Yamhill reporter. (McMinnville, Or.) 1883-1886, January 17, 1884, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textvoix va*: x ni xu 11 H'MIVXVILIÆ DUtlGOX, Till KM» At .11X1 Alti 17, l*> Kl THZ REBORTZH. years they have been wot king at this SHILOH’S V1TAL1ZER is what you need problem ; tlieiiumense amount of liquor for Constipation, Loss ot Appetite, Dizziness BUSINESS d * professional I t HE thank and money wasted, hasbeen told and all sy rupions of Dv&jiepsia. Price 111 and over ami over; the num her ot' paupers 75 cent» per bottle. For sale by Robison A Published Every Thursday, at made, lias been pointed out ami the Baker. 11 V. V. .IOHXSOX, H. 1». Any person wishing a Fanning Mill will M c M innville : : origin vast horde who till drunkards graves t’BOOP, WHOOPING COIGII »n.i Bren- AN be found at his office on C street, be- please leave their orders with MR. JOHN' SAX calculated to a fraction. But the li F T immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. t'vecnFirst and Second, when not absent ur M H. B. F. IIARTM AN. The quor still goes, the money is still squan chitis on profcasionnl business. 34tf For sale by Robison «t Baker. ja . v. s. szisr^iDZEm. lKII.HAN FAM dered ; paupers grow no fewerfast, ami drunkards graves are filled as fast as Editor and Proprietor. will clean wheat be it ever so foul with wild ever. But the latest remeily is per W. tl HOY I), M. 1>, oats, lam*« oats or the seeds of any nature ..no W. A. FENTON, haps the nio.-t silly of all—rhe attempt make it clean enough lor the market or seed. SUBSCRIPTION ItAIES. to eradicate intemperance bv legisla SURGEOX & PHYSICIAN, As U guaintily <1 what ;t will do, 1 will take i&oot and Mioe Maker, tion. I.et us suppose that the people One copy per year, in advance................ any quantity of wheat with one wildcat m it, »’.AMI Gurrixoii*» Building-. McMinnville. with ugly repulsive “ six months “ .............. . 1.50 were uftiicted and will se|nuate the oat frou* the wheat with MVKH11»AN' OREGON. sores on their faces, and the physicians Dr. Boyd has received a full line of Pure the Fan. railed in to cure the evil. \\ hat would 25 tf LYMAN W. SMITH. The finest stock of Boots. Shoes, Rubbers. Fresh Drugs direct from first hands for the they do? Search for the cause of the benefit of his patrons. rliseas*' of course, you will say ; but Etc, iu Yamhill County suppose they would petition the Legis CHEAP FOR CASH. For SSîili» ’ lature to force a law prohibiting peo Boots and Shoes manufactured to order and À. í>. HOWARD, 51 B). ple from having pimples on their faces neatly repaired. Desirable property in the. town of Sheridan NOni’H rAMHILL. what would be thought ol them? They Yambill County, consisting of a blacksmith All work and goods warranted. l*!ty*ici(in miti Surgeon, shop, would certainly be set down as a set of Sign of the Big Boot, Sheridan, Oregon. wagon shop, good dwelling house, barn, Jan. 14.18S4. lumber and wood shed. contemptible quacks of course, nud 31 m3. Clarence Brown, of Mowow, is visit ordered to stamf aside. Enquire of Office in Garrison’s Building.—Particular ing friends in town. CHAS. LAFOLLETT, Our temperance physicians blame the attend >n given to diseases of Women and 47'f. *ridan, Oregon. Children. All calls promptly atterded to. and saloon keeper for the Mrs. Ettlegeorge’s sister from Balls distiller Residence—at Mrs. Talmage’s. 7m0. prevalent. As well blame ton, has been visiting her. We failed drunkenness Stecchii Attention the butcher attd baker for the scrofu Horses Boarded to learn her name. tri ven to by the jfay, t lous pimples. Scrofula is a disease, so Week ■>1 71w Transient Stock. W. M. BAIISEY, or Month. XL tí. tí. UING|<AM, !is drunkenness, ami both call lie cured .1. E. Swanson has.just returned from Salem. McMinuvillo. Portland where he has been visiting by finding the original cause and ap plying the proper remedy. But itenn ’ t the past week. IMMSl.Y A: El IX (J 11AII D. P. TnoMrsON lie doite by scolding; it cannot be done Corner Commercial and Trade Sts., President. Miss Tillie Collins, of Portland, was by the most elaborate deploy of all the J ohn W ortman .. Cashier. »Ittorneya at L miv SALEM, - - - OREGON- horrible stilt ¡sties that can be produced visiting with Mrs. Barnekotf during the holidays; also. Mr. Yarnsted and and least of all, by legislation. Legis >atlstiaction (.uarantrvd. Transacts a General Banking business. wile, of Carlton, visited Mr. Wineberg lation could no more keen whisky from Oflide of Geo. G. Bingham, Notary Public Interest allowed on time deposns. file drunkard than it conul keep pork, oue door West ot Furniture Store, and Mrs. Carrie Bakemay. Collections made on favorable terms. sugar and other scioful.’i producing bight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer.- M c M innville - - oregon . Nathan Wright, from east of "the oml from your pimple-laced neighbor. on New York, San Francisco and Portland. Not being a physician, 1 otter no rem nimiutaius, is iu town. Offiee hours—from 9 a. in. to 4 p. m. I infer Odd i-'cJIpwa9 Hall, edy, but leave that to those self con 13-39U. Chal ies Nelson and Charles Talmage, stituted physicians who are trying to McMinnville, - Oregon, of Lafayette, were in town Sunday. cure it. 1 would however, suggest a ISIDORE ERTI.E, P ro . Some one entered the butcher shop suspension of all the harsh intemper A. ENNIS, Proprietor. ar this place on Friday night and help ance ami unchristian language that ed themselves to the lx-ef; they also most of these reformers are in the hab The F uhm I Wines, Liquorsand Cigars kept M’Minnville, • Oregon. went to Monta Stewart's house daring it of using, and try instead, just a little constantly on band. 13-4tn3. kindness. "Junius" in last R ei - ortek Manufacturer of Lager Beer and Porter. the absence ol' the family, and took a All orders promptly filled. ltf throws our some very good hints that « box of popcorn. might be prottitnbly acted iqnui. DEALER IN Mrs. Annie Stewart has gone east of N at . the tnoiintiiins to remain two or three WATCHES, McMinnville. Oregon, months. att ’ y at L aw & N otary P cbi X- DAT TON. CLOCKS,: Is now prepared to furnish music for Pi.c-Nics, Mrs. Lettie Craft is much afllicted » Jan. 15,1884. Btrinoss Promptly Attended to, JEWELRY, Celebrations, etc., on short notice and at rea with a carbuncle or some bad swelling Beautiful nights. sonable rate». Address on Iter face. /OFFICE— One Door Enst of Pest Office, SPECTACLES, Etc., Lender, McMiuuville, Oregon. 50yl. The revival at this place still contin 4tf. A. V. It. McMinnville, Oregon. D. P. Trnllingcr has shipped from n the Brick Store, corner 3d and Jefferson St’.- this place to Portland si Berkshire ues. i.AiAViin:, > - oki <; o \ hogs, averaging in weight 250 pounds H. it. L.irrn»PiKi,n, J. F.ÇALBMKATH, DAl l OX MAEOOX Several cases of sickness iu town. N. p. per head. It' anyone can beat that let M« » Sl’cfr/j Kepairhi^ ami »lob Walter Graves, Esq., of Sheridan FltAMK Proprietor Ilins speak. biug a Spci Ktiif/. was in town last Wednesday. We were pleased to see so many of The bast brands of Liquors, Wines and Ci gars kept for When you go to Daytot onr Carlton friends come here to church Dr. Littlefield, of Lafayette was here PhyfticiniiA and Surgeon*, call and see Frank. JUtf. on Sunday evening. ott business last week. Lafayette. Oregon. Prof. Ii.de gives a lecture on music Mrs. F. A. Hill left for Portlaud last to-night, with a view to organizing a Thursday. Dayton, Oregon, HV’KGi:i<V A M’tA IA1-TY. .class at this place. Jias on ham! fine Hacks and Bu j-.'ies, ma«b Messrs. Logan & Henderson, of jour p 33 o T o g il ./ r ///:it, We notice a sidewalk has been laid from the best material ami besl workmanship. near the butcher shop; it has long city were in town last Sunday. Painting and trimming done to order. Has returned to his old stand--up stairs in I Si General Blacksmith ami Repairer. been needed and is a great improve Mrs. B. F. Morse has been very sick of rounds ’ building — with a new equipment Horse-shoeing a 8|>ocialt.y. 271 f I’liy wiciaii and Surgeon. ment. for some time past, but is now improv utensils lor his work, and is now prepared to There are a great many horses sick ing. lias permanently located in AfcJ/innville take and dying about this place anti the for the practice of his profession. All calls— Ed. Crane, Esq., will shortly open up ♦»wuers have not been able to learn the Picture* of all Kind*. day or night—promptly attended to. a watch repairing shop here. Success nature of the disease. Office—One door east of Warren & Magers to him. From a small size tin-type to a large Cabinet Mrs. Loder's parents have arrived 33m6. Rev. Samuel Wilson, of East Port Please give me a call. here and expect to remain with her two land preached to a lai ge and attentive st three mouths. congregation at the M. E. chinch last »rito notice Mr. Sv Roberts litis accepted a clerk- Sunday evening. Strayed from my premises in Amity, one i,, « in' G. W. Sappingtons grocery We understand that the "Hol ties* Red Speckled Cow, eight or nine years old.— C. W. HULERY, Pro. store ““*1 ,>o#t baud'' of this place have purchased Mr. Believe she has swallow-fork in one ear. Anv (Successor to M. Feker,) loin) Griffin, of Forent Grove. ,1. W. Can y's paint shop and that it information will beliberallv rewarded. Mr. ^,rn oik - dav last week. will smut be lilted up fora church. Addie»» J. W. INGLE, I liirdM.. • • McMinnville, Or. í.aí:; y die, was in t 39ml. Amity, Oregon. lias been vinitins liis Mr. r.dwtirds, of North Yamhill was The best Spirituous and Malt LiquorSj Bit Harry ‘ V, Mr. ami Mn», George here yesterday introducing the ‘1 lodge" Xoticc to Alt Parties grandparet. | ) for the working cla-s. Semi 10 tern, Wines, etc,, t|ic tparket» afford. Also, the washing machine, for which heisageitl. VXt rAJl_7 eents for p'stagc, hik I we will best ol cigars, fond the juslly celebrated San Myers, tit \\ ****«• All parties are hereby notified not to trespass ,, . ■’uuael.s has beet) »ttffer- upon my premises from and alter this date, and Dietl—at this place last Friday, at mail von free, a royal, valuable box of sample Francisco Lager Beer. Mrs. A D. . » ’ jt) „omalgia, until all found trespa.'sing will be pio&ccated to tn o’clock r. Fenner Palmer in his roods that will put you in the way of making _______ |________________________________ tug ettttstdera > Vu,.J ,.il|(, ullll |lit(l ,ev- one ■ nme money in a few nays than vou ever tho ’ l fullest extent of the law. “Tthyest . lie was takt n down about she went to Me.' W. T. N ew uy . two week» ttgow ith inllammatorv rheu possible at any business. Capital is not, re eral teeth extract **• McMinnville, Aug. 23, ISF3- ml matism "Licit ciHtsed bis death, His pined. We will start von. You can work IN t || the time or in spare time only. The work fuucia] took place from the residence i- universellv adapted to Imth Hexes, young of Mr< Ge>t. Palmer, last Saturdav nt and You can easily earn fn tn 50 cents JOHNSON’S BRICK, two o'clock I’, v. A large nrm-esslmt to $a old. ayory X hm . 1*84. That, all who want of relatives and fliends followed his work may test avpning. Lafayette, Oregon, the bmin< v.-, we ipako Ibis un Just opened on :i remains to their last resting place it) If the Oregon grange if T ’Rad paralleled otjers toali who are not well sitis- The Purest Wino» and JJquori» kept constant ;lie cemetery lierc. convention to deride tliel nn< ¿.15 fied we will pend *1 to pay lor the trouble ol ly on hand. Cigars of the best brands and one Third Street, two Doors East d er they wanted, tin y « ' «J1 ( w.itingus. Full oartinnlars, diieetions, etc., • I the best Billiard Tables in the State, found have asked or exjic-teil tn -ent free. Fortune» will Iw made by those here. JOHN HULEllY, Dielschueider's, suited to their wants, and t< r ‘ 1 who give their whole time to th«* work, Growl 291 f Proprietor. juccess absolutely sure. D-m’t, «’.«•lay. Start nobody growls about the w< a 'u' • &U£.B.17>AN. *l<-*Iinn villc, - <M-<*£<> now. Address STINSON A CO., •Inn. 18. 1884. There is a great ileal of 39vI Portland, Maine. En. llF.i’f-CTEn-.s-As “s- Dan” seems lowing being doti< on ground In, to have ia-come tired of fnrni-liing the dry enough, and if this weather > Everything in the line ( heap for cn.-h nr it (Situated at the Depot,} til'iues. till'spring sowing will -n ' news from thi - section, which lie has so exchange h»r country produce. Call ami Iv and end Iwfore the spring rallisK .st . iimg ami ably represented through the So You Want City Property? examine goods and prices. L. ROOT. columns <d your paper, I w ill drop you If so. Messrs, A-C. Southmayd .V Potter, of McMinnville, - - Oregon i xeept in low grounds, when LJ’i‘5 Feb. 21, I 8S2-2H. wait until the water goes oft r.uu tlA a few notes so that the outside world Sheridan, are now | repax'd to m H v°u lots in i . II. COOK, Prep. nay know that Slierid.in, the tm tumo- land dries. ■•ortlnnd or Albino ]1< ill' the I’lqu’C Yamlti'l. ts still alive sali Last week was Co. Comt all fie week it the most reasonable rates. Also-—they have cpill* IIOTM. 1* HIM J I.Ass In iit-./nir. ant ’ in " Hmirishing condition: The undemgned ha» f«»r sale a lot ot lar-. is heretofore, some fine farms to dispos«* of. ■ ticulHr, being turn Mied with all modern and it will be continued this week. Appliance», und »eiiin® before Ita gue»t» < mi 1 j high grado S] ithisb Merino J'-ucUs, which vai. A. C. SOVT1IJ/AYD A POTTER. The cause of so long a term is party The ball given ree«-ntly bv otir A. D. the txrst the market affords. b<> hud al good bargain» by spplymg lo or ad WHS !’ tilKIIM’iilll.V 37m3*. on account of its business anti ran'' J- yy Sample-room for the especial accommodation d ressi ng because the Co. .Imlgc/vas cal'ed to I,,’the »rd. r ami enjoyable to those who M MULKEY, Commercial Men. Portland, to repri setit ) anthill, m n.c participated. 21 iu J. II. C.lRTWItlMH', JI. !>. Remember of Amity, Or. mortgage tax case, which is now peurt- the place- at the depot. Uncle Ab. Faulnoner and hfs daugh 1 ■»<;{{MERI.Y of Chlrairn, l’i. bn* locate I ing at that place. ter <tclfn started lor i'alifornia last 1 permanent >v in McM'nn vii!e. WHS make Among the visitors, called hi re <"' week to visit Mrs. Thoma*—a daughter a soecinl y of ('bionic and Surgical hi«ca«»-s. nich a* I»isea-H!» of U omon,<'ro««i Eye*. Pi court business I saw Capt. Lafollett. ot of Mr. F. Ei«*t ii ’ll. Tmnors, Etc. Maybe found at Cen» ''hvridan. Harvey Join’s, ot Belli ' >'<■. ®Mf I’rof J F Hill, who 1ms > «ei> t.’.’ich- tm' Hotel. “ Len’ me yer knife, pipe an’ tohnery, an’ Stanley Vmphlett. Smith Alien. '■ • TMK HM:sr MAU El Moi ii i * fumble yer |»nckot fer a match while I load the Alderman anti Hi. Burch of Antil'. and i„.,.,t tl><-.'li'Tidm Acndemv. 1ms re- <i-red bis portion, and lifts lu i n sii<-- tv. D & I . tv I ’ KXTOX, .lu«L-cn.” Which being intC’prHed,means that ever niftdu in iLisbc-clion are low Le.hg inhii bold on I almost forgot "old thiirllo cmZd l.v < J. I'errv: ami Mr. Berry ufactured at Thurber. 2 H. WELCH ]ms moved from the Highlands to this Ha* lmnght Hsrey Robert sou ’ s stock of Cigar», Of changes, we havobut few to men- pin’.’ having rented tm’ Ian Delas.i- Tol.aiciv), Candy and Notions which he projioa- lion: F. Ilowev has bought out J. II- inntt hot »" tor the winter. Offije of W» D. F bwtot , - Luf»v« tie, Gr*jr- n. es to m -II h * low as is consistent with the Cheap »» the cheapest and good us I he b<* Johnson, in the blacksmith business. Office of F. W. FexTox, McMinnville, Oregni». law of !ive-.'iiid-h-t-livo. And having set up a IxMlk Hl liiCDl. lit ’ Tvler Smith, of Portl tmi. with George Willinnta, our “<7,,1,".r.' ],il fnmilv. he- nmvcd.to this place, HIBIll.ll CHAIM Enquire of F. W. REDMOND, A ;• ut, . nttur, has left for Portland. 1. h nreparA'i lu do alu«hing and grubbing with McM .bLvjile, or of (Cede) Olds has bought John ilult ry - where the Dr- "'i'1 m«"'"''' b'< urofes.- -< fa pop and oranges for sale under the Pho- fimloi'3 MILLER A RG'VFJ s saloon anti promises to make a success ion T'e Dr. i ' a first-.dii-« phvstcinn • ''•gr-f’h Gallery at McMinn ¡Ile. and sttri-im .T,<*8 H. H WELCH. ful bar-tender. • is ti. ml.-d * '.J :«• in thi« secuon. S I I.31I.IXG lì. A C.. Xo. 1 The following brings ns to the qu < Mr. Reda in. ,in»t from tion of ‘‘who killetl the dog. Regutar meeting’, Thnrwiity eve», i. * - n George Morris, of this place owned, a Im« starte.i a »kilting rink in Fin tel’»1 The under» gmai * l*b U di^-Se of their i l ( kl R. before the full moon, in « ach montn. fe»»/ uri stock of pup. which was «lx or eight months mil:; hill. ing companion» cordially welcomed. II. I ■me dav Mr. M’s children wen- playmei Giniup person vi.it. i A. ('. Sontli- Mlf. with the dog anil all having a £<M“' iv»nv(1"'5 *niokc-1m*tsc ... till- r.tli-T nlrllLj time, until one of the I mivs left th'- They had better •look a Ic.'tl«- oik I i , for po*. at Bellevue, Yambill County, room where they were playing and e irrr,» i-ap i. nowior.. Every The old grey bor while gone, wrapped himsell up m 11 F i you t< th!» the ; tl shawl and other things.«* a biig-a-boo. horse has his da’. anti One n»vht h* mH' Hr *ii mm vit.i.r nmiGin then opening the floor very «mldt-i: '. with this old " Tf v. ‘ Tnc par» V nnrchaiing bave the t»«e i.f porte niirrtinfing ran here I. >ri ur f he ran into the room ami made tot the a »hot-gun w' i;.-h“bore<l** him till 1i<* The Office—One dcw»r east »if 11 »rima n*a brick. dog; the dog took one quick b>ok. ga'e lost his w ind. Ami tm"' down on fho St«»re and other pudding- «nd rüle-r 22 or TV J eni.li i g G»» ad ministered for pair,Ira» ex« hr fon**t and alone, »loop« by j < », ; a ( ^rrr« <«f ihr «nd ' T« m M-P w ’ |* rt ^ t one sharp yelp, ran out of the door, tin riverside, in t trarli ng. I* ‘ 3n , c«*nt. nf theprfae of Ru>rlt, i.’a»h >. Mein« paying der the house nud out at the otaer sloe tiiis old veteran. PHMV term«, with »>»- F at J asper . down. Ib* balanceym and in a few minutes was fonml dead. -’ PX'IX Wanted lor The Live» o -J M-c»»ntv- Or wp will Ml Mr. M. «ay* there wa* noaiirnesof !*»'•; IKIM V WANTED " * k ,,i the pre*id«-li »of I hr U. GH . m f* *» quick« »n. nor hurt that he conltl discover, amt THAT HA' ii, Th» large»», h »’id*oiii»-»t lrw»k ever*»l«l f«»r We guaraetw H- Sell Both Good» and Property À LL ner» 4 knowing ♦ nd. bt» n<v believe* that the bruit died of »otltlen ’v p-ir**d b Les than twice our pia*. Th»* fa »left wiling V» us will i«>a-e « .......... ■ ' up imm fright. F«»r sale by !*■ it in*- tsriy or fsm ei wi,h u. purché««, • n bank in A merla», fmmrn»» prïiUia »«mi*. diatelv, •« we must tour«- ur u < r.» y. AH mUilligent people want it Anv «MI» can Perhap* nothing could l>e more rntli- shilo H- sco : .¡I .nd 1 th« «urne lenti» M «tulcl »hev». ROGERS A TODD. . beoome » »''rreaaiul »ferii. Tern»« free. PROVOST BROS.. callv wrong than rhe mean* by «Inch i, V.M bT »• -n • .VcMiuuvil>, N ot . I, IfcoJ 14. H ">• HALLET BOOK Co., Porthod, Mt. Belle vue, Or. Z91Í the tetiUH’ram e people are trying to rnnption For «I« by Bob.wn 1 Baker. eradicate iBtet»p>iam.v, ror ntry HOLMAN FAN. C Will find it to YOUR ADVANTAGE To call at the above Saloon. I keep constantly on hand the Fineat Wine» and Liquors for Family and Medicinal aaa CA'WeLL, Proprietor, McMinnvill» J. C. COOPER County Surveyor -AXD- CIVIL ENGINEER, McMinnville. Or. GAINES FISHER, Bank of McMinnville Lively, Feed and Sale Stable- BOSS SALOON, T. C. STEPHENS, WATCHMAKER, JEWELER & ENGRAVER Caster Post Band, J. E MAGERS, Littlefield & Calbreath, A MUTCHLER, R. SHANE, E. E. GOUCHER, M. I>. DR. E HOWELL NO. 1 SALOON MEW BILLIARD HALL New GiocEiy ar.ii Piovision .Stare mi Uts f on SOLD AGAIÜ. Itt'ys at Law & Salaries Public. Mills & Bowers’ Chancef“ Bargain General Merchandise At < <>>t V ;. S.1LOOX. n*i:L,CO^U£ Local Correspondence. McMinnville Brewery PKK AMMUSÌ *•4.50 I have all the held notes ol the Public Survey» of Yamhill county, and am prepared to do First-Clan work on short notice and reasonable term». L ight S olar T ransit . W. a L. e. GURLEY, TROY, N. ¥. ELIM! BUM!. BUM! “ Says 11’ mesilf, says I,” Warahousemen, Countrymen, Chinamen t lâ/'An.l dou’t you forget it.-«3! Job Printing, CF*That’s the racket. Wheat Receipts, and Sale Bills, Besides everything elae in the . :ood as the neat, on short no* ti<e, by SNYDE THE PRINTER. Farm ? Sale. Acres' one an<l »-half miles west of Amity. 200 acres in cultivation ; new house; young orchard just be- gin ning to bear. Pi,ice-$25 per Acre. The cheapest farm in Yamhill County. For terms apply to Geo. G. BINGHAM, Real Estate Agent. McMinnville, Oregon. Pioneer BrickYari Thousands of Brick, of the beat aualitjr, now on hand and will constantly be kepi »1 the brick yard of A. C. SAYLOR, McMinnville« ... Oregon« Having neviiretl entire control of the yard lormerlv run by G. Saylor, the above named luoprivlor starts out with the intention of man* nt K i lling and supplying this public with nr • in any quantity, of a quality guaran- .1 to be ns g<. .«I as the beat, ami at prices a» low us the lowest. A suitable reduction to parties purchssing large lots. Give me a call and see lor yourself. 14tf A. C. SAYLOR. “JERSEY CHIEF” - The — Jeree y Bull Pure Llcoded Now at the stables of HENDERSON & LOGAN BROS. M c M innville , oregon . ° Ji.F- y C hief ” No 1, dropped April 12th, 71 ; sire, •• Emperor;” dam, •* Minnie War ren. l’i dii . iii f . op •* E mperor ” fi Emperor” waa iiiip.-iJm 17th 1H75; »ire, •• Emperor Bil- ,”diin “Olive»” tty »muorted Neptune(l24); .1 <1 «him, •• Oil-ea” (232); great grand-dam • Nelly Biv,”,22A)—Imported, l'Ehi«,i!i or “M ixnie W amw ”—“Mirai» W • I., 1.1 ft.wn. dropped March 5lh. Ifi74 » k ,n Comet/* J4th: dan».“ Prince»” Ith. «1 - _ ; jiand-dam, •‘Princes’* (761)?>» import icd by W. B. Dinsmore in lbfid. Ï BA! ms —For whs n, $5. HENDERSON A LOGAN BROS. 13tf .ctice úf A . Icationio Purchase Timber Land. U. S. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, i Dee. 23, 13M. ( Io n by given that James B. Up* N • o c.iv, Chckama» County. Ore- .ipplu-Mtion to purchase the N. r > h. I ♦ of Section Nr». 15 of Town- No. n’lih of Range No. 10 Weal of ii fr Meridian, under the proviei« na of ■ t ' ol . approved Jone 3. IH7M, en- I •• An .»<•♦ fi>; the sale of Timber Lend» in ■«!!!•'.■ nia, Oregon, Nevada, and i. territory AiiadVere» claim» I p. ol iar>d, or any portion thereof, be find in the United State» Land Office, - n City, Oregon, before the expiration I h v dayi» f*nm th it date. 1 x> i. under my hand thia 13th day of Dec. IM>3 I. T RA PIN, lief toter» X omcc la» Hae Public. No re , hereby given to wl.om it may r©t>. • err» i ii b »re forbidden to purchai» from .y « any wheat, o«f», hog», potato»» or <»i , r Vegetable», from and after Ihii dal». Th - purebating will do ao al their owa P. ADAMS. Uc. 13ib, 1M3—Mfol.