The Daily Reporter,
YAMHILL REPORTER PUBLISHING CO.
MeMinnville, Or.
July 22. 1887
CITY
Four (4) bars Savon soap for
25c at C. Grissen’s.
Dr. J. Gilbert will lecture at
Grange hall Monday night.
The alley back of the bank
has been thoroughly cleaned up.
Come and see us and leave
your name for the daily R e -
PORTER.
W. J. Wilson won’t sell any
more horses in Yamhill for
some time to come.
Dr. W. A. Wise, the popular
dent ist of Amity, was in the city
this morning, and made tliu of­
fice a call.
A civil engineer has discover­
ed that there are over six
hundred different shapes to
pears. When any one describes
anything as “pear-shaped,” he
is certainly giving a pretty wild
description.
S. A. Manning left this morn­
ing for Yaquina.
It is likely
Mr. M. will open a branch
store at that point.
The GAR boys wish to return
thanks to all who so generously
assisted them at the drummer
boy entertainment.
Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Apperson,
its. Chas. Cook, Mrs. Clark and
Miss Judy favored this office
with a pleasant call yesterday.
Bishop A Kay have their win­
dow full of straw and summer
hats that can be bought at your
own price. Don’t fail to see
them.
Abe Blackburn, of Carlton,
has been arrested as the leader
of the mob that lynched Kelty.
We await developments before
further comments.
Fred E. Raymond of Gaston,
will act as our agent at that
place. Mr. Raymond is so well
known that a further introduc­
tion is unnecessary.
Dr. Gilbert the eminent phys­
iognomist and antlieropologist,
will commence a course of amus­
ing and instructive scientific
lectures, at Grange hall Monday
evening. Admission free.
Not a particle of calomel, nor
any other deleterious substance
enters into the composition of
Ayer’s Pills.
On the contrary,
this medicine is carefully com­
pounded from the curative prop­
erties of purely vegetable sub­
stances. Try it.
To-day we present to our
readers the advertisment of
Friends Pacific Aendenit at
Newberg. Oi egon. It is now so
thoroughly t stablished that its
future is i inusually brilliant.
Write for atalogue and learn
the advaniages >>f the in-titu-
tion
If you w ish to restori the
bloom to you r wasted cheek, and
so improve vo’ir health that
plumpue«« md strength will
succeed ema<nation ami debility,
purify vour blood with Ayer’s,
Sarsaparilla This remedy will
benefit you more surely and
.speedily than any other.
POPULAR
As Seen by Other Eyes.
Looking from the car window
as the train winds around the
hills between Yamhill and Mc­
Minnville, only this thought
finds words : Surely nature has
done her part towards making
her fields and people rich,
Lo-
cation is picturesque.
This small town, slumbering
in this rich valley seems to be the
prettiest between Portland and
Yaquina bay. The people are
kind and well-disposed; houses
painted; public buildings in good
order. If there is one thing
needed more than another, it is
a little attention to details, to
small things that the Yankee
sees at a glace. I miss the well-
arranged kitchen, gardens, How-
er-beds, clean show windows.
The only answer for the reason
of this is “No time.” This is a
great country for wheat. But
what that has to do with the
time of the villagers I cannot
understand. May be the philos­
opher of the village is correct.
If he wait till winter he wiil not
want any greens, and the rainy
season, which never fails, will
clean windows.
T ransient .
OREGON
ROUTES.
DEVELOPMENT
CO.
First class steamship line between Yaquina
and San Franoisco connecting at Yaquina
with the trains of the Oregon Paoific Rail­
road oompany.
SAILING DATES.
FBOM YAQUINA.
Eastern Oregon
Willamette Valley
Eastern Oregon ......
Willamette Valley
Eastern Oregon
Willamette Valley....
Wednesday, July 6
...Tuesday July 12
..Tuesday, July 10
.Sunday, July 24
Friday, July 29
Friday, Aug 28
STOCK
LARGE
FBOM SAN FRANCISCO.
. Wednesday, June 29
Eastern Oregon
Willamette Valley.
.Tuesday July 5
... .Monday, July 11
Eastern Oregon....
Willamette Valley ..
Sunday, July 17
.... Saturday, July 23
Eastern Oregon
Saturday, July 80
Willamette Valley
The Company reserves the right to change
steamers or sailing dates.
8. B. TOBY, Gen. F. & P. Agt.
304 Montgomery St. San Francisco Cal.
Of Drugs, Medicines, School Book, Station­
ary, etc., because every one knows that we
have the largest and best stock in the Coun­
ty, and a
COMPARISON OF PRICES.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
225 MILES SHORTER, Will convince you that wo are selling’
20 HOURS LESS TIME.
Accommodations unsurpassed for oomfort
and safety. Fares and Freights via Ya­
quina and the Oregon Development Co's.
Steamships MUCH LESS than by any other
route between all pointsill Willamette valley
and Sait Francisoo.
Drugs Medicines, School Books, Stat ionary,
Combs, Brushes, Sponges, etc.
LOWER
AT
DULY PA-SEXUEB TBAINS.
(Except Sundays.)
Leaves Yaquina
6:20 a. in.
Arrive Corva llis
...
10:88 a. nr.
Arrive Albany
11:20 a. m.
Leave Albany
12:40 p.
Arrive < orvallis........
1:22 p. m.
Arrive Yaquinrt
.. 5:45 p. ui.
O. A C. trains connect at Albany and Cor­
vallis. Fares, between Corvallis and San
Francisoo. Rail ai d Cabin, $11; ltail and
Steerage, $9.88,
Fares between Albany and San Francisco,
Rail A Cabin 814.45. Rail A Steerage $10.3'1.
W m .H. HOAG.
CHAS.
HOGUE,
Gen. Manager. Acting G. F. <t P. Agt.
Corvallis, Oregon
The undersigned has not the
largest stock of harvest machine
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
oils in tlie world, but has got
VIA
some castor oil.
The Oregon and California R. R.
Castor machine oil.
And Connections.
Tlie -’ll. Minstu Houle,
Lard oi^.
Close connections made at Ashland with
Challenge machine oil.
stages of the California, Oregon and Idaho
stage company.
Col.l Test lubricating oil.
Only 20 miles staging. Time between Port­
land and t an Francisco 39 hours.
V est Virginia oil.
California Express Train- run
I>a i I y
Skidgate oil.
BETWEIA' POliTLVNDA ASHLAND
Rhode Island axle oil.
ABBIVE.
LEAVE.
Neats foot and sweet oil.
Portland__ 1 4:i»O p . m .| Ashland........ 8:3* » â . m .
5:49 r. M. I Portland.... 10:40 A. ti.
And if those in need of oils Ashland.. . Local
Passenger.
will call, will be pleased to make
(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
you price on same by the case,
ABBIVE.
LEAVE.
|
Portland.... WO a . «. Eugene.. ... 2:40 P.
can or gallon, and if you don’t Eugene
...,9:00 a . m .'Portland .......... 3:45 p.
buy, it may assist you in getting
Pullman Buffet Sleepers,
cheap oil elsewhere.
daily between Portland and Ashland.
A. J. A pperson . The O. <fc C. R. R. Ferry makes connection
with all the regular trains on the east side
division from foot of F street.
Hotel Arrivals.
t blow very niiicli about our
West Side Division.
HET. POKTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mail Traill.
Than any firm In Yamhill County.
When yon are lit McMinnville come and
look over bur stock and find out our prices.
Next door to First National Bank.
RODERSI
TO®®,.
f
DRUGGISTS«
OWED
F. w. Redmona s
THE BOOSTER.
This is because he squeezes it so hard
to get the small profit lie
asks.
How dear to my Lenrt is the elegant rooBter,
(»Id Public Opinion we all know so well.
Who lifts up his voice when people are tickl’d,
And crows when his 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 crowing
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.
To counteract the effects of dull trade
Then hurrah for the rooster
The bouncing old rooster
lie has a complete new stock at
The jolly old rooster with tidings to tell.
figures which make them jump.
Desperate Means Re
quire Desperate
Measures.
Foilowing were the guests at Cook's hotel
July 21,1387:
(.DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
J Gould
New il York
ABBIVE.
LEAVE.
H W Vanderbilt
Portland... 7:30 a . m . McM’nville. 10:12 a . M.
Dr A < ouvert
Carlton
Corvallis..
.12:25 p. M.
MoM'nville
10:13
a
.
m
.
•Jno < Fair and wife City
Corvallis... 1:30 p . m . McM'nville. 3:43 p. M.
G W Kauffman
McM’nville 3:44 p. M. Portland.. . 6:15 p . m .
J E Holiunn
Bellview
At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains
R S Allen
< ity
of the Oregon Paoific R. R.
David James
Willamina
¿^"That people are please with the
<c
Rheinhart Kleindinst
Express Train.
Call and price this stock before mak
prices and goods sold by
K M Donovan
Portland
(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
ing purchases.
S W Baker
Albina
ARRIVE.
LEAVE.
A A W hitney
Portland
Portland....
4
A0
p.
M.
McM
’
nville..«:'*'P.
M.
n
Chas Hendrixson
McM’nville .5:45 A. it. Portland ... .9:0" A. M. The past year, is an established fact,
C E Magers
City
as they all
E. P ROGERS,
Jas S Flette
Nestucca
R. KOEHLER.
G.F.4P. Agent. CROW OVER TIIEIR SUCCESS
Manager.
BISHOP & KAY
Cheap Pasturage.
My pasture on Wapato lake will bo
ready on June 10th. Plenty of green
grass, fresh running water, and shade
all summer. Horse«, sixty cents a
month cattle, forty cents ; hogs, one
dollar for the season. No scrub bulls,
old stags, breachy or diseased stock
received.
J. GASTON.
The R eporter is the liveliest,
the best ami newsiest paper in
the valley. Come in and see it ;
come and get acquainted and
put your name on our subscrip­
tion list, that is constantly grow-
Of the past year, and now flock in to
inspect the new spring styles.
g^T'i'he doors are open ; no price
for admission Come right along.
BISHOP & KAY.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Nibbs & Berge-
vine, is, by mutual consent, this day dis­
solved. G. D. Nibbs retiring. All bills due
said NibbaA: Bergevine will be paid to Berge -
vine, who will also set’le all claims against
said firm.
N ibbs * B ekoevine .
June 27. 1887.
New Firm. New Goods, New Prices
Timothy Hay.
Successors to Baxter <fc Martin,)
Parties desiring to purch. - first-
class timothy hay, at reasonable rates,
can be accommodated by addressing
Soper Bros, at Willamina. T1 -
portunity will not last forever.
W. T. BAXTER.
J. O. KOGERS.
This space reserved for
R. B. HIBI3Ç,
MERCHANT TAILOR
At the New Store of
BANTER & ROGERS
Third street. Mo? uaville, Oregon
ta F amily S roceres .
SAMUEL GOFF
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Notice to Farmers.
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Moored Hair Invigorator may be
found on gale at C. H. Fleming’s bar*
ber shop. Sample bottles free.
Family Grocery Store.
t
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Z*resh Fruit and Vegetables tn Season,
aût
G ivi * us- a call, inspect our
will en tarantee prices to suit vou.
Late of l.<dep>
E. L
third Street. MoMinnville, Grego:
g pure!:used the
TEAMI* 1XI> TRICKS
J. Harv. Henderson
iccessor to L. KO'1'
Dealer in
À
CluaraBtec Satiat
To all who favor him with thJ
He •'IH keep a wagon speciali
All
Fresh
Ssels,
Srocsriss,
Fleur,
Saws,
and
delivery of pamela, trunks f
^W*?1.50 in advance! for the Reporter for
the accomodation of the r«1
1887, means just what it says—nr adv ' ncx .
Glass-rare and Crockery.
at the stable will be promp'
FSfGoode delivered to purchasers in the flity
Not a month after the beginning.