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DAILY EVENING REPORTER. VOL. II. NO. 49 M c M innville . O regon , T uesday , march i . CITY. The Daily Reporter. 1887. Drop in and see how bright and clean Redmonds store looks. East Lynne Friday night. Entered in the Postoffice at McMinnville for The first boat of the season on Funny people make a funny Transmission Through the Mails as Sec Wapato lake, reached Gaston ond Class Matter. world. --------- o--------- Read Deilschneider’s new ad. through the ice this forenoon. D. C. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. D. B. Beers, general traveling under new to-day. ». C. IRELAND & Co., Jett’ Eenton goes to Portland agent for the Singer sewing ma chine agency, is in town. I’lHl.ISHEKS. to-morrow morning. Dr. Taylor goes to Corvallis Choral Union meets this even Hc.UI’tNVILLE . . (IHEGON on Wednesday and Thursday of T he D aily R eporter is issued every day ing at Miss Bell Johnson’s. each week to attend eases he is in the week except Sundays, and is delivered Read the new ads. and don ’ t in the oity at 10 oents per week. By mail, 40 treating there. oents per month in advance. Rates for ad skip any of the old stand-bys. Sheriff Harris was up to Amity vertising same as for T he W eekly R eporter . C. P. Bishop will leave for Brownsville to-morrow, on a on official business yesterday. Fine Book an<l Job Primers. An “attachment dissolved,” with visit. We beg leave to announoe to the public Cedar posts of the best kind out any divorce. that we have just added a large stock of new Call on uncle Jepp. and sec novelties to our business, and make a special for sale by F. Multner, Central ty of Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Note Heads, the fine steaks that are offered Statements, Business Cards, Ladies' Calling Hotel. Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs) Pro Mr. Burdick, of Nestucca, pass for sale; and the nice juicy grammes, Posters, and all descriptions of ed through yesterday from Port roasts. Try one. work. Terms favorable. Call and be con Magna Charta, No. 2614, A. land to his ranch by the sounding vinced. D. C. IRELAND A CO. T. R. Vol. 5, is booked for a stall sea. DOCTORS Mr. and Mrs. Selph paid this at Logan Bros. <& Henderson sta LITTLEFIELD & GALBREATH. office a pleasant call to-day in ble for the coming season. Our first National bank will company with. Mrs. M. J. Clark. Office over Braly’s Bank. be an interested party in the Come again. MeMinnville. ... Oregon. There will be a regular busi New Oregon Insurance company ness meeting of the Young Peo which will organize with a cash DR. I. C. TAYLOR. -------- o>— ple’s Dancing Club at band hall capital of $100,000. It is said that Gov. Pennoyer Late of New Orleans, La., to-morrow evening at 7 o’clock. Piles au<l Fistula a Spe There is no more excitement will name the gentlemen for of ciality. Consultation in hugging a girl in a toboggan ficers of the new county of Mal free. Ao Cure Ao Pay. suit than there is in hugging a heur: County Judge, J. K. Frohman; Sheriff, II. C. Murry; Office with H. V. V. Johnson. M. D., bale of hay.” An exchange says : McMinnville, Oregon. “That is all how a feller is Clerk, Ed. Test; commissioners, You can have all J. F. Lockey and Wm. Lacy. O. W. GOUCHER. • E. E. GOUCHER. brought up. F. Deilschiieider takes this Goucher & Goucher. the bales of hay, and we will take the girl, toboggan and all—every I method of informing the public PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. that a portion of his new stock time.” M c M innville - - - - O regon . will arrive this week, and from Letter List. now on till April the leading Office and residence, corner of Third and D. streets, next to the postoffice. Following is the list of letters factories of the east will send the remaining uncalled for in Mc latest style to swell the large Mrs. M. Sliadden. Minnville postoffice March 1, stock already on hand. Re member and goto Deilschneider 1887: Fashionable Dressmaker* Allwood, 11 W Biddleman, Ed. 2 for bargains. tjy~The Taylor System of Cutting and Fit- Conner, Edgar Fletcher, Anna F ting’employed. St. Louis papers say that one Gaunt, Il M Lamson, Mrs Terry B street, bet. 2d and 3d, McMinnville. Or. Martin MissMarthaMilllard, Jehoida train out of that city carried 460 Smith, M H Vedder, Miss Marra capitalists from the Northwest Young, Al 2 Parties calling for the same on their way to hunt investments in California. The margins and Hair Cutting, »having and »ham. will please say advertised. »«•Ing Parler. J. F. W isecarver , P. M. profits of business in the east are getting so narrow that there is 15c SHAVING 15c. Emma Heath, the emo not room for all the accumulated C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. tional actress, supposed by the capital, and it has to go west.— (Successor to A. C. Wyndham.) strongest dramatic cr^npany [8. F. Alta. Ladies and children’s work a specialty. OH have just added to my parlor the ever brought to the! coast, will Came Astray. largest and finest stock of < igars ever in this play a two nights dugagemeiit •itv. Try them at Garrison Opera house Fri A red steeofw^th tome white UÇ. IRCVAXUA vol , day and Saturday evenings, on back, doming iyears old; up March 4th and 5th, opening per bit onUefwrttT an^ a hole in Friday night in East Lynne. right. Th\ owper cin have it Reserved seats 75 cents, ou sale by paying nosts. Apply J. 8. at Rogers & Todd’s drug store. Evenden, Gopher valley, late General admission 50 cents. James Agee’s farm. McMinnville, Oregon. .... **! H_ -....... .. ...... —• *1. PRICE TWO CENTS. I ' McMinnville College Notes. Monday of last week, Prof. Crawford was absent from the school room. His chair was oc cupied by J. F. (’lark, a student. There is, at present, about 80 scholars in attendance. Hon. J. R. Sanders, of Amity, was present at chapel exercises Thursday morning. He was in the class room for a short time. Mr. E. E. Selph, who, in form er years, was a student of the college, and who has been en gaged in teaching school, paid the college a visit on Thursday. Miss Olds paid her respects to the school, by calling at the aca demic department on Friday afternoon. The students have begun to drop out as it was expected they would do. Messrs. J. F. Holman and Thodore Burns, both of Polk county, have <juit school. They departed for their homes on Friday. Mr. M. F. S. Hinton, a last years student, has been visiting on collegeside. He did not for get to pay his respects to the school. Since my last communication Miss Pierce has been added to the list of students. Tuesday evening, Feb. 22d, there was a pleasant surprise party at the college. Refresh ments were served, games were played, and the young folks had a good time in general. The occasion of this pleasant affair, was the twenty first birthday of Mr. Lowell Lynch. T om B ericht . - —- -- - ■ — An arrest was made yesterday of a man near Bellevue, who was taken to Lafayette to answer to the charge of assault and buttery. No particulars. Delay« are Dangerou«. You aay, well 'tis only a elight cold, look out, it may lead to an inflamma tion of the lining of the numerous air cells of the Lung«, this is Pneumonia; or to Spasmodic contractions of the Abers of the air passages, which is Asthma ; or the inflammation of the lining membrane of the throat and tu^es which pass through the Lungs, which in. the first stage is called Bron chitis, and may lead to coneuniption. Qa,nta Abie is delicious ip flavor, cer tain and perfect in its requite. A few doses will Relieve, a thorough treat ment cure the above named diseases. Every bottle warranted by Rogers 4