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retail dealers, who bought them i
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FRIDAY, MAY 23 ....1873. appointment
them of the New York mcrchan
is on foot to effect the annexation
tion of Farmers, which
Salem who, in turn, bought them of? th nF thn SSanAwinh Tfilnnria f/
on the 10th of April, vre address you Liverpool merchants, who purcb|u_, of the Sandwich Islands to the
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this circular, soliciting your co-opera- them of the manufacturers, w.ho iem| United States.
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tion in the present attempt at or;
organ- , ployed men who were fed upon Orei
Henceforward, until ‘further notice. i ration for the purpose
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dispatch
from
Rome says that
x urpose’ of mutual en- ■ gon wheat, which had passed through
the Pope has had several severe
Frank C. Withers and Frank Owen are lightenment, pecuniary advancement, ! the pur8eg of the English capitalist^ (he
authorized to collect and receipt tor sut>- and protection* “In union there is the California capitalist, the Portland attacks and is in danger of suffoca-
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acriptions and advertisements and other strength,” is an old arid true maxim, capitalist, and, maybe, one othej* a tion. . j | - I P r I i i I IU
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but,
at
no
time
iu
the
history
of
the
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Irr
speculator; but still wo talk of h»v-
' business of this office. Other duties call
r ''llL' n I] ii' r i I ii I f
world, haa it been so generally ap-
ig been economical. What econbiuyi*'
It ie stated that a re|M>rt has
ing I shall devote but little attenton to tbe plied, as in this latter part of the
Certainly of the “penny wise anfl reached 5 Gen. Schofield that the
paper in the future, for some time at least. nineteenth century. Anciently, it pound foolish” sort.
We pay . «¿r
J. H. UPTON.
was deemed appropriate in the church i proft», amounting to more than 101 Modocs have obtained ammunition
< April 18, 1871
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and State or army, but, of lute years, per cent.uipon cloth, and four profit» through soldiers giving it to
the rule is, organization for most pur with freight, amounting to 200 pej squaws tfho have, visited their
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THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA.
poses. Individual or : disintegrated cent, upon wheat , so that, in effect I* camp.
exertion is accounted bu|j' little, and cloth costing 75 cents per yard is lait
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really amounts to; but little, except down to us, upon
The Washington
says :
pon the retail counter
counter*- . The IJitt Rivet Indians are hav
General Wadie Hampton shows con- as it tends toward a vigorous concen for $2 25 per yard, while the iptei
inter ing war dances and want to go
clusivcly, from Cenehd O. O. How tration. “OBGANlZBt” is the word. mediates pocket the difference of $1 50 out and help the Modoc?. They
ard’s own admissions, that Howard’s Lf political purposes are to lie accom per yard. To a great extent, this hrfs
whites.
troops burned the City of’Columbia, plished, organize ; if a burnt and ever been the case, and the questdop think they can whip the whites,
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famishing city is to lie saved, organ- for
1,„ the farmers w
South Carolina.
of Oregon, -o
as wiell o as
General Howard is one of the phi ize ; if a wild and uninhabited coun- of the other States of the Uriion i| • ’ Lieut, Boutelle repurts that the
f ««.viri
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_ ly ’ and _
Modocs.have had a
i split among
» «red for KtUcmont
.nd miri
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lanthropists who insist that, what try ia
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themselves, Capt. Jack taking the
ever outrages the savages perpetrate, hvatton. org».ure; if money w to 1»
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tically avoidable ?
tha Government ought to forgive made or savetl, if prople are to be
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There are other cases, such as trani best horses and ammunition
them, and feed and olothe and pet killed, or the wriund'jd and dying to portation, markets, , prices, domestj starting, for the Pifit River couu-
them. He don’t’mind excesses prac be nursed and their miseries lessened, i manufactures,
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etc., which demand
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ticed on the white, however.— Bulletin. organize ; if people have anything to
lution, before we can be exempt froi
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given away, or ideas worth pro
Yes; and we remember that ba
the
ruinons
effects
of
extortion.
Th
.A
company
of
¡45
volunteers
mulgating, if there is any purpose at
Douglas
tounty passed
after Genera! Sheridan had ad at all, which has a rational connec cost of transporting a bushel o^ whe^t from
to England is 80 cents, whereby h through Jacksonville
for the front,
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ministered a deserved cbastise- tion with the human mind and heart, ship of 200 tons burthen, carrying
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organize, and put it into successful
25,000 bnshcls of wheat, clears f2(^-J
mnent to the lawless and cruel Pei- operation. And further, organiza-
organiza
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000 upon every load, and this amount
gan Indians, the entire/Feligious tion compels organization. , Combi ■ is the cast of our English market
STATE
NEWS.
nation and concentration, whether of
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press of the east cried out against mind or matter, for thi^ accomplish The same vessel can, on return, bring —i~~ — ~ I_
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a load to New York, and from there
the great outrage! The .Advocate, ment of*a purpose, necessitate a like a oad to San Francisco, where she i. Times are lively jin Salem owing
in order .to make re will ballast for Oregon, thus clearing tp
f the
’
commencement
of work
on
at Portland, was particularly se concentration,
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sistance practicable. ■. Technically
cost of the vessel on the round the capital building.
vere in its denunciations of Sher- considered, there are no legalized mo the
trip, or at the rate of 200 per cenjfc.
It is reported that Courtney
Man for his treatment of the sav nopolies in America, and yet we have per annum, while the farmer’s p^t
practiced monopolies, by the death of
age and barbarous Piegans. That competition, through the crushing cent, is not more than six upon the Meek will return, to Ilillslioro to
value of his farm. The fact that 16 stand his trial for the murder of
same paper, however, when the power of concentration. Great com vessels out of 22 came here in balla^, Jocob Smith.
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panies, great corporations, and. with
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same General carried fire and de them, great capital, are more potent and that the proportion will be great ■'1 - - ~ -I ■ ?\ ■ I ’ ■ Li1 ' ira I' W 11 II11» I
er when this end of the railroad
Washington county lias twenty
busi- finished, is certainly very significant
vastation through the Shenandoah for goed or evil, in the common busi
civil cases to be disposed of at the
ness affairs of life, than are Govern
Valley, sparing neither male nor ments or communities. Great steam and should arrest our most though -
next te^m of the 'Circuit Court
attention.
female, the aged; and infirm or ship and sailing lines on the ocean, ful The
State Convention dH not jw- which will convene at Hillsboro
great
railway
organizations
upon
children, commended the heroism
Monday.
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land, manufacturers’ unions, boards feet a plan of organization, but the next
men
composing
it
felt
more
than
ever
1
of Sheridan.
These were white of trade, and other great combina
A Douglas county man sued
before, the absolute necessity and du-
tions
of
capital
and
brains,
have
com
people, however. That makes all
libc and
pelled the organization of trades’ ty of organization, in order to seek one of his neighbors for libel
out
a
proper
solution
of
aH
the
press
the difference in the world.
For unions, workingmen’s co-operative
receivep five dollars damage?.
ing
questions
of
the
hour.
What
frind
commending and apo’ogizing for societies, farmers’ clubs, patrons of of an organization, is left for the Con
husbandry, and internationals, and
territorial
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downright and fiendish crueltyjj still we hear the cry of the oppressed vention of next June to dciKJe ; and, j
the meantime, the committee# ap
always commend us to the reli; but disunited many, imploring the in
Prof. Chaney has not been very
pointed at the last meeting wiff be
State and National Governments for
gious press of any country. Gen. protection.
busy gathering information that 'will successful^ nt Olympia and has
be
of inestimable value in determih- abandoned his course of lectures.
O. O. Howard is a Methodist
The agriculturists of Oregon, how
T
ing
the ways and means of am liora-
preacher and the proven Freed ever, are numerous enough, intelli tion. There is one question
The military company at Olym
gent enough, and have means enough,
the
coining
sonviction
cannot
over
men’s Bureau thief. He is a fit to take care of themselves, if they
pia has gone up tlie spout.
look, that
“Home manufacture»,
will
only
unite
in
brotherly
and
ef
person to burn a city occupied by
A man named Swan irho Jiveft
if
fective co-operation. Without such consequently a home market J' If
would
make
our
own
cloth,
we
c<
white people, and to rail at the union, they will continue to be, as
near Tenino was severely if no)
save transportation ond speculators’
they
have
been,
the
victims
of
com
fatally.
;hurt while engaged in
proposed punishment of Captain
binations which will be more heart profits upon WOOL, transportation slashing.
slashing,
Jack.
less and exacting as their capital in and profit upon cloth , and transpor
creases. There is no reason why the tation with profit upon wilEAT, be t Burr Washbuitne,
u...v, a young man
For an exhibition of/rnost dis people
ople of Oregon should be tributary sides being able to adopt the mare
residing in O[ ¡yinpia, nearly sev-
indo successful and profitable system of
gusting and nauseating - egotism to California, only that we are indo-
mixed
husbandry.
ered his great 1 toe from his foot
lent enough to permit such a condi
compiend us to the last number of tion. Or, is it necessary that our •Now, Farmers of Oregon; we ask with an ajt.
you to recollect that ‘-the¡gods
the Farmer wherein Sam Clarke wheat end wool, and everything that of
help
those that help themselves,’’ apd i It
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ia reported
rvpurivu that
mai A.
zx. R.
rw, Elder
ruiucr
we sell, as well as everything that
parades elaborately and in a strain we
commence,
at
once,
the
organization
has bebn appointed ¡Postmaster at
buy, should be overhauled, wasted
offensively fulsome, the fact that a at our expense, and re-taxed to aug of a dub in every precinct of the ^itate, Olymjjia., I.
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and from that send up delegates- to
ment
the
already
overshadowing
cap
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New York paper had telegraphed
ital of San Francisco. The people the State Convention to be held at
Two young men at Olym-
him to go to the lava-beds as a who consume our wheat give credit Salem on Tuesday, the 10th l Mjr of
next June. - Whether, at that time, pia, the other day, “went for’’
.¡correspondent. Why didn’t you to California; those who manufac we enter into a compact and powcr- each o’ther about a young girl; and
ture our wool say that it cainegfrom
mention the name of the» paper California; while the inferior pro ful State organization, or not; J there since then she will j not notice either
is no doubt in regard to the perma
perma- of them. Serves them right.
that thus required your incompar ducts pass to the detriment of Oregon. nent value of the clubs, where
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able services.
our products or.tQjobtain goods at a discussion and critical exami
U n ^ le S am , B at ’ s A ll .— Here
fair profit, so long as we pass them will, clear away the fogs of igne
of i? a very good anecdotet reminding
Charming Billy, in the Gazette through the hands of the merchant which now envelop those quest
vital
interest
to
the
farming
me somewhat of Mrs, Stgwffe
says that the editor of the C ourier princes of our sister State who nei tion. Without other r orc^
organization.,
<
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“Topsy.”
ther consume what we wish to sell,
is full and “bili^”’ over with pure, nor manufacture what we wish to any formal resolution,
n. th*
tni clubi
i Will
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During the last year of the
a convert
CQLueri of feeling and Ac-
unadulterated ‘cusscdncss « We buy. Neither can we hope for a ma produce
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tion that will emancipate ub frjbm war, a contraband came into the
suppose he was thinking of that terial reduction of Oeeari freignts so 1 any eväs
ls of which wé
wo compiai
comipla^n. Federal lines in North Carolina,
long as this state of things remaihs. T»-__
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mind
that
“
the
farmer»'
‘duo it and was marched up to the officer
Bear
in
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grand larceny affair about the For the ship which brings out foreign
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an
educational
institution
vhieh
no
com^
goods from the home ports leaves
of the day to give an account of
time he penned the item'.
nity
ofprogreMtre
farmers
can
afford
Jhem in San Francisco to be re-taxed,
forego,” and begin to act without fur qiinself, whereupon | the following
and
then
comes
to
us
“
in
ballast,
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colloquy ensued: 1
The Liberal Republican, edited
upon which (indirectly) we pay ther procrastination.
JOHN
H.
SMITH,
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“What is your name?”
by one of the counsel who defend- freight, as also upon the merchandise
T.
W.
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“My name’s Sam.”
’ ed Coxon, dedicates a column or soon after brought by the California
W.
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line of steamers.
“Sam watt?”
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more to the consideration of the
At present, there are, indeed, aLter-
“No, sah, no Sam Watt I’se
Holladay
declines
tq
tei
pay
taj
taxes
natita;
either
to
pay
freight,
indirect,
remarks of the C ourier touching
.jist Sam.’ 1 J! 1 f '{ li 1 Hfl fl i
on ballast, or to send our wheat to be in the city of Portland, and asks
“What’s your other name?”
the case. It is not often that a re-sold in California—both of which
that
a
perpetual
injunction!
lié
“I hasn’t got 40 other name,
prisoner, upon being barely ac are i*uinous to the farmers of Oregon. *■ • .
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Either of them is as sensible as it against the forcible collection^ of sah. I’se jist Sam, dat’s all.”
quitted of a capital offense has the would be for the farmers of Califor
“What’s your master’s name ?”
good fortune to possess an organ nia to sell their wheat in New York, the same.
“I’se got no master now; massa
I- I
to follow up and smooth away the to be re-shipped to England; a thing
runned away—yah! yah! I’se a
Ten or fifteen Federal oi.
which, be it said to their credit, they
free
nigger nowf.^
rough edges developed in his case. have not done. They have direct went to meet Senator Mitchell- >n
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‘Well what’s your father’s and
And we did not insinuate that the commercial relations with England, his arrival home. Charley Npw-
as well as New York, and their Bur-
mother’ * s name?’1
Judge’s charge was unfair; we do plus wheat is taken directly to the ell accompanied tho excursion,
»*■ I’se got none, sah—nebber had
know, however, that the jury ig market for which it is intended, thus appeared very obsequious iu
e none.
le. I’se jist Sam—ain’t nobody
saving the expense of all intermedi
nored a portion of the charge al ate sales and exchanges. The lum presence of the Senator.
else.” *"
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“Havn’l t you (got any brothers
together, refusing to consider the bermen of Maine have a direct trade
That
larceny
preys
upon
i
and sisters?
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“second degree” aspect of the crime wiUi foreign countries, and they
build, freight,
(lg' - and man their own ing Billy’s nervous system ii ^er
“No, sah;
Bah; nebber
nehber had none,
altogether. |
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vessels. There is not a port on jthe
the
Eastern coast; and not many in Eu so lightly. The Rpe$tre wil $ not No briidder, no sister, no faddcr,
no mudder, no aiassa—nothin’ but
h
Mr. Sullivan, in the Republican, rope, where these shrewd managers down at his bidding, i
Sam. When you;; see 8am,
Sam, you
do not drop anchor and exchange
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says that everybody knows that their lumber for coin or such manu
see all there is of
T he D evil R ebuking S in ,—
tbe Coxon jury had to return a factured articles as they need at home.
v''WMi r ll illlF
They are not so green as to take Charming Billy says that tbe Jfer-
not
guilty.
”
A Chicago reporter, who by
verdict of “guilty or
everything
_ to New York for re-ship
cury,
Benton
Democrat
and
L
afay
some accident happened to stray
‘ Then you ignore the instructions ment, thus giving an extra profit to
ette C ourier are indecent publi into church, recited in artless lan
the merchants orthat great city.
•of the Court.
True economy, the world over, oon-
con cations. Satan rebuking sin? ' ,
guage that during a pause in the
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sists in saving unnecessary waste and
service “the silent solemnity was
peo-
A wisemanis humble, because expense, and why should not the peo
A
young
man
of
Newport
.tried
brqken by an osculatory explosion
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~et to ple of Oregon, as well as those of f*
he think 8 of ^hat
what he has yet
the
other
day
to
milk
a
mule,
and
in the gallery like tho report of a
other States, conduct their business
learn instead of what he already in obediedee to the well known rules resides in the land “flawing with petronel.”
“Wouldn’t hark-we-
millr nn<4 U
knows.
of economy ? The people of this milk
and honey U
buss have served a happier simile.”
LAFAYETTE COURIER.
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A Western paper with peculiar
standards of value, says that pota
toes are oue cigar and a drink of
whisky per bushel at Davenport.
STOVES.
Go to Lake’s Kini
13s Front «trt
the Move» i
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OREGON
; Wc understand that a distin
guished editor living in,a Hudson They can be had at no other place, aa
River city is about purchasing a
bugle for the purpose of getting
up military notes.
LAKE
A company started in Middle
town, Pa., for the manufacture of
odorless rubber gords' is rapidly
approaching bankruptcy; which
shows how impossible jt is to make
goods without a scent.
When a wall chalker offered to
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chalk “Warren’s?Slacking
london for 1 fifty
cry wall round London
pounds, the blacking maker ■ ex-
claimed, “I’ll bet yon two hundred
pounds to one that it cannot be
done in a month.” Warren lost
the bet, but he got tho best and
cheapest advertisement ho ’ ever
had. |
A Cleveland woman not long
ago modestly requested her hus-
fland to go to the dressmaker and
tell her that she (his wife) had
changed her mind,
mind and would have
i-,:
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the watered
silk made up instead
of the poplin, and that “if she
thinks it would look better with
bias flounces without puffiing and
‘ iw the equator,
box-plaited belo
which should be gathered in hem
stitched gudgeons up and down
the seams, with a gusset stitch be
tween, she can make it up in that
way, snstead of fluting the bobinet
insertion and piecing out with
point applique, as I suggested yes
terday.
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n is now a rav-
iug maniac,
’e Agent for a l the Stoves mana«
Is the sole
uj ;
-- Pictured.
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Yon can now buy a Stove of thicker plate1/
and st
sf any plate fail»
fails it can be repine-
replac
ed at a small expenre. We have the
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Elavatod
COOK STOVES,'
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AXD DJFFKXRKT KIMM OF
Parlor and Box Stoves.
$
All maunfactured in this city.
The other dealer» will lell you they don’t
keep them. The reason ia. they
can’t buy them.
Please remember that 1 al«o have a
PATENT CHURN.
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BLITD,
PATENT WINDOW
Which in made of Spruce Wood, and is al
Lighter, Cheaper, More Cl'-anly,
More .Durable
l
And is the handsomest Window Blind in tw.
It gives the best satisfaction to all who try
it, and 1 only ask you to enquire of any one
who has u-ed them, to convince you that the
Wooden Blind is the very best that yon can
buy.
JO'HN R.-LAKE.
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Improve Your Poultry ! I
It Costs ne More to Keep
FOWLS
GOOD
THAN POOR ONES.
ULSE.—The hu
T he H uman
man pulse, in all <|the ages of the
nsulted
as an
world, has been coi.
—
index of health ori disease. It is B
kind of dial withita us, which gives
Cor. 16th & Castro $ts, Oakland, Cat
us both the measure of time and of
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health. The pulse of a person in
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health beats about seventy strokes
SEASON OF 187«.
in a minute, and the-ordinary ter n i
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of life is about seventy years. In
ggs for hatching from the
this seventy yeai rs th© pulse of a
largest and Best!Fowls in the World,
in beats twa1 bil-
temperate person
carefully packed in Fatent Boxes and guar
lion, five hundi id and seventy anteed to carry safely any distance.
THE VARIETIES COMPRISE ?
millions, four hu dred and forty
Dark and Light Brahmas,
Buff, Black. W
White
Jrahmns, BtifT,
hite
thopsaml times, if no actual dis and
l’artrige Cochins,
.’odhins, White, leghorns,
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- --
organization sho >bld happen, a Hondans, Silver an
and Golden
Sp«ngled_ll«m-
-
burgs.
Gold
and
Silver
Spangled
‘
Polish.
drunken person i iniglit li ¡ve until Black Spaniah, (/jevecoenn*. __________
Rooen and _
f
his pulse beat this uni bei; of times; Aylesbury Ducks. Br<utie Turkeys, and Se
and Game Bantams.
htenis
but by the constant
an stimulous of bright
Send stamp for Illnsterated
lb'Hterateil Circular to
1
ardent spirits,1 or . by
pulse quick GEO. B. BAY LEV. importer and breeder \
Poultry. P.
P, Q.
O- Box_659
Box 669 San Fran-
Fran
ening food,“the pulse becomes of Choice Poultry^
. tbe Poultry
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cisco:
also,
agent
for
World.
.
4 and the two
greatly accelerated,
illurated journal, demoted
devoted entire*
entire-
a monthly ill<arated
billion, five hundred ant^ seventy y to Poultry; tells how to keep Fowls for
Profit;« complete repository of information
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million, four hundred and forty on
on the subject.
Subscription only 51.25«
year.
Agents
wanted ' in every town in the
thousand pulsations are performed
State. Address p<O Box 650,
«w, 8.
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in little more than half the ordina •K. Please state in what paper you saw thio
volB
march" m3
vol8-niarch"
ry term of human life, and life advertisement.
goes out in forty or forty-five
years, instead of seventy. This
application of numbers is given to
'e
111
Front St., Portland, Or.,
show that the acceleration of these
forces diminishes the tCrm of hu- THOMAS ih'AN.
iti'AN. •
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man life,
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ost commodious hotel in
the State. HARD FINISHED thro’-
tomed to say grace upon being ex
out.
horted by his mother to the effect
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were
right,
that, if his thought
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any words would d o, said: “Lord,
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have mercy on these victuals.”
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Free Carriage will be in attendance
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BAUL, de STOTT,
Attorneys at Law,
A-ttorney at Law,
Oregon,
WMTILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
▼ ▼ of Yamhill, Polk and other counties
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LAFAYETTE ACADEIY?
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The table will be supplied with the* beet
P. C. SULLIVAN.
Dalia«,
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111 Firet Street, Opposite Occidental Hotel.
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LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
PTiinory Department.
Geography, Arfthmetio. GrauMntut.
Hi*her Mat hein*t io» A Science«,
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Office in the Court House.
J UBU LOOK
HERE!
Cheaper Than Ever. for tl. |
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Photographic.
W. SAWYER DESIRES , TO INFORM
of LafaveUe
tyeUe and vicinity A. G. PHILIPS,
F • that the he people
has located
at McM with
McMinnville,
new instrumenta, and is prapi '«red to take
the flnest picture in all kinaa
------- of weather,
Particular attention paid to
TAKING.CHILDHEliS*.. PICTURES.
^> ayette on the
Firat Moadav of eack Mootk and
N. B.—Children should be i brought between
Remain during Court Weak.
0 and 2.
tbe hours of 10
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to th« Farmer« of Oregon.
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