods. all Furnishing THE LOWEST PRICES. Also agents twenty-five years. The cohl of the same are not nearly the All goods of our manufacture should for the Brownsville Woolen YIHI, has been intense, varying from exorbitant amount that they are bear the name and trade mark of B roadhead W orsted M ills , Carrying a full line of all goods made by 40 to 60 degrees below zero. popularly supposed to be. Jamestown, N. Y. these celebrated mills; Broadhead « « Dress Goods Stoves YAMHILL CO., LATEST STYLES. 1