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H » 1 * J — DAILY EVENING REPORTER. * . • * VOL. II. NO. 55 ___ .___ ... ' «I I I • -JI '• 4 4 M c M innville . O regon , T uesday , - The Daily Reporter, I ' * '• ■’ MARCH 8. 1887. « PRICE TWO CENTS. ... CITY CORRESPONDENCE. Interesting exercises will bo held at the public school Friday LaFayette. Choral Union meet at Dr. Entered in the Postoffice at McMinnville for p. m. in Miss Martin’s room. Transmission Through the Mails as Sec Galbreath’s this evening. Mr. Young has resumed his Miss Marks classes will join Miss ond Class Matter. A fine sto f all duties in the school room this Martin. Miss Eva Cook will ----------o--------- on Æ styles just oi D. C. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. week. The pupils in that de give a recitation, Mrs. Loughary Kay. * partment are glad to be at work an address, etc. All are invited. ». C. IKFLAX» & Co., Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wallace again. PUBLISHERS. Two of the timber causes on are preparing for atrip to Mich The annual school meeting trial in the United States court ncMniXVILLE - - OREGON igan next month. was held to-day, resulting in the have been cut down from $79,- T he D aily R eporter is issued every day Apperson’s cloth /i/ a SU election of P. P. Gates as director in the week except Sundays, and is delivered perb stock, just opei 'D yall and and D. V. Olds as clerk. It was 500 to $3000. The causes estab in the city at 10 cents per week. By mail, 40 lish the fact that if the parties cents per month in advanoe. Rates for ad inspect the goods. decided that we have a nine acted in good faith, as they allege, vertising same as for T he W eekly R eporter . Apperson’s store is now illu months school this coming year, they were not liable for any more Fine Book »nd Job Printers. minated by a most magnificent and a tax was voted for that pur lectric pose, and also for incidental ex than the value of the timber in We beg leave to announce to the public lamp. Equal to the the standing tree. that we have just added a large stock of new light. pellees. Bishop it Kay have < ik taed novelties to our business, and make a special The National Republican is A dime socj&ble w^s held in ty of Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Note Heads, in their show window le feest Statements, Business Cards, Ladies' Calling the only paper published which Old’s Hall on last Thursday even and largest assorted lin fine Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs) Pro we are offering this year with ing. A jolly good time was had grammes, Posters, and all descriptions of by all. Such games as “drop the shoes ever brought to g s city. work. Terms favorable. Call and be con the Reporter. vinced. D. C. IRELAND & CO. Mr. Barnekoff has purchased handkerchief,” “weevilly wheat”, They have just received them the Russ property, corner of “King Williams,” etc., etc., were direct from the manufactory in doctors First and I streets, and will soon freely indulged in by old and the east. They only ask you to LITTLEFIELD & CALBREATH. move into town. young. About ten dollars were call and examine these goods for Considerable drift was lodged realized, which will be appropri yourself. Offioe over Braly’s Bank. The inter-state commerce bill yesterday, ated toward buying street lamps yietliiiu ville. ... Oregon. against the bridge places it out of tho question for but was removed without dam for the town. Dr. II. J. niYTHOKX. The Drama “Louva, the pau the NPR to contemplate the age, by Supervisor Austin. Pictures of the Broom Brigade per” was played on Saturday further extention of their lines; Physician and Obstetrican, were first taken by the artist evening to a crowded house. It the law stopped their intentions Newberg, Or. Price; now they are “taken” at is an excellent piece, although entirely, as far as further build Eight years’ experience in civil practice, with too sad an ending. The ing to Astoria was concerned, and three years in government service as sight by all who can get them. physician and surgeon. Medical Graduate Hon. M. B. Hendrick of majority of people like stories or and until its clauses and sections of Jefferson Medical CMlege, Philadelphia, Pa., also of Iowa Stat* University. Wheatland, was in town yester dramas best that always “turn are interpreted by the commis day, and attended a meeting of out” all right, and the death of sioners it is a problem as to what DR. I. C. TAYLOR, the board of trade last evening. “Louva,” in the last act, was not, would be required of the rail -------- o-------- As Dr. Haynes of North Yam to an appreciative and sympa roads of the country. “At pres Late of New Orleans, La., Piles and Fistula a Spe hill says : “A man can live in thetic audience, a satisfactory ent it looks as if the burden ciality. Consultation a log house, but he will not; after ending. The acting, by all the would fall heaviest on people free. Xo Cure he gets able to build a better resi characters, was exceptionally west of the Rocky mountains.” Xo Pay. dence.” good. We have not heard what Says Gen. Anderson, and so sav Offioe with H. V. V. Johnson. M. D., Senator Mitchell will leave amount was realized, but it must we. McMinnville, Oregon. Washington immediately on the have been a good sum, from the We can furnisl bu , for 25 eta. G. W. GOUCHER. E. E. GOUCHER. audience. The proceeds will be adjournment of congress to argue a complete poulb manual. The Coucher & Goucher. a case before the supreme court used to buy an organ for the new following subjuu s are treated : church. S elina . of this state. PHYSICIAN8 AND SURGEONS. About eggs for hatching, chicks Minnesota has made an ad just out of the shell, growing M c M innville .... O regon . Dr. W. D. Baker of Astoria, Dr. and Mrs. Boyd of Golden- vance in dealing with the liquor fowls, feeding, diseases, gapes, Offioe and residence, corner of Third and D. streets, next to the postoffioe. dale, and Milton and Mrs. Baker question. Both branches of the lime cure for gapes, roup, cholera, of Dayton, Washington terri legislature passed a bill making prevention for cholera, scurvy tory, were summoned to this the minimum license or tax for leg, pip, lice, other diseases, hen Hair Cutting, hhaving and «bam. city in consequence of the death selling liquors at retail $1000 per neries, yard, fences, wire, net of Hon. John G. Baker. annum in all the cities of the ting, etc., the different breeds and pooing Parlor. It was not possible for us to state having over 10,000 inhabi their difference, vocabulary of 15c SHAVING 15c. get around to all places last even tants, and $500 per annum in all technical terms, Robert and C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. ing, where our presence was re cities having less than 10,000. Anna Deans on profitable poul (Snocessor to A. C. Wyndham.) quired, and the open temper The governor will undoubtedly try raising, given in romance. Ladies and children’s work a specialty. <V*1 have jast added to my parlor the ance meeting adjourned before sign the bill. The Pioneer-I’ress The little book is highly recom largest and finest stock of cigars ever in this we reached there. We hear how says that complete enforcement oitv. Try them.________________________ mended and is no doubt worth ever, that the audience was a of the law will reduce the num 10 times its cost. Mrs. M. Sliadden. packed one, delighted to the ex ber of saloons in Minnesota fully treme of hilarity by a splendid one-half, and it believes the law Advcrtrament«, etc., intended for Fashionable Dressmaker. programme.’ Chief among the will be enforced quite as easily publication in The Weekly Reporter must be handed in Tuesday morning. EF"The Taylor System of Cutting and Fit pieces was Prof. Crawford’s Pro as similar laws in Nebraska and We cannot in future deviate from thia ting employed. rule. Missouri. B street, bet 2d and 4d, MaMinnvilte. Or. hibition jubilee song. ^^McMinnville I C * I IN I I