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DAILY EVENING REPORTER. VOL. II. NO. 45 M c M innville , oiiegon , W ednesday , F ebruary CITY. 23. 1887. price two cents . Miss Sperry is visiting her A gentleman walking up Third sister, Mrs. Dr. 'Pucker, and tak street yesterday, discovered a Receipts of the fair last night Entered in the Postoffioe at McMinnville for five dollar piece in his pocket. The broom drill ing in the fair. Iransmiasion Through the Mails as Sec were $73.85. W. IL Young has a copy of He turned and went into Bishop ond Class Matter. and Choral Union this evening. Kays, where he purchashed a Dr. Taylor goes to Corvallis an Albany paper printed way D. C. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. on Wednesday and Thursday of back, Dee. 6, 1836. It is on ex fine lot of toilet goods, and while in the store found out that over D. C. 1RELAO A. Co., each week to attend cases he is hibition at the art gallery. J. D. Edward’s visits to this coats were going off at cost this PIB1.ISHEKS. treating there. week. Friends of Lowell Lynch gave city are increasing in number McniNIVILLE - - OREGON Services at St. James church and becoming prolonged in their T he D aily R epobteb is issued every day him a superb surprise party last Perhaps he may locate Ash Wednesday Ila. m. and in the week except Sundays, and is delivered evening, on the occasion of his stay. 7:30 p. m. and on Thursday in the oity at 10 oents per week. By mail, 40 21st birthday anniversary. here after awhile. oents per month in advanoe. Rates for ad One of the notable things in Meditation at 4 p. m. Confirma Miles Hendricks is painfully vertising same as for T he W eekly R epobteb . afflicted with Job’s comforters. the art gallery at the fair is a tion lecture at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Fine Book and Job Printtrs. Leslie Laughlin and Thos. Rog mirror, which reflects a person Cards for all lenten services may We beg leave to announoe to the public ers have returned from Astoria. so that he or she may see her be had from the Rector, Rev. that we have just added a large stock of new John C. Fair, or any member of Dr. Crisman’s little Jersey has self as others see. novelties to our business, and make a special ty of Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Note Heads, a calf, and Doc is proud of the Mr. and Mrs. Mayhew, of Cor the vestry. Statements, Business Cards, Ladies' Calling richness of the lacteal fluid about Hon. J. W. Maxwell, of Ne vallis, left yesterday for Portland Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs) Pro He says it’s clear after a visit to the parents of tarts, Or., called to-day. Mr. M. grammes, Posters, and all descriptions of his premises. work. Terms favorable. Call and be con cream. Mrs. M. in this city, Mr. and states that he has been trying to vinced. D, C. IRELAND & CO. Keep your “piles” and keep Mrs. I. C. Lawrence. get home for some time, but ow your money, if you wish ; that ing to the snow on the moun DOCTORS Major Brown, of Amity, who is one of the blessings we enjoy tains, he has not got started yet. LITTLEFIELD & CALBREATH, always congregates where there under the government in which He willgo out with the mail car is an abundance of all the good we live. rier this p. m. via Grand Ronde Offioe over Braly’s Bank. things of this sphere, was mix Mrs. I. C. Lawrence is suffer and Nestucca, and if he gets Me.tlinnviUe, ... Oregon. ing from a broken arm, received ing with the jolliest of the jolly through, he will have to walk by a fall at her home in this city at the fair last night. twenty miles up the beach be DR. I. C. TAYLOR. ——o-------- The editor of the Reporter fore reaching home. What Til Monday evening. Both upper Late of New Orleans, La., bones of the left arm were broken. war pressed into service last lamook county needs and <le- Piles and Fistula a Spe We have received from the evening as reader of the conun mands is an easier way of reach ciality. Consultation secretary of state full reports of drums. No man knows the pleas- ing the world than climbing IVee. Ao Cure the different state officials, bound ures afforded one to stand in over mountains covered with Ao Pay. They are front of a sea of upturned faces snow. t-if Oftioe with H. V. V. Johnson. M. D.. in pamphlet form. McMinnville, Oregon. very important as matters of and speak your little speech, or The congressional committee reference. O. W. GOUCHEB. E. E. GOUCHEB. make your little address, unless on claims recommends the pay A package of seeds from the experience has been had; but to ment of losses sustained by Chi Goucher & Goucher. well known house of D. M. Ferry stand up and read conundrums! nese residents of Washington PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS & Co., Detroit, Mich., have been that’s joy. Hon. Wm. Galloway territory incident to the eviction M c M innville - - - - O begon . received at this office. The repu got away with us at the school from Tacoma, and the riot caused Office and residence, corner of Third and tation of the seeds stand high in the forenoon, but was’nt our by attempted eviction at Seattle. D. streets, next to the postoffice with horticulturists. revenge sweet when we unrolled These aggregate $4167. The re The Lafayette Register seems Mrs. M. Sliadden. the scroll and made that com to have discovered last week that parison between the democracy sult is a fit sequel to the effort made by lawless citizens to keep one of the greatest difficulties in of McMinnville and the young Fashionable Dressmaker* the way of publishing a news man in Oregon who left his United States coin out of the J^FThe Taylor System of Cutting and Fit hands of Chinese. The law abid ting employed. paper is the fact that if takes a sweetheart back in Iowa. “Both ing residents of that territory B street, bet. 2d and 3d, McMinnville. Or. man a lifetime to find out who have a Gal-a-way.” Griesen who denounced the riotous cru will not take a joke. pretended that we’d lost the last sade against the Chinese and its People cannot be too careful conundrum, but it was never in leaders last spring, may congratu during this changeable weather. the book. We acknowledge the late themselves in this instance Mair Cutting, Khavins and Dry, warm feet, well clad bodies, peeing Parlor. corn, however, and ordered apol- that they have a territorial in avoidance of drafts and a little 15c SHAVING 15c. cafe about passing from warm linaris and a pitcher of ice water stead of a state organization and for the crowd. Harv. Henderson can call upon the general gov C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. rooms to the cold open air, are (8nooessor to A. C. Wyndham.) was annoyed because his cat-a ernment to foot the bill. sensible precautions, and easily Ladies and children’s work a specialty. logue wasn’t read; but we will jpp-I have just added to my parlor the observed, unless you are a pupil He had too much brain«, largest and finest stock of < igare ever in this of the McMinnville school, as print it to-morrow for certain. We are sorry to say ; •ity. Try them Clyde Appersoi)' retired; and But he couldn’t help it, was graphically pictured in one For he ain’t built that way. Robbins sang. The ladies did (Aero« the Pants) of the brief addresses made by D C. IREL4AD 4L CO., themselves and the fair justice! You will find the largest and finest visitors yesterday. We are sen-j assortment of stoves and hardware and all moved off happily. sible to the fact that our tax ever brought to this country, and we and will sell yon cheaper than payers are gradually awakening Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of music can, any body. Manning A CM. in McMinnville and at McMinnville to a realizing sense of the situa college. Residence corner of 8econd Grindstones, best quality, at. two tion. and C Streets. cents per lb. at Manning <fc Co’s. HcJIinnvillc, Oregon. The Daily Reporter. Fine Job Printers,