T he K epokter
w. <’, T. i. COLVMS.
■, ANI» TI IÜUTOHI Al.
FACTS ARE FACTS AMD SPEAK
LOUDER THAN WORDS.
1. Unity of aim nnist «'luiracterize
Wheat $1.35 per bushel at Tacoma. <mi emU-nvoiUH. Every one who I io I i I h
the
bauuer of Christ uniat have, devo
I liemoinetor down to 40° Ixdow zero
tion to the Temperance cuime inscrilied
at St. Paul.
'In n un. Wl' IIIII-I .-laii<l as a unit to
THE CU CIM«
Scarlet fever «tiir appealing in Eu iiittle against thia foe. No victoiv
gene, Oregon.
vill lie won while the armies are ilivi-
Much has been «aid and written
arc 363 iinua doing buxines* || <1 <>l till- 1 a II k S 1>I okl‘11. lloiM'foi fal-
against the caucus system of late, but in There
eii liuiiianit.v must unite our hearts as
Seattle, W. T.
one in this wai fare. “ United we stand
it seeniH that political reformers have
Silverton, Oregon, ha« organized a liviiled we fall."
S*1 ‘l°wn an J rea<l M*» an*^ common sense will tell you that any merchant who aj.
devised no better plan for party gov library
association.
2. We must la- constant in «air work. LuUla ntnt f
vertises with a spirit of malice,
ernment than by consultation in cau
Let
us
be
instant
in
seasou
aud
out
of
Foster, Eastern Oregon, has a fine
cus.
season,
lifting
up
our
voices
at
home
new Hchool-house.
Cniiuot l>e Trusted.
aud abroad, against the evils of intem
One great claim, ami we believe the
An apple tree it* in full bloom at perance. At home, especially there is
only claim, is that the caucus is usually Walla Walla, W. T.
great need of reformation. Teinper-
It is 44 nonsense and humbugging to blow and try to blind people about good goods,
I claim to have
or some times “packed’’ by corrupt
Extensive beds of coal have been dis ance principles must la- instilled into
means in the interest of certain indi covered in Hartford valley.
the uiinds of the youlli, in order lo pre
serve national integrity. Ketnemlier
viduals or measurea; it is therefore
Died suddenly of wind colic, the Cen that tin- l r< allies lo.-l tin it I'aiiaan,
deemed advisable to to show back -bone terville,
Oregon, cornet bund.
because they failed to instruct the
and imle|>eiideiice by refusing to nbide
the l.onl cominniided. Per- ns anv other storekeeper, and not any better. They all couie from the SAR/IE FACTORIES, pur-
King county commissonera want to cliililreuns
every merchant lias to keep different qualities of goods to suit his trade. I’or instance : it a man wishes Io pur
by the decision of a caucus, even if the build
sisteut
end«-avor will overcome.
a $75,000 court house.
3. While using all the powers we chase a suit of clothes for $12 he doesn’t want a suit of clothes lor 835, and so vice versa.
independent wing emupo.se a very
The “First Spiritualist society of possess, we should halt w ith joy any in
small minority. But are not the mile Portland
crease of power. Womans iiifiiience is
” inis been incorporated.
pendent minority as susceptible to cor
a wonderful power, it is true, but her
Tbouma
Tartar,
a.
pioneer
of
’
53,
died
rupt “ packing” as the majority 1 The at his home last week in Polk county. ballot would inereiise it ten fold; let no
chritian woman then, shrink from the
few are certainly as easily corrupted as
Creek, ('a ur d’Alene mines, is privilige and responsibility of th«- bal | keep good goods, and therefore can’t sell them as
the many. If not, ami the majority of to Eagle
have telegraphic communication. lot ; for the sake of fallen humanity,
a party are more corrupt than the mi
jet her use all her iiillin nce to hasten
Three
in Umatilla Co., Oregon I he day that will bring the God given
nority, then the sooner a man leaves it produced farms
150,(MIO bushels of wheat in right within her reach.
the better.
4. The temperam «- cause is Cod’s as every child that goes to school knows better than that.
it is no sign of independence for a
The Benton county, Oregon, Teachers < iiu.se, whoevei attempts to laiior in
tuau to purposely stay away from the Institiiir will meet at Corvallis during this field, on anv other than the gospel-
ALL GOODS that I advertise in our Local Paper, the “ Oregon Register’, anti “Dayton Free Press,”
pian, accomplishes but little, hi the
primaries, if he believes in the prin the holidays.
strength of Jehova, alone shall we < on- are
ciples of his party it rather indicates
The Oregon Short Line will make con qiior. It must be distinctly a Christian
N. Go’s line work. Iiiteiuperaiice is a great evil,
that, he is afraid he will not get what nection with the 0. R.
and nothing but the power ot Go«l can
he wants if he attends. It is the pat by June or July.
riotic duty of every citizen to attend
The trial of Elfus, alleged murderer of overcome it. Human skill and reason
and not “just out of them." TOO THIN ! Furthermore, I will say that I am buying iny goods
have never yet been able, unaided by
every primary or caucus of his party Haggerty at Prescott. W. T., has com divine grace, to conquor sin ; never-the
menced at Walla Walla.
where he can claim a seat, and put
less, it Ims pjeased the Infinite niiiul to
The accumulated paper mail at the make poor, weak, humanity, the instru
himself upon the record, ami then anil
Portland postoffice lias been cleared up ment by which tin- work is done. How
there do what he believes to be right, with the exception of ten sacks.
many of us as Christiana are willing to therefore, I can make a REASONABLE PROFIT and still sell goods for LESS MONEY than those storekeep
if the party Ship of State does not go
humble ourselves to la- made “meet
Whatcom
county,
W.
T.,
leads
in
the
in the channel to suit him, he should production of oats this season, the ag for the Masters use. " Maytliisbe the ers do that ire buying on time and leave the wholesale houses ami manuiacturers wait from 12 to 24 months for
language of our hearts,—“Surely the their money. In the first place, they can’t expect to buy as cheap as the man who buys FOR CASH, aud in tue
tight for u place at the helm ami not gregate yield being 40,000 Imsln Is.
Captain may depend on me though but second place the wholesale houses will
jump overboard. Stay with his com
A travelling tin shop, all the way an urmor-bearer I may be.”
panions and not let them steer them fiom the city of Chicago, is nov doing
C. T. I', will meet Friday. Nov.
selves to destraction, but endeavor to the towns in Douglas county, Oregon. 30, W.
at 2-30 1". M.. at the residence ot
get them into port somewhere. A num
Says the Ellensburg, W. T., Localizer: Mrs. L. Boot. All friends of teinper-
•may as well leave the United States or I’wo thousand head of beef cattle were ance are invited to attend.
whenever the account becomes due. I will add that I devote my a*l>olr .Ittt* Hl io >1 to lhe Dry Goods and
to The Dalles lately in two
u legislature because his party is not in < driven
A Gospel Temperance meeting w ill Clothing trade, and everything pertaining to it, and leave all other outside business alone.
I roves.
be held next Sunday, Nov. 2.'»th, at 7
power, us to leave a caucus because he
One third of the force of carpenters, o’clock f- M.. in the
I‘. < hurcli. Rev.
is in a minority ; he should stay with
employed in East Portland car shops A. .1. Hunsaker, and .I. E. Magers, till'
them, and neither be “put down’’ nor have been dismissed by telegraphic or public cordially invite to atteml.
“ put out,” nor hold his peace until lie der from New York.
1 don’t propose ro have my goods lie on the shelves for years. Whatever old goods remain over by the 1st
C om .
is heard ami heeded or is satisfied that
of January will be thrown into THIRD STREET LAKE, instead of letting moths get a hold of them, as has
On Wednesday of last week, a miner
O. P. Tompkins, a prominent citizen
his party has no longer a chalice for by the name of John Limberg was kill
Harrisburg, Oregon, who was discharg been the ease in other Mores, here.
ed at New<*astle, W. T., while engaged ed
salvation.
from the insane asylum a short time
Mutiny is more honorable ami inde in blasting coal.
since, was taken in charge by the po
A hill to prohibit the sale of pistols lice last Saturday, his insanity having
pendent than desertion.
It is more
wrong to nuikeaccusations behind your and tobacco to boys under 16 years ol returned.
age has been introduced in the Wash
party’s back than it is behind the back ington legislature.
I\’ ew r !?<>-.1 > î vy
of any one individual in the party.—
keeps a
The young carp sent out have all
If men and measures are proiMised at a been distributed; the demand was so
caucus or primary adverse to the views great that each applicant was limited
of auy man in it, it is his duty to op- lo twenty-live fish.
poHe them; tel) those present what
Joseph KI imp, of The Dalles, was
AT
they may depend upon and vote accord shot and badly hurt by a sheepherder
l
ist
Saturday at a place called Seven
and is receivin<r goods every day and has always a FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS in stock. Farmers of
ingly ; if he can not beat his ideas in
Weleli'N
ISarhei*
Mile in Eastern Oregon.
Y amliili County, 1 am prepared to do an Extensive Credit Business this year in my line, and all
to their heads by staying with them lie
Sam Morehart, of Fishers landing, 6 Shots for a dime, if you simply want to prac those tint are responsible for the debts they contract "ill find it to their advantage to Iniv their DIIY
surely can not do it by getting out and
took 3060 pounds of honey from eigh tice, 5 shots for a dime and if you ring tic* GOODS AND CLOTHING of II. FISHER, as you will SAVE from 25 to 40 per cent, in purchasing your goods.
beating the air; if he can not carry a teen hives this season. He imports his bell
with one or all of them, you get a cigar or'
majority inside he surely can not do it queen bees from Europe.
its value in auy other article I have to sell.
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H. II. WELCH.
outside. Minorities are not infallible
The terrible suspense is now over, it
but they are the highest political court having been .ascertained that the first
You will find every week my G oods and P kicks advertised .
A«»li«*«* of l inai Seit lament.
we have. Bad men will band together apple raised in the North west was grown
Very Respectfully Yours,
at
Vancouver
in
1826
from
a
seed.
Notice is hereby given that E. C. Williams
ami good melt must do the same foi
the
Executor
of
the
estate
of
Willamina
Wil
Mr. Villard's order, prohibiting the liams, deceased, has filed in the t’oiiuty Court
protection, for it seems at the present
‘ of the Police (/azette and other pa
day that we have no one righteous .-»al<
pers of like charactor on the trains ol lor Yamhill County, Oregon, hi> final
enough to whip a thousand or any two the Northern Pacific railroad, is highly account ol said estate, and that Monday, the
7th day of January, 1884, at 11 o’clock in th-
commended.
that can put ten thousand to Hight.
forenoon of said day, at the Court, room ot
“ The peace that reigns at Warsaw"
Jack Leonard, a 'longshoreman, at said Court, at Liriayette, Oregon, has been se
is not as damnable ns the seditious that tempted to jump a claim of a man by the Judge ol said Court tor the hearing ol
named Leahy, on the Klatskaninv, said final account, at which time aud place
reigned at Jerusalem.
and all persons interested in said estate,
when a row resulted, which ended in any
o
who desire to make any objections to said final
the shooting of the former by the latter. account
must appear and make known sait
THF.
Fit 11 I» CRY.
E. C. WILLIAMS,
There is no question about it :
A patch of wild strawberry plants, objections.
M c M innville ,
yamhill co ., Or,
Executor of said estate.
'list above U street, says the Tacoma
Wlien thè liowl ulsuit pensimi frauds W. T., Ledger, are now blossoming foi
«T. E. M ag err .
Atty for said estate.
wiih vaiseli " thè 1> ovh ” deninnded to the fourth time this year, 'this is evi
Grain, Grass and Stock Farms
III Yamhill and Polk counties For
know who they were, and every boti, dently the climate foi raising strawber
TAX NOTICE.
ries.
kale on lleuKonable 1 erms.
«•lieti «ut. ptiblish tlie lini. Nine-tentli«
Notice is hereby given I hat the tax books <
,s the place to buy GOOD GOODS. No humbugging or blowing about SAW MILLS,
Aecoriliitg to the last annual repel: Yamhill county, for the year ol ISS3 are nov
«f thè pensi.inei’H were looked upon iih
host quality o! goods of any kind for less than half what they can be made
FLOURING MILLS,
fraudi«, bill sirice thè list has been pttli- there arc now in Washington Territory in my hands lor collection, and that myself <> ■
12 subordinate lodges of Masons, mid my deputy will v isit the various precincts, lor.
That is simply nonsense, and is only done to get you in their stores
lislivil thè frauds bave iilmut all disap- 1300 members. Tlier«* art" 2 mine lot • mud cuntv at the lidlowing; times and placet,
CITY LOTS AND
to find (hem “just out'' ot the goods advertised at less than half value, or
petired—iieurly entirel.v so, nini thè list es mid 190 morn members than there lor ti»« purpose ut collecting san 1 taxes»:
TOWN PROPERTY.
:o
show
you
an
article
too
worthless
for
any
use,
with
the
hope
of
selling
is ealled onr “National Utili of Houor.” were a year ago.
Dee. , 3rc VOU *u-:“----- -*
Monday,
East Chebalem,
Parties desiring to purchase should
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T*_n.
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1
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,1
,
.
.
their
goods
at
big
prices.
Talk
is
cheap,
and
so
are
all
kinds
of
goods
'
**
4tl
Tuesday,
call and sec iin or write for circular.
recoiliDgoli thè bendi, of tliose wlm
The Northern Pacific Railroad v.ili West Chehalem,
»*
5tl am! when you want to buy
Wednesday
North Yamhill,
vuised thè ery.
Ami yet Curie Saio cross the Cojunibia river three mile
«<
6tl
Thursday,
’
.irlton,
has marie money liy it, for we Ini ve seeu niuive Ainsworth. From there it i-. McMinnville,
**
7tl
Friday,
eighty-five miles to Yakima ami ilter
*•
Rtl
Saturday,
old veterans limping Croni woiunls eighty miles to the summit, where the Bellevue,
A farm of 360 acres, 7 miles south west of
Monday,
loti
Sheridan,
withiii thè last nix niontbs, refusing roiul is to cross theCaseade range.
«
McMinnville. Or.; 200, acres in cultivation, 60
J IH
Tuesday,
\ mity,
more
easily fitted for the plow ; 100 acre, tim
1
ou
canaot
do
better
thaa
to
buy
them
of
to nppl.v for a pensimi Croni pride, just
12Ü.
Wednesday,
i 'oos county, Oiegon, says the ('oquill W heal land,
ber and pasture, good buildings, orchard and
•• 13th.
Thursday,
because there are il lot of tlippant Herald, is the boss place lor vegetable-. >ayton.
plenty of small fruits, house and barn
14ti .
jaiiyette,
Friday,
journalists flint intimate flint every I'rom mi old cabling«* stalk which did
supplied by pipes with running water. Soil
All persons are requested to be present at
duty
last
year,
ami
which
was
thrown
excellent
; no waste land ; lies on county road
man who is not in a hospital bevi
in a corner of the fence last spring, has said appointments. an<l settle their taxes <r
in an old settled neighborhood, with school and
does not descrvc a pensimi. Thiy ah grow ii three heads this summer that pay the same to me at my office within 3*1
church close by. Price $23.00 per acre. En
days from date ol this notice, as the law pr<
decorre a i>enKÌou, and it is intimate«! w eiglteti 57 pmimls.
Ladies will find ail kinds ot Latest style Cloaks, Dolmans, Ulsters and quire of WARREN. MAGERS £ FRINK,
vides that ten per cent, shall be charged aft< i
flint thè next cmigress w ili grnnt it to
The Big Bend country is the objec that date.
E. B. COLLARD,
H raps, Dress Goods, Silk Lace, Mull, BoboDett, Darn-JVit Ties, and every McMinnville, Oregon. Real Estate Agents.
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catch tlie aoldier vote. Boy», wouldn’t tive point for tunny emmigrmits seek
Sheritf ami tax collector.
thing pertainiug lo /«allies’ Wardrobe.
Dated Nov. 12, 1883.—3Cw3.
ing homes, mid tin* number going out
Chat take tlie win.i out of you ?
tlaily fiom Cheuey ami Spokane Fall.-.,
All kinds of Dry Goods, and any and everything in Gents’ Furnish- J. L. ROGERS.
if kept up for a mouth, will populate
Idminirtratoi* » Sale.
r. w. TODD.
IA(TH 111411 I' OKIGON.
’tig Goods.
till* better inution of that whole coun
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
pursuance
of
try before the winter sets in.
Also, Groceries, Glass and Queensware, Hardware and is SOLE
an ortler of the County Court lor Yamhi.i
The annual salmon catch on the
Months ago the Cauatlian Pacific hir County, Oregon, made on the tOth day of No . 1GENT tor
inmbin river tor the past eight years
Third Street, McMinnville.
Ims maintained an average of 1,407.909 ed HMMi men to work at $2 per day on vember 1883 in the matter of the estate t I
representing a value of more than $2.- the section item north Lake Superioi ; llenrv Kernay, deceased, directing the real c«-
SStai*
Mixed
Paints,
000,000. 'rhe exportations to Great mliving tlu ie they were not given em i ile of said estate to la* sold, lhe undersigned,
Britain absorb five-eighths of the an ployment mol have in ide their way «he Administrator of suid c^twte. will sell nt I lie best on the coast.
li:u k to Montreal, absolutely destitute. Public Auction, to th«» highest bidder, on the
nual yield.
Also, Farming implement.« cf all kinds, all for the lowest prices.
[Successors to W. B. Turner,]
In Issi, 19,5(19,009 feet of liiinlx- About half of tin in have entered suit terms and condilmii» hereinafter numed.at tin*
Court Housed or, at Lafayette, Yamhill Coun
Also, remember 10 percent, discount is given for cash.
for
wages ami damages.
were exported from the Columbia rive
—Dealere In—
ty, Oregon, on
mills, mid nearly 21.ooo.ooo teet from
Call and «ee liim
Eiv«* weeks ago. says th«* Seattle 1'otl
Driiff«, Chemicals, Patent .Medicinrt
!>:»> uf llerrmber 1 S83,
other mills on the west coast ofOregon. William llimls had a boll driven in his •»at., I lie
Perfumery, f ine Toilet Articles,
Sail Francisco absorbed the bulk of temple, n inaehilie shop accident. The at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m, of said day, «11
Soaps, I'nnib«. Hair, Tooth and
this, but much of it was shipped to tloi lor told him he must ilie, lmt lie in the right, title and interest of the said Henry
sale «»I Personal Property.
Cloth Brushes, s pon ires. Trusses,
Kernay at the time of his death, in and to all
llongkong and Australia.
tsuardian’« Kale.
sisteil I lint he should live. The boll that certain tract of land lying ami being m
Shoulder Braces and all Dru«i»t«
■^OTK'E Is I'cr.by given that by virtue of1
The wool of th«" same year amounted was withdrawn ami the mail is getting
Notice is l.erebv given, that in pursuance of
Sundries.
to over 9,999,099 poll mis, of w hieli I ,- well, l he throbbing of the brain can the County oi Yamhill ami State of Oregon, .« nt «.lot the l.i'gi.latnre of tnc -<ite ot'
<
trrgon.
sppmvedDetoherlist.
|i*7s,
entitled
and bounded and described as follows, to wit:
order of the County Court of the State of
500,000 pounds was consumed in the In* seen through the hole.
A ful 1 line of
" An Act to provide for Liens tor Latiorers. Oregon, for Washington County, made at the
The
Sou.h
west
quarter
of
the
North
east
woolen mills oi l tregon, ami the balance
«’arrier. anti other person, on Per-
and F.ots 2. ;> and 6 of Section 34 in T. «'onimon
Vawi.hoe
and Skill
wtml I’roperiy." I will m *II at public auction MiguM term 18S.3 thereof, in the matter cf Paints ' ° Oils
About a w eek ago a whale « time a- quarter
exported.
US’ Varalshes* ErttShCS
SMS
IS., R. 5 W. containing 170 acres more or to t lie highest bidder, for cash in barid. on the the tmardian.hip of Liwie J. Brook., Rachael
«hoie
on
l
lat-sop
Iwaeh.
says
flic
Ctor-
films to the amount of 7.041 liales,
less,
the
same
being
or
intended
to
I
m » the farm of J. W. «'owles near McMinn rille. Yam A. Brook, and [»sissy D. Brooks, minors, and I
Tools.
and flaxseed to the amount of 1.000. in a. and was captured liv Nat Goodw in whole ot the Homestead of Henry Kernay us hill «"ounty, Oregon, and on lhe
to
me
as
Guardian
thereof
directed,
I
will
sell
'
The Purest Liquors for Medicinal
999 pounds (grown mostly in Eastern lie wnsalioiit I'oiti five feet long, and granted to him by the C. S. Also another
17«h da, ol November, ISS3,
at Public Auction on
from appem .inees was goo«l for KHHl tract beginning al the 8. E. corner of that cer nt the hour of two o’clock in the afternoon of
Oregon,! were also exp«»rte«l in 1881.
Purposes.
Friday,
th«
3oth
day
of
Xov.
1883,
Oregon can scarcely lie counted oi I2«m gallons of oil. S. It. Smith, tain Donation Land Claim situate in Section- «aid day, the following described personal
The
Best
Brands
of Cigars Con
piopcrtv.
bekvnging
to
Newby
Bear«
:
About
nnioiigthe mining States, though the having a little leisure tinieon his hands 33 and 34 in T. 4 S.. R. 5 W,. ami known a
st one o’clock r. »., at the Court House door in
is liea.1 of stock sheep and about 1W pound, Lafayette, Yamhill County, Oregon, for cash
stantly on Hand.
prialuet of gold in 1881 amount'd tn bought his wlialeship mul is now eu the Donation Land Claim of Michael Horan, of
wool,
or
«o
much
thereof
as
will
be
snrtl-
$1.1 40,931. of silver $ 1S.98 |, and pig gaged ill the oiliferoiis mmiufiietiire ot thence W. IB chains and 25 links to the East clent to satisfy my lien against the same tor in hancK all that tract of land situate in Yam
The largest and best stock of
w jialeoil. He calculates that he w ill line of W. T. Jone<* claim : thence W. 4 chains pauur ire of said sheep, amounting in all to hill County, Oregon and bounded as follows
iron 8,909 tons.
«."» and the co«ts ot this notice and sale to wit: Commencing at a stake marked “ I."
Fishing TacKle
In 1882 th«" cattle in the Stat«* mini dear $2<M* «m his piin lia e. as the oil and 50 links to center of road leading Iron, i aliont
«aid personal property-
J. L. SP XRKS
.3.70 chains South of the corner of Sections 2. 3 Ever brougnt to Yamhill County.
liered 271,848 head, the horses and yiehled is of tirst-r.it«* quality and McMinnville to Gopher Hole ; thence N. rti» of tk-t.
st. ms -at«.
10
and
II,
Town
3
South.
Rauge
4
West;
deg.
E.
11
chains
*o
angle
in
public
road
;
worth
>o
«*»*nts
a
gallon.
mules 113,381 head, th«' sh«*ep 1,<H>7,-
I1W STATIONER V
thence South vsr. 20 deg. 45 min. *4.00 chains I
Thence S. 7Ha4 deg. E 11 chains and 39 link*
591 head. The valneof all the property
On«* of th«* most singular feature« «in
Y ?ark<^ "
’ *ben,'e Fa,t Tar we .hall carry a full line, consisting of P«I*
in th«" Stat«" ill 1882 exceede«! ninety- lhe scenery of the territory of Idaho is to the H . line ol Henry Kernay claim ; thence
Zagara
Murk*
tor
Vi/c
I
the,
N
Jr.
"a
“
C
*
S
*
"
,P
'1"«
,1,T** Envelop« of lb. hl«»
two million dollars. Oregon has n tjw* occurence of dark, rockv chasms S 7 chains and 50 links to place of beginning,
N»»rtb var. 20 <tag. 45 mm. 9.06 chain« 1 «nd neah-rt Mvles, etc
range of mountains, the coronet caps into which large creek» ami streams containing 14 38 100 acres, more or les . Al*» rT'IIE undersigned has for sale six head of I thence
to m «take marked * J. ;»• thence Wert 2ft I q .
I nil Itlood Ancora Burks that he chain.«,
embracing llood, Jenerson, Diamond suddenh disappear ami are never more Lot 0 in Se,*. 3 in T. 5 8.. R. 5 W., containing w 1 »«he«
attention
is - called
to the place of beginning, containing i Special -*•
1
•• • - to our
— Cuttlery»
to dispose of. Price, flft per hen<L—
23 90-10« acres, more or less—c«>ntainmg in
Peak. Thn‘«‘ Misters. iiik I other». Mt. s«*«*n
[ 18 and 13-100 acres.
i and Photograph and Autograph Albums.
The\ can l«e
ar Paxton. Oregon,
I he««* fissures nr«*ol«i lava chan- all 208 acres, more or less.
Hood, is 11.025 feet high, ami the nels, pnsluet <1 by tin* outside of the
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Phy aie Inn
Prescriptions anil Fami*
The terms arid conditions of said -ale are as
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view from its summit spreads a vision molt«*ii mass «ooliug and foi tiling a Mllows
: One-hah of the purchase price ot
of all Oregon, from the Ilin«' Mountains tube, which on (he ti« ry stream Is com said land to be y«aid cash down on day of «ale;
Brook, and Ihiscy I». Brook», minor.
ai all hn.r.-dn, er nlghl.
3M».
to the sea.
ing exliau.st«*il, has I m * cu left empty. the balance to be paid in one year thereafter
Sottlo Up'
whit« the roof of the lave duet having with 10 per cent, interest, the purchaser giving
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Eastern Oregosms .* So fwr this year at somctipi«' fall« ii in.pveaeiits the op his note therefor, secured by mortgage on lhe
Hi* would most respectfully a.k * »b*r» 0
4 I.L part ie* indebted to me will plea«e call zìi . b«
pnmpvcta for a good crop next year do ening into which the rivers plunge and premises. Deed at exprn e of pun baser.
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I th«-» publics pstrunaye, hop,nr by fair iii*a1i»<
and «ettle before the lat of November.
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not look very nattering. Very little* are lost.
A. ANDREWS,
»- W. I<FD*IOND.
McMIOVILLE, OREGON, NOV. 22, 1833.
ifinif U r 0 C I
AS GOOD GOODS
Why, it is Ridiculous to say
CHEAP AS MY NEIGHBORS
Always to be Found in Stock
Strictly for Cash, at Bedrock Figures, and Discount my Bills ;
Charge Interest after four or six Months
These are all Facts that I am Willing to Prove.
Rcniciiiher that II. Fisher
Shooting Gallery!
First-Class Dry Goods and. Clothing House,
MONEY SAVED IS MOITEV MADE-
HUGO FISHER
What we Believe 1
Heal Estate Agents
Warren, Magers & Frink.
B. F. HARTMAN'S
Good, Durable Goods,
FOR SALE.
B. F. HARTMAN.
CITY DRUG STORE.
ROGERS dL TODD.
■■.7,i.x
xaiu has fallen as yet.
3«U.
Administrator of said Eatale
McMinnville, Oct. 15 wl.