YETTE COURIER.
1 STÁTE BOARD OF IMMIGRA flON^
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Address of the
Commissioners— A
The abolishment of Capita! punish­
. Statement of AtTulri
Various Rec-
ment in Iowa has hud as a result to
ottimendatton;
Matters of Great
increase the number )f inurdors in
-f.
Importunes to the State.
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that State two-fold^ .aihd the people
To tiie E ditors of the V ario . ui
are in favor of a R‘ti l rn to the old
N ewspapers of O r loon —-Gentle
law prescribing th$ d< dli penalty.
men: I am directed by this Board tefc
The Bulletin is thb oi)ty paper pub- ask you kindly to insert’ in your va­
(lisbed in this States sofur as we have rious publications the enclosed ad­
seen that unhesitatingly endorses the dress to the people of this State in re-
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I OBJECTS OF THE BOARD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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«I. To receive itn nigranttf arri- <kr
V ing iu the State, and give diem
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1875
jvicc, guidance to Fettle, accord-
OF BOTH SEXES.
h ig to their occupation and. ctr- «TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1W tiie under-iched. sole adiuinfotrat- r of
Ao Charge for Advice and ConmtUativn,
ci ^instances.
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MARION VERSIS YAMHILL.
tliee-ta'eof John H. Hess, deceased, by
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2. To procure from the railroad virtue ot three several orders of the county
Da. J. B. D* ott , graduate of Jefferson
Court of Yaiuhillcounty, Siateof Orugon,
Some years ago several interested
Medical College, Philadelphia, author of mt -
|d other transportation cotnpa- ■•oneofifuoe, and the other t—o of re-sale -
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valuable works can be consulted on all
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rtiee began an action in the name
on the 8t h day of September, A. D..
njtfs for immigrants
ldgrants proceeding to male
diseases hi the sexual or urinary organa
1874, and on lhe lOtli day ot November,
f the State against the McMinnville
(which he has made an especial study) ei-
tl|? interior, cheap steamboat and A. D., 1874. and on the 7tli day of January,
A.
D-,
1875,
authorising,
etnoowertn^
and
theriw
male or female, no rcatterfrum what
itch Company for the purpose of
risiiroud kites.
licenidiw bnu to aell tlm said real property
cat Be Originating or of how long standing.
described,' will as said udinln-
nnulling the
corporation of the com- Louisiana, outrage.
A practice of 3b years enables him to treat
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Of ‘ course, it gatcHo our immigration affairs.*
tS. i'o print authentic informa- hereinafter
is'ratoron
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diseases
with s. cress, t urea guaranteed
y. The case was taken to Marion would be very inednswteut if it did
Next to our railroad connection tigti aa to the various counties in Alanday the 15th 'day of February,
Chan??» reasonabe. Those at a distancn
‘ State, for gialmiou.- c irculft-
>unty on a change of venue and there not.
can forward letter deserlbingsymptom^and
A. D., 1875,
(with the East) comes our immigra­ Í ,il|e
enclosing
stinnjito pre pa v postage.
the hour of one o’clock I*. M. of-»aid day
tried resultingin the annulling of the
Tho New York Tbibiitye
Whatever political; ft il il un J Ip lie. handed to iiiiini- at
he will contrib
contrib- ­ tion iutercsts.
Send for the Guide to Health Price 10c.
a- theCottri House door in Lntayetie, In
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J. B. ' i’OlT. M.D.
I charter of the compauy.
Marion ute tho Weekly or ’ SAin-We«kly to opinions you may all entertain, we
sal I county, <lu'y dell a nuhiic auction, to
g ants <ni t|ióit* ai rival.
. 4 »■' •«' -i. <9 ■ the billies; hi I ler for Uni:e I S a’ea stoid
PhASiciibn
and
Surgeon.
lOl l uuue St. N.Y.
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¡ bounty paid a portiou of the costs,
1. To î<»rwurd abroad a nd; to coin to he nai lai the time -of <a.r the ioi-
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no<7 ly. •
those of its snbscri ^rs that live in feel that one and all of you are united-
iowing ieocrihe i real nro-Mjrty beloiijcing
■Wmouirfrng to about $600, and now the counties devastated
i by thi grass­ upon the necessity of immigration, til j othei .-tales samples of the va- io<ai ldecea*e I at lhe tiineof his death,
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¡ Wants Yamhill to reimburse. This
an<i now belonging to his said estate, to- I
hoppers, until the lht of July without and hence we desire to ask you to ri •us grains, fruits, lu.-ubcr, aud wit:
n
|Iaiin was rejected by the former any remittance untU that time.
Th“ donation land claim of Nancy Ann
lend your influence in co-opc\i%ting. ■'ol icr products of tliis State.
{bounty Court* We understand that
5. To keep a record and maps Lavtield and the heirs at law of David l^iy-
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Held deceased. Notification, No. 7173 and
The inventory of James Fisk’s es­ with us in carrying out the objects’
for u*e of immigrant«, of the State more particularly deacr.bed as follows, lo-
Mariqt) cuuuiy
county intend^
ju.uuu
niveiius to
iu present
prraviib tliu
iuu
we
have
in
view.
Every*
section
of
tate shows him to havfi been virtual­
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4>lic and private landdand farms wi.t The
«laiin a second time, and if it is re­
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so'ithwe-t one-fourth, the pontheast
ly bankrupt when he died. Locked this State will be benefitted by a flovr
PubliahqA Quarterly.— .Tam-ary num,-
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Fale,
the
Board
in
no
way
un-
on*-fonrth
of
the
northwest
one
fourth
and
jected to bring an action, in which
California is mak­
her-imt Lunen, and comains over mo page»
up in courts and a b^orbed by the law­ of Immigration.
di taking «ales of buc I i lands*, but the west one-half, bf the northwest one « 500'e grav'ngs. d-scrj ‘ hns yf more than
<vent
they
wilp
probably
get
“
bust-
ing
gigantic
efforts
to
dissimulate
h&'
fourth
<>f
section
five
a
d
lab
Ny^
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6.
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yers and stock slurps, his millibn,
500 . f <|;rr
r Vegetable«,.
rit hply referring iinmigrauts to the and 7 of section si<. all itf'y'W'^iiip three
<fd’’ out.
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advantages for settlement to our citi­
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Colored
plate.
with
dirpHions
which
rumor
while
the
lived,
counted
south, range two nest, in VHinliill count»,
if
ov pers or agent« ot owners.
etc, The most usr-ful nd elegant work of
zens
hi
the
Eastern
States
and
to
tjhe
btate
of
Oregon,
coutainingdU
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1<M»
acres.
as many millions, dwindles to noth­
A GOOD SUGGESTION.
the kin« d in the we Id. Only 25 vent> for
B. To keeps labor record where
G. W. GOUCHER.
European
nations.
We,
unforttutate-r
the
ye.vi it» 1’nblislie.l in Engl sh and Ger-
Ad.r.itiist.atur.
ing, or worse than jjotbing.
al | irmployeiri
employ era willing
wishing male cjjf
pr fc-
luau.
The Board of Immigration in an
Lafayette,
Oregon.
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Address. JAMES VICK.
During the coming [reek we will ly, as an Immigration Board, hatfe Im^le HTvants and Fkilled labor
.Litrifli'V 8tjb 1^7*. I
^duress to the people of Oregon makes
Be Chester, N. T.
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no funds like those which California
scud todiff rent'perioti{in the county
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•miv enroll their names!
aud wants;
the following good suggeitious, and subscription papers J foj; the purpose'
inal , sb TTLEMEXT.- NOTIt E 18
i has voted
'* for immigration purposes; wi lieh record «Im 11 be opened" to
h r«bv gi\en ihaj Mary A. 'Parrish,
ii| would te well to make a move in
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is -direction. It says: We would of raising sufficunt: funds to pay tor : puslk, this State’s interests abroad.
rish de en-e >, has filed lie* final accomit ia
¡IU [silun ions.
issuing
circulars,
add
pamphlets
for
fail
e fate, and tii.it the C'o nty Judge of
also recommend that every county
But/by one and all of you stirring up
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aifaliill
county, Oreg n, has ordered that
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To
distribute
in
the
United
gratuitous circulation through the
said final account be I e;.rd ■ h Tuesday the
scat arrange a committee of lmiui-
the fteople to the necessity of contrib­
Altaic.-* and in foreign countries 2nd day of I «bruary, 1’75, it one o cT ck
^ration, to whose care we would for­ Eastern States and >Enrope to give uting liberally to the immigration^ paiiphlets, statistic.-, aud details of P..M of sa d day. at the Court-House m La
immigrants information regar ding fund, we may yet be able to cope with
te i i said co nty. All >peisir s int* r-
ward immigrants for guidance and
thtf Slate’s resourced, and also to fave
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ourcounty.
♦ rsted
Bted h are her* fore required to appear at
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California in making Oregon’s re-,
assistancu; and that tho people of
s.pd Nn
wne and place and make objecto s
foil arc! the hi me to the State’}» a.pd
Elsewhere
will
found
the
opin-
sources known abroad. Public spirit lin|iiiiri*4tion Coininisi'ioiiers hi Eu- thereto to said final a*-cprnt if anv ■ xist.
jpvery county raise funds among them-
MARY A, PAi.TCrH,
aoituB to print a small pamphlet des- , *ons
son,e °^‘
leading newspa- if fully aroused to the ad^au.tages of ?
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Administratrix.
e
aud
elsewhere.
J*n. 8 187*.
criptive of the county's local advau- Pevs
the country rGgurding the I immigration, may do m|ru for tha r
i. 'io procure, at the request ■ —
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t&ges for seitiers, and send the same President's message
. - {, on Louisiana af- ,cause th» .u ever the Statu could have ’ and expense of any ' citizen desir- WTOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT
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K for ' done
- ■’ - had - the L tgislaturp votvd uiv nii
to us for distribution abroad,xon the burs, which ---
we call
n o F pui»lrs in
ii, wlnitever
whatever i agricultural or ' 4. v No ce is he ebv given Jh.it he u
steamers, and among the immigrants • wan* O1 space
A Lfigi
iirg4 mojorii
°j°rifJ
(which it did nor) sufficient funds toj Í- rki led labor lie mar wi.-h from dersigned, ndiuinistrat r of f!ÍB es'ate of
h
L«n rs . onest, (L e e sed. h h il cd in the
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them are bitterly cppbsed to it and ■
when they arrive. . The county so
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carry on the immigration interests ok ahi piid/tliioiigh the State’s Lon i o nty Cou t of Y tudrill co .; ty. Siate of
’censure both the Pr^sidfetit and Sher- [
Oregm? his final account ol bis*admi*ii-tra-
pontributing funds towaui giving im-
Oregon. I
7 remain, geutleiuuu, you ri.- om •y conunissionbrs, and forward tion of s nd es ate and that said ( ourt has
ervint.
WM. RIED,
iiigrauts information ofi its lands, ’ idan in this, lhe greatest outrage ever, obedient serva
to neffi conditions for settlement ordered that said ¡account be heard by said
j put upon the Aiiierioan people.
Court at the Court-Honse in said county, on
'ommis-jioner
Immiirra-h
A
State
Commissioner
of.
Imuiigra^
■of
fanali colonici wished by citi­ Tuesday
in this way will secura entirely
the 2ndda.v of March. ls?5 at t: n
| . A man had the cheek to go into the
o'cluck a . M. of said day, at which time and
zen]
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tion.
the
benefit
Qf
its
subscriptions.
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place persons interested mav . bjekt there­
New York S'ock Exchange and pur­
V<V . To uttend’to all other legiti- in. •
||r Another suggestion is made by the
J. W.
w. LAM : BBT,
J.
chase sixteen thousand shares of
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
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Jan. S. 1 75.
Xdiuinistrat r
ma» r 1 hi mis ration matters for llio
‘«g. >
?! Board: for everybody to give uufor­ stock in a railroad comgany.xand their
of thiai Stale iiorfjcreiu
cm
mation of vacant situations or where coolly 'remark that he jiadn’t a cent
To « the P eople of O re < GON:--E ii « bell' i'fit
f- ‘
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WrOTlCE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT
; * • bi al ed.
to
pay
for
them.
That?
f
llow
is
ev-|
; fniploymenf can be obtained in the
trus ed by the people to tai ke clikrg*
Xa Nutr-e i- hereby given that Lie :.n
£
'■ i^ently the
“gover^rui’iit mule i” we
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eftr igned. so e <xecut<ix ot the Iste «ill of
; State.
of immigration arriving in the State,.
Ixiiut.— Neus.
Joli
» J. Et/.uile-, dfccecsè 1, h mii edii}! n.e
have heard so muchJ
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B. G oldsmith .
County C'qut of 1 ambi 1 ean.ty , > t te of
inducing
immigration
of
Pshaw. Kelly, yqju hover heard of !lH^
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STRAW BlDSl
Il/W. C orbett ,
Oregon. her bua! aereo nt of h .r admin stra­
from
foreign countries to Or.’gou,
tum of the eftate Of sai I deceits cl. an ! thaï
the editor of the Re/ivrtdr did you?
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A. L em EN WEBER,
»aid Court has or !ered that said n<c lint b-
Tho Postmaster-General has taken
without
funds
to
enable
us
to
do
so,
t
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W illiam , R eid .
■ eapl’bv it at the C •< rt boi sc in said c- un­
Mart Brown, Sfajc |?i inter, thro.’ we arc compdkd to relv on the gem
bold of the “straw bid” question in
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o. 11 esci ci the “nd day ot Maich. .1' .5.
P ortland , Jan., 14
his paper gives not|ce| that he will
at tea o’clo. k 4. u. of s.iid day, at «.hieb
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Administrator’s Sale
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connection with some of the principal
erosify of lhe public ai.d solicit sub­
time ar.d place any p • son in erested may
* have the laws of thb test session of’.'
route« in the Western States and Ter-
scriptions
for
the
object«
we
have
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ti e objecti
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the L gislature printed ajlhin the i
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ritories with great earnestness, and
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- his action a few days since in regard next two weeks. He would .have had , The many letters wo have reoeivi«
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A 1 MlNISTliATUR S NOTICE NOTICE
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to th^routes in this State ma}* be ta­ them printed if thu d Oisions of the from sister S’ates and foreign couu4
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in here »y given iba'. the iirrlersigne
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bii- devn du.y a "'oin ;e i admin' is ra or of
ken as an index as to bis course with Supreme Court had been ready, The fries satisfy us that by coiefully dui
In tl 8 Circuit Cour: of the S'atc of Ore­ the estateot (>or«lon K. Henry, deceased.
All ner-«o:is having claims agiiinsi said es- e
alF the rest. On investigarioji, he tew requires thesi cr decisions to bi siminating information abroad as th
gon, lor the conn;y ot Yaiubili:
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printed iu the same|volume with the
ia;e will piea^c present theiii lonaHl a l-
&
Fenton,
p.it
Ediu;
found that Ben Holladay, and Barlow
Oregon,
and
selecting
for
that
pur|
uiinistra
or
within
six
moni
if*
from
da:e;
j Sult for divorce,
laws. *
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vs,
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undall person«’knowing «hemse.veS in-
Sanderson & Co., had been able to
pose honorary State Conimissiom ri Solon ion Fenton, (lef.
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deb e I :o <ai I eiiare will please call and
Tho hoodlum eleojjcnt of M.-Minn-
To tile ubuve Defendanti
settle immeJiaieiy. .
in those countries, a large imiuigral
control immense contracts at high
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GEp. KNAPP,
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YIIE NAME OF THE STATE OF
vilk — well supplied« with tangle-leg
rates through a system of “straw
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Adminisirainr.
I tiou would result.
Thousands ii| I
kcHiyoaaA! here >.v suiiimoncd io
whisky—made the l.ight hideous last
Lafayette, Oregon, Deci 18, 1874.
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uajiea L- u id un+wer ilie comn.uini ii.el
bid«,” and ho has informed them,
i Europe ai.d the Uuitcd States arfi U-Jill HI it you .n .lie a>ove entitiel suit I
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■^LAFAYETTE, • - OQN.
Wednesdij . AbouK fifteen of them [ v looking for a country with a com bin! wiSii n aix wee:<s trom lhe pii >iicu:io:i of
that while their • bids fur the next
ibis si hniuions a.<ains; von, .o-wiu >Un $>.-
were pihd up in a Pour-horse sleigh. I-
k i lie ¿2.1 l jay ot March. A. D . 18/ j ,
NINAD SETTLEMENT. -NOTH E !?'
year’s service in Oregon are the low­
at ion of advantages such as w,e pos^
A band of Camanche Indians would
W4 Ci Iwi.ibutlic lirsi day of the March
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hercb. given h. l the . dm i i tr tor f
est responsible ones, he considers the have fled in fear of t^he|rells made by css; and who if 'thvir. attention wn
«e. in, *\ 1)., Is7 », of said Couri, (».herwise I -im^esbit- of Ha Till on M.ii r. deceased. l.»s
pain; iu w.ll en ei’jonr default against filed ills hnal acc«•■* nt oi arid st..lc ia. the
price too high, and will not pay it;
directed to Oiegon, would come liL
jo'u u ■ i hsk tor a decree di-o.ving lhe
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I'rolMte Court,«ant tn t the s ala*, n t m tv
that he will not allow his Dup irtment this party of gcntl^imyi (?) as they settle amongst us. Fiuiu Cheat Brit r non In sol ma l iuiotiy now exis ing >e ween orders I that the s-.tne te heard :.tthc Feb
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you, v vgtjilier wi;b costs an 1 disiurse-
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swung around the circle. M my of
For the relief and
r
arv
term
th
re<»f.
o
i
fr.csdii
the
’
¿i.d
duv
to be hampered by what he knows
am, we arc iuformed by f>ue of tbl i lUUll.t ias nruve i lor in her comp aint,
cure
of all derange-
the boys iu the party vrere like poor
p.l lislie I «v or ler ot lloiu B. F. lk>n- of February. ¡8 5 at J) o’ lock A. M. of
I
menu
in the atom--
geiitlemcn
lately
appoiiitod
an
iiutuij
full well is a ring. Thinking they I I
bum,' Du lge oi suid lOiuit.
bjectjoi.s will te
stid day, at which time* »•!,'
Tray. ■
.
■eh, liver, and bow­
JOHN
J.
1ALY,
heard io -.«id ::na« acc amt.
£ had the Depart meat attlvir mercy,
els. They are a mild
JL.
gtatiou comiuissiwner, and Who ldj-
R?:6w
Atiornuy tor P ainiitf.
Tht- noLce is ubli bed br order of H.
It is said that the inaugural cere­
aperient, ■ and an
the contractors coolly informed him
excellent purgative.
Hurley, Judge of said « o,.tt.
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ceiitiy visited us, that many of th|)
monies of Governor Tilden were no­
Being purely veg»-
MJUISM. MILLER. ,
. .that if he did not accept their terms
small farmers with means are desi^
7 table, they contain
Admii ist'ntor.
tably simple and in good taste. There
no mercury or mine­
they would ’ discontinue the service.
December 31. 1875.
frjal-4
ral whatever. Much
was no occasion for enthusiasm or ex- ing authentic information about Ore­ and post jaid- THE BEVERLY BUI GET
serious sickness and
Not a bit alarmed thereat, he repin'd
,
.. i ., ’ ; i citement ot any kini- Governor Dix' gon t*Mt cannot procure the saini. —$75 per week, CASH louii, a; home or
suffering ie prevent­
otice of final 6 settement .-
that be should readvertise the routed
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,
. I Again, complaints are mad. that ■ trave Ang. Something ent ir« ly new. Ad-
ed
by their timely
* 01
once.
THE BEVERLY COt,
No lee is hereby given-1ba ' he un-I use; and every family should have
dress A-
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retired and Governed rilden canvc m
them on hand
'lej-sigived execu or of thewit) of Edward
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Chicago.
and see that responsible bidders got
for their protection and relief, when required.
wfl on, lec-eased, ha-» bresontoa io the Long
with €;qu31 grace aifd dignity, »nd in wiien immigrants du arriiu amongst
experience haa proved them to be the saf­
an opportunity t® make honorable
County Cour .ol Yamhill county. Oregon, est, surest,
be. t of all the Pills with which
the exchange of pJrscRial codYtesies R»*» w« give tin in ucii her attcniiui i
his iina! aeco int o*. his a ¡minis- ra. i ni ot the market and
abounds. By their occasional use,
competition.
tliees
a
e
ot
«ai
l
decease
I.
and
»bar
sai
l
tetWHcn them the tear^ig of the gen­ guidane« nor ft.toi mat ion; and do uc|t
I court ha« or lered iha sai l account l>e the blood is bUi iiied, the corruption« of the sva-
It.woqld be wejl for the Postmas­
expelled, obstructions removed,: and the
The
great
sihier
p:a*er,
c.eanfr,
an
and
i
poi-
po
heard by «nt l von: t on Sat nr lay, Jan nary- ■ tem
tleman in politics Was ¿pleasingly ¡1- , tell them where to gut Gyvernmep .
whole
of life restored to its healthy
j
itilier.
:
iiulespeiitiiii.e
o
e*ery
lumiiy.
Ai
ter-General to turfi his attention to
9t.h, 18/4. a.’ 11 o’clock A- M <’i sai l day. activity machinery
Internal
organs which become clogged
- lor.
lor ageiì.s» Se.»« a. ¡ «¡¿ili . 'Sam
Sam- a? which tune iwrsona IniereSied mayoo-
and sluggish rtre cleansed by Alter’s Pills, and
! “straw bids” in other sections of the lustrated. Governor Ip x ret ires, with Statu or farm laiuis; and, hs a nutuf- j'pie irrhj#'
. Send
“'* lor 11. Aldressa
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once.
jcci thereto.
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disegs«
a clear record of. a faithful public al consequuiKiu they discouragp tftvt i
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KEN I.ALL A CX>,
S. R. BAXTER.
| is
changed into health, the value of which chanr~,
country, and see if some of the enor­ servant.. The people 0f New ^Yotk friends, who. wouid have follow^
Chivado, 111.
Executor.
48
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
Lafayette,
Oregon.
I
mous frauds cannot te stopped. Let
it, can hardly be computed. Their
t
have an abiding .confidence that H>e i them from coming here* In every
December, 11, 1874 j
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves 1
him look to Montana next.
new Governor will do fihe same when !
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UlAitJipHLA CU IV»
virtues
unimpaired
for CM1J
any length VI
of time. BW
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F: j
i overland traiu on the raciuc Kail-
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
his term shall hayp expir'd.
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Although searching, they are mild, and operate
operate
W|j are in receipt of tbs Fourth An­
! way there are oil board a number of
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
t
at
Cost.
occupation.
nual Catalogue of th« Bishop Scott I PROFESSION
AND PRACTICE. iinmigrant3 destined for Oregon wtfo
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TO I YEST A FEW DOLLARS WITH
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Full directions are given on the wrapper
wra]— to
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I are turned back iu California for ; l’OSS BLE RETURNSOF iHOISANDS
Grammar aud Divinity School, Port­
each box, how to use them : a a Family
Fa
rhysie,
.
u
After the Novelfiber election we • -
aud
for
the
following
.complaints,
ts,
which
th«so
FEkED
,
THE
1
OS
I
FONE-
IS
o
and
afier
this
dale
land, Oregon for the year ending June
. The undersigned :r; m i
want ot autheutic information aboiijt;
Pills rapidly cure:—
I were’told th?t
ns soon i as Congress
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, ; , MENf (>F PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
For I>yM|»<*|»Mia or Indig-eation, Uetleeo»
5th, 1874. The School has since the
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our State, From N«w t Zeland-aftd IU 1| HE '/I ih OF FEBRUARY. N e XT. Mill se’.l th- ir extensive and well selected
neM, Laaguor and L oom of Appetite, they
met, the Republican majority would ,
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1st of September last been under the
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom­
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Australia—Great Britain s colonies - TO 11 1EIR FIFTH AND LAST CUA- htsek <*f dry goo
queensware; hardware, ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
enter upon the work of reform with a >
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and
drawing
.
HIE
MAN-
UER
lì
; management of the following officers:
we have also letters inquiring as io
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For
Livrr
Complatnt
and
its
various
symp
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AiiEfE T ARE PLEDGED TO THE e c., at cqst for cush.
1
toms, Bilioni* Headache, Mick Head­
Rev. Geo. Burton, A. M.. HeacTMis­ view of reinstating their party in the ¡ourcountiy.
o supply t'hoBu. UK j ( LiN OF I HE Al ONE V* IF ’1HE
It is to
ache, Jaundice or Green Mickneaa, Bil­
confidence of the people.
This is no humbug. B;ing on your coin ious Colic and Bilious Fevers, they should
NOT COME.OFF
ter;
Wm.
M.
Barker,
A.
B
,
Junior
VING
SHOULD
wants
aird
to
attend
to
immigration
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be Judiciously;taken for each case, to correct the
Well it is now more than a month
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x. .
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H .DAY NOW appointed .
Master; Rev. A. Wrixoix A. M.,
7^
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■ . generally, that we, at the Governor s
and we wi 1 prove to you that we mean i".
diseased actioh or remove the obstructions which
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$250.000
it. A
st
since
the
meeting
of
Congres*,
and
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(
rand'Casu
Gi
t
cause it-
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and J. G. Grant. Masters. The dis­
request, accept office as Honorary
For DyBatery
DyUntery or IMarrBaea,
but one
IMaL_2_.
¡QuO (I a hat we say.
rAU
Gift.
.
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,
i
On-»
<
what
has
been
doneftoward
this
rein-
‘
cipline and s progress of the school
mild
do*ye
do-p
is
generally-
generally
required.
<5
0
U
[ran
i
<
ash
Gift.
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i Immigration CoinmissioRers.
F’
But
one <
For RheMmatlam,
Pal-
Rheamatinm, «>•■<,
Clout, Oravel,
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We wou d farther gi re notice to all per- I 7..'
5u0<0
«
i whilu we and the Committee of Im- ; <»n-51 Land cash Gih...
daring-that time has been most satis­ statem.jut?
etf
tlw
Heart,
Pain
ia
the
,
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Ü.eO
i
5)
each
l .),0»h VS.-H Gifts.
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The most irapoy^ant evept is the t
de,
Back
and
Aetas,
they
should
be
contin
­
sons
kuowing
’
hen
selves
indebted
to
us
to
factory to all parties interested. There
Cash Gifts, $20,(WjXach. . ino.uoo
migration, appointed by the Board of j
uously taken, as required, to change the diseased
It Cuih Gifts,
<140 0 >
U.IKT.) each
,cul»iu»tion of the ¿oinsium villainy;
ty a3alJt
d(J obeerfull?
action of the system. With such change those
is an excellent library, a well stocked
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xniue IV naaui ua( uv vuvw*
10 003 each. .1 ouoo call immediately and settle up as we intend complaints disappear.
IÍ C.iibh Gifts
.nd«,
far
tuo
Kopublieans
in
Cou-.^
8crïioes
gratuitously,
5,0. 0 each. . lOU.OQ.I
■' For Bronay and Bropaical Swel|ln<a,
reading room, good .apparatus for
2 C<h Gift?;
, cauupt,
quitting busin ess at an e»r!y (lay.
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
4.U0J
each
I
’ gress
rrru«« havn
r.<tna»ti
♦*«>
I
tn
PVPrv
nart
(if
.
.
zacih
Gifts
&
2
have consented to every part of; nevertheless, carry on ad immix­
chemical and physical expei intents, |
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
3 000.each. . 90.000
3d Cash Gilts,
FERGUSON & BIRD.
For Hwppr*MMion, a large dose should be
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6<r Cu ih Gifts, ' S.UJOesyh
and also a Jarge and well furnished It.
tion scheme for the benefit of tfas
taken,
as it produces the desired effect by sym­
l,u0< ea'ih
ÍÓJ.U0J
1 4 tajsh Gifts.
Next, they have shown their zeal Slate without funds. Already yre
pathy.
L afayetts , Jan. 1,1875. :
gymnasium, connected with the in­
¿00
eani
.l2).(K)ü
24b (. a|sl> Gif a,
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As a Dinner Pill, take one or two.Pills to
100 each. .. 50,000
5Jt) Cash Gifts.
stitution.
Tho next term begins for reform by refusing to investigate have had appointed Emigration Com­
promote
digestion and relieve the stomach.
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An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
the
safe
burglary
conspiracy,
because
missioners iu a few foreign counties, Whole Tickets $X). Halve s $23. Tenths.-
February 1st, 1875/' This is undoubt-'
NOTICE TO FARMERS«
bowels, restore- the appetite, and iurigorates tho
system. Hen;« it Is often advantageous where
or
each
coupon
$'».*
Eleven
whole
they
felt
certain
that
such
an
inves
­
edly one of the best institutions of;
who are crying out for printed mat­
no serious derangement exists. One who feels
T I
Tickets, »5UJ.
The Dailo i Flouring Mi’.'s are now run
learning on the Pacific Coast aud tigation would implicate Boss Grant. ter, statistics, pamphlets, btc. Th>se
n:ng and a e ’e*'-y to bui wh* ai or ex­ tolerably well, often finds that a dose of lheso
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
Finally
they
have
passed
through
iekets
or
information
addre
s
change f. r wueat, or tn grind J >r iulL or t
I
should receive a literal patronage.
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
we cannot supply without money,and
'|H0S. E. BRÂMLETTE, .
chop lor toll or any o|lipr way to mdi the apparatus.
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the Senate Sherman’s humbug bill
rade.
seeing the L «gislature has voted ncih-
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Agent
aud
Manager.
PRBFARED
BY
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We would like to have Snyder ar- for th0 inflation of
currency; and
-Persons wishing tbeir own wheat ground 1
ui the
mo vurreuvjj
» um . f
°
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CO., Practical ChensioU,
all
that
they
have*
ln
8
toward
the
ob
i
ect
.*
m
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VW
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7
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will
pl««?« run the same through a fanning 2>r.<. V.
•wer
commenced
these iuiug«
thiugs are an
<
•wui why
wuj he
uo qnco uvii
. u . vuvv « suit . to
— rnese
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KER A CO., Ferry street; dry mill in order to insure extra food flour. .
YOifBltL, MASS., U. $1. A.
set the litigant printing if be did not done toward the regeneration of their : must appeal to the cititeni of Oregon
marehan«
goods, groceriesand general------
v—
. HARKER A C«.
FOB SALE BY ALL DBUGG18TS KVfcRTWHERW
vast to “rob the widow and orphaiu” decayed and bapjer^pt i>arty.—Stm.. J to contribute liberally.
Dsytoa fienring tnills,
‘a
Dayton Marell 10,1874.
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY
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