Z
K
p
I’”
1$ Ì
11
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£^i«-w 'JTo-l >ny
xcxnnmiLs.oaBooy, atovst jj , iks .
All puriic« are Hereby notitied not io traap&M
upon iriy pr-uni-* z
iu ami alicr’hi.» ¿ate, and
all found ti'hpn.-.- n- u ji ;e jh i ,>- ated to the
fullest extent of th», t . .
W T. N ewby .
McMinnvillt», Au/. 23, 1
-•.■¡1
Aotice to
TUI.
TTLEGHAPmJK
ffiWIBFD.
rtTMlKT
The strike of telegraph opttafois hue
come to an end, au>l ha>. resulted in those
engaged in tho strike going back to
their old positions at the same wages
and to work the same, number of hours
as before. Kegardiug “strikes” the
Portlaud iUtj.aui has the following
well-timed remarks under the heading
of “Ill considered methods.” We
quote:
The operator’s strike is proclaimed a
failure, members of tho Brotherhood
being permitted to return to work
at the old rates wherever the company
will receive them. The result adds
auother. disclaimer to tho idea that
strikes are the laberers’ panacea for real
or supposed ills. If the pay of tele
graphers was in reality so small as to
induce n hardship, such hardship has
hardly been lessened by the loss of .•
month’s pay. Uuless laborers arc pre
pared to abandon one vocation for au
other, it is folly to “quit work” as a
remedy for low wages, From the na-
tore of things craftsmen of any trade
ate u u fitted to work to advantage in
another, and the better workman the
man is at his owu trade tho less he is
qualified to earn living wages at an
other. No mau in middle life, with re
sponsibilities crowded thick upon Litu,
and dependent upon bis owu labor to
discharge them properly, cau afford to
quit one vocation that iusures to him
aud bis a livelihood aud begin an ap
prenticeship in another. The reason
for this is apparent and plainly indi
cates why men who made complaint ot
their wages at telegraphy could not af
ford to quit tho business wheu their
demand for higher wages was not
granted, aud seek other employment.
Unskilled labor uowhero commands
the wages which they had received in
their business as operators, aud few
of them could sparo oitber tho timo
or monev necessary to perfect them
selves iu another branch of skilled la
bor, with at the end promise of better
pay. Not having considered this phase
of the subject carefully, and urged on
by the daily ie:uniug necessities of
lite, u large number of intelligent men
and skilled laborers find themselves
suppliants for what they but now defi
antly threwawuy. Theircowplaiutsway
have been just, but th#ir methods wore
ill considered. That universal failure
waits upon such tnothodsis well attest
ed. Labor must eat; capital quietly
locks its vaults and awaits the laborer’s
mealtime, assum'd of success when
hunger assails. This latest failure of
skilled labor to dictate terms to its em
ployers has imposed more real incon
venience and loss upon the public than
any similar action on record, aud it is
to be hoped that its lessou will uot be
lost upon labor unions throughout tho
country.
CITY DRUG STORE.
til Purlieu.
NOTICE to FARMERS!
P. W. TODD.
L. KOGERS.
T iie R epokter .
Third Stroet, líeUlraville,
ROGERS A TODD.
[Successors to W. B Turner,]
—Dealers Iu—
BRÏCKYAH»!
Prti^v, Chemical*, Palcu I Jfetlicine«
Perfumery, Fino Toilet Article«,
Soap«, Comb», Hair, Tooth an<l
Cloth Hrushe«, Sponge», Truase»,
W. T. NEWBY
Shoulder Braces and all Prufffint«
Has for sale at his yard in tho eastern part of
sundries«
New Goods,
NEW PRICES!
u. Parker xnrt Gen W. Harris
canvassing Yinnbi.'l und l-ol’.t couatle. “ ’
It log oiler» for tin Kockturd l
«Her. which Is living mineral ... . -k'
We take this method ol giving notice to far and J-JS'. the ttiaehi i • Hun . very farm,,, „ "
■fhnr you nn-.y know tlm th... 1. uobuu'
mer. end other, who have grain U’ »W™ <•■- lead
Ute following certltlcatc;
tber iu bulk or sacks) .nd ci.an, that we are
McMinnville, Oregon. July Jth. yjjj
prepared to receive all they m»y bring us. We
We hereby certify that wo have iiaL,^.
have a
a Tire Tightening Maulllnc. now being Z,’
Harris & Parker, which wc have tlior^,, ’
Largo and CowtmodiousWai' ehouaa rested and titul to rm a ru.-co-n p,r
tires, an 1 enu recommend it to ev<tv
and the best of cleaning maebiuery. We also who bus loose tires on bungles, backs or».“
on».a»being *11 that lacluitntrt („r it
’
HENDERSON A LtXfAh BR.yt
have a
sroci- of sM-'Ks
on hard that we will sell at the luwe.t figure.
We will Move for 1 1-3 cont», <>r More
nudCIcuu tor 3 ictal» per buelscl.
have ju3t received a tine lot of
McMinnville
A fall line of
303,000 Newly-burned Brick,
Pilots, Oils, Varahhss, Brushes and Sash
Tools.
Which he offers to the public at prices as low
as tho lowest.
*
Samples of these Brick can be soen at this Tho
office.
23m I
Furost Liquor» for Medicinal
Purposes.
The Best Brands of Cigars Con
stantly on Hand.
X’otice to Tax-Payers.
Notice is hereby given that the.Board of Equa
lization for the County of Yamhill, Stftte of
Oregon, will attend at Cue Court House in said
couuty at the office of the County Clerk, from
Monday,the 17tb day of September, 1883 to Sat
urday, the 224 day of Sepu nip r, 1883, inclu
sive, to publicly examine tho assessment roll
and correct all errors in valuation, description
or qualities of land?, lots or other property,
and ail mortgages which have been incorrectly
asaeraed.
All parties interested are hereby notified to
ar>p?ar al the time and pfi.ee mentioned.
M. L. HENDRICK,
Ar-ejsor of Yamniil County.
Aug 23, 1383—23w3.
Real Estate Agents
Warren. Magers ¿ Frink.
M c M innville ,
Fancy Goods,
We will be pret-ared to puv tbe Highest
Cash Price for all kinds of grain. We have
secured lira service, of Mr. Fred Archibald, us
book-keeper iu ibo warehouse, who will see
that your account» are always kept straight.
F. BAUNKKOt F & CO.,
Proprietors Carlton Warehouse.
Carlton, Aug. Otb, 1885—21*3.
Tbe largest and best stock of
Laces,
I* irise» devlrln" t.> pitrc'niw should
call mud » cm » u« <vr write for circular»
By virtue of» decree and an oi-der of tbe
Coail and an execution duly le.ued out ot the
Circuit Court of the State ol Oregon, lor Yam
bill County, on tbe Sth day of July A I>. ISbJ.
upon u judgment duly eurolled and docket«
in tbe Clerk’, office of .aid Court, iu Baid
Special attention i« called to our Cuttlery,
Countv oa tlm 14th dav of February A, I>.
and Photograph and Autograph Albums.
1882, in favor of Goo. W. Yocum and against
T. S. Patty forth« sum of Thirty-seven and
Physicians’ Prescriptions aud Fami»
18-100 ($37.18) Dollars U. S. Gold Coin, and
iy Recipe» Carefully Compounded
the further aunt ot Three and 35-100 I ollars
al all hours—duy or night.
ooata, and to me duly directed and delivered,
I did < u the >0tli day of July 1883 eeire and
We would most respectfully ask a share of
,evy upon tho following described real estate to
tbii publics patronage, hoping by fair dealing
wit, 8-tuat» in Yamhill County, Oregon : Lota
and strict attention to bnsineM to merit the
No. 4, 5, 0, 10.11 and 12 of Section 18, T. 5 S.,
same.
ROGERS <t TODD.
R. 8 West of Willamette Meridian, containing
One Hundred aud Sixty-nine aud 19-100 acres.
Now therefore, bv virtue of said execution, on
Saaurday.tlic sails day oa . iub iis I 1883
at the hour of oue o’clock p. nt., at the Court
Just opened on
House 'loor iu Lafayette, in said Conuty aud
Slate, I will sell al public Auction, tbe above
Third Street, two Doors East of
real property of raid defendant, to tho highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy mid judgment,
Dielschneider’s,
costa and accruin’costs.
Dated Julv Sotit, 1883.
K. K. COIXAHU,
Please call and examine Goodt before pur«
Sheriff of Yamhill Couuty, Oregon.
19d38
chasing elsewhere.
A farm of 330 ucrAs, 7 mil^s south west of
McMinnville, Or.: 20 >, acres in (-nUiViition, CO
more easily fitted for th'd plow j iOD acre tim
ber and pasture, good build ings, orchard and
plenty of small fruit«, house and barn
supplied by pipes with running water.
Boil
excellent; no waste land ; lies on county road
in an old Mettled ncichborhood, with school and
church close by.
Priec ¿23.00 per acre.
En
quire of WARREN, MAGERS ,c FRINK,
Real Estate Agents.
McMinnville, Oregon.
23tf
Gloves,
Boys’,
Men’s
and
Youths
CJlotliing’.
-
Everthing sold at Reduc
Oregon
Everything io the line cheap for cash or in
exchange for countrv produce. OU and
examine goixls and prices.
L. ROOT.
Feb. 2!, 1882-2tf.,
Any person <,r persons foupff hunting on
our premises after this date, vjfithout permis-
einn, wRl be prosecuted to t'uft fullest extent of
the law.
SMITH linos.
June 10,1883-n»I*
Youn Respectfully,
E.
EXECUTOR’S SALE
The uudersigned has for sale a farm of
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
Lying 2} miles west of MoMinnville.
Tbi3
farm is beautifully located, and would make
tbiee or lour neat farms, all of which would be
well watered aud in about au equal portion of
open aud timbered land »calculated
* *
’ for farm
or pasture lands.
TEKlfS:
200 acres of the best portion for $20 per
acre : the balance at
}>er aere-^or will soil
the whole tract at $18 per acre.
20m3.
W. G. DAV'S.
Of Real Estafe.
ÍJ*. RE19»HO^Vli.
McMinnville, Oregon.
«
FARMERS,
IMPROVE YOUK STOCK.
Mr. J. J. H«nd«sou,Lat at bis place,5 miles
NOTICE«
All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt or , west of Atnily, a thorough-bred Jersey Bull,
imported
recently from Los Angelos.
These
in auy way trespass Upon the lands of the un-
aersiguud after this date, without otrr consent. wishing to breed can do so by the season tor
£5, duo at time of service.
M. E. BOOTH and C. C. BOOTH
13 uj 8 j 4 .
For heirs—J. C. Peuniugtou and John Booth.
McMinnville, July 31,1883.
FARM FOR SALE.
In the Vircvit,Cauri cj the State o,’
And
EXTR AS
full line of fanning iir.plemeBtJ
R. BAIRD’S,
NORTH YAMHILL.
17ui2
Hosiery, IStc.
AOT1CE.
FOR SALE.
Hindert
Twine, Wire
Embroidery,
1* STATIONERY*
we shall carry a full line, consisting of Pap?\
of the best quality,, Envelopes of the latest
and neatest styles, etc.
’iic'Hiiiiivilks,
FLOURING MILLS,
CITY LOTS AND
TOWN PROPERTY.
«'I/ owìts »
SHERIFFS SALE.
ed Prices.
Grain, G it .83 and Stock Farme
7n 1'nniHill awl Folk couullr» Fol
•Mile ota ICeiiMUjnhlo i urixi».
SAW MILLS,
OSBORNE
Aho it
Everbrougnt to Yamhill County.
Haw Grocery anti Provision Store
yamhill a>., or,
Spring and Summer
DRESS GOODS,
Fishing TacKls
1
NOTICE.
“JERSEY CHIEF”
- Tbe
Puro Bloodod
Jersay
Bull
Notice is hereby given that tbe undersigned
Executor of the estate of O. 8. Thomas, de
ceased, by virtue of an order <luly made and
entered of record on July 3rd, 1883, by the
County C, .nt of Tillamook Connty, Oregon,
will, on aaturday, the 18th day of August
1883. at the hour of one o’clock iu the after
noon of said dly, at tbe Court House door in
Lincolu in said county, at. Public Auction,
sell upon tbe terms hereinafter stated, the fol
lowing described real premises belonging to
eaid estate, to wit: The Donation Land
CJaim of 0. 6. Thomas, No. 8,005. in the Dis
trict ot Lauds subject to sale m Oregon City
laud office, aud situated in 8ection« 34 and 35,
Township 10, West, Range 1 North of Wil
lamette Meridian, Tillamook Couuty, Ortgou,
containing about SOO aeies.
TERM 8-Ca sb.
July 15tb, 1883.
I he undersigned offors for sole his proper
in Happv Valley. The farm cen-isu <>i
acres ; 2UU acres under leuoe ; about 90 acmü
cultivation; good bouse aud barn and no.
lout spring water. • Also a fair llourmg r.d',Á(
one of th* beat altea io Oregon. I will»;
th is whole property at $14 per acre—oae-b,:;
cash down, the balance on rea oiiable timo.
Enquire al the Rveourca office.
2mü
C. NEWBÏ.
STAR
Saloon & Billiard Hall
Cha’s Hirsch, Pro.
jtirXL.CSXKIDBU'a «'.D STAID.]
McMIXX VILLE,
OBLGC5
HNS TOES,LWSS, BEES ati GfiAN
BEER 5 CI-.JiT’i A Gl V‘
Xi/it ct:.
U. 8. Land Office, Oregon City, ■
Oregon, June 8, 1883. ?
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Gforge C. Belt against Mark Morris for
abundouing his Homestead Entry No.
dated April 23. 1881, upon tbe 8? of
N i ot SE i bection 4, Township 3 S,Ro W,
in Yamhill County, Oregon, with a viewtolhi
i cancellation of said entry ; tbe said parties«
hereby summoned to appear before J. E. Ma;-
era, Notary Public ot McMinnville, Yainhil!
County, Oregon, on tbe 17th day of July, lt81
J. < . BEWLEY, Executor.
at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and furnish M-
J. L. S torey , I
tirnony cotKcrniug said alk-v/M abandonment,
I. T. M atisby , ) Attys for Estate.
1814 lira
L. T. EARIN, Register.
Now* at the stables of
KENUEKSON & LOG Ai»T EBOS. (
M c M innville , O regon .
THE VICTOR MOWER
Great Strength and Durability
*• J chsey C hikf ” N o 1. dropped April 12th,
1877 ; sire, ” Etnpetwr j” dam, “ Minnie "War
ren.
P edigrke of “ Eurem’1 ° Emperor" was
dropjH*d Jan. 178i 187Ö; sire,“ Emperor Bil
ly ," darn “Uliven” by imported Neptune(124);
grand-dam,“Olive*'5 (232) j great g:aud-daaj
<• Nelly Bly,“(2»)—Imported.
PcniflREK et “M dwik W arwen Minnie
Warren,” solid fawn, dropped March 5th, 1871 ;
Are, “ Beacon Conuet," 14th : dam, “ I’riuces”
4th. (1302); grand-dam, “ Princes” (761)—
tin polled by W. B. Dinsmore in 18®.
T ec ms —For seiison, $5.
HENDERSON 1 LOGAN BEOS.
t
The only Mower manlike. ured on the Pacific Coast.
Estimates that have been tiled at the Oregon for ïarnhill Count j.
National Capitol for river and barlioi J. L. R ollimi A J. R. II ale , Partners as Ì
FIA'AL PROOF.
improvements in Oregon and Washing
Bunins st llule,
Plaintiff«, I
Laud Offlce al Oregon City, Oregon,
V3
I
Jnly ¿3, 1883.
C
ton Territory next year, foot up an ag J ohn M onro *,
Defendant, j
gregate of $1,71.4,500. Appropriations rpo fOIIY ’7WWHO’’’. ilio nboTO« Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
naked for are classified as follows: Itu- A nuiiitii Lhileuv aul I
to make final proof in Mtpjwnt of his claim,
proving the Columbia river bar, $500,- In the name of ilia brate of Oregon: you arc and that said proof will be made before Rff;is-
to appear in said Court, and answer
000, continuing the work at the Cas required
the l'laintiflk complaint ngiiinst yon, in the ;<r aud Receiver U.S. Land Office at Or^on
Oregon, on Monday, Oct. 1, 1883,-viz:
cades, $500,000; improving the chan above entitled action, on or before the first, day City,
.John W. Crowley, Preemption D. S. No 4121
nels of Columbia and lower Willam of the next regular term th roof, which will be for the lots9, in, 22, 23 ,t 24 of Section 14, aud
b g'in and holden at Lafayette, in said County,
ette rivers, fiirnisliihganng boat dredg on the first day of October, A. D. 1:<-3. • And Loi 16, 17 <fc IS of Section 15, T rt 8 Rll NT,
er, etc., $242,0(H), improving mouth i! you fail so to appearand auswer, the Plain Hu names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of Coquille river, $60,000; harbor nt tiff will take judgement Mgninst you for the of
said land, via:
R. C. Burton, Malyin
Coos hay, $150,000; Yaqnina bay, stun of One Hundred ai.<l Twenty-five dollar», Burton, and Maty A. Burton, of Graud Hondo
ami lor ITteeu do liars Atty, fee, aud for cost»
P O., Folk County, ami Wm. Thompsoa of
$140,000; cleaning the upper Wiliam and disbutsments of acT < u.
House.
P. 0. Yamhill County, all of Oregon.
ette, $31,500; improvement of Snake Published t.y order of Hon. R. F Boise made, Sheridan
2015
L T. DARIN, Register.
Chambers on the 13th day of August A D.
and Clear Wntei rivers, $76,000; and nt
1883.
lot t lmbalisaml Cowlitz liver«iu W. T.,
I would respectfully call the attention of the
McCAlN A HURLEY,
151 TES FOIt MALE.
people to the fact that I
Simple in Construction, Light Draft, No Side Draft or Weight
$16,000 is asked for. Already consid
Plaintiffs Attys.
Tlie undersigned lus for salo a lot of large,
liiçh -rs.lu Spunish M»riu<> Hacks, which ceti
erable Minis have been appropriated by
on Horses’ Necks.
Fay Cash
be had st good barguius by applying to or ad-
the government and expended upon a
Every
fanner
should
examine
the VICTOR before purchasing a Mow«,
\<>1icc to lltiiiicr»
d resting
For all ktnds of Produce. Oats, Barley, Cured
majority of the points named above, Noli o is Inn by givu that ill p rson-i tree-
M MULKEY,
as it has many points that make it supebior to other machines.
Meats,
Lard,
Apples,
Onions,
Eggs,
Chicken
s,
and vast sums must still be bad to sc- passing
Amity, Or.
iny premises -lib» Young farm, 21 m3.
I also have the Improved
Turkeys, Ducks, Get^a aud Potatoes.
ciire the results desired. So far great on the south side of tho Yutr.hill River, two
imk»-» north-rust of M-.Minnvili»—altar this
I
ha/ve
for
sale
benefits are shown, especially in the date, will In- dealt with nce ndin/ to hiw. Se-
Card of Thank«.
WALTER Jk. WOOiOSi
improvement« in progress on our coast curitv to niv property detnnnds this action.
Having disposed of my stock of Millinery ldm«,
lit, oat». Potatoes, Cement,
Mower and Self Binder—Something entirely new. Missing bundles is o*
ind Fancy Good« to Mieses Foster and Russ,
J. J. SPENCER.
harbors. It will be seen by these fig
andGi*»» Seed.
1 take this method of extending to the citizens
tbe past. Will run ono horse lighter than other Self Biairs.
ures that the National treasury has .Vtg, 2nd, ISSl—2:its.
ot McMinnville aud surrounding country my
I alsfr have the
been liberally opened for the benefit ot
r ne< re thanks for ths very liberal patronage
fiwlO
B. F. HARTMAN,
thnv have bestowed upon me during the time
this section of the Union, and tho pros
Canga ifypson, or Land Plaster
I have been in business. My successors are too
pect is that the donations will continue
well known here to receive .my recrommeuda-
reasonably generous, providing out
tionB from me and I hope tie good people ©f The rnÇv fertfiger that c intaius Fbesphate
claims are represented with dim enter
th,. sv?tion will give them tue sama cncour- Lime.
prise and evidences of our deserving
I a- sb also Bfrent for tbe
them, " rile gods help those who help Thou«nn«l.< of Brick, of th? la»st qiv lity, now ag-nneul that tbev have me.
Mrs. M. A. SEARS.
themselves.” Aud so does Yaukec on I.and and will constantly r w ¿-pt at the
McMinnville, Aug 4th, 1883—if
Doodle.
brick yur«l of
Nortfc’Testara Ma-.ufact ry Si Car Ccmp&ny's
Produce 5 Commission
Fionoer Brick Yard
Farm Machinery'
J ddox B lack D eao .—Jotemiah 8.
Black, tbe eminent Jurist and states
uian, died at York, Pa. on tho after
noon of the 20th iust. The name of
Judge Black is a conspicuous one in
the country’s recent history. Un was
Secretary of State under Mr. Buchanan,
and subsequently occupied the posi
tion of Attorney General. Personally
his name is coupled with naught but
honor aud integrity. Politically he
was n high luminary in the vision of
bis party and not entirely free from
the taint of those uuwholesomo doc
trines, which were tho soul and foun
dation of the late robelliou. llo was
73 years of age, last January.
According to all accouuts San Fran
cisco fairly blazes in splendor, and
swarms with Knightly gallantry. The
Conclave is depict«*! as an immense af
fair. Col. Chris.*Tnylor writes home
to his fellow Knight J. J. Spencer that
it is magnificent—one of the grandest,
jolliest occasions he has ever witness
ed. By the way Jaek was cheated of
this coveted “feast of reason.” He
bad an in-ate presentiment that it wasn't
best for him to go. So he staid at
home like a little man. though it ground
hie Knightly instincts like a sled iu the
gravel to be left behind.
A. C. SAYLOB,
.Yfc ilittuvHIc,
•
Oregon.
««
Having «ecur«<I entire control of the yani
formerly run by C. G. S.n for, :ho .c>ovo n ¿med
pr«pi;otor stats out with the intention of man-
u'.ucturmg and supplying ibis p.bii? with
brick in any quantity, of a q ;.il :y guaran
teed to be. as good as the best, aud
p.-nvs as
low as the lowest.
A suitable reduction to parties purchasing
large lota.
Give me a call and see for vounr’.f.
Utf
A. C. SAYLOR.
ATTENTION !
Notice to Farmers !
Having purchased of Mr. W. T. Newby tbe
well known McM nnvi! « Wa .-h< < -»» I shall
be prepare-Ho store this ic'wu’s crop on as
favorable terms as c.sn ba done in AfcMinn
villo, and shall bo ready a’, all times to |*ay
Cash for Crain,
at its highest market value.
pan ! to
ion s%(-Kw
to
Will a>o be pre-
>•
and for raid loan will require tn
rd filled with grain to nA w. , :
Soliciting ■ share of yonr pan
m return therefor endeavor tn ive von «eli
fact fon.
W. A WELLS.
McMinnville,Or., June
. 1883.—at*.
(¡>r<ler to show Cause.
In County Court of Yamhill County,
State of Oregon.
Ix tub M.rrrn of tbe saib of tsb s*.i1
BSIATB MKtoxam wM. E. E ll « bvry a 'r
MH OR.
j
Now on this day comes T. L. Jone.’, guardian
■ • tbo person and estate of M. E. Eilsbury, a
minor, and present« his written, verified peti-
tier ««king lor an order to sell the real estate
bebmging to said minor, as described in said
Kiition, and it appearing tn tbe Cunrt that it
.? no cssxry and will be benefieial to «aid ward
io sell said kinds as prayed for in said petition.
It s tberetoro ordered that said j»ention be
bei.nl on tbe 4th day of beptember 1883 at
one o’clock r. x.; and that the next of kin ot
it id minor, and all persona interested io said
Cht.i’r, appear at said time at the Court Iloufjr
al L» a\ttte. Oregon, and show cause, if any
they hav.\ why end land should not b«s soil
as i rayed for ( which Mid land it deeerjbod
follows:
- The undivided nine-elevenths rf the Sal
low ng described real estate, to wit: Q*®
m-' e:nc at the South East corner of the Du
n.ati« u Land Claim of John II. Settle, in Tbwu-
'foipe 11 and 12 South, Range 2 West, in Linn
County, Oregon . thence West 5.04X chains ;
thence North 99 13 chains ; thence Ee«t 5.04|
eha.ns to the North-East corner ol eawi Dena
t’on l aim , thence South to the plaea of be
gitmirg, containing filly acres.”
Aud that a copy of this Order be servud
up n the next of kin of said minor and vpoe
al! pen« :v .uterveled in raid estate, by nub-
>h’tu the same tor three successive wet Fa m
he Y *vwrLL C ocxty R sportsr prior to said
lib day of September 1383.
[Signed]
U J.0UGHARY.
30H
OouBtv Judge.
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MUM, Road and Mill MACHINERY,
and now hav<vn exhibition at my «tore a fine
assort™>nt of Yaixu aud R<wl Aitchiuery, in
cluding the
St. Paul Twine Binder.
Call «ad w« me at tba Wallace Rvllding.
oppa. ce Misante Hall.
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E. X- HÀRU1UI..
Sappington & Laughlin
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NORTH YAMHILL,
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Would rail the attention of tbe Farm«« ’
Y.tnbill iqid Washington Count;.,, tn these
that they have tbe agency kr «erne ft fl»-«
makes of Farm Machinery, among
they may mention the
FINAL PROOF.
Land Officw at Oregon City,
Orwjr-u. July J|, 1&3.
Nnlio i$ htjeby cnen ;Eat the follow, ug
r ar >ed
nave fi le*! no’ cw of their int« n-
ifotn to tn.tke final proof in support ot th« :r
cJa ni« And that said proof will he made befen e
•.toi County Clerk of Tillomook County at Til. -
»•i< ■'¡¿»Oregon, on Monday Sent. 3 I8d3, v.s
ft. M. Trot»ridge, Homaetead Entrv No 3.59*
•ar tra L 12 of N W 14, X W 1-4 of N W 14
A X £ 1-4 of 3 W 1 4 of Sic. 9. T 2 S K 10 W_
2e Yganwa the following witnesses to prove hit
con inua is residence upon, and cultivation <x
rai<t laid, vii: E. R. Thotnneton, T. F. Har
Newcomb and G. A. Thoiupston, aj
of Tillamook, Tillamook Conn v, Oregon.
L. T. BAR*IN, Register.
A. C. Southmayd & Potter,
REAL ESTATE ACEATS.
SHERIDAN, YAMHILL Co , OREGON.
Valuable Firm ^anda Israele n q van Miet ¡
an J on term» to ralt.
UMl
Doering Binder,
The Old Reliable,
ELRISKO
MARKET
la now permanently lecaud in the Brick on
Third Street—near tho psucfilce, where will
.« cjund all Itinda of
»-resh ’Iran, Bansagr, ot all kiads,
UeadChe.ee, » recta risk. Sail and
Dried Fiels. Bacon, Ham., > B1»,
Hoar from l.nfayette Mill»,
Chicken«« 4cc.q
In fact everything k-pt In a
FIRST-CLASS HARKET
All Io be
m M
LOW, FOR CASH.
Give me a call.
w. j. Gtkaiwv.
MclCaerille. Ovesvn, 1
May 21, 19». {11 ml-
Deering Mew«*'
WARRIOR 5IOW ER
DODD’S HAY RAKES,
The Westinghouse Thresher»
Plows, Harrows,
In fact all kinds of Farm Machinery-
ALSO,
Hardware. Crockeryware. Groce''
ies, Etc.,
...st tbe...
rosicfíicc, »Vorth
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