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¡» tate and l'EiiinroHni.. 7’iie sea! fishing begins this week. The price of sacques will gutter a de cline. The iron has entered the soul of Seattle—the place is to have a stove fnnndrr. > Gathering buffalo bones at from ♦8 to ilO pur ton engages the time of some Dakota settlers at present. Jacksonville. Oregon jail is crowd cd with the miners who fought on one side of the Kelly-Ruble affair. In local matters the Olympia, W. T.. Courier accuses somebody of “ skullduggery ” in localing boundar ies. Whatcom county, W. T., leads n the production of oats this seasoti, the aggregate yield being 40,00(1 bushels. Tie agent of the refrigerating company failing to find enterprise in The Dalles, has gone to Blalocks sta lion to look for a location. A company to establish the First JVational bank ol The Dalles has been incorporated. A brick building will l>e erected for the institution. Moscow, Idaho, has a public libra ry oi 1500 volumes, a ladies’ read ing room society, and a city of lovely maids and matrons to form the social circle. A Seattle boy, a fellow has opened service there. As some rich capitalist knock him out. mere chunk of a up a messenger soon as it pays, will step in and There are 14 lodges of Good Tern plats reported in Marion county and three in Clackamas, with a member ship of over 800, and several lodges of Baud ol Hope. The recent discovery in Coenrd’Al one mountains promises to be of great importance to our interests. The country is extremely rich in silver, tellurium and free milling gold. Scat/le, Port Townsend ami Olym pia have sent “largely signed,” so the papers assert, petitions to Washing ton asking the reappointment of Governor Newell. Tacoma has not as yet signed very largely, says the JYlws. Last season Ed. Fallon, of Walla Walla, picked ai.d cured from nne and one half acres of land, 2600 pounds of fine hops. The hops were sold to Stahl, and were pronounced by his brewer better hops than he had seen on the coast. Next fall Mr. Fallon will have 25 acres ol hops to pick. In his recently made report Vice President Oakes says: In Oregon and Washington thus far the grain shipments east of the Cascades have beeu 83,000 tons, against 44,000 for the same period in 1882, and there still remain 40,000 tons, which will bring the total surplus to 124.000 for the season of 1883, A citizen states, says the Oregon City Courier, that a store in this town charged 37 and one half cents n void for a piece of dry goods fot ladies went-, which, upon careful in quircy, it was learned could be bought in Portland for 12 and one half cents. No doubt such cases occur repeatedly No wonder farmers go to Portland to do their trailing. ChanceBargain. I hr undersigned wish to dispose of their sleek of AYER’S Cherry Pectoral. No other complain-are m » niskt.ous i.. i..< ;r attack as those affecting the throui m.u .»..• none so tritied with by the majority » ■ m ■ ■ - ers. The ordinary cough or <:« l U, ivsu.tii 4 perhaps from a trilling or uncoi.sv » us <x posure, is often hut the beginning oi a lulul sickness. A yer ’ s C hi i : rv P it roti al L s well proven its efficacy in a forty years’ fght with throat ami lung diseases, and sh»mid bo taken in all cases without d i.<y. A Terri I».«- < < u«0i Cured. “In 1K.’>7 1 took a \ ■<..■!, \\ hirli?T. et< d mv lungs. I had a I* i ril-l»- »■• ».;■ h. a» »1 p; •-•*»t night after night u 11 hunt m «-< 1* Tm-»met g.iv»* me up. 1. Hird Avii;> CiiEKin In- TOIIAL, which r d«» v«’d m\ ii.nys, ii.»lr.<*. I sleep, and afforded me the r»"i i.\ for the recovery » 1 my siK i-gih. By il •• conlinuetl use of the l'i»T'»i:\i. a p- in«.. Hunt cure was «■Ifected. I am now «;*_• y< :• - obi, hale ami hearty, ami am rat ¡shed your ClII.RRX Pl.I 1 '»»R \ : save« I me. H»>RA('i. i*'A 11! llltOTIi ER.” Rockingham, \ t., .July I"-, Croup. — A Mother’»* Tribute. “ While in the country tn-t u it hr n v l/.fo Loy. three year* old, was taken 11! v 11 ii « • - up, it seemed as it he would oie horn strai./u lntion. <Uie of the family sup_<,st»,d 1! >■ 1 .-?■ ol AVER’S CHERliV PElToKM., a L li< <■ which was always Io pt in the m-io< . 'this was tried in small ami fr- m •ul < t«i lo-»ur delight in '• ihan !•■ I! an L-iti little patient was hr athin;: ea* •'y*. 'lie- »'•<■••- tor saiil that tlm < 1:1 1: i: \ Pi'iot: 1 i . save ! m.v darling's I !«-. Can you num.er al our gratitude? Sinccr» !y »ours, !;-. I'M MA G EDNFV.” r. 1 West 1 “1 have used A’. 1 it’s C iifrry P ectoral in mv family tor m v. nil yeai. , ami 1 «■• hesitate to promnim-e it the cost iH<ctual remedy for coughs ami c<4«!s we have <•<; tried. A.d.ritANL.’ Lake Crystal, Minn., March 13. i>. •• I suffered for eight y»-::rs from l’yom ’.ii :s„ ami al ter trying umnv n medi> > ¡.¡1 i.»> . !.<•- c-ss, I was cured by the use of A\ 1 it’s < tn jtY Pi......... \ 1.. .losi 1 11 \V a i oi ’ Byhalia, Miss., April 5, 1ss2. •• I cannot say enough in praise of * vi i:‘- CHERRY I’l l loKAE. beiievilg as I »<• l1 . Lilt for its use I should long: it.ee have i tea from lull'.’ troubles I . BltAGDON.” Palestine, 'lexas. April 22. ’ 8?. No case of an affection of the throat or l.mgs exists which cannot be greatly h < u by the use of A vfr ’ s C herry P ij toicai . ami it will a/trays cure when ti c « « not already beyond the control ol m> ■ l • *. prepared i’V Df. J. C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, rui.es. Sold le. all Druggists. CITY MARKET SCHOOL & MISCELLANEOUS •;——► •*-*— ''**~ [Bungasser’s building on B street.] Here is where you can I!00K í 5ELI í F.K ge^your money's worth iu ;r — & Beef. Pork, Mutton, Sausage. Tripe, tod everything .n the line of meats, of the tiesl quality the country affords. Also the V t OREGON DÄYT0N. Of the Latest Varieties of GENERAL merchandise G. H. UF.MSTOCK, McMinnville. At Mill. Lumber. Lumber, Hcnistock A: II;ir\<‘y. Prop’s of the tud are prepare»! to offer to thoM> natrnni^, advantage» which they have not hitherto enjoyed. Mill- We keep a full stock of In happy Valley, ten miles west of McMinn- ville. Lumber of all kinds furnished on short no- Inv. Dressed Lumber a specialty. Quality equal to the best; prices as low as the lowesj. Give us a call and convince yourselves that we mean business. vfen’H, Boy»’ aurt Ì Yoniht’ Boots ami bhoes, Hat, an<l Caps, CEILING, EIN/S///XG, rio Olì I NG, lì US TI O, CO BACCO & CIGARS Building Lumber! stai ; mills Stationery, Glass and ({ueenniir?, Jewelry, Shine ware, is now being manufactured al the Oregon. TEcVfiiniii ille, Yamhill Lumbe ing Co.’s Mill, See Here: I will pay the highest market price for Mer chantable wheat, clear of sack. Clean and Store-fcoe .*4 «•l»n-rtrr. in4 iniV : In cas»' you sell to otner parties, it will cost vou 3 cents for cleaning and storing. I am now manufacturing an NOTIONS. ullery, Cnndies, Clocks and WAlche», Oils and Shell lUnlw, Located on the North Yamhill River at Western Oregon Railroad Bridge, Two and one-half Mile East of McMinnville. We are prepared ship Lumber, A. No. 1 Quality of Flour, to which I invite the ’closest inspection. 1 guarantee it. Try a sack. an»l if it is not as I recommend, return it and vour rneney will be refunded. All kinds of Mill Feed on hand or made to order on short notice. And also a large oxsortmentof To ony /•obit OH the II*. O. Oiifl .V. G. Kaitrotut*. A Cood Wagon Road to the Mill- Address all Ordes to YAMHJLL LUMBERING COMPANY. 0 lHc Uinnville, Oregon. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH WILLIAM HOLL has had in his case. I think his blood must have contained the humor for st least ten years ; but it did not show, except in the form of a scrofulous sore on the wrist, until about five years ago. From a few spots which ap peared at that time, it gradually spread so as to cover his entire hotly. I assure you he was terribly afflicted, and an object of pity, when he began using your medicine. Now, there are few men of his age who enjoy as good health as he has. 1 could easily name fifty persona who would testify to the facts in his case. Yours truly, W. M. P hillips .” Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Six months ago I was completely covered with a terrible humor and scrofulous sores. The humor caused an incessant and intolerable Itching, and the skin cracked so as to cause the blood to flow in many places whenever I moved. My sufferings were great, and my life a burden. 1 commenced the use of the S arsaparilla in April List, and have used it regularly since that time. My condition began to improve at once. The sores have all healed, and 1 feel perfectly well in every respect —being now able to do a good day’s work, although 73 years of age. Many inquire what has wrought sueh a cure in my case, and 1 tell them, as I have here tried to tell you, A vfr ’ s S arsaparilla . Glover, Vt., Oct. 21, 1882. Yours gratefully, H iram P hillips .” AV er ’ s S arsaparilla cures Scrofula and all Scrofulous Complaints, Eiysip* elas, Eczema, Ringworm, Blotches, Sores, Boils, Tumors, and Eruptions of the Skin. It clears the blood of all impu rities. aids digestion, stimulates the action of the bowels, and thus restores vitality and strengthens the whole system. PREPARED BY Produce of all kinds taken st the Highest Market Price. I louse BIRD Jk GATES, AND I would respectfully call the attention of the people to the fact that I AI’ Panther Creek Mills, DEALER IN Forali kinds of Produce, Oats, Bailey, Cured <’h¡ekens, —ANI> — ■ Lafayette, Oregon, August 8,1881. FOH.TZIA1TO Pay <’a«li ALL KINDS OF Meats, Lanl, Apples, Onions, Eggs, CLOCKS WAT CHE and JEWELRY * I ■ Turkeys. 1 lucks, Geese and Potatoes. 7 BUSINESS COLLEGE. (Ol.l" NATIONAL," established l«M.) I have for sale 12S Front St., Bet. Washingtcn and Alder, y-1 ltf. i's.mj) lìMfiu, PORTI.ANO, ORK«ON A. P. Arni.lroiiK, J. A. Weaco, - FROM THE FATHER: a duty for me to state to you the benefit I have derived from the use of Commission Produce AT THE Te.‘<! \"oor Tuen ll'ith LumbeR - - Principal. Penman a nd Seej Canga Gypson. or Land Plaster The only fertilizer that contains Lime. An institution designed for the practical Thosphate ness education of both sexes. I am also agent for the LUMBER Northwestern Manufactory & Car Company's FARM, Road and'Mill MACHINERY, and now have on exhibition at mv store a fine . assortment of Farm ami Road uVachincry, in- 1 eluding the I I St. Paul Twine Binder. Call ami see me at, the WaJlace Building, opposite Masonic Hall. 1 have the agency • - tor Johnson’s Ta tent Easy- I lûtf E. X. HAKDING. fitting Spectacles and Eye-Glasses of all de scriptions. All work done in a proper manner arid a. guarantee given. 2u-3m Admitted on any week-day AT IWVELL’SIL UMBER YARD I BRICKYARD! I SCHOLARSHIP : W. T. NEWBY Has for sale at his yard in the eastern part of McMinnville 330.300 Newly-burned Brick, Owl,000 feet. Come and avail vour.ieivof of ’ these bar trnams while the opportuni y is before you. «• A. Dayton, Oregon—7tf Cn'iting PEN WORK Of all kinds executed to order at reasonabl* Those wishing Dress-Making, For the Full Business Couisc. rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. and Fitting Done to Order, will please call on PAYTON- OGK. Rough Lumber, of all doscri^* ions, jDr ©ss-iJialzinG. of ih* year, vacations at any time, and no exam ination on entering. j Which he offers to the public at prices as low as the lowest. Samples of these Brick can be seen at this office. 23m I The College Journul, containing in formation of the course of study, when to enter, time re quired, cost of boa r<l, etc., ami cuts ol °rna* mental penmanshio, from tl.e pen of Prof. Address; Wesco, sent free. A. P. ARMSTRONG. Portland. Or. Lock Box 104. MRS- H. A- ALLEN At her residence, in Amity, Oregon. Nov. 1,1881-tt. Sale Bills ! METT I. E i I’. r KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE All j’»‘icons indebted to W. F. Bangasser are i.‘Mv»l to make immediate payment,. Har- Sell your wheat and pay what I X ?.-i i- <>v« r. Respectfully, u •we. W. F' B angasser . Sell Both Goods and Property I HtillMKKLYnf Chicago. HL. I»»«, locatmt 11 permnirvntlv in M< Minnx illr. ill make K ape* tai’v of i’hionh- and Survival l»i«r**v*. ' tich as Dweuaoa of Women. Cross Eyes, PPes. ; Tatnla. Tumors, Etc. May In* found at Cen- Hiw'Hotel- AMf --- skerry street ^ Give us a call and be satisfied. BANGASSERA PAULUS. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla The party nurrhaaing can have the use o Store and other puddings, ami either 22 or 7-' acres of the oid ’’ Tom Morris” propertv b\ paving .»’• jwr cent, of the pt ice of Stock, Cash down, the balance on easy terms, with ap proved security- Or we will R. CARTW RIGHT, >1 1» School Sappilo». *« ë) Best of Bolognas. "Gentlemen: My father resides at Glover, Vt. He has been a great sufferer from Scrof ula, and the inclosed letter will tell you what a marvelous effect At Cost. | 1 I A for the working class. Semi 10 jor postage, and we will mail you free, a royal, valuable box of sample goods that will pul you in the way of making . more money in a lew uays than vou ever tho’t ! poMuule at anv business. Capital is not r<>- | quired. We will start vou. You ran work Lail the time or in spare time only. The work is universally adapted to both sexes, young I and old. You cun easily earn tmm 50 cents j to everv evening. That all who want I work may test the bmineea, we make this un- 4 paralleled offer; to all who are not w II sitis- I fled we will send $1 t»» pay for the inmble ol i writing us. Full narticulars, diiections, etc., j sent free. Fortunes will be made hv Ihosr s who give their whole time to the work. Great EMwrew absolute I v sure. Don’t delay. Start . now. \ K8ON A t 39vl Portland, Maine. Pnrtie« VHltlng I nfayetle wl|| . andMuiMc Percentage by v,‘| Store to Make llielr Pur(-ba J10”’’ H-.p... ”■ »- -* ¿TATWKK i K, FROM THE Sold by all Druggists; $1, six bottles for $5. U ( Tl -sKl.NK ßV/lVIHNKK«.* TOLD IN TWO LETTERS. at Bellevue, Yamhill County, Strayed from my premises in Ami tv, one Red Speckled Cow, eight or nine years old.— Believe she has swallow-fork in one ear. Anv information will be liberally rewarded. Address J. W. INGLE. 39ml. Amity, Oregon. I •_______ » A M arvelous S tory Dr. J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell,Mass. I a I K il NOTICE. ( 8®ccn»o«. TO NKL8ON « DFVGGIST i BAFCASSER ¿¡t PAULUS Proprietors. JOHN J. SAX, Proprietor, General Merchandise if any party or parties wish to purchase, cd the same terms is state»! above. PROVOST BROS., 39t.f Bellevue, Or. Bird & Gale R. L. SRYLOR taken Will be mailed EDEE tc* applicants and to customers of last ■ HUE \ ar without ordering it. It contains illustrations, nri. ■•s. d« M-ription« and directions for planting all Vegetable anti Flower Seeds. Plants, « te I t»x nltiiil»!«* to all. D.M. FERRY & CO.0». n< xDi:i;s -N R. I.»cp. McMinnville. I ’%<•< in or Dav ton. IcMinnvilli » & Bay ton LIV I KY. FEED aiu .\otire. Sal© S tables. Notice is hereby given that the under«ijn«d has been duly appointed, Execror ol the i.-tat • of William \V»»i»«|>. d.•«•easel, bv the <’•»».:J\ at MeMiuuvil e situated on Thirt St. : Court <4 Yamhill t’ounty, State <>f «bi •»ml that in Day to n on Ferry St.) all pe.sans having claims against aol < <re are hereby notifir.l to p ■ ut the • ,t. i<. Hei rsor, & L^gan Bros,. Prop’s. Geo. G. Bingham at hisidlleein rhe- :: V». Minnvfllc, Y tnihill (\"mty. On ; within six months tmm ihe date <»l this n-.t,, -. Dates I this 2nd < av of Jauuarv. I'••*4. We ai-r prcpai ed to furnish JOHN M. DONtH iiH. Cwrr i • gcs. G eo . G. B ingham , Executor. Atty for Estate. 4 ’4$. *a»ldlc Fl or’H’i, Settle TTp! All persona knowing themselves indebted t . us must call and settle their accounts h.4> the 10th »lay o! January 1ss4.or th« v x* i i„. placid in the hands ol an attorney t.-r i,’|«-l tioti. R ogers a T old . McMinnville. Jan. 3, 1S*M, N oth e to all . On ami after the 1st day of Jan. 1 nil de livery orders must b«' prepaid iu cash, nt the office of the Star Mills. Also, all hack •tand- mg accounts must l>e settled immednitvh . Bv order of the proprietor, JOHN J. SAX. Jar, 1st, 1M3. v,d , rv th tig in the Every hire sb*pr o\i shortest notice. in guild :4 kept by Ucse Stable* ar I Funeral Tn rnott ts turni.died at any time. We are prepared to offer spvi 11 men is to ii oiise, Carriage, Sign “I LUIDW^UJl induce O O V VA’A* C J A L jr ex / Trans crit .«teck left wiih ns I m st of « are seid attention. A MONTHLY SETTLEMENT OF ALI. HÎLL8 will be req»»»red by us. LOGAN B bm . Th. Most SuecMsful Remedy ever discover ed, as it is certain in iU etteets and d,es n" blister. READ PROOF BELOW. Also «• cellent for human flesh. and i uter, ih'in • mi eulal vic Vkinnville, ... Orccron. Bainting done in the neatest style, on the shortest notice and at the most reasonable prices. Shop in the ol»l Beary building on Thiixi between A and B Sts. fitt. OF ALL KINDS, F’CTB.M'IT’D'S.E, . i TTO fl.VJE IW . /T J,. J IÏ•, • - - J OF EVERY KIND, GO TO D. I. CORKER. Lafayette, Oregon. NOTARIES PUBLIC Lafayette F rom OR Agricultial Implem’s M’CAIN & HURLEY, Office—Jail Building, up stairs. A HEARSE HENDERSON J. 23. RCHR, w. T. I.oo.l-r, Orejan 33tf. a P rominent P hysician . Washington. Ohio. June T7th. 1^- D r . B. J. K endall , & Co.,—Gents --h*’»'1' ¡ng your advertisement, in Turf, 1* ield an Farm, of vour Kendall’s Spavin Cure, an having a valuable and-speedy horse which na l>een lame from a spavin tor eighteen m<»m I sent to yon for a bottle hv express, wn.ch 1 six weeks removed all lameness un»l enlarg«- ments and a large splint from another and both horses are as sound to-day as The one bottle was worth to me one bund dollars. Respectfully Yours, H. A. B krtolkt , M. D- < H IKI.l s LAFOMÆTT, Kendall's Spavin Cure Counselor atltLaw. ON HUMAN FLESH. Patten*» Milla, N Y, Feb 21. IS,?- B. J. Kendall * Co.. Gents The perticular <’ase on which 1 used your Kendalls Cure was a malignant ankle sprain of 81 months standing. I had tried n,an^,111D,yi (\ rner Third ami B streets, but in yain. Your spavin cure put the HCRINNVII.LI: • • OHFI.OV. on the ground again, and for the first New house! New furniture! unsurpassed in since bnrt in a nat ural position. For a tarn * I 92 per »lay, accord ATTORNEY AT LAW. CONVEYANCER liniment it excels anything we ever used. the country. Rates It* meals, 25 cents. I.. »liz Real Estate and Collecting Agent. and No ing to room. Single Yonrs truly, Rv.v. M . P-B fll , Board lary Public All tn iiiih this line ing. 25 to cents. according a<*c»»rdit)g to t»> room. w — .... work v»n pertaining v>> Pastor of M. E. Church, Patten’s Mill» * • nd Lodging. $4 to per week. FineSample attended to promptly and reliably, Alan, man Send for illustrated circular giving P08’’’** II< m ms :u»»l superior accommodatmns for com- nt.u iurer and repairer of Bcw»ts and Shoes. All merrial t •> . "upper furnished Balls and w * done with neatnewi and dispatch Head proof. Price, $1. All druggists haxe it or «n verties at reasonable rates. Give tne a call *1° 1 ers under Odd Fellows’ Hall. McMinnville, get it for x ou. Dr. B. J. Kendall A to’» ts!H and see for yourselves. I <B* prietors, Er^sb’irg Falla, VL ST. <T8%RTEM HOTEL T MUX a TNER, Prop., «Mire—«hrridnn, 1 mnliHI (...«resoli Particular attention given to Conveyancing , Cvllcrting, Buying and Adling Real Estate. TF.R1.ING F. II IRRfNG of th fount they hear in th won I be foi lie for borro
