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estimates
by
Laud OtHce al Orcguu City, Oregon, I
Jun» ill, 1883. I
Notice ia hereby giveu that the followiug-
n<med settler baa tiled uot,ce ot hi. intention
to make final i.r<a>f in support ot bia claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Couuly Clerk of Tdbitnook County, at Tilla­
mook, <>regon,on Monday. July 23, 1883, viz ■
John M. Coleman, Homestead Entry No. 3533
lor Hie E i of NE f.NW 4 „1 NE and NE'.,
of NW
of Sec. IO T JS K 9 W.
He name, the tollowing witnesses to prove
his coni muons le.i.leuoe upon and eullivstiou
ot sani lau I. via: BevaiTy Daniel, 1'. M.
Lamb Henry Le.l -rer and L imard Simmons,
all ot Nestocton, Tillamook county, Oregon
Iai5
L T. BAKIN, Register.
U. 8. Land Office, Oregon City, /
Oregon, June 8, 1883. i
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by George C. Belt against Mark Morris for
abandoning his IIomeot<ad Entry No. 4375,
dated April 23. 1881, upon the S * of NE | <t
N ot SE | Stiction 4, Township 2 8, R 5 W,
in Yamhill County, Oregon, with a view to the
cancellation of said entry ; the said parties are
hereby summoned to np|w*ar before J. E. Mag­
ers, Notary Public at McMinnville, Yamhill
County, Oregon, on the 17th day of July. 1883
at, 10 o'clock a. in., to respond and furnish tes­
timony concerning said alleged abandonment,
lit5
L. T. BARIN, Register.
Pioneer Brick Yard
Thousands of Brick, of the twst quality, now
on hand and will cmatantly Be kept at the
briek yard of
A. C. SAYLOR,
AI.'Aliniiville,
...
»ìloìcers,
Hinders,
Twine, Wire
And
XTR AS
Mc MIXTET VILLE, May LOth., 1883.
One Price Cash Dry Goods and. Clothing House,
aud am receiving NEW GOODS it. that lino EVERY DAY, which are bought
For Cash at Bedrock Prices
Price C.7À7/ Dry GN mm I s and
The One
Clothing House
Beg leave to inform the public that our business will be conducted upon the following systematic principles:
««»<•01141, One T^i’ioo to vXll.
I^icsst, Cash Oïtsiisâ
All Goods are marked in Plain Figures.
We shall keep only
4iOOll IxOOllti) and Hull them to you for
Precisely what they are.
Oregon.
Having secured entire control of the yard
formerly run by C. G. Saylor, the above named
proprietor starts out with the intention of man­
ufacturing and supplying this public with
brick in any quantity, of a quality guaran­
teed to be as good as the best, and at prices as
low as the lowest.
A suitable reduction to parties purchasing
large lots.
Give me a call and see for yourself.
ldtf
A. C. SAYLOR.
We keep NO Books
I Except Cash Book. |
We do not propose to pay you the highest market price for your produce, but shall pay you
Real Value, and No More.
ADVERTISING
to tell the people of this town and
county what we are doing.
We have only to add that we intend to do a
i*KO< LA.Ì1 A I IOX !
To the < itiz<*nx of Amity & Virinity.
('mniort,
Conitòrt,
OSBORNE
To Whom it May Concern.
Be it herewith known that I have thia day established a
."N«* an rl'<»-1 >t i v.
..45,000,000
..15,000,00(1
.. 2,100,000
.23,000,000
.21,100,000
.15,300,000
»8.000,000
..37,000,000
. 18,500,000
’ . o<10.000
.13,400,000
. 0,800,000
.. 3,800,000
0(100,000
7
9,000,000
.. 1,000,000
.10,000,00(1
.22,300,000
..26.000, (HUI
.29,500,000
.23,300,00!)
ACARO
FINAL PKOOF.
Win » h r. who w. in tried in Portland
lant wc< k for the killing of Schwartz,
JfcMWNVILLÍ. 03E80N. JVLY 5.1883.’ soiik lime sinci* wn.s arquitted.
L<»s- k by tin* n «<*nt Hoods of tlo-
Newspaper Décimons.
Mis.-ixsippi in three township* in Mad­
ison county, Mo., aggregate $210, odd ,
1. Any pureon who lakes u paper regular­ ami in four towship« in St. ( lare coun­
ly from a poat otficv, whether directed in ty $J 1 H,ooo.
Ulri name or another’s, or whether he aub-
tiuribed or not, is renponaible for payment.
Mrs. L. V’. Hinkson of Lewiston, I.
2. if a ¡terHon orders hia paper disoontin- T. was committed to the innane asvlum
ned he must pay arrearn. or the publisher last w< ek. 'The cause of her derange­
may oontinue to send it until payment is ment was a disease very much resemb­
made, ^nd then collect the whole amount, ling Jiydrophobia.
whether the pjqier is taken from theoflice or
not.
The jury in the caae of the State vs.
3. T’ho courts have decided that refusing Cannon, charged with shooting Sena­
to take newRpnperu or periodicals from the tor Vorhees, in Marion county, «lisa-
]*ost-oilice, or removing and leaving them in greed and the cas<* was continued to
the oltiue, in pniua facie evidence of inten­
next tetni of circuit court for that
tional fraud.
4. Thu Postmaster-General has decided county.
that ¡jostiiiasiers who fad to notify publish
Government surveyor.s are having
era when subscribers remove, or fail to take
their pajR-rs from the postoffitse, shall be re- trouble with Indians on the Skagit.
Hpofisibie for their Hut>Hcription.
Work has been begun on the < anal
to connect lakes Cnion and W ashing­
ton, m ar Seattle. It u ill be 2.GOO feet
long, with an average depth of s< ven
feet.
Tilt- MilletH’ Nutioiuil Associutiou has
'Pin- statement of the earnings and
given publicity to the wheat-crop esti­ expensi's of the O. K. \. Co. for the
mate, which pi-online» for the whole «•levi n months ending May 3 I st is pub­
wheat licit of the United State» only lished. showing the first to hav«* be« u
l,G 12,DI o and I lie latter $2,3(59,307,
:i73,ot><>,00<> bushel» for 18H3, indica­ $
leaving net earnings, $2,273.«¡03.
ting a ptospective »hortage from the
Etixt Orcifniiitni: A pai ty of ix shear
IHN-Jeropof neatly '.til,DOG,(too bush­
consisting of Harry Benm tt, Ed.
el» in twenty-one State», which repre- ers,
(’ox, .Jas. Farrier, Carl* Crow, Marion
»enlK nearly all the wheat-producing Knox and Henry Scherzinger one day
area». T he report i» considered quite last week sheaied 750 sheep al the
remarkable in the light of the fact that ranch of Silas French, on Dry Rock
«»reel;. ’Phis is an average of 125 each
the millers are generally bears in the and if the supply of sheep had not giv­
markets.
en «mt, they might have brought tin*
The tigiues in this connection were number ui> to 15O«*ach.
Ed. Cox letl
presented by S. H. Seamens, Secretary fli«* list with 152.
of the National .Millers’ Association.
It is said Mr. Seamens sent out 3,000 I mportant to F armers .
Portland, Oregon, .May 24 1883.
letters, asking information. In this re­
To our Agents and Friends: The
port he writes:
following teiegntm was received this
“I have only to say that it is based morning from I teuton, Texas, which
entirely upon replies to my inquiries, says: “After l ulling two days in short
which nave been carefully tabulated, hurley and medium rye we have missed
thoroughly analyzed, anil the averages tying but three bundles from any cause,
closely figured. In »hint, the conclu- w hatever. Ate positive Hitidi r is pi i -
sions are arrived at by the most careful fei l. (signed) >oiing. Case A Palm­
investigation of the replies, mid are er.” Yours Very Truly. 1». ,M. O suokxe
given to you with the coiilldent assur­ At Co, liv 8. S. Burge, .Manager.
ance that so far as it is possible to ar­
The above refers to the New Osborne,
rive nt the probabilities of the glowing No. 1 1 Binder, for which. 1{. Baird is
crops they are approximately correct.” agent at North Yamhill.
•
STRICT, HONEST, FAIR AND SQUARE BUSINESS
<on> lori.
with everybody, and we think the proper T I'll F II VS CO WE to do away with the LOOSE CREDIT
BUSINESS, which is
Ono of (he chief pursuits of mankind can be
found at the new Boot ami Shoe Shop, where
for a reasonable price you can get your Boots
and Shoes made fo order and Warranted,which
f-<r Durability and Comfort cannot be equalled
elsewhere in Yarnhill County.
Yes! Should you desire an easy fit
Of Cloth, Calf, Fid nr Kip,
Just call on Johnnie at his little shop,
He will furnish you such as you’ve never got.
Ruinous to Farmer and Marchant, in the End.
We hope to receive the patronage of the public, which believe in doing business on a
CASH BASIS
The One Price Cash Dry Goods and Clothing House,
H. FISHER,
No pains from corns nr bunions felt,
They will give you comfort, ease and health,
No more with yielding form and tearful eye,
•hall people walk, if YOKES’ Boots they try.
Proprietor.
Groceries Crockery, Fancy Goods will be closed out at extremely low figures.
Repairing Nearly and Promptly Done.
Shop-—Next, door to McCarter <t Alderman’s
Carriage Manufactory, Trade Street, Amity.
Respect fully Yours,
Of the crop» iu the Western States, l’n.2
I
the Kansas City Journal says:
J. N. VOKIA,
I
W.
M.
RAMSEY,
14ml.
G.
G.
BINGHAM,
Anatomical
Boot
Maker.
And now, at the eml of six weeks’
Salem.
McMinnville.
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
growling mid prophesying about crops,
comes the information that the wheat,
Mr.
J. J. Henderson, has at his place,5 miles
RIUSI.
Y
A
BIXGIIAVI
B’LX IL PROOF.
so fur as the berry goes, is going to be
west of Amity, a thorough-bred Jersey Bull,
tiist-class, round, well tilled mill solid.
Lund
Office
at
Oregon
City,
»Itiorneyx at hair
L
imported recently from Los zVugelus. Those
This ia due to the cool weal het people
The only Mower manufac tired un the Pacific Coast.
Oregon, May 23d, 1883.
wishing to breed can do so by the season fur
have been making such a fuss about.
$5,
due
at
time
of
service.
Notice ix hereby given that the following
And next comes the report that the last
Office of Geo. G. Bingham, Notary Public— iiamed settlers have filed notice of their inten­
13m3pd .
lev. warm day«, with the heat in the one <1 >«»r West of Furniture Stun*,
tion
to make filial proof in support of their
neighborhood of ninety in the shade,
O regon . claims and that said proof will be made before
has »tai ted up the cot u so you can al­ M c M innville
the County Clerk of Yamhill County at. Lafay­
most see it grow. So everything is
ette, Oregon, on Thursday Julv 12 1883, viz:
lovely. Nor has the river destroyed
Wm. D. Parker. Homestead Entry No 3129
Notice <»l Final Proof.
everything on the bottoms. These an­
— The —
for the 8 W I t o| 8 E 1-4, E 1 2 of S W I 4 A
nual hciih ‘ m mid grow 1» are part of tin
S W 1-4 of S W I 4 of Sec. 34, T 5 8 R 7 W.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, )
Pure
Blooded
Jersey Bull
Wot Ill's stock in trade, mill come every
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
June 23rd, 1883: f
year a» regularly as the seasons come.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
Now
at
the
stables
of
No.
ice
is
hereby
given
that
the
following
If we were to go by public rumor mid
said land, viz: John Yeetch, (’. 11. Beeler, L.
lieotde's caprice, there would not lie named reltler bus filed notice of his intenti hi Wrieht ami C. Douglas, all of Willamina, Yam­
to mitko final pr<»of in support of bis claim,
HENDERSON & LOGAN BROS.
halt a dozen good days in a year. And ¡»ml
thin said proof will be made before the hill County, 1 begun.
if we ci ttld have the kind id m atin r County
Mr MIN N V1 LLE, OR EGON
Clerk
ol
Yamhill
County,
at
Laf.ivctte,
piqnilar judgment would call for.tlteie Oregon,on Tuesday, Aug. 14,1883. viz: Sam’l
diaries II. Beeler. Homestead Enfrv, No
would never ben crop of anything Robbins, Homes!» ad Euli v No. 3.23C» lor tlo
.92 i.i|- (he S W I I of .Section 28. T 5 S R 7
raised. Sometimes the clerk of tin N W I t of S W | | ol See.' 2. T > R I \V
V . lb- names the following witnesses to prove
•’J ersey t'liiEF” No I, dropped April 12th.
«eather gi ts n little off, but as a lull
II«- names the following witnesses to prove h ‘ ei'iitunions rot-idence u|>on, ami cultivation IS"? ; sire, •• Emperor;” dam, “ Minnie War
lie manages tilings a gteat deal bettei his vontiimiis residence upon ami eultiv itioii ol of sai I land, viz: Levi Wright. D. Parker, r«*n.
P edigree of “ E mperor ”—“ Emperor” was
Ilian could lie done lor him by those '.«■«I 1 ami. viz : (' P. Graves ami M Downing, of Charles Don In- ami John V.'etch all of Willa
diopped Jun. 17th Is75; sin?,“ Enifieror Bil­
who gio«I so much about the way he Met t v, ami <’ O R-»!»biii‘, <»f’ Lincoln, l'olk mina, Yamhill County, Oregon.
ly ,” d im “Olivea” bv i in norted Neptun«*( 124);
condnets Imsiticss. Another thing «<■ county, and W, Waft, of Amity, Yan hill
Charles Doijvs. liumcslcjid Enfrv No .359; tfraiol -dam, ••Olivea" (232) ; great grand «lain
notice -that the farniei who nevet county, all <»f Oregon.
for the N W I-1 of Sec. 28, T 5 S R 7 W, IL *• Nelly Bly ,”»22«») im|»ortod.
plow» or sows until the ground is "just
10t5
L. T. BARIN, Register;
names
the following witnesses to prove his
P edigree »»r “M innie W arren *’--“ Minnie
right,” alway* ruses the poorest crops.
continuous resilience upon end cultivation of Warren,” solid fawn, dropp'd March 5th. 1874 ;
We commend this to ortr renders as
-aid lami, viz: C. II. Beefor. Levi Wright, sire,“ Beacon Comet,” 14th: dam.“ Princes” Simple in Construction, Light. Draft, No Side Draft or Weight
.
Parker, ...................
all ot Willamina,
4th, (2302); grand-dam, “Princes” (701)—
it »eiiHible view by a sensible paper of Nufjee of Application to Furchase ■L>hn Vet ■etch and D. ...........
on Horse,’ Necks.
1 ambili Goimty, Oregon.
imported by W. B. Dinsmore in 1868.
the status of attaint in it» section.
Timber land.
I,very farmer sltoultl examine tl.e VICTOR before piiicli»sing a Mower,
T ekms - For season,
L. T. BARIN, Register.
HENDERSON A LOGAN BROS
I . 8. Land Office, Oregon City, I
as it Ims inanv point» tlmt make it sui’Etuoit to other tnacltinett.
13tf
Active preiiarations are being mitili
Oregon, June 28. 1883. i
I aLo have the Improved
fot driving tin- last spike in the North
Dissolution
of
Co-partnership.
Notice is hereby given that John 11. Jackson
ern I’neilie. T he spike will be of gold. ofTillsmook
Co.. Oregon, has mail»* ::ppli< a
No;iu«* h henhv given flint the co-partner­
A. WOO1MS
It is already made, anil is in the Posses (ion (<» purcha-4* the 8. 1-2 .»f S. W. I 4 of S. c.
aioli of President Villard. It has en­ No, 3(1,Township No. 2 8.mb of Rang»' Nt», if) ship In r« f<»tor»' existing la'lwecn A V. R. Hny
tier
nnd W. II. Warren. ns publisher!« of the
graved u | hhi it an insi ription suited to W Will. Mer., (imiei (he prox t-¡.»ns ol the Act
Muwer and .‘rll Bimler—Soinelliinir entirely new. Missing bundle«.
if
ei ’ ortkr , under the firm name of
the oceasioti. T he place sell iteli fol of Congress approved June 3nl, I n 7S. ent ill< <1 5 vM’in i R
ti e past. \\ ill run one horse lighter than other Self Binders.
Warren, has been this dav dissolved.
11» reception is alioiit ten miles lioui “ An Act for th»' Salt' »»I'Timlter Lands in the Snytl-rA
Mr. Warren retiring. The business will Is
Helena, in the direct ion of Porthind. Il S ii J ct <»t C:tlif< rnia, Oregon, Nevada, nn<t in eoittltiufiil by A. V. R. Sn\»ler, who ussume-
9wl0
was. at tirsi, the intention ul the com w Hshingtoii Ternteiv.”
Ihv ii><|i‘’ f. due»- ol th“ kite firm ami to whom
patty to restriet the nuinlier of in, iteti
AII adverse el.-iims to sahl trad of land n* nil a •<N»unf.» <lu ■ >aid firm are flue mol pava-
guests to ItHI, but atraiigemeiit» ate ■tnv )N»rlion thereof, must I k * filed in the Ci.it !'l‘’.
A. V. R SNYDER.
now being inaile fol IOO people. Quit, <•<! States Land <Hlice al Oregon Citv. Ore
I would rrspectfully call the attention of the
W H. WARREN.
people to the fact that I
it lllllllliel of t hese will be front F.lll'ope. »on. before the expiration of sixty days from
MuMiunv ¡He, Or., June 1, 1883 -15.
Invitation» will lie issued fumi Net, this ilate*
Given under mv hand this 28th dav ol
York by President Villard. A stieeial
Pay
’
L T BARIN’,
train will be made up there mid will lune I8>3.
For >11 kin.la of Produce. O«ta, Bari. v. Cured
Hi«l2fi.
Register.
run direct to the spot selected, stopping
Meats. Lard. Apples, Onions, Eg<s. Clitckeiis,
onlv at Chicago mid St. Paul to take on
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese aud Potatoes.
FOR MALE '
invited guests. President Villard «ill
FIX
XL
I'ltOOF
give the spike the first wltack. T he
I have for sale
The undersigned offers for sale his property
»pike itself will not be the only thing
Land Offi<«e at Orejnn Citv, I
in Itappv V aliev. The fârm consists of 2*2
made of precious metal. The »ledge
Oregon, June 14, 1883. |
Lime,
*nlt. Oats, Potato«*«, Cement, i
acres ; 200 acres under fence ; about 90 acres in
with which it will lie driven is now la-
anil Gra«« Seed.
Notice i- hereby given that the following-
; good house and barn and excel­
NORTH YAMHILL,
ing nutile of soliti silver with ebony n i met I settler has filed noti<»e of his intention cultivation
lent spring water. Also a fair rtour-ng rni 11.on
I also have the
haudle. Both, the spike and the sledge, t»> make final proof in support of his claim, one of the best sites in Oregon. I will sell
will be retained as souvenirs by Presi- ami t.hut sabl prt»of will I*? made before It'll- tin*« whole projwrty at $15 per acre—one-half
Would call the attention of the Farmer! o f
dent Villard. From the site selected rv Wauvn. Notary Public, at MeMmnvdh*. •ash down, the balance on reasonable time.
A Anthill and Washington Counties, to the f»cf
Canga Gypson, or Land Plaster
s »|M-eial train will go to the Pae tic coast Yamhill County. Oregon,on Friday. July 27th.
that they have the agency for some of the best
Enquire st the R cporter t ffice.
re|wating the in»|>eetion trip recently 1883 vis : George F Fendall, Preemption D.
makes
of Farm Machinery, among which
c. NEWRY.
The only fertiliser that contains Phosphate
made by Villard. The exact ilate is 8. No 372s for it e 8E 1 4 of Sec. 14 T 5 8 R 7
they may mention the
Lime.
not yet tixed, but it v ill probably be in W.
He names the foil, wing witneagcfi to prove
the Inst week of August.
I am also agent for the
his cobtinuou* re-ide nee upon and cultivation
of said land, vis: C. Chandler. H. H«»oth,
The.Old Reliable,
Jtorthwertera Manufactory i Car Ccmpacy's
tleot gv Swain, who «»»foreman, mid •James Elmer and E. Lalxmte, all of Willami­
for a time editor of the Bn-ott rSR. na, Yamhill County. Oregon.
wliiti it WH» CHlIetl the /'n.ihc IHtolr.
15(5
’ L. T. R A RIN. Regnier
ami before it wa» pnrehaaed by the
J» "”»• P»r'n«n<-nlly located in the Brick on . WARRIOR MOWER,
Snyder Br«»., and who left here to go
and now have or exhibition at mv »tore a fine
Having
purchased
of
Mr.
W.
T.
Newby
the
FIX II, I’KOIII
wh*~ wi“ DODD’S
HAY RAKES,
to Nevada, filially wantleretl in Nebras­
assortment of F arm and Road 3/achinery, in­
well known McMinnville Warr hem*. I sh«ll cluding
the
ka, w here he beeame a desperado ami
he preyiuvd t«> store this Reason's crop on as
i.ind
Office
nt
Oregon
City.
Oregon,
|
Frcah
Men,a,
MaoMffea
ot
nil
kina.
in ¿barged with the commitwton ot sev-
tnvorahle term« a« can bo done in .VoMinn
June 7, 1883. »
St. Paul Twine Binder.
■ lend Chceae. > rr.h riah. Knit nnd
eral crime». including theft, rubltery.
Notice is hereby fiv-'n tbskt the following- ville, and «hall be ready at all times to pay
Ptow», Harrown,
llried Flab. Hncon. Knma. Fg(a,
Imrglary ami murder, wa« recently ar­
Call and aee me at the Wallace Building,
named
«elder
hiu
til<
d
n<
tire
of
hi*
intention,
opposite Max»aic Hall.
rested near Fremont. Neb. lie was
In fact all kindaef Farm Machinery
■ lour from l.nfnyctte Mill«,
Cash for Crain,
make
final
f*roof
in
»upi'orl
of
his
claim,and
with a man bv the mime of Mos* at the that said proof will I m * nuule before the County
10ti
E. X. HAHUnG.
< hlekeua. *r..
time Mm waa killed b.v the »herifl a Clerk of Yamhill Countv at Lafayette, Oregon, at its highest market value. Will also be pre­
pared
to
In
fact
everything kept in a
party, and Swain was eaptnred after .>n Friday, July 20.18113. yia: Elijah Fox,
ALOO,
conaidemble dttttculty. in which one of H-'ines’ead Entry N«». 3513 for the l.< ts
6
1.0AN MACKS 1« t'ARRFRS
FIRMT ( LASS MARKET
the Sheritf’a party <rM killed. After of See. R T. 5 8. R. 4 W.
Hardware,
Crockeryware,
Grocer­
his capture Swain slated that he waa
lie name« the following wilneaee^ tn prove and f. r «« <1 loan will require the «acks return-
All to bo sold LOW, FOR CASH.
n native of Maaanchnaetta, and a print­ hia eonlinitons resident^' upon, and rtrifiva'fon »*«1 tilled with grain to my warehouse.
ies, Etc.,
er I*y trade. Front what we leant from of, said laud. viz. Henry White, Richard
*TS, Give me a cull.
8<»lieiti’'£ a ¡«hare of your patronage. I shall >E.tl. Er
Mr. J. J. Ilrmlaw, there in no doubt Phillip.
Bennett and «’harlea Allen, all in return therefor endeavor to give you sntis-
«J'.AHHnov
-.«I Ike...
SHERIDA
McMinnville, Oregon, I
that the uerann captured ia th* -am* ot Aniitv, Yamhill C«»untv. Oregon.
fe*»on.
w. a . W ell ?.
Valuable h the c.
Mar 21, ISO. ) U,n3.
Po»tnffìee, »Vorth Vaut hill-
Ht5
L T. HARIN. Regieter.
gieiMHi who residedliete.— RtvaJcr.
MrMionyillefOr . Tiny 29, 18^3 - ime .
aud ou terms t-
ll-Stf.
FARMERS,
THE VICTOR MOWER
Mreat Strength and Durability
W^VI/riCIi
Produce * Commission
lions«
B. F. HARTMAN,
Farm Machinery!
Farm and Mill Property
Sappington & Laughlin
ATTENTION!
Notice
to
Farmers ’
FARM. Road and Mill MACHINERY, El RISK«)
Deering Çinder,
Deering Mower,
MARKET
The Westinghouse Thresher,
A. C. South
41 Potter,