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LAFAYETTE, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17,188£.
L. VII.
NO. 28.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
tutional amendment, it would still
need to be ratified by three-fourths
of the state legislatures before it
could become a law.
In the house there is another bill
which provides that the congress
shall open on the first Monday in
January and the time of final ad
journment shall be at noon^n the
31st of December. This would
practically make a continuous ses
sion for thé two years term, with
only such recesses as the two houses
might agree to. ^So it is' impossible
to know just what theaiew law will
finally be, but there is little doubt
that the existing order of things
with reference to the official terms
of the president, vice-president, sen
ators and representatives will be
changed by the present congress.
Two brands of cigars, made by
rival firms in Binghampton, N. Y.,
(From our Regnier Correspondent)
have been named “The Bill Nye.”
-^Williams andHibbs.^-
-ATr-..
W ashington , Feb. 3, 1888.
One of the firms says its cigars are
OREGON
(ITE,
In their frantic efforts to manu
named after Mr. Bill Nye of Bing
MERCHANT TAILORS.
—BY—
facture a little much needed cap
hampton. The other brand ia
ital this week, the desperate repub
FRNAKS. HARDING.
named ^for Bill Nye, the W orld ’ s
licans of the liouse unwittingly fell
humorist, and with his consent. _Jn
Tailoring Establishment in the County. into a snare; from which thfcy found
uVBSCRIPTION RATES.
a letter granting permission for this
^J^T’GooiF^ork and low prices.«jHV
„.„er year. inad.snce............... ft 00
it impossible to extricate them
use of his name the famous funny
¿«ix month«
,y,.ix
month, in
io advac».
advac.............. 1 00 M’MINNVILLE,
OREGON. selves. They introduced a resolu
man says that “a boy in Ohio, two
July 22-87.
tion to investigate the' business
red at the postoftke in Lufayette. ..... ■
in Iowa, a quick colt in Kentucky,
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as second class matter.
of Public Printer Benedict.
a curly-faced bull in Minnesota, a
Zui-versr Sta.’ble. methods
This official at once responded to
mine in Leadville, a town in Wis
OFFICIALJJIRECTORY.
the inquiry in a manner that was
consin and. a brand of chewing to
UNITED 8TATE8.
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fperfectly convincing - and satis
bacco in South Carolina” already
.Grover Cleveland
it.............. ............... 4
J. J. HEMBREE, Pr prietor.
. ,Tho*. F. bayard
factory.
V of Stat?....
bear his name. Speaking of the
iCbaa. 8. Fairchild I am prepared to give good accomn odation on
y of Treasury
It had been alleged that he was
.......... W.F. Vila»
y of the Interior.
Binghampton cigars named in his
short notice, to persons wishing
,.Wm C. Kndic V
y of War...
teams or conveyance.
in arrears, yet it was shown that
. . . W. C. Whitney
honor he says, in a later epistle:
y of Navy ......
Charge»
Reasonable.
.lion M. Dickinson
1er General.........
hacks connects^witli the daily trains every bill introduced in either house
“The cigars you have seen fit to
. .A. H. Gatland to D^"Mv
j General............
carry na»Beiigers to and from the depot.
M orriaon B. Waite
or senate up to the day before had
...................
decorate with my name seem to be
c JNOBEhBIOMl..
been received by the printer, and in ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL VETO. thoroughly fluent and first-class.
\IJ H Mitchell
THE COUNTY SEAT
•
.......... •■•••• i J. N. Dolph
the document room was completely
They are good for home consump
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— WILL NOT—
Binger Hermann
ntativa..................
President Cleveland has forbid—
indexed
for use and reference.
tion or any other disease.”
STATE.
Go
to
NEWBERG
.................... Sylvester Pennoyer
Then, upon motion of Mr. Spring I was going to say it, but that ugly
This
year,
but
W. McBride
•y.-......................... .Geo*
Joseph Pulitzer, editor and pro
..... G. W. Webb MOORE BROS’ DRUG STORE er, the investigation was extended word is not used in the friendly re
¡bile Instruction.. . ... .E* B. McElroy
lations which exist between the prietor of the New York World, is
so
as
to
include
the
term
of
Mr.
Is
there
with
a
full
line
of
,.
..
Frank
Baker
inter..................................
( W. W. Thayer,
two—has requested Mrs. Cleveland in Pasadena, California, with his
Fresh, Clean and Pure Drugs, Rounds, (the late republican print
, - Win. P. Lord,
(Judgar.
(IL 8. bUälian.
And'Family Medicines. Also
er), despite" the protest of tho min- not to have any more pictures taken. family, and may visit Oregon be
DISTRICT.
—-TOI LET-ARTIC LES........ orUy again st inv es t igating t he do*-' Healoea not. like the disagreeable fore hb returns east. Overwork
——— 7/. H. P. B0W T
publicity which his fair wife’s fea brought on partial blindness and he
,..................... -,................. Geo. W. Belt
A full line of Machine Oils of all Grades and ings of a dead man.
* 7. / /. ..................... VV. L. BradBba w Price» to snit the times.
It is probable that the fires of tures have received in advertising was confined to the house and un
county .
Paints and Oils
. 7.
.777?. E. Tairiglfary Cannot be obtained cheaper outside of Portland partisan strife will soon blaze fierce schemes. Mrs.' Cleveland never able to use his eyes for several
. .........
....... Geo. W. Briedwell than we sellXor. Give us a call.
ly._forth in the house over the gave any photographer a special weeks. Then he tried to cany on
.......
...T. J, Harris
6.52tf
MOORE BROS.
W,
VV.
Nelson
•f,
White-Lowry election contest iron» right to her picture, but sat for her his work by the assistance of read
.Wyutl HarriB
..
J.
I).
Fenton
Indiana.. The democratic majority own pleasure and that of her ers anti, an amanuensis, but his
t............
AFFLETOrrS’
Í George Horsey
■wer.
of the committee on elections have friends. I think she has been physicians demanded absolute rest,
............... J J. S. llibb»
TOWN.
agreed to a report, recommending photographed at all the leading hence his trip to the Pacific coast.
John Thompson
■’ i Thomas Hustou
Prince’s she sat In the meantime his wonderful
the unseating of White, on the galleries here,
Trustees. ............... 'MJ Karnsey
for
forty.
.
different
negatives. It newspaper, which has always been
I Henry Hopkins
ground that he failed to boeome
IZ E Perkins
naturalized within the'time'specified was on a very hot day last summer the -friend of this coast, moves
. „...7..... - ■
Carpenter
....... li W Dunn
by the law—he being a native of and she went accompanied by her majestically along, piling up its /
. . W. W. Nel.ou
>r...
mother and remained in (lie Btudio daily circulation figures and keep
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vacant,
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Containing Over Twenty Thou
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had,” said Mr. Prince enthusiastic
election.
sand Articles on Promin
fhdicale the publishers may continue to
Information comes of ths _ap- *
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“and shenever once lost her
>ni antiipll arrears are paid.
Should tho republicans lose the
ent People.
proaching formation of an Arms
«nbscribers neglect to or refuse to take
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seat, which is almost certain tn the temper. She poses herself like an manufacturing trust. There is al
eu directed, they are held responsible
event
of a new election, that party artist, and gave us less trouble ready a Cartridge trust Various
f have settled „their bill an*’ ordered
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ATENTS
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announced in a way that is calcu
“ coarts have decided that refu-ing to many, and Belgium.
of the United States, if the election
riodicals from the office or removing
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art,
To citizens of the Pacific Btates lated to carry consternation to the
ring them uncalled for is prima facie
music, science or invention will be omitt should be thrown upon the house.
s of intentional fraud..
during
the past week, and reported community at large. But there is
»-postmaster who neglects to give the ed.
They have but one majority of the
itice of the neulect of a person to take
expressly for this paper by C. A. one important trust forming that
vote by states. From such a stand
b office the paper addressed to him, is
Sold only by subscription.
Snow <fc Co., patent lawyers, oppos bears with it a cheerful suggestive
Iso to the publisher for the subscription
point, this contest assumes national
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importance and will, be one of the
CHURCH NOTICK,
Oregon—N. L. Raber, Corvallis, and that is the Store trust. All
great events of the session.
amalgamator; D. L. Remington, the other trusts will be similarly
tea will be held at the following t mes
Aspiring statesmen have showered
ce< by the M. E. pastor in charge of the
Woodburn, traction engine. Cali designated in a reasonably short
le circuit:
tariff bills to the number of three
inday—11 a. m. West Chehalem; 3 p.
fornia—D. Chapel, San Francisco, time if public opinion continues to
I ps ;
hundred upon the ways and means
hand car; D. B. Gemmill, Red intensify at its present rate.— N. Y.
D-iay-Lafayette, morning and evening,
committee. Still the astttte mem
ndav—II a. m. Pike school house; Sat-
DEALER IN
Bluff, harvester! J. Paterson, San World. —t----- --------------
veuing previous, at Anderson’s school
ber, whose duty it is to present
Francisco, instrument for testing
The Standard ail company has
indny—ll a. m. Carlton; 3 p. m.--------
these measures, will find little
h. Lafayelte. Preacher in charge.
crank shafts.
eee
l
e
haedise
swallowed
the business of Wm.
trouble in separating the wheat
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.
Washburn
& Sons, of St. Louis,
—W est Chehalem, Oregon,—‘
e services wi’l be conducted by Rev.
On Tuesday Senator Dolph called
from the chaff.
if the Presbvterian church, as follows:
whose
tank
line into Alabama and
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i As yet the Louisiana delegation up his bill in the senate which ap
hbath of each month at Lafayette.
j"
14tb Sabbaths at Zena.
«
Wishes to inform the people of have been unable to come to an propriates $500,000 for the erection Mississippi practically controlled
bbath at McCoy. All cordially invited.
West Chehalem, aud vicinity, agreement as to what ^hall be done of a public building in Portland, the turpentine products of those
that
he keeps on hand, a com with sugar in the new tariff bill. and which has twice passed the states. This gives the Standard
J. Burt Moore»
plete stock of
This anxiously awaited measure, senate. The first bill appropriated oil company control of all the tank
IYSICIAN AND SURGEON, '
by the way, is being very carefully $250,000 and the second $350,000, age in St. Louis and a virtual
considered, and it iB thought _ by -but neither of these bills was monopoly of the turpentine trade of
Newberg
Oregon.
GROCERIES. HATS, CAPS.
the south.
those in a position to know most passed by the house. For a third
J. C. MICHAUX,
about its character that it will pass time Senator Dolph has brought
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer re
LAFAYETTE, OHEGON-
.»d TINWARE. Io laet every- the house and be satisfactory to the up the bill, this time for $500,000 fers to the Hon. Singer Hermann as
and lias'secured its passage.
thing usually found in acountry country.
<
the representative in congress from
an active experience of nine years
«aervicea to the people ot Lafayette
store; which he proposes to sell
Although the proposition to re
Oregon. It is mistaken in the
■ounding country.
A
Lansing,
Mich.,
dispatch
says:
as cheap as can be bought in duce letter postage to one cent had
1,W.
name.
The Oregon^ representative
“Old Buckskin,” the horse ridden
Yamhill County.
its fate sealed for the time by an
is
the
Hon.
Hinger Bormann, the
by Lieut. Baker, of this city, in
market price paid for produce.
C. Stepixens,
adverse senate report, the subject,
champion
bill-introducer
of this
pursuit and capture of Wilkes
He has also two farms for »ale, on reason
Banquo’s ghost, “will not
congress.— Tacoma New«. ■
able terras, also, stock of good« and buildings, like
Booth,
died
here
Friday.
His
skin
also | acre of ground. For further particulars
down.” More penny postage bills
call on the undersigned at hi« «tore
will be mounted and placed on ex
Republicans generally think that
J. D. C arter , West Chehahm,
are
being prepared and will be in
Yamhill County. Oregon.
hibition in the state museum.
Blaine’s letter does not mean what
troduced and voted upon again dur
Jafa,3rette, Oreg-ozx.
Portions of the Andes seem to be it says. The Oregonian thinks re
ing this congress.
publican chances “improved, pos
» fi^tclasR stock of watches, clock»,
The senate has again voted for sinking, the altitude of Quito hav-
and $pec taele» and sella at unprecedent
diminished 76 feet in 122 years, sibly, by Blaine’s letter of declin
the opening of congress on October
ation.”
_
15th., and the closing of the short ; and that of another peak 218 feet.
’» Clock« and Jewelry repairing a spec- Fong Wong & Sing Gee Props.
ualty—All work warranted.
Oregon will undoubtedly receive
Should 1 A crater has s,unk 425 feet in 25
Washing and ironing dona in a Firat Claw session on April 15th.
!▼« me a call.
manner. Price, cheaper than anv lanndry tn this pass the house, being a.consti- • years.
a large immigration this year.
Yamhill county. »-Gire ua a call.-»» 13 ly
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