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LAFAYEÏTE COURIER.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1874
Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor,
L. F. GROVER,
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Of Marion County.
of UnuU ilia county.
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For Secretary of State,
8. F. CHADWICK,
of Douglas county.
For State Treasurer,
A. H. BROW.^
•M Baker county.
For State Printer,
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MART. V. BROWN,
of Linn county.
For State Sup't of Public Instruction,
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K. J.’ DAWNE,
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of Marion county.
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Prosecuting Attornoy, let, Jud 1’1 Dis»,
H. JL HANNA,
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of Jackson county.
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of Grant county.
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THE TICKET.
GRAIN CROPS IN CAIAFORÍHA^
OREGON.
MISCELLANEOUS
DR. LITTLEFIELD’S
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The State ticket presented by the
Alban; - Convention appear» in thii
issue, Most of the candidates are
well a: id favorably known to the peo-
pie of this State and they need no en-
S at our hands. The candi-
coniunie
date far; \ Congress, Mr. La Dow, of
Umatit la>pvunty, is not generally
known ii/lhis portion of the Stato.
Those ^vho kribw him' speak very
highly of his ability, integrity and
fitness for the position. Ho is no
brokeif down politician, but is a gen-i
tieman ofreal merit, and he will re
ceive a very large majority in East-
ern Oregon.
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Mr. A. H. Brown, the candidate for
State Treasurer, has represented Ba
ker county in the State Senate during
the lost two sessions of the Legisla
ture. He is a man of integrity and
of fair ability. He certainly will be
elected.
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Dr. Dawne, the candidate for Su
perintendent of Schools, has resided
at Salem for several years and is a
man of culture. His many friends
represent him to be just the man for
that office.
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Of itho other candidates it is need
less for us to speak. Governor Gro
ver, it is universally admitted, has
been the best Governor we have ever
had in this Stato. He has done more
for the State than all the others com
bined. Doubtless in some instances
he has erred, as he is only human, but
his errors have, been few and uuirn-
portaut.
And we confidently be
lieve that he has always acted fiorn
tho purest motives and not in bad
faith Considering his great services
to the State, the people will evident
ly re-elect him.
* Secretary Chadwick has been a
good officer and his friends will be
found to be sufficiently numerous to
ro-^lect him by a largo majority.
We must not forget to mention our
journalistic friend Mart V. Brown,
candidate for State Printer. He is
the editor and proprietor of the Al
bany Democrat. He is a racy and
able writer and k practical printer.
He is very popular, and when the
votes are counted ho will be found to
have a large majority/
The ticket is a good *ono and for
moral worth cannot be beat. Un
doubtedly the entire ticket will be
elected by a large majority.
The San Francisco C^roKvu 31
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March 19th. in speaking of «the pros
pect of the grain crops in California
say, tho late and severe Spiring is
telling hardly upon the cattle aijd
sheep-raisers, and in some measut^j
upon
tho graiir-growors. Front
eighteen to twenty-three per. cent of
the stock, excepting horses, in somd
localities, have dic’d in consequence of
their exposure to the uuprocedeutcdjji
severe stoims of the season ndw clos
ing and in the low flat lands, here up#
there, the wheat has been literally
drowned out. The area sown iki whciH:
this year on rolling grounds, i
ever, so much larger thaqth-ft i of llkWt
year, that the yield may b<? qx
to be very considerably greater,
withstanding the damage alliidi
One good result promised fforr
lateness of the season is an ext
dinary large fruit harvest. Hit
thd time of danger for the frijit j
Boms was the month of Fbbri
when they were tempted fdurtl
THE ‘SILVER TONGUE'
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ODD FELLOWN BUILDING
LAFAYETTE, OGN
DRUGS, MEDICINE,
■Rbude valley. The epizootic »has
Mjout disappeared.
Some fifty
hfrs«8 have been victims to this
¿¿ease.
Considerable stock is starving
i^ the lower Powder j-iver valley.
J^lsewherCj in Baker county, stock
M doing Gj-st rato.
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IN THE WORLD/
Oils, Perfumes]
Paint
Fancy Toilet Articles
. Musical Instruments,
And a full Stock of
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Reports from all Aperts of the
IFillamctte valley, during the past
few days, are to the effect that thè
¡ije^test activity is to be seen on
evefy lianjl, in agricultural mat-
CANNED
FRUITS
Of all kinds.
Medicinal purposes.
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It was amusing feature fat thê.l
dependent convention to sye .the d
gates leave as the ballot wuTcasff
the result announced, fe/me à
only remain while the *va^) jfor Si
tor and Representatives Were l>
taken; others till they gdt a%
down as County Judge. ’ > f 1
M issionary C oncerts
derstand it is the iutentio
connected frith the Sunda
this place, to have during
summer Missionary conoei
exercises we think the
bers of the school wou
interest, and thereby relic
ing monotony of the
exercises.
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Nos. 143, 145 & 147 Bast «34 St. N.T.
Responsible parties applying for ngenciee
in sections still nusnpplied. will receive
prompt attention and liberal imliicenientR.
Parties residing at a distance from our au
thorized agents, may order from our factory
Send for iTli.strr.ted pi ice list,
feb!3
Jtp have hailed from Salem
b^eu imposing upon the char
lye ancient Grangers.
r- A case of small pox exists in
Pregon City Every precaution
4ias been taken to prevent its
spread, and we hope soon to chron
icle its disappearance.
A Chitianfan and a squaw were
ioined in wedlock at Corvallis
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O f C ourse we Atjt’Eri
Grangers at this place gaye ui
vi tut ion to ] partake of their II
DAW FOR THE PROMOTION OF
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TEMPERANCE. .
.. feast to-morrow at 12 m . and
ter of courso wo accepted,
fast during to-day so as to I
Mr. Higbie has introduced in the do-ample justice to the viands on if
Assembly a bill similar in effect to occasion.
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the “local option” law. The Clrronidie
S chool .—School will coffiAudnoe >
in speaking of this bill says:
the Lafayette Academj£ A^nl Gt
Under the appropriate title of “An under the management a* Prof. Roj
THE DISTRICTATTORNEYSHIP. Act to Discourage Drunkenness and al. Prof. R. though a yuing uian,
Diminish Crime and Pauperism/’ eminently qualified to |uaita^o tl
At the recent State Convention Mr. Higbie has introduced in tho As
there were three candidates for Dis sembly a very excellent bill for the
trict Attorney of this District. W. regulation of the retail liquor traffic.
Ramsey, of this county, L. Vin- It not only puts in force
practical
. yard, of Polk, and J. Whitney, of “local-opt ion” law, similar in effect
$ie delegation from this coun
to that proposed by Pendegast in tho
ty thought they w'ere entitled to the Senate, but it goes farther in prescrib
- porftr/inn in as much as Yamhill ing a very strict regulation of the
nevir had a candidate fur that or manner of grauting licenses in any
» any other office in the gift of the State case, and holds the liquor-seller or
or District Convention, on th 3 Dem his bondsmen, directly responsible in
ocratic ticket The gentleman from pecuniary damages for any injury
Tillamook seconded Yamhill in this; wrought in consequence of his sale of
but Polk auk Linn were not disposed liquor. Every retail dealer in wines clearing the school grou:
to concede anything. They combin- or distilled liquor must, according to it and now is a good Hi
f ed and nominated Whitney of Linn. its provisions, give bonds, with good
The grouse hooteth aqd Í
There were thirty-four votes cast and freehold s unties thereon in the sum shooteth.
the result of the first vote was: Vine of $3,000, for the payment of “any
Go to McConnell’s at 0
yard, 6; Whitney, 11; Ramsey, 17. and all damages which shall in any for all kinds of produce.
Noltner of Tillamook not being pres way or manner be suffered by or in
Johnson has been’ biff
sent» The Polk county delegation flicted upon any husband, wife, child rooted sorrow—its pulled’
withdrew the name of Vineyard in parent ot other person, injurod in
A young lady in *savii;|
flavor of Whitney and by “buttonhol person, property or means of support has a cat tor one of the cl
ing’* succeeded in getting a delegate by reason of the person obtaining the
There will be an eiitci /
from Linn county who supported license selling or giving away any dramatic—at, Day ton i tjj
ü Ramsey ou the first ballot to change intoxicating liquors, either by him
Nimrods are improv’
to Whitney. The second ballot stood: self or his agent or employee, to any by slaying grouse, p
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Ramsey, 16; Whitney, W. The mat
quail.
minor,
habitual
drunkard,
or
person
ter was rushed through in such haste
The fourth of Deceml al äke búrth-
-r|bat Mr. Noltner. representing Tilla who, at the tiiqpofsaid selling or
[|isbandry.
mook county failed to find his way to giving away, shall be intoxicated, or day of the Patrons of • i-Article 1
Shd place of voting. Had he been who shall have been in the habit of shall bo celebrated, so sa;
, .preaent Ramsey would have been getting intoxicated.” The bill also of tho By-Ijaws.
Dominated on the first ballot. It has
T. H. Dupuis istho haji
: the appearance that Whitney and gives a marripd women a right to sue a bouncing little boy. \
Vineyard had agreed that the one re- as a femme sole under it, and also for a to be the parient of 4 bo^
nyjvipg the fewest votes on the first guardian to sue for a minor •. Sweep boy.
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ballotshould withdraw in fa vor of ing as are th- provisions of this Act,
the other.
lection of drags, me^ici
it is a good one and should become
law, and, if it does so, will udoubted- cry, stationery, and: in
anything you can ca|l f<
ly do much to restrain the great and
growing evil of intemporanoe. Sev
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eral other States have similar laws,
TO THU VOTFKS CF YAMHT1
and they are fourni to work much Having been; dominate»
by the Irtdepondei
better than rigid prohibitory stat Judge
without my knowledge 6
utes.
The temperance agitators without tn'evious consult a
hereby decline tlw nominal
should give some attention and en cerely sympathizing with;
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Air reform.
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couragement to this measure.
Lafayette, March 23,1874.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STATIONS.
Portland*'"
Fourth St. Sidl’g
Summit
Beaverton
Reedville ¡
Newton
Cornelius
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{Gaston
Nortn Yamhill
y1 Carlton
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BBANDI Jr.
In tlie Circuit Court of 1he State of Ore
gon for the cputity of Yamhill.
L. II. Allen and C. H. I ajw I k , Plaintiff*. vS.
‘ Edward Dupuis, Margaret A. Burk and
- J. H. Burk, defendautfc:
To the defendant, Edward Dupnis:
*N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
JU Oregon, you are hereby required to
pear and answer the complaint tiled
against yov in said Court in the above en
titled suit, by the tirst day of the term fol
lowing the expiration of the time pmccril)-
cd in the order of publication herein:
which term will commence on the second
Monday in April, 1874, and are boroby no-
tiffed that if von fail so to answer the
plaintiffs will apply lothecoott for the re
lief demanded in said complaint, which is
to quiet plaintiff's titleJo and to divest de-
fendantsof all ilHe, claim or interest in
and th the following real property situate
in the county of Yamhill in the state of
Oregon, namely:
The W. >i of the 8. W. ¡Ji of Section 7, and
the W. Kofthe N.W. Ji of Section isinT.
5. S. K. 5, W.{ the 8» E. M and the S. E. Jf qf
the 8. W. Ji of Section« 12. The N. E. Ji —
The N. E. 1-4 of,the N. W. 1-4. and the N. M
of the 8. E. 1-4 of Section 13, T. 5, S. R. 6, W.,
also known as the donation land claim of
said Edward Dupuis. And for general re
lief.
This summons published by order of the
Honorable B. F. Bonham. Judge of said
Court, dated February 23d, 1X74. .
WM. STRONG A FRED R. STRONG,
Attorneys for Pitt.
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BA UDINE
To be had in the l e-t markets.
Tbts ns loon is a Lo provided- with agooi
BILLIARD TABLE. *
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icent.y patented.
: COMBINES ALL IMPROV*.
Running ments of other machines.
; A CHILD CAN RUN AND
»‘HOME’* understand it.
: IT IS THE BEST B EC AU Ml
Serving the simplest, and not liable to
get out of order.
order.
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Machine.: i Furnished in five different
jstyles.
Latest, : Tricea from $<50 io 80-
! Heiumer snd feller, braider.
Simples^ ruffler, gauge, uuilter^ extra
* throat plate, shuttle, six bobbins
and
¡twelve needles, etc , free witfi
¡each maciaue/ . ■
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Best,
j Guarantee Perpetual.
T7e also continue to sell the favorite
“HOME SHUTTLE."
PRICES REDUfED-No. 1, 128; N9» B,
$40; No. 3 (Half Case). $45.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Orders, for either machine promptly filled
for Yamhill county.
and forwarded on receipt of price.
Clcmihtine Allen, Plaintiff vs Hank W.
ACTIVE aukkts W axtijj . Oil end atf
Allen, Defendant:
kinds of Sewing Machiue Needles for sale,
CEO, W, THAYER, Gen.Agt,
To Hank W. Allen, Defendant: .
B, W,Cor-, tforrison A Third sts,
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
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Portland, Oregon,
JL Oregon, you are required to appear,and
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answer the complaint filed against yon, in
the above entitled suit, on or before the
first day of the next regular term of said
Coqrt, immediately following six weeks
Sublication of this summons, which said
rat day will be the 13th day of April, 1874.
And you will take notice thqt^i you
to appear and answer as above required,
the plaint iff will apply to the Court, for a
decree dIsolvIng the bonds of matrimony
now existing between you and plaintiff,
and for the dare and cnstody df tnc minor
child, Lois, and for costsan'I disbarsinon; ^
and for such other relief .a* to the < out t
m|- seen eqUlt«ble
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Attorney» tor Piff.
ThlsSummons P«hlLhed by brder of^B.
F .Bonham, Judge of said
March ^nd, 1874.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
The Dayton Flouring Mills are now'run
ning and we ready to buy wheat or ex-
changt! for wheat, or to grind for toll,¡ or’ to
chop lor toll or any other way to huj I the
Persons wishing their own wheat ground
persons
will please run the same through a fanning
mill in order to insure extra food flour.
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