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DAILY EVENING REPORTER. VOL. II. M c M innville , O regon , T hursday , F ebruary NO. 40. • T CITY Miss Estena Th© Daily Reporter, the house of Mr. Toney, this p. Bellevue wants a black smith. Bntered in the Postoffioe at McMinnville for m. Star Jubilee singer’s rehearsal Transmission Through the Mails as Sec Dr. Taylor goes to Corvallis end Class Matter. Thursday evening. ---------- o---------- D. B. Putman, jr., paid us a on Wednesday and Thursday of ©- C. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. each week to attend cases he is verv welcome visit yesterdav. treating there. D. C. IRELAND A Co., We are almost afraid to say There is joy in Astoria. The riBl.lSHEHS. conundrum for fear of giving crew of the Dawn were picked MctinNVILLE . . OKEGON some one away. Services at St. James (Episco up and are safe in San Francisco. T he D ult R epobteb is issued every day in the week except Sundays, and is delivered pal) church this evening at 7:30. The Dawn was abandoned. .»the oity at 10 cents per week. By mail, 40 If the Washington toadies cents per month in advanoe. Rates for ad All are invited. vertising same as for T he W eekly R epobteb . Thanks to Senator Bird for make so much over the newly state documents, valuable as arrived baby of the Secretary of Fine Book an<l Job Printtra. the Navy, what will they do matters for future reference. We beg leave to announce to the public We were in error yesterday. when— that we have just added a large stock of new Keep your “piles” and keep »ovelties to our business, and make a special The Choral Union does not meet ty of Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Note Heads, your money, if you wish ; that Statements, Business Cards, Ladies’ Calling at Miss Johnson’s until the 29th. Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs) Pro M. U. Gortner is spending a is one of the blessings we enjoy grammes, Fosters, and all descriptions of week in this city, renewing an under the government in which work. Terms favorable. Call and be con acquaintance with his wife and we live. vinced. D. C. IRELAND & CO. There will bu a lied meeting family. DOCTORS uh” at Fire The service at St. James of the “Coffee LITTLEFIELD & CALBREATH, afternoon, at church to-morrow evening at man’s hall, Frit ’th. All are 7 :30 will be specially addressed 2 o’clock, Fe Office over Braly’s Bank. requested to be present. to man in general. JXe.Uinnville, ... Oregon. M innie B oyce , Sec. A good piano must be placed •• W. OOUCHEB. E. E. OOUCHEB. in the Opera house next week Dr. White of Oregon city was Coucher & Goucher. for the fair, to make the exer- in McMinnville to-day, paying cises a complete success. calls to old time friends, includ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Port- The “ Old Man ” went to M c M innville .... O regon . ing A. J. Apperson and family. land this p. m. on business ; to We wore honored by a social Office and residence, corner of Third and D. streets, next to the postoffioe. bid Emma farewell, and to make visit from him. a formal call upon Hon. Joseph Who says McMinnville is not Mrs. M. Shadden Gaston. . starting out for a live and pros In consequence of bad health perous career for 1887 is simply Fashionable JDressmaikere Prof. Carl Young has been mistaken. Thirteen commer f^T'The Taylor System of Cutting and Fit obliged to give up his school at cial travelers are in the city to ting employed. B street, bet. 2d and 3d, MoMinnville, Or. Lafayette, and will return to day soliciting business. ' this city to reside. This is the last day of the as DR. I.C.TAYLOR, Now you may say that the sembly Noone, not even them ORN will lease to the OSL, Late of New Orleans, La., selves, will know what has been Pile* aiiii Fistula a Spe which will be to virtually carry ■done till the newspapers through out the original intentions, ciality. Consultation out the state obligingly publish tree. \o Cure when the roads were built. the bills as signed bv the gover Ao Pay. Geo. W. Jones returned from S?” Office with H. V. V. Johnson, M. D.. his mountain mills yesterday. nor. MoMinnville, Oregon. When Capital fights capital He left 24 feet of the beautiful and fleecy up there. Mr. ami blood is exacted. The contest Mrs. Flett were safely landed at to rob Leonard A Green of the Portland water works was just Hair Cutting', Mitiving' and sham home. pooing I’urlor. Rev. Mr. Sellwood went to such as robbed Capt. Flavel of 15c SHAVING 15c. East Portland yesterday to make his Astoria tugs, and drove him C. H. FLEMING. Proprietor. a couple lmppy by marriage, but from home. (Successor to A. 0. Wyndham.) From the present appearances returned in time to preach a Ladies and children’s work a specialty. very forcible discourse at the of the state appropriation hills, £^P*I have just added to my parlor the something over $100,00(1 will be largest and finest stock of cigars ever in this mission meeting last evening. city. Try them. The Open Temperance society distributed among the wage will meet at Grange hall, Mon earners of Salem, for work on D C. IKEDA AD A CO., day evening, Feb. 21st, at 7 public buildings «luring the o’clock. Election of officers for year 1887. the ensuing year and other mat Belle Johnson, teacher of music ters of interest. All are invited, in Miss McMinnville and at McMinnville especially those interested in the college. Residence corner of Second work of temperance. and C Streets. McMinnville, Oregon. Fine Job Printers, price two cents . 17. 1887. « We earnestly appeal, person ally, to every rentier of the ltd-' porter to use his influence to ob tain at least one subscriber for the Weekly. Price only 12| cents a month; Gmonths for six bits cash. A lot of young vandals who have been to mischief recently in this city, were hauled up be fore Justice Harding to-day. Their acts justify our remarks heretofore, that enforced idle ness is the bane of our youths. These boys should be at school. Eastern journals say that Ore gon’s senators and congressmen are the hardest workers in the national legislature. It certain ly looks like it. They have done creditable work for the state, and have, incidentally, aided Wash ington territory. A wild mountain blizzard broke loose in Dakota the other day and started off whooping like a Comanche Indian until it me(i a Chicago real estate agent, when it tucked its tail be tween its legs and sat down and whined like an applicant for a postmastership. Our city is one of the most social in Oregon at present. For instance: last evening there was the mission service at St. James church ; a musicale at the resi dence of W. II. Bingham; the Charade Club at the residence of Mr. Washburn, and the broom drill at the Opera house, all well attended. The Vidette attempts to argue, printer fashion, that the state will save $25,000 by purchasing the electric light plant now in use by the state, for $35,000 cash, in preference to paying $50,000 for the light ten years on the present contract. Finan ciers do not see it in that light, else they would not be so anx ious to sell. General Mission St. James Church. Mission service this evening at 7 :30. Friday, Holy commun ion at 10:30, a. m. Mission ser vice at 7:30 p. in. The subject for Friday evening will be to men in general. As the mission service will closd Friday, it is hoped all will avail themselves of the opportunity offered by attending.