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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1874)
A CAIA. R COLUMN FRIDAY ? Salcm has lost twon. MABCJI 13, A Democratic State Convention for the State of Oregon, is hereby called by tlie Dem ocralic State Central Committee, convened at Portland, Oregon, this the 22d day of Jan- nary, A. 0. l«<4, to meet at the city of Al- banv, Oregon, on Wednesday the IRth day •f March,1*74 for the purpose of nominating candidates to be voted for at the genera# election in June next, for Congress and for the various State and District offices then to be tilled) and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come be fore it. ' i The apportionment of members of said Convention among the counties, is based up on the Democratic vote cast for .John Bur nett for Congress in Is 72, allowing one dele gate in said Convention for each one hund red or fraction of fifty votes, so cast. The several.cuunties of the State will be entitled to delegates in said Convention as follows. Baker,.............. ................ «.............. „ 5 Benton ,..«••••• ...••«•<•• .-s ••••••••»••• 6 Clackamas,. r..»................. 7 Clatsop .............. .................. -.............. 2 Colom hia ... l ...*.. .................. 2 ^yooa, j .••»•••••.I. *•••••••••••• ••■••••.• 3 Curry,,,*...................... 1 1 »ouglas,, ...-••••• .••••••••.—... • • • • • • 9 GranU....................................... • 3 Jackson,. J............. . .......... 9 Jose pbme... —. .2 Lane.............t.... S Linn, .«•*•■••• ........ .. 4............ 12 M a non, ...«••^•••••• 10 Multnomah, ............. 12 Polk,....................... .......................................... .. 6 Tillamook,,.......... ......... ........................... ,-s 1 L ma till....... ••••••••••••. • •». . •••••• 6 I*mon,,«••• — ■•£• ........ ••..•./••»..• a . 5 W asco, . .......... t *^sh ington *. • • •>..... 9... • •... • • • • 3 kamli111,..*•« ...... G Total 124 It is suggested by tile committee that the several counties holdaheir primary Con ventions on Saturday, the 28th day of Feb ruary, at 1 o’clock P. M., and their C-ounty Conventions on Saturday, the 7tli day of, March, nt the same hour. In those conn-' ties where these "appointments do not meet the convenience of the Democracy, it is expected that they will make the nec essary changes through their County Com mittees. W. L. WHITE, Ch*m Dorn. S. C.’ICom. J. J. WALTON, Jr., Sec. Next. The wheat movement at Salem is yen’ lively. Oregon City bas two writing schools in running order. Some Salem mechanics are busy ing themselves making artificial UUuN* A beautiful pair of deer antlers have been presented to tlie State Cabinet. The editor of the Albany Demo crat .is going to wage war against the feline race. There is a project on foot to have Spring races over the Bybee track, Jacksonville. 1 r • i * ‘L'J 0 y BRONCHITIS. The Teachers’ Institute for Ma rion county will be held at Salem The Democratic State Convention during the la?t week of the pres will assemble at Albany next Wed ent month., nesday, t<5 nominate a full State tick A beautiful farm, about -three et, a candidate for member of Con miles from Salem, was sold at pri gress, arid candidates for Judges of vate sale, one day last week, for the 2nd and 4th Districts, and five District Attorneys. It will be seen |31 50 per acre. We would most respectfully call the attention of all those in arrears for the C oui A eb on volume eight to call and settle at their earliest conveni ence. Tcryou the amount is small, A Polk county wagon maker has contracted to build three hun dred fcagrfhs for the Farmers’ Club of Laue county. Clarence Scofield seems to be giving the Salem police some trouble. He won’t leave the town nor stay in jail.. I ’ ■ 1 The trial of Scar-faced Charley and eight other Indians is docket ed for the ensuing term of the Cir cuit Court of Jackson county. COURIER î DR. LITTLEFIELD’S Polk county, and we learn that great The County Convention passed off disaffection Avista in relation thereto. harmoniously last Saturday. The leaders“busted’ ’ the movement in Polk, and they are very apt to do the Hon. Charles Sumner died on the Uth inst. same throughout the State. « i to do all kinds * ■* ODD FELLOWS BUILDING ■ ! i. I ' . JlRt^ER SUPERIOR DRUGS, MEDICINE, ■ ‘ t i .■ ' . -. ■ Paints, Oils, Perfumes, Fancy Toilet Artieies Musical. Instruments, ! Anda full Stock of CANNED To tlie tax-payers and laboring men of all classes, of Yamhill County: Whereas, in view of the fact of tlie best in'erests q£ laboring men of all classes have hitherto bepn wholly subverted ana wan tonly- neglected by would-be frunds aril midnight schemers of political pariks, and that burdensome taxes have been .levied and unjust legi-laiion hull 'which has hivbriably worked a hardship on laboring men every- w here; therefore be it • ! lies feed, That as laboring men, we will come opt and make a bold? stand against such tiiÿn.-t opposition and assert our rights as freemen o/’ old party ties and prijudicts, and « ill everbefpond batileing for just and impartial laws, and will to the bitt,er end oppose any and all eftortHby d • signing trick-Ars and dishonest politicians for riding into office by this bartering and felling game, thereby trampling under foot the will of the people. ' . / Resulted. Thatwc Save the moral com-• age to cut oiirt-elves lèose from party and openly and earnestly contend for-the rights of laboring men of all classes; that we will support none but honest, temperate men for office; and that we will hereklter oppose arty and all chronic and constitutional office seekers. , Therefore, ns laboring men we call upon the taxpayers of Yamhill county irrespective of party-^-who advocate the principles here in enunciated—to meet at their respective places of holding erections, on Thursday,' the 19th day of March,'at Otic o’clock P. M. to select from the taxpayers, irrespective of party,‘(i<legates «o attend a County, Con vention to be Jie’d at Lafayette on Saturday the 21st day of March, 1*74. at l(j o’clock A. M., to nominate suitable persons as candi dates for the several county offices to be voted for at the next Jone election. One delegate for every fifteen votes,- and one for every fraction over eight votes, taking for a basis the vote cast for Burnett aril Wilson: THE ‘SILVER I The best ORGANS of the ■ Reed class IN THE WORLD The Best for'Churches and Lodges. The Best for Sunday Schools. The Best for Parlor and Vestries. The Best for Academies and Colleges. The Best for Public Halls. The Best for Orchestra and Stage. V Summons . These instniments, which for sweetness of * ’ - 4 tone and elegatfee of appointment stand un In the Circuit-Cpurt of the Stat«' of Ore rivalled. ha\e met with unprecedented Suc gon for thC county of Yaanliill. cess in this country and abroad, L. H. Allen and C. H. Lewis, PlalniltTn, vs. Edward Dupuis, Margaret A. Burk and MANUFACTURED BY . J. II. Burk, defendants: I ■ To the defendant, Edward Dupuis: N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to ap pear mid answer the complaint tiled .agqhist you in said Court in t ne above en titled suit, by the first day of thin term fol ESTABLISHED IN 1846. lowing tneexpiration of tlie time prescrib ed in the order of publication herein: Nos. 143, 145 & 147 Rast 3*<i SL N. Y. which term will commence on ilie second Monday in April, 1874, and are hereby no Responsible parties applying for agencies tified tlmtif you fail so to. answer the RldintitTswill apply to the court for the re in sections still uns-ipplied. will receive ef demanded in said complaint, M'liich is prompt attention and lil»eral inducements. to quletplaintiiT’s title to and todivestde- Paries residing at a distance from our au femlants of all title, claim or interest In thorized agents, may order from, our factory and to tlie following real property situate Bend for illustrated price list. , in.Uie county of Yamhill in tse State of ■•b'.' z ■ * i Oregon, namely: The W. M of t he 8. W. if Of Section 7. and tlie W. % of the N. W. if of Section 18 in T. feb!3 5,8. R. 5, W.; the 8, E. 1-4 and the 8. E.- if of tlie S. W. If of Section 12. The N. E. Jf- The N. E. 1-4 of the N, W. 1-4, and the N. M Of the 8. E. 1-4 of Section I^T.^S. R. Cs IV., also known as the donation land claim of said EdWard Dupuis. And for gcncral re- lief. ’ • This summons publtsliedby order of the Honorable B. F. Bonham. Judge of said Court, dated February 23d, 18741 ¡; . WAI. STRONG A FRED R. STRONG, i - Attorneys for Tiff. fe27-w6 JOBERINTING I . iLi.v. < Ï Y JOB . OFFICE « FRUITS Of all kinds. Lone Star, B ’ . • * B.* HARRIS,................ ...................Proprietor LAP AYET’AE. PLOW FIRST CLASS’SALOON, ALWAYS supplied with the very choicest WINES. • ; - ’DRANDIE8, WHISKIES, V1GABS, OY8TER8 and BARDINX To Im had in the be-t markets. A 4 OF ALL KINDS ' •I A temperance meeting was held at Salem last Monday evening. A committee was appointed to con fer with the saloon keepers of the place with regard to closing their places of business on tlie Sabbath. Short speeches were made and the meeting adjourned. The Roseburg Plaindcaler has the details of a most disgusting case from Elk creek precinct, in Donglas county. One Hancock was arrested last week on a charge of incest, preferred against him by his sons. He was brought to Roseburg, but waived an exam ination, and his bail was fixed at ♦2,000, in default of which he lin- gercth in jail. It is stated that he has had criminal intercourse with four of his own daughters, three of whom have had children by him. Tire C ounty C entral C ommit - teb .—This committee has not deter mined upon the time of holding„ the Democratic County Convention. The call will be. published in due time. In the meantime it behooves Demo Col. Nesmith, on the 9th inst. in crats to be upon the alert and not al troduced a bill to indemnify the low themselves to be humbugged. States and citizens of Oregon and Iudepend California for expenses incurred in the D isaffection ,—-The ents” have nonrin$ted their ticket in Modoowar. I OFFICE The Young Men’s Christian As sociation of Astoria propose a fine of $1 for an\ member who may ap pear at one of the semi monthly soirees without a lady partner. If is estimated that Congress by taking off the duties on tea and coffee two years ago diminished the revenue 125,019,463, and by other re ductions made at about the same time diminished it in the further sum of $19,000,000, making a total of about ♦44,000,000. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 THE STATE CONVENTION. without a moments reflection that the Convention will have important busi ness to transact. In the flYst place it will have to adopt a platform of prin ciples that will be acceptable to the party and the people. No glittering generalities will suffice. It mu«t be specific and cover all the points. This accomplished, the Convention will proceed to ’nominate the ticket. None but good and competent men should be selected. No dishonest or incompetent person can be elected. The Jeffersonian test should be ap plied to every candidate—“is he hon est, is he capable”—should be the in quiries in relation to eàsh aspirant, and those who can not pass the exam ination should be left aside “until a more convenient season.” The State is naturally divided into three parts, Eastern, Middle and Southern, and each division should be represented on the ticket. It is dangerous to igfiore local claims, be cause tho slighted . sections may fail to give the ticket a cordial support and thereby imperil its success. And we believe the Convention will en- deavor to equitably adjust this mat- ter, and if it succeeds in distributing the candidates, success will be in sured. • If the Convention will give us a good platform and a good ticket, se lected from localities entitled to rep resentation upon the. ticket we will ¿host certainly go forth to conquer. «- TRONIZtNQ This is an irritation or inflammation of the bronchial tubes which ¡car ry the air we breathe into the lungs. It arises from a cold settled in the throat, from catarrh extending to these parts, from scrofulous affections and from severe use of voice. The ir- ritatiou from this latter cause com menced in the larnyx and clottis, which are the organs of the voice,and extending downwards, produces hoarseness, coughing and spitting mucus matter, sometimes mixed with blood. • It is chiefly dangerous from its tendency to spread into the lungs, and terminate in consumption. It is in the cure of severe and obstinate cases of this disease that Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery has achi ev ed unparalleled success and won the loudest praise from all who have used it. It is sold by all respectable drug gists. • * Daniel Clark, Master of the State Grange of Oregon, is organ izing bodies of the Order in Clarke county, W. T. — Ì 10th, ¿ Mrs, 48 year* and Snow on the mountains, between Bull Run and Powder river, is five feet deep. Over 100 votes are expected to leave Union county4for the Idaho mines before the election, i ■' Albany is the scene of another Yamhill county has nover had a scandal. It seems that Albany is candidate on the State or District determined to keep ahead in tlmt ticket. J i \ line. A ujaii plowed up fifty rattle snakes in Douglas countv one dav last week. He killed forty of them. ! *..11» -------- • I ' : MONEY SAVED baying th« v ¿“Home? Sewing . Machine, re- l IAgRt jcentiy patented. / > : COMBINES ALL IMPROVE- R“”,**»»ar;inents of other machines. i A CHILD CAN RUN AND ««HOME** understand it. = IT 18 THE BEST BECAUSE Sewing- the simplest, and not liable to get out of order. Muchine.- Furnished in -five different styles. . p Latest, : prices from $60 to 80. ; Henuuer and feller, braider. Simplest ruffler. gauge, uuiltqr, extra throat plate, shuttle, six bobbins and ¡twelve needles, etc , free with ( each machine. - Beat. ,; Guarantee Perpetual. J fl • We also von Unite W/sell the favorite “HOME SHUTTLE ” ’ - PRICES. REDl’l ED—No. J. $2& N<U ^ $40; No 8 (Half Case). Í4Ó. Orders for either machine promptly filled and forwarded on receipt of price. , "ACTIVE aokxts W ant »©, Oil and ail kinds of Sewing Machine Needles for sale. GEO. W, TRAVER, Gen.Agt, ' 8, V, Cor, Morrison A Third sts. Portland, Oregon, BiiiolOmt The SHORT NOTICE. PLOWS ONLY .. ■ I . : - . I I PLOWS L ■ r -■ 4 * I ' ' I • ?■»: i PLOWS, PLOWS ■ PLOWS, ’’ Í* VS PART . ■ d ’ ; J V ' IE THEiSTATE i ' ... r Is* PLOWS fi PLOWS PLOWS are enabled to make CULTIVATORS A SPECIALTY Summons. . L : . > i Of Meh Printing as In the Circuit Court of tho State of OregoqT fpr Yamhill county. ! T, 5* Clemintine Allen« Plaintiff vs Hank Wr Allen, DefendanJ: • To Hank W. Allen, Defendant: • J IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Pf? Oregon, you are required to appear^ane, answer the complaint filed against yoh,ir: ’I FLAYCAKV8 1BCULAB8, the above entitled suit, on or before the. first day of the next regular term ctf .said;. VENTING CARDS, LABELS CHECKS, Court, Immediately following six wfeeM Sublication of this summons, which ¡rikitf ? etc ' ETC rst day will be the 13tfi day of April,,T87|J And you will take notice that if you faiS ; to apiiear and answer as above required^ tho plaintiff will apply to the Court for & decree disolving thei bonds of matrlrtonri Address orde rato ,¡ in you and ana iriaihti^ now existing between and for tho care and . custody of the mint •r oostSana disbursnion child, I.ols, and for and for such other relief as to the (Jo'll may seem equitable and just ja A - ' Hurle*. Attorneys for piff. Thts Summon »"published lished I by order of 1 F Bonham, Judge of said i Court, dutt Match 2nd, 1874. LAFAYETTE, * xnarG-wG CULTIVATÓRS CULTIVATORS “THE COURIER, E HAVE F or BAI Celebrated PARK Loading Shot Gtfhs, at a bl W Notice to Creditore. fTlIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN JL appointed executor of the last will or Edward Hilton, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of Yamhill count county, Oregon. All personshaving claims against tne estat* of said sakl deceased are hereby required to present them with proper touchers ‘ * to me, at my residence in Dayton, JJayton, ii in said county, within six months from :— tne ---------- i date of thia notice. 8. R. BAXTER, < Jan. 23d, 1874. Executor. Jau?3w4 •-