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WAGOX MAKI
and repairing
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do, the capitalist is now willing to ijbell
them for to anyl ly else ?
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Assuming th
o man can doubt, in
view,of the legislation of Congress, and
the words of the
tract, that these bonds
arc payable in cu ncy, my next proposi-
tion ia—that the United States shall issue
a new loan upon w ‘ h terms as sonnd fi-
Dance shall show to be most advantageous,
and, with the procpeds pay its five-twenty
creditors, «nd thus reduce the rate of in
terest, while at
e same time it keeps
exact faith in its _ „jntracts.
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or “repudiation, »» ? which
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onym for rascality’’ ....
or anything “irrecon
cilable with comnfon honesty.” « These
be hard word#, my masters.” n.As ,1 do
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not think they |add anything to the
i strength of the Tribune*» argument upon
a
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a legal
legal question
question re|i
a ting
to finance, I cer-
tainly v.M
can neither
rfeply to
them.
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VU nor
UVB return
B«VU«U VMV1U.
I only propose io reply to the specifio
argument of the Ti
^ribune, and, therefore,
refrain from discpi issing any of the col-
lateral branches of ii tbis subject.
Maj| I ask—as| the question >s one ot
great moment to the country—you ip jus
tice and fairness* to give this lettet
iettet the
same conspicuous insertion in the Ibaily,
Weekly
Sijni ^
( Which
3- K
Weekly and
and Sitni
Weekly Tribune,
you gave the attack
' “ Common honesty”
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would seem to require this.
,
Very truly yours,
B. F. BUTLER. T
To the Editor of the Tr/6uwe
Tribune : Sir—-A
?SON keeps ' prsl
' class Fa mi-
friend
has
sent
me
a
slip
fiotn your week
>ry ini Lafayette whiere can he
J. W. JOHNSON,
„JalTthe
Maple articles in the ly, containing tho Tribune'» reply to my
at all times f<4>nd
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Family.suppl line, besid es
letter on the subject of nat’unal finances.
My high respect for the editor, the pa
L Ar AT ETTB,
me one Assortment of
per
and its readers, prompts me to a rejoin
YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON,
üSEFÜL b D J.bXUH10tj's ARTICLES.
der which may contain a little more clearly
J. W. JOHNSON.]
Fancy So, s So,t!s of .il kinds, Ojn¿= the exact statement of the question at issue
penx ahd Inks, powder, between us.
i
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, (In advance.)
and Licorice, ; i pipesi,
jupes, pe
d Bar $>eadJ
wper, fancy
Caps; Shotjiqd
Lea Letter paper,
My most earnest désire is that the gov-
One Copy One Year,...................... $3 00.
rivy. Oysters erntnent shall fully, honestly, and exactly
and piatir n» ”* n ■elopes, plai^ a0d fancy,
One Copy Six Months, .
.... 2 00.
an# Sardines,
Sard m^S, ■Canned Fruits of all kinds,
meet every one of its obligations, according
Clergy men and Teachers will'be Fur
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Ilooflynd and Drake Bitters. to the exact and equitable condition of
Iloollynd
nished with the C ockier at $2,00 per annum.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
every contract it has made with its credit
SpHOOLBOO ,KS:
One Square, 10 Lines or less, one Inser-
I would advocate nothing short of
HOKUi^ AND DlIEWINO OF ors.
$3,00.
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this, and justice and good faith requires
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For each -wubsequent insertion,
dw. a
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he Best Quality.
nothir g more.
A liberal deduction will be made on
' j CEGARS, etc., etc.
I asserted that the five-twenty bonds
Quartery, Yearly, and half Yearly Adver-
Delon!
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were payable as to their principal in cur
tiACiocn
put
Medieine®.
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Medical and Law Cards, $10,00 per
rency
and i\-*
not J» in . gold.
This th e Tribune
K. SAMPSON of the LAFAYETTE
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ty of the leading proprietà denies,
A general
annum.
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WARE HOUSE, would say to all inter,
andfinsists that they are payable
;antly on hand.
Si^CoM Being the basis on whioh our ested, that he is prepared with improved ry remedies
in gold.
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rates are fixed, Currency will only be taken facilities for the accommodation of Farm Spìcchi
The whole question is, what was the con
tracts,
Cookii
at market sraluo.
Shippers^wHh
ers, Merchants and other Shippers,
with
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rÄtraud
safe,
accessible
and
convenient
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d
Tfie
first
$50,000,000
loan
of
August,
He
will
also
Purchase
and
Fof-
AGE. __
-T-yrp
and Axle rcase,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.^ ward Produee for a reasonable Copimis-
rtment of : ÜKET CUTLSRY, 1861, was issued at seven-thirty interest—
. 'Also
.
Goods
andi
Packages
Shipped
to
haps
, besides general
sion.
principal and interest payable in gold—
Lafayette. Oregon.
RAZI
: az (^ s
ipt
att-
my
care
will
receive
due
and
prom
r
pv
was so taken and so paid.
ben the five-
mentof
O ftice .—Next door to residence.
I entiou.
and many useful and orname tai articles too twehty loan bill was passed it established
N .
-J. K. SAMP
T. V. B. EMBREE.
me a call and the interest atsix per cent, payable in gold,
mention
numerous-
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Lafayette,
Nov.
23,
18G6;
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PHYSfClAN AND SURGEON.
but said nothing as to the currency in
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se. in * î
make a put
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Lafayette,
July
0,
which the principa! was to be paid.
Amity, Yamhill County, Oregon.
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£ Wh^B the five-twenty loan was before
The Frozen Well of Vermont.
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I.AFAYKTTE FF.BIl
A
O ffice .—Amitiy T>rng Store.
Congress, Judge Spaulding, of Ohio, ask
id Saw
The famous frqtep well at Brapdon,
ed Mr. Stevens, Chairman of‘the Commit
RE undersigned would respectfully an
Ai B. WESTKRF1EL.B,
nounce to the travelling public, that he
tee on Appropriations, who reported it, if Vermont, which has attracted so much at
» Fhylicita and Surgeon,
.... , at the Lafayette crossing of the Yamhill,
has,
he principal of these bonds was payable tention, is described by a recent visitor as
A LARGE, NEW AND SAFE FERRY BOA^,
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h gold as^well as the interest. f To which being forty-oné feet in depth aud pacing
LAFAYETTE,
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j on which he can cross Teams, Stock, <tcL,
Hr Stevens replied that the principal was through a stratum o f frozen gravel fifteen
O ffice —In Ilio Drag Store.
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feet thick before l reaching water. The
EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEAPLY.
il themsélvea ol f this method ot lot payable in gold.
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At the same session, when the first five- frozen gravel was o »verlaid by a four foot
to BUILDERS and other» that
The roads leading to and from this crossing V V sayi
¿red at all times to Furnish twenty Ioan bill was passed, the legaLtcn- layer of stiff clay, at id underlaid by two or
are in good repair, and person^ Yrotft th'- tlpiy are p
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going t<> Portland, McMinrivifle,forest
ler act was also passed, providing for lhe three feet < f graved which wm not frozen,
south
uts,
Sill* • *
A. G. PHILIPS, D. D. S.
lime and Hillsboro, and from the ?
hMr ? Flooring.
issue of what are now known as “green- It was dug in 1808^ by Mr/Twombly. the
Sleppe
■’ ;,\.willl
dweHi* g wi*h water,
LAFAYETTE.
going to Salem, Dallas, Corvallis!,
backs.” It was therein provided and 80 owner, to sup[ ‘
the shape of
ng in the
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And in fact verything
to their ac vantage to -tr
patronize
tin Fer
printed on the back of every note that it In wiotef, it t rrefzes i over generally at
Dr. O. W. GOITÍ HER,
JOHN
night several inched in thickness, and they
JCVjtSflaKrfe* is legal tender for every debt, public and
Lafayette,
July
31,
186&
PHYS fClAN.
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ot surpassed in
i Oregon, if
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nterest on the publié debt. If it
.t was not to break it, and aomdtîmes. io very cold
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NEW GOODS
Pacific Coast’
i 30 hard as tol>e useless
to be received for principal of the public winters, it freezes
'O ffice —At bi< residence in Chehalem
s situated on Panther Creek,
. Our
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until spring.^
Valley. Yaiwhill Cnuirtv. Ogn.
debt, why except tlr* interest?
1.0 í miles wjfest of LAFAIETTE, and is v p 1 - - -71
Last winter thi 18 ras the case, and in the
Besides the act made it receivable by
. * S. HURLBURT.
tjof large eleni
surrouded
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the United States f r all its loans, and spe month of May a mam had to be sent dowu
lao Cedar and
aqd Tender,Y*eltow
into the well to break up the ice before
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
cially coovertable into five-twenty bonds.
much other «Valuable Timber abound in
ained.
During the
Again in the following Congress, while water conld be
Lafayette, Yamhill County, Oregon. Will
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a portion of the five-twenty loan was yet su mm er there is icé attached to the stones *
We
furnii
stan'ly
in
receipt
of
I
of tAie Courts of this State.
untakén, another ten-forty loan was author of the wall near the surface of the water,
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Goods.
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ized at five per cent, interest, both princi and sometimes small pieces are brought ’up
Clothing,
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P. C. WUIfAff,
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pal and interest of which, by the terms of in the bucket Of ¡course, the is cold at
Boots and Shoes,
1 by M
Mechanic
echani !S to be superi
which
is
sai
all timet like ice-water. The owner says
AT TORNE Y-A T-LAW,
the act, were made payable in gold.
’ Fancy Goods, Notions,
or for iDsid Finishing pur poses to Pine
1 .Now, if it was the contract of the gov the middle of'the shaft is the ooldest, and
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
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cr Cedar.* ;
ernment that the six per cent, five-tweaty be complains of having caught the rheum
Hardware,
Particular attention given to collection of
We solid i a trial, and guarateo satisfac-
___ Queeo8Ware,
bonds were, interest and principal, payable atism by going down into it in hot weather.
notes, account*, liens, mortgages, &c.
tioh
f*
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t of frozen grave! hs
Cutlery. <^o.. SfC.
November 19, ’67
n43 ly
in gold, although directly to the tootrary The extensive de
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the water*
in
was stated on their face, why was it that the cause of the f
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ADDISON C. OIBBS.’ —
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itstery is bow did the
the government offered a ten- forty Ioan at the well; but the mystery
Lafayette, !ov. 26, .1866.
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lire? ? Was it formed
f
five per cent, interest and principal and frozen gravel get there
GIBBS A PARRISH,
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during the glacial period
period? ? Wells were
arf angements
both payable in gold ?
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
<.
H. CÄTTERLIN bas fitted ip
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In other words, how could the govern sunk at a distance of seventy feet on each
Harness apd Saddlery
ment expect the five per cent, gold paya side cf this one, to ascertain the cause of
AT DAW,
the phenomena. Intone at twenty nine
ble and gold, bearing loan to be taken up
PORTLAND, OREGON.
temperature.
When it had the six per cent, gold payable feet, they found water of 46° temperature,
in Lafayette in complete style, where
O ffick on Alder Street, in Carter’s new
while
that
of
the
frozen
well
was
40°. In
and gold bearing loan still before the coun
prepared to take
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the others they foi^nd layers of frosen
Photographs and Ambrotypes
inches to a foot
You say that the Tribune was largely, gravel tod ice from
A
B. F. BOYH in.
on short notice and in the best style of the
thick at a depth of ^wenty-nine to thirty
instrumental at the request of government
art.
)int * everything wa•*
¿ Attorney at Law,
through its agents, in persuading the peo four feet, at which ppi
Ladies, Gentlemen, Children; old and
SALEM, OREGON.
ple to let the government have their mon solid, and chunks of if ice were picked uiJ
young, all can be accommodated by present
th workmen atop-
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ey for these bonds. We assumed them by the workmen, and the
ill give prompt attention to all legal ing themselves Tor that purpose.
owever, is still uu?
day hfter day that every one would be paid ped. The mystery, how
busiiwas eutrusted to him at the Cap- “.Exchanging P hotcxjrams is all the 'age
OREGQNj
explained.
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itoL He will also praaetice in any of now
the with young gentlemen and young ladies.
in full in coin—principal and interest.
uet
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signed,
thankful
for
the
liberal
Call and gel a supply, and if I do
Courts of this State.
A 4 ly
44
Nott the ten-forty loan was put upon the
;e extended to him 1 in the
“ past
please you I will charge you nothing. K' fJ L JL patron iSge
Alabama is a 8tai •tej rich in natural re- i
market
by Jay- Cooke, as the agent of
old customers and otheraLl
would say t[iIhis
t|
Ben. F. Hayden,
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v2n9tf
1 W. H. CATTERL1N.
sources, with a fine » climato, and awwide
bette* prepared than ever, to Treasury, and if you will con«ult the files
that he is u
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
<»f the Tribune containing the advertise-
advertise range of production. > The Mobile Tribune
supply all dtmandsibr
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ment jof that loan you will find that Jiay
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State
of Alabama alone is capa-
Cooke advertise the ten-forty loan as the
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Oregon.
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dì and; descriptions, and lower only !<>an af the go varo meat, the principal ble of supporting 1^,000,000 of White
Of all kinds
ill
in the various Courts of this
ilt practice
[>raet
uge class land Quality of articles H and iptcrest of which were payable in gold. people. Ite
than the sat
Its iron is cqiual
equal to that of Swe-
Swe
DR. A. B. WESTEREIELD i I
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d elsewhere the
can be pur
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I have not seen that advertisement in den ; its cdhl beds, in extent and Odalitv.
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the T^buné, but it was so advertised, * ♦ surpass those of Pennsi
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C. G. GLRG.
» ; its marble
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, T^AINTS,
Again : you do not deny that thia five- rivals that azfCarrarah ; with
i ._r_. oulti-
proper
ATTORN EY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
loan, in wbat ever it is payable, is vation its soil cm be made to feed and
OILS, DYSTUFFS. <foc.
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SALEM, OREGON.
Repairg. Mending and Fixing twenty
.
now due at the option ot the United States. clothe an immense population,”
done on shirt ^Notice.
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practice in the Supremo and Circuit
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Practitioner? of Medicine, Surgery and
That is. tbe five years have passed at the
y y Courts of this Slate.’
B^,The .highest Market price paid for end of which bv their terms, the United
Needles were^first made in London iu
Fi. Obstetrics,
Particular attention paid to Probate
Hides and produce.
States
reserved
the
right
to
pay
them:aod
the reign of Queen Miry. The inventor
busmens and also to the collection of debts,
as
AS established himself ptrmsoent- " By' promptitude jin business I hope to the government has the right to pay them
died without imparting the eeeret of his
and forwarding of proceeds.
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r_ of the patrbn- today in whatever currency the contract
a continuance
art. ¡jTbe a# was recovered in. 1565.—
tion of the trade to his stock.
, age heretoft i so generously extended to me.
calls for—whether gpl4 or paper.
hkas Growsp first taught the English to
Physician«’ Prescriptions pat
ujat
JKirCusfbm’ers ' from the
opposite
If
these
hoods
are
payable
io
gold^wby
make
needles, but the Hrt was again lost
attorney at law ,
< all hours, and on short notice.
side'
1
of
tbiE
F
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t
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p
Uvpr,
whb
purchase
the
are
¡they
selling
at
from
108
to
112
in
cur
noìtf
no'tf
A. B. WESTERFIED.
for- ttparly a century, tthen it was again
Lafayette, Oregoa,
i
amount of {five dollars, will
11 ‘ be entitled
rency when gold is worth 143 to 145,
recovered by Christopher Geeening. who
I3T Prompt attention paid to Collections.
If
the
United
States
should
now
choose
ferriage
at^y
expense.
settled
Long Creo don, F in Buckingham-
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si
d
NEW
BOOT
AND
SHO
to exercise its right to pay them —whiCfi «hire< Needles are now
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CAAA
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•mber 1, 1868;
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would seem to be wise, as they are nntax- Redd
I
itch,
in
Worcestershire
; Ha th orsa ge,
■ til' I I*: 7i?*|0> ■'*
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able, so that theft interest is io f*£t, from in Derbyshire, and h »od
near Birming-
Jttirnejj
one to three per cent, higher than six per bam. 8ome years ago lCv,wWV,vv
HE undersigned bpg« leave' to announce
I
100,000,000 nee-
to thei public, that he has established
I centjto the holder—in that case w|>j dies A week.were made'in Redditch.
AND • Ji COUNSELOR
AT
LAW,
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BÜPHi ■
POWELL & MILLICAN■ i* i 1 ‘ should the government be called upon to
himself
in Lafayette.
Og’n.
in the
himself
m Lafayette.
O/fn.
in Imsin
the business of Í
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of manufacturing Boots and Shoes ol al and
jWhe
earaiags of
Id or its equivalent in oi
cur
Th* eaeaiaft
of the
tha Allan tie cable daring
are ort hand Jan i Indefinite nembeY of pay them in gold
every
description
and
pattern.
ETQBNK HEYIPL.E7
say 148, when anybody else can the past j - m * ar* reported at S1.60Q.000 in
if*
^irior quality of »
L rency,
Genta
’
and
Ladies
’
gold of
satn the Newfoaadlan JinW re
nf which sum
buy them at 112 ?
AiTT0RN|T AND SOLICI TOR
ceived
$500.000
in irold ae its share. Ocean
th
Why ahofcld the taxpayers ufaa wiled
r Boote, Shoes nr Gaiters
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Oregon.
telegraphing
evidently
nap; but
bet
pare;
hot before|otig
Mending done to order/
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upon to pay the bolder from thirty to forty
oom pan v
nave plenty of r|vah
O ffick on Front Street, up stairs. a<ijoi
orn
Wheat taken in exehangefor work
pur cent, more in orderu.tp redeem these the cable company will have
Far sale oi f nrnet reasonable term*.
ing Knapp àc Burtelk
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’
ate
th* better
—
and
the
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