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Th& D»ily Reporter, D. C. IRELAND <t CO. I’CBLISHEBR. Nubfccriptioii Hute». By Carrier per week............................. 10 oeuta (rayable on Saturday.) Single Copy.......................................... 2 “ By Mail 10 oents per Month (In Advance.) Kate* for Adverlitin* Will be made aatiafaotory to all applicants. McMinnville, Or. Feb. 19, 1887 A Correction. memories which surround it through its association with the sad history of the ill-fated prince and poor Carlotta. Many offers have been made for the purchase of this precious souvenir, but the owners have never entertained the idea of parting with it. There is at the present time a strong bidder for it in the person of a well known lady, the wife of a millionaire, who seems deter mined to own the coveted treas ure. Almost daily she goes to the fair, and each time renews her offer, but as yet without suc cess. MISCELLANEOUS, and it will require all of the special tax for repairs on school house and grounds, that the dis First National Bank, —OF m ’ m INNVILLE, OREGON.— trict will feel like levying. The firm of Buckingham & ------ OFFICERS :------ acob W ortman ........................President Co., of this place, consisting of J W. D. F enton .................. Vice-president Wopds & Caples of Forest Grove J ohn W ortman ........................... Cashier and T. C. Buckingham of this Transacts a General Banking business. Interest allowed on time deposits. place, have dissolved partner Collections made on favorable terms. Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers ship; Buckingham buying the on Sight New York, San Francisco and Portland. interest of Woods & Caples, will Office hours—from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. continue the business here in FIRE INSURANCE. his own name, he had made ar JOHN WORTMAN rangements to discontinue here Represents the following sterling oompan - ies: London <fc Liverpool & Globe, North and go to the Grove, but know British <k Mercantile, Commercial Union Fire Association, German American, Fire ing the value of the location man ’s Fund, Hartford, Commercial, Angle Nevada, State Investment. here has concluded to remain. Wheat insurance a specialty. Two families, immigrants, sev enteen in all, living in Pike, A. H, & 0. 0. HODSON some five miles northwest of this Dealers Id nlace, have been sick for the past three weeks, as many as ten Cm the bed at one time. I under stand the doctor pronounce it a mild form of scarlet fever or scarletina. All are getting along well; but it seems rather dis Agricultural Implements, Pumps, couraging to immigrants, but Pipes, Etc. they have 'the satisfaction of Alli of whioh will be sold as hearing that all such diseases are always of a mild form in this LOW FOR CASH. As the times will allow, neighborhood. It cannot be otherwise where they have as We Make a Specialty of all healthy an atmosphere, and pure Kinds of Job Work Par water as we have here. ticularly Yesterday, in the fullness of our heart, and owing to the scarcity of news, we permitted a small communication to creep into our columns which should not have been there. In the CORRESPONDENCE. language of Plato, “Amicus Pla North Yamhill. to, amicus Socrates, sed magis arnica veritas.” The Daily Re Professor Powell M teacning porter is not published as a mud singing here. He has a class of slinger, hence this journal apol about sixty and gives perfect sat ogizes for the appearance of said isfaction. article. Messers, Gates & Henry, liv “To err is human; to forgive, ery men have sold their stable divine.” and entire outfit to T. M. Laugh lin. Mr. Gates has gone to east Oregon Mills. ern Oregon to look for another The Northw’estern Miller says location. that “Portland, Oregon, probably The mail to Tillamork goes has fewer flouring mills than any and comes once or twice a week. other city situated in the heart There is so much snow and fall of u great wheat-growing country en timber on the mountains it in the United States. A very is a wonder that it comes as of O nce . large quantity of wheat is receiv ten as it does, Iron and Tin Roofing, ed there annually. There are Our private school under the One effect of the boodle prose but three mills in the vincity of management of Professor Wil cutions in New York will be Galvanized iron Cornices and window caps. In faot we do anything that comes in the metropolis, two in Portland liamson has proved a success so such an advance in the price of our line, with neatness and dis and one at Albina. Only one at far, and gains popularity every aidermen that only the richest patch and, Portland produced any quantity day. It is doubtful if there is a corporations will be able to own Never Tell You it Can’t be Done. of flour last year, the others con place in the state that can boast any considerable number of Bring on your designs and we will out your fining themselves to other pro of its equal. them. patterns, and do your work, and don’t you forget it. ductions. The two at Portland The snow' is fast disappearing The fear that public discus South east cor. 3d and C streets, MoMinn- have a capacity of 1,350 bbls, and and the farmers are fearful of sion of our defenseless condition ville, Oregon. A, H. & O. O. HODSON. were operated about 300 days freezing weather that will injure will advertise our weakness for last year, turning out about 405,- the grain. Hay is a little scarce foreign nations is ludicrously 000 bbls. This output at $3.75 at $10 per ton. Potatoes selling absurd. All the world knows per bbl, was worth $1,545,000. at one cent per pound. There that we have neither forts, guns, 'Phe officers of the mill report a has been a good many sick nor ships. large and increasing demand for horses since the cold weather F. Zirkie, a wealthy marble ■OF------ the flour, which now goes in all commenced but Dr. A. J. Killin dealer of Joliet, Ill., was buried directions, principally to Europe, seems to be successful in getting recently. In accordance with his request the body was put in although British Columbia, Pu- them up. Third St., Opposite The Good Templers of this a plain, black box, and the fun Sound and other parts of the YAMHILL CO. BANK. Pacific coast consume large quan place will give an entertainment eral was attended only by his D on ’ t F orget the P lace . tities of it. There is room in at Laughlins hall on Friday wife and child, and there were no religious services. Portland for several flouring evening March 1th, commencing —Where you will— mills of large capacity.” It is said that a pair was ar at 7 p. m. They propose to have declamations, essays, and read ranged between Hiscock and A Valuable Relic. ing, interspersed with singing Reagan just before they started At the Aztec fair going on in and music. The closing exer- for their respective states to Washington, is to be seen a cises will be a lunch and a gen- enter the senatorship struggles. large topaz in the Maximillian oral good time. Admittance 25 Both won. It is seldom that one , pair wins two such games. collection, which bears the crest cents. The deliberation of President The» district school, Professor of the unfortunate emperor, and — IN THB— was used by him as his private Johnsoifr principal ami Mrs. Cleveland over the interstate seal. This is one of the finest Robison assistant, will close a six commerce bill may fairly be in- Goods of all kind, and above and largest gems of its kind in months term on March 4th. , dicating that he does not regard all Furnishing THE LOWEST PRICES. Also agents it with that emphatic approval for the the world, and its intrinsic value The board of directors have de which was betokened by its rapid is very considerable, but its main cided not to have a spring term passage through both houses of Brow n «ville Woolen Hill, Carrying a full line of all goods made by value now lies in the solemn as usual, as the funds are low. congress by large majorities. these celebrated mills I YAMHILL CO., ALWAYS FIND LATEST^STYLES. < «