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Citation.
Democratic Platform.
- D C, township 4 south, range
■
3 west............................................ . 7 87
I Th#.following is the platform adopted by Brown, M J—Col ege addition to the
To the next of kin of Mary E. Hall, minor
, .
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the Democracy of Ore gob, in Uonrentio.i as
town of
McMinnville, . lots
6
75
heir of Susan R Hall deed, and all
f
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»embed J ly30th, 1 7>:
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IRIDA Y, AUOU8T 20, 1875
persons interested in the Estate of í
£
rhe
In this age of boasted reform
.
Dem«.eratic
partv
of
Oregon,
iu
in
Brjant. Mrs L G—< Jah D C, f-ections
The Republican ' paper? are in
said minor.
»lato;
17, 1>,
19 and 2<>, township 3 T
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reutou assembled, proclaim the
V
A —
and progress, it is not unusual to the habit of late of terming1 the fertili
hereas W. F. Hall ganrdian ofth<
south,
range 3
oiflng pr.»p .61 io..s of p Htical f-ith and
west 61?
610
k
a<
a tíoá : '
>
acres_..... ... _......... ;.... 14 00
person and Eats>e of Mary E. Hall,
find men of the most meager tai Reporter a reliable ‘Independin*
i L .5
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r-
--Unfabering devotion to the cardinal i Beer, R—D U, of Robert Beer; ac tion
minor heir of Susan R. Hall deceased, has
36, tow snip 3 south, Range 3
thi* day tiled hi< p* tition for the sale of the
ent aspiring to the highest and organ.” and then parade the fact prt ctples of R b.«blican government, as
west; 252 acre*..................... I..,. 18 00 real estMta belonging to said minor heir,
declared' and put int » practical operation
Beal. Jo.-ia -Lots 1, 2 and 6 on block
most responsible positions of trust before the people that it supports by-the rathers o the Republic.
particularly described s» follows to wit s
6..in Wheatland................... >...
28 00 Uomm ncing at the North We*t corner of
2. :Jhe preservation of the gener 1 gov
and power in the gift of the pen Warren. This makes it our pain ernment in the proper orercire of the Ban >i- ter, N DC, 100 acres ....... 9 U0 the Samuel McBween Donation land claim
‘poWAa delegate I t • 1. Li the Con tit .1i n, Bradbury, Pfecrfbe -Tewn of AMfty
as described in notification No. 1794 in
pic. Men who have not sufficient ful duty to review the course of the paremdy and -trictly constr>el, and <he , ea tì-2 of block 7; lot 8 on bkck
Township No. 3, South Range. 4 West,
6; lot 2 on bl ck 3
. S 37 Yamhill Conhty, Oregtm, thence South
3 ............
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in iin|en mce. invalid. <>f tin Several states
Of Douglas County.
learning and ability t) be a res Reporter during the last two cam* of the Union in a l h«-jr rights, dig itv and Beaucamp.Elfesbeth, heir* of—Part
i 891 • egress. East ¿5 and 24 one hundretbs &
»<ina^tv,-»s toe mot c<<m etent and reli-
of
D
LC,
150
acres
of
8
and
E
Me
chains, thence South 3 > degree«, East 10
i
A dispatch from Salem to the Ore pectable justice of the peace or a paigns. In 1873 when honest Hi. nb<e JadRiinistratiou of their own domes ic
Swttin, sect« 8 and a, township 3
chains, thence South 29.6 degrees, thence '
south range 4 we t . •
33 75 West 62 chains, thence North 49 degrees,
gonian dated August 13th, says that'. conn tv commissioner, deem them* Smith was nominated on the Mitch concerns., and the -mie t bulwark against
jhe tendency toward a ce tralized despot Brown, 8—Lot- xO aud 21 in town of
the ich East 3« and 35 one. hundredths
Whitney, the Independent nominee, selves well qualified to represent ell resolution, it refined to support ism. 7?
Dayton...........................
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4 50 chains to the place of beginning, contain
2Oppo iti n to aggression» by ci her Cox, cdeline—40 acres'of DLC/of
ing 232 and 75 one hundredths acres. Also
will aanvaee the State in behalf of an intelligent constituency in the htin, nnd placed E. R. Geary’s dei 3. ^ftment
of the <«o eruine t. upon the
1^ I u 1 * a r * s,
2 25 that portion of Stephen Beauchamp's dona
that ticket.
«or nation <>i the an I to the »xercis * of f d- Cooner, U 8 —lüO acres of D L C of
tion find claim, being claim No. 43, NotP
Federal Legislature, This may name nt the bend of its onlninns n? er
'W 8 Cooper?..................................... 11
25 ftcation 1795 in said township No. 3 South
1 Authority ot any of th ■ rig.» s or p. we s
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Wm—D L C, of R Couch, sec
Range 4 We*t, lying East of the South half
The National Assembly of France justly Ire regarded as one of the its candidate. When Hi. Smith a- s »red by the Co sti uttou to the "tates Crusfer,
I, to'vi snip 6 south, range 5 west
r spgetively. or o the people.
of the above describ-d tract of land«
8(J acres____ ..,¡. ....
4. 1-That e'try attempt on the part » f the
4 50 U toref>re the next of kin of Mary E. Hall,
voted to adjourn from the 4th of Aug- hief ills that have afflicted the visited this county, he went and
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ip e.vtru
poner-» i •' Co ch. RD Lt’ of R Ccticb. eec 1. T
l edefeil '«u
‘«o ei
eriiin
-iit V to
ext rc s • aiij
any power*
minor, and all persons .interested in the
«st tilLthe 4th of November. The Federal Government during the saw the Reporter man. and forth rcueiBi
6 south, range 4 weei, 80-acre».. 2 2> said estate are hereby directed to appear
notdél gat dtoit anfl < »p cially everv in-1
of Joel vfciis-
t rfareiice
rfe^i <
t<
by the < breitim* nt ( r »ray of Chris, uan. Jo 1— D
deputies are going to cool off, and
i before the County Court o* Douglas County,
last fifteen years. Corrupt nnd with Geary’s name was hauled it-depart.
niaii,
recta 26 and 2 . , to^nsnip
i ent- wi h the •< »»Iaffairs» o anv I
,
. 4
it- dep
_ Oregon on Monday the fith day of Septein-
MacMahon hopes they won’t make it
8 atg, or with the rights of the people there 11
th, range 8 n est, 320 açrx » • 40 50 ber. A. D 1'75 to show canse> why a H-
the
incompetent
men
have
filled
down
and
n
long
let
ter
,*
fro
n
Hi.
Carlin,
f 40 acres i) L C, of T Lar-
cense »bould not b» granted for the side of
of
to-
cho
s
tii
ir
o.wp
r<
presentati'
es,
is
an
so hot for him when they uaeet again.
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of
ns
rpatfe
wlrfch
sho
Id
b
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highest offices in the Union and to the people of this countv was Hteiand conde ned by every friend of coi- Craig H —1 acre of the d l c , of E C
And (hat thl-i order be published thre»
S 25!
I
r Black Henry stands on the the result is fraud nnd confusion published in the paper . We Ira ve stitution 1 j erry.
><i isms. ...............
successive week*jn the Lafayette O iurikk ,
i
*i—Lot *•'in Newby’s ad-
retrenchin nt reform.and Davidson. A. N
a paper of gtnsral drcnlnti- n published ia
6treet come *8 at McMinnville nnd are running riot in every depart the public to draw their own eon the 5. m ■ A ‘8 ’e ri demand
d tion to the town of .Mc.\ii n-ille 3 St thd town of Lafayette, Yamhill County Or
id eco onn in t e administra
1 lot in the town of St* Joe 4 aO egon.
bows and scrapes to passers by and tnent. from the Executive down to elusionsas to whv Genrv’s name tion ó every deparnuient ft e G««»|enim itt Dement-
t ield, E 8— b l c, <>f J "immo s. sects
—
the
on«*>t
paym
nt
of
thed,bt
,
h
si
T h Ò mas S mith
,
. Attest.
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I L.S. I E. S tît XX xs
shouts: “I'm honest, if I can’t mako the meanest postmaster.
County Judge,
er d n reservat on f the p bile fa th; strict
was taken down. In 1874. piter ace. t i tai ili y f al otticer , a d the p edy
4 west; also lot 4 on block l-un
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County Clerk.
Row la d t ddi iun to the town of
a speechHe ougli t to remember* , If any officer show d Ire Iretter (he nominations had been made by and n npart.a’arraignme■ t o al abuses uf
Roseburg, July 23d 1^75.
9 *
Mc Aiinn? ills ..... L.
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p bit c tr
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vii
VlJi'Ulliila VI
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e th
tribunals
of J j &LlvV)
atice;
that those who Ireast of their own qualified than any other for rhe du the three paities, the editor made i a zeiious eoe of thè rights of e eetfen by Fner J
>»*«-, J B PoweH. 88 C IS
20 and .1,
T 3 ’.sui
8. K 4 u
U , 321» acres 9 00
ito.ieople;
thè a
a so
so ..t.-
. t.- hi
si.tT'r
of ■' j,
i l
the i>< ople; the
. d r ination
ination of
MISCELLANEOUS.
honesty g< nci ally need watelling. ties of his station, it is he who has out a mixed ticket with T F Ciamp thè Ai i.ary to thè <-i
il
«u hor.ty. T e ; Groves, H C Lot 3Jn bbck 14. in thè
’
Jt
tow . n
of McMinnville
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66
e jmi and* i upari
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pari al »dministration
¡idminiatratiou o. thè
the
power
to
make,
amend
and
re
Goodsell,
G
—
i.ot
<»
n
block
20,
in
‘
bell
in
the
lead,
anil
placed
it
nt
ltwshand
I
thè
protectio
•
<
o
tue
uie
right-
ofall;
of
.»11;
We now have in tire field fouri
Row nd s addition to toe io a n of
t'eejomof
of religi
rejigi i re,
a, of th«*
th<* pr ss and of
candidates for Congress; H<»n. L. 1 ' ¡real the laws of the country. Sir the top of his paper ns "our tick th-ifeiKon ii der t e . rotei ti n<>» thè h be
McMin vi le ..... .................
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56
Ga
ton,
Jos,
d l c, oi O Toper in wet
a»
»wrpiH,
and
t
isi
by
juries
imputi
;lly
F. Lane, Hon. H. Warren. Revs. I William Blackstone, the great et.’’ nnd at the head of the ticket seleqbed. ,
3 T2 . K4 \V,. L.0 ucres. .... G 75
-T » .
L*J
Hall.
Wm, Ho.nestead of U Hall, Beet
6
> e prò test against he b rd na of a
Whitnev and Dimick. The latter English law writer, 8|>eaking of was this statement: "Siibj<‘Ct to pfotjctive
2,
T
2
8
K
3
w;
7-
sere-
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2 13 <
ta j , H8 uvedless exactio. a f oin
Hall, H.immet, Si^acres of n l c of H
t.
e
necessary
qualifications
of
law
revis
’
o*
should
we
think
proper.
”
a
p
o
le
aire
.(ly
intolerablv
>.p
ressed
b>
a
is the cold watery.. candidate and
,M* ** , MW fc , 11 T_
VM,M>
Hall
••••
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2 25
i ati|na.l • ei t, and we in-ist that thè tariif’
makers,
says:
"And
how
unliecom-
Thb
Reporter
for
a
time
was
stronir
regulated
as
t->
rorjd
onl?
su
licivt
Heudrix
‘
t
oi
ler.
20
e
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D
i>es
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will probably receive two hundred
odd fellows blilding .
c of i».Mathens,), id secta 27 .and
e f r an econ cenc .ja nnni r.iti n of j
ing
must
it
appear
in
a
memlrer
of
Iv
for
Camolrell
f
>r
Gove
nor
and
33, in 1' 2 >, K3 W. ................
90 00
thè ©o ern tieni, and potjo thè . urpose of
aqd fifty votes.
Hall, R C, 320 acres o! dlc of John
■L_..
Hi, i
;
enr.«ming
thè
few
.«t
^ie
expe
s
of
thè
ma-
,
the Legislature to vole for a new I auainst Tolman. It called thtf lat
inte rs. .•••••••••..••••.«••>■■. 9 00
jr f stering ne Urna
n,?rf
gran h of industry
mdustry to
tu
Senator Logan is going to turn
Isham,
J, m town of Wheat.and ota
thè
ict
im
nt
uf
thè
uth
r.
i
i law who is utterly ignorant of the ter a "horse jockey.’’ and acciised
let
the
i,2, 7 and in block 4
...... 1 13
7. fi i I hat
hut the
thè »>rec4
mt> metals
metal* art
urt the
thè only '
himself loose in favor of the Republi
.'red »us
Martin,
John,
i.vt
in
block
20
in the
old
1
What
kind
of
iiiterpreta
him of drinkitm whi-kev,
w
.
commercia values. that mm
an <_«
ir • re-
• etc. *• But ’ basi»of VviuuivivJw
can ticke* in Cahfbrnia. That ticket
tow.i
>
f
Mcjinmille
—
Rowland
a
deeiA ble paper c«.rren«y is »national curse j
ad ution to ......................... ......
is in a vary hopeless condition just tion can hebe enabled to give who when Toleman came to this coun »»nd we
re insist up
up-»o
‘»«i the sp<-«
spr« dy
d.\ e.urn by the
UW
.-vi < < -
N.iwmt'*>o
reman, to specie pa.unens i 'Lirgham 8eth 2u acr s of u l c of J
.
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now, bat if the Senator airs his is a stranger to the text upon ty. he went in piuson or by ajrent
ib
in.s.
...
1
j-The instit ti >ti of rhe s. .stem* «.f na-
James, n l c uf R 4 a rd, in
unique financial theories in its favor which lie coin¡nents. The mis and saw Snyder, and in the follow- tion|l bank wag a fra d ,po » h - country McDonald
sec 1 T 5 a, R 4 t; two lots in
an^in injustice upon he 'la buri g mas es,
‘A heatland. ...*... ... ................ 4
it will never be heard of again. Cal- 1 chiefs that have arisen to tire pub inur iss»uc of the Reporter Tolman’s and e demand «’»ch pr dent legi ati^n a* 1
Miller, i. a , 12J uci s of tto u l c, of
Êrail-mlt.v
bring
t
"is
'.icio
s
s
stem
to
a
wiRt
ifomia is not what might be called a lie from inconsiderate alterations name headed the ticket and Cauip cl<> o pHIH
Hitler,....................................
. 11
j: that all c-»rre cy which may be i> u-
Mi
ler,
m
.&C
o
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Lot
5
in
block
50
is
soft-money State.
shall be con ertibie into c in »<p u <ie-
in our laws are tin) obvious to l»e heils was hauled down, and no rea ed
i
the
town
<.f
St.
Joseph.
....
...
33.
and
be
iss
cd
direct')
by
theùorern-
m nd i ‘ ‘ ' '
Mulkey, m nroe, R K iay.es dlc ,
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The Assistant Treasurer at New called in question; and how far <on wa« assigned therefor. Now,
tect27- T5 .8. R 5 W.; and 25
p T iai
...__ the treaty
. w between the U .i ed
ac es of the D l c . <«f J Tomy: al
York has been directed by the Secre they have Irecn owing to the dtfec we don’t say what consideration Mates
and ('Lina s mil <>e so «l odim d cs to i
And a full Stock of
soo.iac es of the d nati n land
"Piel? solelv to comme cial relati n .
tary of the Treasury to sell gold dur
claim of Jell Wr ght iu section 12
tive education of our Senators is aJ’ induced Snyder to haul doW the ,
That we condein
conde in » « the party i i pow-
pow
T 5 S. of R 5 W,.............
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ing the month of August as follows,
er itot only for its pontompt of constita-
McCarty,
D.
A
B
laid
well
’
s
d
l
c be
’tr.ivagan.. par
oblig tio g,
8, b |t
:t for px
extravagant
viz.; One and a half million dollar» point well worthy of the public at name of Campbell and head the ,ion<I
ing
in
sections
4
a
d
.
in
tow ii-
— ALSO—
and corrupt
u? h i ed
it administration uf
The common law ol ticket with tiie name of Tollman. e tiz al n j?ov
Snip
>>
8,
H
4
W,
c
ntoining
120
on the first and third Thursday each, lention.
rnm^nt: oriits n enies expmdi-
ft • res»
SO 25
i ro ígate Watt«, of the p ople- i:
and one million dollars on the second England fared like other venera He has never told his rea<lers whv tnreíand
Mease
ger.
Elizabe
h,
—
estate
of-
0
moniy: for i a oppress! e unji.st rad dsfec-
acre- of J F Jo « i .» q . i s oon Land
and fourth Thursdays each. The to ble edifice of antiquity which rash he did it, We pie-nine Warren ti's System <>f tman^e and toation; for t.ie
cl im............. ...............................
38
prese, va ti on of t. e f i ctions of the Gener N amitli. J. W.. L -t 1 in block GAiu 3
tal amount to be sold is $5,000,000.
and intxperiencfd workmen Iwve induced Snyder to suppirt him in al Gpyernni» »• to «-nrich the great corpora-
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the t wn of Lafavette. and iot 3
ton|at thee pe se of the people: hr the
iu
bl
ck
t»3.
¡.afajetter..
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12
1
We understand that Henry War ventured to newlv • dress and re the same way »hat I’olman trot hi.« jobt^ ry and fra n's which hive brought •». Owners unk«. own—In <..» town of La
pronr
proni’h u o dsmoc tatic insti nti«/n : f r to
fayette. Yamhill Co,,
ren is talking of not going around fine with all the rage of modern snp|»ort. and ;n the same wsi iy that iniqà: lities of the i r teeth ess effi; for the
Of all kinds.
Oregon^
paper money:
'"1*6 i "f the i.«t(-<Mv ertable
...
Lots
in
Block
with his competitors to see and Ire improvement.” Cicero speaking Hi Smith arnt him to haul do i’ll iho for
iHdisgr.ie f d dipl matic servi<*e and n-
4«
90
2, 3, 4 an4 5 in
19..
tt a t) ) >oint < e ts and < ont naance i i oilier
on
the
same
point,
says:
“
L
is
nec
44
know
name
of
Gearv.
We
don
’
t
seen. Heistlie weakest candidate
1
50..
28
in
o upete t and corript ....
men
at , _
h >me
___r
—
44
3
in
40..
23
* ¿or a Senator to Ire thor- what |M>w r induced him to sup and*hro d: for ft» attempt to pass an un-
in the field and he knows it. Even essarv
1
23
34..
in
eonajit tional force bill and for a o >t log ie
•»
F of Medicinal ¡xurposcs.
5
3
'..
23
in
r
efijher enormities which liar, rendei ed
44
the cold water man, Dimick. would oughly acquainted with tho Ctm port them.
I
2, 3 »nT4 iu
25. .
C
6
no50:tf
thatlorga1 iz-itiun off»-nsive to and s .brer -
44
stitution.
and
this
is
a
knowledge
5
(>*
34..
in
flay him as a lion would a mouse.
fre to the liberties • f a free people.
44
6 >..
23
2
in
1*F T
-
Wo would like to know when •
Tint ‘ cor'orations
are the creatures
44
of
the
most
extensive
nature;
a
6
13
.
23
in
He had best flee to the mountains,
ijw;
2t
of U'
t ; th ir fu iciio s und p ivjleges are
3
meeting
of
the
State
Teiuperarice
Al
61.. »- 23
in
matter
of
science,
of
diligence,
of
I gusted 1 tn s bserre the p bilie mte est ,»nd
44
r
4
15..
23
and there remain. 4
in
liance is to be called? Brother Watts rwh • •h they are not u~< d for the object of
»•
3
( 2..
23
in
reflection; without which no Sena
thei f cr atí-m, but for t e purpose of op
44
25..
3, 4, 5 end 6 in
10
has
not
received
aliy
nomination
yut.
pres tirion a d etto ti >n. we d clare it to >e
44
We^hear that Lane will get tire lor can possibly be Jit for his office."
6b
1.
2
and
5
in
30.
44
If the Temperance organizations' in t ie ! fight and d ib of the egi lati- e power
9<
1. 2, 5 and 6 in
37..
largest vote ever polled by a Dem We might cite from the writing of this State want to get their ¿hovels to
r ¡guíate and control su h corporations
44
i
2 4.5 and (5 ia
65..
90
iiz<
public good
for I
44
2 and 3
45
in
6)..
ocrat in the city of Portland. In scores of-authors, both ancient and into the political pie, why don’t they ,1^ Tost we «lis pprove all m^asnes in
44
56
1
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ia
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¡nt rest, of monopolieaaxa
opolieaara n*>
n<> labor
labor.*i
. l . d
_
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V . .- his
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England occasionally does some
thing stupendous; though usually be-
-hind us in great and dazzling acts,
sometimes she outstrips and dwarfs
us into insignificance. And notably
so in a recent instance. The firm of
Alexander and Wm. Collie recently
suspended, and it is now claimed that
from $7,500.000 to $8,750,000 of frau
dulent bills had been set afloat by
them. This giant fraud beat» our
Credit Mobilier and all other Ameri
can attempts, and we confess the
corn. Wo can beat them shooting
but they can beat us defrauding.
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Dr. Watts was chairman of the
State Central Committee of the
stone. But it is useless, because
the intelligent common sense ol
mankind revolts at the idea ot
sending a man to Congress to
make, amend and rejreal laws, who
knows, but little if anything of die
laws now existing; who is utterly
ignorant of the Couffnon law of
England or the United States, and
who coald no> communicate to
Congress what little Ire doos know.
But such a man is Henry Warren,
the Republican candidate for Con
gresa. Be h« a man of the mof»t
He is not
ordinary capacity.
versed tn the laws or constitution
of his coon try, and knows very lit-
t’e of the wants of the country.
We have shown that a law mnk
er should be a man of learning,
and be able *o impart his khowl-
edge to his fellow legislators.
Temperance party and culled their
State Convention which nominated
the Rev. G. W. Dimick for Con- Now, we submit the following
grew. The doctor also figured in propositions: -First—Henry War
the RepnNican County Con ven ren is not versed in the laws, or
doe, and was a candidate for C<m- anything else. Second —If he had
grew at the State Convention but the wisdom of a Solomon he could
wtsbeeten by Warren. Now the not communicate it to any one.
inquiry arfeea. whet wH1 the voc This Irefng the case, he afibuld save
tor dot Will he sipport the tei»« himself from the Just o nte apt of
peranoe nominee or Warren? By »he people, by withdrawing from
party usage he is bound to mipport the eon test--“ by stepping down
VUl we
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jjavmeuiv the
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them both; but
lit and owt.”
tern the scale
tle ! poat office will
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an d induce him to sepport War
ren.
How many candidates for Congress
•re going to take the stump?
Warren to carry a plank that pe does Hen dry, and with tho e uf ul othm or
hnvins for their object retrench > ent
not know how to use? Watts might
eform in nnbllu atta rs and the sdci.il
do something to advance the cause of adv neement of toe eople.
That we are iu favor of laboring'o
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temperance, which we are all interes
the judicious app op i. ions from
ted in, if he went to Congress. Just <’o reus for the p irp'se ol imp o\ing our
rs alo g the »totora a d northe n
imagine him on the floor illustrating
larie» of our ^ta e, and we deiriand
the injurious effects that intemperance | th* our representatives in Congress sh 1
hei best e V<r s t > seen • the ai i of the
has on the hum in system. Yes, and g «, ral Government for th- f ee na* igation
those charts of his would help; decor-
djmpro era nt of the > dumb.« ri. er. by
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the onstnethno; locks <t the Cascades;
ate the walls.
, the imroveinenl of 115 iVi larnett a»d o-
è ri ers: the coiistruction vf the L Ort-
The Rbove got crowded obt lut S,l3J1
.u«,»nd.-.«La....l A.en.mece.
week, and since then things have un- Rs frond
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and if he can only get Black Hen
ry to take the stump, he wilt re
ceive an overwhelming majority.
He will have at least ono thousand
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Patty. C A— 80 acres of school land
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Powers, J 1 Lot
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Kkha dson. Mary.
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Ramage. Maria. t> l c , of John White
ly. in se ta 27,and 34, T 2 8, K 4
From tue largest and best bred Fowls in
W. 31u acres............
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toe World.
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Ried Mrs A J, 10 ) acres of dlc of ' O
Carefully packt d and warranted to tarry
P Turn-r. ....
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safely any d.vt«nce. 'I be varieiies
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Robi son, m E 3 acres n DC. otC
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H .bbard; and ut l 85 in town of
Dark an«i Light Drahnyts, Buff and Part-
ndize Cochins., White I«egborns» Hou-
Da.iton
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Raym nd, H C 80 acres d l c, of Car-
<hns and Hirer KpangL d Hambnrgs,
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road from nose*
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• mi (iw*d ich ........ .......................... 4 ¿0 . Black Spanish. . White iiurkiugs
Dorkings. Golden
durgono Quito s cbsnge. Mr. War- »¡¿X
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and Game.
Richar-lson,----- .Lots 1.2. and 3 in
That the \ olioV of the Rep blican
reu has not been endorsed fby the1 jr
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block 2l i i thj town of Laf.i^eite
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Sebr gbt aiïd
ai.d bla«
bla< k African'JKan
African Jh'anUinia
» in uealii g « ith he India tribes is Stilwel. Wm. i» L c. of W 8tilwei ai d
B se Turkey*, die
di» iraaat
linnet coHoélteb
coUeetieb on th»
friends of temperance. Mr. Geo. W. P"
>mp > ilio and nnw m ; hat toe tin eh s ay-
‘ Pacific Coast.
Const.
wife. 3i7 acre» in s cts .,,6, 7 ami
Dimick of Mnion, will carry the H« 9 when t e ew .nd .ms nowocc .p i g
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d stamp lor iliu-tnited circular to
the Unta fila Grand Hunde and Siletz ser Smith. Seneca^ d i. c of R Be r, 160
<M(£ B. BARLEY.
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banriHr
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acni in ect 3 . T 3 8. it 2 W.. 6 75 Impo: ter and dealer of Choice poultry. Fox
loe^iU i and time o. e i up to settleme it by >roitb, John, 142 acres of the uLCof
campaign.
659, San Krenevc».
ths whites tonte of cl A ríe liest portions uf
m Casey. ... . ..... ............
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th’ St te. .
Please state * hat paper you saw'thie
Stout L. • «-state
stat? of, n
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The Inter-Ocean s special coryekpon- ’ di
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a d, 82 » acres, in T 3 8. R 3 W
11 25 advertiseme nt in.
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to ! j 1 pere «ris. wh t ver m iv hare been Tupper. Carli n u l ’ c . of I uper in
dent, connected with the Govern thepn
t ¿liticai ajinte», .o nit-with«» i
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sect 3 of T 2 S. R 4 V. 160 Hcres
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ment’s exploring force at the Black in 19' ining o A the principles he ein eq «n-
and 0 acres of L c < f L Tupper in
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Hills, again telegraphs the discovery S_
Thurs on, b< irs of d t. c. of W Log ra
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of hncoursging gold prospectr. He
i sects 5 6. '32 and 33. T 5 8. K 3
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has stated very exciting things be
Thom
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Sheriff's Sale.
fore, which were afterwards contra
Talk >t. J b, e-'ata of. Ü LC. of Hit)
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dicted by Prof. Jenney, and our con
soii>lL lan.-e 5 « est; 300 acres . 71
ÏÏ1" Jlf a. »?r?nt?8Ued & Ahe
Wardíi*. Emelins71ÒÒ acreTof"the’ñ L
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fa ubili co hit u d State of Ur7
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r Ji. on the 21st ¡of J> ly, i875 an<> to »• è Wil-o «.—
is slightly weakened. He says there r.
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r toted, command:i«g me t ‘ collect h de
in town of Lata) cite............. ..
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are as many as 800 miners now iu the :in<t
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I- lin- ent ta .ee for tbe.year l8.4. coargidl
st the
persons
Hills, and Other» are arriving at the Mgaj . —
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8heriff of Yamhill county, Oregon.
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♦ woi ‘ft of per» na. pro er v i ha. e levied up- Lafave te. Jnlv .4. 18 5
rate of twenty a day.
on |nd wi 1 ..rocce I to sell a pub ic sale or
Ó Red Mates gold c i. at p b fe
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nc ion.
ion WTVINAL NKl'TLKMKNT. _.xU R £ ,g | A F A V F TT E
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The question of female suffrage in > •f F fa\et in ad co nt» on
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John H.i
the Connecticut L gi vlature was post- ■ fr«*
May the 3d d»y-of September, A. He» deea e-i, has died bis final account in I
1873,
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to 102 votes, and its advocates tool thef ljowmg desc ibed
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rgfed, together with cos -ad charges fere
vote ii» tbfcir favor. They will bottle
fa«e 1 te ► 14
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saia co raty
nly. All perao B inter* ]
lie -o rontjn e from day to day untiball . ested
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required to appear at
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the realization of their hopes will not Ad ms, 8 U,— lot 5 in block 6, in the
to said final account if any exist.
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newspapers,
and estimates
Bal et, Mrs L A—I? Martin and wife’s
July 23d, 1875,
Administrator.
showing cost of advertising,
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