■ >
»
"* *
Ff- : \
i? * ■ ~
Ill
1
1
- 4
1
1
?
<
)
r ■
■
■*»
J
«
>
I
s
5
s
>
z
. /■
i
<-
J
:
11
*
I
-
>
&
I
I
<>
Y
'-i
4
t
c
f
«
i
J
Ì
1
I
I
» »
I
À
<
«
t
A • ' '
OURCOLUM
Passengers to the Pacific by rail
breakfast in the Sierras with twen
I
ty feet of snow around them; four
CLIPPINGS.
hours later they find wheat four KEEP YOUR MONEY A! HOM
Tliere arc twenty female under ' indies high, and the next day see
I
fokcite in the country.
pear and poach trees in blossom,
BY—
Lafcv
Some students fixfed up a ghost
i •» husbands are known out
Z
West as stove watchers.
and placed it on the staircase of a
J Trdy newspaper office the other
Kentucky
K«i
... has a paper “devoted
’
PATRONIZING
to the interests of its proprietor.” ; night, and then retired and await-
i cd developments. ‘ One of the cd-
I
When a lady faints what figure ! itors came along and didn’t get
/ ¡I
V r
does B.h< need? You must bring , frightened. Qc disrobed it, and ir
' now wears a fiftcen-dollar pair of
A ha^htpd distillery is fr •iahten- pantaloons, a ten-dollar vest, a
i seven dollar pair of boots and an
in<x the Inhabitants of Waynesbo eight dollar hat, while one of the
£-■
ro, it i
Í
students goes about without a vest.
■ -J
'■
<♦
I and another roams around through
V
“Your money or your booksf’
I
the least frequented streers wear
I .
remarks a highwaymap at .thè ing a very ancient pair of inex-
' 1 I
I
Custom House. - V
jyessiblcs.
..........................
Bridgeport is sure that s pring is f DE.HUCUAT1C PLATFOllM.
THE CÓURIE
coming because she is to have n
L We declare our unfaltering devotion
toThe Constitution of the 1’nited States and
circii*.
to the Union of the States thereby estab
lished, ami we affirm that the people of the
The “faro banks s? have nearly several State* have the sole and exclusive
right ol governing themselves as fr.-e, sov
all resumed, and it is said are do ereign
office
and i idcpemlent States, subject only
to the lin.it.iiion of the Cipi.-tittit ion, and
ing 4 paying bûstacss.
that a l powers not therein expressly grant
LAFAYETTE COURIER
jyY i AZ- If'“
—
r
I
s-
i .
•
,,
---------------------------- ———»
.
•T-
■
i
-I -X
♦
J
w
•
I
; i¡
Medical
V
r *
zf
l»
•
t
>
*
»
—r
I
«
F
4
J
1
I
/
The hßsl OBGAXS of the
; Heed dans
- .
'
N THE WORLD,
DRUGS, MEDICINE, ;
<
. i
[Paints,
•
F ’
V A
Oils, Heifumes,.
•
e
I
I
’
J
I
* - ■ i
|Faiiey Toilet Articles
' Musical Instruments 1
fa
»
; .-
>(b
¡»f
«
4
r
And » full Stock of
TO THE AFFLICTED.
*
r
I
,
:-n
Dll. W. K. DOHERTY returnsfljis sin
^Patent
Medicines.
cere thanks
to his numerous
paits for
, Digestive and1 Genito urinary thgkgis their patron ige and would take thñfe oppor
all private diseases,'viz: Syphilis ®. tunity to remind them that
—Ateo
—
he cotiffnues
to
(oring and Stages. Sriniual weakue.s^; consult nt his li Institute to.’ the cure << chron
*
he .horrid consequences of se'f-aTubfj ic diseases
of the'Lungs, Liver,
Sidneys.
’
Tobacco
and
Cigars,
Thé
test
for
Chiirche«
and
Lodge«,
i •'
orrlura, G'e -t, Strictures,' N<u;tnri|| 1, and
Diurnal Eini.-siojis, Sexual Dybiiity.fi j flff its STATIONERY,
Tht Rest for Sunday Schools.
os of tl|e back and loins, Inflammation
and all 1
Thl
Bladder and Kidneys, etc.; a b, Gon- ]
i
Best for Parlor and Vestries.
CONFECTIONERY,
tlint his long exp'Hcnce and
s’lt'ce-sful
Li and
-.Thé Best for Academies and Cellegea.
practice will continue to ifasnre
him |i share p.
pheas-
of public patronage. By the
practice
of
CANNED
FRUITS
ji>f the
TM Best Tor Public Halls-
many years in Europe and the and
United
hs States
hope-
I
th* Best for Orchestra and Stage,
he is enabled to apply the most f’ Vicient
*'- ’ *
Of all kinds
and successful remedie against d:sj ¡ases o
■ -
I
instrunienjt». which for sweetness of
These instrtimei
all kinds, lib cinqs wltfio ut .n:ercu| í,char
ALS
Or-
tone atiid elegsrnce ; of appointment stand nb-
<>
gbs moderate, tretifs his pationts in al poireot
rivalle^, have _ met with unprecedented •«<;-
and honorab'e way, ami has lefere'
.-.-..•I.’ es of
cessjn
I 'this
’ couii'try and abroad.
unqnestiojiable Veracity from men ofTp
<? nown
I ” ,
13c
respectability and higji standi ilug in-siiciety.
MANUFACTURED
All pat ties coit'iil ing him by .....
., hr oth-
letter*
erwjsc, qdf receive the lxj-t and | gpntlest
tie itnient and implicit sq creyy.
For Medicinal purposes.1
•V»’
I
I
' !
"
I f,
4
ed to the National Government ate reserved
to the States respectively, and we deny the
right of the Federal Govcrymeiit, through
the treaty power, to permanently domicil
Mongolians w.tliin any St;ite without the
roa-e t of th? Legislhtnre there.d\
2. We affirm that the grente-t ¿Linger
with which we are now threatened, is the
corruption and extravagance which exists
in high official places, ami we do declare as
J
the caidinel principle of our future actiou,
noóOitf
1
I
i,
•
To Females.
that retrenchment, econ .niv and reform are
11 XI
. ’ Ì Î
' . i,
- • I
I
When n female is enervated or affi ci
imperatively demanded in all the govern
with ‘disekflp, as weakness of the baqk and
ments of ililj people, Federal as well a< State
ESTABLISHED IN 1846.
limbs., pdin
pifin iii
in the head, dimness
dintne.-s pf sight,
and Municipal, and we here proclaim our
nf
nuiRcnlai-
n
-
uAlriitM-ìhnRóf
thp
‘
loss
of
muscular
power,
p4lpita:fori'j6f
the
selves the uncompromising foes of the snla-
- .
.
« heart,
. irrit
. -x ibilitv
, •i.-x.., ncryOugncs!^ C\t! <oi'C Ul i-
fi
N oh . 1 43, 145 & 147 Bast 2*d St. N.Y
j-y grab law ring politicians and land mo
S
H
*
0
nary
fflcultiv derangement <d‘ (pèei bstive
iary d ftlcnlties,
nopolists, wli »ever they may be and where
Í
í ~-
l unctions,
Ulivi*., . general
*,«_** M * ««U
«Z* *• *1 . vaginni4illl
« ,*’4 < II* I I jill *1 «4.0-
di«- ♦
Responsible pm ties applying for «gearies
debility.'
ever they may*
found, whw berthey are in
........ be
...............
3 a <
f
'
O
eases of the WoUlb. hysteria,sterility iind all I
i
in
see tons still unsupplied, will roeeive
or out of oilice, and we Appeal to honest
I
! j
other'diseases
peculiar
to
lenitile-
i
sho
’
d
!
prompt
attention and liberal inducements..
i
sh|
-1
men e.ervwhere,.
1
_____
________
_
,
....
without
regard
to
past
•
”
0.1’*
gp or write at or.ee to the cel.'Lra. de* Ten
jeiil'.ile
| Parties residing at a distance from our gii-
party aililiatfms. t> ji in us in branding as
doctor, \\f. K. DOHERTY, at h’ is p|led
edical I
ijhorizei agents'
rents, may order from'our factory
they dos >rve these corrupt kecht s on the
inslitute^and consult him about lief
iroiib ’
w iroiib
■ Send frtr illustrated price list.
h.xly politic and
ns to purge official
arid assist us
. electing
____ _
es ‘111 ml disease, lhe» doctor !«
stations of their unwholesome anti baneful
I
• e
*<*
Bore ;■ Currs than nnylotb- r physician,in the
P’esencc.
-Jtate of jCalifefnia.
^'a'.ifefnia Let n<>Vai Ise ciidieacy
■3. - The pre ent Federal AdiTiin’stration.
irevent f"
” tbuf
"* x’ apply immedi
| *>u.
__
feblB
idiahlv and
-5
by its uttpr inability to comprehend the dig
laveyoutkclf from piiiifi;! suffering npd pre
nity or respo*.Sibil.ti s gf the duties1 with
nature (feath. All married ladi.xiwhose
wiii h it is charged, bv its devotion to. per
■ ■•X “ X’ °
lelieate Iteulib
or other
:j'
- circi
1 jumsuniifes pre
sonal and partisan jnteres:», by its weak
■'ío “.F
To und (lienper tlijui
Yvm
v M»yyx «ri
OH*’HUM
,'erit an niav
increase,
in «iivii»
their Jtiim.Mj
fainilicsfshnuld
and inconsis ent management of the Nation
¡OH
write or jcall »t DR'. W. K. |D0Hf$llTY’8
al finances, by its unwarrantable interfer
<"-»2
O “í -T
fi
dedicai Institute, ami they will rej .in let ve-
ence
with
the
local
.-elf
governmmt
of
the
Another remedy has been dis people—by its support of the corrupt gov
,ry possible relief nn<l help.
fi
covered fonrheumatism in London. ernments which lias imposed by its power
♦
rMi
. r
*
To Correspondents,
fi* Ç <5
Ï
/
upon several States of the l.’nion, by its com
fil
e
i
I
’
atieiitls
rdsiiling
in
any
part
of
tip’ State
It is a hot sand bath. This makes »plieity with corrupt pr;vti -os and ¡scandal-,
§5^
however 'distjant. rt ho nary dexit’“ ilje ODlil- ’
in various quarters, and by its appointment
i,384 remedies -all infallible.
ion and ailvice’ ut . 1"
of notoriously incompetent men t > high of
l-’R. DOHERTY,
Ft1=2”
jn their respective casi s, and who tkkik pro-
ficial positions, has jus ly hroi.ght upon its-
r
“
«
Iper to submit a write» statenitntliir suek,
¿J3 s
E
“Gracious me!” excla’mcd a lady selrthe condemnation of the American peo
J
tni preferpico to holding a i ckonaliinter
ple.
z
llr Com
view, ate fe-p-’ctliilly assured thattiif'
in thp witness-box, “how should 1 4. That the per-istent interference by
32 5 S 5* ’;
’niiinicatiuns wijl be belli niO't tia$Ad.
Federal officials in local elec ions, and the
“
know anything about anything I use of large sanjs of money to defeat the
The Doctor is a ¡regular graduate alid
s ? c o F
a'r ’ may
*fC to t 2-
.be.consuljttediwith eXery confidence;
voice <>f the people through the ba lot box.
don’t know anything about?’’
thf (jase l»e.
be. filly
firbi . an^t ca . •
’ If the
di’Serves :U1 iid receives our -evetest eondem-
K □ * T r.
didly deset ibk d, personal ciunrnicddoii will
nation. /
E? 2 2 a to
»
o
Ve*
unneciffsnr, a- instructions
___ , lor pk t, reg-
be unnecissflry,
Ari 1 editor in Troy displays
That •orporati >ns are the ere.itions of
a
F
5
I _
1
»f - • *>
z- -
ime.i And the general treatment of lite case I! >
law, their franchi e and privileges are
z
lead pencil that he has used for granted to sub-erve the public interests,and
¡tself (inylnding the temedics),
wi|O be for-
). will!
’
. 1
s 2.
AT—
»
Jvarded ifithout delay, and in sucri n niipi-
when these arc used, hot to s ihserve the oh-
7-
’fi •
Q.
C
2;
='
ft
S
«
nine years. His writings can’t ject
per as tomOnvey no idea of thp pnfport uJ I
ofjheir creation, but f< >r purposes of
E.OX
Wlio letter.or parcel so t;an«niitted.
|
/ ■
extortion, we dechwie it to4
? ~è £.4
have much point to them, Fays a oppressiomand
L
» SHiiould your condition reipiire immediate
be lhe right yid duty of the Legislature to
I
4------------------
t
Attention send ten d’ollars, coin, or ijs value
control s.ich corporations.
New Haven paper.
h currency, by liiail or Wells, Farj{o& Co's
That we favor speedy return to specie
I
I Í V
4r
Express, pnd a package of niedicittes willi
payments, just and cqiial ta xation for lhe
“Mynhcrr, do you know for support of Federal and State governments,
i
■/
, ic sent tryo'ir address with lhe ii^cess.ary
/
5
nstrtictioiis
for
use.
•
and
that
we
are
opp
>s.*d
to
all
discrimina
7
what wô call our boys Hans?" tion in" the a^e.-snients of Federal revenue
fty*Coii8ultation—bv letter
w,
men
“ Advertising is lhe Oil vvhie r 1 wise
i
■¡/
■ ■ -
Modern
1
put
in
their
lamp
I'roy.
REE.
r
for
the
purpo-es
of
protection..
F.
.
rernuinient
cure
guaranteed
òr
iio
“y.” “Well, I- tell
“Do I mot, really.
-Í
/
è *
7. That’ the free navigation ami improve-
Sperma'torrheea.
/
you. | Der reason dat we call our melit of the Columbia riier, the construc
'jf
av.
_____ ’Y has just published an ini-
tion of a breakwater at Port Drford, the im
«I
ALL KINDS
hi-Own views.,
boy H ans^dat ish his name.” >
provement of ih&Coquilie and Wil amette
4 DR. DOHERT
i in relation to Inpotence or
rivers, and the construction of the Portland
»
portant pamphlet,
embodying
_ a short
treatjò' on Sperma
Dalles
A
Salt
Lake
Railroad,
are
imi*rove-
When ¿Maryland doctor spells in.-ntsdemanded by the commercial interests
Ind
experiences
l ibica
or Seminal Weakness, Nervous lint’
R00MS20AltD21,/-
,
1.
| /
Yerility;
being
i con-equent on, this dis
physical
Debiliiy
On
Hand
or
Printed
to
Ordei*«
’
of
this
State,
and
that
the
Federal
Govern
it “accufortus,” is it any wonder ment ought by all proper means to nifaisl,
t
fase .«nd o:lier affcCl’ens rtf the Sexual or-
Merchants
’
Exchange,
Sans. l itis little work contains information ;
that patients die on his hands? the e niejsmres; that we are in favor of the
f the utinbst value to all, whether ¡married | California. Street, San Fran Ite
bill now before Congress, generally known
r^siijgle. itnd will be seni FREE bp receipt3
Another doctor spells corrosive as the. Portland, Dalles A ^alt Lake Railroad
Six cents in postage stamps itó- returi
bill, and we al-o favor the early comip)e|ion
S didits Adevrti-enients and Bubicri, t >ns
sublimate Mcoros of sublimate.”
postage.
\Addre8s,
of tlio (Jregon and California Railroad to the
for
the'L a fa yet ? k .C ourier and for papers
K. DOHÉRTY, |n D.
.J
.
’ W.
ITT « >F-
southern boundary of the Sthte.
♦
published in California. Oreg’ n an I Nevada;
Daring a recent revival at Green 8. That we disipprove all measure« in ?
apr201y
San Friin.’i'có. Cal.
Washington,
Utah,
Idaho,
Montmah,
Col
■ a
r
interests of c<n>italists and monopolies
orado, Arizona, and mljaceut Territories;
I
- K
Bay, a citizen is reported to have the
I
¿4|k j
against labor, believing that distinctions, if
Sandwish Islands, the British Posseifsons,
ç-
i
be made; sliould be in favor of
China: New Zealand arid the Australian
arisen and asked to be forgiven for distinctions
the laboring class who-constitute the mass
Colonies; Mexipa Ports, Nicaragua, Panama
I
’■
’
Valpariso and Japan; the Atlantic, States
■
having been a subscriber to a Chi of our citizens, the producers of the wealth
»
'■ i
and prosperity of our country. We tliçie-’>
and Europe
cago paper for 19 years.
fore apii
approve of the declared principles, and
V -
Uo
Lake’s Emigrant Stove amli'itL Store*
r>iii I
*
A D V K K T 1 S I N G.
sympathize
with the avowed object of the
;
. J .
K.
F
» i
13s
Front strpet, Portland, an tl ” ! see '
*
A pack of wolves in $herbournc Patt ons of Husbandry, and with those of all
thestoves
itH
Has
created'many
a new business;
other orders having, for their object re
*
HAVING THE ONI.Y
Has enlarged many an old business;
county, Minnesota, chascu a cpuple trenchment and reform in public atlairs.and
Has revived many a dull business;
’
IKON
WU ÍRK ! '•
OREGON
the social advancement of the people: that
£
!
Has
rescued
many
a
lost
business:
of lawyer^ five miles, and a New we are opposed to a monopoly in the publi
Ì
.1
Has saved many a large business;
'¡’hey cafi be had at no other plact
cation and sale of books used in the com
1 '
If A-
And insures a success in any business.
Orleahs paper thinks it showed a mon schools of this State, and we are in fa
1
! .
'_____ _________ ¡
OWER JOB :
1
i 4
i
*
■ I
vor of amending the existing laws in relation
•
*
lack of professional courtesy.
G irard ' s S ection __ Stephen Girrad used
■ 4
-v’ ’
to s tch, so as to t ike away from the pub
I
to say in his old days': “I have always con
i
of the Pacific Coast scries of readers
■
An exchange says that a Michi lishers
sidered
advertising liberally and long to be
I
■IN"
and s>»ellcrs the special privi eges in iela
the
great
medium of success in business,
tion
thereto
which
they
now
enjoy,
for
a
l
the
Stoves
iiiapu-
Agent
Is the sole
gan man dreamed recently that his 10. That <he act relating to the fees of
Í
and
the
prejnde to wealth. And I have
I
factüre 1.
T
K
made
it'-an
invariable rule to advertise in
\
I
aunt was dead. The dream prov sheriffs and clerksxnight to be so amended
the
dullest
times
as
well
as
the
busiest,
long
Yotrcan
now
but
’
a
Stove
of
thic;
either by making s tch offices salaried, or by THIS PJIRT OF THF ST^T
experience haying taught me that money
__
f and >f any pl a de fails it can be
«
r
ed true. He tried the same dream reducing th? fees now attached to the same,
thus spent is well laid out. «and by continu
cd
at
u
»in
a
I
expenre.
We
haifo
the
as shall make the compensition received by
ally
keeping my business before the public
on his mother-in-law, but it didn’t s ;ch officers a fair remuneration and noth
4-
k
Oven
Elevntei
it
hassecured
many sales that I otherwisse
Driving
Flue
and
4 - 'Ä
We are enabled to make
ing more for the services required of them.
work. |
>
work
would
have
lost.
”
i
That the Constitution be so amended tlnrt >
/■ .
.1 f • '
■
-Y a '!
■
4
all printing fpr the State af er the expira
Advertise Your Business.
COOK
STOVES,
r
A St. Paul locomotive threw a tion of the term of the State Printer in office
I
t ’
J
Keep Xour Name before the Public.
AND
Dlb'FUlEXT
KINDS
OF
v
such amendment is passed, shall be
man one hundred and eighty feet when
Judicious Advertising vrijl Insure a
provided by letting the same to the lowest
I
,
•
ii-
responsible
bidder.
. Fortune.
»
through ji tressle-work bridge and
Parlor
and
Box
Stoves.
I
11. That the only legitimate object of
A i.■
If Business is Dull, Advertise. '
S:
»
fî
didn’t hurt him, which is another government is the protection of its citizens
AU niaunfactured in this city,
Of such Printing as
If
BuMinessU
Brisk,
Advertise.
in their lives, liberty and property, and the
í
recommendation for Western cli pursu t of happiness: that to accomplish this
The other dealers will Jell you they don’t
The man wlio didn’t believe in advertising
feb!6:m6
keep
them.
The
reason
is.
they
end
direct
means
only
should
be
resortedto;
N
DILLS,
INVITATION
h«iR
gone into partnership with the Sheriff,
mate. ;
'
caul
buy
them.
that the good resulting from a departure
and that official does the advertising. '
iy-
AND
»T ’I
A-A ’
irdm this rule.is temporary, the evil lasting.
AND
_________ ' \,5 i,_____________________j
Publique paper sùys that Vic- We are-, therefore, opposed to the State en
1
-<.z
.______ ;..k J 7 Please remember that 1 also Iu|vc a
BUSINESS
CARDIS,
FANCY
PlAYCÁJlD
gaging
in
the
purchase,
l</asing
or
speculat
toria jyVoodhi
Woodhull is rich in wit, log ing in property of any kind, except only
i
■ . ** ’ . • a i L' ’> V
j‘. PATENT CHÜ
PLAÏUAIIII»,
, CIKCl DAÄi'f
ic and pathos, strong in argument such as is nece-sary lor conducting the or
.jì. ....... Prop iff tor
R. HARRIS,..
dinary functions of the Gôveçnment. >
Don.’t forget to look at.
LAFAYETTE,
- - OfiEOON’.
VISITING
CARDS,
1.
ABELS
»,
H
n
I
I
and pointed in applications; but 12. That we favor the immediate con
LAFAYETTE.
; PATENT W 1 N D O W
struction of a good and serviceable wagon
DEALER IN
...
ETC.,
ETC.
she doesn’t pay her printing bills Toad along the soatli hank of the Columbia
f
FIRST
CLASS.
SALOON,
ALWAYS
' *T *o U
Which
is
made
df
SWttc
river from the mouth of Sandy river to the
ce Wood, and U
A
supplied with lhe very choicest
when she can .help it.
1
TOB cco. SECARS, NUTS,
Dalles.
Lighter, Cheaper,
er, , More Cleanly,
4 f.
WINES,
F
13. That the compensation of all officers
J They were going to pot a man should be only such will be a just remu
Address orders to Í
BRANDIES,
?
diet, sardiq^s, Oysters.
i
neration
for
their
services.
WHISKIES,
•
‘
-¡'rb
'
il
out of'a San Francisco theater for ! 14 t That we are in favor of Congressional
L ie
♦
And is the handsomestWindow Blind in ute.
ionery,
eto*
CIGARS,
,
**
r*-
for the const ruction of the l’nrtland,
creating a disturbance, when a yaid
It givep thé best satisfaction to all who try
OYSTERS and
Dalles and Salt Lake Railroad, and for con
Mid > iact ewótìmic tha
It, and
1 only ask you
to enquire
of MiL
any one
voice cried, “He’s all right, hei? tinuing the Oregon Central Railroad from
SARDINE • in a fit!
f » I <f—A
V _•------ - - • 11
.
•
. --
wjio has u-ed them, to coni ince yon that the
St. Joseph to Junction City„
licit
rof flx
2 • I ?Iw*L____
• To bo had iu
m the
tlie be¿t
be.-t mar
marl km*.
,
Wçodtn Blind iai the very
can
•y best that^ou
t hatiyo’i ri
killed a Chinaman!” and they let
We are in favpr of the repeal of the
public
t>atronrig<
d
kith
a
good
Tlii- saloon is »Iso,,provided^
JOHN R. LAKE.
I litigant act.
m nt> 12 If
, febLLtf 4
BILLIARD TABLE.’
tlie man alone.
I
LAFAYETTE, O^N. l .
jaucluoll
> 1 W
'
W
i
■
1
-
I
z
? >
...
I
V
*
11
- 11 is a • sure sign of an earïv
ppring td see a catjntently watch
ing* a small hole in tlie wall.
It is ^omputed that 11,364 old
hoop skirts are annually thrown
into the lake at Cleveland. . ,
[
"*•
■ ■ •>-
- If it wasn’t for the Achcenese
and the Temperance war rhe en
tire world would be at peacp.
Without having special refer
ence to Susan B., we should like
to know “What is Lome without a
-* mother?” ?
J
A Chicago paper chronicled the
election of officers of the St, Louis
* Board of Trade under the head of
“Miscellaneous Crimes. »
>
'
<•
!
! I
orders
'
LAFAYETTE, OGN,
fbicted
at-
¡k
, t
-
‘
S
I
■
1
ODD FALLOWS BVIL.DING.
«
Established expressiv to atfbrd th
Sound and’ scietftific'Mcdicar
nient in the eure of all l’r
vata and Çhronic
Chronic
i ♦
Dise i ses.
I Cases of secresy and all Sexual
I
■
MISCELLANEOUS A a T
-r
lilt ititute
& • Surgical
•
/
■
No. 519 Sacramento street’
■Corner rtf Leidesdoill st.', (a few (firs bolo
Wlnit Cheer lions ). .Privalp
Leid.^dtirll’
Entrance on LeidStlorff'
st. San Fram iseo. I’
a
V-
9
*
4
DR. LITTLEFIELD
’S» THE ‘SILVER TONGUE’
r
Y’S
FOUNDED IN 1851
bcr41
À
J
Private n
»
X
J
•[ .
AND MODERATE UpKARGES
*♦
*
L. i
<
MISCELLANEOUS.
.
DR. W. K. DOHE
I
LJ
r T
QUICK CURES
I
*
i .’
PRIVATE MEDICAL 4ÍD
’
1
<■
I
■
• t
f
Ä
«¿
1
1
XJ
'i
4
*■ I
*
c
t
* >
«a
I
JL
4
-
*
4.
t
•4
í
I
.
...
¥
I
J
n>
"
J»
*
I
■
,7'
FINE WINES &
by
I
& Sei.
E. P.
JOB PRIN1J1N
Í
iwpi
(
• •
I
t
t
T jì -
b
4 * ><
’ •- iw
i
*
’ I
1
I
I
4
L
I
1
ft
PLOW WORKS
Q
iH
t
Ì
i
fi
4
I
I
...
-
«
'
l
OREGON - MADE
t? STOVES.?
h
%
PLOWS,
-I
PLOWS,
PLOWS,
PLOWS, PLOWS,
1
!
I I
I
i
CULTIVATORS,
cl
**
. Ji]
<
CULTIVATORS,
»I
.
.'.'ll
1
*
< «.
PLOWS, PLOWS,
SHORT
I
«
t
L. P. FISHER
ADrERTISIFGfi 4GÈNT.
PLOWS,
I
X
'
4
.
t
TIVATOKS,
[ .
I
«
A SPECIALTY
»
. w, .f
»
fi
’r
t
5„
»
I
Lone Star,
J. R. MAJORS
•
A
More Durable
«
«
l
“THE COURIER ”-
p r
t
t
-•'7
U
»
I
• ■
.
fi
»
Ä ’ 4'
■J
s»
■
L»
t .
■i■? .I
4
"?
r
'I
W '
. Ml
■ b
I
L: ■
•>
Y'
H:
«T
I!
T * fifi
-
4
■Jf « Í
L
i
♦
«
«*
»
V
■-
-.....................»
t
■'•'aBitfii ■«» i
Ï
“
I
i
4
j
'2
■ :
¿•¿j
1
■■
■/
T
«to
■
A
,
..Á-
I
i
»
»
■i
<■-
4
♦
4
✓/
ii.
w
■t •%
ÍF3F
.,.v V
s
■
-