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Mountain Meadow Massacre will be
FRIDAYr DECEMBER 18, 1874.
of interest to many of our readers who
SETTLEMENT OF TOWN TITLE. arc nut cognizant of the facts in the
case: A train had started from Ar­
The title to tho townsite of Tafay- kansas to cross the plains for Califor­
otts, which has been in dispute and nia, which included the families of
litigation for so many years, was fin­ several Arkansans who had been for­
ally settled gt the last term of the tunate in the mines of California, to­
County Court by the county purchas­ gether with some of their rich neigh­
ing Mr. Whitlow.’« interest in the dis­ bors. The train numbered 146 men,
puted premises, ii» This settles the
women and children, with about fif­
whole
question
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title
which
has
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•o many-years seriously damaged the ed stock. The emigrants were well
growth and ^yosperity of the town. armed, fully provided with supplies,
, Property canfner*' be purchased and
and had with them about $150,000 in
a good title sdcuged.
gold. They arrived in Salt Lake in
There is some fiery desirable prop- the fall of 1857, and were told by the
» orty still belonging to the county in Mormons that it Was too late to cross
this townsitc that can be secured at a the Sierra Nevada» by the old emi­
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1MPR0VEME. NT OF THE YAMHILL a practicable puss by going through
Southern Utah and crossing Southern
RIVER.
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Nevada to Los Angelos. They fol­
The Governmeijt estimates and sur­ lowed thie advice, and when encamp­
vey of the Yamhill river have been
ed in the narrow valley called Moun­
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made, »with reference to its s improve- tain Meadow, 300 miles seutbeast of
ments, and doubtless have been for­ Salt Lake City, they were suddenly
warded to Washington,
sljîngton. Now is the attacked, as they supposed by Indi-
time, while C bçgrcss is in session, to ams. Thesc they kept at bay for five
urge the matter of Government aid, days, and on the sixth the supposed
by calling upon our Representatives Indians had vanished. On that day
to do all they can in relation to the a large J»arty of white men approach­
matter. If they will only interest ed frqm the direction of Cedar CiFy,
themselves and properly represent bearing a white flag, and it is said
the importance qf the subject to Con­ that these men were Mormons com­
gress; we cannot fail to obtain the manded by John D. Lee. The story
necessary appropriation. It appears told and generally believed is that
to us that the steamboat companies Lee induced them to givo up their
ought to interest themselvos-in the arms under the pretext that he could
matter.
not otherwise protect them from the
It would be |nell for all persons Indians, and thon while professing
having any influence with our mem­ to guide them to a place of safety,
bers iit Congress, to write them on treacherously fell upon them from
the subject and [urge their attention the rear and murdirkd them all in
to this most important object.
cold blood with the exception of two
little children seven? years old and
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fourteen others between the ages of
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From almost every quarter comes one and five. The report was then
, exchanges
tjb^ ■ office, and the ma- spread that the emigrants had been
iority of thSm
th^iu ¡are
jare lauding the praises killed by the Indians, and Gen. Sid­
of their i •es$ective counties. The re-* ney Johnson sent a detachment of
suit will btf to bring men of m^ns. troops
. to investigage
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into thrir ¿iid^t. They will give t ho^The officer in command of this de­
various blanches of industry fresh tachment found the bones of the miss­
impetus, afid help build up the State. ing emigrants; wolves had eaten the
These journals give the resources of flesh. The children who had been
their counties; Jtbe temperature; the saved he found in the hands of Mor­
advMitagea of water
Ajriter power; the quan
quan- ­ mons in Cedar City, Lee having two
advMitagei
tity and quality of the timber; ^he of them. These were surrendered,
and it was from the oldest of them
general naturta of the soil for farming
that it was learned that their parents
purposes and ‘or fruits and vegeta-'
bad been killed by* whites instead of
bias; the faci ties for marketing; and
Indians. It is said that some of the
lastly the amoun it of vacant lands in
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confession to tho same officer, but
Yamhill
riy can offer many in­
ducementato
Following ta- wbother thir is true or’not, it is cer­
tain that it has always beei>*believed
ble gives the
of the, county
that Loc was the leader of the mur­
Assessor;
m given bj t
derous gang, though whether Brig­
No. serss of4njp >ved land... ...
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2 H.OJU ham Young knew of or countenanced
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various opinions have been expressed.
Average value óf i and par acre,,.
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— Jhough a majority of
the mon« ed £en of this county lack-
ad enterprise^ they rush frantically
to some attorney
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articles
of 2
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incorporMiopii drawn
incorporMion
drawn up
up iu
iu “ “ tripli
tripli- ­
cate,” atfd ode
o»i would suppose they
would have everything com plot ed and
in working
er in a few months;
the mail
lies are not fast er ough
for them—t f hire
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a boy
to take
one
of tho ‘^triplicate«” to the Secretary
of State, (of,
rse they wait until
tho very
minute to sec if some
other
ion is to be formed, and
if so away g is their courier to get in
first a
the articles filed.) An­
tion is formed with a
ether
of 125,000 or $50,000.
capital st
Tho “triplicates” are drawn up and
The corporators are
properly
O sign any money to the
than
papers, audwant some one else to go
ahetA At, this rate how fast will
, come in our midst? Wo
capital
pk the proper way to do
•hould
would be & consider well beforehand
,bility of the undertaking
the
h it through to eornyje-
and
men, you that ate inter-
tion.
corporationa.ruah them
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if five or six colored girls as
papfla ¡¡gio the girls upper high
Mhool« si^hioh resulted in the with-
fiprwsl ¿over fifty of the graduating
dUes. Inis is the first attempt to
w**
ir Mogul from Shanghai
York has been wrecked and
otateosa peroons perished.
Von Schmidt, a well knotvh civil
engineer, was arrosted for pirfury at
San Fran ci soo recently.
At Winnemucca
on the ' 13th
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Peter Riggs »tabbed a gamb er naiu-
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cation.
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Th« three fastest horseq pn tho
Northwestern coast, Osceola, Trifle
and Tom' Merry ¿re to run jw Year
Day at Seattle. I
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It is reported that a
from
iscov-
the New Almaden min
ered an &ceedingly ric
iof cin-
nabar on Six 1/ile Creek n^ar Mur­
phy’s. He intends to go-tp f Sin Fran-
cisco and organize a con niphny to
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work the vein.
The Bulletin ^¡ves the e: >1 porta of
wliesrt and flour ^hipped fri Jm> Port-
land and Astoria, during th 1 ¿présent
season. Flour, 2,456 bbl! 1 valued
at, $162.230 50;’ Wheat, \ 11^044,660
bushels, valued at $874,427 pB. This,
all things being considered »I is a pret-
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C. P. Bellinger has bee» appointed
Clerk of ths Supreme Cour|. ¿His ap­
point men t will givo satisfacl ra to all
unbiased persons. The posit Son is one
that requires some one well Acquain­
ted with the forms of legal proceed­
ing, and Mr. B. is just the man for
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Senator Mitchell has ii introduced a
bill in the Senate, supple eçrôntary to
ng for the ] payment of
an Act providii^
expenses incur! np in the l^erritories
of Oregon and Washington in 1855
and 1856, and in suppressing Indian
hostilities.
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York received p dispatch f jom Fort
Hamilton, Long Island, string
ing that
)onglass,
Win. Mosher &nd JosopH Douglass,
Don glass
burglars werw shs€.
die
fore dying, declared
that Mosher
knew all abou,t Charley I Ross. l)e-
tectives say that before the abduction
Mosher lived civ Monroe street Sin
Philadelphia.
The Rornar^ Catholic Ijid
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of
<il is grow?
Masonic frate$
and
bittfj'n
ing in intensifo
[ess of feel-
fl
ing. It havii^ f been suggpi jsted that
hhjr
the Bishops, who were imprisoned for
inciting the riots, should resign their
seats as a measure of r nei lia tion,
to allow
the Pope absolutely ref
tion of the
it, but counsels a conti
fight.
We acknowledge the^rfcceipt of an
invitation ti&et to attend the third
annual ball qf Willamette Engine Co
No. 1, at PoHlaud, Wednesday even­
ing, December 23d, 1874. Circum­
stances over . which w£ have no con­
trol will not]permit of our dignified
appearance t inong yofi tan this melo­
dious occcas^n. Just go right along
the same a^ if wo were there, Wà
know you will miss
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too. S uccor to you, bpys.
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The President has tafle his selec-
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tiona of a Q. 8. Distr^ pt Judge and
Gold in New York, 111.
Atterney iu Louisia^i ;a. f Alabama
Legal tenders in Portland—buying
and Arkansas have no4 yet been sup­
90; selling, 91.
plied. The| great diflculty he had
The query is: who is “Mem Lin­ »to contend with in filling these ap-
ton?”
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pointmentsas to fin4 persons within
The President has sent the name of
the district named! ^xcept in Ala­
M. Spear of Oregon to the Senate to bama, whe re fully qualified to per-
be Assistant Commissioner of Patents.
form the dfities of the offiee and who
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At the residencp of ¿he bi ts ta» fatb-
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dur qgt, Mr. Virgil 8uiith i 1 Perilla
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All persons having claims ag
tale will phrase present the
minisira’o ? wi'hin six month
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7 all pci aons knowing 1
and
debled to sail estate wilf- p
settle immediately.
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CANNED
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FINE WINES &,
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Of the most complete and
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LL persons knowing themselves indebt­
ed to Paquet A Tayfor an aubacrip-
lion to the Ijifayette Bridge, will pltaae call
d pay the «âne
st A. K. burbunk’s store and
within ten days ficm date.ai nd thereby «avo
further cost» and expenses.
JOSEPH PAQUET.
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estly called to tho inducements we
are.offerïng to purchasers this season,
which far exceed our former unpre­
cedented attractions.
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DRUGS
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our magnificent stock ofrilks selected
THAT BY expressly for this season’s trade. ‘
OTIClllS TIEREBY GB
ued out of
virtiwof an execution
the honorable Circuit Court the S'H*c of
hill, on the
Oregon for fl>e County of Y
4, and to
llih da.v Yof November,
said Court
me dlree;<gl by the Clerk
upon a jmltf r/nint In a civil no n obtained
id court in
on the 17 hdny of Anri 1,1873 if
defendant,
favor of Ithoma« Rn’»er.so
and against Thomy» Henry, laini iff, for
t'ho tuim <U fenr nundrc«l i d sixtv-bne
h u h d red t l|doi larau $400 W-»l oc wfnl niouey
with interest th«rt?on at thgfni’e of ten
percent, per annum, from life 17<h day'of
f tl&v-tane
ind ífte
April. !87fih---'-
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and forty jpte-hirmTredlh do
the right,
posts. I lave levied un/w» >
irts. Henry
title and h'cre-l rf ! fie sal
in and to p* following descr led real prop-
erfy. to-wfi:
p rart
Utting if,
— of
— the red? al donation
land c a i>of John Rtr<l. in eotfons fi ve,
six. seven Hand einlif,’ in t •nship four
south of , ¡rnnse three, wes« in YamhiH
county, U regon, said bound y cominenc-
'onndury of
Ing at nn j ingle on the we
sari clnini tn car the Old Tai ard, a stake
nty-’wo ,'e-.
from whii Ml bears souilt“ t
•gree« Wei I, .an oak ten inch in diameter
1.08 chab )s south twenty-« ee degrees;
we«« 15.81 kphrtins, so(i<h82 egrees east,
a; east 40 O f
51 chain, t north ton'd»*?
chains tra i<nessoak four i he.* in diatn-;
s west elev-’
eter. soils h seventy*slx de?
es in diatne-
en linksj ¡next oak four i
east twenty
ter. south I slx’y-fo’ir deg
links: we V 38.48 chains- wi ess a i c<l rfr
three feel In riianreier; sf»Tit ixty-six and.
one-half d agrees [sf, twen -seven links:
son'll tii fnty-’h. e I degr s east 18.54
of c'nl io s'akc wit­
chains wj h old Iin0 . qf
nr inch
in dlam^er.
ness a tlrj wen’ty-foui
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t live links
south fol v-flvè desrrens ì
witness.) r three fee’ in »Ttijhic'cr, nor‘h
link« nor+h
fot'v dei| ces west fonr'e
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fi ve
do rree-ij west
eighty
chains wfhe mare of be^ir Ing. con'aln-
Ing one h mndred andsixty- o acres more
nr less, h afnt tho nremlsc deed *o' said
Thomas' jftenry by Wll’ij n and Sarah
E B’andi bn thè ‘2lsf day of I me. 1807. said
deed heir itg recorded on T*as 404 of hook,
No. H, of! Weeds of said conn r, andon
«Monday, , the 4th day •« f January*
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L‘ay|yn Hot ring mills,.
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3u0 piece-i Satin de Chine...........
240 pieces Heavy Empress.
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Tor restoring to* Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
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BedSpreads, ■
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effectual* for
ceed to.«* ill af nobile anctiph fn the high­
HOaWry^
Table Linens,
in front of
est biddt r for lawful mhn
preserving the
fayette^ Ynm-
the Coh ‘t-Houae door in
Linen
Napkins,
Gloves,
hair, i Jt soon
the right,
M;y, Oregon,
hill coi uty,
interest of tm above nam-
title am
Xfistore» faded
Handkerchief^,
Flannels,
ed Tho na« Henry, in
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or gray hair
above described real e«fa’,i together with
Umbrella«,
Shirting Checks,
all and-i lgular here'lVani Inta and anpur-
to its original
te ance thereunto belong !ing or in any-
Trimmings,
wire an crtainlng to satfe fy said exccu-
Bug<y Robes.
color, vnth M<
lion and accruing costs.
^Zoss and freshness of youth. Tnin
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8h lffof Yamhill cij inty, Oregon
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hair is thickened,/ailing hair checked,
Oregon.
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Those
in
search
of
real
and
unusu-'
and baldness often, though not always,
iber 3, 1874. I I
ally attractive bargains will bo amp-» cured by its use. Nothing can restore
repaid by an early visit.
the hair where the follicles < n de.
istratoÿ
Sale ly N.
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B.—The attention of our City stroyedyw the glands atrophied and^
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is hebeby Í RIVEN THAT Friends (?) is called to these bargains decayed; but such as remain can bf
de-.-iened, soleí idinifiistrat r «f
saved by this application, and stimu­
the e-taÿ! of John'll. He . deceiised, b* BRAD wiMARSH &.C0
virtue e df
<$f two several ord< s oftheConnty
lated into activity, so that at new
Uoyrt Of Yamhill county, rate of Oregon,
• growth of hair is produced. Instead
—<me_ or sale, . and ’the ’p ier of re-*«le I
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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■ made o< {he
8th dr yof
y of S4 iteiriber, A. I>..
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­
W74, an« on the lOJ»
jOJi <■ d>| of November,
mowering aod Dry Goods, Groceries, 4c.’ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
A. I)., Uff4, authorizing
him to sell the a d real property
Keen si
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er described, wl as salaadaiin-
beret
AND GENERAL, IMPORTERS OF >
from turning gray or falling
and
intrato nthk. 4tb day 4
January, A-
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consequently
prevent
baldness.
he
American, English <fc for-
restoration of vitality it gives to the
. M. of said tiny
uroTone o’cloc
at the
art House door n Lafayette, in
at the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma­
eign Goods,
said c< ity, duly sell at tblic auction, to
[fed
States
gold
t bidder for
tion of dandruff, which is often so un­
the hl
of sale the fol- »
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coin to
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
cleanly
and offensive. Free from,those
lowing scribed real p pert y l>elonging
me
of
Ills
death,
ceased at the
to said
deleterious substances which make
said estate, to­ Cash advances made on every
and no belonging to
some preparations dangerous and inju-
Wit: ,
criptian of-produco.
rn of Nancy Ann
tion .land i
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rioua to the hair, the Vigor, can only
,w of D j \ id Lay-
Layfieh and the heirs »
benefit but not harm it jf wanted
Ion, No. 7173 »nd
ft id d< cm ¡»•■d. Notifi
d as follows, to-
rtlcularly descr
more p. rile
merely for a HAIR DRESSING
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nothing else can be found so desirable.
The Anthwe^t one-fa k, the southeast
Containing
neither oil nor dye, it does
oo»-fou 111 of the north st one fourth and
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northwest
one-
< he, wet i one-half, of
not soil white cambric, and yet ' lasts
lot- Nos. 4, 5, fi,
fourth < f section five a:
longon the hair, giving it a rich, glosfy
in township three
and 7 o “section six,
Yuiubill
epunh,
so;¡th, mnge t» o west,
lustre, and a grateful perfume. •
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Shawl««
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The magnificent house of L j Grand are at the same time uot bitter parti­
Lockwood, at Norwalk, Connecticut, sans of one or tho other factions.
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which cost $1,000,000, is for sale at
The Oregonian the 16th saj
$110,600.
tt I. t ChapmiK Civil
ivil nffi .
Mr. H.
H. F. Hannan, a young loan who will sail fqr Washington
to-morrohr,
Mb
embezzled $4,000 was arrested in New whither he
s tú lay before the
Jersey, and reached San Francisco in er n ment
ns devised by him for t^e
charge of a detective.
improve nt of navigation at
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Moul! o: J apologized to Miss Proctor mouth of dhe Mississippi river; a
and paid her lawyer’s fees aggrega­ for removing the bars at Swan
ting five thousand dollars and settled land and the mouth of the Wallami
the libel suit.
Mr. Chapman hks given the subject a
' Hefiry M. Stanley has arrived at great deal of attention, and is satis!
Africa and hi3 correspondence is now ed his plajis wijl, if adopted, prpve
appearing in the New York Herald. entirely tuccosiful, and accomplish
Mr. Stayley goes to finish the work the d esir et J objects at much less ¿ex­
pense that any other plans that
left by the uoble Livingstone,
been recommeA ded. We und
The San Francisco Chronicle ac­ that otheti! eng^i leers, who have ex4
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knowledges the honor of a call from ined the QÙbjeCjt agree heartily v
Mart Taylor, State Printer of Ore­ Mr. Chapin an.
gon, and editor of tho Albany Demo­
R eal E state
T ransaction
crat. Who is the joke on?
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We arc indebted to J. E. Hubbard,
The dispatches annouce the fact
lerka for the following
that the Republic, the great organ Deputy Ç
set up by the Administration- to kill recorded^
John 1 rislAne and wife to H. L .
the New York Times is dead. Too
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bad.
State of Oregon to W. Lau lin.
** It is estimated that 16,000 poor
Yamhill-«' inty to Bartlett
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men and women are out of employ­ low. < |-
Hannah 5 aft to Yamhill c nty
ment in New York City. This is a
lots I, 2 and l-in block 23, and 3t 5
sad beginning of the winter to tboee
btate o Oregon, coo tai ng 431» 41100 acres.
in blockSfil
D1OCKÇD1. ü
GQUUHEK,
poor people, as many of then are even
Yamhill county to E.
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Lafitte, 0
without the most common necessa­ in blocks 23. i fl
lafirtette,
ORIgon
Bedtambar
YarnWH« nty ta Hannah att
ries of life.
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