J-
Tut; III;point:it
M c M innville ,
ohegon , dec . 13, iss2.
THK PHI'MIIEITS
VtEMIA&F..
A iw TTW'T'Q Wanted for The Live* 01
*■
1-^lx 1 O u|j
PrenidentBof th»* U.
4. The largest, hand»*om«‘*l
oversold for
!c!-s than fwo-e t>ur pi ice. Th« fastest m-listig
book in America. Immense profits to agent*
All intelligent people want it Any one can
becoinu a successful agent. Terms tree.
H \ LLI. I !;• lOK CO., Portlaud, -Me.
I > I y I?
A l ■ * It-lZaFj,
-nd fix cent* for poa-
tu_ , and r» •• va fi««*, a
coatly box of good» which will b^lp y< u to
inure money right away than uny thing else in
this w«»rld. All, of eitb*-r sax, succeed from
tin- first hour. Tho hi<<ad read to fortune
opens be lure the work, uba*lutely cure. At
unre address
TRUE A CO.,
Augusta. Maine.
LOUDER THAN WORDS
to
Noliee l<> I lie Public.
\V<- had iiiiiu-d to give this document
Notice of Application to Purchase
io full in aiipph nii iit form, but wore
Notice is hereby giveu to wborn it may con­
Timber Land-
a trifle too lute in onh i ing it from be­ cern that all parties are forbidden to purchase
Sit down and read this, and commun aensu will tell you that any merchant who
from my wile any wheat, oats, hog*, ]K>tutou*
low. So, as our space is too limited to or
otbei vegetables, from and after this date. U. 8. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, )
vertises with a spirit of malice,
Dec. 23, 1883. f
admit our publishing it in full, we will Those bo purchasing will do *0 at their own
P. ADAMS.
Notice is hereby given that Jarue* B. Up-
have to be contented with giving a re­ rish.
tou, of Oregon Ci tv, Clackamas County, Ore­
Dec. 13th, 1883— »9ml.
Ciinnot l»e Trusted.
view upon the most inipoitaiit points
gon, ha* made application to purchase the N
of the message by the Orci/onmn ol the
W. J-4 of S. E. 1-4 of Section No. 15 of Towa­
It is “ nonsense and humbugging to blow and try to blind people about good goods,’’ I claim to have
i p No. 5 South of Range No, 10 Wes oi
&tll iust:
Bank of McMinnville. sh Willamette
Meridian, under the provision* oi
“Beginning
with
matters ot
the act of Congress, approved June 3, 1878, en­
local interest it will be noticed that the
titled ° An Act for the sale of Timber Land n
president favors (lie establishment at
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
once of a civil government for Alaska, D. P. T hompson ..
..President. the Washington
Territory. All adverse damn
lie refers approviugl.v to Se< reta ." J ohn W ortman ..
___ Cashier. in
FACTORIES
to said tract of land, or anv portion thei ot, as any other storekeeper, and not any better. They all come from the SAME
Teller’s recommendations respecting
must be filed in the United States Land 0fi.ee, every merchant has to keep different qualities of goods to suit his tr«de. For instance : if a man wishes 1J .
Jndiau affairs and the prevention ot
at Oregon City, Oregon, before the expiration chase a suit of clothes for »12 he doesn’t want a suit of clothes lor 435, and so vice versa.
Transacts a General Banking buelnMR.
frauds under the pension laws, and tb<
Interest allowed on tune deposit*.
of eixty days from rhi© date.
repeal of the pre-emption and timbei
Giver* under my hand th is 13th day of Dec.
made on favorable term*,
culture acts, lie thinks the evils result­ Collection*
bight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers 1883
Why, it is Ridiculous to say
ing from the reciprocity treaty with the on N«w York, San Francisco and Portland.
39tll
L. T. BARIN, Register.
Hawaiian government have been exag­ Office hour*—from 9 a. in. to 4 p. tn.
F’i k| TA lor the working class, bend If | keep good goods, and therefore can’t sell them as
gerated, but says the provisions of tar
13-39tf.
cent* lor postage, and we v.-,I.
treatv should ne modified wherever
mail you free, a royal, valuable box of sample
they have proven damaging to legiti­
FIXAI.
PROOF
CHEAP AS MV NEIGHBORS
goods that will putyou in tbe way of mal;
mate trade between the countries. T ne
more money in a few cay* than you ever ti.o’i
Chinese oliicials, he thinks, will co-op­
Land Office at Oregon City. Or^g^n, »
poBbiole at any bufeinesa. Capital is not re-
erate with the United States in secur­
Deo. 7, 1883. f
' quired. We will start you. You can v. .K as every child that goes to school knows better than that.
ing the faithful observance of the law
Notice ia hereby given that the following' ! all the time or in >pare time only. Tbe wnk
restricting Chinese emigration and that named wttier ha* tiled notice of hie intent <>n
ALL GOODS that I advertise in our Local Paper, the “ Oregon Register’, and “Dayton Free Preu,"
cUerefore, there is no cause tor alatm to make final proof in support of his claim, is unirenally adapted to both sexes, yo. ng
old. You can easily earn from 50 c« it»
because a few laborers from the flowery and that paid proof will be made before the • ■ ' and
are
§15 every evening. That *11 who v\ i
kingdom have come here in violation County Clerk of Yamhill County, at Lafayette, ' to
work may test the burine**, we m&ko this ra-
of it.
,
Oregon, on Monday, January 21, 1884, viz paralleled offer; to all who are not well a . is-
“ One of the most important and radi­ William U. Ishem.Homestead Entry No. 3,ub I fied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble- o
cal recommendations of the message is for Lota 8 and 9 ot Sec 4, T tt 8, R 3 W.
i writing iff. Full particulars, directions, • <•..
He names the following witnesrf* to pi've ; ¿ent free. Fortunes will be made by tl
the repeal of the act upon which the
anil not “just out of them.” TOO I il IX ! Furthermore, I will say that I am buying my goods
. territorial government ot Utah depeuds his continuous residence upon and cultivation ' who give tbeir whole time to tbe work, G it
ami the resumption by congress of the of said land, viz: M B Hendricks, Robert I iuccesu absolutely sure. Don’t, delay. S irt
entire political control of the territory. Magness, L C Tupper and G C Davidson, all
Address
EON <& CO.,
Strictly for Cash, at Bedrock Figures, and Discount tny Bills;
He is convinced that polygamy is •<» of Wheatland, Yamhill Countv, Oregon.
Hand, Maine.
3915
L.
T.
BABIN,
Register.
t tionglv intrenched that it is profitless
therefore, I can make a REASONABLE PROFIT, and still sell goods for LESS MONEY than ‘hose storekeep,
to attack it with any but the strongest
weapons which constitutional legisla­
ers do that are buying on time and leave the wholesale houses and manufacturers wait from 12 to 24 months for
tion can devise. This is the first time
their money. In the first place, they can’t expect to buy as cheap as the man who buys 1 OR CASH, and in tbe
a president has struck at the root of
the evil, mid if bis recommendation is
second place the wholesale houses will
promptly followed by a law authorizing
the appointment of a couitnisson forthe
government of the territory, the doom
Charge Interest after four or six Months
The undersigned wish to dispose of th?ir
of Mormonism is sealed.
stock
of
“ Referring to statistics of illitercv
whenever the account becomes due. I will add that I devote my
to the Diy Goods and
th. president wisely suggests that fed­
Clothing trade, and everything pertaining to it, and leave all other outside business alone.
eral aid should be extended to public General .Merchandise
primary education, u here provision for
at Bellevue, Yarn bill County,
it is not adequately made by the states.
These are all Facts that I am Willing to Prove.
He is opposed to a government telegraph
At Cost.
mainly because it is undesirable to iu-
1 don’t propose ro have my goods lie on the shelves for years, W hatever old goods remain over by the 1st
< reiise the civil list to the extent that
of January will be thrown into THIRD STREET LAKE, instead of letting moths get a hold ot them, as has
it would require, but thinks the govern- Tne party nurehaaing c»n have tlie use ot
Store
and
other
puildings,
and
either
22
or
73
luent should be authorized b.v law to
been the case in other «tores, here.
exercise some sort of supervision over acre* of the old “ Tom Morris” property by
this inter-state communication. He is paying 3u per cent, of the price of Stock, Caah
more radical in his treatment of the down, the balance on easy terms, with 1
railway question, recognizing the great proved security. Or we will
evils resulting from the power of rail­
Sell Both Goods and Property
road maniigei s over the business of the
country and he advises that congress, if any party or parties wish, to purchase, on
just so fur as it has constitutional au­ I he same terms as stated above.
keeps a
thority, should protect the people at
PROVOST BROS.,
large against the acts of injustice which JtStf
Bellevue, Or.
the state governments are powerless
to prevent.
“The president thinks that satisfact­
ory results will follow the reduction of
ami is receiving goods every day and has always a FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS in stock. Fanners oi
letter postage, and recommends a re­
turn to the old rate of one cent on drop
Yamhill County, I am prepared to do an Extensive Credit Business this tyear in mtj line, and all
letter# in towns where there is a tree
those that are responsible for the debts they contract will find it to their advantage to buy their DRI
delivery by carriers. He ad vises that
GOODS AND CLOTHING of H. FISHER, as you will SAVE from 25 to 40 percent, in purchasing your goods.
trade dollars should be retired, by a
provision for their redemption as a bul
lion by the treasury. He thinks that
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
good has resulted front the civil ser­
vice law, and is pleased with its opper-
You will find every week my G oods and P rices advertised .
itions.
Very Respectfully Yours,
" He recalls tlie recommendation of
hi# I hsi message, that all excise taxes
except those oil dist died spirits should
at
be abolished, and that substantial re­
duction# should l>e luude in taxes on
imports, mid while he think# that fur­
Mohawk Hall
ther reduction# might be wisely made,
I also wish to once more notify ail
he does not advise radical or sweeping
uil pers<
pera» ns
n* ow
ow- ­
ing me, either by note or account, to call and
changes in existing laws in the inter­
on
pay the same bv the 2rtth of Dec., 1883. and
val which must lapse before the effects
thereby save costs, as after that date all un­
of the act of March 3, 1HN3 can be de­
O
paid recounts will be placed in the hands of
finitely ascertained. If there is still a
Warren, Magers & Frink.
Fri
Evening
Dec
28,
03.
at atloiuev, for collection. Reaper»fullv,
huge suimlua then, it may be largel.v
W. F. BANGAS8EB,
There is no question about it :
M c M innville ,.
yamhill o>,or,
expended upon harbor defenses and
tbe increase of our navy. He is in fa­
vor of repealing the tax on the circula­
Grain. Grass and Stock Farms
tion of national banks, and so chang­
In Yamhill and Polk <011 ulies lor
ing the banking law that the banks A Cordial inviiation Extended to All
8tile on Keawonable I erina.
Do You Want City Property?
may issue bills tor an aumnnt equal to
Is the [dace to buy GOOD GOODS- No hnmbugeing or blowing about SAW MILLS,
90 pe. cent, of the market value, in­
If
so.
Measr*.
A.
C.
Southmayd
A*
Potter,
of
stead of as now the full value of de­ GOOD MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. Sheridan, are now prepared to ’ell you lota in best quality of goods of any kind for less than half what they can be made
FLOURING MILLS,
posited bauds.
Committee will spare no pains
PoriiunA or Albina
for. That is simply nonsense, and is only done to get you in their stores
CITY LOTS AND
“ The message is an admirable one, to The
the liest of order, ami a gen­ at the most reasonable rates. Ako—they have to find them “ just out” of the goods advertised at less than half value, or
anil the radical recommendation# for eral inaine
TOWN PROPERTY
good time.
H8 heretofore, some fine farms to dispn«« of.
the destruction of polygamy, mid for
to show you an article too worthless for any nse. with the hope of selling Parties deairing’ to purchase should
A. C. 80UTILWAYD A POTTER.
the recovery by congress ot the powers
37mS*.
yon their goods at big prices. Talk is cheap, and so are all kinds of goods, call and see us or w rite for circular.
of sover« igiity which have been usurped
by the railromls, as « ell ns other wjse Tickets—For Ba 11—$I .*><».
and when voti want to buy
I
•ugg« st mas, display great sagacity in
FOR SALE.
the presid« nt. and they will be read with St-n-ER CAN BE HAD AT S'T. CHARLE'
A farm of 360 acres, 7 milee south west of
great satisfaction by the people.”
H otel at $1.00 per C ocple .
McMiuuviiie, Oi. j 20u, stirs iu cultivation,W
LOOK HERE!
AS <3-00» GOODS
Always to be Found in Stock
Chance
o
s>
o
£
HOLIDAY BALL
Custer Post Band.,
Q o
*ö
•0 et-
o
Remember flint Ho Fisher
First-Cass Dry Goods and. Clothing House,
4
HUGO FISHER.
What we Believe !
B. F. HARTMAN’S
Although Patrick O’Donnell hnnbeen
convicted of willful murder in the slay­
ing of Carey the" Pliainix Park inform­
er,” and sentenced to execution on the
19 tli inat., it in quite probable he will
«»cape bis threatened doom. Times
atid trials bring wauy changes.
Throughout our own country O’Dou-
ni'll shared libeiiill.v in public sympa­
thy, from the flrat. When his hauds
appeared to bo stained with the gore of
an appalling murder, even then, cou-
donntions rang loudly front all quarters
as if to justify the deed as oue of righ­
teous vengeance. And now, it appeals
as a development of O'Donuen’s trial
that be bad not tracked Carey by
•teolta with premeditated murder in bis
heart, but that he simply acted in self-
defence, when he himself was violent­
ly aMiilted by Carey. Such is the rep -
reeeuUtiona made to President Arthur
by several Congressmen, while inter­
ceding in the doomed man's behalf.
The President will use bis best influ­
ences for a stay of execution, an I
qnite likely his otflees may save the
prisoner from British vengeance.
Bv order ot
A. V. R. SNYDER
tiro. F. BANGASSER.
R. ... HOLMAN,
Shooting Gallery!
AT
Com.
Notice is hereby given that at the end of 14
day* from the final publication of this notice,
unless a remonstranceagninst the same is soon­
er duly filed, the City Council of the City »»I
McMinnville, Oregon, will pas* an ordinan -c
requiring the following improvements to be
made in said city : A ditch or drain to be c it
under the sidewalk* as follows: Beginning «t
the East side of the intersection of Dau
Thin! stn-ets and running thence west on bo«ii
idee of Tbnd street to the west side of A
•treet, thence south on west side of A str««’»
with one ditch to the n<»rth side of the coun
road lending west from McMinnville, thee «
west along the north side of said road to t' e
bridge, bwid drain to hr al the beginning tbr. t
feet wide at b>p and one foot wido at bolk, u
and two and one-half 1»*»t deep and to ha »
.1 fall of one foot or more in every 270 k
running west a* needed, ami to widen al t »
too a» the depth increas's •*> a* to retain t
*sme proportion a* al the commencement. T
dirt of said ditch or drain shall be retnov
1 nder th> direction ot the fttreel Commi.-uin.
er of said City. Where there are no shlcwal
m Third Street, said drain shall be of mi
dimensions and retain the *»me po’itioi .
where there are sidewalks. Where then a
The name of the Twocannon rive-, now no sidewalk* <>n said Third Stre*', an
YV. T., isaaidto have orixinatc<i asfo!- where the sidewalks on said street are notny.
low.. At the timeot LenisnnrtClark'* four feet wide, new sidewalks of tin» foilowi:
, xploriug expedition through the coun­ I inions ions shall be jisde : The m me • I. ill e
try, they were cloiu-l.v persued b.v hor- six leet wide, the plank therein to be not mo:
tilc Indians, .«nd in order toinake moie than eight inches wide and to be lVaz ii cb
rapid retreat they buried two ran lion. thick and lo ha** three stringer* thereunder,
in that gulch, hence the name Tn or ar- be 2xrt inche*, each of said plank tn be mil- 1
to each ot said stringers, with two lwenty-pe •
non.
nv naiie. Under all th* old sidewalks now t i
that part of Third Street to be improve
Congress has done nothing north which are stx feet wide, and under all the m >
sidewalks to be made a* berefnbefore provid- i
mentioning, as yet.
ihere shall be placed aero»* said ditch or dm
inistg every eight fe< t. which shall bo 4x*
To-I >ï»5 .
i-iches. atoi *« h»0g as sidewalk’ are wida *
that the stringer* of »aid sidewalks shall re t
upon the same. All of Mid improvements to
RITRAY NOTICE.
be made at the expense of the adjoining prop­
Strayed fr-wn my premises in Amity, one erty owners.
Fe<l Speckled Cow. eight or nine years old.«-
This notice published by o.der of the Cit
) tliava Abe haa swallow fork in one ear. Anv Council of McMinnville, Oregon, made De
information will be liberally rewarded.
19th. 1803
A. B BAKER.
Ad dree*
J. W INGLE.
Recorder of the Citv of McMinnville.
. u>l.
Amity, Oregon.
3tU.
Wclrh’s klar he i- shop
6 Shots for a dime, if you simply want topinc-
tice. 5 shot# fora dime and if you ling the
bell with oue nr all of them, you get a cigar or
it* value in any other article I have io «ell.
Mtf
H. H. WELCH.
Administrator'« Sale.
Good, Durable Goods,
Fou cannot do better than to buy them of
B. F. HARTMAN.
Ladies will find all kinds ot Latest style Cloaks, Dolmans, Ulsters and j
H’i'S.ps, DresF Goods. Silk Lace, Mull, Bobonett, Darn-JYit Tics, and every-1
thi’.ig pertaining to Ladies’ Hat'd robe.
All kinds of Dry Goods, and any and everything in Gents’ Furnisb-
ing Goods.
Also. Gniccries, Glass and Queenswate, Hardware and is SOLE
AGEXT for
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance o?
in order of the County Court tor Yamh 1?
■’ounty, Oregon, made on the 1 Oib day of
/ember 18*3. in the matter of the eslat.»
Henry Kern ay, deceased, directing the real
fetnr 2'lixed Faint®,
Ate of sa c estate to be sold, the undeirifo 1
he Adtni listrator of said ejt«»te, will < 4*1 » the best on thc> coast.
Public Ai ction, to the highest bidder, or, t
Also, Fanning implements cf all kinds, all for the lowest prices.
erm* and conditions bereinaiter nanied.ett
Court Home d or, at Lafayette, Yamhill Cou I
Also, remiunber 10 percent, discount is given for cash.
y, Oregon on
Call and nee him.
>at., ll*i 22»t Day 0» Dcceuj'Xr 1 38f
it the hour of 2 o’clock p. m, of said <iav, .•
he right, title aad interest of the rakl Hen
Xernay a’ the time <>i his death, in v.nd lo ;•
Notice ot Final Proot.
hat certa n ir.mof land lvm and being
he Count» of Yamhill and S it»* of Oregc
’. R. LONG ACRE.
J. B. FLBTCHER.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, t
.»nd boun b»d and -ie crio> I .«r f.-tknv», to w
Nov. 30th, 1883: i
The Sou h west quarter of ifce North-«';
EUFfISKD
MARKET,
Notice is hereby given that the following
parter at 1 Lo s 2, •*» ami 6 of 8« ion 34 in
named settler has bled notice of his intention
18-, R. 5 'V. containing ¡70 acns more
-ongacre &. Fletcher, Proprietors. 10 make final proof in support of his claim.,
ess, the?» nv bein; <»r ink eded to I*, t
ind that said proof will be made bafore the
whole of lie Huroe.* esd of Henry Kernay
(Successors k» W. J. Garrison.I
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
«Hinted tc aim by the U. S. Also anotb
inook, Oregon, on Tuesday, January 15, 1884.
rart Itegiuning at »lie 8. E. enrr.er of that r<
viz: Erastus McKinley, Preemption D. 8.
ain Donation Lind C.aitn situ-.ie in
iff and 34 in T. 4 8 . R. 5 W.. »ml known »
Having purchase d thia market, the above No. 3,878. for »he 8 1-2 of N W 1-4,8 W 1-4
be Donation Land Claim «»t Michael Hom
firm have removed it to the Wallace building, of N E 1-4 and NW 1-4 of 3 W 1-4 of Sec 2£.
hence \V. 1H chains and 25 links t<> the E;
ornar of Third and
St«., where they are T 3 8, R9 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ioe of W. T. Jones’ claim : thence W.4 chai
prepared to furnish the public with
his continous residence upon and cultivation of
nd 50 link* to center of road leading fro
Fresi*
Heali,
Mtisar*«
of
all
kinds.
said land, viz : Wesley Smith, Lewis Flesk,
•IcMinnville to Gopher H«»le ; thence N
Head € heeae. Fresh Fish, Malt and
Merriman Folan and Henry Ellison, all ot
■ leg. E. 11 chains »o an de in public r«'t-
Hebo. Tillamook county, Oregon.
Dried Fiala. I lacou, flams. Egg*«
fhence S. 78^ d«'g. E. 11 cha ns and 39 lin
3815
L. T. BARIN, Register.
10 the W. line ot Ilenry Kernny claim ; then
In
fact
eve
rylhing
kept
in
a
•S 7 chains and 50 links to place of taginnin
«•ontamin/ 14 38-100 acre?. niAre or lose. Al. »
FIRST CLASS MARKET Jnsorti Bucks for Sale !
x»l •• tn S?o. 3 in T. 5 S., R. 5 W., containir.
23 00-10A seres, more or ¡es?—-containing ij
HE undereigned h»« for mie »ix bead of
Ail 208 ac.cs, more or lee*.
»nil HIM.I turar» Hurk. that be
We shall al*o carry a s L yx of
The ter ns and oondttions ot said sale are se
wt»he» to dlspo-e of. Price. »10 per bead.—
I
Tliev can be ween at Dayton. Orexon.
follows : One-hall of the purchase p- ire cf
Ca**r4 Fruits, ef all Kind
A. K. WILLCOCKSON
said land to be paid c^sh down on day of sale;
S»w4.
Highest Cash Prwe paid tor all kinds of
the balance to be paid in ona year thereafte-
|
with 10 per cent, interest, the purchaser giv»n . Fat Stock.
W* would meet ivepeet fully **lc a sh*re of,
his note therefor, secured by mortgage on th *
DR W. A B. MILLS,
th* patronage ©f Uti* comm unit r.
premise*. Deed at expan'r of purchaser.
A ANDREWS.
I
LO NGACRE A FUTTCBER.
( OFFICE at F. A. Hill's Drag Store, Payton
S«U.
Administrator of Mid £*tat«
IJ-ttyl.
|
Oregon.
ill.
T
more easily fitted for the plow; lOOacrei tim­
ber and pasture, good buildings, orchard and
plenty of small fruits, bouse and bam
supplied by pipes with runuing water. Soil
excellent ; no waste land ; lie® on county road
in an old settled neighborhood, with school aod
church close by. Price $23.00 per acre. En­
quire of WARREN. MAGERS A FRINK,
Real Estate Agent*
McMinnville, Oregon.
23tf
p W. TOD®'
r’
J. L. ROGERS.
CITY DRUG STORE
Third Straet, McMinnville.
ROGERS <& TODD.
[SucceMort to W. B Turner,]
—Dealers In—
nrugN, Chemical«, Patent Medici«**
Porfui’iery, Fine Toilet Article*»
Mmpti, Comb*« Hair, Tooili ««d
Cloih Brimhes, Sponge*, Tru**e*»
Shoulder Brace* and all Pruffi*11
■%uiidrie*.
A full line of
Paints, Oils, Varnishas, Brushe« and
Tools.
The
Purest Liquors for Bt.-uici»*1
Purposes.
The Beat Brands of Cigars Con­
stantly on Hand.
The largest and best stock of
Fishing TacKle
Ever broilgnt to Yamhill County.
IN STATION ».RY
we shall carry a full line, consisting ot P»P*
of tbe best quality,, Envelopes ot th« ‘al<*
and neat.-st styles, etc.
Special attention is called to our CuttW'
and Photograph and Autograph Album»-
l*hyslcia«.- Prescription» «»<
ly Recipes Cnrelnlly < «mpe«"**
at all hones—day or night.
W» would most respectfully ask » sb*" ‘
this publics pato.nage, hoping by ta.r
•
and strict attention to business to
»•me.
ROGERS *
1
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1