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T he II eporhr Creditors’ Sale ! M c M innville , A. M. Peery. s obegqn . jan . 31, issi. REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. The Eagle Mill Co.’s Peery & Property will be sold at public Auction on l)a$lon, at 11 o’clock a. in., in front of Hoxter’s Store, at Forest Grove, Oregon. 150,000 Feet of Assorted Liiiuber— in lots to suit purchasers, such as Dressed Rus tic, Flooring, Pickets, Cedar Posts, Fencing, and all sizes of rough lumber. 18 Head of well-broke Oxen— ranging from 4 to 8 years old and from fl to 8 feet gird, in tine condition for beef or work. 1 two-.M'ated, four springs thorough- brace Studebaker Wagon— with pole, in fine condition, having been only four weeks in use. FACTS ARE FACTS AND SP£ LOUDER THAN WORDS. Harris, Ferry Street, Thursday, February 7,1884, The twelfth annual convention of the Oregon State Woman Suffrage As- nociation will I m * lield at Turn Halle in Portland on Tuesday and Wednesday, February 12tli and 13tli, iss i. K L. Harris. Orriron, Dealers iu Drifts, Patent Aleclicines, Dru^^ists Sundries, Tobacco and Cigars, Perfumery School Books, Miscellaneous Books, Stationery. Fishing Tackle, Etc., Etc. It is “ nonsense and humbugging to blow and trv to blind people about good goods.” I c|ailn to GOOD GrOODfe» cs* as any other storekeeper, and not any better. They all come from the SAME FACTORIES, eveiVn.erchant has ti'i keep different quabt.es ofgoods to suit l^‘^' “ ",ai‘ chase a suit of clothes for xl'.> he doesn’t want a suit of clothes lor Y.T., and so Mee tersa, The free trade democrat is a very 1 Dead Axle Wagon— haul party to please; for years anil 2 setts of now Harness 1 six-year-old black years he has been grieving over the Horse (gehiing) well broke to harness and sad high prices, caused by tariff', but sud dle gerth. and warranted sound ; weighs about I keep good goods, and therefore can't sell them as denly his Rip Van Winkle sleep has 900 pounds. been broken ami he finds that prices 9 Yokes, complete ;— Chains am! Dogs tor logging ; Saws. Axes and Physicians' Prescriptions CHSAF MY STEICHBOR i are actually lower than before notwith Chains ; 3 dozen assorted Coal Oil Lamps; 10 standing the tariff'. But it would not gallons of Coal Oil ; 2 dozen Lanterns; 2 com Carefully Compounded. as every child that goes to school knows better than that. do to acknowledge that the tariff'could plete Cooking and 3 tine Parlor Stoves, and u whole Kitchen outfit—enougn dishes Ac. for even do good; so he now turns tail ami at least 30 people. GIVE US A CALL. ALL GOODS that 1 advertise in our Ao/’«/ Paper, the “ Oregon Register’, and “Dayton Free 1 „ abuses the tariff'for making prices so A new No. 9 Straw Cutter— PEERY 4 HARRIS. low, things too cheap. and about 10 tons of the finest Timothy Ilay. Dayton, Oregon, Dec. 27, 1883—41 tf. Of a kindred nature to the above is 2 Ke gs of Nails— Always to be Found in Slock Slater’s letter to the Wool Growers and other articles too numerous to name, in- Association of Oregon. It seems, cluding a complete Bedroom Set. that the Association had a meeting and passed a resolution demanding “that TERMS. our Senators and Representatives use AJ1 amounts under $25 will be cash. Par Strictly for Cash, at Bedrock their utmost endeavor to restore the ties wishing to buy on credit should inform the auctioneer before the sale commences, and old tari ft'on woola copy of which give name of security, and if satisfactory from therefore, I can make a REASONABLE PROFIT and still sell goods for LESS MONEY than ‘hose storektq Would respectfully announce to the Ladies ers do that are buying on time ami leave the wholesale houses ami inanulacturers wait from 1 to JI niontbaii was forwarded to Mr. Slater. In reply fl to 8 months’ time will be given, ut lawful of McMinny ille and vicinity that the}’ have Slater tells them that he doesn’t pro interest front date of delivery. removed to the new building opposite the their money. Iu the first place, they can’t expect to buy us cheap as tlm man who buys FOR CASH, aud intj H. B. NICHOLAS, pose to be demanded, that they, the Grange Store, second place the wholesale houses will Portland, Oregon, Assignee. F reeman , Auctioneer. wool growers, arc not more than one- seventh of the population, any how ; SheriiFs Naic. Charge In to ret after lour or six Mouths that he knows more than these one in and have received a splendid stock of seven. Ami then he proceeded to tell By virt ue of a decree of foreclosure of the whenever the account becomes due. I will add that I devote my HVlO/C • fili ation to the Dry Gixxb in them that the old six-sevenths don’t Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the Sats, Clothing trade, and everything pertaining to it, and leave all other outside business alone. County of Yamhill, made on the 2nd day of want tariff on wool ami can’t have it October, A. I). 188“.. duly enrolled and docket- Eon.rn.ots, with his consent. Then he proceeded cd in tlie Clerk’s oflice in saiti County, on said These are all Facts that I am Willing to Prove. to say that the old tariff means three day, in favor of Thomas B. Carey, Plaintiff, Plumage, against J. W. James, Defendant, for the cents higher per pound for wool, (re and sum <»f Three Hundred and Fifty-two aud 50- 1 don’t propose ro have my goods lie on the shelves for years. Whatever old goods remain over by the li member he says 3 cents per pound 100 ($352.50) Dollars, U. 8. Gold Coin, with Ostrich. Feathers, of January will be thrown into THIRD S TREE f LAKE, instead of letting moths get a hold of them; as a higher) ami wades through a half a interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per annum from the 2«d day of October A, I). 1883, column of platitudes to prove it, when and French Flowers in Velvet, Flush and Silk, been the case in oilier store«. here. the further snto of Forty-three ami 45-100 rind all at once he turns tail and says: Dollars damages and costs, and an execution Ornaments of Kvcry Description, “It lias been demonstrated over and and order of sale duly issued out of said Court, over again from the stastistics of wool therein attested of date .January 15th. 1884,1 In fact everything to be found in a millinery did on the 17th day of January A. 1). 1884, prices in this country, covering a peri or notion store. □ od of many years, during which time seize and levy ujion the real premises describ Please give us a call, and vou will be con wool has been subjected to varying du ed in said dectree belonging to said Defendant, vince«! that we have the best goods and most to wit: Lot No. lour (4) in Block No. twelve ties, sometimes jnactically prohibiting, reasonable prices. keeps a nt other times letting in the lower (12) in A. B. Faulconer’s Addition to the Town , of Sheridan, Yamhill County, Oregon. Nou grades entirely free, with a moderate therefore, by virtue ot said execution, on duty upon the higher priced ami tiller grades, that the domestic product has Suturelay, the 23d (lay oi February always borne better prices iimler low A. I>. 1884, at the hour of one o’clock 1». m . ol tarift or when wool was free than per said day, at the Court House door, in Lafay 1 1 <1,V nn.l Iris ihvivs ìi FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS in stock. Far rami iods of high duties. This fact lias been ette, in said county and state, I will sell at YamhiH C^unwjam prepari..ft.; do an Extensire Credit Business thisyear in in y line and. initiated in this country ami else public auction, for cash in hand, the above de where many times by publicists of the scribed real premises of said defendant to satis tliosi. that aro resnonsibìe for thè (h'btsthey contraete hml >t t<> then ndvantage to buy tl.eir l)P. fy said decree, costs and accruing co»-t3. highest character.” E. B. COLLARD. GOODS AND CI j OTHING of 11, FISHER, as yoU wiil SA^ E troni to 40 per cent, il) piucli.u-ing jourguui How lie proposes to reconcile this SheriIT of Yamhill County. Dated Jan 22nd, 1884. last statement with his first, is more MOITE'T SAVEL IS MONEY MZkDE- than we can see. In the first part he tells them that a tariff’ would be 3 You will find every week my G oods and P rices advertised . Very Respectfully Yours, cents more to the price of wool and iu the last part he gravely fis- • serfs, and brings proof of its truth, that wool was always highest when the AND tariff was lowest. Could anything be UUWC absurd than putting two such op posite statements in the same letter ami GRAND CONCERT gravely give it to the world as doctrine To be given by on a great political question. The o first part of the letter contains a down right insult to a very important class There is no question about it : M c M innville , yamhill of Oregon producers ; the last part con tradicts the very gistof the first pint, Grain, Grass and Stock Farms anil the whole is u weak and silly effus In Vnmhill anti Polk coiinliesh ion, a disgrace to Oregon Statesman Nale «in l<«‘a*u»nablc I'e rius, ship. is the place to buy GOOD GOODS. Xo humbusittimr or blowing about SAW MILLS, Millinery! Millinery! Misses Russ £ Foster Remciiibei* iliat First-C ass Dry Goods and Clothing House, « O Q u o œ Mi O p £ ►e n Fireman’s Fair HUGO FISHER. What we Believe! Warren. Magers & Frink. B. F. HARTMAN’S et- Young Brodeck, of Walla Walla, had a narrow escape from angelic sweetness. His playfellows attempt cd to hnng him a-la EKus, and came near doing it. Aevv T<>-l >j«y GEO. W. HARRIS, Real Estate & Insurance Agt.. œ go Orafsr. i- ri'tt FIVAL PROOF. Land Office at Oregon Citv. Oregon, I Jan. 21, 1884. | Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Yamhill County, at Lafayette, Oregon, on Friday, March 7, 1881, viz : James R. Thomas, Pre-emption D S No. 3.844 for Txite 1, 2 and 3 of Sec 22. T 2 8, R 4 W He names the following witnesses to prove liis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz • John L Laughlih, John C Marsh. John J. Roberts and John Douey al! of North Yamhill, Yamhill Countv. Oregon. 4flt5 L. T. BARIN, Register. FINAL I*ItOOF Land Office nt Oregon Citv, ) Oregon, Jan. 21, 1884. i Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice of his intention tojmake final proof in sup|*ort of his claim, and that said proof will l»e made before the County Clerk of Tillamook County at Tilla mook, Oregon, on Monday. Man a 3, 1884. vil: Joseph IL Ellison, Homestead Entry No. 4.433 for the N E 1 4 of 8 E 1-4 «»f 8ec .-<» W 1-2 of 8 W I 4 and 8 W 1-4 of N W14 ot Sec 29. T 3 8, R 9 W He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot «aid land, viz : C 8 McKinley, •• W Wai lace. Merriman Poland and Louis Fleck, all ol Ilea bo, Tillamook Countv. Oivg<»n. K CARTWRIGHT, M l» MOHAWK HALL Ml on l'ou cannot do better than to buy them of B. F. HARTMAN. HEW FIRM! LINT OF I’KIZFA : The Committee of Arrangements barro se- lected —-J the •*-- following *' ” prizes to be awarded on the occasion: For the Most S" ___ o Ladv. (city, Popular Young country or neighboring towns), ------ ]4 yards of Imported Cakouier French B iuck Silk—Dress Pattern. Most Popular Married Lady, a beautiful Hanging Lamp with crystal trimmings. Lightest baby, fl months old and under, a fine-gold liued Silyer Cup, «ionaied bv McM. F. I>. Heaviest baby, fl months ol.I and undvr, a tine gold-lined Stiver Cup. donated by the Fire Department ot^ieMiunviUe. [SUCCESSORS TO R. II. TO 0D.] Prettiest baby. one year old an ! un for,* beautiful Suhd (»old Necklace ana Lo<4o t. Best piece of Fancy Work by a miss 13 years DEALERS I» old and under, a beautiful ground glass toile« imi'GA, Set—3 pieces. MEDICINE»« Best piece of Fancy Work, by any Lady, a fine family set of Napkin Rings—fl in number. NT ATI ON A RY, Person with the uargeet Feet, pair of Slip VERiFT’M ER E pers. A large double Silver Pickle Castor, to be TOBACCO AND ( IGAH\ ratHed at 25 cents a chance. PAINTS ANDOI«* Ladies will find all kinds oi Latest style Cloaks, Dolmans, Ulsters and Wraps, Dress Goods, Silk Lace, Mull, Bobonett, Darn JV"il Ties, and every thing pertaining to 7-adies’ ll’ardrobe. Hew Goods ! HewFlices! ROBISON & BAKER, r. Best Vocal Taler.t of the city, while CUSTER POST BAND will join them, each evening, which promise; a musical treat. Everybody invited to lend their presence. Rear in mind th.it any and all are allowed t-. compete for the prises named. Deers Open Each Evening at 7 O'C.ock. By order of 45l4 COMMITTEE. Pay your bill with the Printer. J. L. ROGERS. P. W. TO* CITY DRUG STOKE Third Street. McMinnville. .Alixed •be best on the coast. Also, Farming Implements cf all kinds, all for the lowest prices. Also, remember 10 percent, discount is given for cash. fall and raee him For which I will charge the small sum of $5 per head for breeding, believing that they are on the i coast, and fast sujM.Tced- the best hogs su 1 in * reed- - h others -.1 ___ c»n ing all breeds. Prescript.ions carefully compounded all hours, day or n ght. A mo for S ale —A number of Thoroughbred Our goods have ¡ II been marked down to t v — living ------------- owest rale . Give us a call and see V Jersey Boars and Ilalf-breed Jersey and Po land China, which make a fine cross, at rea yourself. sonable prices. B. F. HARTMAN. McMinnville, Or.. June 21, ’81-20tf. 33td McMinnville, Or. This is the first of the year, and you trill find no belter time than noir to A farm of 3fl0 acres, 7 miles south McMinnville, Or.; 209, acres in cullivatwij niore easily fitted lor the plow; 100 acre tia her and pasture, good buildings, orchard w plenty of small fruits, bouse and b* supplied by pipes with running wafer. Sd excellent ; no waste land ; lies on countyr* in an old settled neighborhood, with schoolw church close, hy. Price $23.00 per acre. I* quire ot WARREN. MAGERS A FRINK. Real Entale Agenu McMinnville, Oregou. • lasnra finch» tor Sale .’ BOGERS A TOES. [Successors to W. B. Turner,] —Dealers In— ■•riiffn, ( h-mifHl«, Patent Yediri«* Perfumery, Fine Toilet Artlek* Soap», < «nn 1»^, Hair. Toolh I i | Cloth Hruwhes, SpoRffe«, Trss** I Miotildcr Bran« anti all llrMI1* Fiill-Biood Jersey lied Hoar* NOTIONS. ETC.. 1 ’.TC PAY UP! Pariiew desiring Co |»itr< 1»: im * h I ioii M call and m * c iin or write for circiil ( rpIIE undersigned has for sale six head of Sundries, 1 Full K!«»«»<! Anfforn Bucks that lie A full line of to dispose of. Price, iifl per head.— Parties desiring to improve their stock of wi«hes They can he seen at Dayton. Oregon. Hogs, will bear in mind that I have a Paints, Oils, Vanishes, Brushes ari A. K. W1LLCOCKSON. 32 w4. THE MUSIC For the Concert is in the hands of Mr. M, Gortner, who will be assisted by the All kinds of Dry Goods, and any and everything in Gents’ Furnish ing Goods. Also. Groceries, Glass and Queensware, Hardware and is SOLE .1GE.VT lor NOW IS THE TIME TO IMPROVE YOUR STOCK! PATENT MEDICINEN. TOI I.ET FLOURING MILLS, CITY LOTSAND TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. Good, Durable Goods, Fri. and Sat. F,reHitts», Feb. -l id and '13d. 18« 1. of Chicniro. 11' Im- l.>«at«d permanently in MrMinm ille. W-llmake I 3ORMKRLY a specialty of t’hronic and Sdnrical l»l«ens«*s, Pwrwilewf Firemen Friday Afternoon •uch as Plaeaaea of Women. (Vo««» Eye*. Piles. Fistula, Tumors, Etc. Maybe found at Cen tra M m wm CD assisted by the musical talent of the ci tv,, at N otaky Ptrni.ic & C ollector , Office—One door East of Bank, McMinnville, best quality of goods of any kind for less than half what they can be made for. That is simplv nonsense, and is only done to pet you in their stores to find them "just out’’ ot the goods ndvertised at less than half value, 01 Io show yon an article too worthless for any use. with the hope of selling vou their goods at big prices. Talk is cheap, and so are all kinds of goods. and when you want to Imy I Tools. The l»R. W, A ». MILLS, FICE at F. A. Hill's Drug Store, rayton Oregon. Stf Œ Xoticr ol Final Proof. Purest Liquors for Med»cifla‘ Purposes. The Bost Brands of Cigar» Co" stantly on Hand. The largest and best stock of Fishing TacKle Everbrougnt to Yamhill County. IN STATIONARY we shall carry a full line, consisting of the best quality,, Envelopes of the * ■ and neatest styles, etc. Special attention is called to oor CuttkT «nd Photograph and Autograph Album* Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, ) Jan. Sth, 1884: f Notice is hereby given that the following settler has tiled notice of her intention SPAN OF PONIES, Buggy and Harno-’ named make final proof in support of her claim, that I wish to diepese of, and will sell to and that said proof will be made before ti e yrra-«¿»cap. Cull on or address County Clerk of Yamhifi County, at Lafay Du TETER TAYLOR. ette, Oregon, on Monday, February 25. 1884, 44*1 Amity, Oregon viz: Catherine E. Yauer. Homestead Entrv Phywiriat»«« Prescription« sW No. 3.702. for the W. 1-2 <4 S W 1-4 of Sec 4 I ly Recipes Carefully W. Tl LLR SMITH. M il and E 1 2 of S E 1-4 m Secò. T 4 S. R .> W. I at all hour«—day or nicht. She names the following witnesses to prove hercontinou« residence upon and cultivation of PHYSICIAN1 & SURGEON, We would moat respectfully a.fck * f said land, viz: Levi Gilliam, William Gi - Asa Cates and John Miller, all of Mc this publics patronage, hoping by f«fr ** .< Sheridan, - - - Oreaon. liam, ■ nd strict attention to busmen fo u’JJ* Minnville, Yamhill County. Oregon. Mme. RUGEip iTW*’ 44t5 L. T. BARIN, Register. FOR SALE! A
