A CARD
NOTICE.
The Grand Lodge I. O. G. T. of Ore
gon held an interesting session at As
U. S. Land Office, Oregon City, |
toria last week, a large representation
Oregon, June 8, 1883*. I
of delegates being present. The fol Complaint having been entered at thia Office
MclCNNViLLE, OREGON. JVNÏ 28,1883.
by George C. Belt against Murk Morris for
lowing persons were elected office! -, for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 4375,
the ensuing year: G. XV. (’. T., Dr. dated April 23, 1881» upon the S j of NE | A'
retuosipbctive - phospbctive . Jessup; G.
W. C. King; G. VV. V. N a of SE j Section 4. Township 2 8, R 5 W,
in Yamhill County. Oregon, with a view to the
T., Mrs. Hoxter; G. S., J. E. Houston; cancellation
of said entry ; the said parties are
A wav Iwu k in Ben Holladay's palmy G. T., Lambert.
hereby summoned to appear before J. E. Mag
ers,
Notary
Public
al McMinnville, Yamhill
days in Oregon, that whilom magnate
About fifty people lost their liv. sand County, Oregon, on the 17th day of July, lh83
of unsavory repute used to reckon his
at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and furnish tes
harpies und harlots, bis lick-spittles, many others were maimed in the flames timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
of
u
bunting
death
trap
in
an
English
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L. T. BARIN, Register.
bosse« and strikers by the score. Beu’s
McMIïTKVIIZLE, May 10th, 1383.
• schemes were always antagonistic to town on Lake Como, a few day* ago.
public interests, and it was necessary It was a pup|»et show that burned, and
Be it herewith known that 1 have this day establi-h'-d i
to do work—very dirty work, in the the most of its victims were women and
children.
majority of cases—in order to carry out
his dishonest projects. In the ranks of
an evidence of the increase of
of Brick, of the best quality, will
Ben’s motley rabble was a fellow whose value of property ami population in be Thousands
offered to the public by Tuesday, June 19th,
mission, among other dirty work, was Yamhill county for the pant ten years, at the yard of
to bribe voters and corrupt elections. we refer our readers to “some interest
and am receiving NEW GOODS in that line EVERY DAY, which are bought
A. C. SAYLOR,
He was detected and exposed in this ing figure*,” in another column.
McMinnville,
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Oregon.
criminal business, and for some time
he trembled in his Isxits at the pros Judge Hoadley in the Democratic
Having secured entire control of the yard
pect of having to appease the just de nominee for Governor of Ohio, in the formerly
run by C. G. Saylor, the above named
mands of violated law bv servitude in approaching election.
proprietor starts out with the intention of man
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ufacturing and supplying this public with
the penitentiary. Through the lenien
frightful flood is visiting the Mis brick in any quantity, of a quality guaran
cy of fortune and the pity of men who sis A uppi
valley. People are driven from teed to be as good as the best, and at prices as
scorned him, however, he escaped his their homes, hundreds who have been low as the lowest.
just deserts. Then in time Holladay’s in good circumstances being rendered A suitable reduction to parties purchasing
large tots.
power fell through, and bis refugee in destitute.
pollution we have been speaking of Albert Leland, a machinist of Port Give me a call and see for yourself.
Beg leave to inform the puhjic that our bu iiv ss will I ? conducted upon the following systematic principles
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A. 0. SAYLOR.
found himself a lone foundling, with land, was killed on Friday last by the
out pap and deserted. Then he crawled sudden .lese, nt of a derrick.
Pitot l.AMA'l'IOX !
f*4e<‘on<l. «>u<' friee to A.11.
First, Cash Basi*
back like a chilled serpent, to the
To tho Citizen* of Amity A Vicinity. .
Henry
Ward
Beecher
celebrated
his
friends he had betrayed, dishonored 70th birthday, Monday.
Comfort
t'oillfort
All Goods are marked in Plain Figures. We shall h ep onh itOOtr
anil sell them to you for
and villified. And it is this same fel
’
tomfort
Precixety
what
they
are.
low who now seats himself upon a stool
To-Day
of self-constituted authority and with
taunting arrogance, falsehood and
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I Except Cash Book. |
One of the chief pursuits of mankind can be
slander attempts to trample down eve
OTICE is hereby given that on and be found at the new Boot and Shoe Shop, where
ry person who does not truckle to his
tween the dates of June 29th 1883and July fora reasonable price you can get vour Boots
I 7tli, 1883, I will receive bids at the oftteeof the
We do not propose to pay you the highest market price P>r vour produce, but shall pay you
own small and selfish opinions. It is Recorder
of the City of McMinnville, for the and Shoes made t-, order and Warranted,which
very natural that such a mind, from following work to be done in the City ot Mc for Durability and Comfort cannot be equalled,
Minn ville, Oregon : To grade, macadamize elsewhere in Yamhill County.
the depths of its own depraved educa and
Real Value, ami No More.
drain that part of Third street lying be Yes! Should you desire an eesy fit
tion, cannot see an honest motive in any tween its intersections with E and B streets, Of
Cloth, Calf, Kid or Kip,
according to th« survey and specification: 18
to tell the people of this town and
thing that differs from its petty ideas I prepared for that purpose and now on tile at Just call on Johnnie at his little shop,
We believe in
the office of said City Recorder. Also to drain He will furnish you such as you’ve never got.
Well drilled as he is in the school of that
county what we are doing.
part of Third street lying between its
corruption it is to be expected that this intersections with Band A streets and to put No pains from corns or bunions felt,
drain on the east side of A street between
should be his pet subject. Hence when one
We have only' to add that we intend to do a
its intersections with Third street and the They will give you comfort, ease and health,
road lea ling west from the city and No more with yielding form and tearful eye,
he hurls nliout, as he recklessly does, County
bv John sax's new grist mill ; thence west on Shall people walk, if YOKES’ Boots they try.
his epithets of “bribery,” “rascality,” the north line of «aid county road to the
bridge. All of said work to be done in accord
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Pone.
etc., he simply brings down on his own ance
with the survey und specifications i re-
for that purpose and now on flic at the
head the derision of a public that pared
Shop—Next door to McCarter .V Aiderman’s
Recorder's office, as aforesaid. The light to
with everybody, and we think tho proper T2 ". F. JU IS C Tr’I li to do away with the LOOSE CREDIT
knows his record well. Let .Mr. 11 W. reject any and all bids is reserved.
Carriage Manufactory, Trade Street, Amity.
notice given by order of the City Coun
BUSINESS, which is
Respectfully Yours,
Scott forego his bursts of maudlin cil This
of McMinnville, Oregon.
J. N. VOKtJ,
J. s. MARTIN,
philippic for a while and come down to Dated June 27, 1883.
ifitl
Street Commissioner,
I4ml.
Anatomical Boot Maker.
pertinent facts. He has “got to face
Ruinous to Faraor and M .^reliant, in th.© End.
the music.” He cannot wriggle out of
FIX AL PROOF,
Notice ot Final Proof.
his own odium by attempting to wrig
We hope to receive the patronage of the public, which believe in doing business on a CASH BASIS.
Land Office at Oregon City,
gle head first into "Mitchell,” or any
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, |
June 23rd, 1883: )
Oregon, May 23d, 1883.
other superanuated bug-bear. Such a
The One Price Cash Dry Goods and Clothin" House,
thing is out of date just now. The | Notice is hereby given that the following Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention named settlers have filed notice of their inten
point is, while men are being assailed to make final proof in support of bis claim, tion to make final proof in support of their
as “bribers,” "bribe-takers" and "ras 'and that said proof will be made before the claims and that said proof will be made before
Proprietor.
County Clerk of Yamhill County, at Lafayette, th« County Clerk of Yamhill County at Lafay
cals” to have the miscreants ferreted Oregon,
on Tuesday, Aug. 14,1883, viz : Sam’l ette, Oregon, on Thursday July 12- 18S3, viz:
out. “And which of all is the worst, ho Robbins, Homestead Entry No. 3.236 for the Wm. D. Parker, Homestead Entffy No 3129
for toe S W 1-4 of 8 E 1-4, E 1-2 of 8 W 1-4 &
shall be first ill condemnation.” This N W 1-4 of S W I -4 of Sec.' 2, T fl 8 R 4 W.
much is due the people. Hence we He names the following witnesses to prove 8 W 1-4 of 8 W 1 4 of Sec. 34, T 5 S R 7 W. Groceries Crockery, Fancy (roods will be closed out at extremely low figures.
his continous residence upon and cultivation ot He names the following witnesses to prove his
take the pains of showing up the dark said
land, viz : C B Graves anil M Downing, of continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
est, vilest record of them all, in that of McCoy, and C 0 Robbins, of Lincoln, Polk said land, viz: John Vee.tch, C. H. Beeler, L.
county, and W, Watt, of Amity, Yamhill Wright and C, Douglas, all of Willamina, Yam- I
Mitchell’s menial and Holladay’s stool- county,
all of Oregon.
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hiU County, Oregon._____
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FARMERS,
pigeon of other days.
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L. T. BARIN, Register.
Charles H. Beeler, Homestead Entry, No I
And, another thought or two. The
for t.heSW L I <.I Section 28, T 5 8 B 7 |
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
great, arrogant censor, with his char Notice of Application to Fnrcliase 3492
W. Jle names the following witnessestx» prove I
acteristic recklessness charges this pa
his
continuous
resilience
upon,
and
cultivation
>Ir-
'■
Henderson, has at his place, 5 miles
Timber Land.
of said land, viz: Levi- Wrieht. D. Parker, I wc8t ul Atnitv, a thorough-bred Jersey Bull,
per with “ rejoicing” over the result of
Great Strength and Durability
Charles Doticlas and John Veetch all of Willa- 1,nl'orle<1 re,:cnt|y from Los Angelos. Those
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Land
Office,
Oregon
City,
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the election in Portland, last week.— I
mina, Yamhill County, Oregon.
wishing to breed can do so by the season for
Oregon, June 28, 1883. f
Tim only Mower manufac tired on the Pacific Coast.
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I $5, due at time of service.
He can misrepresent that as easily as
is hereby given that John H. Jackson
Charles Douglas, Homestead Entry No 3595 I
13ru3pd .
he can misrepresent all other things. | of Notice
Tillamook Co., Oregon, has made appliea- for the N W 14 ot Sec. 28, T o 8 R 7 W, He
The R eporter ’ s record in this regard, I lion to purchase the S. 1-2 of S. W. 1-4 of 8ec. names
the following witnesses to prove his
needs no apology. It has steadily and No, 30,Township No. 2 South of Range No. 10 continuous residence upon and cultivation ol
W Will. Mer., under the provisions of the Act said land, viz : C. 11. Beeler, Levi Wright,
“JERSEY CHIEI
consistently contributed its mite on the 1 i of
Congress approve«! June 3rd, 1878, entitled
Veetch and D. Parker, all ot Willamina,
side of “temperance and morality'’ An Act for the Sale of Timber Lands in the John
— The—
Yamhill Gounty, Oregon.
whenever occasion demanded it. It States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and in
L. T. BARIN, Register.
Pure Blooded Jersey Bull
Washington Territory.”
was doing that tiling when Mrs. Galla All adverse claims to said tract of land oi
Now at the stables of
gher used to speak over her own signa anv portion thereof, must be filed in the Unit
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
ture concerning some rights of a ed States Land Office at Oregon City, Ore
HENDERSON
& LOGAN BROS.
Notice is hereby given that the co-partner
gon, before the expiration of sixty days from
"dive,” iu the same columns that tin this
ship h. retofore exi: :ing between A V. R. Sny
date*
M
c M innville , oregon .
great, arrogant censor is now filling
Given under my hand this 28th day of der and W. H. Warren, as publishers of the
Y amhii . i . R eporter , under the firm name ol
L. T. BARIN,
with his bogus clap-trap on the subject June 1883.
'iiyilcr A Warren, Ims beon this day dissolved.
1 fid 26.
Register.
••J ersey CnfF.r” No 1, dropped April 12th,
of “decency and morality;” and we
Mr. Warr.’ii retiring. The business wilt b< 187« ; sire, “ Emperor;” darn, “Minnie War
conducted bv A. V. It. Snytler, wh > aiknimes ren.
shall probably continue in the “ even
ihe indebtedne-s of the late firm aud to whom
P epigrek of “ E mperor ”—“ Emperor” was
tenor of our ways” when the great, ar
ill accounts due said flrm tire duo and paya dropped Jan. J»7th 1875 ; sire,“ Emperor Bil
rogant censor shall have gotten over
ble.
A. V. R SNYDER.
ly «lam “Olivea” by imported Neplune(124);
his little revengeful mania, and will Notice
H. WARREN.
irand-dam. “ Olivea’5 (232); great grand-dam
to Farmers! McMinnville. Or., June W. 1, 1883
—15.
” Nelly Bly,”(226)—imported.
1»> hob-nobbing with the “ whisky
P edigree of “M innie W arren ”—“Minnie
ring” and the “dives” as friendly a-1
Warren,” solid fawn, dropped March 5th, 1874 ;
he used to be before they quit taking
Having purchased of Mr. W. T. Newbv the Farm and Mill Property -ire, “ Beacon Comet,” 14th : «lam. •• Princes” Simple in Construction, Light Draft, No Side Draft or Weight
4th. (2302); grand-dam, “Princes” (761) —
liis paper and made him mad. Speak well-known McMinnville Warehouse, I shall
on Horses’ Necks.
bo prepared to store this season's crop on of
imported by W. B. Dinsmore in 1868.
FOR SALE !
ing of “sympathies," ours in fact were | favorable
terms at can be «lone in 3/cMinn
T erms —For season, $5.
Every
fanner
should
examine
the VICTOR before purchasing a Mower,
with the “ decency and morality" par ville, anti shall be ready at all times to pay
The undersigned offers for sale his propertv
HENDERSON A LOGAN BROS.
as it has many points that make it superior to other machines.
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in llappv Valley. The farm consists of 282
ty in the tight. Everything is in need
Cash for Crain,
acres : 200 acres under fence ; about 90 acres in
I also have the Improv d
of sympathy with which the great, ar
; good house and barn and excel
rogant censor claims an affiliation.— at its highest market value. Will also be pre .Motivation
lent spring water. Also a fair flouring mi 11,on
WALTEH
WOO13S
one of the best sites in Oregon. I will sell
Such has been the fate of the political pared to
this whole property at $15 per acre—one-half 1776.
1883 Mower and S' H Binder—Somethin,' entirely new . Missing bundles is of
party, which he has done more than
IJIAN SICKS TO FAHMEHS.
cash down, the balance on reasonable time.
any other man in Oregon to hamper, and for said loan will requiro the sacks return Enquire at the R eporter office.
l<>7t li Anniversary tl c past. \\ ill r in one horse lighter than other Self Binders.
rend and demoralize ; such will be the ed fllh‘«l with grain to my warehouse.
C. NEWRY. J
9wl0
fate of the Democracy which is now
of
S diciting a share of vour patronage. I shall
B. F. HARTMAN,
hugging him to its Itosom as a good in returu therefor endeavor to give vou satis
faction.
W. A. WELL*.
friend; and such will lie the fate of any McMinnville.Or., .Tune 28. 1883.—mfi.
American Indcpend'nce
County Surveyor
organization or institution that may
5 ’S«3:
have the hydra-headed genius of evil I
-AND-
?- cn.-ppj
for a champion. And don't you forget Produce | Commission
• : m; _
it.
3 j— co .-cy!
T he R eporter .
To Whom it May Concern,
Pioneer Brick Yard
For Cash at Bedrock Prices.
We keep NO Books
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ADVERTISING
STRICT, HONES T. FAIR ÏND SQUARE BUSINESS
H. FISHER,
THE VICTOR MOWER.
ATTENTION !
r
Farm Machinery!
CIVIL ENGINEER,
Miller,the »layer of Dr. Glenn,in Cal
ifornia, last winter, is uow on trial tor
his crime. In the language of the tele
graph reporter, "from wluit has thus
far been learned, no blacker crime has
ever lieen committed.” The murderer
lurked upon the track of his unsuspect
ing victim with gun in hand for days,
and improved his first opportunity to
deliberately shoot down the best friend
he had. And the probabilities are, if
it doe« not prove that Miller was
soundly insane at the time of his furi
oils assault, he will expiate his bi utal
crime upon the gallows.
I would respectful I y call the attention of the
people to the fact that I
L ight S olar T ransit .
Pay <’n«li
For .all kinds of Produce, Oats. Bariev, Cured
Meats, Lard, Apples. Onions, Eggs, Chickens,
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese and Potatoes.
W. A L. t. OURUfcV,
T»OY, H. ».
cluding the
St. Paul Twine Bindor.
Call and see me at the Walter« Building,
opposite Masonic Hull.
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E. X. HARDING.
Sappington & Laughlin
Grand Celebration
and
NORTH YAMHILL,
Baslsot Fic-Nic
Would call the attention of the Farmers ol
imhill and Washington Counties, to the fact
that they have the agency for some of th? best
makes of Farm Machinery, among which
they may mention the
at
BC<>MC
-y
A* the owner of the following property is nt
work in town and has no use for the same, he
■»ffers
it at a bargain : One span ot good Work
t.iine, Salt, O hi »,
Cement,
Horses; also a good Milch Cow, and a Conk
and Gm««« Seed.
Stove, in fair condition. For particulars, en
quire « f »
HENRY DI N7.ER.
I also have the
Nelson’s wn~«m shop. McMinnville.
Or HENRY GEE, Br I terne.
Canga Gypoon. or Land Plaster
4 m3*
FARM. Road and Kill MACHINERY,
The San Francisco wool market i* re
ported a* unn*ually active the pa*t
week, aud sole* were started at 1,000,-
000 pound*. The price i* quoted from ,
15 to 24*2 cent* per pound.
I have all the field notes
ot the Public Surveys of
Yamhill county, and am
prepared to do First-Class
work on short notice and
reasonable terms.
1 have for sale
A gravel train collided with a wood The only fertilizer that contains Phosphate
train on the N. P. railroad in Montana, Lime.
last Saturday evening, killing eighteen
lam also agent for the
Chinamen and wounding twenty-five
other*
The engineer of the gravel Ncr.h-»estcra Jia .ufactcry k Car Ccmyany't
train alao, waa killed and the fireman
wa* aerioualy wounded. The N P.
will *oon become noted for ita acci
and new have on exhibition nt mv store a fine
dent* at the rate it ha* gone *o far
assortment of Farm and Read .Machinery, in
J?rS m
McMinnville. Or.
House.
E. E. (¡Ol ( HER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Dayton,
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Oregon.
July Illi, IHS3.
Preaident
nr. E.
Orator
lion. w. I». FENTON.
( haplnin
H«V, J. T, WOI FE.
Kontier off lleclnraliou
a. w mgier
J B ff.AKDNEK
HrM( BY
Dayton Cornet Band,Lafayette Cho
ral Society, McMinnville and Day
ton Clee Clubs.
Has permanently located in JfcAftanviHe
for th« practice of his pr»»fes.*i«n. All calls—•
day nr night—nmmptlv attended to.
PRIZES will be awarded to the winners in
Office—One door ra^t of Warren A Mager?
office.
the Sack. Wheelbarrow and Three-Legged
Races. A Ball and Rat to the best Base Rail
nine. A prise for the best sustained character
in the Hvrnebusques.
Grand parade of the Hornebusques in the
RE IL KMT1TK 1GKKTM. afternoon, under command of Gen. James
Mooney.
sheripan . yamiiill co , O regon .
Ml.
V aluable Farm Lands for tale in quantities
and on term» to suit.
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D 2 er in g Binder,
Deering Mower,
¡EURISKO MARKET
W
JEiRlOR
MOWER
lanowp-rman.nuv l..catea in the Brj(.k on
Reliable,
1 hint &tr< ct—near the p
I be found all kinds of
win., . „ ;;
ireah rtcnia, Saus.vcv« of all kinda.
Head thecae. Freal. Fish. Malt
Dried Fiah. Bacon, flau.a. , cus
Flour from i.afayellc Xlllla,
t hlckeua, dec..
DODD'S
HAY RAKES,
The Westinghouse Thresher,
Plows, Harrow m ,
In fact .11 kinds of Farm Machinery.
In fact everything kept in a
Fille r ( I.
Y1 lRKi;T
All to be sold LOW, FOR CASH.
Give me a call.
W. J. OARIllso-«.
«McMinnville, Or*g
,
Mar 21, 1883., llmje
ALSO,
Ha: .¡ware, Crockeryware, Grocer
ies, Etc.,
...at th,...
i*o»tvltirc, »Vorth Yamhtll
u-stf.