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Happy New Year to all.
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sale the property of Thomas Henry.
See adv.
g Now is tho the time to buy goods
¿cheap, and Ferguson & Bird’s is the
'Ipiacc to buy them as they are selling
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fthe estate of John H. Huss, deceased,
will sell said estate at public auction
Monday next. See adv.
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H nefit of tAu smokj, we might be manner by placing heavy cross bars
cpipted
to smile.
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across the front. He is also having
jjJrputy County Clerk Hubbard has the chairs repaired. Now let the
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ing “s-s-s-statistics:” No. of mar- the hall be fixed up. Th« cost will
ri tgo liceus » isstu-d since July 13th, be.small.
tlurty-six; No.«of dueds recorded, 114;
Nu. of daeds iihid fur record, 60.
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[for the Uvw school bouse, p*-otnisus to
oca gitu«d iiifiiv. 1 bo ubject is a
.worthy one aud well duaerves a good
«’tendance. Don’t stay away be-
cause you can't dance for you can en
joy yourself at the sociable to bo giv-
ru in connection with the dancJ.
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tleiuiUi who, with bis especial s'wictr
Hess, was riding around in a buggy
the other day, and who, while coming
down the LLllieau hill, improved the
opportunity to thuow hi; south paw
artuuid his caulitiower, pull her over
tojnin, and coniiie uc< d ro_ehaw her
neck to—well, to look behind him in
orejur to see if anyone is near enough
to see a-hat is going on before he at
tempts it again.
Deputy Sheriff Ba«cer a few days
ago attach«/d some property belong
ing to a man liaiuev. .Hoffman. The
I’ iroperty consisted of a blacksmith’s
tit of tools. Due notice was given
of the sale. The day finally arrived
for the sale to take place and the
deputy went to sell the said property
and when he arrived there all that re
mained was an anvil, bellows and vice.
These evidently were too he^vy to
carry off. Here, it seems to us, is an
excellent opportunity for somebody
io rise and explain. Tbe costs grpw-
* ing out of these cases are liable to be
rather expensive to some of those in
ti-rested.
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baristi of St. Stephens in the Province
<u Xew Brunswick, uo one know
a . hither, carrying two small children
—girls, the eldest but ten years of
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»Age—among strangers.
After the
departure of the father the children
j .were cared for by strangers and part
< ut tue time they were charges upon
the Parrish, until they became old
« nough to work and make their own
bu[»port as best they could. For more
t mm twenty-$V6 years after their fa-
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lioyi him, and their recollectiou of
XAiuur had almost faded from mem-
«> y. The eldest marrisd a man named
arters, and settled in Hainesville,
Li *ssachusetts.
During the past I
y- ar, through tbe instrumentality of
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Hurley and Rev. T. A. "Vyood,
}.£r*. Wartera heard of tho death of
.A father and that he had willed to
km two children valuable property,
i .uvided they could be found, and if
i <>t, the estate went to another party.
Lx..». W. and sister forwarded proof
«4* their identity as being the daugh-
i i of • ‘Billy (Blair,” as he was famil-
called. A discription of the
j-.operty bequeathed to them was
3< h warded.
Among other things is a
J .«« farm situated on the Willamette
Htfcr. Hearing this they concluded i
tu more to Oregon and make this
thUr home.
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an im-
Kentucky my portion creut
portant trust in behalf of 'the Public
Library and the ( ticket holders of the
: erest ed
er than have a fw itional
the 30th inst., I. ^eem it
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awing on
interest of those i
February 27, 1875i at wliKh time the
drawing will p^si ivelyj>|ake place,
• faith to-
and as a guaranty s of g<
tidge our-
wark ticket-holdeifev we
selves to refund xt|> any t ^kct-holder
his money, upou '¿»resent jftjon of his
ticket,' should i’t draw |lg fail to
¿¡onio off at the day Slow ixed. The
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correspondent at Sheridan
sends us th«i following items.
At the Christinas ball at the Grange
Hull there were seventy-nine tickets
sold,. The music was furnished by
Messrs. T. L. Glaze and — Mills,
Well-known musicians of Dallas, it is
needless to say the music was good,
as was t..e supper furnished by Mrs
Shortridge.
inal settl ! ^MENT—NOTICE IS
hereby giVen d |Ht the administrator <>f
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the estate of Hamiltj jjn Miller, deceased, baa
tiled his final aecoti« lit ot said estate in the
the said Couit ha«
Probate Court, and |lint
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ordered that the sad Be be heard at the'Feb-
rnary term thereof,! Tuesday the 2nd day
of February, 18.5. nl E10 o’clock A. M. of
said day, at which n fine objections will be
heard to said final jii tfcuunt.
wi-bed bf order of H.
This notice is
Hurley, Judge o? Sa fa < ourt.
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NQTICE T| FARMERS.
The Dayton Floutl [hg Mills are .now run-
n>ng and’aie*)C.uiy0!tO buy wheat or ex
change for wheat, oif to grind for toll, or to
chop lor toll or any I ilher way to suit the
rade.
Persons wishing tlj air own wheat ground
will plea
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run the
jlhe sj s ime through a tanning
mill in order
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--— p extra food flour.
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“W iiat I K now , I K now ,” «aid
the great surgeon Magendio. “Give
me stubborn facts: I care not for the
ories.” This is sound doctrine. Pos
sibly a medical martinet might be
able, in a plausible way, to show why
D r . W alker ’ s V inegar B itters
ought not to cure indigestion, Headache,
Nervousness, Liver complaint, Mus
cular Diseases, and Miasmatic Fevers;
but a> they do in every instance effect
that object, his fine theory would be
a waste of worda. As Magendie said,
the world demauds facts, not specula
tive opinions.
¡3TFor the very best Photographs,
go to Bradley & Rulofson’s Gallery
with an eleavtor , 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
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letters of adminll tratiodfjh ibvo been
pnifl b<th
the County
? ranted to the undersk
!onrt of Yamhill coni it yor boon, hpon
tbe estate of Benjaini; - fanl Enn, doeeus-
ed, and all persons hai •Ingcla §hs against
said estate are require^ to pre^ Mnt them to
me at iny residence nea t hlierii Bn,in Yam-
hill county, with the lirojxï S vouchers,
&te of this
within six months fri
notice.
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E. C. Bradshaw attd| pay ta f Ihe estate.
Ps >£*SC1 10GGIN.
Htdm bnistrator.
November tetto, 181
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Manufacturer and dealer in
Cutlery, Surgical and Dental
Instruments.
Ño. 131 l ira Street Portland
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Direct importer snd dealer in
Leather and Shoe Findings,
F1XDIXOS
N6. ^41 Front street.
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WATCHMtK BTK (Formerly with Beck A Son)
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
No 105 Front street, spe
AND
cial attention given to re-
priring watebi s, clocks and
jewelry.’
JEWELER.
(Jders by mail or express
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Makes Lock stitch, runs
light a d will do either light
or heavy work without
change <>f adjustment, being
an improvement over all
high-priced machines.
buy no machine until you
have examined the Wilson—
the price is 'Fen to Twenty '
dollars lessjh.in others.
Needles Tor all machines
cheap.
Fend for Circular and Price
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A. VAIL.
Gen'l Agent, «
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To whom It may Concern:
WTtT.cs h hereby given that ther« is no
longer auv partnership between J.B.
HARKER of Dayton. Oregon and JAMES
C. VAN RENSSELAER. oM’ortland. Ore
gon, which partnership formerly existed at
Daytonunder the nameot HARKEK4 Co.
Notice is also given that neither said J.
B. Harker or any other por-on is or has boon
for tbe past six months authorized to con
tract any indebtedness that will bo binding
joiotly upon tbe owners of the Dayton
IIV1TAT1OI
Flouring Miil, and notice is furthermore
given that Anna Van Bensaelaer will not
ANP
pay any portton of any indebtedness or ex
pense of any kind whatever, which has BUSINESS CARDS, FAXCY FLAIC a BD*
within the time above named or may here-
nfter be iucurred in or about or in behalf of
nuYCABM,
CIBCVLABS, *’
said mill, nor permit the same to become a
lien upon her interest therein.
VISITING CARDS. LABELS, OimA*
Pit. C. SCHUYLER.
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Agent of Anna Van Rensselaer and guardi
an of estate of J. C. Van Renaeeher.
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R oom N o . 7, D ekum ’ s B vilding .
N. W. p i/\
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PORTLAND, OREGON. ’
in Chebalem Office Hoar«—9 to II a. m. till after 5 *.
at Night.
Valley.
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title* to suit purchaser
Terms reasonable.
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PERSONS WISHING' TO INVEST IN
JET
Real Estate will doit ell to call on me
i aw, before
purchasing eifer'* ore.
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Diid Ari vy of the Re-
Commander of 1 he Gr.
pyhllc in California al 1 Nevi rfa, willgive
prompt attention to t [te cqD< Qt ion of Ad-
dit ional Travel Pay, row Ui te California
i and Neva la Voluntee p dfÁ i nrged more
i than three hundred
from home.
| Soldiers can depend < F 1 »ff Eeaiing. In
I formation given f’rei gor it urge. When
A Christinas Tree made glad tho writing . enclose
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hearts of many of the good people of company
et her you
( Irin nF
a discharge.
om g reft fits extended I A Free CcrpySto whoever pets p a Club.
this placv and neighborhood. One
of have
h»vo»
'lisctiarge. C
Coagrei
.’OI¡flio time for tiling (jaim^ ^additional
Q Copier, One
ar, • ¡10 50
the merchants her« is reported to * itoiinty’und^rActofS^iy
j I sm , to-Jan-
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cidi ini 1 iftst be tnadd
have sold over £800 Worth of pres- , navy 187'», soall such
a
tainty of $100
fill
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Origina!
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i ' before
1 he affair was given under the hft# becn anowed nil 1 Á|oln Hl |i:s who en- xo Cop
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1‘uyablej TJ advsncoL. U.
listed before July t2, «il Or l)»ree years,
_ S. Goli
___ Coin ■
auspicios of the I. C. K. C.
if not naid the sdm wì
inischarged.
or ■ I equivalere in Currency
The I. C. R. C. encampment is in a i Land Warrants canj’ olí. Mi iBdTor oerv-
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ices rendered beforg i
nt |ot lor serv- *, A mXi
prosperous condition J
uificent
M LP Of
ices in the late war.
nsi
afor late war
At a regular meutipg
meeting ot
of bnendan
Sheridan and 1812 obtained and ihei
id when al-
the I udfic Coast [re
lowed for less than
it bf warrants,
Grange No. 98, on the 12th, tbe fol- | • ' but
to every su scribe..
no pensions are allpwi
8p Mexican sen
lowing members were elected to fill , and Flo.ida war soldifitfs.
ne of Texas CH
DE YOUNG t CO., Pi'opr
J he several offices; W. Savage, M.; ' lias granted Pensions Jo sj T' aying veter-
Kan Fra
1 ans of Texas Revolulipiu
Orw Orleans
N. M. Tappan, O.; J. E. Brown, 8.; and Mobile Prize Monky ij
All Postmasters | ra authorised
piv due and
H. H. Graves, A. S.; Jerry Lamson. being paid. W. H, Alien j gjattends to
rive Subscription j Specimen
Law and Cq|le^tipi «Nines«.
eenifree. Siati* ron one .
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L:; W. Gv Lady, 0,; T. E. Fristoe? General
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Bewley, w ^ tot ICE OF FINAL ¿E' fcMENT.—
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Ceres; U. Chapman, P. ' The hour jji Notice Ts hereby divea' at the nn-
pf
Edward
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executor
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being late the plection of L. A.. S.
ted to thq
Hilton, deceased, ba^jpi
and F. were postponed until the next County Court of Yanim|l
I y. Oregon,
stj-atjdn of
Jauuary 2d, st | h‘s flnul
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regular meeting,
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which time the officers will be pub court lias ordered tl •Jah account be
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licly installed by Wm. Savage, M. heard by said court on
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day,
9th,
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Since their organization this Grange at which rime personslMnfere ed may ob-
hav.e built themselves a fine two- ject thereto.
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story building.
Executor.
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Lafayette.
Oregon,
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The Grange at this place has 85
December, 11, 1874 »
sehd stamp fo CIRCULAR
members enrolled.
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COURIER
NO MO*
Sewing Machine
high es r
NCI SCO.
The Great Papei
the Farmer,
Liner, Mechau al| Merchant.
OUR BOYS A n 4 4
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MEN T IS A
)ST ITTEACTIVE
EEATUHE f 11 •
As a Flrteifia u »pMion
r the Family
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EVERY GRA1 Q.
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join the Sewing Machine Ring
SIMPLEST,
Prices of all kinds of Sew
ing Machine Needles reduced
BEST to 60 cents per dozen. Price
List, Circulars and full par
ticulars sent to any address
on application.
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General Agent
Home Sewing Machinet S.
VY. corner Morrison and 3d
street, » •
TWO HRsT PREMIUMS,
State Fair, 1878.
PORTLAND
Largest manufactory north
of Sap Francisco. A full as
sortment of Sugar toys, eor-
□ocupias, Wax Candles, etc,
MANVFACTOBT for the Holidays
ALISKY A HEGELE,
No. 107 First street.
DrUlftCHr;
APuTHtKE.
Well Assorted foreign and.
GERMAN
domestic drugs, chemicals,
and medicines at the new
drng store of
WILLIAM BFUNDER,
(Corner First and Oak sts.,
Apothecary Orders from the country
attended to with care and
dispatch. P. O. box, 218.
J. K. GILL A CO?
BOOKS
75 First Street.
ccho <1 Books. Hank books,
AND
miscellaneous books, and a
FULL line of stationery, at
Stationery, low rates.
Da. j . b . P ilkington ,
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Professor of Diseases of th«
Eye and Ear in Medical
Department of tbe
pCÜUíST
Willamette Uni
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versity.
Office cor. First and Wash
AND
ington sts. Portland, Ogn.
Makes a speciality of the
digeasee of tbe Eye, Ear,
Xoe* and Throat.
Crohe-
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*yes straightened. Artificial
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Spectacles
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«11 kinds of work: FREE.
Manufacture commenced in
RU N NI N G 1873. Over 80,00U in use.
Mr. A. J. Dufur, State
Agent,
P, of H., has made*4
HOME special arrangements
to sup
ply
members
with
these
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SEW ING
chines.
with directions tor .jmlture. Colored plate,
etc, The most «sefiii and elegant
aw work
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the kind in the Svo4|j|L. Only 35 «enta for
the year. Publishe I- in English and Ger
pian.
Addftss. JAMES VICK.
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Rochester, N. Y,
ple and family left this place last
Nevcr sufl>r long frqtj
sge
of the world. whttti' i 1 you
Monday morning fur their nt-w home 1 hyiry Tectoral, it ia Li eri
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F or E ugene . —Mr. Eugene Sem
It is his rr inten- voii <1<» not c-ire it.
PATRONIZING
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tiun to 1 aise sheep.
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guarantee to all ii r creati
will be fairly and honestlj dealt with,
The money paid fyir ticki isi.is sacred
of Day tou Lodge, No. 20, I. O. O. F., ly preserved against al^'^ontingen-
payÄ^nt of the
held last Wednesday, the following cies until after tl
officers were eleetvii: I. -Niohol«, N. gifts,'after which je exjriiíáses are to
G ; J. Shipley, V. G.; F. A. Hill, K. be reimbursed an__ ¡the
—.- Public
’mwr----- Libra-
S.; J. Jones, P. 8.; S. R. Baxter, Ti; ry to be paid its profits. «Ot
J. Jones, 8. R. Baxter and J. W. Ca
THOS. E. lit. AMÍgTTE,
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last, we feel assufi 1, wil
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Published Quail terly.— January num-
her just issued. audL nitains over 100 page«
drawing.
Though the vfievy large 500 e'lgrav.ngs, deMriptions of more than
rers and Vegetables,
enable us 600 of our best Flowers
amount now in bank wou
postpone
the interest of all^warties,
the concert and drawing t| Saturday
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KEEP YOUR MONEY AT NOME.
Ave a full
ers and the Publiu Libra , to make
k.
the postpomeinen^ Und^r' the cir
cumstances we hsve detijrmijaed in
our coLüMxr r®^'
103 Front street,
Ths undersigned from and after this date Dealer in Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and
Silver ware.
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a il sell their exk^ live and well selected
Sole agent for the Celebrated Diamond
stock of dry goodajjqucenswarc, hardware, Spectacles. Agent for American Watch
Co , National Watch Co., Howard Wateh
Co., and Chas. E. vJacot Watches. Seth
ele., etc, at cost for cash.
Thomne Clocks.
This is no humb|g. Bring bn your coin
07” Watches and Jewelry repaired and
Warranted.
expren promptly at-
All orders sent by express
at
and we wi 1 prov^ to you that we mean
tended
to. Goods sold' at one price only.
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No plated Jewelry of any description at
what we say.
this establishment.
We wou'd furthe^- give notice to all per-
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indebted
to
us
to
sons knowing themgel
ESTEY
Importers and general deal
ers in ORGANS aad PI II
call immediately and set.le up as we intend
ORGANS, ANOS.
General Agent-« for the ES
quitting business at an e»rly day.
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PIANOS. Portland.
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L afayette , Jan. j, 1-8.75.
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First-class
neinënt
Kentucky, that a short pos
be made to enablf ine to dispose of
the unsold tickets aud
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B. L. STONE,
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ne to the
e ticket-
brary of
trust confided to sme by
holders and the Public |
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THK LARGEST JKWELRY STORK IN PORTLAND
Selling ‘ <t)ff at Cost.
THE
given in aid of thy Public
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FIFTH GIFT CONCES
As manager of tbe giffilcoucerts
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this our
mpel led
last concert, shou ' we
O fficers E lected . — Following to make a fractiol .1 dra ng, how-
members of Lafayette Lodge. No. 29
ever ll>rge.
I. O. O. F., were elected to fill the
y large a
We have received
several offices in the Lodge: N. G.,
parts of
number of lettersuir
F. Hubbard; V. G., J. T. Hembree;
the country from |h<
>st largely
Sec., W. M. Ramsey; Treas., Thos.
nainent if
J. Harris. P. P. Gates, J. E. Hub interested, urging&a
bard and Hull Johnson were elected the ' tickets are nfot
d by the
Trustees.
thened jn
30th, that we f»M
pket-hold-
T he C alliope f A ground . —The our sense of duty to
Almost every one knows how nice
t is to have a coal pit burnt in town. littlu stuamor Calliope on her retuyn
kVell, there i« one under headway in
trip from McMinnville had the mielpr-
the «astern part of this burg.
tune to get stuck on the rocks on the
I The steamboat will wiat at our falls, Tuesday, which detained her
|Wharf until near dark in order to ac- several hours and necessitated her to
rioiumodate all who desire to attend unload a part of her cargo. Wa be
/the ball at Dayton to-night.
lieve there was no serious damage
donu
the boat.
Wu don’t wish any one bad luck.
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» Whore is “Old Probs?” We would their reports at the first term ot.the
Uks to have him tell whether there County Court in January -iustead of
•I will be any snow this winter, or not. February, as heretofore. We have
H. C. Dale, Sheriff of this county, not been able tp secure a copy of the
will sell, on next Monday, a^Sheriff's law for publication.
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W»rter8 and husband arrived-at La-
fayette. They left here the fore part
of this week to make their home on
the farm where Wm. Blair had lived
the life of a hermit for so many years
and finally died. The other heir is
to follow in a short time. We wel
come them to their new home and
hope that their latter days may be
brighter and happier than their for
mer one«.
Don’t forget the Grangers’ dance several years been engaged in the
to be given at McMinnville to-night. livery business at Dayton. He some
how lost all knowledge of his son’s
The more we think of the coal pit whereabouts. He says that’s his boy
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pn “Piety Ridge,,” the madder we and he’s going to,write
him.
get.
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J This beautiful weather, at this sea
son of tho year, astonishes the oldest Legislature passed a law making it
inhabitant.
the' duty df road Supervisors to iüakX
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fifth gift concert. 1 y The PuWc Libra-
Tho grand ball is a thing of the
ray of Kentucky and the ti et hold-
past.
L ost F ou $ d . —Monday’s Bulletin ers are jointly interested in t amoiyit
< Tba town went it heavy on fire- published a card from Mr. Elliott M. of the drawing. The lar
the fund
crackers last night.
Best, of Jersey City, N. J., asking in to be distributed in gifts
e greater
formation
of
his
father,
who
came
to
will be the gift awarded to ch lucky
’ Ain’t you glad that Christmas
Oregon about 14 years ago from Mich
comes but once a year?
ticket-holder and the more
amount
igan. The party sought called at this
library,
'o have a
The first snow of the season fell office on Tuesday and said he was the realiz.ed by the
last Sunday morning.
s manifi
y to the
man. Mr. Joseph H. Best has for full drawing is sci,
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