The daily reporter. (McMinnville, Or.) 1886-1887, March 25, 1887, Image 2

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Th» Daily Reporter,
NEW TO-DAY
she will at once start for this one cheering announcement,.
coast, and form a tri weekly line And Grover Cleveland can’t veto
D. C. IRELAND <fc CO. PUBLISHERS.
between San Francisco and Ya- it.
NEW SPRING
quina.
Parker Allison and wife ar­
Nubecription Kate*.
The longshoremen of New York rived from Canada on Friday
By Carrier per week.......................... 10 cents
have recently passed through a last, and will spend the summer
< Payable on Saturday.)
Single Copy....................................... 2 “
By Mail 10 cents ¡»er Month (In Advance.) most unpleasant and most costly at least visiting with John Alli­
experience, they and the coa son’s at Wheatland. They may
GOODS
■titles for Ad vert ioiuff
handlers having suffered between possibly remain in Oregon, if a
Will be made satisfactory to all applicants.
them, an actual loss of wages ex­ suitably located farm can be se-
McMinnville, Or. - - Meh. 25, 1887 ceeding in the aggregate two cured at a reasonable price.
million dollars, and very many Col. Dan Lamont says Dr.
During the winter stock has of them have suffered the further Sowers was a little too previous
AT
suffered more severely from the and greater individual loss of about Cleveland’s health. He
elements than during any form­ their former places on the piers weighs less than when he came
er one. The blizzards in Da­ and wharves and in warehouses. to the White house and takes
kota and Montana have been un­ Since annexation was killed ample exercise. He does not
usually fierce, and drifting snows the Moscow Mirror wants a new walk about the city, but he does
have at different times greatly territory created out of North in the country. Sowers does
obstructed trains.
Idaho and that part of Wash- not know the president.
The country lad, who is train­ ington lying north of Snake Negotiations for the transfer
ed to simple ways and homely river and east of the Columbia. of the OCR to the SPR, which
CALL
virtues, and who learns what a That is a scheme as is a scheme. have just been completed, have
dollar is worth by actually earn­ The Olympia Standard rejoices been going on for over three
ing it under the law of impera­ because Cleveland killed the an­ years. The Oregonian says this
tive necessity, has a tremendous nexation bill, The reason is is a very important announce­
advantage over the town boy.
obvious. Had the bill became ment to Oregon, for though it
AND SEE THEM.
The anarchists of Chicago seem a law Olympia would have lost has been known for a long time
determined to have their con­ the capital.
that the negotiation was under BOOTS i SHOES
demned friends hanged if possi­ A paper published in the way, and news of the consuma-
ble ; for the presistent truculence Coeur d’Alene mines, says snow tion has therefore been some­
with which they avow their hos­ at the head of Alder gulch, visi­ what discounted, yet these things
tility to law, government, and ble from main street of Murray, can never be considered as cer­
society must have some effect in must be from 50 to 100 feet deep tain of accomplishment till posi­
preventing pardon or clemency. in drift places, as huge trees are tive announcement thereof is
Hear ye, people of Yamhill county. I win
sell my fine stock of BOOTS and SHOES»
The Columbia fishermen’s buried from sight to the very made.
now on hand at ten per oent discount, ana
my
protective union has issued a tops. One man who investigated
circular warning all strangers to as elosely as possible, says that
Large, New and Ele­
on
the
west
side
of
the
gulch
the
gant Stock
keep away from the fishing
OWED
That
is
en
route, will be sold at a profit oi
depth
of
the
snow
is
evengeater
grounds on the lower Columbia
ten per cent. There is
during the coming season for the than 100 feet, from which it ap­
ONLY
One BOOT and SHOE store in McMinnville
reason that there are men enough pears that truth is even stranger
where you can get vour moneys worth, and
that is at Deilschoeider’s. Come and see me.
to man the boats with union fish­ than Baron Munchausen.
Next door to Yamhill County bank.
Jeannie Winston’s engage­
F. DEILSCHNEIDEK
ermen.
ment with the Pyke company
It is rumored that Endicott,
R. B. HIBBS,
extends to April 9th, and then
secretary of war, will soon re­
she proceeds to Baltimore, where
sign. From all accounts in re­ she begins a summer engagment
gard to him, it is a pity he did May 16th, at the Academy of
Third St., McMinnville, Or.
not think of it before, He is
Music. Miss Winston has been
o-
said to be so exclusively aristo­ delighted with her slope tour,
cratic that he disdains this < lirty which has been a very prosper­
Is still adding to his large and welt
planet and all its vile contents,
ous one. In Carson and Virginia THE ROOSTER. selected stock of patterns for spring
including the people.
city she was the recipient of con­ How dear to nay heart is the elegant rooster,
»Id Public Opinion we all know so well,
and summer wear.
It is not altogether clear that siderable social attention from < Who
lifts up his voioe when people are tickl’d,
Newfoundland can whip Great the elite of both cities, includ­ And orows when his tidings are joyful to tell.
---- -o-----
The dooster the booster
Britain, but if she wants help ing a dinner given in her honor
The bouncing old rooster
Suits made to order at lowest living
The jolly old rooster with tidings to tell.
she is very likely to get it. Iler by the governor.
Now lately this rooster has taken to crowing
rates.
In favor of us and the goods that we sell.
memorial to the crown bears a
There has been a generous ri­ Our
trade is increasing and daily increasing
very striking resemblance to one valry in Washington society Due to the public opinion 1 know very well.
Then hurrah for the rooster
issued by a certain thirteen col­ this winter between the daugh­
The bouncing old rooster
The jolly old rooster with tidings to tell.
onies something more than a ters of the two Oregon senators.
century and a decade ago.
Miss Mitchell has been noted ^•^That people are please with the
prices and goods sold by
'rhe OPR. Co. are having an­ for her beautiful face, and Miss
E. W. ALLEN.
other steamer built, in addition Dolph for the symmetry of her
(Successor to H. Hanson.)
BISHOP Ac KAY
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la
to the Eastern Oregon and the figure. Which one has the great­
The past year, js an established fact, Farm, Garden. Flower and Tree Seeds
Willamette Valiev, already men- est personal charms is still an
as they all
—ALSO—
tioned. The new boat is an iron open question. As the Telegram CROW OVER THEIR SUCCESS
Fruil, Stade aid ornameital Trees, Gardea aii
steamer of 3000 tons burden, and suggests: In the midst of gen- ( Of the past year, and now flock in to
Orchard Tools, Etc.
inspect the new spring styles.
will have all modern improve­ eral disappointment over the
Send for Catalogue.
The doors are open ; no price
171 Front Street, Portland, Oregon,
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ments. They expect to have her treatment our state has received for
admission. Come right along.
fc^WFor sale in McMinnville by Charles
completed by September 1, when at the national capital, here is
BISHOP A KAY. Orieoen.
F W. Redmoni’s.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Give Him A Call
SEEDS.
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