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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1887
MARRIAOS AND DIVORCE.
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Holiday Goods!
Holiday Goods!
Last week Senator Dolph reported I
to the senate from the committee I
Tiie Oreg-on Begieter
On last Thursday the senate took
up the joint »«solution introduced
by Dolph, proposing a constitution,
al amendment on the subject of
marriage and divorce, aud prohibit
ing bigamy and polygamy. Dolph
addressed the senate in support of
the joint resolution.
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And spoke of the sacred ness of
the marriage relations, of the many
varying marriage and divorce laws
in the several states .of the union
and of ths propriety of having an
uniform system governing marriage
and di voice throughout the United
States. He denied that he was in-
flnenced in introducing the resolu
tion by any desire to pave the way for
admission of Utah as a state; and
after giving a sketch of the history
of the Mormon church declared his
on public land», with a recommend
ation that it pataca bill forfeiting
the land grants in Oregon of the
three following wagon-roads: First,
the road from Eugene City to the
eastern boundary of the state;
second, the road from Albany to the
eastern boundary of the state, and
third, the road from Dalles City, on
the Columbia^ river, to Fort Boise.
Hon. p Daniel Manning,who was
compelled to resign the secretary
ship of the treasury owing to failing
health,' died last Saturday. Mr.
Manning was one of the ablest fi
nanciers of his time. He was a
credit to the Cleveland cabinet, and
did much to make the present ad
ministration popular.
W. C. T. u. COLUMN.
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•run OOD AAV HOME AAV SA11VE
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M bs . F A. .M orris , Proas Hnnerinton<Ie nt
Newberg, Oregon,
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Dressing Cases, Albums,
Portemonaes,
, Books, Mirrors,
Glass, Queensware
And Papetrie, Etc.
Toys, Toys, Dolls, Dolls,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Don’t fail to Call Before Purchasing
We are able Jo sell Christmas goods
very low this year, as we get our stoea in
Chicago. I-otH of nice things for the chil
dren at 10, 15 and 25 cents.
J. MATTEY.
LAFAYETTE
für nitüre
STORE!
What an Elegant
HOLIDAY GOODS, sai<l|
ful lady in front of our show.
She was quite right; andi
tq say to you right now:
Do Com
In and take a look at it. ]
everything carefully, and bj
W. 1
buy make sure that you ai
just what you yrant, and at I
Keeps constantly on lutnd a fine assort
price. It is a pleasure to u
ment of Furniture of every description.
goods. Come in
Antique Bedroom sets,
Walnut Center tables.
Folding Bed lounges.
Spring Mattresses,
Extension Tables,
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Nurse Hookers, Over everything careful!
And Lot
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no old goods on hand,
Parlor, Office and Dining have
guarantee a satisfactory i
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CHAIRS,
stantial bargain to all who
Picture Fniines,
with a call. It is
Mouldings,
Nnutli i’urlor stands,
Wall Brackets,
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Comb Cases,
- Mirrors, Etc.
By coming in and examining my st.x-k That you can always find ji
LaFayette -
Ogn. and price«, yon will noon becoflvineed’tliat you want at your own price
I am selling Cheaper than any other
..........Dealer in...........
I iouhc in this county. I paid CASH
DOWN for iny entire «lock, and intend to
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
«ell tor casli, on a very clone profit.
McMinnvil
I will tie glad to have you call and ex
PERFUMERY.
amine
my
«took
and
prices
before
you
Soap«. Comb, »nd Rru-he», True»».. Snppor-
tera. Sbooldnr Br»re» F»ncy »n<l Toilet Article. make your purchases.
W. I. W estertikij ».
B olt. an<i Stationary. Clock aud Wathea,
1869
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1887
Here
J. M. Kelty,
Geo.WBu
Dec. 28, 1887. .
unalterable opposition to the admis
Newberg was visited by quite a
sion of Utah so long as there was
snow storm Monday.
any possibility for continuance of
The Christmas tree was a grand
the domination of the Mormon hier
Plated and Gold Jewelry
success. The Band of Hope child Patent Medicine., etc.. Family Medicine».
archy. This brings to mind the
ren gave quite an interesting enter GOODS WAHhEVTi'.l AS REPRESENTED.
tendency to centralization so much
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tainment, and the singing and
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talked of during President Grant’s
marching were nicely done. We
time. The right of tho states, to
STOBE!
have a most efficient superintend
govern their own marriage and di
ent for the Baud of Hope—just the
vorce business has Iteen unques
I lady to work with^the little folks.
tioned for an hundred'years. It is
A most excellent supper was served
not a national question. - Homo of
just after the presents were dis
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the states, it is true, have laws on
tributed,, and alt went home feel
Knep. contlauily
this subject that are considered
kl
ing happy.
lax. The remedy should remain
Miss Maggie Blair is able to re
Shelf Hardware, Carpenten
where it is, in the states themselves.
Saws, Axes and Axe Hai
The only argument in favor of such sume work ia the schoolroom.
Mm. Henrietta Brown, of Albany,
a law is “uniformity.” If we com
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UNGERMAN,
les, Grubbing Hoes,
mence this uniformity business it will come to ■ Newberg some time
Shovels,
as aust received a large and
WLilaeleeted .lock »I iUova. aud I'D-
will not end until all distinctive during the coming walk and organ
vare,
aad
proposes
cheaper
titan any/-j
Spades, Rope, Well
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features of the states are obliterated; ize a “Y.” She will,address the hoiweln the county. Everything kept on bane
people
on
the
nature
pf
the
work
arf^i repairing done Mlhdaclorly. and wilhoal
Buckets,
Grindstones, Q
THIS
SPACE
Bigamy and polygamy are pro-
¿pt. 2». t-f. A
Is reserved for Bird & Gates,
- hibited in all the states now, and for young ladies, etc. Come and
who are busy opening new
O regon .
L afayette ,
no new state should bo admitted hear her.
goodfix /Watc-h "thia
The
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friends
of
Mr.
into the union with a constitution
space.
'Nails, Halter Chains, AB
and M ts . E. II. Woodward gave First National Bank.
allowing either.
kinds of Door and Pad Loda
■1 -1 -OF M’MIXNVIIX£, OB.,---- -
them a most., complete surprise
COMINO TO~SETTKEMENT.
the well-known Morri
Tuesday evening, 27th. Mr. and JACOB WORTMAN
President,
There is due to the state of Ore Mrs.- Woodward, were invited to W. h. FENTON .
ViwPreaudent,
son Plows.
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Cashier.
gon frojn the general government a town to dine at the homo of ~ a J no . WORTMAN ..............
Also keeps a full line of
Transact« a eenera] Racking Busier««. I>e-
sum of \money, now stated at 4369,- friend and before their return in posits
received »nhjrct to check . Seii-» tigkt
454.19, prin
principal and interest, for the evening their friends gathered exchange and Vie graphic transfer« on Jiew
York, San Francisco and Portiaad.
services rendered during the first at their home and greeted them Jan« 94. If.
Before purchasing elsewhere, gin
year of the wgr of the rebellion. on their return with some loud tin
call and leurn my prices.
The claim upon this account has pan music; forming a procession
A. B. Wester«
been hanging fire in the war de and marching from the parjgj^ into
BY FOC RS,-RIGHT
partment for years, and doubtless the sittjng room where the host
-MARCH ! to T. C
Siephenn’ new’ Jewel
would have kept on hanging there and hostess were standing in blank
G.H.WESTERFIE
ry Store five door« North of the Drug
till “the crack of doom,” had not astonishment.
The sights and Store aud Postoffice. La Fayette; and,
Governor Pennoyer, on his recent sounds of the tinware recalled to get a firat-elasa waten, clock, jewelry
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or apectaclea, at an unprecedented low
visit to the national capital, given them the fact that this was the rate and, where you will find at all
H m permanently located in Ijtfayetl
the matter his personal attention. tenth anniversary of their wedding, time« a large asaorlment of goods of
the beat quality in my Jin» of busi
He found out where the claims were and they were remembered in this ness.
EOCTS, SHOES.
Watcteg. Clock« A Jewelry repair
lying. They were in the war de- way. They were then invited out
ing a specialty—and all work war
partment -whereas they should have to supper, which consisted of oys ranted.
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been placed in the treasury depart ters, crackers, pickles, cake, etc.
Juue, 24. ’87. | z
tST All work warranted to give Bati
ment for auditing. They were fol After supper the company repaired
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Thirteen years practice nt horseahoeiq
lowed up and kept before the minds to the parlor and spent the evening ’ NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
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G. H. Westerf
of the department until it now in social conversation, recitations,
seems there is a prospect for the etc.
speedy adjustment of the matter, so
The fourteenth annual convent
long delayed. A recent communi tion of the Woman’s Christian Tem
Is Still at Lafayette! Sell
For Fall and Winter Wear,
cation from the treasury depart perance union held in Nashville,
or. l . - vzcocise
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ment to Gov. Pennoyer informs him Tenn., in November, was distin
—With1 a Fresh Arrival of—
that “the claim will be taken up guished by remarkable spirit, hope-'
and adjusted during the present fu]ncg8 an(] hard work. A telling
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After you have examined elaawhere,
session of congress in time for an
by the president, Miss
Call and nee ng. We will «elPl'ou Bet
ter. Boot« and Shoes than you can buy
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appropriation for its payment should ' Frances £. Willard, was one of the I
in Yamhill County for less money. If
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a balance be found due the state, tnost widely noticed features of the j
vou are in the habit of going to l’ortl.-uid or
elsewhere
session.
Perhaps
it
shoid
be
men-
J-J-HEMBREE,
Proprietor,
It is said to be the intention of
With Your Cash, Try Us,
Gov. Pennoyer, in ease an appropri- tionc-d too, that Miss Willard’s
And see if you cannot eave money by
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BOOTS, SHOES, Etc.
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conveyance.
presiding officer was com
trading at home.
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Charge« Reaeouable.
next legislature that it be expended ; mented upon by the masculine ob ; tLT'Jlv
Harris & Haney.
hack« connect« with the daily train«
My stock is all clean and new, as4i
in building a portage road between servers of the convention as some . to oarrr reneenger« to and »rom the depol,
guarantee at all times
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The Dalles and Celilo, by the state. thing most remarkable. That the
He can arrange it so as to make it W. C. T. U. appreciates itf pres
Jive me a trial. Respectful]
a godsend for. eastern Oregon, and ident her overwhelming majority at
J. L VICK«
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at the same time do no injury to reelection demonstrates.
FEED AND SALE STABLE,
the balauce of the state. If he can
The Lafayette Flouring Mil]
The river steamer Isabel too* a large | run on
full time until further T.B NELSON. Proprie or.
do so, so much more to his credit,
load of wheat from the warehouse of notice.
and thanks to the careful and zeal, Suiter A Daniel on Tuesday.
MAC„
SUITER k DANIEL
ous efforts of Governor Pennoyer
Aiooir ■ozau
on behalf of his commonwealth.— '
sad vrvryUing in the Lirury hire is good ih»p> JOB
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»nd on short notie».
' Xstoria Transcript.
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Shot and Powder.
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Practical Horsesho
Deseased Feet Cured, Intel
Forging and Knee Hittii
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THE COUNTY SEI
The Lafayette Shoe Store!
I-iiTr-ersr Stable.
Notice.
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Lafayette Laundry. FREE TRIAL^X^te
E. E. Leslie, a conductor on the North
ern Pacific, was killed at Weston, on the
Cascade division, by being thrown under
U m ears.
Nervoae r>ebilitv. Involun
tary G—c: Refer«. Manhood. |1 a pkr: <
tor S5. Trio! ph 12c pontage. Free at o«ce.
Advice and eon—ftatioo on alt Prlrtte .nd
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Wathiug and Ironing done in a Firat Claaa Ch ionic liWeaw. hoe.
manner. Price, cheaper than any laundry in
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110 K. Warn Bared St, Cor. clank.'
Yamhill county. ag-Give on a eall.*M ISly
CHICAGO.
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Fong Wong & Sing Gee Props.
Lafayette
Transient «took left with me will receive U h
beet of rare >Bd attention.
Good and earefn) dy:vera employed,
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t Bl Bad my stable on Jrffersoo Street
between Second and Third.
8*I*,11,*8S.
Lnw Prices and Full Weigl
We make » SMCialty nt printing BII
Leiter Head» Stalertiente, Reoelja
kinds, Bal Invitation*, Prot-rammefc’
Cards Calling Cards, Envelope»,
a'l k ilda of work done in a Brat- law■
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