Yamhill reporter., March 13, 1884, Image 8

^Dalles Sun says wild flower» are
^Nr»m—yea, in Florida.
L^45avton, W. T., is to have an educn-
^tional journal, with F. M. McCully as
editor.
Puyallup had an 4TS00 fire recently,
—a dry hous* filled with lumber—no
insurance.
According to the suffrage law of
Washington Territory, women are not
required to pay poll tax.
The'Seattle Herald claims that 700
buildings were erected in that city dur­
ing the last twelve months.
Walla Walla has forwarded that car­
load of provisions for the people of
Indiana sutleiing by the flood.
AYER’S PILLS
A large proportion of the d.senses «hkh
cause human suiieiULg resu»i Horn, Utruii^
men: of the stomach, bowel», and L»e..
A vem ’ s C aihaktic P ills act dire» i.y upon
these organ», and are especially <1<signed i >
euro the diseases caused by the.r derut ge-
mont, including Constipauon. I lu I j .: •*-
Hou, Dyspepsia, Headache,
,
and a host of other an meats, for all ol
which they are a safe, sure, proa pt, and
j>.«*isai!l remedy. The extensive use oi these
PlLl.s by eminent physicians iu regular prsc-
tioe, shows unmistakably the mtaunt’m m
waieii they are held by tho medical prvHs-
Hi>n.
These P h ls are compounded of vegeti bio
eabdiaiices ouiy, and are absolutely fmt > <>m
«■ it'jmHloi any oLher injunons ingi-emcut
A Sufferer fra»»» tloadwcUo wriu^e
“AV pk ’ s F ills are jnyalt’.-.b.e toin.\ . iih I
are .uy constant cuiupaulou. 1 hiAu i -vu
x severe i.i filer troni KcaCaehe, im.;
ur
P ills arc t’ie only djmg I could ,
to
for reiif't. (aie dvi-e will quickly move my
bowels and tree my b< ad from pain. They
are t -e m-ut eileetive uuu
-i . bysic
1 have eve- found. It is a plensuro to me to
speak in tlieir praise, hu < i 1 ait.ays uo so
when ocm'&i'-n oue/s.
W. L. P agi , of W. 7 . P-^ge & T ro.”
Franklin 8t., ll)camoiid,Va., uulw v , HbJ.
( have used ATEB’» P ills in number­
less Irstances « 4 roconnnendo»! Ly yAu, ai.d
have never Known tuoni tv fail V j
the ueeired resu.t. V.ocu’ stanti^ ^eup them
on hand nt our home, ami prize them as a
p, j..s ■ .1'.. silo, ami v mole iitn.\\ me ..<• ue.
le.
rOL DYs/EPSIA they are h.v
*
J. T. H ai 11.”
Mexia. Texas, .June J7,
Th? Krv.
B. II at .LO’.vr:, v, t ng
' "
'hr..
•• '
■ '■
■ :
past I ’mve been sunjecl to rmi. t pnia».,
from '.vidcli, in spite of the pau oi n edi-
ciues oi various kiuds, 1 s^uf'.-.ied ii.ci'H. :.g
jjiconvciii'. ice, until some moi tbs :m<> 1
began tricing Arm's P ills . Tl.ev L vo
enti rei.,’ corrected the costive hnb't. ■ nd
¿avo vastly improved my general hewltli.”
A yer ’ s C’ATnAimc P ills correct l-.cyj-
Inrftics of the boire's, stimulate tuo ;q po­
tilo an I d’gestiou, and ¿y tl.eir prompt uid
thorough action givo tone and vigor to the
uao.e physical economy.
John Shield, head sawyer at the
Sejitco, W. T„ mills, was pulled into a
cog wheel and lost a few fingers.
So far, only 39 of the 46 Columbia
river salmon canneries report reed/
for business or in preperation for tbe
run this year.
The delayed mails reached this city
to-day, being the first in ten days. 95
sacks came; the heaviest mail which
ever arrived here. [Standard.
A passenger on the stage from Port
Moody to New Westminister, B. C., on
Monday last got down from the stage,
leaDtd against a tree and fell dead.
At Olympia, March 4th, C. B. Bagiev
passed in his business checks as pro-
Srietor of the Courier. Messrs. Dun­
am and Roberts are the new owners.
While digging a well at Helix, East­
era
ern Oregon, last Saturday,
Saturda; Mr.
"
R.
“ W.
t'
Leopold was struck on tne
head by n
crank of a 'vindlass, and instautly
killed.
Now that snow has gone from the
canyons ot Eastern Oregon the people
fire looking up missing mail-riders and
stage drivers. The Harney stage driv­
er was the last found. He is heiDg
thawed out.
rUEPAU21> BY
Ir. J.C. AyeràCo., Lowefl, Mate.
Soid by ail Druggists.
Writing of side crops, The Dalles
St:» says: Tbe basket willow is in
many sections a very profitable side
crop requiring little labor and often
oncnr’vintr land that would otherwise
be of little value.
vn "m
C
Workmen who were engaged n dig­
ging a well in the northern part of So
attle, says the Chronicle, ran into a lot
of til Imrk at a depth of eighteen feet.
The pieces alone remained, rhe tree
wliicli they encased having long ago
mingled with the surrounding earth.
George Bennett, a lougslioreman, ac
cidentiuly allot hiuiaelf on Leech rivet
ou Monday morning. The ball enter­
ing the left breast near the thornx ami
came out a', the top of tho shoulder,
fracturing the clavical bones. He
walked six miles after the accident.
There is little hopes of his recovery.
.Says the Seattle Hnrald: It. is said
on what seems to lx- good authority
that Mr. Villard will visit the North­
west in the beginning of next month.
If he does, we are satisfied that the
I t. ph ■>;
attle will give him perhaps
not uo magnificent, but certainly as
warm and cordial u reception as they
gave him Iasi full, when lie mis in I In
zenith of his glory nntl the center of
an iitimn ing crowd of guests.
Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla.
. . CT.'-her with Sore Eye», Sore
»cvofulou '. r syph-
OOEO. I F>ir«, or
... nny
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-•Tr­
‘ ‘ ar.c ‘ -*•
illilo taint, may o- lri
made uealtliy
strong
by ita use.
Sold by all Druggiats : Si, ala bottle. Im dig
A petition is being circulated in
Waitsburg, W. T., asking the Council
to raise l.qtior licenses to ^2000 each
per annum, and Dot to allow the issu­
ing of such licenses for a less period
than twelve months.
The Olympia Critic says: A ledge of
if n ore has been discovert d on a farm
two miles southeast of Tucouut. The
discovery was ma le while t' e party
was digging a well. The specimens
are pronounced good.
A.ÏD
All experience tho won'lerful
beiittlcnl etii'd« <4
Rev. Father
EXPERIENC £.
The Kev. Z. P. Wild«, weH-ktiow n
niissionary in New Yor.i ;>•,.{ !»■ ■ ..er
uf the late eminent m
\» nl» ,
, - e
Maai»achu*etitt Supreme Court, u
hm follows:
“78 E. tilth St., Xeta Yoi k, l/«f hl, ’ 2.
MB8SBS. J. C. A y Eh & Co.. Gentlemen •
Last winter 1 whs troubled with a m -st
uncomfortable itching humor «lircei:
more especially my limbs, which itcheu >'>
intolerably at night, ami burned so inu»>?
ly, that 1 could scarcely bear <.uy eloiuing
over them. 1 wan also a sufferer from h
severe catarrh ami eaturrlmi cough; mv
appetite was poor, and >>y system a g.-.-d
»leal run down. Knowing the value ot
A yer ' s S arsaparilla , by observation ot
many other cases, and from personal use
in former years, 1 began taking it for il>e
above-named disorders. My appetite im­
proved almost from the first «lose. Alter
a short time the fever and itching were
allayed, and all signs of irritation of the
«kin dlBRppMred. My eatarrh ami cough
were also cured by the Himie means, and
my general health greatlv improved, until
it is now excellent. 1 feel a hundred per
cent strong©«, and I attribute these results
to the use of tho S ausaparili . a , whi< h
J recommend with all confidence as the
best blood medicine ever devised. I took
it in small doses three limes a dav, and
used, iu all, less tliau two bottles. I place
these facts at. your service, hoping their
publication mayMio good.
Yours respectfully,
Z. P. W ilds .”
Tbe above instance is but one of the many
constantly coming to our notice, which prove
the perfect adaptability of A yer ’ s S arsa ­
parilla to the cure of all diseases arising
from impure or impoverished blood, ami a
weakened vitality.
Suvs the Tacoma .Veu's: Young Dave
Wallace, now in tbe hospital with his
let! aim shot oil', a long and ghastly
w.undiin bis breast, and a shot in his
chin, cheek and eyebrows, is certainly
h marvel of
meutal and phisicnl
'• nerve.” He is very lunch offended
al the uewspnper iKCOUnts of his ncei-
cleanses, enriches, ami strengthens the blood,
dent. Instead of being conveyed into
stimulates the action of tbe stomach and
town oti a hand car lie walked in, a
bowels, and thereby enables tbe system to
mile and three-quarters, mossing the
resist and overcome the attacks of all Scrofu­
tiertie nud clintbitig the lull without
lous Diseases, Ervpilous of the Skin, Rheu­
aealr tance.
matism, Catarrh, General Debility, »nd all
disorders resulting from poor or corrupted
The Spokaue Falls Chronicle savs:
blood and a low state of tbe system.
Guin-e-ino-ue, an influential Chief of
PREPARED BY
tie Cœur d’Alene Indians, tins week
iieriectiu1 the title to hit It»O acr»s of
Dr.,I.C.AyerACo.,Lowell, Mass.
I-nd, locatt d between this city and
Sold by all Druggists; price SI, six bottles
Fort Cœur d’Alene. He was born on
for «5.
the land, and bar made tt his residence
’ L*r the past seventy years, fully se
AYER’S
■ uriug Ilia land under the homestead
act. A fiual proof of similar character
CATHARTIC
probably never tooK place in the ’ nii-
PILLS.
cd States.
\ uirret pondent of the Trinity Jour-
Best Purgative Meriicino
n il writes of the California aud Oiegi n
cure Constipation. Indlgeat’on.He.'-uncUe.and
. drotid that it will be one of the most
nil Billons Disordora.
■ "rooked road* ill oxi .-.tenet
Fol the
Sold every wh<*re.
vs rvUlble»
i ■ rty two mile* alreaoy completed,
tli.Te is hardly a qu.utcr of a mile of
atiaiglit truck, the road following the
w.ncfin;;s <> tl.e Sa< ri mento liver
where possible and boring through the
mon stains where impossible. Tbe
r<!.,d, when completed, ’' ill have one
of tho finest roadbeds in the world,
mostly rock and everlastiug.
Mr. J. C. Mays, who has been to bis
hoi-ne ratch near Snake river, about
forty tuiles west of here, says the
wilt
mailed
Applicant* and to
Dayton. W. T., Chronicle, brings back cmt'H.iera
of I am ■ 81£G year without ordering it.
the rrpoit or a wondot fill cold well,! It con'tins illusiratioiiA, prices. de«cription* and
which him been discovered in that vi-. tiirri hunt for planting all Vetrrtnblc and Flower
cinity. Tbe parties who were seeking! Sr«!». Flat t«, err. 11: i aitiaiite to all.
1er water, dug down about forty-five
i
ii.to i.Ji ordinary soil, when they
were astouiahed to tine frozen ground
below them. They dug some live feet
Viper, through the frozen ground.
UVAL PHOOF
■ b < i was lilhd with cavities, from
w \ieh the cold air came in gusts. Mr.
Lind Otfio. »i Oregon City, [
M vs visited the wonder ana says that
Oregon. Junuary 30, 1884. !
] k . v ns at a distance of 36 feet from
Notice i.« hereby given that the following,
ihe veil could hear the air roaring nt naruvd rettler ha. filed notice of bia intention
the lAttom. A bucket of water was let to miike filial proof in support of hi. claim,
■. .vntndin a tew momenta it was »nd that »aid proof will (m made before the
i'r" ’.eijbver. Tbe cold is so intense at County Clerk of Yamhill County, at Lafayette,
i> • bo Anin of the well, that work was Oregon, on Monday, March 17. 1884, rig . Wil­
ttbimdoid and in con? q non ce no wa­ liam B. Gilpin, Homgatead Entry No. 3,JOO,
ter has yvt hem reached. It was left for the E l-t of N E 1-4 of See 24. T 2 S, K 4
tu. /. t ied during the re>-Dt rnow Weet,
Ho name, the following witnerev ta> -rova
stem nuo the air came out with so
i
' as to movent tho snow hi» con'muou. re.idenca upon, and cultivation
1 -oin rcuchAg the bottom. Itisinipoa- of
- »aid laud, via - CH Parker and JatnM A.
h,of Gaston,and Alfred Florev, of Waje
aibb-1er an;' one to bold their hand Gerri,
1
Waahingto.1 Conniy, and Jaa W L Hutt,
>■ -sellany length of time with- ato,
1
king it. This ir.oneoftbe won- of
' North Yamhill, Yamhill County, all of Ore­
L. T. BAKlN. Register.
'■e c< '.niry and is vou-.hed for I gon.
-..bays is a subetan'ial and
’er >t thia county aud his
Votier to the Public.
’»« relied upon
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
DM. FERRX&C0.DC®.
'ost Band,
>, Oregon,
itui* for Pic-
Uc» and *
for-
Nolic» i» hereby given that A H Hndaon
hol'l. • note again.1 tbe firm of Jan*», Hill A
Co., lor the num of $9144. given on or about
April IM 18«2 That Ibere w». no value re­
ceived for Mid note by Jonc» Hill A Co., and
that they harebv warn all part e» againat pur-
chaaing and note, aa they will not par tbe
am...
. JONES. HILL A CO.
"
lucilia, Jan./’» M-44«M.
SUMMONS
In th« Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
gon, for Yamhill County.
J ohn Prrcn
va
T homas B akner ,
A melia G ibson ,
H abkiette B abxes ,
M ilford L abnea .
M uh . M ilford B abnks . I
I Sait in equity.
J ob G ibbon ,
J ane S evikb .
W illiam B evier and
T. L. J ones , Adminis­
trator of the estate of
Mary Patch, deceaeed,
and
T he O bboon <t C alifor ­
nia R ailroad C ompany .
Cjpo tile ubove-uailicd Defendants:
In the name of the Slate of Oregon ; You
ate hereby required to appear and answer the
oomplaint filed against you in the ubovu enti­
tled suit,on oi before the first day of the next
regular term of thia Court, to w,t : The fourth
Monday in March A. D 1S.84.
And if you fail to so appear and answer, as
above required, for want thereof tbe Plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed
for in Ilia complaint, which is in substance
that certain lands described in said complaint
be decreed to belong to the Plaintiff, and that
Defendants be required tn convey tbe same to
the Plaintiff, and such other and further relief
as to tho Court may seem equitab't and just,
and for eosta and disbursements of this suit.
This Summons is published by order of Hon
Raleigh Stott, Judge of the Fourth Judicial
District, made on the llth day of December
A. D. 1883, in the absence from the State of
Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge of the Third Judicial
District.
McCAIN 1 HURLEY,
42t7.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
In the Circuit Court ot the State of Ore­
gon, for the County of Yamhill,
Evastai Downing«
PAaiutiffl«
V3
1 Suit in
J. W. Snark« and
'
JE^uity
Nancy 71» Sparks«
Dcfcnaanta»'
Toth© above-named Defendants: In th©
name of the State oi Oregon : You are here­
by required to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against you in the above-entitled
suit, on or beiore the first day of the next regular
term of the above-entitled Court, to wit : The
fourth Monday in March A. D. 1884. And if
you fail so to appearand answer said complaint
as above-required, for want thereof the Plain-
tiIF will apply to the Court for the relief pray­
ed for in his complaint herein, which is in
substance: That a certain mortgage desorlbed
in the complaint and executed by the said J.
W. Sparks and Nancy M. Sparks on the 12th
day of December 1882, to secure the payment
of a certain promissory note made by them to
Plaintiff on the same day, for $1,370, Gold
Coin, with interest from date at the rate of 10
per cent, per annum, and described in the com­
plaint be foreclosed ; and that th© premises
conveyed by said mortgage be sold a» by law
provided, and the proceeds thereof applied to
the payment of said not© and interest thereon,
and costs of suit; and also that the said De­
fendants, and all persons claiming bVj through
or under them be barred and foreclosed of al!
right, title, claim, lein or interest in and to
said mortgaged premises, and for such other
and further relief as to the Court may seem
equitable and just.
This Summons is published by order of the
Hon. R. P. Boise, Judge ot the Third Judicial
District, made on the 30th day of January
i
T. E. MA . 1.It -
47t7
Attorney for Plaintiff.
MISCELLANEOUS
SCHOOL
R. L. SÄYLOR
d & Gates,
PRUGGIST
SVCCKMORH TO NELSON «& BlftD.)
‘•tie* Visiting V afayttte will Nave a
oine Percent ce by <)«»iuiu« to a»ur
to .Make tlic.r Fur» liâtes.
We
«IFINK
-«e&i-
—
—
—4
School Su.ppliftì’i &e.
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STATIONED
MMES SE S': OCR
-«e-FERRŸ STP.EET.-Ï »
DAYTÖX,
-
OREGON.
äfW'W MTS : ■HgSfi'vj; Tgi
Of the Lucs'. Varie .le» ot
-"Ç
NERAL
MERCHANDISE
iro pr. pared to
-.o o -> e or.troniglcg n,
M.lvantigi.1 w.dcii . uy have nut
bitheno mJ sed.
Lumber
Boys
FLOORING,
SUING,
- z
BACCO & CIGARS
Buildisg
/ : One. r* v are,
S oi bare.
is now being manufactured at the
Yamhill Lumheiag C:
’ "1 ” "Ï
Cai dies,
Located on the North Yamhill River at Western Oregon Railroad Br Igo,
•
Two and one-half Mile East of McMinnville.
(lo ä nil Walc’iog,
Cals and Shell Harflwan,
We are prepared ship Lumber,
Jb any Point on iiie I f ”. O. aze' JI/'-
And also a ! r»e ".s rtmont of
liaii. ocF.s
A Cood Wagon Road to th® i’JUll-
Address all Ordea to
YAMHJLL LIJMBLRMG COMPANY,
McMinnville, Oregon.
l3-3t,
.rXTBA INDUCEMENTS FOR CAS T
I
WILLIAM HOLL.
Produce g Commission
Produce of all kind«; taken at the
Highest Market
House
BIRD & GATES.
—AND—
L>
BEC
!>i c.lli ntl vil le, 4>r.
J. B.
House, Carriage, Sign
LumbeK
Lafayette, Oregon, August 8, ?881.
I would respectfully call the attention of th
people to the fact that I
Pay Cawii
For all kinds of Prodcse, Oats, Burley, Cui|
Ai nni/C lA/ATO UC nnrl ICUU LI DV '
Lord, Apples, Oniona, Eggs, Chickei«
uLUunu if A I u lit ariu JLiV tLnl /Turkey«. Ducks, Geese and Potatoes.
—AND—
Notice is I ereby i<iven that by authority of
au order ol' the County Court of Yamhill
County, Oregon, duly rendered on the Wth day
PL,1TEn IV-IRK,
ot January, 18H4, I will, on
Siiturdity, the 1 Utli <lay, of February
A. D. 1884, at the hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon, in front of the Court House door,
7V a 7 IVwr l/ije* H'illi
at Lafayette, Oregon, proceed to sell at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, the following
de’i-ribcd real property belonging to the o-tate
ol T. M. Wright, deceased, to wit ■ A part of
ihe Don. tiou Lend Claim of T M. Wright,
Notification No. 1,574, Claim No. loin Section
18, T. 3 S., II. 4 W , in Yarnhill County. State
-iSTiA
of Oregon, an I Ismnded 'is follows: Begin­
ning at the South-east corner of »aid claim
thence West 21.60 chains to Kongo lino of T.
4 8., R. 3 W. ; thence North on said Range
line 40 chains to a »take: thence East 21.60
chains to a stake : thence South 10 chains to
the plaeo of beginning, containing 86 A 40-100
acre«, more or Ic. s.
TERMS OF SALE :—One-half d >wn st day
of «al'', end t he balance ou or belore October
• ..'"S .' :
1st last, aee irud be note and mortgage on the
premises.
LEE LAUGHLIN.
I have the agency tor .Johnson's
tent Ea
y-
Johnson's Ta
Tâtent
Easy-
41t5.
Administrator.
fittiug Spectacles and Eye-Glasses of all »le­
seli ptions.
All work done in a proper manner and a
Slicnii » Saie.
gum ante© given.
2i»-3m
By virtue of a decree of foreclosure of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the
County of Yamhill, made on the 2nd day of
October, A. D. 1883, duly enrolled and docket-
ed iti the Clerk’s oilice in said County, on said
day, in favor of Thomas B. Carey, Plainliif,
and against J. W. James, Defendant, for the
sum of Three Hundred »nd Fifty-two and 50-
100 ($352.50) Dollars, U. 8. Gold Coin, with
and
interest thereon at the rite el ten per cent, per
annum from the 2nd day of October A. D. It -3,
(ìrn<iììHHt«ì Painter.
t
and the further sum of Forty-three and 45-100
-
Oregon.
Dollars damages and costs, and u:i execution Mctlinuvllle«
and order of sale duly is-ued out of said Court,
Painting done in the neatest style, on the
therein attested of date January 15th, 18 I. I shortest notice and at the most reasonable
did oh the 17th day of Jani ry A. D. 1884, prices. Shop in tbe old Beary building on
seize and levy upon the real premises describ Third between A and B Sts.
rtt(.
nd in said decne belonging to o said De
.........
.........
endsDt.
Io wit: Lot No. four (4) in Block No. twelve
(12) tn A. B. Faulconet’s Addition to the Town
of Sbertdr.n. Y.imhill County, Oregon. Now
therefore, by virtue of said cxccution, ou
Kitnirdity, llio S3 a day «.f February
4 D 1884, at the hour of oue o’cli ck r a. of
said dsy> al the Court House door, in Lafav-
etlo.in said county and Mate, I will sei nt
public auction, for eat’u in hand, the above de­
scribed real premises of said defendant to ralis-
fv said decree, costs and aeeruing costa.
'
E. B. COLLARD.
Sheriff of Yambill Countv.
Dated Jan 22nd, 1884.
I
BUSINESS COLLEGF.
(Old “ NATIONAL," established 18««.j
I ha . e for sale
128 Front St., Bet. Washington and Alder,
POR TI.ASD,
A. I*. Armstrong,
J. A. Wesco,
-
I a ko have the
OllKfiON
rrinciv^L
PeniMnn «.nd %< < V
Canga Gypsor., or Land Plaste
The only fertilizer that contains Phosphate
Li »ne.
An institution designed for the practical
liess education of bot.» sexes.
I am also agent for the
Northwestern Jia ufastoiy k Car Compsip e
FARffl. Road and-Mill MACHINEIY,
and now have on exhibition at my store anne
assortment of Farm and Road J/achinery,i in­ Admitted on anv week-day of ih' 1
cluding the
vacations at any time, and no exam­
ination on. entering.
St. Paul Twine Binder.
Cail and see me at the Wallace BuiJing,
SC'HOI'AIISHIP:
opposite Masonic Hall.
For the Full Business Ccuisc, - $60.
lot*
E. X. UzlKlilMw.
Dress-EciakxziG.
Those wishing
4.rcSta’LUix.il*,
PEN WORK
Of all kinds executed t > order at reasonabl
rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
wawuiiA^ ‘•GBu Fitd
Done to Order, will please call oni
MRS. H. A- AILEN
At her residence, ,n Amity, Orgton.
Wv. 1,1881—tí.
The College Journal, containing in forma I ir’
of the course of study, when to enter, time re­
quired, cost of beard tc., and cuts of orna­
mental pennian; ¡¡in, . :..
ie pen of Prof.
Wesco, sent free.
Address;
A. P. ARMSTRONG.
Dortland. Or.
Lock Box 104.
4^
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QUfCKLY,
CHEAPLY, ON SHORU NOTICE, AT
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IF YOU WANT TO ICY
LUMBER
FI.WAL PROOF.
Land OlTice at CMc< n C’ty, O-e?nn, >
January .VI, 1884. )
Notice i» hereby jiven that the follow’ng.
named aestler has file I not o<? < i his i*.tention
to make final pro» ' in .-nppo. , of hia <<s.im,
and that said proof will be n.:. ‘e hrtorKlh
ter and Recover U. 8. Land OiHor, at
City, Oregon, <>it W »Linsdav. March I
V!.’ : I: tltt . ’
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3,893 for tho 8 1-2 ot S E 1-4 and E 1 -2 of
1-4 nt Sec 1.T6S.R9 »V.
Ho names the el -.owing wi'.nessee ion-ore
continue!» reankti'e u[»on an . cu. \ ition
said land, viz : Geo re Tharp. Nathan Hui
say, Francia Merecr and C. D. A ke-M»E. all u
Grand Rt nde P. 0.. F<*ik Coir v, Ovg »n.
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L. T.B.\r.:N. Pv-iator.
lixccutor’s Notice.
Nrt oe is hersby given that •-< v .lore'gned
haa leen dnlv appointed, Er •. or nt the ««.täte
of William Wood?, derea-td. <• the Countv
Court of Y’smh,,. ixniuty. State of Oregon, and
all pe.aons having ciatns aga st Mid estate
are hereby notified to pn-seut the r»me to
Geo. G. Binghgtn at biaoSrein tbecity of Me-
Minnvflle, Yamhill Coun:v, Oregon,' witbin
«ig montha from the data ot tbia notice
Dated this Jnd cay nt Jamiarv, 1884.
J ohn M c D onough .
flgo. G. B ikcbsm ,
Executor.
Atty for EMale.
gjtS.
Price
discove«*-
d(-es not
Also ex-
OF ALL KINDS.
By the Wholesele
si xT PnrsiciAN.
Jh . v i cI7 h, 1880.
it c \ —Gents ¡—Read-
Turf, Field and
■v:n Cure, aid
which had
If • -Jiteen month«.
.» li <x; res«, which in
» s and enlarce-
¡•i another hnrro.
t -«lay as oolta.—
• e one hundred
;• ’Yours,
:TOLtT, M. D.
or.
AT
¿gricult’ï al ijrijEifts,
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YARD
OF EVF.RY KIND. GO TC
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La fave /e, Oreg< n
DAYTON OGN
Send all’3
tp
vinCure
ON HUMAN . LESH.
Couna-ilo; at . em •
P.itvn'. Y«. N Y. Feb il, 1878.
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3. J. Kendtili Jt C< . Gent :—The perticuler
Itougb Lun>b»r, «f «II derer ption«, »•
• Pnrtiruh* attention ’ ver tc Q»nv »vat cmg rete on wh ieh I tue-i j .ur KeEdali'» Spaein
Collecting, Buying ami SeU og 3eal 1 sta ».
Care waa a mahgnact t tikb - rain of eixtern
nt. nthastanding. I uad tr ■ il many thing*,
but in vain. Your soa.in rare put tbe t <«
«TERLKX« F. UARE IN« on the ground again, and fi r tbe fimt tin e
’ tee hnrt tn a netur pneit on. For a family
ATTORNEY AT LAW, CONVEYANCER liniment it excets any .hing we ever used.
A Heal Ettnte an! CollMting Aaettanv No
Yours truiv,
Rr.v. M. P. B ill ,
Come and avail yourselve» of ' there bar­ try Public All work p«tel"ii»g to rbi. line
Pastor of M. E. Chireb, P.itena Mill, N.Y.
bi »rnaiM while the opportunity is before you.
C'eiidml to promptly and rena ly. A "O, mao-
Send for illustrate, circuit- giving poeitiee
af.'Ctorer and repairer nt B-»’V «nd Sbocr.. All
II*. V. J’OWf?£zA.
Kead- proof. Price,SI. Ail drug
bavcttorcan
w wc <l'»ne with oral OCT and ’ J ■*' «ptatcl
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qa j.»r» under Odd Fail kv' I»«J. McMinnville, get it fi>r you. Dr, B. J Kendall * Co-, Pro­
Dayton,
Oregon
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prietor», F».—fong Fall», Vu
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5'10 per 1,000 feet.
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