Yamhill reporter., March 13, 1884, Image 4

FOR SALE.
lion be it what it mav. and that of tax­
?>’ o vv To-Day
ing mortgages has them as well as
The House and two Lots on the North-East
others, though the uuti-uionopolist
corner of C and Lincoln streets in College Ad­
AdiuiBifttrator’s Xotice.
dition,
McMianyille, Oregon.
would tell you that there is but one ;
Enquire of
JioMÍNNVILLE, OBIOO». MAP. 13,1881. that the borrower was but a bending
Notice ifi hereby given that the und<.‘signed
WARREN A MAGERB.
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has b#»An duly appointed .‘*droinii'tratc>r or the
servile to the loaner—the leech that
of Heater Parsons, deceased. All claim«
Republican County Convention. sucked the life-blood from whomsoev­ estate
uiuat be presented to me or to McCain A H'ir
Attorneys for said estate, within fi months
Fine Young Stallion for Sale.
er was uufortunate enough to fall into ley,
from date of thia notice.
bis clutches. And while this may be
A Bl.ACK SFRANGEB.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
March 1st, 1SR4
Administrator.
so and whi’? it is to be regretted,
From a
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FLYING CLOtB MARE
A Republican County Convention for let us ask.- Who is the mostbenefltted. ■
15 hands high, of good form and good action,
the County of Yauihill is called to meet the borrowei or loaner! We contend!
a bay in color, will be sold at a rea-r liable
at Lafayette, Oregon, on
that it is as much a favor to the one as
price at Davton.
E. C. H a DAW a Y.
T uesday , A pril 22, 1884,
to the other—if there is a balance in I
51ml
at 10 o’clock a. m. for the purpose of favor of either, it is the latter who re­
electing delegate* to the Republican ceives the benefit, and for this retwon :
State Convention, to be held at Port­ Suppose he owes a debt of say $500;
AT 2k BARGAIN !
land April 30, 1884.
SPAN OF PONIES, Buggy and Harness,
he
has
a
neat
little
home,
and
his
cred
­
The Convention will consist of 101
A
that I wish to dispose of, and will sell
delegates, aoportioned among the var- itors are about to close in and take
very cheap. Call on or addre-s
ions precincts as follows :
DiwPETEK TAYLOR.
this *'or the payment of the debt; he
Six Acres of Land,
Amity, Oregon
Amity......................... 8 McMinnville
40tf
1» ' gouts to a capitalist who loaur. him the
Bellsvue..................... 5 North Yamliilll.
14
Together with
Oarlton..................... 6’iàheridan.............. .13
__ ;. money to pay off the debt for which
Dayton............... 12 West
Cbehalem
. 6 his home is about to be sold, and in a Two Goad Cave;lings, n Good Burn, NOW IS THE TIME TO IMPROVE
East Chehalem........ 7*
YOUR STOCK!
Lafayette...................... 81 Total
101 year or less, as times improve he pays with other outhouses; a good start in fruit of
Willamette................. 41
of
all
kinds;
two
wells
of
pure
water.
Th»
back the borrowod money and has his
Parties desiring to improve their stock of
place is all under fence, and situated in a de­
THE PRIMARIES
home safe. Has he not received the sirable
Hoge, will bear in mind that I have a
portion of the town of McMinnville.
For the varions Precincts are called to benefit although the capitalist may
Full-Blood Jeroey Red Boar«
meet Saturday, April 19, 1884, at 1 have received his interest. We do not
For which I will charge the small sum of $5
o’clock p. nt. for the election of dele see how a man can say otherwise, Ba­
PRICEA.W VGnSI-U
per head for breeding, believing that they art
gate* to the Republican County Con­
sides this it is not the fault of the (T Z Enn one-half or one third cash down : the best bogs on the coast, and fa3t superced­
vention.
one-half
of
balance
to
be
due
and
By order of tho Republican County monied men that so many of the payable in one year ; the balance in two years. ing all others breeds.
A lso for S ale —A number of Thoroughbred
Central Committee.
farms of Yamhill county are mortgaged For further particulars, enquire at or ad­ Jersey
Boars and Half-breed Jersey and Po­
J. C. COOPER,
to-day.
It
is
caused
mainly
by
dress
REPORTER
OFFICE
land China, which make a fine cross, at rea­
w. A. G raves ,
Chairman
McMinnville,
Oregon.
sonable prices.
B. F. HARTMAN.
fast living, poor management and ex­
Secretary
33td
McMinnville, Or.
travagance. We do not mean to say
that in every instance this is the case,
Republican Sials Convsntion.
Improvement Notice.
D. V. KABVZT.
a. H. HXMSTOCK,
but in the main it is. Then there are
At Mill.
McMinn vi!>.
A Republican Convention for the other causes, some of which ltavo»otre Notice is hereby riven that the City Council
of
McMinn
vi
lie,
Oregon,
w.l',
at
the
expiration
state of Oregon is called to meet at the
under
our
observation:
A
man
may
'
of
fourteen
days
after
the
final
publication
of
city of Portlaml, Oregon, on Wednes­
Hemstock
Harvey,
day, the 30th day of April, 1884, at own a farm worth $50,000; about the this notice, pats an ordinance requiring the
11 o’clock a. tn., for the purpose of time that the county assessor startR ou property owners adjoining both sides of streets
Prop’s of the
and parte of streets hereinafter named to drain
nominating candidates for the follow-
same as follows, to wit: Beginning at the Eagle
ing offices, to wit: Representative in his rounds, the man borrows $25,000 the
limbering
South side of Second Street where the same
congress, Judge of the Supreme Court, for a few months; his land is ¿¿t down intersects
E Street in said City of Mc­ In happy Valley, hm miles west of McMinn-
three Presidential Electors, and dis­ by the assessor as being worth me- Minnville, ■with
; thence South on both
villa.
trict officers for the several judicial third its value; then the $25,000 is s des of E Oregon
Street end underneath sidewalks
districts, and te select six delegates to put down as indebtedness and our thereon tuere
shall be dug a ditch, to be three
attend the National Republican Con­
feet wide at top, two and one-half feet ieep,
vention, anti to transact such other wealthy knight escapes without paying and one font wide atthe bottom at the begin­
Lumber of all kinds furnished on short no­
bnsin ts as may properly come before a cent of taxes, when in reality he should ning point, a nd to run South and to have a
tioe.
the Convention.
fall
of
one
foot
in
every
270
feet;
said
ditches
The Convention will consist of 206 l»e obliged to pay taxes on not only the to be c.ug on both bides of E Street fiom the Dressed Lumber a specialty.
kh> ,ates, apportioned among the sev­ $50,000, which he by fraud escapes, place of beginning to the South side of the in­ Quality equal to the best; prices as low as
but on the 325,000 loan, as well. tersection of E and Fifth Streets; then the East the lowest.
eral counties, as follows:
Baker................ 5< Lake.............. 2 Let him be taxed for the full amount sic.e ditch to be brought, over to the West side Give us a. call and convince yourselves that
BeDton............. . 9 Lane.......
10 and then let him and the man from riLch and to be continued to the culvert on we mean buaine.se.
Clackamas...... .10 Linn............... 12 whom he borrowed the money settle Sixth Street in gaid city. There shall be plac­
ed under all the sidewalks on said E Street
Ciatbop ........... ö Marion............ 18
where said ditches are to be dug, stringers ev- (
Columbia........ - 4 Multnomah .35 it between themeelves aB to who shall ery
eight feet; said stringerà to be each 4xfi
Coos................ • 6 Polk .............. 8 pay the taxes
inches and 6 feet long.
Crook .............. 5 Tillamook __ 2
If
our
people
must
negotiate
loans,
Published by order of the City Council of
Ctirry...... ....... 2 Umatilla.........12
Douglas........... .12 Union............ 7 however, let them borrow from home McMinnville, Oregon,
A. B. BAKER.
[Baugaseer s building on B street.]
Grant..............
Wasco........... 8 capitalists, for then our county will get
Recorder of the City of MoMiunvi'ie.
Jackson........... ß Washington
8 the benefit of the taxes, even if we
Maroli 19, 1884-52U.
BANGA8SER & PAULUS,
Josephine........ 3 Yamhill......... 9 have no mortgage tax law, for then it
Klamath ........ . 2l
Proprietors.
will be assessed as money, notes and
Administra toa- h Sale.
Total..........
.............. 206
The same being one delegate at large accounts. Besides this it would send
Here is where vou can get your money’s
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
from each county, one delegate for ev­ foreign capital that escapes taxation order made by the County Court for Yamhill worth in
ery 125 votes, and one for every frac­ and which has caused all this conten­ County, Oregon, on March 4th. 1884, directing
tion over one-half thereof, cast for tion away from our doors, and release the hereinafter described real property belong­ Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage. Tripe
Hon. M. C. Oetrge, Congressman, at
ing to the estate of Martha A. Woods, deceased,
everything in the line of meats, of th.
our people from the grasp of the Scot to be sold to pay the debts and expenses of the and
the last general election.
best quality the country affords. Also the
The committee recommend that the tisli chiefs.
administration of said estate, I will, as the ad
priiuaties be held on Saturday, the The question of taxation is a deep mjniatrator^of said estate, on
Best of Bolognas.
12th day of April, and the county con
Saturday, the 12th day of April 1884,
Give us a call and be satisfied.
ventions on Tuesday, the 22nd day of and complicated one, and as heretofore at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m. of said day, ami
BANGAS8ER X PAULV8.
April, unleas otherwise ordered bv the the R eporter will urge the adoption at the dwelling bousC on said premises to Iw*
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proper County Central Committeea.
of laws by our next legislature that sold, sell at public auction to the highest bid­
The committee earnestly recommend
der, for <»sh in hand, the following described
that the delegates elected to the State will remedy the existing evils growing real property, to wit:
out
of
the
present
inefficiency
of
the
Convention attend in person, and if
A tract of land adjoining McMinnville, Ore­
not convenient for them to ho attend same. Different methods are advanced gon, and beginning at a stake on the North
personally, that they send their proxies by different, men, but very few have line and 35 and 3-4 rods East from the North­
by electors of the county they repre­ the same opinion. As lhe Oregonian. west corner of the Donation Land Claim of S.
sent.
Cozine and wife 'Claim No. 56 and situate in
'Gi.
¡. iblican voters of the state, says: “ The privilege of deducting in­ T 4 S, R 4 W in Yamhill County, Oregon :
AT THE
without regard to past political difter- debtedness lies nt the root of a large thence South 32.84 rods on the East line and to
eures, who are in favor of elevating part of the evil. It opens n way through the South-east corner of Peter Sax’s land :
i hence East. 30.uy rods to a fir tree six niches
ami dignify tug American labor, giving
in diaineL r on the
Jrr. .=• .«f \V. D. McDon­
free popular education to th< masses which gn at numbers habitually escape ald
’s Ian«’: thence North 32 84 rods tn n stake
of the people, effectually protecting all taxation; and these form in every coun­ iv the
North
line
of
said
of S. Cozine
human rights in every section of our ty a body of public opinion which will and wife and al the North claim
west corner of the
comnioti country, and who desire to not permit the assessor to do his sworn land of said W. D. McDonald:
thence West
AT
piomote friendly feeling and perma­
rods to the place of lieginning, containing
nent b.nmou.v throughout the «tate by duty by appraising property at its cash 6 30.09
and 17-100 acres, more or less. There is a
maintaining a government pledge to value, liy forcing him to commit per­ good dwelling house and barn on the premi­
these objects ami privileges, are cordi­ jury they escape their share of the pub­ ses, making it a verv desirable piece of prop­ Panther Creek Mills
ally invited to unite in selecting dele­
erty.
*
A. c. DAVIS,
gates to the Republican State Conven­ lic burdens. While individual interest,
Administrator of said Estate .
calls
for
aud
supports
this
iniquitous
tion.
Sot. Hmst ii, Chairninn.
W. D. ROBERTSON
J. E M agers ,
Portland, Or., Feb. 21, 1884.
proceeding, the citizens of each county
Atty for estate.
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have a collective interest in keeping
TUE O«TGAGE TAX Uff.
the valuation down in order that their
county may be required to pay as little Ho. Ye Jolly Horsemen !
The Mortgage tax law pa«8e<i by the as possible.” By all means, then, let
NOTICE.
legislature of 1882, and which has been our members to the next legislature
We the nndorsigned (to hereby agree to pay
seek
out
a
remedy
for
taie
evil,
and
ppoaetl by those boldiug mortgage»
«•n demand tliHnuua set opposite our naines to
ibo person who will give information tba: will
in ievttal -ountieB of the State has this doue, the burden of taxation will
lend to the arrest ant conviction of the person a
been overthrown by His Hon Judge be placed where it properly lie'ongs—
who have been putting «»it poiuon for doge, or
Detuly, ot the U. S Court, Wore upon the shoulders of our large proper­
who may at any time in the future put nut
Ahon a suit enjorning the payment of ty owners and capitalists, while the Thai Snyde the ¡Pr nter poison for doge or attempt, to poison does in the
town nt McMinnville, O’Tgon.
.'vrc.i t pen inortgages has boeu pend­ taxes on the smaller farmer and those
<» <• <B.*ijrii»'m..
IS STILL IN THE
ing for some time pa»t. The utain rea less able to bear the brunt of ths battle
.«lignai Vuiilas
.1 <1 ». aswel ?
aotia given in Judge Deady’s decision as they have been compelled to do in » Pbtagxph wd
J
?I Klnlerv
taiMb Wm
Moil
ro tliat the Jaw is void foi waut of no- the past will lie lighter, as they should
I* Marr
J------
THE WHICH ho ’
no* Intend *o
kormlty of taxation, ami that mortgag- lx-. Let us hope that a change will N excelled
J »B Kolir
anybody in ihe Sta«c of Oregon .’s
I --or anv of ’»y her
ifls/
-s '•aunot be couetrued as being real soon be wrought.
State.
A V 'iVfnd han ..
Xira« li...............
state as tho law passed contemplates,
< Diel
_______
«ch ueidor
L7*P S.—Everything in the lino of
'. nt on the contrary are personal prop
A S weeping A ccusation .—The Or-
Jl’kksl ¿1
•
<
v
booth
ty t that the law paused violates the Mfonian of the Sth iust. ia discussing
l < Adni.in.
constitution of the United States, :ue evils of our tax system, makes lhe Beck and «Tol> PrìaUmp ri 61 Baker
Included
In
the
above
“
ca*r,*r»:rne,*'and
bich forbids a state to deprive any ’.weeping declaration that it believes
Satisfeci ion Guaranteed.
person of life, liberty or property with- “that there is not honesty enough
Call on oraild.e?«
VO TICF.
•'lit n doe process of law. Besides among the people to bring them to the
Land OfB c : t ore >. 0 Ton.
C. W. SI HYDER,
•. a:.':-.e, the mniii points in the Judge’* point of applying proper remedies for
Feb. o, 18i
l-.nnvllle. Orezon.
Notice is hereby pivea that L t J >.iov ’ -
decision, there are miry other minor tlieae gloss and always increasing
'.auied
“
Ct
’
J
er
has
filed
notice
of iiis in’f’t.oi.
reasons given for the invalidity of the evils." It is a common sayiugthat “ev­
o make final p’0< in *uppcrtcfhTs ca.m.
*
Administrator
’
»
alt
law.
ery villain believes every one else a
and that said vr«>o will be ’rade before th»-
Yam hill cc'.mty was a party interest- villain ’’ We have more confidence in
Notice is herebv given* that by virtue as«, County Cl» rx of Tiha.’.’iot • < - r. /y at Tilln-
nt’un order cf^the*County Courteo: mook, Oregon, on Fr.ri: y ’March 21. 1 *54. viz :
cd in this action. Mort.<agc:>forsovar- the honesty of the people ; we believe t authority
Yainhi^Count^8taiy<)lft0re;'o ItwJlfcproj •Charles W. Smith, rreeni piii n D. >. No, 3-854
;1 thousand dollars, held l»y the Dau- ihat .11 proper ronwdies must sad wil' reed to*t>ell at public auction’ to tiid^bi^nw- ¿ft» the W * of N W i & N ♦ . f S W ’ of “
*25.
t •<
doe Mort-igo and Trust Tnvestmen- ue appl.aujby tlm people. Our people bidder, fhr
in hami.on «a
>
*
rspitit, :ht* f< K v nv wit mawi • > • ~> vì
Co'i.-.pr.ny were taxed in thin county. are all willing to pay their share of the Iciiflay, tho 7s A . . jrof Ap*:i» 1S34» • his He .•optino
u- xsi.ì» Lit i*i- ; -lOv »
n
wlik-J) would have rdded to the treas­ taxes; but they do not want to pay any nt the hour of 1 o’clock p. m., in f ont oi th'’ f said land, v z: NatFiau Casey, Le sr •- Fie< k.
Court Hon«-* door -t Laf\v >■>'. Ore^n th
ury the sum of fS.OUOhtd the decis­ more than their neighbors, the capital - following <irM” ibed retd esia r of* Joel P.-: mei Charles John so t, and M. F»-lan,aU of Hebo,
ion of the Supreme Court of the State fits, who, at the moment the assessor <1 reared, to wit:
X. •» 2.34, ST. 88, S' . TidamooK Count . 0-o- n
4-5
L. T. 3ARIN. IV : tar.
•M.
49.
54.
M.
5«.
NT.
84.
7?. «J. 16«. JV,
been sustained by the U. 9. Court. : arrives aieps into a neighboring bank 195,179 J7H.75.7A.fi-, < 85
7. 7. 58. C4. *1. «”
There are many who seem to impugn | and liorrowa $50,0C0 to $100,000 in and 158, in the Town of DtX'-. Yamhii
tlie motive of tho Judge for his die»»- ; iionds or greenbacks, thereby avoid r.g County, State of Oregon. Al*-* th.' foIkr.VtiH
Notice oi riaal I’raof.
i»*FCr inert traot of In nd, to w t • A ' ‘.¿went)
>n the case s but all ti e grounds tnkeu tho payment of taxes on amount. This MN*
n’ I aigi off of lha Donat • L
• ’ . •
Land OClco at Oiv<j> .a City, On t'n. >
by Ilia Honor are indeed plausible, $50,030 or $100.-000 may he shifted of Andrew S-mib *r Yainh il Coanty, State o
■4.in. Sin, 11 el: i
led on he South
having a good fonud itiot; and will be from one to auother in advance of the Oregon; «nid tree:
Nitice i, hercbr gven that t'ie ¡.•".win,
t»y t.le road .<•< am :.-o n An; y to Diy:. n. t
. o considered by a mt jorit.v of our peo- assessor, thereby defrauding the State <3corae
aa’iued mitler has fir d no tice of her intent: 't
Doracy a; > n the VVr< by Mid roa«i
ple, though v.-e might all believe that and the people out of taxes on several mon n^fiom Atni\v to Oyten, and on th* to make final proot in support of her o’a t .
.aid proof will t» made before the
ilia law ora like one was right and hundred thousand dollars annually.— North an i East >y ’he Dona -n Land Clam C, ma : thsl
tv Cie-k of 1 a iib.ll Co .v, .1- I. f v
ot
Joe!
Palmer
and
wte:
fa M tract being in a
won’tl he of incalculable bom tit to the We are in favor of encouraging eapi- triangular »hnpe. Said I a no will be told U. et.e, Oregon, on Me 1 dsy, February 25. 1884.
via: Catherine E, Yauer. Homestead Entry
on tiro State. But.be that as it may. til: but what bee efit is if tons if it rt • par the claims a^ain^t said estate.
N< . 3.702. for the W . 1-2
3 W 1-4 of See 4
SARAH A PALMER.
i* 'Ins we am compelled to do aa in all fuses to bear its share of the burden ot
•in i E 1 1 of 8 E 1- | of See 5, T 4 8, F. 5 W.
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-»r*te:
'
-;x.
She
nr
TO«
the
f
Slowing
witni sse. to prove
ILlt'—S n'lhene to the law, to matter taxation I Or what profit do we gain
hercontin-'us rea; in: aw upon and • ultivstion of
in
the
handsome
business
structures
if
jrli.it n>ig*t have b?« the intents and
od land.vit: L» »i Gilliam. William G 1-
Iioi*«c* for hale.
^«trp 'scs or which it was passed—if the people build them with intereat mo­
>am. Aw, O t ; &,>d .’ran Mi ter. ail of Me-
'.Or oppe. ing oppression and it should ney ord pay taxes on them in tlie same The uni'eraigned haa tor ta*e two «win of M 'nnville. YamhtJ . Count». Oregon.
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L. T. BAKIN. Register.
pr< ve tc-be defecti ve, as the highest mannort This wholesale abuse of the Good Work Horvev—on« ap»n seed 8 and *
people
by
the
Oregoniae,
accusing
them
yrara
resgortivrlv,
i
m
weighing
1
.SMI
an
’
"
t|r
'
tn’» tnal 11 our state has adjudged thi»
Mirar 1.144 ; the other spun weigbin 1.148
I) A Y TO. I SALOON
ortane ; and if of stupidity and dishonesty without «ach.
tn l>e, that is our misfortune
TVrmt^caaa ; . or on ______
I •>«, ,
with
___ approv-
Proprietor
one
word
of
censure
for
the
cspitalist,
by
til«
A
’
il
car
FRANK
G1LTNI I».
rd
awuritv.
(to bo no law wi-ero 1
For further particulars, enquire
JAM ES REID,
L corrected, then we must bidr «or is treachery to the interests of the peo­ of
Th, hret brand, of X.rçs«i >. Winn, •nd Ci-
On McM nnville and Dayton Reed.
ple whose interests it has so often
Daytoi
g»r» koot thr adv. V ftoeu , on
’ X until there ia.
Tn?
coll and ee« Freak.
claimed
to
defend.
V aw always two «idee q « que»
1
A. • ’*
T he R eporter
FOR SALE!
<&
CITY MARKET,
What we Believe !
o
There is no question about it :
B. T. HAKTMATS
Is the place to buy GOOD GOODS. Xo hnmbii7_ n j or blowing qhn-
of any kind for le-=s than half wit tliejscan hetra !
best quality o goods
_
for. That is simple nonsense, and is only done to p t . >u in their Htord
than half value,
to find tht tn “just out" of the goods advertised at
to show you an article too worthless for any use. ni l he hope of T 8ellin|
von their goods nt biff prices. Talk is cheap, and -o a; ill unds of gcc.:
and when you want to buy
Good, Durable
Goois,
Fou car. not do better than to buy them of
B.
■■ will find all kind*
Latest
F. ot HARTMAN.
I’Lter^^j
Lr
Wrap- Lress Goods. Silk £aco, Mull Bobom tt, Larc .T.t Ties, and even!
thing pertaiitin to L;.l ies Vl'ardrobe.
All kinds of Dry Good.-, and any and evoryi iib ; in C it-' Furni.-l
ittff Goods.
.
tt
s
J
Also. Groceries, Glass and Queensware, ti;; w to a:. . is SOZfl
./l GENT for
Hie best on the coast.
Also, Farmiiiff Implements cf all kinds, all for.
.<• -1.1 prices.
Also, remember 10 per cent, diocount is ffiveu foi eus’i
Ckiil a nd «ee him.
Keai^iste'is Awaits
r.T. L. RvGCRS.
P. W. TOLD.
It '
lOuj U u C aa .
Warren. Pagers & Frink.
M c M innville ,
IROCäSr?,-
YAMHILL Co., Or,
TODD.
[Suc.-ersors to W. B. Turner,]
Grain, Grass ¿ nd Stock /arms
—Dealers In—
Drugs, Chemical a, •? ■■rtt.TIedicin i
Perfumery, '1:ic ' ' let Artic’«-.
Soaps, Ccuilx, si.
Tooth nail
Clolh Hruslie-.,
Trssw-
t.houlder
t» n;. . nil i.ruggl !s
Sundries.
In Ynmhill and Folk, coti itira Lor
”
*.tk' on Ml«aso*1311.1110 I erm*.
SAW .MILLS,
FLOURING .MILLS,
CITY LOTS A5D
TOWN PROPERTY.
A full line of
Parlies desirlntf tn p -clitwa shoulrt
call aiirt aco In» or wrlU) for ciscular.
Paint:, Oils, Vcr.'k«:, Eiuthea and ’
Tools.
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FOR SALE.
Thu Purent liquors fer Bteaiciiu*.!
l’urpoe ss.
A farm of 360 acres, 7 miles south west ot
McMinnville, Or.; 200, acres in cultivation, «0 The Best Brands of Cigars Con­
more easily fitted lor the plow; 100 acre > tim-
stantly on Hand.
bar and pasture, good buildings, orchard and
The
largest
and best stock of
plenty of small fruits, house and barn
supplied by pipes with running water, Soil
Fishing
TacKle
excellent; no waste land ; lies on county road
in an old settled neighborhood, with school and Everbrougnt to Yamhill County.
church close bv. Price $23.00 ¡air acre. En­
■ N STATIONFHY
quire of WARREN. MAGERS * FRINK,
we shall carry a full line, consisting of T t \
Real Estate Agents.
oftheliest quality,, Envelopes of the di- ’.
McMinnville, Oregon.
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and neatest styles, etc.
Special attention is called to our Cuttlcry,
and Photograph and Autograph Albums.
Lumbe Ji
Physiciitiks’ Prescription* and Frstsi«
ly llecipes Carefully Compounded
at all hours—day or night.
S3
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Old Prices
We would most respectfully ask a rharc oi
this publics patronage, hoping by fair dealing
and strict attention to business to merit th.j
same.
ROGERS ATODD.
A. M. leery
Jsfla
B- L. Ha.
Peery & Harris,
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Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Druggists Sundries,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Perfumer /
School Books,
Mi-'CeUanecus Books,
Stationery.
Fi kàng Tackle,
Etc., Etc.
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Physlcir is’ 1- ■ scriptions
Careiuiiy Cc Abounded.
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Mllmer
GIVE U3 A CALL.
sry!
Dayton, Ore-on, D?.
Y .t HARRIS.
383--4W.
M isses r^ss ' Forisi
Vni-iò re-p-
rr.nmirce to ho Ls-lie
.»f Me.Mimv i le and vicinity that they hav.-
euioved to lhe new building o ipoeito
jran,.’ Su.rc,
?Lc7::nrv lie, Cr»gc j,
.ea
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[SÜCC2, sc .IS TO ’.Ï. li. TODD.]
Franca FIo**rs in Velvet. Fiuta and Silk,
dealers rs
and
D3VCB,
Ort ixenti ot Every DM6* ption,
nSDICIKE%
ra.Jmery
In fset every'-hias to bsTunad ia 1
«¥xTìon * à H y ,
ar notion store.
Pleera give u? a ca.i. and rrm w 11 be con­
VERFrmSKV
vinced that we have tae oest good and tnoel
TOBACCO
AND
CIG
Alt«,
-easonsble prices.
rrim asdoh «
PATENT OTBIHCTXGft,
TOILET COOr. NOT'QY^ETC m F.TC
•Jngora
for Salt !
Preecriptior carefully ■compounded
• pHK nndera'g-, I Us» for '«le « X bead of
X Full H'«.od «i.'o.R Miai.« • rat be •11 boon, day or o ght.
wishes to tl.no« of. Frire. »IU p-r .wad.—
U) th<
Our goods havr ¡1 been mark
They can be »e.'n at Dayton. Oregon,
AlK WILLCÙCKSON.
rweet liyins rate
Give is •
•vs.
yourself.
McMinnville, 0.-.. Jane 21, *81
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