i t DAILY EVENING REPORTER. VOL. II. NO. 63. Th© Reporter. M c M innville , O regon , T hursday , march n, 1887. CITY PRICE TWO CENT8. A. Stinet & Co. Telegram. Another lot of B. B. pictures A. Stinet, of Corvallis, adver at Price’s gallery. The new piano for the Opera tised a short time ago that he would prosecute any man who house, has arrived. D. C. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. Link Gortner left yesterday, furnished him with whisky. It ». C. IRELAND A Co., for Winlock, W. T., where he seems that he did not put saloon PLBLISHEKS. has received a situation in a saw keepers on the defensive quite soon enough, as the Benton MCMINNVILLE . - OHEOON mill. T h » D aili K mpostkb is issued every day Mr. W L. Bodie, whose funer Leader says his family, a wife in the week exoept Sundays, and is delivered and four helpless children, are in the aity at 10 oents per week. By mail, 40 al took place yesterday afternoon, oente per month in advanoe. Rates for ad at Carlton, was attended by a to be turned into the street, he vertising same as for T h » W exblx R epobteb . delegation of Masons and Grand having failed for a number of months to pay the rent of the Fine Book and Job Printers, Army men, from this place. roof that shelters them, a matter We beg leave to announoe to the public The body was interred at North of $2.50 per month. For the ab that we have just added a large stock of new Yamhill. novelties to our business, and make a special J. J. Collard’s heavy truck ject misery of such a case as this ty of Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Business Cards, Ladies’ Calling broke down this morning, with there is no possible remedy in Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs) Pro in a few feet of this office. It is law. The enactment of a law grammes, Posters, and all descriptions of work. Terms favorable. Call and be con supposed that Mr. Collard felt that would put such men to work vinced. D. C. IRELAND CO. badly for the poor editor, know under the surveillance of proper ing news was scarce, and so en authorities for the benefit of the DOCTORS state or county, and give of his deavored to help him out. LITTLEFIELD & CALBREATH, M. U. Gortner has accepted a earning for the support and edu position for a large wholesale cation of his children, might be Offioe over Braly’s Bank. McMinnville, - - Oregon. house in Portland, as a commer beneficial, but it would interfere cial traveler. Mr. G. is well with that glorious principle of Dr. H. J. MIMTUOBN. and favorably known in western “personal liberty,” concerning Physician and Obstetrican, Oregon, and we bespeak success which none make so loud an ITewberg, Or. for him in this new undertaking. outcry as those who are totally We are indebted to Mrs. A. J. incapable of using it judiciously. Eight years' experience in civil practice, •and three years in government servioe as Apperson and Mrs. B. F. Fuller, physician and surgeon. Medion 1 Graduate Last night Mr. and Mrs. D. of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, for a plate of excellent taffy and Pa., also of Iowa State University. A. Wallace stopped at B. F. Ful a basket of splendid winter ap lers, where twenty-two of their DR. I. C. TAYLOR. ples. The ladies know what the relatives gathered and gave them -------- o-------- printers like. a genuine surprise. Apples, Late of New Orleans, La.. The City Gro y Astore of pop corn and taffy were enjoyed Piles and Fistula a Spe Baxter & Rogers ty place to and a pleasant evening was ciality. Consultation replenish your rardZ-. tirée. ."Wo Cure They spent. All wishing them a Ao Pay. are selling only fresh groceries pleasant trip to Michigan, the Offioe with H. V. V. Johnson, M. D., and these at bed rock prices. land of their birth, also a safe McMinnrille, Oregon. Give them a trial order. return home. They left to-day a. W. OOUCHEB. E. E. OOUCHEB. Joggles read yesterday of a on the morning train. They Coucher & Coucher. wash out caused by the rain, delayed going one day waiting ................. » But he says there was a wash for parties from Corvallis to ac PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. M c M innville .... O regon . outlast Monday, caused by there company them. being no rain that day. It was Office and residenoe, oomer of Third and Card of Thanks. the wash out the clothes line in D. streets, next to the postoffioe. the back yard, which the week C arlton , Meh., 17, 1887. before had to be hung in the The family and relatives of wood shed. the late William C. Bodie wish Hair Cutting, ^having and Kfean pooing Parlor. The Portland Democrat says to thank the citizens of this for the extreme kindness 15c »HAVING 16c. that Gov. Pennoyer has conclud place shown them in their hours of af ed not to stand on technicalites, fliction and bereavement. They C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. but to confirm if necessary the also extend their sincere thanks (Suopeator to A. 0. Wyndham.) election of the three republican to the members of the G. A. R. Ladies and ohildren's work a specialty, fFl have just added to my parlor the fish commissioners who were of McMinnville and North Yam stock of cigars ever in this I largest .. ' and “ finest .................... city. Try them. elected by the legislature on the hill for their kindness and at tendance in paying the last trib last day of the session, and be ute to a departed husband, Mrs. M. Shadden fore the law was approved by the father and comrade. governor or in force at all. He Fashionable Dressmaker, will, if desired, issue commissions Miss Bello Johnson, teacher of music in McMinnville and at McMinnville t^The Taylor System of Cotting and Fit to them and in this way confirm college. Residence corner of Second ting employed. and C Streets. B street, bet. 2d and 3d, McMinnville. Or. their defective title. Entered in the Postoffioe at MoMinnville for Transmission Through the Mails as Sec ond Class Matter. ---------- o---------- MfcXi B l — ' » «tei Nearly every railroad com pany is now experimenting with patent car heaters. Before an other winter appears the death dealing stow should be perma nently side tracked. A Cleveland lawyer made such an eloquent address to the jury in a murder case that he set not only the court,, jury and specta tors to crying, but actually wept himself. At sight of him in tears a few women fainted away and one man bad an epileptic fit. • Joseph Smith of Portland, made friends in this city a hur ried visit, leaving for home yes terday. Jo. is one of the best men alive, and whenever a sub stantial structure was needed in the works of the old Oregon Steam Navigation company, and later on for years, he was called to superintend its construction. “How styles have changed since I was a girl,” writes an old lady to the Louisville Post, “when I was young,” she con tinues, “we used to wear our dresses up* to the neck, and gloves with only one<. button. Now they wear gloves up to the neck, and only one button on the dress. I don’t see how a woman can retain her modesty or be innately refined if she goes in the ^presence of men bare nearly to the waist. Such cos tumes may be all very well for the ballet and for prize ring fighters, but it is demoralizing for young women. My time is nearly up, but I really would like to come back into this world in sixty or seventy years from now, just to see how women will dress. If they keep on reduoing the ex tent of their clothes at the same rate they have in tho last half century, they won’t have much of anything on by that time.” -------------------------- ■ I I Quarterly meeting services will be held at the M. E. church on Saturday and Sunday next, March 19 and 20 by Rev. M. C. Wire, of Salem, Ore. services at 2 p. m. Saturday; services also at 7 p. m. Preaching* by Mr. Wire. The usualquarterly.meet ing services on Sunday. Mr Wire -is a stranger tothopeoplo of Mc Minnville. He is an able preach er. All are cordially invited to attend these services. H. P. S atchwell . . «te «cMinnvilu.j