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MISCELLANEOUS.
tools.
Of these the universal
Appended will be found a compte
j-cr oll chuck is ft familiar example.
^RIDAY, NO V EM HER 6,1874. Miidd^r.
list of the business transacted liy fl
This is an sparatug for holding a . ML LITTLEFIELD’S
Cold weather.
! October term of the •Circuit Ccter
round object in a lathe exactly
Too wet for croquet.
M. E. Church South.
It is needloss to say that this “cp^rt
central with the spindle; so that it I
Religious servilcbs will ho hekPbv- the
Now ii the winter of our discontent. business is rather an expensive iuxi
is adjusted at once without loss of
M- R- Church South, us follows:
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Who’d have thought Mac was a fid ry for xyhich the' taxpayers have
First Sunday Happy Valley,............ 11 A. AL
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This
tool
is
indispensable
in
phy.
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time.
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AfcMinnvillc................... fi P. M. dler.
p\v. .
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ihird *• West Chehalein,......... 11 A. Af.
FELLOWS BUILDING
Bo^yf«]
every machine shop, and is large«
State of Oregon v. Simon Bodyfel
om-th “ Armstrong's Chapel.. .11 “
Dog-fights
somewhat
numerous
this
“ Lafayette,...................... t> P. Af.
indictment for keeping a billiaiq ti
week.
\v manufactured in this country
E.
AnCIIAEL, P. C.
blc without license; plea
guflt,
LAFAYETTE,
0GN,
Streets are, getting in a yery slushy i fined $50 and costs.
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and much appreciated abroad.
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l>r. J. AV. Watts will preach rtt this place
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the second Sunday in every month at 11 a. condition.
State
of
Oregon
v.
.Lafayette
Lafayette
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IJai
» The twist drill is «another pure’y
in., and in the evening at early candle-
ris;
assault
aud
battery,
plea
of
g
gm
Right.__________________ _
1 Circuit Court has been in session
American tool. It is simply a
(y; fined $10 and<costs. .
s
Musical Instruments,
SAMUEL, is our duly author this week.
v/. Latayotte
Lafayoâtc |li
j State of Oregon vZ-
J^lai
round
steel
bar,
cut
like
a
common
It has rained at last and the farm ’ ris; for selling spirittous liquors xvitl
ised Agent nt Port la ltd, Oregon.
ALBO
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out a license, nonsuit and defenda^ auger, with edges suitable, for bor
■ Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Old papers for sale at this office. ■ discharged.
fl ing lnetals. It ranges in size from
State
of
Oregon
v.
,R.
Harri^
’
ir
$1
per
hundred.
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a fine needle to-three inches diam
* Mails bound South will close at O
dieted for using profano l&ngupg
3)'clock p. M. each day.
¿Take in your plants, or they jury trial and verdict of not guiltl eter. One establishment in this Paints, \ Oils, Perfumes,
2 Mails bound North will close at 7 mhy get nipped.
W. Whitef et ux, v. J. Watt: Actif
country I has gradually absorbed
B. M. each day.
to recover realty, continued. 1 ,. i
Geese are putting iu an appearance
Fancy Toilet Articles
| Postoffico will close at 8 P. M. until
Aurora Bowman and husband V« < T the entire interest of others, and
in
large
quantities.
farther notice.
t
Aud a full Stock of
Watt; action to recoyer realty* coj
has a steady foreign demand for
Office open from five to six r.’ M.
Dr. ^Littlefield wants somo oats. tifcued.
Sundays.
its wares. A machine firm in Patent Medicines.
See ad. in another column.
State of Oregon v. Charles ,St4
Aug. 18.
J. W. W atts , P. M.
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Connecticut, which from very
November 26th is the day fixed for continued.
f. •
al so
M.
Agee
v.
W.
W
’
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Agee;
si^it 1 ir
killing
Thanksgiving
turkeys.
modest beginnings terr or twelve r
H untiko I tems .—People seem to
divorce. Divorce granted.
The first thing that “Nawt” bought
think that all a newspaper man has
J. R. Bean v. J.* Saxe; iujuheti^
years since, has built up an enor r obacco airid Cigars,
to do iu order to obtain soveu or a after getting married was a bedstead.. dismissed ou motion of plaintiff?
mous trade, has exported in thc4 ST -AuTIOlST ÜTIY,
S. Hanna v. School District No. |
The largest latter mail over receiv
dozen columns of items such as haps,
last three years over $1,250,000
review; dismissed at cost of plain
^gg^rrECTIOIATEn Y,
mishap*, things that did or clid not ed at this postoffice came last even
J.
B.
Harker
—
same
as
above,
ing.
worth of gun, pistol, and sewing-
liapen and never will, that will in
A. Hulburt—same as abov^j
CANNED FRUITS
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Don't
forget
the
entertainment
for
These
men
hâve
machine
tools.
C.
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Lijicy
Hulburt
—
same
as.
abo'/e.
struct or amuse or neither, that are
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the benefit of the Good Templars to
Bangasser & Diclscbneider v*;¿II
stocked several foreign armories
true or false or both, that will excite night.
Smith;
settled
and
dismissed,
gi
the “risibilities” pr causo the briny
with automatic machines on the
Hotaling&Co. v.'R, Ha'rfis^ac
tear to fall without havjng to skin ' There are sotne men around town
American principle, and they arc
onions, that will make the hair stand that beat Zamloeh mixing wine and to recover money, withdrawn.«,
I M. M. Gay v.‘ W. W. Wests
For Medicinal purposes.
water.
erect on your head even if you arc as
as well known in European mar
to
recover
damages;
Change
of'ge
no50:tf
balsas a buzzard, is to sharpen up'
On the outside we publish a synop
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your two inch pencil, take a quire of sis of the proceedings of the last Leg to Columbia county.
L. M. . Starr vs. Jr
Jy K.
E. Harrisa
Harris,
F ERGUSON A BIRD
paper id your vest pocket and “take a islature.
might poiut also to the locomotive
equity;
foreclosure
suit
in
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spin around the block on your left
engine makers of Patterson and
There are a good many persons sick gag0-
eyebrow.” Such is not the ca3c eggs-
the Old Biffe Comer.
John
Saxe
v.
J.
R^Bean;
a
Philadelphia, whose reputatiofi is Ai
actly. We tried it the other night-? with Scarlet fever iu this county ut
recover
possession qf land, F jsi
not on our left eyobrow, but was left present.
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world wide. The pertormarice of
for
plaintiff.
on our back after a big dog ran be*
Q uestion ?—What has become of
11. P. Bird v. O. II. Adams;
American engines abroad has been
bwixt us just as we were going down the Y L. & T. Co.? Hope this liain't
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Dismissed
to
‘
recover
money,
one of those slid aprons which adorn full through with?*
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aye just received .- ^ nd
so satisfactory, compared with
of plaintiff.
our sidewalks—and after asking near
constantly receiving
A vote of thanks was given the mu
Polly Smith, ot »1, v. R. 1
those of local builders, as to secure
a dozqn men if th, y “know, d” any
thing strange o" startling we learned sicians ou the occasion of the necktie son; suit in equitycontinued5;-
large contracts, and an order for
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State of
Oregon»
Wui.
that there had beeif’another dog fight sociable by the Lodge. .
locomotives to burn anthracite G insisting pf General Merchaadi-»«,
assault with a dangerous
ton the streets.
New married people should get
defendant 'arraigned au<^plead
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coal, is now being filled at Patter
their*furniture of Smith & Co. It is
‘ Ladies Dress Goods,
fined $100 andco^ts;
? G rand J ury s R eport . — The handsome, durable and cheap.
son for the Russian Government.
State Of Oregon v. T. S. Pat
Grand Jury made thè» following re-
Toilet Batiste,
The person that gets on the outside Ceny of a calf; defendant ar
The de maud for American 'ma-
l>ort to Judge Bonhuai:
of the most thrce-ply-tnngle-leg whis acquitted.
Figured Tyrolese,
chinos in foreign markets has been
We, the Grand Ìury, having J con key at a Chehalem dance is the bully
State of Oregon v. T. S. Pa$
cluded our labors, beg leave to submit boy/
ceny of sheep; def. arraigne
created solely by reason of the in
Bu rmahs, -
the following:
dismissed.
I costs less to take a weekly news
trinsic
mciit
of
the
articles.
l it. We recommend that the cell in
State of Oregon v. H. M.
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paper than an industrious hen can
use for a jail in this county'■be so re
indictment for assault with &
earn in a year at the market price of
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paired by placing twelve bars of iron
weapon; acquitted.'
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entirely across the end of the cell iu
State of Oregon y. Mr«. Jar i? .
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The
reason
why
tfe
are
short
on
which the dooi* is placed.
strong, John Thompson, , , ip
2d. We would alséVeconiuiend that items this week is because the people Smith, jr.,'Pleasant Smith
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the tioor iu the hall of the Court- bad to tell the Grand Jury all they Smith; indictment for assaul
knew and more too.
House be repaired
dangerous Weapon; dismissed
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hud the book* of the Sheriff,
Judge. Hurley will receive bids for ■ J. Saxe vs. J. R. Bean; ac
t Clerk aud Treasurer ns fur as i we have
attending the draws on the St. Joe, rt cover • possession of property i
a examined correct.
R. P. . Bird vs. O. II. Adams 4
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Lafayette and Dayton bridges until
G. W. JONES, Foreman.
action to recover money.
next \\ uduesday.
Elizabeth Hall V3. Wm. H^ll
John Williamson, ¡Efquire, of Che- for divorce.
W ell iNDOliSED.—The Gift Con
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W. J. McConnell ts. R. J ♦
certs in aid of the Kentucky Librai halcm Valley, has, so we understand,
leased his farm to llou. Wm. Town man; action to recover mony
are not aj ajl speculative. The insti
send, and intends moving to Salem. A.Sitton v W Holcom'/rovieir,
tution is chartered by the State of
At a party in the “Grubby-End” ment of court.below reversed.^
Kentucky, '■ The first prize iu the
Jane Armstrong» ci al. v St
next drawiug, which takes place No of Chehalein, recently, there were two ^Oregon; review; ct^se argd
vember 30. is $200,000. It is u relia ‘ knock-downs.” Too much bad “ta submitted and review dismiss!
ble institution, and some one will get rantula juice'’ appears to have been
Mary Lasselle v A. Bradbir]
the money. And that there may be the cause.
t.on to recover money; contiiut!
no doubt at to the hoficsty of its mau-
S B Culburtson vs A ¡pi
Arrangements are being made by
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agcmvUt, we cite thè »facts that the r,arties fully competent, and who same.
best banks in Louisville indorse it, know how to do it, to give a graikl
T E Fristoc vs W B Curey;i i
; and thafa Governor Thomas E. Bram- ball and supper at this place Christ for costs; cause submitted arid
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* lette, of Louisville, is the general mas night.
sion of Clerk in taxing costs eo rm-
manager. An institution so fathered
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We have been asked the following ed.
is certainly deserving of coafidenca.
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^McMinnville
Water
and
Mani
conundrum which we have to let odr
readers
guess at: “Why ft the wife of taring Company vs D W McCal
P rofessor Z am loch *
On last
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I. N. Hembree like a ship without causes—sale confirmed.
Friday evening this chief of the mys
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ballast.
The Demand for American M
in
terious art gave one of hi3 deceptive
Again we call attention of some of
ery.
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entertainments at this place. Those the road supervisors in Chehalem t,o
who attended aro loud in their praise the precarious condition of somo of . The New York Sun in"
of some of the excellent tricks per the small bridges. Fix them up by
formed on the occasion. The Profes all means and thereby save accidents. Ing editorially abput the fu
sor has a peculiar faculty of catching
demand for Aimvican in
The late rains have raised the riter
coin, he seems to find it in the air, iu
the hats, eavs, laps and hands of tho about four feet and cleared out the pays a high complynent tc|
audience, aud we, might say finds it debris from the effects of blasting sq ^»hanicH. Tt says;
“where it isn’t as well as where it is.” that boats can now come up to the
The improvenfent in A'ui
“For ways that are dark au’d tricks warehouse.
machinerv within the pa
that are vain, Zamlovb is peculiar.”
• There aro two or thereeyouug hell-
— —
ians in tlus
tlus place that are in the hab
hab- years has been so great thafr rge
O fficers I nstalled .—Following it of yelKngout “Fire! Fire!” Seri
quantities of it have been 4x
ted
officers - were i installed
last
Tuesdoy
ously,
young
men,
you
are
old
enough
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evening by Lodge Deputy Watts for to know better, and some time you to foreign countries. Thi true
chiefly of machines adapted t(S Ihe
the quarter commencing November may regret your jokes.
3d in Lafayette Lodge, .1, O. G. J,: ...
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reproduction of pertain fprm^ I au-
W. C. T., Geo. P. Dorriss; W. V. T.,
J. J. Daly, editor of the Itemizer tomatic machines which. giG i i li
Mrs. A. F. Dorriss; W. S., J. & Hem
bree; W. F. 8., Chas. 'Watts; W. T., gave us a call during1 the week.
tended ,^ .make interch&gfi able
James T- H^mbree; W. C. Miss N. has been in attendance on the Circa!
work, as in sewing machihe^ pia
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Martin; W. M*., Miss 8. M. Bradshaw; Court.
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W. I. G., Miss Vina Henry; W. O. §.,
We acknowledge a aCall from Chas* tote, guns, and similar nrt|c r les,
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Sidney G. Dorriss.
L. Dell and W Mathews of Portland. The American milling tiaigi ÿine,
T he E ntertainment .— Arrango- Mr. Dell ir agent for the celebrated. and the system of milling n« state
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knents have been made with Profes Chemical Paint. ■
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into shape, aro now used
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John
J.
Whitney,
Prosecuting
At
sor Zamloch to give one of Lis enter
Irk-
torney for this district gave us a call, gieat foreign ardiorics am
tainments for the benefit of the Hail,
during the week. He is a young man shops, and it need» nothing b^t lac-
this (Friday) evening. Last Friday
of groat ability, and will evidenty
quaintancc with the cxccljenci
evening the Professor showed to a
make his mark.
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Very fair house, and gave satisfaction
to those present, and all felt satisfied
W. J. Martin returned home dur these engines of indugtrv tq . ac-
th of their mon- ing the week from a three year’s, çouul
fact.
they had got t
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at the cruise over 8outh America and Cali
ey. Tickets
rcl
for
to
the
ex
jrta-
fornia. He returns in about Iwo
stores.
tion of mwing machine», Si jeam
weeks.
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Boe-
B oston ’» R e
eogi nes «ttá hoil<r>, or an^
licle
A head . - The Wheeler and Wilson
ton’s meat wagon was sailing around
which waqfcave special faéjliti kt0
through town the other pay selling Sewing Machine is still ahead on the
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his good beef to everybody, and the Pacific Coast as elsewhere, having make, butw particularly 4o i
natipnal reputo íon,
bells on his horses kept time with the this year taken the first premium at which
driver as he whistled:
“Beautiful the Oregon State Fair, Washington and^r
kuown in the tar
bells, oh beautiful bell; if you don’t County Fair, and California State
wofd as ! Amc tan
kets (
want my beef, go to —Morgan’s shop. and County Fairs,, f
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Brigham Young is dangerously
ill, and his wile feels very bad
about it.
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Where. Io go whe» short of
mcney—-Go
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Photographs,
go to Bi-àdley & Rùlofson’s Gallery
with au eleavtor , 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. >
Notice. .
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Poplins,
Japs. Sill
Alpaca
Shawls,
Ginghams,
Prints, latest styles.
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WT ot ci is» hereby given that there is tjo
1.Y longer any partnership between J.B.
HARKEK of Dav ton. Oregon and JAMES
C. VAN RENS-ELAMR, of Portland, Ore
gon, which partnership formerly existed at O! latest Styles and in fine variety.
Dayton, under the nameot HARKKR& Co.
* SWGive this H qu e a Call.-Gfl
Notice is also given that neither said J.
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B. Harker or any otherperson is or has been —---------------- - -----------------
for the past six months authorized to con
tract any indebtedness that will be binding
jointly tipon the owners of the Dayton
Flouring .Mill, and notice 18 furthermore
given that Anna Van Rensselaer will not
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pay any portion of any indebtedne-s or ex
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pense of any kind whatever, which has
within the lime above named or may here
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after be incurred in or about or in behalf of
*k SIMPSON.
said mill, nor permit the same to beeome a
lien I--
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upon
interest
P h . C. SCHUYLER.
Agent of Anna V an Kènsselaer and guardi
1____ of ‘ estate i»f J. C. \ an Rensselaer.
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NOTICK TO FARMBRS.
Shaving,.....
25 cents
Shampooing,.
25 cents
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Hair cutting..
...25 esnta
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THOROUGHLY OVEft-
hanled and repaired my BATH .
ROOM, those in need of a good
hve
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San
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Solicit« Ailerrti-einent« and 8ubscriptona
for the L afayette C ochiek and for paper*
published in California, Oregon and NvVada;
Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montanah, Col*
orado, Arizona, and adjacent Territories;
San<lwi>h Islands, the British PossessoiM,
China: New Zealand and the Australian
Colonie*; Mexica Ports, Nicaragua, Panama
Valpariso and Japan; the At'gntic States
and Europe
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ADVERTISING.
Has created many a new business;
Ha* enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many a duH business; '
Has rescued many a lost business:
Has saved many a large business;
And insures a success in any business.
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Oysters,
Advertise Your Business.
Keep Xour Name before the Public.
Judicious Advertising will Insure a
f Fortune.
If Business is Dull, Advertise.
If Business is Brisk, Advertise.
Fin® Wines and Liquor* for Medicina
uses. "
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•ri-inä
owned by J.rii. Majors, wish
es to inform the public that he is
now prepared to do any and all
kinds of work in his line in the lat-.
est style,
G irard ' s S ection _ -Stephen Girrad used
to
say. in Lis old da.\s: ”1 have always con
1 ■
sidered
advertising liberally and long to be
LIES, canned fri ; its the gteat
medium of success in business,
and ttye prelade to wealth. And I have
made it an invariable rule to advertise in
the dullest times ns well as the busiest, long
Pickle».
experience having taught me that money
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thi s spftnt is well laid out. and by continu
ally keeping my business before the public
NutS uf all kinds,
it has$ectired many sales that I otherwise*
■ Tobacco,
J : Sardines would have lost.”
AND
t-2.« í í.g*S 7
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H aving bought theshop
Merchants’
ÜRUÊSISTS,^
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‘BOOMS 20 AND 21,
SUITS.
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PERKINS;
ED.
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L. R FISHER,
ADVERTISIFG AGENT.
--ALSO—
Et O Y S’
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
“ Advertising is the Oil which wise mei
put iu their lamps.’’ Modern Prov.
of thé latest styles and-variety of í»otb Foi-
eign ami domestic manufacture/
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And other articled too tedious to mention.
To whom It may Concern:
tt* the PErmur,'.»
Vl MerchauL
QUE liOYS AN¿ GZJ S* DEPAhT.
MENT IS A hfChS'T ttract : rJL
' FEATURE
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?.3 a Fircsifle c< ipanlon *r tbo Fat llj
Gr. ie tlie *H kip’ i«
EVERY ORAI GER ehi ti HAVE jr.
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LAFAYETTE,
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The man who didn't believe in advertising
has gone into partnership with the Sheriff,
OREGON. and that official does the advertising
DEALER IM
SEGARS,
THE PARKERCUR
NUTS,
Candies, sardines, Oysters«
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And In fact everything that is to be found
in a tirst-clasii
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store.
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The Dayton Flouring Mi’.ls are now run
DR.
ALFRED
KINNEY,
ning and are leady to buy wheat or ex
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change for wl>eat, or to grind for toll, or to
Surgeon,
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chip for toll or any other way to *uit the
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trade.
Per«ons wishing tbeir own wheat ground .R oom N o . 7, D ekim ’ s H vildixo ,
will please run the same through a fanning
. N. W’. ('First and Woras.
mill in order to insure extra food flour.
PORYL a ND, OREGON. ‘
HARKER & Co.
Office Hours -ii to II a. m. till after.8» p; iq.
Dayton March 10,1F74.
In Jffice at Nijjht.
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.3ENO STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKEB-BRtfS
à
WEST MERIDENeCT.
7$lio3.’-h£
ARKER 4 CO.,. Ferry street;
goods, groceries and general mer
merebair-
H I good«,
D ay ton flouring mills,
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dise.