OREGON, AUGUST gS, 1874
VOL. IX
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COURIER
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Pu Wished every Friday by
DORRIS S & HEMBREE.
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Not a glee club—The polfoe-
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man b . '
C hicago has sixty fortunetellers,
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An Oshkosh judge got four bars
of soap for a marriage fee.
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but not one» of them saitf, “(•fit
them engines ready.”
sei in the Local Column«*, 25
meh iiwortiou.
transient advertisement- $2.-
12 lines, for the first inser-
1 western paper spunks of its
contemporary as “the BooneOrgfen
of bottomless stupidity.”
train starts
The man who went to sleep on
a railroad track, found his restwjis
a good deal broken- -and his leg
too.
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A country editor advises Queen
Isabella to advertise if she wishes
to find the throne she lost some
time ago.
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E HAVE FOR SALE ONE OE THE
Celehnttad PARKER BROS. Breech
I/O a ding Sixrt Gnfes, at a bargain.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
county, Ill^l woman
committed suicide the ether day
because no circus company had vis- -
ited her vicinity for two years.
A Stark
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?HA«.A. BALL.
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BALL & STOTT,
A.ttòrn.èys at Lav
•‘Arc there any foalsin this 1
town? ” asked a stranger of andws- .
boy yesterday. “I don’t knoW,"
replied the boy; “are you lonesome?
il EEir.-t S.reet, bppoeitc Occidental Ho'
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Esther Shaw, of DavenporMiB.,
worked thirteen years in ote fam­
ily before asking for a cent of pay.,
Needn’t .write for her; she’s de£d. '
► . Modern improvements in Pqryia
—The Shah has ordered,a guiHo-
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ustapha Cotton? Thunder.
Cotton was r the fellow
that
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:ic grindin’.' I only.furniv|icd
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account I won’t
a pa-ss—he might
on it.”— Saturday
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the folio wing: The
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LAFAYElt
Tiling the case oi
i child extended to
¡1 evervk mother in
! M. B kMSEX . County Judge And
• attorney at law,—OiBce in the
doUM.
tri ST. JOSEPH BUSI
OTEL, J. H. ol<|s. proprietor: cor
of 4tli and Depot streeU. New'house
good accommodations
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in|tlfeffuttei|, and he ap-
i S'C young^te’r with ,tbe
I picking hi#, up and-ear-
There most l>e sortfctois-
nt it. We don’t behSve
im-into the lipix-c.
The
iwever, was ■ tliaV it was
JOHN WILL 1AM SON,
REAL ESTATE
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E AGENT
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YAMHILL County, OGN.
«WESSONS WISHING TO INVEST IN
J l Real Estate will do well to call on me
before purchasing elsewhere.
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j I have land of all varieties, and in quan­
tities to suit purchasers.
Terms reasonable.
1 BSTResidence and office in Chehalcm
Valley.
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come
i call, as they always had done,
is, you see, I tried to do these
(died gamblers all the good I
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