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defy competition in the line of Cards,
Programmes, Blanks, Bill-heads, Letter-
•^^Afier serving out bis time Tbos. Skeens
was given the position of assistant jailor
which he fil s with profit to himself and
creditato the c.mnty.
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The Supreme Court h is not reached
any Yam bill business yet.
1 The girls get away with the boys spell­
ing in this place. Misses L;uisaChrisman
and Rachel Davis each in turn spelt down
fa
the school Wednesday evening.
ÌAÙFORNIA,
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pupils. About fifty of these have
become ministers of the Gospel; as
many more have become lawyers;
a great many have become doctors
and teachers; a much larger unm-
bcr farmers and mechanics; four
have been transported; two have
been hanged ; and—a good many
more ought to be 1 ”
Wm. Cullen Gaston, of Port­
land, writes to Hon. John P. Irish,
of Iowa City, Iowa, a graphic pic­
ture of Oregon, its climate, pro­
ductions scenery, etc., etc., which
is published in the Ioioa State Press,
Mr. Irish’s paper. Mr. G. paints
Oregon all that fancy could desire,
and. is withal, a decided success as
a pen artist. Such correspondence
does
our State
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J udge U pton ^ s R eports and
the “ O regonian .” —Upon reading
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W EAVES AT 7 IN THE MORNING
Arrjjyinp at Salem at 10
Returning; leaves Salem at One e’clock
Arriving 6t pallasi et 4.1
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maintaiu jts| standing as a first class resort
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ISAAC 8AMPSON.
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l^OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Xw the undersigned Executor o| the last
Will and Testament of Jatnes'D. Jump, de-
cea-ted, Uas filed his final account of his
Administration of said Estate in the County
(jourt of Yamhill county, Oregon<and that
by order of >aid Court,
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Monday, March 3.^
8. 1878,
1873,
At 1 oclocfap. hi of said dayt a;pointed as
the time' f|r Hearing said account at the
Qonrt House in said County.
; All persons interested in said Estate are
ljereby notified |o appear at paid’ time and
£ace and Jile^ny ejections that they may
>ve to .«aiii at&oant.
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F. janI7:1873wl]
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The members (and they consti­
tute a majority of the body) of the
South Carolirta Legislature who
At thé Old Brick Corner
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The New York Sun speaks of
an “unkalsomined fraud” in Indian
management. . Instead of “ white­
washing” committies we expect in
tnfl 1 future to read “kalsomining
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lira. Mizmie Myrtle Miller is
Dr. H. H. Littlefield has removed to st
Joe, where be can be found either at his
drug store or residence in that place to
attend to professional calls.
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Walling, at Amity, has apple trees, comprehensive and apparently just
cherry trees, pear trees and plum trees, criticism of Upton’s new volume of
with a large assortment of nut and orna- “ Reports,” we are reminded of the
mental shrubbery fur sals cheap.
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vetera# teacher’s answer to the
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question as to how many pupils
LOCAL ANO DOMESTIC. he had taught in the fifty-nine
years of his labors, which was as
W hich is R jhmt :—There |is. practically
two sides to this proposition viewed in the follows:
We are informed that there will be no
Special Term to try the four prisoners
now confined in the Yamhill cage. These
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Head and Foot Stop
heal*, Hand-bills.
light of Lindley Murray’s injunctions on
•the subject ot correct speaking:
•• Neither beauty nor wealth can make
Ils possessor happy.” \
I’rof. Randall, and correctly, we think,
approves of theaabove form of expretsion,
-while others there are, among good writers
too, who adopt this torn: 7< r
make
•• Neither beauty npr wealth
their possessor happy.”
Which is right, and why ’
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G rammar E xercises at tux A ciademy .—
Prof. Randall and pupils meet at the
Aeaikvny building one -evening in each
week lor praciical exemplification in
grammar. Here the rules are applied and
‘•knotty” questions discussed. These exer-
cisses are worth more to the class than are
their entire studies for the remainder
the week.
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Spelling exercises are prosecuted one
evening in each week also.
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to the end that the confusions Chaos, unin-
lelligibikty andjnonuniformity which have1
heretofore characterized Reports shall be
amended in the future. Each printed
blank is accompanied with instructions
as to the proper mode of proceedure un-’
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the East. The people generally
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BuHeiin, Oregonian and Pan-
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Beautiful picture frames at Kelty &
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Simpson’s, cheap.
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Musical instruments of all kinds at Dr.
JLittirfleld’s drug store in St. Joseph.
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rill and Ttbtsmetit of William Blair, decea­
sed, by
unty Court of Yamhill coun­
ty, Ore_
hereby notifies all persons hav-
hav­
ing Claims
inst deceased ’* ’s ~
Eestate to pre-
sent them properly
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[enee,
reside-
“, >ne mile south of Dayton, in said
county < w
tix r months from'thif date.
16,1873
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Dayton,
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MES D. MITCHELLf
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Thè Democratic Legislature of
We have blank eabpoenas and J rum - 1870 reduced the fees of county
mooses lor Justices’ Courts for sale cheap officers ¡to something a near lev­
el with the fitness of things. The
A alight snow fell oa Wednesday night
Republican Legislature of 1872
straightway increased the fees and I
PROCLAMATION
F ine W eather at T he D alles . and salaries of Clerks, Sheriffs, etc.
Under the Aot of the Legisla-
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Oregon', en-
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T Litigants “
Mart Brown suggests a chain titled “an net
irotect
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to
pi
tache of this office, states! that the
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1872,
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L afayette
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dir published
iriied at Lafayette, in the
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weather is fine and pleasant, and gang for Albany.
hill, Oyegon, has been. desig-
county
galfand-
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plowing is being done preparatory
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Gen. Gordon has been elected natedio_
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muuun, and
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yertisments for said county
of YamhifL
to the inauguration of gardening United, ^States Senator from Geor­ I^W
said
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with the county
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operations. No snow cumbers the gia.
4d county; a written stipulation
lerk of «¿id
Clerk
> conditions of said Act, together
accepting
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with a .
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approved
as the
directs
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E. C. BRADSHAW,
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We have commenced gathering -Attorney at Law,
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
facts for a biographical sketch of
one W. B. Morse, “ General Agent
Offioe in the Court
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insurance Go. It will be inter* V'L eaneb AND REPAIRED by
W. 0. B edw I A l j >> L a FAYBTTE.
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L afayette C ourier , is hereby proclaimed
to be appointed and confirmed as the medi­
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virtue of an execution issued out
10 I m «rirtne of an order made by theri Ounty
Hon. Circuit Court, of the State of Ore n, Co* t of Yamhill Oounty, Oregon, oA the
for the county of Yamhill, and to mh dire< d 10
day
of January
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by R. H. Lamson, Clerk,' in favor ofM c
Friday, February
187,3 D1’’-
Hart. Plaintiff, and against the McMinnv lie
Water Manufacturing Company, Defeud it
for the sum of one hundred and sevent » Atone o’clock, pm,, sell, at public auction
three and 63-100 dollars (1173 63) damag h to the highest bi. in., sell, at public auction
House door, in dder, in front of the Court
and the further sum of four hundred! a
Oregon, the follLafayette, Yamhill county,
twelve and 5u-i00 doilars ($412 55) costs,
have levied on the real estate hereinaftai to wit: A porowing described real estate,
described, as the property of the above Claim of Johntion of the Donation Lnud
tion Number B. Roland, being Notifies-
named Defendant, aud on
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Monday, the 24tli day of Fehr., 1873, particularly y, State of Oregon, and moro
Begidningdescribed as follows, to wit:
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one o
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at a" stake set' in the weat
I will proceed to sell at public auction North 2| line
of said Claim 100 chaini
Court
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'‘7_7‘‘ ‘House door, corner of deg. west, from the south weet
in Lafayette. Yamhill county, Oregon, to
the highest bidder all the right, title and 37.79 ch said Claim; thence north 36 deg Kti
interest of the said McMinnville Water & chains; ains; thence north 68 deg E. 14.00
Manufacturing Company, in and to the fol­ thence thence north 27 deg west 6.00 chs;
west bwest 48.37 chains to a stake on the
lowing described property, to wit:
south
boundary of said Claim 1.18 chains
Blocks Numbers 2, 3, id, 7, 9,12 and 13;
uer
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deg east from the north west eor-
Lots Numbers 1, 2, 3 4 and 8 in Block Num­
south
Bean
Champ's Land Claim; thence
ber 15;
15, Lots Numbers 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8,
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east 43.80 chains tn the plase
in Block Number 14, lying and being in
acre
eginuing,
containing 166 and T-100
Johns’ Addition to the town site of McMinn­
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the
following
deseril
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tract
of
load,
each
eaeli lying in Johns’ Addition to the town
Tit:
Being
a
part
of
the
Donation
Land
site of McMinnville, and part of each east Claim ot J. Roland, Claim Number 44, ritu«
of the dividing line between Johns’ Addi­ a*ed in said county and State, and in T. 3 8.
tion and the land of W. T. ¡Newby; also a
Srt of the Donation land claim of J. H. IL 4 W., and bounded as follows, to wit:—
Beginning at an ash free, in slough, on an*
own, sr., aud wife, situated in Yamhill gle
the line dividing the heirs’ part of
county, Oregon, in Section 6,-,T. 6 8. R. 6 W. said in Claim
between W. C. Smith and H.
and more particularly described as follows:
Griner;
thence
south 54 dag east 2 JO chs to
Beginning at a point where S. P. Osborn’s set part for ccanmencement
ot survey;—
east line intersects the north bank of the thence south 3<F deg west 37.86
to
South Yamhill River;"thence north 3.50 south line of said claim 44; thence chains
wist
to
chains; thence north 52 deg 10 min ea«t 3.53 south west corner of said Claim; K wee
chains; thence north 63 (Jeg 30 rain east 2.96 north 24 deg 15 min west 1.00 chains to ths
chains; thence south
jdeg east 5.44 chas;
thence south 75 j deg wedt 7.40 chains to the south east corner of Smith’s part; thence
north 36 deg east 37.79 chaiiMfcto said aaa'
place of beginning, containing three and 3- tree:
north 63 deg east 4.63 chains
100 acres more or le^s. And also the follow­ north thence
36
deg
east from said commencement
ing described property, to wit: Being a point, containing
10 and 2-100 acres.
part of the Donation land claim of 8. B.
“TERMS OF BALE
United States
Osborn and wife as’the same appears of rec­ Gold Coin, one-half to be paid down at the
ord in the Land Office at Dregon City, Ore- time ef saie, and the other half to be paid
gon, more particularly described as follows: one
year from the day ot sale, and to be se­
eginning at' a point in the center of the cured by mortgage on the premise.
County Road] leading through Sheridan to
Lafayette, Jan. 21,1^73*.'
the Willamina bri ge at a point where said
LEE LAUGHLIN,
road crosses the east line ot said Donation Administrator of the Estate ef W. O,
land cleim; thence westward along the cen­ Smith, deceased.
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ter of said road 12 rods to a stake; thence
north ten rods to a stake; thence easterly
parallel with the said road 12 rodsr thence
SHERIFF’S. SALE.
south 10 rods to the place of beginning,
containing three.fourths of an acre, more or
TWTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
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w virtue of an execution issued out of the
Also 30 feet wide on each side of the cen­
Hon.
Circuit Court, of the State ot Oregon, for
ter of the present line of ihe above named
Company’s Can<.l as the same is constructed the county of Yamhill, and to;me directed
through * the Donation land claims of J. H. by the Clerk of said Court, in favor of I.
Brown, sr., and wife,
wife. W. C. McClure and M. Johns and against the McMinnville Wa
wife and John Woods and wife,, together ter Manufacturing Company, for the sum of
with the Canal as constructed belonging te one Itundied and fifty-six and 28-100 dollars
said McMinnville Water Manpfaetnring (3156 28) U. 8. Gold Coin, I have levied on
Company, and'the Franchises, rights, right as the property of the said McMinnville Wa­
of way which the raid McMinnville Water ter Manufacturing Company, and will pro­
Manufacturing Company have obtained by­ ceed to sell, at public auction, to the high-
virtue of their organization or or by pur­ est bidder, for U. 8. Coin, m front ot the
chase. The starting point of said Canal be­ Court House door, in Lafayette, Yamhill
ing at the Falls on the South ramhill River county, Oregon, fhe real estate hereinafter
on the Donation land claim of 8. P. Osborn described, tcn
and wife, and the point of termination being
Manday, February 24th, 187S,
located near McMmnvill,(south of Rowland's
Addition to said town of McMinnville.
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All the above described property is situa­ At one o’clock p. m. of said day, all the
ted in Yamhill county, Oregon, and is to be right, title and interest of the said McMinn­
sold to satisfy said execution and accruing ville Water Manufacturing Company in and
to the following described real properly,
costa.
to
wit:
Two
acres
or
Land
Lafayette, Oregon, Jan. 23,1873. -
south
of
Bowlaud's
Addition
.to
the
R. P. BIRD,
town
of
McMinnville,
commencing
on
the
Sheriff of Yamhill epunty, Oregon.
south boundary of Sixth street in said town
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of McMinnville, thirty feet east of the Cem­
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etery; thence south 4.47-100 chains; thence
Sheriff’s Sale.
east 4.47-100 chains; thence north 4.47-100
chains; thence west 4.74-100 chains to the
L. G oldsmith , B. G oldsmith , ]
place of beginning. Situated in said county
and M. G oldsmith , Plaintiffs, I
and State. And also Lots Numbers I, 2,3,
F Foreclo8’re 4, 7 and 8 in Block Number 20; lots Num­
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J. R j B ean and
bers 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8 in Block Number 19;
M argaret B ean , Defendants.]
all the above in Bowlad’s addition to the
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Y VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT AND town site of McMinnville.
Fraofional
Block
number
23
in
John’ Ad­
foreclosure of mortgage in the abave
dition
to
the
town
site
of
McMinnville.
entitled suit. made and entered of record in
Fractional Blocks uumbers "21, 30, 31
the Circuit Court, of the Stats of Oregon,
for Yamhill county, and an execution in part of each lying in Johns’ Addition to the
accordance therewith, duly issued thereon, town of McMinnville, and the remainder
out of said Court and to me directed in fav- east of the dividing line between Johns’ Ad­
}Or of said Plaintiffa, L. Goldsmith, B. Gold­ dition and the land of W. T. Newby.
All the above described property is in
smith and M. Goldsmith, and against said
Defendants J. R. Bean and Matgaret Bean, Yamhill county, State of Oregon. To be
for the sum of Two Thousand, Seven Hun­ sold to satisfy said execution and accruing
dred and Twenty-four and 82-100 dollars costs.
Lafayette. Jan. 18, 1873.
¡,(32724 82) U. S, Gold Coin with interest
R. P. BIRD,
thereon \ at the rate of one per rent, pe
per
Sheriff Yamhill Co., Oregon.
month from the 15th day of July, 1871, i in jan24]
like Gold Coin, and the further sum of four­ a
ADMINISTRATOR* NOTICB.
teen and
20-100 doltars costs and
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disbursments of Suit, 1 have levied on aaJ
Estate of John Moar, sen., deceased.
will proceed to sell at public auctiOM, to the
highest bidder for V- 8. Gold Coin in ac­ WTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
cordance with said execution and deoree ol JLw the undersigned has been appointed
Foreclosure, in front of the Court House* Administrator of the Estate of John Moar,
deor, in Lafayette, Yamhill county, Ore­ deceased, and all persons having claims ag­
gon, the real estate hereinafter described, ainst the estate are required to present
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under­
The Mth day* of February, 1873, at signed at nis residence in Daytou, aix
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1 o'clock n. m. of said day, all the right, ti­ months from date.
Dayton.
December
10
2 1872
tle and interest of the said Défendante
b .' e /L îppêncott .
Bean
in
and
to
the
following
Administrator.
real : property as described in said decree edc31w4
of foreclosure, to wit:
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A CARD.
and more particularly bounded and descri­
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bed as follows;
Lots No. 1, (one) 2, (two) 3, (three) and
Whereas M. Feeker has circulated the
4 (four) in Block No. 9 (nine) in the town report that I deal In poison liquors, I take
of McMinnville; also Lot No. three (3) in
Block No. eight, (8) and twelve (12) feet on this method of saying that I have done busi­
the west side of Lot two (2) in Blook No. ness in Lafayette many yearsL' and that I
eight (8) in said town of McMinnville — have endeavored to act uprightly with the
Also the east half of the north west quarter {»ublic generally, and |my customers particul­
of the north east quartet Of Section four (4) arly. I can only account for Feeker’s con­
in T. 4 south of Range 4 West, being part duce in the premises on the hypothesis that
of the land in Notification No. 6,611, Ceriifi- he fears fair and manly oompetition and there­
cate No. 3.437, assigned to N. B. Bean and fore has resorted to cowardly falsehood to
more particularly all the said N. B. Bean’s destroy his rival.
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land on the east half of said Notification
iAfayette, Nov. 29,1872.
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4, T. 4 iouth of Range 4 West; all in Yam­
hill county, in the State ot Oregon, together
LAFAYETTE ACADEHY.
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execution, costs and aocruing costs.
Lafayette, Or. Jan. 23,1873.
R. P. BIRD,
Sheriff Yamhill county.
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A lady writes to the Mountain
FRIDAY, JAN. 31, ll 1873.;
Democrat criticising a sermon she
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alleges was preached by Rev. Mr.
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Newton
against
Spiritualists
iff
R. T. WEATHERLY,u PASTOR.
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wherein he said that spiritual wo-
tU
Appointments
for Lafayette Circuit as folk !
en frould generally commit adub
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attorneys at Law,
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Governor of Oregon.
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