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The railroad companies finally suc-
Report.
Lafayette
Cc
Jourier
on the public, which begun with- and not the proceeds of dividends
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The IA mm • Cteimty
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.r.OOJLiIt . • i i T h ■! i
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oeeded *n bribing their way through
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The
more
carefülly
the
report
Published «very Friday by
eporl the original denials of any interest from the stock, which thev denied
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the Iowa ' Legislature, on the defen
i
The
meeting
of
the
Farmers
of
in
the
Credit
Mobilier,
has
been
of
the
Poland
coramittee
studied,
ittee
is
studied
ar. jpiL.
ever having held. Now the com Linn county, held at .Albany last
sive The Des Moines Iie}nibluxm for
the more flagran rite conclusions, pursued throughout, while peijuiy I mittee find unanimously that they
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insinuating that wholesale bribery
TERM8 OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Saturday,
elected
officers
as
fol
Las
been
superadded
in
the
desper
omissions, and
i
pirtiality appear,
each held ten chares, and received
had been resorted to to control the
«3 OO
Q jm CeNr^Xkao Year,.
Its practical
al efl( et thus far has ate effort to enlist public sympa the dividends thereon, the sum of lows:
For President, Judge Baber;
Six MMtka,
1 T5 acf *0Ii oi the Senate, hud its editor cast been to excite syn pathy for Antes thy and confidence.
$329
being
paid
in
money
as
the
, !
Oss Ce»v- ««•___
It has been proved by the rec net result, in addition to the stock. Vice President, James Finlayson;
1 00 into prison. The next session in that and Brookâ, who are condemned
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State, composed of members fresh ’by the hopest judgment of both ords that Ames made his contracts | I In plain terms; they morally ccn- Secretary, A. W. Stanard; Corres
from the people, will do the work for parties. And tba reaction is so with all the members at the very rvict Garfield and Kelley of perju- ponding Secretary, J. H. Smith.
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RATES .or ADYEKTISINQ 0
The
Committee
on
Resolutions
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the monopolists. The p* ople are fully strong against tli^ manifest injus time when Washburn first demon | ry, and yet find them to be so in
mi
puriiçhingjtwo men for the strated, or within a few weeks nocent as to be undeserving of reported as follows:
ai oused on the subject of the heartless tice of punishing
1 Inch, I 75 11 2ö j TTBTs <Ä i 9 œ |d5 (í)
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wliiçh others equally afterward; that is to say, in De punishment I So Dawt^, Schofield, - Resolved, That we cordially in
IS (>0 exactions and ruinous extortions prac very crime of wlf
fehl
dorse
the
propostion
as
contained
that thero, is cember, 1867, and January and and Bingham, who pocketed the
22 00 ticed upon them by a combination of guilty are acquitted,
acquit
¿Incites,
30Ö0
«Inches,
-
roads against them. Their day of danger of a stillt greater wrong February 1868. No argument is fabulous dividends, are only criti in the call for a State Convention
3200
1
of
Farmers,
to
be
held
at
Salem
needed
to
show-
the
connection
of
being perpetrated)'by the failurè
cised to the extent that they—
i li
S ho » reckoning is near at hand.
on
April
10th,
1873.
the
two
events.
They
speak
for
to
visit
any
of
tliQ..conjricted
with
poor
innocents
I
—
“
were
not
suffi
30
30
50 00
Resolved, That we hail with un
themselves.
dividend
AT
The Rev. County Sahool Superin the penalty they deserve.
30
90 0Ò
ftO
_ 4 • TV • A ■ •»-%
• eu
• of « 6G
. 1 • per —2 ciently carefUl lu ascertaining bounded pleasure tne news tnai«
It is true the rases of Ames cent, in Union Pacific bonds and what they were getting 1 ”
tendent of Multnomah county is em
Bnsinea« notice* in the Local Columns, 25
reaches us from different quarters
Censurable as is the failure of of the State of the organization of
phatically in favor of compulsory ed and Brooks stand out as some 60 e:r cent, in stock was declared
cents per line, each insertion.
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For legal and transicqtadvertisements $2.«
and another of the report to condemn the crimi-
what exceptional/, butrather iu on ec. 12,1867,
Farmers
’
Clubs
for
their
mutual
50 per square of 12 lines, for the first inser ucation. After this would come a de
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guili 20 per centén bonds on Jan;. 3, nals'whom it seeks to shelter, it is protection, k
tion, and SI XX) per MJuare tor each subsequent mand for compulsory church attend notoriety than in moral
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nsertion.
The public gaze h|p been rivétq 1868—only 80 in bonds and 60 in simply infamous in th< case of
ance
;
and
this
is
not
all.
The
right
Rpsolved, That we implore our
Legal Advertisements to be Paid for up
stock in three weeks ! In the fol Colfax. He stands before the
on making Proof by pte Publisher.
to force the parents of the country to hpon them frpm fifcecial causes-^-
brethren
throughout the. State to • J
Personal Adv«. Sfi Cis. S ld«e.-g| send their children to school would Ames as the great contractor èf lowing June there was a cash aiv- country covered with corruption proceed at once to organize Farm
I
idend-of 60 per cent., and a stock and false swearing. That he was
Suberiptions Sent East;
00 a Year.
ers’ Clubs imtho8e portions of the
carry with it tho right to fix the sala the Pacific road ahd one1 of tie dividend of 40.
bribed by Nesbit is now evident State where such organizations do
ries of teachers and pass upon their chief managers of |ie Credit Mo
—-
Ames
When
paid
id
off
his
Con
from his own showing, and that he not exist.
sr
qualifications. Then we would have bilier, and Brook||a8 a Govern gressional stockholders in June, he
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wilfully falsified about the $1,000
ment
Director,
aiid
member
of
Resolved, That it is manifestly
each school house occupied by some Congress, who appropriated the furnished to each one a statement
Aau i/uwwrj»
lidl
Directory.
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bill is no longer in dispute. He is to the interest of the farmers to
“Rev.” with sufficient intelligence.at
................... —T.,.,. .4
influence of both positions for pti r- showing the result of the so-called not a member of the Senate, and build their own warehouses and to
Arrives from the north daily at 12 m.
least to draw his pay.
at 10:30,
1U:3O? a.
* ‘ m.
Departs both ways St
sonal profit. There is no differ investment up to that time, by his proposition for investigation in hold their produce in their own
nia Taylor
Tavlo ’s bridge and
from Portland via
ence of opinion abciut their crim which Garfield, Kelley and others, that body while another was pend possession until sold.
Newberg,
Newberg» weekly. Arrives at 6 p. in., on
The
Bulletin
publishes
a
statement
1
¡Saturday. Departs atf a. m., on Friday.
yho never paid a dime, got their ing was one of his small tricks
inality.
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Resolved, That we as farmers do
r Dayton
_ 6 ■ r times a week";
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Arrives at • - 3 p. m. signed “ Democrat” exculpating Col
stock and a large consideraton in which deceived nobody.
But
if
Ames
is
gjiilty
of
having
Departs at 4.
not
propose to make war upon or
fax
from perjury and bribery. We
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bribed
or
improperly influenced money, while Colfax, who paid
Mr.
Colfax
is
amenable
to
im
interfere with the interests of any
suppose the question is now settled
the implicated • members of Con $543 72 on account of twenty peachment by the House of Repre business man or men, i>ut simply
that it was neither bribery nor perju
gress by his dealiigs with them shares, was credited with his stock, sentatives. The House has origi to protect ourselves.
Yamhill Cönnty Directory.
ry that Colfax was guilty of. He
at least . fu,vvv,auu
$8,000, and was
in Credit M
o OT hcim in what light worth
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wuo nal jurisdiction over Colfax under
Mobilier
Resolved, That we tender our
.Mj'M, Ramsey had a right to take stock as a gift
County Judge
• è
do
they
stand
whof
accepted
uis
jP®
1
^
$1,200
in
greenbacks.
To
the
Constitution
by
the
power
to
.R.
H.
lxniBOB
Clerk v...........
!"
sincere thanks to the editors of
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» receive®
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L. ciirxnnico
a. P. Bird and then vote to swap a first for a
Sheriff..............
suppose tlxnt
that tliean
these mnn
men, Venn
who nnn.
con ini peach «him. The Senate has those papers who have given us
___
id
its
stock
enormous
..,.J. M. Kelty second mortgage on the Union Pacific
Treasurer.....
H
j Dawson
who concealed trolled the legislation of the coun pone except in the capacity of aid and comfort by publishing let
dividends, and w
Co. ^auunieaioners..
J ’ Hulery to make that stock immensely val
.IL* Âmes as “ trus try and were familiar with its vast High Court to try the often co. ters, notices and other matter that
themselves behind,
ÍC.J Handley
Surveyor....
uable.
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I. Davis
Aaeessor....
tee ” until the scand tai became pub- ramifying interests, were ignorant Why was his flagrant case omitted have tended to the furthering of
H. II.
... He wit
School Bup’t
of the sources of these fabulous Tft the report.? Was it to shield our intere8terand we consider it
Coroner. A ..
. ,.j..jDr. Johnson
A nd M ore T rouble .—Imagine the lie? To aj ppprecipte the exact dividends, is to beleive that the
him, or to avoid the scandal of an our duty to give them our patron
. . ... J! t
LEGISLATURE.
mortification of he of the Rqxrrter to position of tl hesc m£n it must be foremost legislators of the country
f
impeachment of »'the Republican age and support.
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borne
in mind
tliit the hostile
. . .*LíJ. W. COWIS find duly printed on his “ patent out
State Senator.
lie Pacific Rail
Rail- xvere imbeciles. Such profits could Vice-President? The candor of The resolutions were unanimous
movement against the
uJ T. R; Harrison
Bep’s
•'
side
”
of
last
week
an
article
which
• ’ ’ !( A. R. Bkrbank
road was begun by the Hon. C. C. not come from the road itself, for the country, which resents this ly adopted, speeches were made by
had appeared on his inside but three
Washburn of Wisconsin, on the the interest was in arrears. The shameful discrimination, h'xs al ies3rs. oonn
John Jttenry
Henry omito,
Smith, Jame
James
H
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T
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weeks before! Of course the “patent” 9tli of December IS 67 by 1 a bill to suggestion of ignorance is an in- ready answered with a stern and Messrs.
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inlayson,
Phillip
Low,
of
Linn
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printer cannot know what has already reduce the rates of |transiK)rtation. suit to public intelligence.
indignant voices It demands equal county, and Capt. J. H. D. Gray,' > ’
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OBEOON ’ OFFICIAL DBECTOBT.
appeared in any of the papers he sup Hence, while it ma| be technically
In the face of these disclosures, justice, and nothing short of that of Clatsop. The Register says:
j; ¡lili i'i ¡1
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plies.
Con
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blame
him.
k
EXECUTIVE DErvBTMENT.':
true that the road 'was not then the report says that “ it does not will satisfy an* aroused public “ The meeting was largely attend
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F.
Grovel
t.rover
Governor...................
seeking legislation from Congress, appear that any of them knew that opinion.
ed, and great harmony and much
.8. F. Chadwick
Secreta^r of State.
ti Corporal O’Casey,” Grant’s broth
the
profit
and
dividends
were
to
The
fears
that
were
expressed
....£
ISeiisblàfeP
as
has
been
urged
to
extenuate
the
Treasurer of State.
enthusiasm prevailed. The tangi
er-in-law, has been reappointed Col venality of the incriminated mem be in the stock and bonds of that when this committee was appoint
• • • • .Eugene Bemplé
State Printer............
S. A Simpson
ble result? are yet to be seeh.
State librarian........
Uagiatar of State Landa... Ki Jl 11 nUIR .Itii' ■ ;. : ( lector of Customs for New Orleans. bers, still it is nonalthe less true company.” Of course it does not ed have all been verified. The two United action is now the need.”
Next to Murphy, this man Casey has that it was striving to prevent appear ! technically, because the Democratic members, Niblack and
i'-i' .s
COMURZSRIO.SAL.
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u, Lj ¡it! 11 hit been the most corrupt villain in the
this and other advi^se legislation, guilty parties were not very likely Merrick, were chosen for the serv One of the most remarkable default
James K. Kelley
U. 8. Senator
of this decade is Samuel E. Rankin,
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which would have Seriously dam to tell on themselves; but {he ice because they were aggressive, er«
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Mi Customs service.
., 4.
H.. Mitxihi
State
Treasurer of Iowa, and Treasur
/Jof.
O.nW
Congressman .
aged its interests apd to thwart whole train of proof of their per and were held in check by . social er of the Agricultural College. This
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Thu Salem Mercury very properly any inquiry by which the corrupt fect knowledge from first to last apd other influences. They have gentleman -.vas elected Treasurer of
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FEDERAL OFFICERS.
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denounces the “patent” newspaper contracts of the Credit Mobilier isoverwhelming. And the com- weakly yielded and sacrificed the ; the College in 1868, giving a bond of
. .. M. P. Deady
U. 8. District Judge
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mittee
in 4E_.^T_4.
their extreme
desire 4-
to respect and confidence of their $75,000. He was re-elected in 1869, but
Tho s G. Yonng plan. The system will probably not concern would be exposed.
U. 8. Marshal.'. ...
Wilcox
Clerk U. 8. Court.... • •
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Garfield, *_ Ejellpy, political friends, while they have ! I I no bond was required. In 1870, he
Indeed, the circurjstances of this whitewash
f.
Sarveyor General.... • • • « • á . L . . “J W. H. Odel; be very extensively resorted to in this
was
again
elected,
this
time
giving
a
.;T. B Odeneal State. For the credit of journalism movement made by lir. Washburn Dawes, Schofield, and Bingham, invited the harshest judgment , of
Sup’t Ind. Affairs...
bond just before his term expired. In
. .Thoa. Ftàzer
U. 8. Assessor..........
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are less important a? affording ev furnish the evidence in their *• d^n the country. Poland has pursued 1871 he was re-elected, ana no bond
...W. Bowl by, we hope it will stop where it is.
U. 8. Collector........
sharp partisan tactics, according was required on his fourth term. In ?
‘ t it
1 VMHKH9BHHBBWS5
idence of the corruption of Ames’ report.
Il II
LAMD OFFICKRS,
rj Stone & Burnett, of Seattle, have purchased members than those of
After having acquitted ¿hem of to his habit McCrary was tied 1870 his defalcations were first discov
*
Roseburg. failed for a large amount, on account
4 W. tt. Wfllfe. Register..
In 1871 the “cupboard was
the legal attack upop .the Vnion all knowledge on this point; the up ,by the three cases of Grimes, ered.
B. Herman, Receiver------
K.
re
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to
tune of *37,000- He was ■
and Wilson of Icwa. i , elected for the
. .Oregon City;' of Stone taking a large sum of Pacific by Janies Fisk, Jr., ia 1869. committee, in seeking to extenu- Allison,
Owen Wade, Register........
the
last time upon giving
Henry Warren, Receiver.
ate*the
concealment
of
the
stock
Banks
was
in
no
condition
to
in
the
’
company
funds
and,
somebody
’
s
Fisk,
claiming
an
interest
in
the
a bond to co> er his past defalcations,
«
.. La Grande
J. H. Stephens, Register,
>»
in
th®name
of
Ames,
contradict
vestigate,
and
he
was
selected
for
wife
and
leaving
for
parts
unknown.
D. Chaplin, Receiver....
railroad
company,
h^d
begun
pro
and to furnish security for the future. 3
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—
—
themselves
flatly
by
showing
that
tnat
reason.
Mr. Rankin’s method of filling this
ceedings
in
the
Supreme
Court
of
SUPREME COURT
these
members
must
hare
known
The Committee is now on trial obligation was orignal as well as
I The question of the removal pf the New York, and wq$ dose upon
P. P. l’rim, Chief Justice
.Jacksonville
effective. The State treasury cancell
. .Corvallis Capitol of Kentucky from Frankfort the track of all the fascallity that how the immense profits were ob with open doors, and before a free ed the College fund defalcation.
A. J. Thayer
L .......
... .Salem
Salem to Louisville is being agitated in the has now been developed. Raising tained. Hear the report on this people and preSB. It has reported
About this time the 7 Legislature appro-
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.u ... roruand
Portland
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some untruth®,’endeavored to ex-, priated $38,000 to the
tfie cry of persecution, and dwelling point:
L. L. McArthur. • • • • • q.
.Jlaker City Legislature of that State.
he College. Mr. R.
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The
profits
of
¿building
the
credited
the
College
cuse guilt, and sought to protect 1
"m
; with
__ , this
- _ amount,
vociferously upon the audacity and
JUDICIAL EISTTICTS.
The Supreme Court of Massachu judicial usurpation 'attributed to road, under the Junes contract, men who arc both . corrupt; and but placed the money in the State
I «rat District: Jackson and Josephine.
I Treasury. And so he gyrated between
1 District: Benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas setts has decided that medical societies Barnard,
the allies of Ames were only to be divided among criminal. Every member of. it de I the College and the State vaults, until ■
and Lane. 3d District: Linn, Marion, in that State have a right to expell brought extraordinifry bills into such holders of the Credit Mobi- serves to be branded with scorn
fiction of the trus
by rhe imprudent action,
Polk, Tillamook and Yamhill. 4th District:
Clackamas,
Columbia, Multnomah, and Homeoepothista for medical heresy. Congress,
and > carried , them lier stock as should come in and and opprobrium, so that a stem tees, he gyrated
gy rated out of offioe with an
Washington. Sth District; Grant, Umatil
7
through both Housed by the power become parties to certain condi* example may be made of those indebtedness of $38,401 46.
la, Union and Wasco.
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tions
set
out
in.
the
contract
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iof who prostitute the highest trusts
A few idlers about South Beud/met of men who had Credit Mobilier
TERMS OP CIBCU1T COURTS.
James Brown a notorious char
transfer
to
the
trustees,
so
that
a to the basest ends.—N. Y. Sun.
together
on
the
occasion
o
‘
f
Colfax
’
s
stock in their pockety or were paid
Frst District—In the county of Josephine,
acter in Philadelphia, says an ex
on the fourth Monday in October; Jackson arrival at home. He made them a as counsel by, one or .the other Pa transfer from Ames to the ndw
second Monday in February, June and No
change, was tried before the Fed
cific corporations.
corporations One of these holders would cut off the rights to
Credit Mobiliar speech.
A Perpetual Motion.
vember.
eral Court in that city for the
t
took Fisk
suittmt
bills too„
__ ’s _...
__ of the Su dividends from -the trustees unl<
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i-ri
Second Distirct—Douglas third Monday W
preme Court of New;
Ncxy York, where they also became parties to 1 e
in October, and eeconed Monday in May;
The ¡^niUetin publishes the reso prpme
L correspondent, Mr. H. R. crime of “ repeating ” and peijnry,
Coes, fourtk Monday in May, and second lutions o^ the Linn county Farmers’
the defendants could; be brought agreement; and this the commit
•dsall, ot Green, New York, of which he was convicted, and
Monday in September ; Curry, flrat Monday
in Jane ; Lane, third Monday in April, and Club introducingthe
___ _ ___ o__ i same with a up and examined, into the United beleive to be the true reason why
ds us a description of a perpet- sentenced to the State Prison for
and first Monday in November ; Benton, sec sneer. .’.i U.j
p-where they no transfers were made.”
States Court, and jbwhere_
motion, constructed by an ad eighteen months. After he had
ond Monday in April, and third Monday in
0 three weeks in confinement.
were safe against such examina
November.
Shallow, as is this miserable pre
venturer, which worked so well
lent Grant, pardoned him,
Col. Mosby was offered by Grant a tion. The; other authorized the tence abstractly, it at least serves that he succeeded in ; obtaining
Third District—Linn, fourth Monday in
March, and second Monday in October; very lucrative appointment but de Union Pacific Comply to remove
to expose the falsity of the report, sums of money ($2500, $1,800 and the good people of the Qua
Marion, second Monday in March June and
November ; Polk, second Monday in May. clined the doubtful honor.
their office .and books out of the by demonstrating that the Con and others) from various simple ker City] are hugely disgusted
and fourth Monday in November; Yamhill,
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juri^Hictiod of New |York. And gressional stockholders must have tons, and then left “ to secure his thereat,' Brown was serviceable
jBeoond Monday ib April, and fourth Monday
Hartranfth, Cameron and
Sheep husbandry on this coast is it is an interesting fjict that the had the knowledge, which the re European patents.” He has not re to
in October; Tillamook, second Monday in
Joly.
becoming one of our leading indus names of Ames, Banl;s, Bingham, port previously denies. The motives turned, and a visit to hiB deserted Grant, apd of course that was a
tries.
Brooks, Dawes, Garfield, Kelley, of the concealment are brought appartment has revealed a hole in 8tand-off again8t his outrage on .
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McCrary, ; Niblack, ¿Poland and out more vividly by the attempt thé wall and certain surreptitious the ballot.
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second Monday in February, June and Oc < 7- 'I
tober ; Columbia, second Monday in April;
There is a paper published at Pa Schofield are all recorded in favor to cover it up with a fictitious rea mi danism by ^which the perpetual
Science is studied by the obser
?
Clataop. second Monday in August, and
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ducah,
Kentucky,
called
the
Tobacco
of
this
legislation.
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,
son.
m
tion
was
driven.
The
beatiful
vation
yation
of
facte«
facte*
But
observation
fourth Tuesday in January; Washington,
fourth Monday in May, and first Monday in Plant.
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These facts have ajl been studi
rice which elicted the sub- is not easjr. It requires more
There are some cases which the
October.
ously kept out of} view, while the committee have varnished with a sepption of the inhabitants Jof memory and a further perspective
Fifth District—Wasco, third Monday in
The
eight
wealthiest
men
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changes have been rung by Col thin coating of sophistry that also Chenago
enago county was a self-moving than most men possess. Experi
June, and second Monday in November;
Grant, first Monday in June, and third Mon Orleans are retired butchers.
fax and his corrupt ^confederates deserve notice.
bp,
and actuated by some con- ment, too, is necessary, which is a
For example,
day la September; Baker, third Monday in
on the allegation that the “?road Garfield and Kelley swore posi „Jed clock springs, it was the series of questions put to. Nature,
May a'fid first Monday in October;. .Unioa,
first Monday in May, and third Monday in
asked
for no leglsjhtion.” The tively that the payments by Ames delight and wonder of the vicinity. and no witness can be found more
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bad
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year
October; Umatilla, last Monday in April,
same system of lying and fraud up- were in the nature of “ a loan,”
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for the righteous.
difficult to examine.
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and fourth Monday in Ootober.
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