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T he : II ii ’ oiuik . McklNNVILLt, OBEflON. JW.7 IT W3 an k if.'ai.r» > oft ti tuie 1 o I 'i nii.K % % I *. t son hi : r ihi voi i< a:. « 1’1.. I'luui what w,-< .in learn tL« <d ¡torni the ha . it-rtfivt-tl . G. L Pirkur-ami Gt W. Hatris are now cunva r-!iu Y iinbi I and Folk counties, iiDi;.1 r Im -’ -t tlu-H it-.ktord FireTitfh' etier. wiilth iff giving guiieru! satlsiu<’ion are I Jin* t he machine t nut every fanner nee Is. That ’</•* may know ttiaf thU i» no humbug, read the folio • lug vt rtiikatc. McMinnville, Oregon. July 9th, |*S3. We hereby certify that wo have purchaaca a T h Tightening Machine, now being sold by Harr«-* A Parker, which we have thoroughly re-si el and rind to be a succe-di for tightening tire-*, an t can recommend it to every uiau wh<> i-m loose tlr« !» on buggies, hacks or wag on», as being a!I that iaclaluie i for it. HENDERSON X LOGAN BRO’S. vtry savage letf.-i tiotti nuli lulu it unknown try ut. and who apprai- ioti, acting on behalf of Mr. N'iein.ls and hi", witty. It ¡3 ' iid this writer makes threat.; of bloody ceugeance amt dreadful re- taliutn ij in the interest of Mr. Nichol*. We can hardly conceive i sane numi harboring such senti ments, seriously But if such’ there b‘>, let hiiu consult the best of Lis Mowers, disi retion, and “ rush not with Hinders, m id blindness to his own ruin,” Twine, Wire ind that of the parties for whom Aud he is the ostensible uiouibpiece.— Thin community is peaceable and tolcraut ; but it is no temper to Also a full line of farming implements be trifled with ACARO To Whom it May Concern. Ev.iy section of rlu- northwest is eaget'lv cHlliug tor immigration, mid in th«- etlotf to seciitt. a share of incoming tide, the advantage « oi the different Lx- tlitie. ate. set forth XAO1AX2T27 VXhXa2£, May XOth, XS53, in glowing colors, says tlio Oreyo- itiuu. The new comet is reminded on every side of the fertility of the soil, of the special advantages of < innate, of the nearneis to uiakie-, or of the hundred other tiling.-, aud am reviving NEW GOODS in that line EVERY DAY, which are bought which are supposed to be attract ive to thrifty and industrious peo ple. But another cousideratiou, almost as im pot taut as any of these, is hardly evei mentioned ot thought cori » »ti i * ere » t utu BAIRD’S, ot—that is, the moral aud social Wednesday of last week three ox NORTH YAMHILL condition of the country. The best the Ou escaped convicts, wkoui we men The One Price CASH Dry floods and Clothing House class of immigration ask always tioned lust week, were captiued near 17n>2 Woodburn, Marion county, the partira- and first, wliat section is best pro lars of the captuies being about us fol vided with the various growths of lows; Four men from Stayton had Farm and Mill Properly Beg leave to inform the public that our business w ill be conducted upon the following systematic principles : ou the track of the escapades civilization Many newcomers are beeu for several days. They had concealed First, Casali Basii« Wecoiid, Ono Brice to All. 1011 SALE ! themselves on the sides of a ravine capitalists in a small way—people through which the. narrow guagc track The undersigned offers for sale bis property who expect to buy lands already runr, and the prisoners passed at in Hippv Valley. The farm consists of 282 Al) Goods are marked in Plain Figures. We sJrali keep only GvoJ an J soil them to you for under cultivation rather than to about 9 o’clock. They were called acres ; 200 aert-s under fence; about VO acres iu Precisely what they are, upon to halt aud throw up their bauds. good bouse and bam and excel go into the wilderness, whatever B-u instc id ot this they started to ruu. cultivation; lent spnug water. Also a fair flouring mill.oo his native advantages may be Afi-t i ailing three times the party one of the best »ices in Oregon. I will sell [Except Cash 5ook.| hied, lleacbainp dropped aud thé this whole property at $15 per acre-^<>ne-balf They would rathei pay fifty dollars other two made for the brush and dis cash down, the balance on reasonable time. Enquire at the B epop . ter oilice. an acre for fl farm in a neighbor appeared in the darkness Fearing 2m6 C. NEWBY. that the others might be near and We do not propose to pay you the highest market price for your produce, but shall pay you hood well provided with schools armed, the pursuing party returned to and clitrrches and well advanced Woodburn aud went out àt daylight Real Value, and No More. uext morning on a tram * car. in social respects, than half as Here they found Ueacbaiup dead aud bis body iu tlitUge aud conveyed much of equally good land in lo took AnVCDTICiUP t0te^tliePeoPleottllist0WilanJ it to Salem by a private team. The We believe in H U V L II I IÒ I n U county what v.e are doing. calities where these institutions Salem Stati -iin'iK extra gives the fol additional particulars Soou are yet to be established. It lowing Watt Town‘end and N-8. Todd, who We have only to add that we intend to do a (Heretofore ai the head ■ of the should be borne in miud by those live near Townsend station, arrived YV*-! R^dville Stud) will make the with the other two prisoners. They who are ‘‘booming” particular lo had made their way up to this station, eefi!?on °’ a5i ,i)IR»w» : -L-iATNorth Yamhill, AZondaya; La- calities, that there is no better way about a mile distaur, aud gave them .Fayette, Tuesdays; McMinnville, Wednes selves up to Yownsi a.I and Todd of doing it than by advancing their U.iuseheld could have escaped, but day.« and Thursday»; Bellevue, Fridays and with everybody, and« we think tha proper TlUli Bi.1S CO.llE to do away with the LOOSE CREDIT educational and other social advan Reiuliait needed medical aid, as hr Saturday». Hambletonian Mambrino is a beautiful dark BUSINESS, which is Buttering intensely. Mansetield J5 hands, 2J inches high and tages. Independent of its use to was was nut in his cell, and it was foufld bay or brown, over 1,100 pounds. He is unsurpassed the people already iu the eouutry, that his wounds were slight, ouly three weigh» foi style and beauty; long bodied, with a Ruinous to S’e.rsaaar and Marchant, in th© 3fincL shots striking his ankle, ami two of rangy neck and blood-like head. He is hea every school house or church built these glancing. Ricuhait was sent to vy muscled, and a» for teet aud legs no horse We hope to receive the patronage of the public, which believe in doing business on a CASH SASiS adds.to the value of the land in its the Hospital, and, upon examination, can excel him. it was found that lie bad been struck Of his prepotency as a sire there can be no neighborhood. And not only is by two buckshot just under the armpit doubt. »Ill his colts have the impress of his The One Price Cash Dry Goods and Clothing House, this true, but it is an attraction to of the riuht side, one of v.bich must high form and superb courage, and when plac have affected Lis lungs The chances ed on the market have, so far. commanded (at, the most desirable classes of new for recovery ar e against liiui, and lie the same ages) us high a price as the get ut hoise in the North Pacific. comers, and it is vastly more im was breathing heavily and suffering any During Proprietor. the last year his get was awarded untold agony; The reward was im portant to a country to Resettled mediately given to the men. The many premiums and was the winner of the three-year-old three-in-rive races at Vancouver by good people than to be stocked gentlemen to whom the two men sur and State Fsir, defeating in both races the rendered were allowed .f5lt each, and finest the field of three-year-olds that ever came with tine cattle. The Willamette f’eti i Heater, Warren Gibson, Win. tigether in the Northwest. valley enjoys advantages of this Price, and Dick Kays were given the V E D I G R E E ;—Hambletonian Manibrino Groceries Crockery, Fancy Goods will be closed out at extremely low figur £8 full reward—id SO tor each man—mak was sired by Menelaus, 'the sire of Cleora, re sort' over all other parts of the ing tfldO in all. Five of the convicts cord and gold for $15,000), he by Rvs- still at large, but it is hoped they dyk’s 2.18$. Hambletonian. country, unless it be the Walla are will soou be recaptured. 1st dam Olean, by Border Chief. FARMERS, Walla valley, and it is reaping a 2nd dam Olinda, by Oliver. 3rd dam bv Chorister, he by imp. Contract. rich reward for them. Through IMPROVE VOI R STOCK. X W rJTo-> 1 >M v Menelaus’ first dam Jesse Bull by Long Isl the enterprise and public spirit of and Black Hawk. Mr. J. J. Henderson,has at his place,5 miles 2nd darn by Young Duroc, he by Duroc, he west of Amity, a thorough-bred Jersey Bull, Great Strength and Durability notici ; n few citizons of The Dalles, an by Diomede. imported recently from Los Angelos. Those I academy of high grade was estab Any person <.r person» found hunting on 3rd dam by Coffin’s Messenger, son of imp. wishing to breed can do so by the season for The only Mower manufac ured on the Pacific Coast. Messenger. $5, due at time of service. our premises after ibis d>de, without permis- lished in that city two or three eion, will be prosecuted lo the fullest extent <>1 Border Chief, sire of Olean, was by old Marn- 13in3pd . brino Chief, 1st dam bv Highlander, 2nd dam SMITH Bitos. years ago.* The purpose was to the law. by Glencoe, 3rd darn by Post Boy, son of Hen June ¡9, 1883-ml* ry that ran with Eclipse. afford meafia at home for the edu Thu9 it will t»e seen that HainbletoDian “JERSEY CHIEF” cation of their children. This has Mambrino lias eight Messenger crosses and F1A AL PROOF. unites the two greatest strains of American The — been fully realized, and more; the uaud Office ui Oregon City. Oregon, ) tn fling blood—those of Kvsdvk’s Hambletou- ii'-ademy has ot itself has been the July 13, 1883. ) ian aud Mambrino Chief, being a lineal de Pure Blood? 1 Jersey of imp. Messenger o ■ each side of the means of inducing a considerable Notice is hereby given that the followiug- scendant Now at the stables of house To this, the very quintessence of Amer iLjiued settler has filed notice of his intention. settlement iu Wasco county. We make final proof in support of her chum,ami scan trotting blood, he un tes the rich racing said Drool will be made before the County strains of Glencoe, Wagner, Chorisier and Post HENDERSON & LOGAN BROS. have personal knowledge that lhai lurk ot Yamhill Ci^uty ni La layette, Oregon, Boy, famous in the annuils of the running McMIXNVILLE, OREGON t hire families destined for points m Thursday, Aug.‘23, 1883, viz: Ruth A •irl ou both sides of the Atlantic. He als< Holdredgv, Ixornesieud Entry No 5177 lor th» has the Bashaw blood, through Long Island further east, all of whom found L«.| Black Hawk, the first horse that ever trotted I ot .MV. 7 T. 5 s B. 3 W. “ J ersky C hief ” N o 1, dropped April 12th, 2 :40 to a road wa2«»n. homes in Wasco county because of the names the following witnesses to prove u l.iw 1871 »ire, •* Emperor;” dum, “ Minnie War I P RMS :--?35 to injure.; :‘25 by the season. ren. Her continuous residen(M) upon, and cultivation the facilities at hand for education; of, said ¡and, Vir : 1 lioriih» Fb t-h« ", ot D:.y- Core will be taken to prevent accidents, bu* P edigree of “E mperor ” ** Ernperor” was Yurnhill County, David Monastea arid no responsibility assumed. •iinpped Jan. 17th 1S75; sire, “ Emperor Bil and these aie but instances illus .oii, Add rrss riiomas Belcher, of Portland, and Ainos Low- ly , ’ dam “Olivea” by imported Neptune(]24); Wy. GALLOWAY, Bclievue. trating a g< n -rill tendency. The . -n.* ot Sellwood« Multnoiniib Countv, Oreeon. Or ¿¡rand-dam, “ Olivea” (232) ; great grand-dam L. B. LiNl>SAY, L. T. BARIN. Register. • ’ Nelly Bly,**(226)—imported. lesson is one that should bt heeded. 5Ctf Reedville, Oregon. P edigree of “M innie W arrex ”—“Minnie OSBORNE One Price Cash Dry Goods and Clothing House, EXTRAS For Cash at Bedrock Prices. R. We keep NO Books Hambletonian Mambrino, STRICT, HONEST, FAIR AND SQUARE BUSINESS H. FISÏÏEH, THE VICTOR MOWER The telegraph imines forty-one Republican and forty Democratic aspirants for the Presidency, with Blaine in the lead among the Re publicans and Tilden the favorite with the Democrats. If these two men should be the candidates, old Sammy will need more “bar’ls’’ than he rolled out in ’76; ami it won’t require 8 to 7 to convince him of the fact, either. The New Hampshire legislature has been trying to elect a U. B. Seuator, for several weeks past, but liavn’t aucceeded as yet. The Senator will be a Republican, but as several promiueutcrudidates me in the held, it is bard to predict who the successful man will be. To read our Democratic cotem* porary, down the way, one would be led to believe that an honest Republican ditl not exist. We ex pect he will I m *attempting to “psln> off” Grover, Chadwick et al as Re publicans, next. Crop reporta from Minnesota, Cahot it, Kansas, Indiana and Illi nois are, on the whole, favorable__ Keeent raina have beuefltted crops in Minnesota and Dakota, but in the other places they have done much damage. The Congregational Association of Oregon anti Washington has Iteen in session at Walla Walla, during the past week. EXECI I OR’« SALE Ot Real IMiifr, STAR Saloon & Billiard Hall Nolice la lu-rei.y given that the undcraigr.ed Eaoruior u( the estate ot O. S. Thoma«, <h . Cha’s Hirsch, Pro. < » e<l, by virtue <4 an order duly made unri euten-d el record on July 3rd, 1683, by th, l.mnty Court of Tillamook Couutv, Oiegon, [Du:r scbs . îiüsu ’ s old jtaxp .J ■nil. on baturday, the 18th duy of Au^-uat 1883. nt the hour of one o'clock in the alu-r- OE£OOy ■•«’"» "l ai'll day, at the Court House door iu M i MINNVILLE, Liucola in aaid county, at Pubi c Auction, •ell U|««n the terma hereinafter ar lied, the fol. . wing de.-crilad real pretniae» belonging t,. ikuobs bise mu cisass •am .»lute, to wit: The Don.ai a' Land lami of u s. Tbomua, JIo. d.003. in the D.t- BI.KK 3 CENTS A GLASS. -let ot Lamia aubject to «ile in Oreg, n C:f ia 1 offer, and aiiuiued iu Section, 3» aud 35 i..n».n'|. tn. M v.-t, Il.u.,. i No,,;, \v.;. NOTICE. »mett.-M. riilian, Tillamook Ci-ut v, Origen V. 8. Land OflE-r, Oregon City, ) »-obtaining about 30° acres. Oregon, June 8,1833. (’ TEB.M8-C.ffsh. Coniplaiut having been eutrre.i at this Oflice July 1888. -y Geurge C. Belt ngaintt Mark Morris lor J.< . Uft Ul EV, V^scuior. I. L. SroREY, I abondonmg his Hontt-sioad Entry No. 4375, luted April 23, 1881, upon th« 8 | of NE j «1 (. T. M aulsbt , J Atty» (or Estate. ISO N of 8E | Section 4, Township 2 8, R o W u Yamhill County, Oregon, with a view to the «'anoellation of said entry ; the said parties art hereby »umnioned to appear before J. E. Mag- is, Notary Public at McMiunville, YatnhiL Couuty. Oregon,on the 17th day of July, li83 10 o’«l<N-k «. ni., to respond and furnish tea- iiiDony couceruiug said alleged abandonment. I4ti L. T. BAKIN. Regtoler. nri ruas, Groceries, Canned Bloats, Canned Fruits, Etc., Ac., AT BEDROCK PRICES FOR Shingles, Shingles Miller & Bowers' Shingle Mill. Cbean as rhe cheapest and good *s the best Look at them. Enquire of F. W. REDMOND, Agent, at McMinnville, or of ftmlorl MILLER A BOWER». ì’aj ('asti Lliur, it»It, Oats, Potatoes, Csmeat( und Gran Seed. Ì W. T* Farm Machinery! I « C l* «CEC F I a Sappington & Laughlin u o ; - tse NORTH YAMHILL, I also have the Weuld trail the attention of the Farmers o & \amhill end Washington Counties, to the fact that they have the agency h r gome of the beat make. of Farm Machinery, among which they may mention the Caliga Gypson, or Land i ¡¿¿lor The only fertilizer that centaius Fhospliate Lime. Northwestern Mi.ufwtcry & Car Company's FARM. Road and Mill MACHINERY, Deering Binder, Deering Mower, EURISKO MARKET WARRIOR mower . Is now permanently |ceated in the Brick on TheiOld Reliable. ind now have or exhibition at mv »tore a fine Third Street-near the poatoffire, where will issortmeut of Farm and Road Afachinerv, in- le found all kinds of .duding the t reell .Vlents. Sauangee nt all kinds. Heart t beeve, » reel, riels, Salt and Urled ri.U, Bacon. Haul., » gg». C.ll and we me al tba Wallaca Building, Flour from Lata,«He Mill». ippnaitu M«K>«ic Hall. . Chickens, Ac.. lots E. x. HAHOING. St. Paul Twine Binder. Jd» woons B. F. HARTMAN, ftwlO For all kiuds of Produce, Oats, Bari y, Cur. d Menta, Lard, Apple», Oniotia, Eggs, cbicken Furkeve, Ducki, Gee»e and Potalo«». I bave far sale a .. Mower and Self Binder—Something entirely new. Missing bundles is of the past. Will run one horse lighter than other Self Binders. I would respectfully call tbs attention of the J people to the fact that I DODD’S HAY RAKES, The Westinghouse Thresher, Plow«,, Harrows, In fact all kind, of Farm, Machinery. In feci everything kept in » At th« owneT of th« followirq property i, st -eorlt in town «nd ha> no use for th- Mme. be ■ ffert it at a bargain : One «pan cl good Work This is a fact and no buncombe. Horses; ni«o a gw-I Mi’cb C«>w, and » Ceot- ?tvee, in fsir condition. For partk-nhiw, en HEALESTATEAt.EVIS pireof HENRY DrNZER. M. C. StMIi ’rE.V. SHERIDAN. YAMHILL Co , OREGON. Nele n’, wsgt-n shop. McMinnville, Slarv.in 0<-l«cl>r’, builiiisf, on« doer Or HENRY GEE, B-ll«vue. Valuable Farm Land, tor «ale in quaotit.ea > «••I of S(»r Saloon. 19tt «m3- and on tarmato Mit. llMl ! CAKII. * on Horses' Necks. Every funner should examine the VICTOR before purchasing a Mower, as it has many points that make it superior to other machines. I also have the Improved House, I atn also agent fur the THE ft IM 9 r SAUED »HI.'WELBS »ver mail« in this mtioo are now being uian- ifaciured at Simple in Construction, Light Draft, No Side Draft or Weight W alter Produce | Commission , Way Down. From thia time forward I will >«¡1 mv »took or Warren,” solid fawn, drop|>ed March 5th. 1874 : •ire, “ Beacon Comet,” litb : dam, “ Prince»” i I 4th. (2.802); grmid-dam, “Princes” (761)— imported bv W. B. Dinsmore iu 1808- I ebws —For seaji.in, $.5. HENDERSON A LOGAN BROS. IStf A. C. Southmayd I Potter, FIRST-CLASS MARKET All to be sold LOW, FOR CASH. Give me > cell. W. J. g IR«1 laox. McMinnville. Oregon, [ M»V 31, 1833. I lltn3* ALSO, Hardware. Crocketyware Grocer ies, Etc, ...at the... .Vorth Vamhiib u-atf.
