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ADMINISTRATOR’» NOTICE.
Oregon Register I
J. H arddiu , P ublish «».
•AY AUGUST 19th, 1887.
Altered in the Poetoffice at Lafayette. Oregon
for ITannnimon Through the Mail» at Second
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Secretary Fairchild has, at length,
indicated his plan for dealing with
the surplus in the interval before
congress can give relief. He has
issued a circular, in which he gives
notice that the interest falling due
up to January 1, 1888, on the 4}
and 4 per cent bonds, and on the
v;
" bonds issued in aid of Pacific rail
roads, will be prepaid on and after
August 15, 1887, with a rebate of 2
per cent, on the amounts prepaid.
Coupons may be presented for pre
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payment at the treasury in Wash
ington, or at the office of any assist
ant treasurer of the United States.
In the same circular the secretary
• — gives
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ar tha^e
4V.i l... ik ready to ...
rate
notice
re
ceive1' proposals for the Sale- to the
government of 44 per cent, bondfilf
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1891. Proposals must state the
specific character of the bonds
offered, whether registered or cou
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pon, and must be for the sale of the
bonds with accrued interest up to
V
and including the >day of sale,
whether interest has or has not
been prepaid thereon. The right is
reserved^ reject proposals if it
should be thought to the interest of
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the government to’ do so. The
amount of interest covered by the
proposition tp anticipate is over
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terest is for the purpose of reducing
the surplus; the purchase of the
tonds is for the purpose of provid
ing for the sinking fund. The sink
ing fund requirements will amount
to about $26,000,000 in addition to
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the $20,000,000 of 3 per cents, al
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ready applied tq.that fund. As will
be seen, the success of the plan de
pends upon the co-operation of the
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is probably tlie best that could be
taken qnder the circumstances, but
it remains to be seen whether” the
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offer to anticipate interest will meet
with an enthusiastic response on the
terms proposed, and whether-bonds
Will be offered in any quantity on
terms advantageous topiho govern
ment.—Bradstreets.
The wrecking of an excursion
train on its way from central Illi
nois to -Niagara falls last week is
the most appalling of all the Amer
ican railway horror». The train
was composed of two engines and
fifteen care, the majority of which
were entirely^ demolished. About
one-hundred persons lost their lives,
and three or four times this number
were more or less injured. If the
’fearful wreck was the result of the
work of human fiends, no expense
should be spared to hunt them
down, and make them atone so far
as their miserable lives can, for the
.Awful crime. Two men have been
arrested charged with burning the
bridge.
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A correspondent of the News sets
forth the condition of the Puget
sound co-operative colony. This
colony is being established by one
George Venable Smith, a lawyer of
had repute from Seattle, at PortT An->
geles, on the Straits of Fuca. The
colony has agencies in various cities
in the middle and western states,
and has one thousand members in
Chicago and in other cities and
towns the membership is propor
tionately as great. At present there
are about throe hundred at Port An
geles who are living in reality upon
the fees that come from the East at
the rate of 1100 a week, in ignor
ance of the real facts of the situa
tion, which is becoming daily more
desperate. The people should be
warned by the press of the true
state of affairs at the colony. The
colony has raised scarcely any
vegetables even to support them
selves upon, aud are producing
nothing that they can sell. Some
of its members have already left in
disgust, among whom was a young
man who has been the bookeepcr
(or the past few months, and thus
has acquired full knowledge ofthe
financial rottenness of the colony, as
well as the stupidity and knavery of
its management.
While it is perhaps too early to
form any correct estimate of tho re-
•nlte of the work of < tho railroad
commission of this state, the com
missioners have exhibited an uh-
mistaknblc determination to confine
to reasonable grounds the enroach-
ing domands of the railroads of Ore
gon. If ever there was a doubt that
either Commissioner 81ater or Wag
goner might be controlled by cor
porate influence, their open and
• straightforward action has dispelled
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FOR GOD AAD HOME AKD DATIVE
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M m . M. E. K. E dward », Frondent ant
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Superintendent.
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PROHIBITION-PROIIIBFTS—THE. TESTI
MONY OF. KANSAS, MAINE AND
IOWA.
Boots and Shoe.4
Fuller, the murderer of Ari?h-
bishop Seghers, is now in solitary* at
Sitka. He shows every indication
of insanity, and the pri-viy+ing opin
ion i>. that he is a confirmed luna
tic. He, at times, utterly bemoans
’ SLIPPERS and RUBBERS.
L amp O ffice , at O axgom C ity j.
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OVegon. Anguxl ‘Jib. I**7 |
Notice ia hereby given that the following
ivMied settler baa filed
^Jj1* t,^ten,iX5 u
U make lln.1 proof in support of bmohlro. and
that said proof wiU he mad«.
*he
“ nuts Ju.l«c. or Clerk of 4 athhill n'unty,
O-i-gon, st lafavette, Oregon, ou Tuesday Sep-
teiuber 27tb. 1S81, vi* PlJiteas H, Nobl».
Homestead tmrv No. 6'>95, fur the X.H- a of
8oc, 14. Tp.5 8. R 7 W.
Ha names the following witnesses to prove,
bis couth w us rea d.nee upon. and. cultivation
of, said laud, via: •> Boner. O. Nash, Al>
Morris, «nd J. Holt, all of Willamina Postoffice,
Y.mbillC.untfcOreron^ t BuRNKy
exasnie and t-lCgraphio transfers on Nsw'
York, Bau Francisco aud Portlaud.
June 24, ly.
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We are always glad to show you
From U_8. Senator Fry: I can,
what we have, if *e cannot sell
Yamhill Co. Bank.
and do, from my own personal ob
yoj. We otter them as low as a
servation, unhesitatingly affirm that
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good BOOT_or SHOE can be sold
the consumption of intoxicating li
for acywhere, and we make good
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quors is not to-day one-fourth so
anything we recommend.
We
Prefitte!
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braly
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his . act.
great ab it was twenty years ago; ...
have on baud and in route a com
Cuahter
CLARK liRALY,
that th«? law has itself created a
plete assortment in
Secretary.
W.il.-MuPUNALD, Jr.
L ISE,
temperance Bentiment to wliieh op
Transacts n general Banking Engines, makes,
position is powerless.
collections on favorable terms.
MISSES,
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Bcsister.
Exchange on Ladd & Tillon, Portland.
and CHILDREN shoes
From Ej^Governor Dingley: In
Exchange on The Bank of California.
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SHERIFF SALE.-
1830 thirteen distilleries manufac
'Or. knler«»t allowed on time d. posit».
LACES,
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In 1886 the total consumption of tured 1,000,000 gallons of rum; 300-
Notice h hereby given that bv virtue of an Jannary, 1.1836, tf.
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andUONQRSS.
STOÏÎEI
execution dnly bailed on* of the Circuit court
wool in the United States was', in 000 gallons were imported. Now
th3 Stat » nfOretfmfor Tillam >ok coufity
Also in Gents, Youths, and Boys of
upon a jodginert, I'ccree unJ
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DR. J. C. MICHAUX,
round numbers, 400,000,000 pounds. there is not a distillery x>r brewery
««!e
and to me directed on tho <21 «t
Boots aud Shoes.
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LAFAYETTE, OREGON-.
day ' of
Julv;
1^7,
where’»
Pet
Of this amount 320,000,000 pounds in the State. In 1853 there .were
er»u>n, plaintiff, rev.vred i«»dwmei>t and
were of American growth and 80,- 50Q taverns, all but forty of these
decree against the Garibaldi Pnckiuir company <
After an active eMperrenee of r.lne yea««
de efidanta, for th? anm -f |315 ar d intereM
000,000 pounds were imported. The having open bars; now there is not
fi' m tue '¿l»t day of July, 18K6. an 1 e< ats,wnieB offer« hi* service, tn the people ol Laf.rett.
j idcn eiit w»n enrolled end. dofaete 1 on the ■ nd enrronttding country.
people of the United States use all a tavern in the State with an open
2lat day of July, 1886. in the clerk’s office of
Jan, 21,'37.
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of the wbolen products of the coun bar. In 183Q every grocery store
mid court. 1 have levi“«> npon and will »«ell al
public auction to natiRfv «aid execution anr
try, and Would take mQre if the Sold liquor as freely as molasses; W. I. WESTERFIELD, Pçop.
judgment «nd decree «nd interest and coat« and
nil accruing co-ta, on
mills could make more. According now not one. In 1832 with a popu
S*.iurday, the 10th day of September,
to the census returns of the Uni tod lation of only 450,000, there were
Keeps constantly on hand a fine assort
FEED AND SALE STABLE,
lc87, at the door Qf,tbe court house, in l.inco’n
THIanmok conn V, Ore op, nt 1 o’clock p. m
States the woolen products of 1880 2,000 places where intoxicating li ment of Furniture" of every ileseription.
W Mid dnv to the* liicbe«t bi lder for ca<b in T. B: NELSON. Proprie or.
Dut you will find an easy one to it
B m I hwiii sets.
were $200,000,00Q'Tn value. Z^tey quors were sold. Their sales Antique
hand, on the dav of aa'e, ail the riifht..title «nd.
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AVahiut Center tables.
mtere«t which th$ above named defendant-
Folding Bed lounges.
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have probably iacxeased to $25(),- amounted to $10,000,000 annualy, .
I am prepared tn furnigli
had at the time of tlie attaclurent named in aaid
P
ractice
economy
HACK!,
Spring
Mattresses.
decree
and rder of »ale or nt any time «ince CARRIÀUEN.
000,000 or $300,000,000 at the pre or $20 for each inhabitant. .Last
HADOL.V’ HUHSER,
or now hne. in and to the »«-.llowing described
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teal p-orerty, jdtnate in T> b»m<»ok county.
sent tifne. Of this amount there year the aggregate sales of 100 town
■ Tirt every thing iti the L’very Mre4»goe4 rtepu-
State of Oregon, and <!e“cri ed in «aid decree’.
' and on short notice.
was exported only a little over agencies was $100,000, or fifteen
. to-a it: Commencing nt a point 30 feet S 16
d^a E of a *4nre marked "A” in the-jtnwn of
Transient stock left with me will receive tlx
$2,000,000 in value in 1886. ~"
cents per inhabitant/ the average in
ch A trs ,
Garibaldi,
in
Tillamook
countv.Oreeon,
running
beat°f care and attention.
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the-’ce N 65 deg E 2<H> feet, thence S 16 der F
Gotd*snd caretul drvers employed,
the remainder of the Union, $14 pcr Pictnre FYamc-.
to the me ;pder line of low water mark on Til-
Yon will find my Ptable in .Tefferson Street
While Mr. Blaine is in England
Mouldings.
hmooir KtyrthenceIn awefiterlydifiecifon with
inhabitant.
between Becund and Third.
Small Parlor stands.
• the meandering* of paid low wafer mark to a
consorting with the aristocracy and
Sep*, II,’85,
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•Kron» Maine State Sentinel (edi
Wall Brackets,
point on the inteiwecrion of a line jnoning N 16
deg \V th ongh beginning point marked«tone, A - -------------- -
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dancing on the green like a joyous torial): In tho very face of the cry
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with Mid low water mar»; thence N 16 deg W .
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fiawkers.
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swain in a pastoral poem, John of hard times HTid’tai^ormoney’m ------------ —Nurx*
to the Chee of beginning
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BARM FOR
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Mirrors. Etc.
Rated «1 Lincoln, Tillamook, Oregon, tbi3
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Sherman has his coat off tilling the
By coming in as l exalt ming rcy st.rk •
30th day of Ju y. Iw7.
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W.
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placp for
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and
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Bv U%-. MASON, Deputy.
i I am celling < h-Ajwr -.bia aey ««her t
sale, consisting of 80 acres of land,
think that he can with his electric the past six months the: deposits in house in thia county. 1 j»ai! CASH
M c M innville , qk
«bout 15 aicres in ’cukivation, a
pole knock the pffl-simmons raised savings .bgnka. have ¿increased DOWN for my enure M-xk. m i intend to
.good house and "barn with good
sell for cash, on a very dose pevil.
,b The stock is always fresh, and the
by Brother Shorman’p industry, but $1,082,-347^3.. The_total deposits,
I will be glad to Jut«» yv« tail aod^ex- r
| well at house. The whole place
prices are cut down to
Brother Sherman lias been robbed which are mostly from. working amine *by wtock and prKv< hekev you
well watered, a good young orctu
the times, i
make vour purvhaee*.
so often that he carries a shotgun people, amount to $33,996,1’82.84. w
Tr\-us and be convinced
. /'Tire LafiryeUe- Flouring Mill ard, and also all kinds of small
W. I. Vi EMeaa it ti).
run on full time until further fruit, nearly all- under fence.
now. And Gen. Sheridan is not far It should be borne in mth.d that
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Have You One of
behind. It is to be hojied that some Maine, has a poor goil and but few
SUITOR t DANIEL North Yamhill. For further par
man ’will receive the republican natural resources. ’ V • * These
ticulars enquire ut tho office of
nomination next year who wail be unanswerable facts from the savings
JOB O R F I C E,
W. L. BRADSHAW,
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able to give Mj. Cleveland an inter banks of Ahe state demonstrate that
Lafayette, Oregon.
-Wt make a «pe«*tally of printing Bill nca.te.
esting race. The latter is very p§pu- prohibition is the real practical
Letter IlmAn 8<»»emrr«ts, Receipt«, cf aU
lar with the people.
kie«te, Bal Invitation*. Pro/raraore*, Is us in m
friend of the working man, and.
| Varda Calin* Cante* lnve!.>|-ea, Potters aud
J. J. HEMBREE, Proprietor.
• ai‘ kudsof work done tn ajiist* !e m office.
should
be
a
fundamental
plank
in
The Omaha World, an indepen
cv TRIA L VKbi>r,»,/vLiCiTED> "*k
I ant prepared toj?ive ?ood accom:i edition orf
Oregonian Railway, L’d, Line.
dent journal, says a comparison of their platform of principles.
short notice, to pergoae wish, ng
teams or conveyance.
From
James
G.
Blaine:
-Intem
the republican and deinocratic plat
Charge» Reneoi.nhle.
If not; get one anil see what
ortland
y
hack* connects with the daily trains
forms, as laid down by the- two. perance haB steadily decreased in
to carry passengers to ami from the depot.
Pleasant
Zireams
the
state
since
the
first
enactment
parties in Ohio, results in favor of
Until further notice trains will
You will have. ~
arrive and depart from Lafayette
the latter, which touches upon some of the prohibitory law, until nowaff
as follows, to and from Portland.
of the live issues before the country. can be said with truth tliat there is
AMITY, OREGON.
I EAVE
LEAVE
When, as at present, thero are 1 no equal number 6i people in the
Portland.. 10.30 A. M.Aidie........... 6.15 A. M.
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P.
M.Monmouth.
7.15 A. II.
Anglo-Saxon
world
among
whom
so
questions in which the people are
I will take anything the farmer may
Sheridan... 4 34 P. M.D m U hs ...8.05 A. M.
CARRIAGE AND HOU8E PAINT Dallas..........6 50 P. M. hrridan... .10 21 P. M.
deeply interested, any party which small amount of intoxicating liquor have to trade, at market pricfi.
Monmouth.7.S7 P. M. afayette... 12 38P.M.
ING, SIGN WRITING,
hopes for success must give a plain is consumed as among the 650,000
Airlie (arv *)M.35 P. M.Portland (are)4 15P.«|I,
For fm:h«»r information apply to the < ora
inhabitants
of
Maine.
PAPER
HANGING
and decided answer, the artful
T S T O ZT EH
FURNITURE
Harris & Haney.
LAFAYETTE.
Parlor, Office and Pining Buy Your
DRUGS
<3eo. W. Bui’t^
Notice.
E. B. FELLOWS’
North American Patenb
Register
The
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Narrow Game System.
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J. W. CAREY,
ONLY S3.5Oe
ECHOES OF THE PRESS.
dodge of the past will no longer be
it don’t give good nati faction,
Y -Thc Cumberland Presbyterian, of And I if will
tolerated. *
refund you your money.
Noshvifie, Tenn., says: A state or
The political battle this year will nation has a right to preserve ifs
be but a skirmish compared to the own life. It ought to interfere
In Ynniliill County.
big fight next year. It is safe to when public Safety or the liberty of
Call at E. B. Fellows'* Furniture store,
say that the political contest of 1888 the people is endangered, tf'e know
will be one of the hardest fought what the saloon influence is doing. in McMinnville, and see the Springs. 2-5
this country has ever had. The re It is poisoning the sources of nation
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
publican party will make a supreme al life. Its work is to make bad
Laxn OmcE at O kkhax C ity , I
effort to gain control of the country citizens. It lives by corrupting our
Oregon, Aug. hth, lrt7. J* •
again, knowing full well that fail children and leading our young men Kotiee h hereby given that tb^ following,
named settler has filed notice of his ¡men'
ure means annihilation. Defeated astray. It. must, each year, have tton
to mek>* final proof in support ot Ids claim,
ms de befoie the
once more in a presidential contest new recruits to fill up the ranks of and that m »<> tiroof will
coantv clerk of Tillam<M>k OHiuty Oregon, al
the republican party will pass out of its increasing army of sots and Tillamook Oregon, onTbuisdsy Orkober 6th.
vi»: Wm. I’. Cochrane, Premption D. 8,
loafers. But worthless and corrupt Iw<7,
existehcc. ' —-
No <M5. for the N. J of N. E. 4. A Kr E. i of N.
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Me. 32, Tp. <8 , R 10 IV.
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citizens, when their number be Hr name-*
the follow in? witDes-re to prove
The Pacific railroad commission comes large enough, will destroy hid contiD^iws resideore ypon. and cMsfratlon
' o L' sjm I lind, v:x: E T?ntte, ff. BT. Mil er, It.
has finally decided that the Central the life of the state. Therefore the T W eitberlv, fcod W. htoads, all of Wo-d-
y. Oregon.
company shall make out its side of state has a right to say to the li- P.stoffic?» I fl lam wk Conn l W.
T. BUBXXY,
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Resist« r.
the caso in tho form of affidavits, quor-traffic: “You must step this
to be presented to the commission work of debauching our boys and
in Now York by September 20th. seducing our young men.”
SUITER 1 DANIEL
The attorney for the company said
The. Minneapolis (Minn.) Trans
he thought when the Central Pacific cript, commenting ujxin the failure Deg Iffavt to inform*the Fsrmere of thia vicini
ty that their
made out its case it wouh|, bauble of the triSl in the Haddock case,
to satisfy the commission in all par says: There are certain conclusions
ticulars.
that-may be drawn froqi this. .The
first is that the liquor power in this!
WAREHOUSE
Astoria appears to be the present country is the most desperate foe
Oo tho Narro» Pang® Railroad Hi now < om-
depot and base of supplies for all that good people have to encounter. pleted and readj for tho ircepUon of Grain.
the outside canneries. Every coast It is thoroughly organized and has We «re gtUfaaleed m
bound vessel is carrying away money at its command. It will not A Cheap Freight Rates
freight and passengers for canneries hesitate to take any advantage or From thia plsee to Portlaud sa«iar be had from
l>«)ton hy host, or Iron u, oiler trarelr a e
from the Umpqua to Behring’s sea. uso any means to 'accomplish -‘its [ <s
lUs visj^i y . (I7-Wa slM have on Laud
ends. Before the whisky power is J
.The organisation of the state
30,000 6RAIN BASS,
press association which occured at broken in this country there must i Which vo will sail to th^oe wfo> «Mb lo store
be a long and desperate struggle. I ■ U m . urhMt>l< as Uoy ran bo bad of any
Yaquina city last Friday, is a move
hue olao- farmers s*ona« iu our ■ arShouM
in the right direction, and will pro Also, the occurrence of such ex I «1.1 to ontolod to toeoive the
amples of justice, or rather injustice, HI»»»« Marko« rrtro far tbolr Sralm
mote good fellowship and work a
will drive mt>n to the com mission of fA2by.ua, *^.W lrIT“‘DiiU,!k-
benefit to the profesaidn.
lawless deeds. Where justice can
not
be obtained in the courts men
Ex-Senator Aaron . A. Sargent
died at his residence in Ban Fran will taKe the law into their own
cisco, about 8 o’clock Sunday morn bands. We also believe that while
ing. lie leaves a widow, one eon this m*y seem a victory for the sa
loon it is that which in the end will
and two daughtera.
•S«H5H5-S!S ■
bring about its destruction. Such
Senator Riddleberger, of Virginia, outrages cannot always be endured.
who was fined $25 and five days in This evil is treasuring up wrath
Over Two Hundred Sold
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pnnj ’« Atfoiit at Lafayette, or addretw General
office, corner Fimi 4 Pine 8ta., Portland Ugn.
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Also dealer in Undertakers Goods.
O. Ë^AVtlLIAMS,
At*>
R. P. UNGERMAN,
L afayette , - - - • -
O regon ,
HA8 JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND
we 11 «fleeted stock of 8iov»s and Tin
ware, and proposes to sell cheaper than any
bcnaeln tho county. Every thing k?pt«»i> hand,
»’id repairing done aatfafactoriy. aud without
delay.
Hopt. 29, t-f.
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J. MATTEY
-HEALER IN—
Highest, possible prices paid
for all kinds of L.r.u produce.
BY FOL RS,-RIGHT
-MARCH! toT. C.
Stephen»’ new Jewel
ry Store five <tnor« North of the ‘Drug
Store and PoMoltlce, LaFayette; and,
get a flral-elaM wutcti, clock, Jewelry
or epectaclee, at »n unprecedented Io»
rate ar.d, where yon will Hnd nt all
times a large assortment cf goods of
the beet quality iu my llu? of busi
ness.
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Wstel es. Clocks & Jewelry repair
ing a »wreialty—and all work war
ranted.
T. C. 8TEPHEN3. -
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Tailoring Establishment in the County.
fl^Good work and low prices.
M’MINNVILLE,
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WINES,
LIQUORS,
* CIUAK3, ETC,
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Aud everything a nally k«| t i" a_Hr«t elass
bar-room at the EU Horn Hal .on, Beeor5 cts*
Always keep a qnietand orderly house,
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FltASK GIL’JNEP.
Proprietor,
Ap-il 22 Sm.
OREGON,
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.......... Dealer in...........
DRUGS, MEDICINE? AND CHEMICALS.
PERßUMERY.
Soiipa, Comt.a and ttr.-lir«, Trua«««, Snppcr-
tvr., Shoulder Brace, Fancy and Toilet Article«
B -oka and Stationary, Clock- and Walhea,
Elated’ aud Gold Jewelry . . .
. v1’atetft Sfetffetriea,' ela.~.~Fan>iIy Medf-ln«.,'
tltibys WAltl.EVTE'J AS IW-PhESENTEh.
MANY LAMP CHIMNEYS ARB
offered for sale represented
as good a3 tho Famous
PEARL TOP
BUT THEY
ARE NOT!
And like all Counterfeit« lack th«
Beniaarkable I.ASTINO Qualities
OF THE GENUINE.
~ A8K FOR THE
PEARLTOP
And Insist
THIS
upon
Exact
HATTS
ABEL
them
on Each
with
PatOcL
—West Chehalem, Cjrcgoti,—
Manufacturée ONLY by
(fóO. A. MACBETH & 00«
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Wishes to inform the ¡ieople of|“
West jJhehulem, and vicinity, ’ I
that he kce^n on band, a oom-
|
Jplete stock of
I
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES
HATS. CAPS.
BOOT« & SHOES
A mducam ”la snob KK
ha
combon*
rVTENTSsgg
Yaabiu Canty, Ongn.
A.
*to
. r .
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a.
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CHIMNE1
,1888. "
The PEARL TOP is
The citizens of Dayton and vi
cinity are berebv informed that
the undersigned has opened a and TINWARE. In fact every
thing usually uscally foundin a
new Boot'and Shoe 8hop, at the
above named place, and is pre
country store; which he pro
pared to do sll kinds o' Boot and
poses to sell us cheap as can be
bought
in Yamhill Comity.
Shoe and Harneaa repairing at the
m^-Higbest market price paid
most reasonable rates.
for produce.
Boots and Bboss of any style
aoddwcripCtor., made to order at
**•?**• h,—* f,r “la, m r..*»,
atew, a«Mk»fr>«dw
kalMtan.
prices to salt tho timSa. .
sr»»u4. Far furtbar aarife alar,
wall «. tba «¿-rwpM at bh
All work warranted,
J. D. A «area, Waat CMaHa,
a F. KIPPAX.
\ •
"
You cm And th< clioiceal aud bast brands st A.
I
MERCHANT TAILORS.
DRY GOODS, 1869
1887.
J M. KELTÏ
he.
-------- AT THE
». B. HIBB3.
»ul, 22-87.
iLargs aod ConiDodioBs Wilters-~iWioi!
it.—Salem 8tatesmyi.
’ eaisassaHSB“
The San Francisco call board put
off its meeting another week, as it
did last week, under the plea that
the committee ou rales will not
finish their work until next Mon
day. There has been no quotations
jail was released by a mob. He was against tho day of wrath, arid good
famished this week, and the market
arrested again.
people will arise in their fury and
TOIL1T ARTICLES.
is In the state of a firm dead-lock
A MimseSaMMeeOtaW alMa^
stamp it out of existence.
rrteakateaSM*.
'-«••«••ed
The official returns of the Ken
tucky election give Buckner, demo
Cwt to MM a.wsriemawrwased
crat, 17,050 plurality over Bradley,
•toe vowSfot. W wmim I
y >
,
W, C. T. II. COLUMN.
NATIONAL BAEK
|
The Tacoma- papers are now ad
■wrOTICR 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUB .
N¿likraigncLl baa Siad h“ a°al
I
>r m ’ miknvillc , o ».,-
vocating the admission of Washing
fitataot B7F Star do«ase<b-»»d that it wldf
JSTORE,
totoard at th« «•»'•««•I’ ~ber.
ton territory with the new name,
Count)
court
¡ buih . m
•. - « JAC0B WORTMAN
RXÄ
Pre’ldent’
? .. a..
ß>i. d»J
-kw nf
mb«r, U87.U
1*87, at ÍS
10 w ta vl 'M'TYIM
Tuesday
ito «Ih
»• Raute
Bapt.mbjr,
Taqpma. The changing of the name
W. D. FENTON .... * 7. . Vir«-Prt»HÌd«nt
Vice-President,
When you are in want <4 any*" ■L
Admloiatraór.
J no . WORTMAN....... ... ............ Cashier.''
is strongly opposed by the Chehalis thing in the lino of ~
Nugget and other papcts of the ter-'
Transacts a general Bai klug BuaincH. Da
notice for publication . posits
rscelvea subject to ,-heck. Bella eigkt
ritory.
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