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PORTLAND, OREGON.
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IMPROVED FARM«, sad valuable m>-
cnltivaie.11.ANDH. located in ALL parta of the
8TATK, for BALI.
11. Canyonville, Douglas Coun’y
12. Oakland,
13^ Cottage Grove, Lane
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14. Manzanita, Jackson - "
15. Walla Walla, W. T.
18. Spring Valley, W. T................
17. Pleasaht Hill, W. T.
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18. ,Grand Bonds, Oregon
19. Corvallis, Benton County..
20. Harrisburg, Linn
21. Central,
22. Buena Vista, Polk
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33. Mt. Pleasant, Linn 7~
24. Yoncalla, Donglaa
" ...
26. Camas Swale, Dwuglas"
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28. M<-Minville, (probably)
27: Looking-Giaas, Douglas Co
28. Splaw's School House,
29. St. Hellenes, Columbia Co. ..
30. Damascus, Clackamas “ ...
31. Bock Creek,
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32. Pleasant Hill, Laue
t* ...
38, Eugene City.
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34. Springfield,
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35. Oak Hill,
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36. Grand Prairie, “
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37. Coquéll, Douglas
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38. Mohawk, I a HJ'
•*<9 Ashland, Jackson
40. Myrtle Creek, Douglas
41? Deer Creek,
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42. Antioch, Jackson
44. Antioch. Marion
+4. Della*, Polk
46. Iatwisville, (probably)
)>■ Sheri'ian, Yamhill
47. Mill Creek, Marion
48. Monror. Denk>a
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49. Eola, Polk
50. Concord
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If the paper !hil to cover actual work-
mg expetjnee, we know there are generous
spirits who will not see us bear the bur
den alone.
The cause of Christ mast not languish
in this heaven favored land. The youth
must be educated to plead the Master's
cause. A college is a necessity. It can
not be built and endowed without s /a
par. Hence the paper is a necessity.
Will you sustain it brethern or shall we
bear the burden alone?
We have confidence that yt>n will not
only take th. paper, but wffl ask yor
neighbor who is an advocate of educa
tion, to take it. If the sjsters will under
take the matter we* shall feel the utmost
oonfidenceof success.
,
Por some favorite Monthly they ^ctff -
raise clubs and sen# out of our state
thousands, which might be invested in
better literature at home.
If we unite, our efforts to accomlmh a
good work, the Lord will abundantly
blesa opr efforts and we shall not fail.
Book & Job Printers,
Scattering
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T he M ort P opular M hdicikb E xtant
. }V* will, if no1 P;tZrroi>tiaiar »reves
ted, commence a course < i lectures in
Portland on Wednesday evening, July"
fifth, 1871. In our college vacation we
wish to employ cur time in such man
ner as may seem l«est to promote the
general welfare.
We liave selected Portland as the
commercial and radiating centre of our
.beautiful valley, in which we propone,
from evening, to evening to discuss in
a family manner the following subjects,
freqto all:
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Lebttw first. Man—Darwin’s theory;
THIRTY YEARS
PAlflL'K.I.LJLER.
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Besides these, wera reported the fol
lowing* localities arid members:
Sand Ridge. Linn County
... 35
Lone Rock Valley, Waseo Co. . ..« 2C
Portland, Mnitinomah
“ .... 8(
West Cliehalejn, Yamhill “ .... U
Cole’s Valley. Dongles
" .... 11
Applegate, Josbphine
** .... 17
Oak Plain, Linn
“ .... 24
Oak Creek,
“ .... »
Soda Springs, “
“ ,... 14
Jefferson, Marion
“'.... l'J
Mt. Pleasant Douglas '
" .... 6]
Panther Creek...........................
Salt Creqk. Polk Co.............................. 15
Hopewell.......... . ........................
,3C
Albany, Linn Co........................... li
Oregon City........ .......................... I..., 14
White Oak Grove
............................ 41
HIMES & BACH ELDER.
Architect general Building Agent
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