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J I’oor Il<-!atid rv:is mudo rm-.?.i ■ 1> A. IL Piar- "•-rrii. the snppresnionof her lmuii'.I; r.'< ■ ti. satisfy British greed. In ’’ : r.'il.e;. S T' wi.-. fairly prosperous, bn, was tt:. :- «. tied into ire, tiade . y Cu'.K.ctr. W: re is elm now ? Jap.i i i.. in ’... . - ling condition. Tl.e British navy 1- present pointing its gunr toward- t.i r. failing empire which is lasr i >..i::g it wealth on :■.< count of a d• <•<•):ti vo 1 eaty. LI TO T ! Sit l1own "u d roa'’ t,liF’ a"ll.comnBon 5cnso wil1 ,el1 y,,u tl,at any merchant Cun Americans forget the f»ct tl... wbo their ta< toric> were at out) time de !;1 ilk.lLJ vertises with a spirit of malice, clared a nuisance? Their *<>ol and Drugs, iron manufactories discoveie 1 and sup- Cixmiot be Trusted. Pt i ten t Medici.n es, pres.scd, and that even.the p r atfng of Druggists Sundries, the Bilile in America was forbiden . r ’. ,k ro’tsor.se and humbugging to blow and try to blind people about good goods.” I claim to hav The elder Pitt said:—“The colonic.-. Tobacco and Cigars, ought not to be perniitt id to maki j Perfumery even it hobnail.” S uill Britain gain by Au .et ict;n ballot School Books, i- v other sti r keeper, and not any b< :.er. They i ll come from the JsAiVIE ACTOiilFc, what she could not. get by- British bul - . :.iu h .o keen dib'i.-rent qua ti< oi goods to suit his trnde. Foi instance : it a man wishesi’^ Miscellaneous Books, let aud bayonets ? suit of clothes for IH2 he doesn’t want a suit of clothes for $35, and ho v ico versa, f TS ARE FACTS AND SP£A N WORDS. ip IL issi , OVLi Tin <' n rati ■: our u 't o I JH ECLINE, ofthe7t!i indulges ii. .”. r u '. djii e oneeriuug .1 ■ si; ni.k-:.i.oe it Rrlud ! • . '-'illy published The:k • l u < Status > . ' jj-d 7.» per <>jut. ol iu) . <. a .. al and ilour they s .•«•■• ‘.in IM.43. and it IdCMt! \v:. id* during tin carp.. ; ni. In 1831 v.e sent to !k? 1 l v ‘2 <>.0(X , (XK), :• 1 ! L a l:at- With liil-j . .up»riath*u’ of A raut Britain have iHJCll ; ; id iiaporta- tions i Indi■ ii . a., i largo Bouree oi 'English : . ’. ;-•, too, ship meat; to i. - wjii steadily ino.ten.»- ing f or ; > '. Tho figures show that during th • 4 tiivt.e two coun- Republicans, have you gir eti thought tries ha .\* i '.••.li doublod their export or wheat to . , .'.ink tafe export from the to the fact that but a few weeks United Shu dually fallen o!f 20 per will have passed ere you will be called cent. To us t’i< moi snifioent thing is the ap-1 upon to choose candidates for the var pearancc o. t. ■ whoat-produuingoom- t ious otliees, to be v< .ted for at tho June politer. 'th ’iv.Ii* . havti been making great election? If so. h: rve voir studied over efforts to i’i-; ' ia ; cultivation of wheat in that co :i'. ’ w th t : :h success that India, in your minds as to. who shall represent unknown t; a :p >r r ten years » i go. vou in the legislative hall» 7 I’oreoun- ‘ • xpor is now r ‘at./ po’y al Host half the re- iy oifices there ti>.« always a multitude quirments -i . What is still more signi¿leant :.s ' that one-half tho limit* » who are willing to be acrificed; ant; i of who: . <1.1 iu that country has not this is perhaps trite regal ding aspirants yet bAen ■ I ■ elab irate system of railwa / . < iov •.• a vast country. for the legislature. B it upon this is still be ri : lying transporta-1 point move care should be exercised, tion from ■ : tenor to the seabord, for it is they who help to form the law . where skip . > .14 i he track of world- wide cornu. < to take the wheat away, to govern the people ; it is they who Ono rem; r? ,1 fe l’.nr» of this new aspect present our wants beion* the tribnual of the wh • . :ation 1« ■*' the p: pressure of this OOmiMhiJ upon the whutit . of this commonwealth for approval. markets of Cl ■o i.i’d Naw .. York. L’«.k. A ro- We should therefore ea it about to find viewer of tho irkc*» >. points ’ ■ out the fact men qua’.itieil for the, position. We that the o'. : ■ .... though haring nominal c V . ‘ (vX).60ObushelSs have havew n in Yamhill < gninently fitted - itnr by aocuninlacion for the position, hone *t and capable, of wheat aud ’ > orders for shipment, —ir.cn who will attend to the dutes en- and a xvi. • bloc ■ ............. is announced ...«»c more ’ than th.-- • .' •>/< the opening of the f asted to them with honor to them lake n-:vi. . ■: ti- ti - New, New. York Vork ^wirket market: selves and their constituents. They notices h . 1, f. it. .A -500.000 and have been found; tbioy can be found again of > b ! > < »f wheat out of cir ditioninth«* ' 1 el-vators. Ike re' UK again, but perhaps n ot at tho eleventh of long ho ■ , f • . int of export dvr (tnd hour, aud that is wl\y vve deem it best stores;nr ? . ••_ •*/ • b This inny bo th:; more inter ¿sting to the people of 0;\ :o» tin» tl to other parts of the uniou, lTiun *jie fact <hat iOtir prinejr tl or neiuli) t otal export of f«r«PF) luct Itep L Bat vhen we ’ I f ' f DOt more Up .1 8 '. j • i. t it, (j, all the agri cultural p. of the United States arc exported 'jr js of little consequence to ns as :i 1 tian. The value ol' the crops of t’ne United States for 1880, so far as the following products were con cerned, were a: follows: Wheat......... 5-1,S 8 6,003 Corn............. I--.023, m J. s Rye............... 24,000,931 Oats............. 193, Mils, K1B Burley......... 28,002,515 Potatoes ... 12O,S.X2.55O Huy.............. 588,797.072 AS C^OO O O-OOXZhSa Stationery. Pishing Tackle, Etc., Etc. Why, it is Ridiculous to say ] keep good goods, and therefore can’t sei. them as CHEAP AS MY NSIGHBOaJ Physicians’ Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. as every child that goes to school knows better than that. GIVE OS A CALL. .L GOODS that PESKY Ä HARRIS. Dayton, Oregon, Dec. ST, lS8C--4Itf. :;ro « r lAtMl Paper* i the O. n Rtgi »ter\ and u Dayton FrtelJ Always to be Found in Stock and not “just out of them.” T<KJ fEilV ! Furthermore, I will say .hat I am buying , ■'.Hy for Cash, at Bedrock Figures, and Discount my Bills- Misses Russ rosier ■, I can make a REASONABLE PROFIT and still sell goods for LESS MONEY than -hose stored ’i , c buyiDg on time and leave the whu.e=aie houses and manufacture s wait from 12 to 24 tnonth*Z Would respectfully announce to the Lndie? ■i ■> of McMinny ille and vicinity that they havi . : I y. In t’ie first place, they can't expect to buy as cheap as the man who buys FOR CASH,andath removed to the new building opposite thv Grange Store, second place the wholesale houses will ^IcZUinnville, Crtpon, Charge lnteret after four or six Months and have received a splendid stock of :.o account becomes due. I will add that I devote my HViOiV »Uteiilioil to the Dry Goodj uJ ■ hi ; trade, and everything pertaining to it, and leave, till other outside business alone. ™ to "jog your memory” at this early date. The fight for the next legisla ture will lie a hot one, and in every quarter the Democtnicy are organizing my " i shelve* for years. Whatever old goods remain ovn by thij| for the fray ; but lot the Republicans Ù* »w.'9 place before the people worthy meu, ! January will tie thrown into THIRD S L’REET LAKE, instead of letting moths get a hold of them, m ht and Old Yamhill will step to the front I French Flowers in Velvet, Plush and >:!k, deca the case in O?8l<’l’ fclOS'CSf, I1CB 4“ with her 100 majority. and /T'looils arc raging in Ohio, accoattit - of which are indeed frightful. At Cin cinnati the Ohio is U7 feet above low water mark—the highest ever known— and rains still continue, making il cer tain thnt it will reach a still greater height. Everything is Hooded and thousands of people are driven onto the adjoining highlands, without food or shelter. The people of that State ire unfortunate in the extreme, as 1. -s than a year ago the country was swept by the angry waters. Hat3, Bonnets, Bluoaage, Os trich. 2Fea.th.e These are all Facts that I am Willing to Prove. Ornament, or Every Description, In fact everything to be found in a millinery ! or notion store. , l'lenso give us a call, and von will be con vinced that we have the best goods and most reasonable prices. Total....... Of all these there were, exported pro ducts to tile vnbie of only $262, J93,GH0 During the month of January there the rest was consumed nt home. Th was a decrease in the public debt of percentage o; th above products ex 411,958,004 ; decrease since January ported was i'.'.GS, and of that consum 30,1883, $65,007,488; cash in the ed at homo, This, as will be treasury. .^383,415,293 ; ; gold cortili- seen, dot . n include the buckwheat, cates, $102,250,620; silver cert ih- lieets, ear pe: , beans, sweet-po- cates, $110,137,051 ; certificates of peas, tatoe go, turnips, t irnip-, tomatoes, deposit, $16,880,000; refunding cer- pump’.:;.. • ¡tragus, egg-plant, e ap titicate.% $307,950 ; legal tenders. ples, . terrie», plums, $31,66^,101; fractional currency > », grapes, st;: w rar pbcnics.black- hern, s, . ■ d . melons,onions,and Business in the halls of Congress i- other v ■ ’. fruits which are raise:. . jr country, and which grinding slowly. Many bills are be in,’ in x><- r i 1 aggregate to iuil- introduced, but few are acted upon.— Titiii. i ■' year, none of A bill restoring Fit-: John Po. er to, 1 b whic' ■¡king is ex- his position in th© army was pa. “ ” ‘ -. The hit the House, one day recently, ports ;, : i.ul at home. If So.; o..r calculation wta strenuously opposed by it wil. .y ■ . it, of the ag- can», but when it camo to a opposition proved too ranch ricult d by our farm- ers in i : Northern States We'll see warm times before this con of th. ■ eight per gross adjourns. cent, , ! '-t:ro per cent. St milo rd: A meeting of the Demo «fall :r fin-.nn M coil- eratic State Central Commit < ;■ < " ti. s Him -tate of Oregon is hereby called, to be Wh? ; . '.¡nlervalue nor held at the city of Porthiud, 0:1 Thurs treat ■ ‘ ; le ioreign mar- day. Febuary 2Sth. 1S84, at 2 o’clock kdt, I : • . oarage it as p. tn. A full attendance is earn< <tly much .. igficance is requested. seen co .pared wit) A t .. Z etber . tlie ■one ..ikes noies». Chairman. tha. d :.;o otiier not cent, of hut N<‘W prod; But :. i juarely on the W. J. head cec!.,:—. Hew Goods ! ITowPricss? Remember that Ü» Fisher keeps a First-Cass Dry Goods ani Clothing House, ar. 1 is r<?< fivirig goods every day and has always a FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS in stock. Farmen Y 1 <;.mn;y, I am pippared to do an Extensive Credit Business this year in my line, and il ■ ; are responsible for the debts they contract " ill *>U<1 it to their advantage to buy their Dill Gi)0,' 3 AND CLOTHING of H. FlSHEIu, as you wiil SAVE from 25 to 40 percent, in pnrchasiugyourgooii MO1TET SAVED IS MCNEV MADE- You x ill find every week my G oods and P rices advertised . Very Respectfully Yours, HUGO FISHER. elieve ! There is no question aboutit : B. F. ZAKTMAFS to M c M innville , YAMHILL io.Ot Grain, Grass and Stock Farms Jin Ynniliili and Tolk conn tic« Fw >ulo ou HcuNOiiaDie Terms. GOOD GOODS. No hrnnbucginsr or blowing about SAW MILLS, g.... Is of any kind for less thin half what they can be made FLOURING MILLS, ./>• no. -e.i-e, and iso..’y don - to get you in their stores CITY LOTS AND ‘. ttf’’ <>! the goods r.dv< - d ut. less than half valtN*. or TOWN PKOPEBTi t'cle too worthless !’or ;.i v use. with the hope of soiling Parties deelrin< to parchaar>ta4 at big prices. Talk is cheap, end so are all kinds of gixxls. call and Me us ar write ierelMM FOR SALE. ay-. L’n-v Goods. Silk Lice. Mull, Bubouutt, •DdinJV'it thirg periaiu uz to Ladies’ Wardrobe. ••It v.< . ur people to ___ Phìrif;a Ss A':fri; shut .’.I', kiuósof Dry Good!», aud any and cverylliing in Gentil’ Furnish- their eve. . . aidiuatuu by this grow- ing co ini; Good#. c >untries,andes]>eci- M'MINNVILLE ally ut .. . own wLoat product.**. A -i>. C. ocerics, Glass and Quoensware, Hqidwaro and is SOLL We of t. Surgery a specialty. . a pi n fouiar, facf them. L. 1 DC EJCT lor . ■ a ... :ro of money and 0.11 <v up lira in Simonds* I time is r.s, . . »*• ,.-i our wheat to murkot ing Hon«!« raon’s old liveiy : (al than any «• . pl. n that our prosper Hy lies ha .• 1 »pment of our own rvsour *t s t ’ ; • if t’<»n of our in- X’OTliI.’I’l the best on t! ic coast. dUHtl'B S ll. .i...l’ »n of ’.»heat for ex- We the niblersiijne-l <iu hvrehv >i h» port." O; A . -, F. rniiu^ Implement.« cf allkiacs, nil for the lowest prices. < v-’ a the (o ekv nioun> on demand tiio eums Net opposite «<nr ii-mio tains can e . J ' India xvith better nd- A so, rei le iilu r 10 per cent, discoiu t i« .-i'en for cash. the |h i<on who wdl ,iv» nu tr nai i-• t i ; .:* van 1.1. % 'ii Ind lend t<» the niieat an I conv.cliou <>l the p.*n LTALERSIX it and i r? « . v it, uphill work C'nS] and see him. to m«‘et tkc i i the pauper of In !ia. win» have been putt ing out poifon for d< .« onrt M, who may at any lime in the future put wbo oar < 1< . with ‘. am cotton shirts heeicixt : a year an 1 > y. 1 ngltah piison for dogs or attempt tn poiaon dog» in capital, e NOW i. THE TIME TO IMPROVE ■ ^auction of rail- town of McMinnville. Oregon. STATI ON AW Y, road* am. <2 50 l of tll<‘ wlvi.t- fi « ft.•««ItMtii............... .fJtrcJ.*« f’oi • Saie ! Y IR STOCK! Browing KT; Pnulus .................................... A us;»n nrnv OO t country which oon- I < < usvrll ........................................ 2 tains over t •50 T<>:iAr< r> ayd cig ' Villf nr. f . - r ed has for eat six l oad of » I i on - of people, is 1c V rapidly , . 5 » 1 b til I j..« mi inborn Ik cki that he ' • ;v;idable for the Uli Biot t................................. Prrt '.es desiring to improv« their stuck of wi h€» to (’.I*po-e of. Price, >10 per bead.— V w .. - - PAINTS AAÖOUA ripp’y <•; I .h ’• ( .al -.tuffs market. • ' M«rr................. Ho 1I<> . w.li bear in mind that I have a They tan Let . n at Dayton, Ort .on, T m n: i - ■ V un • ui J bl Hohr................. AO PATI '¡T IIEDICI*! s, A. K WlUlAXMJKSOX. aup r.i *>• »fier . ;■ ti!‘-HJoc«! Jersey Red Boar. t g'-n L t . t rates so far be- AO 3ÛW roiLi. r (aww, 3 utio * s i « r., }. t < % < M > i.«lhan low those i> ■ < V. : . ay service that i Ö0 L'. . which I will •narge the small sum of $5 lltrw.l» no comp: r AC ib’v, and the short lC per ’nvad for breei ng, la-lieving that they are ___ ___ _ hitrider ronte to I d '"! I y tl, S:’.iZ canal, coni- J V t:Ii ii .3 sax ............................................... 2 ar the best < g» on toe oaf, and fast Bujerced* AO 1g£JTrepcriptiou!’ carefully compounded pkt* a the r.t . i<-h ’he English con- F llnnfli ............................................... 2 Ao uif, atl «•. icrs breeds. I hours, day or n ght. «unit r is •. .i . KI Artnm« ................................................... 2 h this new compcti- * 50 tor, over • - A . S alk — A nu mberof Thoroughbred i It linker........................................... 2 < Our >■ -<ls have ■ 11 been marke 1 down to tic cr of America.’’ 50 (NJTICF at F. A. Hill’i Drug St ire. Dayton rest rate Give us n a call and see :• .h • ■ \ . cirs and Half-l j eed Jersey and Po (•We qtmti- tint sentence for the Oregt n. Atf nre..! living f ke . i China, which maki • a fine cross, at rea- writer.) But t ie | aui.a .e priced. J . F. HARTMAN. nt free trade June 21, *ftl-20tf. Lind Office at Oregon, Oremn, * :;3tu McMinnville, Or. Congress . s:—“ ' The hopes of the Feb ••. i -i Notice ol Final Trout. N •tiec is hereby eive i that the tbllo v n conntrj lie ; if., p trade: buy Eng- Lan 4 OIBce at Oregon City, Oregon, | land'.* »in icli. i ii •. alid »he will liny , n,sm«i'l s< uler baa file«! notice cl his intention to io ke final proof in support of his claim, Jan. Sib. 1884: i oar wheat Whal! ami work nt “six ind that snul pnH»t wilt be made before th»* No'.ce i* hereby given that life following A »?<s. r r » sie ,. „.n,«.’ named ret der has filed notice of her intention cents a flat nd "two cotton shirt" n I County Clerk of Tillnrn«»ok County nt Tilla- “ at I v. ,-h rf» di*-p 5S.> of, and will tell tonirkefi.wd prnof in support of her claim, n.iw'k. Orejj- n. on Friday March 21. k'Sk v .• venr“ like I) poor liuiianien. wboonce Chn ve y cheap. Ca ion or addrvM ’-les W. Smith. Preemption D. S No. 3.R54 an 1 t int raid proof will be macb» before the undertook to :mm ..< turo cotton goods tor the W I of N W ) AN |4 S W | of See. Dk PETER TAYLOR, Ccun yQerk of Yainhill County, at Lafay- 41 !‘ Amity, Oregon on the banks of the Iloogly to Iwtter 25, T ’ S R 9 W. eV e, Orez» n. on Monday, Fcbrm iy 25. 18S4, namoa the following witnesses to provi viz: C< t fieri ne E. Yager, Homestead Eötrv their ronditiop mid lw more indepen hi» H <*’ - >nt'n*i»-us fwMer.ee unon and. cultivation N •. n.7< 2. i< r the T 1-2 of S W 1-4 of Sec 4 dent? but l •• Hi i. ;• 'i iimiuitactiiiersnnd of said land, via: 'Nathan Casev. L*w s Fleck. a »1 E 1 2 ofS E 1-1 of Sec 5, T 4 S. R 5 W She names the allowing witnest-*s toprove the Colxl i < bib - lid it was nil wrong Charles Johnson, and M. Folan, ad of Hebo. Tillau»o«»k County. Oregon. | FHYSKJAN & SURGEON, liercrr.tiaous rewien'e upon and cultivation of and it was tlu refoie suppressed by tlie 48t5 L. T. BARIN. Register. , <md land, viz: Lea i Gilliam, William Gil- repeal of the tariff. Sheridan, - - - tjrrgnn. liiwn, Asa Caies and John Miller, all of Me- M i ' .e, Ya:-: 4 Count r. Oregon. 14-4MT 44t5 L. T. BARIN, Register. !Stiir ^lixed X’a.inl.isi, Dî t. W, A. B. Ml LES, NOTTCEL FOR SALE I TZ?z> gc(u\ is the first of the year. and /_•_ you t » will find no better time than now to Vi TYL ER SMITH, M l»., Pay your bill with tlie Printer. « A farm of 860 acres, 7 miles south wedrf I McAIinnville, Or.; 200, «cred iu cultivation,! • ;ibi!y fitted for the plow; 100 acre, t.m J ber and pasture, good buildings, orchard nd plenty of small fruits, house and hn supp ied by pipes with running water. M excellent; no waste land : lies ou county nd ‘ in au old settled neighborhood, with achooM . church clone by. Price $23.00 per acre. &>' | | quire of WARREN. MAGERS A FRINK. Real Estate Age* McMinnville, Oregon. *2U 1. 1. nocini. CITY DRUG STOKE Third Street, McMitaHl'.e. ROGERS A TODD. [Successors to W. B. Turner,] —• Dealers In— Hrt ff», Chemicals, Patent Jfedlcio* I’« vf mery, flue Toilet Article*. ? oaps, Co mb«. Hair, Fool It a»d Cloth liruNhew, Sponfre«, Trueee* Shoulder nraceo mid nil Sundries. A :ull line of Piiits, Oils, Varnishes, Smshes id Tools. Tb( Purest Xiiquors for Medicuw Purposc- Thc Best Brands of Cigars Co"’ star.tly on Hand. The largest and best dock of Fishing TacKle Ever bro jgnt to Yimbill County. IS STATIOXLRV we »tall carry a full line, consisting of P*'" of the b-sl quality,, Envelope, of the a* and t catest sty lew, etc. Special attention >« called to our CuttW' and Photograph and Autograph Album» Phyaiclnn«' Prescription. »■* 1 •y Heclpea Cnrefully tempo«"4 • I 1.11 hours—day or »i(l><- We would roost respect fully «A .ail) thu public, pelmnege. hoping by ’ and Hrict attention to ',u’ini"j.gj * tu DP-