Newspaper Decimons. It xou want a mod laugh, buy one ot A Trip to Boda Bpnnjs. Mr. David Gunning, of Bellevue, those 10 cent comic books at (irissen’s. paitl us a hurried call, last evening. * Seaside and Brookside Library. East­ Administrator's not ice of the estate Eli. Rhl'oin Ell: July 26th I started ern aud California llliistrut'd- paper« received every w eek. Agt ney for Dai- of Joseph Haves will appear in out on a trip to the Siaiu Spriugsin eouip»- m xt issue. tix witli our city marshal, hi . wife ami ly mid \\ tekiy Sen'.. We my wife mid son. West Wall.ice Willie Logan got mixed up in a little went by way of Wheatlmid; ¡liter Al"1.' L.lker i-entitled to ' •‘11.» tin brisim" on l,i-. oats, as u runaway seru}s‘<«u Tuesday, lie took crossing the river Went some three belli that he tlin -lied out one dav hist a load of limit tire from the stables mile.., then took to the li It mill w'eui week, gave him a return ol ii.| bii«hels down to I he south eml of town, ami In the way of St. Louis, a siunll village % The courts have decided that i>l’uJng loth" acre. flu.i wen- of the " Rus while unloading it, a cavuse that In some six miles north-east ot w heiitlaml. had hitched in took a notion to "«kill It liei in ii beautiful prairie, about a t itake newspapers or puriodieals from the sum variety. ¡ost-office- or removing and leaving the m in out.” mid the first jump lauded Willit We learn that th. tin. laddies of La­ on hi« back. Il< juniiied up and quarter of c mile from the timbei fht) oificc. ih plima facie evidence of inten­ fayette Imd their lir .t run ou Titeadnv, climlied imo the wagon, but w as again Inmlsot the Willamette. Before reach­ tional fraud. j The Postmaster-General baa decided oeca.- ioned by a slight blaze at the resi- thrown out. The team tin it rmt a abort ing St. Louis we passed some beautiful witli with healthy thit iMMtimwtere who fail to notify publish- deuet ol Deputy Clerk fhompstm. distance and brought up against a tree, farms, covered when subocril^ra remove, or fail to t&ke I lie tiie was extinguished with Imt breaking the ueek-xoAe and harness grain ; the farm houses were gmxl. At St. Louis we turned to the right, and their papt-n» from the ¡»oatoffioe, shall be re- slight damage. ami making a general sumsh-up. went within almut one mile of Gervais, i, visible for their subscription. A small child of Mr. Pound, in rhe Mr. Charles Cook came up town on another small x illage that the East Side northern part of town was hadlv in- Munday, looking as if he Imd "fought railroad passes through; thence we yh / j f’/JAfi-.i* vrw. liireil f this week. heard ot to thresh in this section, and the team struck out oil their own was not backward in making use of it. Thanks to Mrs. G. YV. Snyder fora threshing out a piece of oats, which accuuut, running some distance and The next morning our marshal and supply of delicious peaches. tinned out poorly—thirty bushels to iloing damage to the binder that w ill West Wallace started oil foot an hour Mr. Butler Deladimutt moved Ids Lie acre whi te lie should have received cost from $25 to $30 to repair. Mr. before the wagon ilid, in order to kill from 5‘J to Go bushels—ns he inform« Sparks can congratulate himself on es- some grouse. After xve had traveled faiuily to town on Monday last. us. •caping with so small a loss, as a har­ eight miles we stopped nt n farm house Mary Wardel is going to make Final is no very uiee thing to have to get some oats, mid who should come "The same woman tried the same vester Proof of her laud. Bead notice. up but the marshal aud West with game mi tlm Editorof this paper, while tpixed up in n runaway scrape. Mr. Magers informs us that fishing here, but failed”— Feyinter. Y'ou was McMinnville is to have a Bank at their coats off and their faces as red as in very good on the upper Willamina. at home, where some of your family last, ami for making arrangements tor if they bad just come out of Caswell’s File delegates met Monday evening could keep an eve on you ; wasn’t you. the same Mr. Jacob Wortman imd sou, saloon, I do not say they were lost; was not them that was lost, but the and transacted considerable business. Judge? Or did your modesty (?) keep acting in the interest of Hon. D. P. it you tn cheek ? Thompson, were in town from Monday Springs; they staid w(th tl^e wagou the Miss Lana Mitehell, of Corvallis, is balance of the way. We ivaelied the to Wednesday of this week. They se­ Although the smoke for the past, cured W, J. Garrison’s brick and w ill at Springs at 1 o’clock; foundtweuty- down visiting her sister, Mrs. Am Shad- month lias been slightly unpleasant, it den. once commence the work ot fitting it six camps on the ground. The weath­ nevertheless was the means of saving was spletiilid. The next day was El. Underwood brings the boss loads many a thousand bushel of grain to up for banking purposes, intending to er anil the wagons came pour­ of lumber into town from the Nestncca this country. Hud it not been for the open out in frou, six weeks to two Saturday ing in until; there was a large crowd months. A bank in a towu the size ' mills. smoke the sun would have ritiued many of anti tioing the business that is trans­ on the grogud. 1 was told that a good Our jolly good unfilled friend Frank a piece of grain that is now tiiruiug acted in McMinnville, is a necessary share of the people in ten miles of the out well. O’Conner of Lafayette, was in towu, convenience ami we are pleased to be Spring»/mite nn<| spend their Sundays Monday. flic Georgia Minstrels received a able to auuounce that capitalist« lmve at theXpriugs. It Is gelling to be a ,grei»f place of resort. They semi, on A substantial bridge is being built «mull nudieuee at this place. Our peo­ seen lit to establish one here. y art average, one hundred mid ten dozen over the swale at Panther Creek, north ple expected them to arrive on the Eight week« ago last week Wednes­ bottles of the water to Portland, daily, noon train but tin y did not come until day the 4-year-old son of Mr. ami Mrs. of towu. evening. Hence a small turnout. An Elsia Wright got II 2 emit piece in his for which they get $1.75 per dozen.— Willie Westerfield anil Charles Nel­ other rvasou for the small iiidieuce: throat, ami there it remmm d despite Our old friend Thompson, Deputy County Clerk ami family, were there . son. of Lafayette, came around to see l'lie Minst rels didn't advertise in the the efforts of several nlij sicians tore- Mr. Holmes, prosecuting attorney, mid us Tuesday. R eporter . move it. 'l'lie little fellow suffered ter­ Judge White m.d family, of Oregon Our Immorous friend, Abe Black- Ou Tuesday eveuing Mr. James Houck ribly, and at last his parents concluded Citv. Mrs. White got up a concert burn, of Carlton, was on out streets siiflcred a fracture of t wool hi« ribs. to take him to I’offlm.d for treatment. while 1 was there; it was good. Prof. Monday evening. At a late hour in the evening he went Last week Tuesday they took him Prince took part in it; also. Miss down to Dr, Henry E. Jones, Opitz’s “ " , Wil» iu into the Inly loft to put down some hay building, between jsbauil Pine, who Clause, fhey liaveadance, hall, which Mr. Henry Lee, of " Bellevue, as a or Ids Imrses, and mal. iuga misstep fell performed the painful opmatjori with they use ex cry other night—at least did town Tuesday, looking 1. .. a« ' liappy , from the loft and striking his side on w hile I wns at the Springs. August 1 clam at high tide. the edge of a manger, received the success, and the little sufferer was re­ we started for home, coming U differ­ lieved. Had the copper lieeti allowed ent route from wluit we went. We lion. Win. Calloway aud J. R. Mar- above injury. to remain iu his throat another week went within three miles of .Silvertou; tin, of South Yamhill, paid us a visit When " Mercurmim' stated in bis he would lmve died, ami his parent', then to Parkerville. That part qf the last Wednesday evening. item.« to the Heiiintef hist week that are t »'it iip'b liappy •" know that it country 1 do not like as »veil ns from ..................... ___ have the “ tire ladders'’were out for a drill lias been i« iijovi i| Some ot the ......... «mall ..... red , plums Parkerville to Wheatlmid. Hint pail been brought to market ami ottered he should have luted also that the en­ ol the voiiutt v eaiiiiot be beat nt Ore­ fot sale at leaHouable figure«. gine H'comp.mied the "ladders.” The Y a wllil l.'« M oktoah BS. gon—at least that is my judgment. 1 "ladders" aty good ; bill we feel a pride Mr. Willi« say« ho want« the man .ill Following is a summary of the saw as good wheat as I ever did; the our little engine ami don ’ t see any Oregonians need not say the wheat wlm borrowed his trowel to return it^ use of' «how ing partiality. mortgages recotded in Yamhill Conn crop is a failure ; I think it never was at onee, as he wants to nse it. Near consisting of J. F.. Magers, ty, showing the principal mid interest: better, except the late sown. Mr. Looney had a good horse to die M. A ! baity Principal. Interest. Brook's Station the wheat is no heavy inlet w ood, J. Turner and old Mr. outlie mountains while on his wav to Wriglif, .. 1473, 6'M 1» Amt Yamhill Capital 475,589 28 it litis fallen down ill places; tile potato took a good hunt up on the the coast with a party, last week. Oregon Capital . .. .. 149, 141 04 33,352 57 crop looks very poor, go where vqq Wiilaiiiiiiu, last week, and report a Amt 1,512 «4 mav. Amt IT. 8. Capital .... ... 28,035 00 Mr. Watt answer« the questions iu good time. Friday mortijng the light­ Aiyt roirign Capital. .... |8|,808 8»’» 12,572 01 la t week's E epoh TKU regarding the ning siruek n tree near iheii lamp, C. A. W all ack . Total....................... .... 1832,600 02 G8^,0W 50 pioneers excursion, to the satisfaction setting lire to it, ami despite rhe heavy rain that deeended, burned tlm tree No. valid uniaineelied liiortgag. «, 70S. A\ OI TMDER’N OPINION o> of all. By “ Yamhill Capital” is meant mo­ V A 511111.1.. It is :. ii .'toiit, leased it to county Mr. S. A. Clark, editor of the Fiti im r, those gentl,.m, |> fm this season, a« he citizi hs of Oregon outside of Yamhill has lately taken a Inn through the uiiuute. county; " U. S.” loaned by citizens ot limugbt it too m ,n the busy season to H. Del.islmmtt, the real estate agent, attempt to mo-.c his family to this the rtiiletl States outside of Oregon ; West Side enmities, ami here is what lias this, week old a farm nine miles place, aud lu- did not wish to board. “ Fu.ruign” includes .|i| rumie) troui lie «ays of Yamhill: It is interesting to note the difference south of Portland, belonging to A. So Messrs. Martin A- Stout will mu the outside tlie U, S. In furuisliing us the above, County iu laud.-,dapes north aud south of Che Kir hard son. warelmuse this season. Clerk Speueer says: “ 1 calculated the lialem mountains. Yamhill has great Mr. J. IL Stine, w ho has been work­ Mr. turner, wire and daughter, of interest appareiftly due on the mort­ variety of surface and soil. It is not ing iu this otliee recently, has gone to Yamhill count > , Ori gon, are at Goiden- gages. It may not be taxed however. so large as Marion or Linn, blit it is un­ vork iu the new Dilley saw mill.— daie, visiting Ins daughter, Mrs. [suae No mortgages given prior to August surpassed for itanrouetiveuess. Along Hilhboiii Indepeudi'itt Compton. They have «pint two weeks Jut, 1883 were abstracted, although the coast range it lias a beautiful and country (hat is thoruuglily An infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. up at Trout like and Ice cave, on the malty uncaneelled ones given prior to sightly mm liof it, and produces crops < ritler died at the resilience of Mr. «lop. of Mount Adams, and pronounce that date appear of record. All that fncmeil, that gives Yamhill its well known repu­ Turner, of Second street, Sunday even­ it i delight!ill place. It is destined to have bren foreclosed or became inval­ tation. This western portion of Yam­ Ih'cu.ue .1 popular summer resort.— I'.J'. id from any cause that 1 could certain­ ing ami was buried Monday. ly know, were excluded. Schoo! fund hill is lungiiilleent country. Sheridan .Mrs. Elka Walling, <>f Amity died on Mrs. Sears has sold her Millinery and mortgages mill mortgages given to the is close under coast ranges aud 1ms no Fancy (.mods business to Misses Foster Tuesday, July 31st, 1»S3, at the re­ i i iialei'i of Baptist College of MeMiint- superior as a fanqiiA country, Take markable age ol ’ 94 years. She ami liuss, who will run the business in um| nmrtgagcs covering land iu tlm whole area fiom Wapato lake to crossed the plaius to Oregon over for- ville, the head of the valley, along the coast the future. See card of thanks. two counties were not included.'’ ti years ago. being at that time about ranges, and no finer country can be --------- —----------- On Monday evening we received a 60‘years old. She was the mother of found. Hur special advantage is the pleasant call from Mr. R. L. Han is, one several children, w ho live in various Q r r. > r i o x.« A x s w f . K EI >. rolling surface is easily drained anil •rf Dayion's business young uteii. He parts of Oregou and was much loved G lexmi '- khy F akm , t farmed. * * * Take Yamhill as au was accompanied by Mr. Sigler. ami respected by all w ho knew her. A mity , Or., Aug. 3,1883. i average it probably Ims a better crop E oitok K ehortek : In reply to ques­ outlook than many of the valley coun­ Mr. L. ('■ Thompson, of the large " So w hat rare I if death Ite nigh ; for and beautiful “Glenbrook Farm,” was Love I hie, tor LoV<* I die, sang L, K> tions asked by “S. Dan" in your last ties. Farmers there, show the smile in town Saturday and informed us that the livelong day last Sunday, amt tin issuei The oliiicers of the Pioneer So­ skill nuil want uf skill as exist» else­ his grain was turning out very light. ally wound up by jotting the words ciety of Oregou, are. Messrs. J. YV. Nes­ where. When they eonie down to down on piece ot paper, putting it in mith, of Derry, l’ulli Co. Pres.; ,1. W. actual thorough work anil mixed pro­ Mr. Janie,« Weston, of Amity lias a pocket and starting westward out Grim, of Amora, Y'ice-Pres.; T. B. duction v.e may expect more cert.iinti tine lot of blackberries to sell at 2;> his town by a familiar path. But the Odeueal, of Salem, See.; .1. M. Bacon, of siicce.' s. Yamhill already has stock cents per gallon. Here is a chance I'm of is increasing note worked out of his pocket, was of Oregou City, 'fleas.; YV. 11. Rec«, of intere.-ts of value ami Her n person desirous of putting up fruit, farmers line of industry. found and handed to us, mid striking Amora, Cor. Sec.; E. M. Wait, of Sa­ that lem. F. X. Mathew«, of Butteville, ami were planting orchard« rather exten­ Ou Saturday next, Ausust 11th, Mr. us as very pretty we publish them. Jos. Watt, of Amity, Director«, 'fo sively Imt the failure of fruit this year L. H. Rimer will sell at public sale, at “ Hanibletoidan Menihritio," the no­ re«ults ill iu that a member, semi full name, gives no chance to show result» the livery stable, McMinnville, a span ted .«talliou has closed Iris yeason aim become where born. 5ear of birth, yem of ar­ line, of work horses, wagon, buggy, harness, has been a money making investment rival Ymnlnll 1» possessed of a number of tn Oregon, with om dollar ami ete. t n Mr. Galloway, the proprietor. Dili' »t:ui;ps hir return of < > riilicati, to the thriving towns and it is certain that n Thanks to Prof. G. P. Newelll for a ing tl,e Mason Membriuo has served Secretary, T. B. Odeueal of Salem. country that can support good town« bouquet of beautiful roses ami dowers 10l> mares, at $25 would make the sum Ladies admitted to iiiemliergliip free. must prosper. This year's wheat crop ot various kind«. Prof Newell ha« one of $2,250. The condition of the horse Back lines of one dollar each year, « ill he large ami will lie equal to any of the neatest Hower gardens in this shows Mr. 1!. Martin to be an excellent to constitute good standing. Arrivals other county of its population. With keeper, ns he Ims gained C>7 pounds in .Oregon after 1854 are not eligible a gootl seasonable May ami June the section. during the «eason. ilamli'eloniaii will to nieinliershiti. Money call lie scut to harvi-Kt iu Y amhill w ould have been Onite a number of Y'amliillvri are lie kept at. fhe farm of Mr. Martin till the Treas. by Money < (rder. \\ ill pub­ simply enormous, fake the stand of and have been recreating at Wiliboft Sept. 17th. lish details in a few days as to children, full wheat that stood last December Springs. Messrs. Wallace and Shuck and hail that lieen carried through io female.relativi's, baggage, etc. The Dalle« Timru M»' Baker I Ills M i 'M imnvh - lf , Aug 1), 1883. mg ln< mark" on the sidewalk in the eluiul« hei *o gel »round. »'■ lille mov­ generous gift will Im duly’ iippi vflUUeil Wheat, psr ouanel................... nortbent part of town is known, and is ing almut one of the crnichw sllp|H.-d by the many frlemia of your e I t> udipg tin- lad.' a*"* •«’>» «he is doing Before briniriiiK <»n onr Fall Mock of Potato?«, f»er bushed (?r pouml.......... hi/.i 11 erty on the corner of Third and F,. to I Mrs J B. Roltr suffered a painful acci­ HatM. You will tibil |t to your ad­ per pound .................... <0,15 Mrs. p. A. Derr for $1.700 and pHr- dent on Hundav last. A frying pan npuaiil vantage lo call upoil uh l>efore going Lard, •Oi 25 Butter, per pound................. chascl the old premises of C'apt. Hand i fllb’fl with grease was on the stove c I m - w fieri?. • 'j.30 Egij.i, per dozen...................... ley on B. Street, paying therefor $700. heatiug, I!"’l » little girl living with RfM A F oster . Hides, dry flint, per pound . >15 Mr. Rohr, ha» mg lb’ balie in Iter arm«, Successors to Mr*. Sear?*. “ See here!” lie exclaimed as ha «tone fearing fu.. Hides, per pouud the gica.-e w.ml(| oqilt «a* [" ♦o the door with a book in his hand, tlm 4 id 8 Droned II pur cwt. ». t of removing it wneil th ” ultllil Wool, [pr pourid .................. fo 18 '' whose plums von shaking off"We Im’h hand.« into the grease., »»»»an A i ft# DOW, ftl don't know." " Well, lmw w mild von ! put lft giil,i< tn«.e|ing of ( usier I’ostX«. Tallow, per poun«i................. . like to hive n crowd come into your inghi« ImmL and wrists in a feartul 9, (i A Ft, rialnrdiiy, August 11. ut » j> Chick«- -gr»>wn-«l'-zen. 4 M Co, 4 Hi This is tin- A< ’7'!"' *•“ ‘d”n’ pltim thicket and take your fruit with­ manner. bit- Is falleu the little fellow in a in. liusinens of importam i-. No wheat rouiinjr in to the ware* out asking?” and several of mir town*' Ihm D. IL TrWMF.R, sfiori time, a« it Ims lieen but almut I ious - . a , as yet; consequent I \ noqe of­ people moved on and left the irate old ■' J. C. CooPF.W, Uonimamler. I two month ’ sin« '' » ’ ' ■ , ' ¡M » fellow to get in a better mood, and to I fered to th** market. Adj. cultivate a inore generen» disposition, cated. 1 Anv per*»n who takes a paper regular- k froiu directed in his il ’«1«’ or auother’a. or whether he aub- n. jijed or not. i* reaiMMtsible lor payment. ** •» if a person wriwra hie paper diaooiitin- ..cdheiuuit p«y Hireara, or the publisher miv continue to bend it until payment ib ’ aje, and then oolleot the whole nmoiint. whether the imi^ r is takeu from the office or HEW PRICES! <»• L, Parker and Gen./ canvuiaing Y'amhi.'l and/ Ring order;« tor the ?•»<«-, which Is giving g< au l jus* the imichln« I hat every tun,. Tlim you may know that ihiala no hum» read the tollo'ihig certificate: McMinnville, Oregon, July 9th, 1883. We her« *>v rvrtil’y that we have purchased » Tin righieimig Macliine, now being aoli d er a, Twine, Wire DRESS GOODS, EXTRAS Lacas, Also a full line of fanning implement» R. BAIRD’S, Embroidery, Cloves, Hosiery, lito. Men’s Boys’, and FOR MALE ! Youths Everlhitig sold at Reduc­ ed Prices. Please call and examine Goods before pur­ Tiie undersigned oilers for sale his property in Happy Valley. The farm consists of 282 acres ; 200 acres under fence ; about 90 acres in cultivation: good house and barn and excel­ lent spring water. Also a fair flouring mill,on one of tho best sites io Oregon. I will sell this whole property at $15 per acre—one-half cash down, the balance on reasonable time. Enquire at the R lcoutkh office. 2mfi C. NEWBY. STAR Saloon & Billiard Hall Cha’s Hirsch, Pro. chasing elsewhere. Yours Respectfully, ip . NORTH YAMHILL. 17 m2 Farm and Milt Property < 3<>t 11Í ■!«> r. , Anil . Fancy Goods, [IHKLSCHNEIDKR'S OLD STAND.] M c M innville . flLH.yo.r/? OREGON McMinnville, Oregon. FINE WINES. LIQUOnS. BEEB ul «GABS NEW FIRM! New Goods ! New Prices! ROBISON & BAKER I [SUCCESSORS TO 11. H. TODD.] f DEALERS IN NOTICE. 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 Homestead Entry No. 4375, dated April 23, 1881, upon the S 4 of NE ] A N A ol KE J Section 4, Township 2 S, R 5 W, Jn Yamhill County,‘Oregon, with a view to the cancellation of said entry ; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear before J. E. Mag­ ers, Notary Public at McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon, on the 17th day of July, 1883 al 10 o’clock a. m., to respond and furnish tes­ timony concerning said alleged abandonment. 1415 L. T. BARIN, Register. Fl l < l TOR’S SALK ll*ntch Repairing and .fob bing a Special! f/. silt;Kiirs sam : By virtue of a decree and an order of th<- Court ami an execution duly issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Yam­ hill County, on the 9th day of July A I). 1883, upon a judgment duly enrolled ami docketed in the Clerk’s office of said Court, in said County on the 14th day of February A. D. 1882, in favor of Geo. W. Yocum and against T. M, Patty lor the sum of Thirty seven and 18-109 ($37.18) Dollar« C. H. Gold Coin, and the further num ol Three ami 3.5 160 Dollar« coati, and to me duly directed and deliver?«!, I did on the I (»th day of July 1883 weize and (evv upon the following described real estate to wit, situate in Yamhill County, Oregon : Lots No 4, 5, 9, 10. 11 and 12 of H«.-ti >n 18, T 5 S , R. fl West of Willamette Meridian, r»»ntaining One Hundred and Sixty-nine and 19-100 acres. Now therefore, by virtue of said execution, on Mi*turd»>y ilh4 Hath di<> of Autfukl 1HH3 at the hour of one o’clock p. in., at the Court House door in Lafayette, in said County and Slate, I will sell at public Auction, the above real property of said defendant, to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said judgment, coats and accruing c>-«d- Dated July 25tb, 1883. F. H. VOI I ARI», Rherifl*of Yamhill County, Oregon. IMS3 DEERING and. Mowers, lloosier Hay Rakes, STUDEBAKER Wagons and Buggies A130 >1 Itili« ÍÍK*t of all kinds of Carriage* amt Stackunlth Wor/.. IRON HARROWS a limarvi BUM' «•pr rinltjr. At Amity. Or. BUM! BUM!! FINAL PROOF. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July 21, 188.3. Notice is hereby given H im 4 the («»flowing named settlers have tiled notice of their inten­ tion to make final proof in support of their claims ar,M that said proof will lx* made before tha •«only Clerk of Tili<>mook County at Till- amo'ik, Oregon, on M«»n«lay Hept. 3 4883, viz: R. M. Tmbrwlge, HnmeelMid Entry No 3.593, for toe E 1-2 of X w 14. N W I 4 of N W I 4 A N E 14 of 8 W I 4 of w.9. T 2 9 R 10 W He name4 the following wttneMrs V» prove his continuous rea«*ieMce upon, and cultivation of said land, vi|» K. R Thorn («ton, T. F. liar ria. W. T. Nawmmb and <». A. Thonipsten, all of Tillan.ook, Tillamook Cmi# v, Oregon. L T BAR« IN. I'egi ^r Job Printing, ’ d 'I'ha?'» the racket, Wheat Receipts, and Sale Bill«, ; i/ Besides i verything else in the line, a« good n« the l>e»t, on abort no­ tice. b> .«SYDE THE PRINTER.