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About The Oregon register. (Lafayette, Yamhill County, Or.) 18??-1889 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1887)
1887.I f ÌRST NATIONAL BAEK ■> Of EG S’ R GISTEF F rani 8, ' B ardino , P ublishkr . ¡And as the . lynching mosoii baa 1 fairly set in; Samae-1 must be | very careful lest he take a dro|> MKW TO-DAY. Z- » T. U. Coiuflia Oh 6* AAb t.Uilt. AND Jxl.lA sup ARIEL • too much. And now a word to Mas. M. E. K. Ee ' AuiM, Presidon! and Reg leave to iufotm tbe F^rmera of tbia vicipi- the mourners, we mean those ly that tbeir • ’ bnpvrinteii.i.-iit. FRIDAY AUGU8T 5th, 18-7 Polk coilnty officials who failed mr-ucaincK TalvjHMia, Take ùntemi in ih* PoMtojflct at LafayeUê, Oregon to bankrupt the county. i^r Tranmni»tian Through thé Mcd» a» consolatiou from the following , It should be borne inhiind the flatter. apehouse quotation. “That man’s but ui temperance reform ccmmenced in On tbe Narroa Gauge Kailroad ia now <om- picture of what you might oe.” self-sacrifice, has been upheld by pleletPand read for tbe ieoe|tiun o( Gram, ree daily nkws . P ortland dr » For, howevor much in vogue the same means and is advocated th are «naruDteed aa TKVTIVK AND POLK POINTY orfici ALS: lynching may be at the present on the same principle#. Kot a Cheap Freight Rates single man can at tills time be thia place to Portland a» mav be had from In replying to the slanderous time take consolation in the faat pointed but who as a leader end From Dayton, by boat, or from any other warehouse that ‘•there” is >1 way s a'calm after aleo have on hand irticl* in the Dai’y News.of.the advocate of temperance principles in.Tliia vicinity a storm ” You are all safe at has ever made himself rich by his jfltli ult., it will be necessary to 30,QQ0 GRAIN MGS, refer to a little article :n the same least for the present. And it advocacy of Jotal abstinence. If Which we will m U to thu*e who wi»h io alore there is a singl-» exception to .his wiib ue. a» ch^apb mb they can ba bad of any must not be forgotten that i he paper, headed “Many Lyr.chere ■ o I m « Finnera B oring iu •urwnn»lKjii*e and rule it is in th« case if John B. ou> Known.” In this artiejsy -the- law- is made for the will be enabled to receira the by tlje peopluXirM n.»t the Gough who it is well known made H Iff Heat Market Prlca far their Grata. News scored a strong poiut in fa- most of his moderate fortune by ‘‘ SUITER A DANIEL. pe'plafffr the li lMrL. And. a mun Ins eloqeirt and interesting lecture* .porcol the people. ' •. Lafayette, Aug. 5th. cannot reasotiably^tHmk. when he Ion other Subjects.', On the other “ After the law’s delay,^yes, hand it ia well RUdtln ihat hun- ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. there is the sticking point; and, is a -servant of the public, that dreds or lecturer* - and editors MTOTICK IS HEREBY <11 vIlNTlkT THE the public is indubitably bound to vte.may further add the law’s per- 4<are spent • iiousaiids of dollars I m undersigned has liistl hi» final account in trfe • verti -n of Justice. And. we need bow to hi^/authority, when he acquired by- other means in pro estate of b. I*' Star decewRed. and that it wid !>• he*rd»t ths regular September term ol the not say in regard to the article re fulls short of performing his duty moting the cause of temperance. <’oaut\ court uf Aami.ill roomy, <)>eg<>n, on Tuesday the 6th dny of September, 1'87, at lit ferred to that it was as.fulse as it as an honest officiaL The law as We have known men in this state, ••'ciook a. as. « J. H (ILD8, who never sought or obtained no- 52 4t Administrator. was maliciqns. False,’ ”fBV the it is at present administered in toriety, wlio we arc assured have *the Uuited States is like h dark ( people of Polk county proved it spent - hundreds if not thousands NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. :. by the course they took on the monument behind, which Chicago of dollars bFtheir own bard earn L and O ffice at O reoof C ity , I • Oregon, August 1 at , -liny of 'Blackburn'eypreliminary anal ch is ts may hide with safety, ings in sustaining teni| erance Notice L hereby oilowing Bettie« bar Of hia intention examination. ■ And who/ is this where the abodes of vice may be publications and fatying the ex- named in Bupport of hi» claim, securely,wrapped from “jm»f "penses of lecturers on this coast, io make fi »aid proof -will he made before the riamavel Persimmons who takes . ■ • • 1 • It , 1 ca»»/l a.lil un «kA« ua « of Tillamook e< only, Or and U/A we USSA are'satisfied that |I the c geance by ite eab.e pall. The egon,at Tillamook, Oregon, on Wedneadav. it upon himself to blazon forth to has been built i s p-e-ent September 2Mb. IKN7, viz: 8. O- Vlikiuu, the world that the sturdy yeo vicious administration of the law magnitude b >ese self saeritWes. homeatead entry No. 4,761; for tbe NE 4 of .~ec- ti<m 24, ip IK,1I1OW. manry of Polk and Yamhill coun- it, what attracts to our shores the Now is It too much to call on all He uamea tbe following tyitn«M>ea to prove hia continuous reridence upon, and cubivatitffl v>le and dregs of other lands, who etqtable bf helping forward the ' ties are a lawless mob. We de o’ said la’d. viz: P. Wi'son, L. G. Freeman, great work of emancipating our J. W. I. at -'titer and P. Brant, all of Tillamook precate as much as any one n^ob huuted from their own countries siute.and nation from the greatest poetoffice, Tillamook conutv, Oregon. like wild beasts find this country W.T. BUhNEY, law,, but in the case sjxyken of we curse under which we lubor to Kegiater. must toolrfor tho cansqof alt thu a harbor of refuge. No sooner do -cóme to the help of the. Lord HUMMON8. in the very law they Jo blatantly they , come here than they , begin „ against the mighty hosts of King - , • to sow th* seeds of sedition, and Alcohol, the destroyer of souls In tbe ' irenit Coiut of the State of Ore,ou, tor hold up to us. Now, if the law Yan hill cutli ty i anti btslies of men, women and was faithfully administered there their only delight is in anarchy, S akab F. G bauam . Plfi. Suit in Eq ally children all over the tamil.. v.- • ■ \ * fi.r would be no neeaesity for the robbery, and bloodshed, and, we There is no question that if it FntritAW G baban . Deft. Div*irce. people' to t<|e out ol that cess say to them once for all “Vox was kaked any one if they be- To Freemtij Graliit tn, Defendant: In tbe * an-« nf tbe State of Oregon, you are Dei.” The News l eved that the use of intoxicants pool of machination, murderous Populi,” “ Vox Dei. hereby required to appear »nd hii wer.ihe com tended t > make anv^me '.etter, if plaint died egamat you in the r bove entitled says “ I that the majority of the criminals and, meet out to them ait OH «»• bef. re the Aral flair ’oT the hext reiF they believed it made a single one ulitr t>-rm of «ah’ con’tprto-w'’: the 26ih day of lynchers came from V.<mh.ll •lie punishment they so richly more happy, respected, prosper September, IH s -7; »nd if you fail io appear anil ■neriL As some ot'the Folk county.” We challenge It U ous or heulthy. but, the answer ai-awer ¡a above required, fur want therei'«fr plaintiff will apply to the roar' fur^^^eree of county officials are not above prove this assertion. would be nfoat emphatically no. divorce aw p ayed for in lor c*»mp’it*nt. and f-n c nt» and for areli other an.i further relief a» to " J Even a distiller. Iiqtror dealer, sa- the court may aee-n equ^able and jm*t. quoting Daniel Webster iu their 'IBS RAILROAD BARONS COfRT, * *•’* »"mmru»« ir |H»hk»<t rd by .*■ rder of R. B; Ita.iiist or moderate drinker, ii eloqnent Fourth of July orations, Byi • . jo gr of aaid donrt, bearing date, Jauu- honest, .votil i be co n|H>lled to \F V n , 1' 6. McUAIN A JiURLEY. The Central Pacific railroad <hey, at least, will accord us the* •’2 tit Attorpevs for Plfl. answer in the negative even if same privilege. And, if they managers have decided not to Ithoy condemned tneiiiselves iu so will read Webster's reply to Sen •bo* to the Pacific railroads in- doing, ’l'liis being undeniuhly —-------------- MUMMONH.-------—------ ator Hayne, they will see tbqre as vestigating commission the book, t’iie wUat is to hinder tlis tti- In Ihe C| «nilt v- art vf ih* Stale of Orogon, for Y ambili i’UwtttyK , folluws: “That it was not always relittiug to the various ride show umpb 6f prohibition except the Tilt- i'taf•• ofOncnnpoli thè t*» l •«Itoli » «T»< W. Bn.r «« Di» | in tbe history of human events companies which hiive aba irbed lukewarmness ot iti. advocates, the r et Atu>iniy for il e Ju Judicial i .Li--- _ i w i’t «>■ self-sa. rihee -m tire i art Diofrirt bt «RiibHfatr, FMintilf. .' ' the earomgs of the Ce.rtr.d M- , ,. , . , > , ■ 1 tbut the vigu* and success of the ii ™ ' ■• j L. ’ ~~ ° I .-I ihorc -vho pretend to Im its 4 NBt>os, ns »dminiatiator ofi c.fic to the weakening Of the hen If, lell ,is. When funds are f .%'.•! v war justified tbe btgh/iouuding fiieihls. When fund* are f.-eelv the .iBinfe of I»Y»el nuhtr.de | *•>»»> d, and the nnknpwn h<*ha of I phrase of the mani ' And of the United States government eonfrri.iite‘1 for the circulation'of dwerdent, if any. Pi-iendaniB J we have been ipfortned that a fur its claims. These companies t. trtperaiiow- piipers. documents, In the name <»f the Stale of Oregon, upoA »h* tracts and. lenfiets, when men chi . <w orn chinptaint ot plaintiff abov - named, It Central and __ ________ lending J unty officiti I ____ has constructed the arii gviJiHtan w tatenf 6Jl’».7l hue < Bch at- he found willing to devote their •pm •I to.rhe plaint.iT , that < tccd;>ui < ied i >te tate arlcdhat, if it bank- Southern Pacific and all the made the t rue mid talcuts to cunvassriig; n aaid county. Ji.nuary‘81. I k M8. ‘envinu an , oik county he would see branch, lines and feeders and it is .■ tf ’ e there d , which h >a b en tally udiuioioter rupt every city, town, villngs and <1 by «¡lid J C Neleou kb udiU'D^tr^ or. that it the lynchers of Kelty were be'ieved it tfasjill done with the camp iu the state in the interest •raid e tMle was aetfled March 8, 1887. leavin'.- 3 nd b im on hnud now in th* pot* «a-ion ot said punished. W.«.simply say to him money of the Central Pacific and of home nil ■ cujnntr", we shall see .dit|i ii tral.i ■. nu th:i< <1 ecienldir.i mteaiat* the cmi-ie. iiiurf-h on to victory, i. U- v.ng iw. hr ins. If if* iberef<re ordered that, Glut we have heurd often of a that therefore the government def< pdaut »* d rfll , eraena >riteivB e«l in »aid victory that instead of tears pf -uni h 'BU t an •• <r arid r ’ <■»- we on |hp- 26th day •tempest in a tea pot '* Let ns should have a lien u | hm those sorrow will cause tears of heart fS ptemlitr 1*87. lpw bei g the ti'at day of the •* ’ v | »r ai teiip ol thja-i mut, w-hy title to pro|»ctieB also h>r its debt Thi- now look a little into the actions . , felt rejoicing to (low .from heurts >31» 71 .'boaid not j est in th »taifedf (he- • - of the p'etended dispensers ol the pnqxwitlon is stoutly contested by that lire oppressed - wit h u sorrow go.. 'I h’» -iimn ona and order pub iahed in th«* O b law. They light down among * ij Stanford A Co., and the:- witiuts- that is supping the very springs of ’ qn i.’i-GiNTKic, a weekly r-ewapnaer. published liafavt t e, Oregon, for »ix consecutive lifo mid destroying II hopes of it w ek», ii oide> of >aiu court. tbi»3’ith day of almost with the haughty stride of 1 se/ refuse to produce the Ixn'xs. t he fiitnre Let lis in the words • illy. IM*7, R. P. Boim*, ' ircuit Judge. royalty, and their mandates go The oom mission decidlr. to n.l- of Welhngt. ii cry to our w..rrior4 GEO •v*. BEL I , Dia riri Attomer, Ami FEN MON A I EATON. forth and the solid industriiMis j.mi'll tho question of their right hi this li.ittle f..r liiim.uiity-“Up » 52 fit Pliiptiilr.’ Attorney*. to see the Inaiks into the Uc ted guard mid ut them mi l eoiiquer* people are drugged from their SUMMONS. yarious avocations to dance at Mutes court at Sun ^nmciseo. jis they did.—Gid. Voive. Large anfi CommaiiioQs I a IV ery S table . 1860 J. J. HEMBREE. Proprietor. I ata prepared to give good arcom ddation en bUuiLnotic*. to persona with.ng teawis or conveyance. . ( har-kee Reooi.able. K7"Mv hack» connectaw'ith the dai!y traiua to carry naaaeugora to »nd >rom the depot.__ ^ ¡ tendance upon i heir lordly super- If it ia a question about whi- h any Is it not a great interference iu * tors. Then they are herded like serious dispute can h< made by moil’s person.d liberty to prescrine so many cuttie, often locked up adroit argumeiit the investigating how mill'll liquor they shall drink: for whule nights with no beds and cttnimissson will probably get Poes it not make tbe independent with nothing~torappeiise hunger. left before the Railroud Buruns’ Ameiicmi's blood boil to put such a tax upon liquors that he cun only And after all what does it amount court. The fate ol the Mussel have one glass when he wants to. Why the vuluable time of blough settlers -»I ows the folly of. two? Is it not a grout slander aguinst the railroad upon his -self-coiitrol to intimate tho jurors and the money of the bucking people are as good as thrown fsiwer' of California. The Com- 1 that lie does not know his own qa- away. for. whero thoje I mighty mission would better do ns shrewd I pui'ity iivdeference to drink, and needs some legal restriction to tell officials fail to bo k aves they lawyers for the defence used to do hiru when to stop? Yet th s is succeed admirably*in being fools before a Portland justice of the what high license proves. It For the jury's bringing in a vnr- pes.e; file^ym arswer make no endeavors to regulate a niun's diut of guilty, even f ir murder in fight let judgement go and ap private habits in the matter of the first degree is no sign of the peal. It was a greut saving of food and drink! I criminul being punished for the time and pointed the moral of the Tbe Salem Statesman (anti-pro crime: “it is only the dawning of inadequacy ot justice in those hibition) sometime si ace assured the day of liberty for him.” For institutions aa then constituted.— its readurs that there were 200 saloons in Leavenworth, in the as a rule, just as soon as the case Democrat. pi oil i bition State of Kansas. To gets out of the hand i of the people, The Oregon Central Military make sure ot its correctness it then the farce begins. ‘We have Road Go., one of the greatest im— sent for i.iformation tothatety. a case here now in Yamhill coun It received the encouraging reply: l>ostora how leeching the public, ty. which after one of the fairest “Our suloons were closed up a is harassing -everal of the settlers month ago.’’ It had to sngges trials in the world it was taken of Klamath and Lake counties, I hoy had gone into drug stores— from the jury, and argued before some of whofa havedesds to their but drug stores are under law the supreme court, ami, although land from the State or Federal now. they were satisfied that Marple governments. The country has N«W TO.OAV. was guilty, (fur they proved that no use for such unscrupulous by not granting .him a new trial) monopolies, and they should be THE COUS Y S AT but then you see the dignity and legislated outef exiuteuoe. They majesty of the supreme court hsve a just right to only a small must do eoraothing; so, they pile portion of wbut they claim, and Go to NRWBKRG tbe bhune on Judge Boise, and, Tkto y.«r, bat should be allowed to bald no after all thia, who will wy that the mon—Jacksonville Times. ■OORE BROS’ DRUG STORE - people are not patient. We now I* tk.r* wttk • f*U K*. at A civil service «xaminatiou , extsnd our very limited sym|>atby will be held in Portland Friday Qaniavel Persimmon for the ••prefeetnre exjdosion of his soft August 19, commencing at 9 a . ander' the supervision of littl» Nek t, for getting «old of a hundred dniters of Polk John T Doyle, of Washin mey, and which wooM j Ixwsl members p of the exam In the cirrtoit court « f the Mate of Oregon for YamIiill cou ty. Th ? state of < irei on, upon the re ) Inti n ol (inn. W. H h , t , h 8 D: b j t>- * t Attorney for the 81 IudicM , Dia»rie» • said H’ate. PI. in tiff. | W. N PtBi jsti. H- a lmi’iintrator <»t I • tie i a ate bf '4inn»’ hy ( amp, de. I ceaaed, an<L,$be uAk'imwn beira oi J ilecedtml, if any. Def mlanta. J In tbe name of the State of Oregon: Upon > tho -worn rc.inplaint of plain.’ff above named, i> »ppvaring that ah e«Ut of «71 9« haa eache t ed io the l'iHÌntiff. (battute «‘écedent died in •e- tai in >aid • nniy April 30. V8». leaving an ewta • therein, which ha** been fully admini ter- *d by -.»aid W. N. Pariah» a« admmietrator. that «aid ♦«tale wa> aetiluù September 1, 18 6, mving »a d qm *>B het.A naw iit the poasM-aai n of »aid ;idminh,rr»tw, a. di ttn» decedent died i te» o»e leaving no beira. Lt ¡a therefore or dere . thate>td do<e dauta and all persona in rerert» d in Mid r state, up pear «ni »how cause on tbe J» th day o’ Beutember, 18 7, b- ing the first da vol !• e next regnlar tern of ibis court, why this title in said $71.9b should n< l vest in rne State of Oregon 1 his summoi a and order published h the O h kgon ReuiMTK.«. a week y Bewspaper, pnbbsh-a ed at Lata'etto. Oregon, for six c>>ni*eouiivea Tweek«, by onier of said court, thia 30lb day oi July^l 8«. H. P Boise. Circuit Judge GECHGE W HELT. DM net Attorney. And FENTON A KENT »N, 52 6t -* Pia inti fie1 Attorneys. D FENTON UNTY SURVEYOR as a complete set of surveying trnments, and is now prewired first-class . work on short Uff“ Terms reasonable.'- . Address, JEFF D. FENTON, MoMinnvil)». Oregc i * ; Öfcn. Laï W. D. FENTQN- •JNO. WORTMAN TranMct. » a»t>er»l Bu-in-w D. P«*iu racahtd-ot>J.0t to cb*cl. 8*1» ...bl . Mch.u.e ami t trau.f.r. *n. K.w ' PERFUME”*- S urk, Han Frai.ci.cu and Portland. June‘Jl. ly- or When you are in waut of any SLIPPER^ andRUBBERS. G ebell M e ^ bhaddise ORY GOODS,.. time d- poetla^ J. D. CABTMK. We.t t behabw. Yuruhill County. Oregon. « A smith , Physician $ Sur'eon ♦ AMITY. OR M elon . —’ "'* -• After .ctbre eiperi.nee of rio* yun offer, hie x rv.ee, to tlie p*. ple ol LatysU*. .id oirrou >ding cosn'rjr.* J.o. JI, i'7. The Register JOB OF FI C E, We nawke a apeoialty of printing Bill Head«, Leiter Hetula Stetemente, Heceipte, of alfe kind», BaJ Invitation«, Hrog rant ine», buein t arda Ca’ling t arda, invelnpeo, Porterà’ al) kildwot work done in atiist- aaa office. 99" TRIAL ottlJUjitCf 9—-------- I r AJ AFAYETTE* IFEEDAÌID AMITY, OREGON. SALE STABLE, T. B ]>TELSOJ^\ Proprie or. CARRIAGE AND HOUSE PAINT ING, SIGN ^WRITING, PARER HANGING » Al o dealer in UmK rtakera Good*. C4O TO E. B. FELLOWS, O kegon . mb laeayettk , J. W. CAREY, L afa / ktte , .•••• katereBt allowevl DR. J. C. MICHAUX, BOOT'S & SHOES R. P. UNGERMAN, 8*cr.Ury. annaryK I, 18{*6, tf. Wishes to inform the people of West Chehalem, and vicinity, that he keef>8 ou hand, a com-. . plete stock of , *.* C,..ha'r • • Exchange on The Bank df California.' Or. —West Chehalem, Oregon,— Harris & Haney. - ■ f*r«>M*n, v- * Transacts a general Hanking Businea, makva, We are alwfiys glad to show you what we hav t, if we cannot sell yo.u. We otter them as iow as ty goval BOOT or GROCERIES. HATS. CAPS. , _.icTiife make good for ae r recommend. - We have o nd and in route a cem- and TIN WA RE. In feet every p!ete assortment iu , thing usuuHy,uscally found iu a L BE, country store; which he pro- MISSES, iioses to sell as cheap as can be and C*iILDREN shoes bought in Yamhill County. in BUTTONS. lifl^JIighest market price paid LACES, for produce. ' and CONGRS8. He ha. >1M> two farm, ter ail«, oo r-.aon alid Also in Gents, Youths, and Boys able lerm-. »l»o. atook ot al-o j acre of pound. Kor further partk ulaw Boots and Shoes. - call ou the un.lt-reign-d at 1.1- abiee Shs a&d ted . collection» on favorable terms. yiy Exchange on Ladd & Tjl’on. Portlands thing in tbe line of Boot^ and Shoes m ’ minnvjlle , or .------- O LAPAYEffi MOT &ÎBÛB-V— 7. Co. Hank. J. C, BRALY. CLARK BRALY, - w. p. M c D onald , Jr — dealer in ------- — \ Yamhill - ‘ The Lafayette Flouring Mill run on full time until further notice. SUITOR J DANIEL . ' ________________ — flared and Gold Jewelry , l-atent Medicinea, etc . Family . GOODS WAIU-P^fE!) AS BEPIIEHENIKD. | —:u:— Vice-Prekidfcnt, .. .. Gaabfer. ¡INES AND CH¿ m ' i CAL8. DJ soap». Comb* »nd Hru.h... Ihnw. »«PP^ ter. Hhoulder Brace, ian; y and 1 ,,,’M B oh. and Stationary. Cluck and W.thca, Notice. >—.STORE./— >r a’tiNNviLLS, on.,----- J. í A¿1Ü3LTY,I JACOB WORTMAN . F u ^ nitufe , i 0 ärpets , 1 ia prenaaed tn tarnish CAftRIArtft MAC««, •— and everything m Ibe L'vtuyhini in good ah-p* and mi abort notice. TtxinaUnt Mock let! with me will receive th* beat ofcaie and atuntien. Go d »'nd caret id drvere employed. You will find my »table <<n Jefferson Street between Becond and Third. Nanw Game Sy* Wall Paper OREGINUNR'Y h COUD line Aa .»UST RECEIVED A LARGE AND wi II»elected Block of Stov*« aid I'm wafe, aud'prifpoMea 'I«’ aell dETAper than any Window house In tbe county. Everything kept on hand a<id repairing done aatiafactorly. and Without delav. „ • • ■ Sept. 2«. t-f. H P ortland &W. V. R’ y . ——- Curtains and Frames. Picture W) c Until further notice trains will arrive and dejiart. from Lafayette as follows, to aud from Portland. LEAVR LBAVK Portland 10 30 A. M Al:He ........ 6,15 A M. Lafayette.r..2.14 P. M.Monmouth. 7.15 A. M. SherHan... 4 34 P. M.D h U h B ...... 8.(‘5 A M. Dallae.......... G 50 P. M hvixian... Ml 21 P. M. Monmouth 7. ¡7 P >1 »tar tte.. 12 38P M. Airlie (aiv )<35 P. M.Portland (dr?)4 UP. M, Fur f»ii Jier information apply to tbe Com r*«ny’» Agb' tut Latay«Ue, or aihlrees- General <.tHce, cori er Fir»t .V Line Hi»., Por’iMiid Ogn« t o "C The citizens of Dayton and vi ----- -AT THE—----- cinity, are hereby informed that *f-i ! < the undersigned has opened a -.ew Boot and Shoe Shop, at the aliove named place, and is pfe- I AFAYETTE, OREGON, Imred to do all kiuds o Boot and Yon can find the ol'oiceHt and beat brands ot I Shoe and Harness repairing at the t WINES, i most reasonable rates. uqu H hs . 'Bents' and Shoes of'any style < TBAR3, ETC, MCMINNVILLE, - OGN. and deseripion, made to ordtr at And everythitig u ually ke( t i" a tiMclitM bar-room at the Eh. II. rn 8n]..on, l ecer b eta prices to suit the times. Atway a keep a q/i.etund orderty houM, ft»“ All wotk warranted. KA? K OIL »NEB. C. F. KIPPAX. The W. W. Mayhew place for . Proprietor, sale, c. twisting of 80 acres of land, Apñl 22 3m, about 15 acres in cultivation, a good Louse and barn with good MANY LAMP CHIMNEYS AHM oUerod for sale represented The Whole place aa good as tho Famous Cireatt Ceart of the State of well at house. well watered, a good young orch Oreffom, for T*mhLI Cvnnt> i ard, and also all kinds of small Bamnel C. Ilern*. Emma A. Il a», Joel A, pfy- BUT THEY fruit, nearly all under fence. an, Jul*# A. luryan and Murtha K. Sax, ’ HaiutitTs, A bout 3 mil£s North - East from North Yamhill. For further par Tllmon C. Hnc. Bach. I k He« Lirlnd. A. An* Ilk* aHCaunterfaita lacktha. ticulars enquire at the office of Hill, George HUI, M.ry J. C.rtwrigl.t, Albert ■«markable LASTING QaaUMae W. L. BRADSHAW,. ('•rtwrifbt. 8ar*h K. Jone, H.firr June.,. OT THE GENUINE. Lafayette, Oregon. .’*n>e, Thomae He.-* .nd Lucinda Ilea-, Elk Horn Saloon □ < F arm fqr S ale - SIMHOAS. PEARLTOT ARE NOT! # . A8K FOH THE 1>. fe.irlantia. TtaTIlmon K... It.chaal M. Heu Larin- J> A. Hill, .tuiGm>rt* flill, «.id Defendant.. Faniilnre Manufactory. PEARLTOP 11 irai. In the nunm of the stab* nf Oregon, yon «re hereby reqiuwd to »p ..»e aa.l an-we. tbe oom- pl -'bl ti ed a« unci ,0.1 in th.-above . n itled r«nae, . n r b f...«Sept *>lmr‘2stb. 1887. he,ng Sit *»**e».»>>f ll*-i-x. .eg. l«r i«m> of maid Court, next «Ker awe «a. vl. e of il ia Bnuimon. U|K>n VO* by publication.*« be low prorided. and if you fail «o to anawer. the PI., n iff*, w ni apply to tba t.mirt for tl.er list braved f-.f ,» the Con. • laint be.ein to wi.l Kara .i.vree par tltlonlng Ik* fo<l..wi*( deacilwd real pe ml-*.: HMaat* iu the coauty ol Iambi.I and Stat* of Oregon to will llaginnltm at th* Soufk Ea-t Corner of th. Mnufacturer and dealer in Donation Landqiaia. o J,—eph Heat and wife claim No st, Not Sca'iiJt 1106, iu Tovtalip' Thru*. Sopth Burge Three Went of th* Wil lamatie Meridi..*; Lene* North (Var . Ju d*- gr*ea a d k) minulea k.) on Ha.I bonudan lit.« o> Sahl In,aation Land Claim &4 Si lOS chaina ta a-to.* ltxlfxto aet for I e North K*G'r<rr- B6ÿ“Of all kind ner of the H obi U half of aaid l-ooatimi J.in I I I tim; 1 h.ne* South 89 oegrre. to mlnul. a W—l (Var , II de*r. • B ) o* div.-ion Kua.be tween the Nnith and South lialtof mid claim No . 6.1 S7 40 J, U chain, to at. he on H eat boon An extra tine lot of Bhick wal dary line ot aai-l claim and -orth Weal corner of Sooth hall of said claim; 1 banc. Snath 4 ,1« gee* 4^miant*a Heat U* W««t boundary line of nut Furniture, and Undertaker m M claim'.0 h 7-Uh) cka na u> the Sonih « .«t Goqds of all designs. eoriwr *f mid claim. Nu, «»; Thence South o* Want boundary Hue of U>* Dunati..* Land Claim of John WMamaon 10 chaina to h *MT •¿“Cidi and price my >oclt on South Eaal rotor of th* Ihmalion land Claim of JortGt C. Jhlaon; Tbmme t*M M SO 1<«1 ehainav. atahe on South bouudarv line M aaM D um IM Imnd Claim Na. 4S; Then.* South «* d*gr*en 4J minetea Beat on S-mtn «Mndaey bee of aaid Dunatiou land Claim ko •». S4 A ISO chaina tn the place of bnelnnr »' ram KHKWT WOMBTjrJtp av ti omitanHs Ml JD-.Skamoa more *. lean, h* I*-an Bead tonae« ta aomiroa. an.l Uat th.-r ..LI!T”I.? '*T.^ fr.« IM, M r*v*Mlv* wt*e«M buailntW-i «ad -*t .«ir. t. **' >p>a. ' • rav’ wt * eli ve draw tn ? a mail« ¡Í ft»> •Mh i***«vaftramAlb**o«b ..'h«e and hr Arja.^. .w. V,. £ Lsh Ike, mkefiaakaHapp.br me. I ia . unit, and tUMtihTuruit ** *•* I U"-r* . “rf *~w»ta Snwlaw. «afe T**’***'V ■ fth-t U OS MW?« ..h« TUekan.mibwkk-ked ain wee ha i. th* Oaanms Banwsam ky erdar *f tka H-m. H. p. '¡SÄÄÄKi'riXt'5* •t JBM Hill, 1 *4 ” • • ~.7- ibb a fbnhw ProfriW. F ie Funi it ure. JUST * £ i > VED. W ATER COLORS — «M Tt •*”**• . r- . And Insist ♦ ■pon THIS . BAVWGC Exact ifl^LAIiEL ■Sy on Eaeh Vttb FaLteU cimosi ,1888. The PEARL TOP is HaaafactarM ONLY by GEO. A, MACBETH & CO.. PITTSBURGH. PA.