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WASHINGTON I.]ETTEIL^
(From o ir rrg Ur eaira p^CiH )
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HEW MILLIHERV GOODS!
LAFAYETTE
JENNIE I.1ND DEAD.
.
F UA N i yu11 K Now is the Time to Look at New
• Jennie Lind, the celebrated Swed­
SHEklFF SALE.
ish singer, died last week, aged 66
Y VIRTCB Ol* A JI llGIOlif AND AN
S’E°”.1
GOODS,
The mrrtiGer of interesting cases year». She has been seriously ill
Order uf the Court and an rzrentten dulv
, NOVEMBER 11, 1887.
i si.rd oul of ti e < ircuH <‘t url of the H ate of
before the supreme court of the for some weeks. Jennie Lind was O egon
luira- TTxLfirexzÄaÄ’s
sor Kalt non ah C* nitty, on 'lie 2 th nay
4
United States-probably has not been lorn in Stockholm, Oct. 6, 1821, of of t*ct*>l<©r A. D. TrF7. tip«»»» a jn ♦vment dttlr
TffE ELECTION.
- laliyttt*'
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Oitçon.
•nr»»!l <i and docket® I in th© ci©*k’a uffic «»^
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« so large for years as at the present bumble parentage. While yet young ! •• a «■ on. in mui innm«. on th-s st« -i.' » i
re
J
J
" Sepru.ln-r I . • . «J8
J8 7 in favor of Jacob
l.m.li F
f •l-i’h-
1
4>
The election in this town on Tues­ time. Among the number I may
i.««, f ttiuti't,
it. Deft-h
she became the -operatic star of Ir
«ii.ii ’, «nd
»nd aval
«,,1 «I
>■ elol'fi
.i..i-n re
i-.y
1><-Su .u.
fui ti e i.in o' »• ' r lliii«.'M»»‘i U» s-e bu *l«e«l *h«r»
day laBt passed off in the usual mention the case of the Virginia
Stockholm, and uaiig the applause rireu HrtiliC^PP (1*313.U r dMte«» «ud interr|t^
quiet manner. This is also true of Btate officials, who have been re­ ilfthe clilef cide»' of Sweden and inuM^i'Lïft 1*87 at t« n |ier,r«» t j rraiiiinm.».»» •
*
tile ¡I'll er N Illi uf O r ffili dit*l «loliara
e----- nearly every precinct in the county. leased under writs of habeas cor-
«id ihr f r ht r
of FoD.'i <n I ‘d BOif4b. *'l
W. I. WÈSTEKF1ELD, Prop.
Norway. . '
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Ji'he Lafavetro'Floiiring -Miti
<1 II rt r<.«t-. *n<l to me -i<i® ilireefrd «nd de
Here, we have to admit, the prohi­ mus—thc trial being set for hearing
Ih-rri
d
I
did
©*i
the
2d
d
»y
«»<
N-
v
KU»©r
’
I
H
In 1841 she went to Paris and
rnir
on full time until further
«riz© an I levy upo • ’Le foli *wing d©-
Ke',î>» const .in I ly on hand a fine asHort-
bition amendment failed to receive on the first Monday in November. look lesBrths of Garcia. She went 1'87,
**’cpii d i*al « t ité hrioiigi <g to John tiax.
nient
of
1
nrniture
of
eiery
deacnptiou.
the vote it should, the majority be­ Besides thw4here is a number of pro­ to Berlin in 1845 and became dis­ • ibore n tin ut defa i la it, to wit.
, srfTKH 4 ptFIEL
;
Tr et Ns» 1
’
* r*
l er'ff »i part of ‘ »lie
W . T. “ Nr
Antique Bedroom neta.
ing 27 against it. The other amend­ hibition cases, all of which, the first tinguished HeP success in Euro­ hv- |n» a ion !• l.aiid _ i __ ia T m . >’«»• 5». Ì T's, B 4
Walnut
tafites,
Wr»t «f ibtikV il «me t Merklan <’* Hin>rn<-ing
Folding B«‘il fimntre?»
ments fared no better. In the naiuod included, involve constitu­ pean cities was most remarkable, a an s.ssl» a *pl i g ituukrd T J S. T lu-ii e s.-u.*ii
TIII8 8PACE
Spring Mivttrcrfses,
d greea. »• » t M©v©Mren naf4 an f t • o t- et
county prohibition received a ma­ tional questions of the gravest im­ and she soon became the best known t IJ • «h-*
i --"H a U'liximi Tables,
Is reserved for Bird & Gates,
fM-t h* nu ‘»«fy of «ni I '»»• ir t> e Ynuhi P
te-T
X, Nurse Rockers,
jority of 103. The salaries and port to ths leg xl rights of the singer in the world. In 1850 she r ver »n F. T. Wuir n**» f r ’ hrn*e r»nn
who are busy opening new
above <!t> cn.bed fiaisHuti H-*uth 7 de itfca •.»,« et,
7
Fong Wong & Sing Gee Props.
goods. Watch this
election amendments received nega- citizens. lienee their importance came to America ujuler contract s i e r «'IR, kïii* f <»t ..n«l r J x irrite u, a »bike
K'*»»ili flf j de g e* r Ea t t»» «ht fra*t li *e
■pace.
-Wn*li
ng und tr ni g don* hi » First 1 1»«*
tjgs majorities of 1970 and 761 re- and tho general ’ interest that at­ with P. T. Barnum to give 150 con­ i Uiriir.
• th- riv» r, *1 h* i»«-e N* rth Fig »t Fori© lo at »ka
Prfc • rlwTVsr ill >n «nv In m.lrv la
CHAIF-S,
.n tim ri'©» font»ini g !» 7 |t*0 crea.
«
taches ip them.
spectiveljt
fnniMI I *o ntr.
«»’ I'* ns s i-sll
13 ly
certs. The enthusiasm was1 un- T*art Ni». 2 xl <» ro i'in fru:-nM R*ake on L
PlctnH Frames, , y
The all-important question in this
Civil service is again to the front, > ounded, and the profits enormous, U’. T New«»v*>* Wt—t line 0 rhNÌ'*,an»l 7 * iti n
Mouldings.
.M«rth of 'he «ii«l 'V. T. NewloV - on h^‘-e t
■ • '
Small Parlor stands,
I?
county was that of relocation of the loth in the departments, where the but the toil-, and irksomeness were c r> er* 'I beo* e Fa«» •> o< ri a . ’ 31 i tka l » a
Wall Brackets,
V,'.
via e, 'I bei ce N rlh ti rlmh-fi. Tli« «>« U» hi »G
»eat of justice. Not that the people cx£n>inatiori*of the clerks has been excessive, and in June, 1851. after eli'in-a< d 32 i«.kR ìli ’in r Fonili 6 v’i il « t*
‘
Comb Cases.
h'
Mirrors, Etc.
a e of ta ginui *g to>ntuiiiiua S ui ud ȏie*
of thia county thought they could resumed, and in the public prints, singing ninety-five times, the con­ p n.ore
*»r Ira
Tv laming in and exuii filing mv st.sk
No. 3
Al»»*» !teii>g aiinjts^JLj Yanihi’)
not get justice hero, but the citizenb where the diverging views of civil tract was terminated by Jenny <!• Trrict
•andpricei. you will soon («convince 1 that
Teleraphy Taught.
For term»
un r « , < lr“gon,. «n i iui»w— i
j P-iu . the
of our neighboring town conceived service Commissioners Oberly and land. "‘In 1852 she married Otto sbttvu d ai-ri**r<l Í»?’. mu <I hi g iium «hai» !•
I am selling Cheaper than any <>th«r upplv to Mrs.
1. G «»DINER, or W.-
e«’ • f tlie finn;«, nuil r torneile ir m ' t».e S. F.
house in this county. J pai;‘ CASH A. GAKDINKB, Ixif.iyetio, Oregon. 9
the idea a number of years ago that Edgerton furnish current topics of Goldschmidt, and soon after re­ comer of lanía l**ed -d in <F «.r.ffif’t h Wm.
DOWN f<>r my entire stack, uud intend to
thefiiy N«.»h 33 rodi. 'Che tee W »: 34
a change would be a good thing— editorial comment and private dis­ turned to. Dresden, appearing only r- M7rton_
sell for cash, on a very cl >se profit.
i I h i h- ncr U*-i*th 32 r ila. Th are IE*«! t-•4il»>-
I
1 V ill ls> ,1 id to have von call ami ex­ G.H. WESTERFILD,
at least for them. It seems a pity cussion. Mr. IC lgerton loldly takes occasionally in public, and then I ce • f b glutting a nd eVutedJUjgrb acre* nd
;r‘
amine my Ht/x k ami prices before you
.12** rotte. HH«i©< r ‘erm.
to abandon par Bel] to the highest issuo with his colleague oti the poi-i- only for charitable purposes. In Tract X’O. 4.. 1 ’OiLlli -nciiig nt th« ^»ni’Ji-F» fit
niake.your purchases.
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V
o uer of L il* tnlu- eV traut Mt a ki * i i: ** x !» >*
2-tf
W. I. W kktkhkiki . d .
bidder the propeftyibelonging to the tion taken by him in regard to the 1858 she took up her residence ’in l‘>’i1.icher, Tbet re liihliiiig N qi ’I’ i 'I’VW till » n*.
Has permanentiv locut.d in Lafayette, 0**. •
ce haet *17 3- • hai «. Th in e. but 24. 2
county here, but that is' the decree alleged illegality of government.cm- England, where she has since lived. The
cintile to h atete i ■ Ce tè/ol Ali I dite»' The ee
BOOTS/ 6IÏQES.
*^<
’
|~'dr.
Tee-«
Ell-
H
uo
-I
i-aid
ditch
-,
U
cliii»»*',
and judgment that has been pro­ ployes being active members of jm- Her private life and character were Tnenco* H«»ut.h ti 3 » rifili,litanie U eut i 7 ■
Deseased Feet Cured, Interfering
20 mila. ì l«nce E rrtJ¿2 -
nounced by the voters of Yamhill. litical associations, and assert^Tns I blameless. She was r o less honored »•h • i.* Tliei ce
ß=>
tia cbuilD« li, p acr o» i egiuufng coiiliii.iug 7'
Forging and Knee Hitting
i
McMinnvillo is a growing town and belief that there is no good founda- and, beloved aa a woman than ad- 5ì-l' i» aérer, »tiiiyib i i i
K am - »nuiht}
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t oi.utv. O i -© jï <»> »
LOST
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Stopped.
ck :
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no citizen of the surrounding county d^tion cither, in law or in reason for iiiiii d as an artist.
'I rari N*» 5. Being a part’h' the D*>i<utioii
■>.i
On Vie rond b*twe**n L furetti re*d North
Lnn<l C hi o <*f M. .Miih»n*». Liing i T 4 s. . 4
; -te
- ------- 4-sfr®»»* —
&7*AI! win k wat ranted to give 8aii>fa< tioû.
should desire to see it othepvise. sikdi a conclusion.
Ci-
Wfht bounded an • dt acr lied .»a f in »• a »o-« iu Yiinih I. h red Mor-ro |»nck t l‘<K»k. with mem <
’I liifi tin years |*r»cf.c^.nt hoi.’exh* en g ‘WV
O-
I *< itiliiohc ug one li in Irtri iarda Noflli of ill
or."lidum book roti Lined. S'41 •<£ in gold, De-
;V- .
.
Lafayette is otic of the oldest towns
Secretary Bayard authorizes ft l!A‘n eastern exchange say«: “The '»*>
tn h Ri corner <d aec. ion Io «t h lir >Mpiin,x 7 pi*t « v 1 «»»Io paper- himì n:emor.iìyJLa.
G. II. Wcstcríield.
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T11 e Hude • will Im Fiiltahk ie^ a riled—hv-
in the county, and situated on one denial of tho reported
dWaine contingent are reported to be iBi-hiH in diiiuettir: ih>*iire inniiing Vrib*»
CS3
. th u u-s-j*—hue of a »1 4 g. ‘ t h» »r iJ iHi intiír m 7~ ’ ii g tig nuTbamti tu this office, or loth ‘un«ler-
of the most beautiful sites jn all betKeen Attorney-General-Garland making 1 de sperate efforts for the a ake. I h l ie E m 1 2 > \ ii id-!<• 1,1 bi ike. i heur- I i Rixi ed. /*
E. H.
»BS1?.
Notice of Appointment 'of Ad­
Davi n. t reuon.
i'Hdiih 2MI mi-da. i hetf e Weal ¿Oó \nida i*»
Oregon.
Thera,
is
no
reason
why
election
of
Fred
Grant
’
in
New
York.
and
himself,
over
the
question
of
the
ministrator.
—
"••hii
e
f
*egi
dii
g
contiti
-d
-g
teiì
uc;tiv
«Kouie
BAP"
Vçr
Fail
and
Winter
Wear,
V-Hirtiiiì < 4‘tiiii.«. <'r. goti.
L- .-
Lafayette should not ‘‘live long and Alaskan seal fisheries. Some jt'ash- In this way Blaise’s managers n tràci.
«\<». ♦»• Ì>gii»LÌ‘ g «t J-«*N<» tli«w»«t
,
;./!<r-i-Y gj
|1
i iKiwit è» W«|y r-
prosper,” notwithstanding tho re­ ington newspapers and corrciiporid- are always ‘putting their foot in,» so corne» <»f J I»- •»■•*111’4 1* t ì he,ice in i i g a an m fsk pt ». ■ n w a k
1 filli li.i» lieeii duly upioitiie
l>v ile ct.nuljr
S--
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-
.fi
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■ nth 17 roda aid D> fe tí Tnen« • . ■ t
IU a,
c
hii -’ <i rSTniiiill tii'iiiit» . iheg^i. fitliui tetta lor
moval of the county scat.
ents in their zeal to furnisli stinwo -to’Speak. They do thu v a ry thi MS- TIU'N'é bout»» 12 l»’ct. Thence 'Vent h tun.
r wf th- min
of .s.i hrtu VV Hit II, (Ite «ned.
I lu •tire, bitiiili 3 r«» la. Tie te* W «»t 3 n-i|-,
1
Iberei' r. ali p ir ma I ihv ng r. miiih wviiiort
—r—In—tho -st a te the mTiCndiuenfs tional nows, have evert gravely^ that shouid
1^1 not le dqne from a po­ ibe co Noi ib r -d F» >ax B u_>ra-er r mil-
After you lusvo exiiminol el«wlicrc, | I sa «t.esine rt »• lietri-y uotintù t<» pnaet.t thein
Thence *laig r ii»l >« e to p nce t.f beUo
;
with
|>ri»|ier votici.» ri io ilo u <1 r-¡gr eti h ! thè
were all defoated. Probil ition failed stated that Secretary Bayard uotild litical stand-point. The funning of rnre.
Cult c.nii wx) iix.
We will xell yon Bet-
iffig co titi i'«g I «4 l'X» iter a ni ne
hh .4
1
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ii • r
ii
if Dr. J. B.
o».e. Nttubeig.or g- n,,
ter-BsHH'KTrnd-Shoes than you can buy ione«
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¿by about 7,000; the salaries amend­ surely resign if the president did young Grant is simply
feeler to Biniate ii recti n» I » m-d li i*t *i 4 >, B t U(«:.
ìf i withi.. >ix ni min ir-m-'thib 7ih d-\ .ol (k*t«»ber,
Iiciig h i-itri f Ve. Donati ii J. hik ] • laint .<>1
in Yamhill |»mn1y for less money. If!
f
STOÉE
I
1
7.
Al.Bf
III
’ t .
l SI FAI?.,
ment by a larger and the amend­ not endorse his views.
see whether it will Le prudent to vi » i un I err» in Yituth• i <!■ lu «•, «ue¡¿< n
von nreiu tile habit of going to 1‘orli ui<l or iu 5t.
(Iiniri Nir-iior oi apid e-tate^
4 rà* t S o 7, 4’ôitnt-^priti «t- «lit «sr-tr; Werft
etaewbere
,
ment to time of holding tho state
During tho past week, there was make the FO i-of-his-father the issuO c .1 è »»f i j îi ce uf Irtii i deeded by d j i m .iu>i
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t
9
the line tV«»rl»»o tu A au .-^ i »» 4 n'. wi rt i tM».T nÇ
With Ycur Gash, Try Us,
election by a smaller majority.
Notice of Final Settlement.
a convention of agricultural seien- ih the campaign next year^_If Fred Ua
ri e“»’*rT1.è'h(»ôiôlHiy í»f < loiu»»n B »rt, t<u «•«
And Fee if you cannot-save money by
g .11 r h 2 • rote 2i tort, i I icik o w «t
t sts, representing all of the agricul­ Grant is elected in New York this rît.ni
N tic • ir heri-liy give » tiiat ti e jmiteisigned«
io fi, • enee t*o 1 h 2ü roda 2 tret, «iieitco e.’t^T *.)
trading at home.
EASTERN ELECTIONS.
ro
ta
tie
pince
»>f
bt-gj
níi
ir
»
u
t-iiìi
G;
e
Ilarri.a /t Ilanoy., KoaitflTtMli Graine«-. < xtfettitix ni lhe iRteie of
Mil,
Robt.
To
Id
Lincoln
will
be
the
tural colleges and exp'rimental
vj.atliii (»rHitirM, »l* c»-fi'(<l. In « tildi Imi tinul ac­
Mere, rii Mie-4»i- i' » o, li 4 we.-l in ì ttiubii
ct, m it • f iw ailmin Mtr*tti>*ii n| said cmm I« m th©*
—
The fall elections this year are Stat ons in the United States. This republican candidate for president Co'ii.t., <neg”»i
co..» ty <; -it t <»f . mlii I cm mt. tiirgon and
K«ep» con«*4nth|nn hand all Kinds of
Tract Nu. M. Commun ing h I h point 1 .14'
next
y«
ar.
The
party
will
have
no
srfi'lc art Infs fix (I Wtd n-dn Nov. mb«*r bth,
meeting
was
provided
for
by
a
important “inasmuch as they are
cl.* ilia 1» rih <*f Ü. T ■ Ne^’b» ’» rp (lb.Meat
1 ft»", at'l t»’c « ck i.i th«* afte mm i . f Raid day,
ftriH-u T-l ‘.i.H'wenT, W. .VI. The ce uorlfi
Also
for
Mr.
Blaine.
He
will
not
be
at H e c H nt> cò n i r<» «m ut tailn» ette I»regoli,
»-— thoughWo be an almost sure indi­ spacial act of congress, t_ with the
Is Still at Lafayette! So is
J ».?< f e. t'» « Hoke, in nee hunt 0.13 » h > a,
Shelf Hardware, Carpenters’ Tods,
a> tir timi- at* i p «ce ni Im.-irmg ha sunie.
regarded
as
a
safe
leader
fot,Ncw
'."lie c «•». til 1 ftJ ?eet tort t.zLe, i hr tue «e t
view
of
fostering
progressive
me
­
cation of th.j result noxt year.» Now
re ..Il p rs ns interna d ià 8 «bl e>tat®
».í (■ ka Ib i».-e N »rill 1.3» citili , i bruir
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Saws, Axes and Axe Hand­
T. Zu. VIOKBET* are ì lieref
ll••^«•lly n lim d ami nn med
j rt------
York is democratic by al out Hi,(XX) thods and measures "of farming and York. Indeed, it may be a- l^y «CRI í c I imíiim |o |»!actt of licuiuni >v»
Riti
I
lini»-
mikì place mi l «I hiw entità if t-ny there
'
> et «> •. .». I » gi .• iug i.t the eo'ith west
—With a Fresh Arrival of—
les, Grubbing Hoes,
!»•• wliv Hai»! esilile l e imi i nali-, belt.ed«
»
plurality. This, Mayor Howitt says, increasing tho producing capacity term entirely. Lincoln for president e liner oi the 1 a reel <»t ta »d'd* el» d 1.» W, M»»r-
Dated
Hii4
tJci«4»er
uh,
E-.
7.
otiby-.>»ii¡i »ni ai dT'ifti.eiine vl»>rt*»:i on ih
Shovels,
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is a certain forerunner of the re­ of tho land in cultivation. The pro­ •and Grant for vice-president. This u «tu l.iie o, ine i»on.»ti >n L>.nd Claim jh » ..
l«»M\.4A I (.RAM' S,
. . Executrix ul mid »-8l.it®.
m n
dry*- Tn*itiinte int-P’ «1» nd. yig f «1.
may
do
for
a
sentimental
ticket,
but
,
ceedings
of
tho
convention
were
very
Spades,
Rope,
Well
nomination and reelection of I’resi-
l-’enton A Fe-'t n.
rii hcti weo |: rotte h U i 12 frt. I hr (ti .-.-Il il 2 >
d
f. ct. T i. 11c east l^>í’©^r^b?t¿1 t c»»u-
Alt »rn»-VH fnr E tati»,
9 5t
dent Cleveland. Under the head of harmonious and satisfactory, and practical politics would say that. r la.n'i
Buckets, Grinds to nay, Cow
g l.i, roda niortt or h hr .
“Three ,Things Settled” the World its deliberations will doubtless re­ Hannibr.l' Hainfin, of Maine, and
Irne x o Hi
ih
et t li »ff di the n'»rth»-
Bolls, Belts of all kinds, Cottage
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
wp-t »j iirteroft en iili raaiqn rter'ot »•»•|i«<n
■ays: “The result of the election in sult in great and lnsting good to Simon Cameron,, of Pennsylvania, 4 it. I 4 , d 4 W »f. I» ititf pitti »»i ihr I mi in
Barometers,
L and O f » ic : at O kshon ' rrv'. I
Noi
K
«erti
rate
No.
3..i7
uM*ÌMJ»e-t
li»
this state settles three points as the agricultural interests of the would beat it bad!”
I
Oreg»».., i let 4di. !sh7. |
I
N. B. Be ni, unii in
parti t<-a ly »»n (,«• a i
Nails,
Halter
Chains,
All
No’ice ie neiebv give. »he» the Moninf*
N B. « «¡in iato! »<h Bie r.f-t ha I <»f a.it notili
BOOTS, SHOES, Etc.
‘
- ..
thoroughly as any political event country.
irnm^l n i le*- I.NI4 bled n<>t ce ui h r inten.
cHti'-ii.
i»».t
Hi-r-td;
deeded
Kt-.toiHi
«»ridi
ni
Gen. Huger had a skirmish with « elidí- 4. T 4 r*, B 4 «rat, all in inumi kinds cf Doer and Pad Locks and
Tho state department hns an­
Can le settled in advance. Hi evi­
My stocinall cl \tn and now, and I will HiHwf<» ni.wk tinnì, r.» » u Piipp r o- |, Rt. Mitn,
Mid t als «I jr of «ill I.« imuh belo e the
the
Crows near the Crow agency, in Ü litti*», L'iegoli,
guarantee at all times
the well-known Morri­
dent Cleveland will le renominated nounced tbo ratification of the ex­
ira tN».. il. Iteinu.it pai(,of thè i>»>n«'iup
. oiintv jn Ue or cl* rk. ..f ÏI.H. il< <<>n * ij , O»»-
Montana,
tunl
one
corporul
was
’i.mid C .»ini -4 S«4o -1 n Beri ) «ti«« kuu'tn a.- -
g u nt ».uri.PUe. i»r gon. i»ii neducBiltlj, N».
■by his party. Blaine will not le re­ tradition treaty with Guatemela,
son Plows.
'
\ zi
»»•ri *.i ih i portion«»' «.nd i.iii.i cLiitii. oittetjad
Low Prices and Full Weights. vernier 30tli 1 -*7. Joseph
•A d ili: in Hortolt a .»I Hlt -|n .Im«l0H t . U Í
nominated by the ■ republicans. which was sent to tho senate linniy killed and ten soldiers wounded; ■i»»«
Williams.
«
•«
.«nd
inule
pàrtictiim
ly
<1.
mt . i us f»'t;
Give
me
a
trial.
Hespectf
illy,
twelve Indians are reported killed. • «W-. t Ml; B gilimug *tl l*tr r .» h 'Ve t
It m «'«»rt « t. v X„ dm. i„rl|„. w 4 ofg
Also keeps a Tull lino of
George Will not control the election years ago—during Grant’s presi­
E '. »nil s E J of h W 4 ofip 2 s; pi w.
ci» n.*r -f ani lni»d u!-iJ i
a E Lr.in-1er-*,
J. L. VICKREY.
lie uni »
|ollowfiu »¡me,*, i.. p ov.
next year. New York is a pivotal dency—the last clause being as fol
Th nee o .li t»vt ee. i j m a ake iba «t «.¡ il *
Ins »:■ ii iiii.o h rr ideuce upon, umi cult helion
NKW *!•••<> %,
mi ’ 1 irei >■ a i«iii»-e, mener wntii .
-»-ri
• r . sr id .H d \ i/.:
■täte. Cleveland’s friends huve had lows: ‘‘Neither government Bhull
• *» i tiiik*-. ih i.ce we«l 1
,e- 1 lo .1 t uk^,
r w Thump «.i. R B. <;j| fI>t \y H. R.
T * (.e* m » ii :I i 3.1I (ee t«» a in .li», i'I.«* w wcm
a complete triumph. It seems that be required to give up its own citi­
Mnrr »n»' T. Porter, h I. ohh£io>i p. O., V\ nab*
.2 f • 11 ■ ih pluerf « t b* k > n t*u*
Befcre purchasing el «where, give me a
u g on C. unt.v, ur< g. n.
-A.z=i=rjE!TO2srs
’
.rct.w
12
beM
lui»
mg
hi
thè
norfh
ue.-i
the German republican vote very zens under the stipitliitions of this
call and learn my pi ices.
W. T Bt'I.NFY,
c. r er
4 li
a.\ m.li .1 Tte i.in Nm .11 .w-h
" H ___ _____ _
I eg inter.
•—' largely pamo over to the democrat­ convention.” This treaty is signifi­
rgr ea w ai 4. 0 ch <Lro to a .■(»<<** «»•» ih a «a
7
A. B. Westerfield.
un t»i n.e mi I diteli. r»«m winch a tir i i h »
ic aide, and, with the increase of cant as showi-ig a return to the old
i « laine * r t>eaia n rt-» 2 » d gie
»- .e* 1 I ni.»»
SHERIFF’S SALE.
irati, t. »li© »• »- nur n »¿t» e^tee e g!
3j t •»
the prohibition vote, much more democratic doctrine of firmly deul-
ftu.fie. i • eli»-« W’tiili ..»• degr» t « eaai a 3.» chaina
vimUEiip À i4>:*ijiKX! axdavor -
•»a trt'kr. u». i r liel«t* 11
¡1 » l»»r and
than made good the disuirection ing with foreign uutio.iB.
<l< r • f t <• C. nrr « <1 ,,n
<l»"v
i e.c-we t 4.Mil chaina li» th« pia»*» in b» gl (
- «-■! wit ut ili-
Imni
.i, . H e
Tho fact that Postmaster Genera]
i u r»»iil <«nii.g w»> hc re ui re or lew the
oauaed by tho labor movement.”
f
■levo,
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Vnmhil
,ou
K.
on
th,
th
<bn
of
ruine ini g «t. .ti© iie.ii Mc'i iii»i v ilie. O cfioii
THE ONLY NATIONAL STANDARD.
—HEALER IX——
A H IH4.. "|”i „ j„
,„(l j, rn.
' In Iowa Larral.ee is elected by Vilas was the only member of the
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hdi.i eux utili r «ce 3 >«.f «101111- -tot h b. de
’» ■ te- -
low 10,000 plurality over Anderson, preBident’s cabinet who accompun- Containing Over Twenty
I- Oi'l in -old couotv. oil he 4th Ila, . f 1 einher
Tliou. ¿r«ea en« »»tue «»»n |t w»t»i rotnurui t- ET
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Vor
Ot
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lark
lari
Baa
in-t
-nH.Mt-r'. a II I. re tel .0 l 4 >. I, 4 Wr I
democrat, and 8,000 majority over ii?d him on his late tour is consid­
sand Articles on Promin­
U, Kind W i n r .11 f ir ina ioni r I..11 liod-
> iliH n tte »ternt an, f'ien*’« 6í «leurre-«uní
;e ..ainfo t.-eiaht I |in 1.. I«. (*4(MH)ai,4
■l AUiU im . dit»-«» 3 no .o in h to brhik f rrei
all. Massachusetts is republican; ered of great political significance
ent People.
t r.eUbereo f mullet b r 41 • l>«7 ai firn rat»
v it« Th lice imrt.i I» • e rer« ea 1 along brink
And aa is New Jersey. Maryland is in some quarters, as it is thought to
” l'*'-'k ' 1 '’••''"'i » .»ml ile.noi .fe i i,
—AM»—
«f r-j4rt‘v »ir .o sient n-I*» ili*-h e »»f tiioun-a
dollar
1X41) ,,, ci lati ,„e> , n „Md t|,J
.» rte la d, 1 euer north 4 <*egie«a we‘i
democratic as usual. Other states foreshadow a vice-presidentiul can­ Thiv st inlar I work I« I ha o-'lv National 5 I’ » r iitiHR
tn ih i anm or « ’o.'Jo dam Ue, a il c 1. -r.il to
V» «Mitter of Tur e» « I . «I Th-nee
Cyelopasliu of t'iojrapliy in fhi< country n»»(il-i I.H <trg e- m wrat I K-t. I lien» ©-north 2 de
litre"- e I and d ( ere I. I dbl o. (la
do not show material change from didacy on the part of the gentleman an I i' worthy tn r ink with the (treat na­
•••<'<•1 lier A H I H.-..H I, evv 0,10»
gee weal 4 «7 «ha», a. T «tic© up th ”3 »»i
"lie follo» ill.' de exh, d r -»I eMa'i-. 1it;
formor votes. In Pennsylvania there named. There are those who be­ tion«! Work« of it» kind in the (>1 I Wotl I *«t til 4 io Ii i-hice t»f bejiiiitiug i.t crtitci of
l|
l-e.l n In . at the »• itili eani c roer < f the do­
SS
c w kein.! pn’ilwhod in E ie*l.in<t, Ger­ il<-l< .iii«l «*i»nt«t ninA «»nr a-nd 4*1 i»«» acit a mure
ia a small democratic gain. The lieve that Mr. Vilas has more am­ many, and Bel.'inm.
H p4*
ria-«.
I
na ion I nd chi not (lfrd.loh, cluni .Vo 7H,
'lr« tN'» II. Tua «am©
«in<y the airi,» of
prohibitionists are steadily gaining bitious designs—that hia real pnr-
No name eminent in literature, art la.xl
milt »1I0 . No. 14 8.11 T .1 S. I< 4 W, i„ Y„n.
lyitii he we *n (#>»« riniti tr« -t» «»t au»l
í
muriu, A-ienco or invention will be omitt­ «leriled ‘»y a*id C. »4. Sa>l >r an i w if • 10 Sax A
nil nmol,. Orotmi. iheiK» noth on en«t
strength in the different stutes.
|>o8o in to place himself in training ed.
•
• Mi»g 1« c» o»t rhe 2 » »'a' t»f l ily I -ml. wari «Iti
ho- nitore lint ten ( b) eh,ina. llene- tre,I ie»
with the view of succeeding his pre­
«*t I .nd hr ut t » • clt.tin Ion/ nor I« anil a«>iirh
<lS)ehiina i I m >c-a-mih t u (I i| ehiine I»
nil »If«» e< i and we-i. ami adj >tdj 1 • tn*-
Soi l Onlv by Bubwrin'ion.
SECRETARY I.AMAR
sent chief in lttD2.
1 —nth 1,01 dar Hue th-ne- ea«t ten ( 0) c aina
• 44 mi ti'ime *»n the n r<h a»«»« l»y tu a 1 art uf Lively Statole.
W. W. BECK
• he te» o i u-i ”llr riy*T‘«»,a ion ¡.«nd C-a'iti ii
to .he pl m.-,,r he« ni »;eo long un (10)
An associated press dispatch front
The capitol has boon overhauled
i iMimtl I'«» ir ty, O»>jf>u «u • cun-ai'ting 4*10»
14 I-
Soliciting Agent.
„ rea in .«« ne leni, in YamM I e n tv. ii'eaon.
«
of an nrr© m*»re «»r|.
Washington says Secrertary Lamar, and renovated, preparatory to the
i Nog t i- refire h. virino of anni execution,
N«»* thet* («» « l»v virt'ie of r . i K ex m'i'iu 0.1
of the Interior Department, will re- meeting of the national eolons.
SatuHaf the Taatb Diy ef Dac©<aber, 1887,
J. J. HEMBREE Proprietor.
j
at the .-OMT «»f ’»•»• t»'cl«»cKp. in-, at the c«»nrt
Saturi iy, the 12 day of Noiembnr, A. 0. H87.
«ngn some time during November, Among the improvements are ele­
h u è dte»r * in h® t«wu «» bil.ivrl-e, 111 a«il
Il« prepwrrd tn me «>o»4 »«-r-.in t dnfiou on
\t th ■ hii.r ot i.u ■ '-I,«.k p
,, ,h, . ,,nrt
*.ï»
and that Assistant Secretary Mui gant new carpets and new covering
c»« <nl> aun «tate. 1 «ili a II nt pno.ie-n net ton
•huitHwiie*. t«i . rrwiifi « »hit#
Ilo m. d.l .r, I
Labn-.te. i . , i I Co-nil and
«’ TFMta and T‘«»'a V-.rkt • Malnad and all
h©rtla>*r dr.-cri ».*d tr4tl jir.-perl, ««i 8 h I4 l«e«>
temn- <»r
rt»nit.«i«®
drow will succeed to tho secretary­ for the desks.
M'e.
Wil «eil at pub le a Clin the »I,
de-
fr i-iai't to the »»ighe-t l*i»ÂF-r f»»t r.iab in band,
b a<na»a
rliii ta.| Q» Mo'rrtvw Fan»
____
I ’ha»
*>»• •»«•.«!•■»
;/
HU,’"’"" ",mW ................ nt to II»
Olir o,nr* I« npn iidt** IT.
Put»» t affi *a. W
I«» ati 'y »aid ju4g rent, cuate atto acet uiug
G^“M\ ha»-k« «f.n *rta wth »
4ai*v trail a
ship. In the resignation of Beftae-
binhi- f lud ler t..r e». t, «a-iof» a.ii<l Jndgiueut
The candidates for the various of­ lave nn mi borire wl lovon««« |tf rt, h «• re cuate
t<i carry ”mw^mr**r«- t«* nn<* r m th«- depot.
e ..I. .nd mu r ing
J
Irtn •••< h *n» b»te‘n**«< In I •« t»»» • «nd «I
i*a cd ihia àlh dar»» t Nov |»»7.
,,tary Lamar the administration will fice« in the gift of the house are ewn
I’M d, th iol er 10, 18 7
I^- rr t*#»»t U hi
r nn»
Ir nn Vahhiiiatn««
T. J. BARKH,
Send model dntwinte »«r hn»n. • ith d»arrfp. 14 -M
lose its best cabinet officer and tho making an unusually vigorous can­
Sheriff »«» YR i»hill n ht .O \
<>. E. WlIMAMS,
K. B. It . BB ».
,,,
t j rtAnn*x,
b' rrifTof ¥«©>• |t ,..ntv <*r*i»y">»|<
lino. We mirla* I» pa » r’a* Ir nr not, f rr of
.eountry at large, particularly the vass. While there is no possiblo r'iiir<e *»ar A*e n t ’n • »I I |M*ert I*. ae< nr •••.
SlIEltlFF’S SALE.
A b «k, • H # n Om <in iSttettU ’• »ihr«
northwest whore timber and land way of forecasting the result, I b»ren*ea tn >rtn »I r ienh» in jran B aia» ennatr.
•OWilliams and Hibbs cs-
âfiVPrîiW n The Orepon Regiifert
THE COUNTY SE A’
Y
YIBTU«
AN • AUTHOKirV OF AN
HUVUI libri Pule* nre Re«*r raH*.
»4
internets have been such a lone of should not be at all surprised to see _r »own. -••• f»ae Mdre a
F.X«’» ath*n • d « drerwe -f f -rerloanro iti'l
— W.l»to KUT~_.
• f a«la dost ingiuri # at of th« <<’irc*itt
oontontion between Sparks and tho several changes in the house of­ C. -A- SISTO-V^- <SC CO, order
to NhWHERG is*
Court of tu« Ktate ot Or* vn , k»r Yniutiili
M ERCH A N T TA ILOK*.
settler, tho latter wili lose his lest ficials. Not ody is safe except Ex­ i»|»pa*lta. Payant Oflka. Wd'Miwbm. I» C. t'onnt , on »he I üi dav of «M »her X . I). Id 7.
Thiiiy*«r Istft
«ino» « jwlgnto* t duh rumi rd and dnrfcrt'd. i.
thr cfe-rfi'« ufflra •» raid n» r , in a«i«l co *ntv,
MOORE BROS' DRUG STORI i
friend. Sparks has time and again Speaker Carlisle.
SHERIFF’S RALE.
n l«a fTth d«r «»f ttopt mhor A. •» 1 »7, in
le tome w th a fui h e <>f
b*° overruled by the secretary of
viwTüií <xn AunimiTv n* an furor of K. P (lit* a *nd a m inai Go*»rire Wil-
After their groat tour, covering
moi
« for the inn nf V*rw lu-ml « mí and fortv
a©l
iil wing Establishment in the Connty.
Kxwri tiun an i «
«»f inr*rl"«nr* »••<*
the interior in, his too radical idea* 4,54)0 niiles, and crossing seventeen
Fresh,
Clean and Pure Drugs,* ADVERTISERS
» » nrler of »«I* rtwlv i ••»»•»I not of the Clrv'nil • ight (t*!!") dollwr« U 8 *>»M min. with latrr-
I^Gooil Work and low price». „JR? ,
AVU , . mi: » xethi e«s. 4 Aj>u
•*••, for Ysmh II art from Bri trnibrr 17. I f* «I U« r«K • f <«*n
relative to the appropriation of pub- states — everywhere being over- ('«»••H wf th« H*«»« nf
• '•« m K. ar .IM p J fh »kir of <»ef©her A. I» !*<?. p r ©•••tt. imr nbwvm . tnd SV» R|»** ial »'tonrar*
can learn the exact cost
M'MINNVILLE, - • OREGON,
-• w Mo lands, and tho sefreta^hdecis- yhiilmcd i
iiMinji «- «nd
>ular ova­ nn<m • jwdif»oooi dot» «♦»•olh*d R«<1 di*rk t d fr«, «nit th«- former ani» of
"TOILET ARTICLES.
awl» rt 1
-
.
»0 •»'•«• «th*« • ®r« of pntd (N’Ort j't«tp roiintV. r© b*. « d tn in- A 4» dirar<©d and drlivrjrd, I
A •» I Ifrw f Mark n. inU ,.f ,|(
did
«o
Ui©
TM
dar
of
i»<
’
t
,
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n
7
d
ih
Mint©
and
tions—President and MrsT^-flevo- ••♦».« iMdBb «Í Mirri* a II l»*7. In t»vnr
of any proposed line of
l*rk<aiu,wi I,
■
s.ra.i.. ,a
‘»ar FO’pl«»V»o. P‘«in Iff, *r»l M n J«<r h vynpm th© foil©« iug dvseribed toal pt©s-
Jand returned to the capital withal* • V •f »! F* Tim
»(O«*bff. H HaM
Co . TVIWndanta. for i<ra. to wi :
♦
1869
I887t
Paiate
and
Oils
advertising in American
«nm rft'»« hondrrd od e rROtv oi •« airi
C**mm«nrinff al 14 fe©l from th« North wrat
little ceremony or oetontation as ir jh
'.i-‘.’a"’,,^i.Trm ’F'’T ' ** “f
ijuT*» it*-*?
dolían» with W»f*r**t tr» M Or».
correr of X.«*t 2 h Rieri U in thr t-»wa of I a
► 1» b r I'lve .
, an
P»r
••» •»•«< (”•>• f«yeit©. Yamhill .Minty, t >r*ctm. Th© mr al«HMr
the distinguished travelers were the - ^<«2 •• w !» r
.
k • “o » i e Kim.
papers by addressing
MW»
*'•
»•* «1o»v dfrorted affd
humblest private citisens— truly a
r\‘*1 *• •’*«■* < T "f «nab a Ì-* f th© North I •• cf mm I l«4 ?7 ftp«». Trim .a© *»**». »b-
.•„I, ....
•*** ’n • ihr Atllowm* d« I erly |>©>©INM wHh Kawt • in© W«.nk M Ittn M
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
happy and impressive illustration
®
XJO* wt : Ix
4 hlurk Mo,«. to th’ Ko i th Hur of a«kf »ot, Thrner >«•»©. ly
LaB'oyette • - < > j » h .
,’J\af*'*»ta, OiPifot., lofTtbor alunir th« Ho- th liar f? V t. I V©e© Nertberly
of the genius and spirit of our re­
I Kt ft©» to th© p a ©« f Imítente«.
N*'7 o P; o * f Adv~» •’"« Buv-a,
I»eHler in.,.«-,...
•
AMITY OREGON.
Sonrf
** IO ' °- N,w
Y<>rk.
Mow rh»'toror© hr virtù© «f «a‘d exrrotion. o©
»»» «fe>rr«th*o, mi
publican system of government *
P-O*
trntfni'i HrPTTF» xvp ( HEMIC iLA.
m Ta«*'
1Ä1
The president and his wife were de­
7
«rk M. M . at law eoort
TSE
PERFUMERY.
Siet w, itt m J «*»••<« «»d
lighted with their varied and pleas- J*
carriage and hovse paint
. ■>.
»h'w
a'vrtfrm
ahtvTtt do-
Swr C««M as4 Kr>«k»«. Tn»< , <aunr_
ing experiences of the past three .«
W».
HIGN
WRI
ING,
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We AVAR 4
«StSortaZ-d i
Mf aaW rofeMlanta to fteo
irta. MiooMer Rr»r a ÿair t oo4 l.oipi \rfle«-
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weeks, and both of them resume *'
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Wfffettl»
•h io baod, toMttetv aoM
PAPER HANGING
co to,
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tMr dsiios, brig>ned and re- Ü
H ah DIVO, P ublisher .
Washinggm.ObL 24, 1887.
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Notice.
Lafayette Laundry.
Telegraphy
Practical Uorseshoer,
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tHAKUWARt
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The Lafayette Shoe Store!,
A. B. Westerfield, Prop
THE COUNTY* SEAT
krO."
Choice
bro cenes
Shot and Powder.
Cyclopaedia oí Amarican
Biography.
J. Mattey
B
DRY GOODS!
PATENTS
B
The Only First Class
J. M. Kelty,
J. W. C4KEY,
*
freshed by their arooeiation with
the great American publia.
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AUo toler in Vndtrtaker» r—a-
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