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McMinnville, Or.
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- Meh. 23, 1887
Will You do it? When?
The people of Columbia county
Washington territory are show
ing considerable enterprise in
joining together, and selecting a
number of their ablest writers to
write up a pamphlet, setting
forth the resources and advan
tages of that section for home
seekers, to be printed with illus
trations. It is time that Yamhill
county was moving in the same
direction. We ought to prepare
a pamphlet, setting forth the ex
tent of our region, population,
agricultural and grazing lands,
water-power, natural resources of
every kind; railroads, schools,
churches,societies, health, weath
er und climate reports, newspa
pers, business agencies, etc., and
supply them to incoming immi
grants, to induce them to look
here for (hemselves, when they
will certainly find better locations
for the price asked them then in
any other county in Oregon. It
seem» to us that this movement
should obtain the support of
every business man, farmer,
merchant and laboring man who
felt an interest in his own future
prosperity.
McMinnville College Notes.
NEW TO-DAY.
Now that pleasant weather has
come, it seems very hard to the
ordinary student to be confined
in the school room.
Prof. Crawfor went to Port
land o’’ 'as' Thursday. His du
ties in t c school room were per
formed bv Mr. J. F. Clark.
Miss Ollie Brown, a former
student, visited the school Mon
day.
Mr. Eldon Antrim, who at
tended school during the winter,
is going to teach in Poll county.
Mr. Jas. Shank is another
who goes to swell the list of stu
dents who have qui* school.
The boys now have a good
stock of ball bats, which they
received a few days ago. The
good weather gives them a good
chance to practice.
Philergian Society was quite
well attended last Saturday even
ing. Several visitors were pres
ent At the business meeting
some important business was
transacted, a committee being
appointed to secure a speaker
for commencment; also to see
if arrangements can be made
for having a public meeting of
the society.
T om B ericht .
OWED TO
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW
SPRING
GOODS
AT
THE ROOSTER.
How dear to my heart is the elegant rooster,
Old Publio Opinion we all know so well,
Who lifts up his voice when people are tickl’d,
And crows when bis tidings are joyful to tell.
The dooster the booster
The bouncing old rooster
The jolly old rooster with tidings to tell.
Now lately this rooster has taken to orowing
In favor of us and the goods that we sell.
Our trade is increasing and daily increasing
Due to the public opinion I know very well.
Then hurrah for the rooster
The bouncing old rooster
The jolly old rooster with tidings to tell.
g^tfF’That people are please with the
prices and goods sold by
BISHOP & KAY
The past year, is an established fact,
as they all
CROW OVER THEIR SUCCESS
Of the past year, and now Hock in to
inspect the new spring styles.
£^"The doors are open ; no price
for admission. Come right along.
BISHOP dt KAY.
F. W. Redmond’s.
CALL
AND SEE THEM.
BOOTS I SHOES
Hear ye, people of Yamhill county. I will
It is not true that Mr. Adams,
sell my fine stock of BOOTS and SHOES
GARRISON
president of the (J PR, approves
now on hand at ten per oent discount, and
my
the interstate commerce bill, or
Large, New and Ele
that he considers the long and
gant Stock
short haul provision just. He
March 24th, 1887.
That is en route, will be sold at
profit of
ten per cent. There is
is glad the pass system is abol
ONLY
ished, but thinks the prohibi
One BOOT and SH< >E store in McMinnville
where you can get your moneys worth, and
tion of pooling a gross error. He
that is at Deilschneider’s. Come and see me.
Next door to Yamhill County bank.
will give the law a trial, simply
F. DELLSCHNEIDEK
because he is obliged to. This
The Great Musical Comedy
R. B. HIBBS,
and nothing more. In the work
of readjusting the relations of
Mr. W. S. Ladd yesterday
MERCHANT TAILOR,
the various roads to each other
morning received a package of
Third St., MoM inn ville, Or.
neat prints from his Hazel fern under these new and uncertain
conditions,
there is necessarily a
farm, back of east Portland,
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which had been made from the good deal of friction. The dis
Is still adding to his large and well
morning’s milking of his band position to recognize the law is
a
noticable
feature
of
the
situa
of Jerseys, and which was churn
selected stock of patterns for spring
ed, washed, salted and made into tion, and many important lines
and summer wear.
prints and in the wagon on its have followed the Pennsylvania’s
way to town within an hour and lead in giving notice that special
With the Popular Comedians
a half from the time the milk rate agreements will be abrogat
Suits made to order at lowest living
ed
as
soon
as
the
law
becomes
was taken from the cows. This
rates.
would have been an utter im operative. At the same time
the law exhibits its influence
possibility a few years ago but
Give Him A Call.
—AND—
now by the aid of separators even beyond our holders, as is
driven by steam and other labor-1 shown in the announcement by
saving machines the cream is Canadian Pacitie that all through
E. W. ALLEN.
whirled out of the milk and jug-1 rates from points on its line to
—Supported by—
points
on
American
soil
will
be
(Successor to H..Hanson.)
gled into giltedge butter before
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
revised, ami all special agree
it has fairly got cold.
Farm. Garden. Flower and Tree Seeds
ments regarding them canceled,
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ARTISTS
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The Silverton Appeal is en when the law goes into effect.
Fnit, Shade and Ornamental Trees. Garden aid
larged to twenty-eight columns, Advertisinents, etc., intended for
Orchard Tools, Etc.
according to promise, and chock- publication in The Weekly Reporter Secure your Reserved Seats
Send for Catologue.
be handed in Tuesday morning.
at Rogers & Todd’s
171 Front Street, Portland, Oregon.
full of news. Bro. Guild is a must
We cannot in future deviate from this
I-jF“For sale in MoMinnvill« by Charles
rustler from wav back.
Drug Store.
rule.
Grissen.
OPERA HOUSE
One Night Only.
Fun on the Bristol
Widow O’Brien,
HARRY BROWN
Jas. T. KELLY, J SEEDS.
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