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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1888
DEMOCRATIC
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COUNTY CONVEN
TION.
Notice is hereby given that a
Democratic county convention for
Yamhill county, Oregon, is hereby
called to meet at Lafavette, Oregon,
on Wednesday, March 21, 1888, at
llho'clock a. m. of said day, for the
purpose of electing six delegates to
the state convention to be held at
Pendleton, Oregon, April 3, 1888,
and to transact such other business
— aa may properly come before the
convention. Said convention-will
be composed of 87 delegates, ap
portioned to the various precincts
on the vote cast for democratic can
didate for congress at the election of
1886, being one delegate for each
precinct and one for every fifteen
and fraction over seven votes so
cast. In accordance with said ap
portionment the respective pre
cincts will be entitled to the fol
lowing representation: -
7:8. McMinnville
9
Amity .. ...........
10
Bellevue rrrrirr 4.Sorth Yamhill
fitsberidan......... 7
Carlton..............
7ÎW-'i—■— . . . 4
Dayton ...
4 Willamette......... 4
East Cliehalem
7 M'est Çbehalem "6
Lafayette ..
N. McMinnville. 10 Dundee >.............. 3
First National Batik.
LAFAYETTE
The national democratic commit
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tee met in Washington on U ednee-
JACOB
WORTMAN .....
President,
dav Io select a time and place for
STORE!
W. D. FENTON............. Vice-President,
holding the national convention ef
J mo . WORTMAN ........CNd»ter-
that party. July 3d was-chosen as !
Traaaacta a aeaeral Baaklng
poMta received .object ui check. Heli, eight
the time, after much opposition to
...L»,,. .nd t-lagraphlc tranafera on Now
so late a date. Speeches were made
York, Ban Franobco aud Portland.
Jana 24,1J-*
advocating the advantages of the
different cities wanting the conven
tion. On the first ballot the vote
was as follows: .San Francisco. 15;
W. I. yESTERFLELD, Prop.
Chicago, 13; St Louis, 14; Cincin
nati, 1; New York, 2-. The tenth
Keeps constantly on hand a fine assort
ballot showed but little change, be ment of Furniture of every description.
ing as follows: San Francisco, 17; Antique Bedroom nets.
Walnut Center tables,.
Chicago, 15; St. Louis, 14; Cincin
Folding Bed lounges.
Spring Mattresses,
nati, 1; New York, 0. The commit
Extension Tables,
tee adjourned until 10 a. m. Thura-
Nurse Kocker%
day without having selected a place.
San Francisco’s chances are very
bright and we believe she will g£t
Picture Frames,
the convention.
Mouldings,
FUR NITVRE
Parlor, Office and Dining
Small Parlor stands,
A terrible cyclone visited south
Wall Brackets,
Comb Cases,
western Illinois Sunday afternoon.
Mirrors, Etc.
In its path-was Mt Vernon, a town
of about' 3.000 people, one-half of
whom are now homeless. Thirty-
AND
five persons were killed outright,
and many more injured. Fire im
GOODS
mediately broke out among the
ALWATB
ruins and added greatly to the IN STOCK.
W. I. Westerfield.
desolation already accomplished by
the cyclone. The citizens havi
asked for help and Gov. Oglesby
has issued a proclamation calling
-DEALER IX«-
for money and supplies.
Coffins
Undertaker’s >
The committee respectfully rec
ommends that the precinct primar
ies for the election of delegates to
said county convention be held on
Saturday, March 17, 1888.
W. L. B radshaw ,
They have an attorney in a town up
Chairman.
the country who is worth employing—
THE TEXT.
A few days ago the New York
World remarked that it would be a
good idea to republish President
Cleveland’s message occasionally,
just to show the republicans what
it contains. They gay it advocates
free trade,' and so forth. It would
be more consistent for them to
stick closer to the text. President
Cleveland has been' misrepresented.
He is not a free trader. He is a
tariff reformer and is not afraid to
say so. If his party in congress
will carry out his views on this
question the country will be greatly
benefited. This is a threadbare
theme, but until it is disposed of by
proper legislation it will not down.
The cause for the high tariff no
longer exists. We are informed
that the war is over. The govern
ment does not need this high tariff,
and it is continually robbing Peter
to benefit Paul. It is doing more
than that; it is taxing a large num
ber of consumers to benefit a small
number of manufacturers. Farm
ers are especially interested in tariff
reform. Everything used on the
farm has i to pay a certain per cent
^‘to protect” the manufacturer. If
the wheat producer of the great
west is willing to bear the burden
of the tariff he should vote for the
party of “protection.” If he is de
sirous of reducing his expenses on
the necessaries of life and the farm
he should vote for the party of tar
iff reform.
A HEAVY SUIT.
THIS SPACE
Is reserved for Bird & Gates,
who areljausy opening new
goods. Watch this ~~-
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space.
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THE
flMERIC
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Buitifolly lllistrated. 25 ch.
rr» •cers.-THR A merican
fivea pTrftsrenca te national topic» at
its bUratur« and art ar« <f the bi*
Famou» American writer» fill it» pa«
vari»tj of interesting »ketch«» of trsi
nr«, ««rial and «bort stone«. deecrtpL
our famooa countrymen and woman, L
the foremoHt problem« of the period,
this Magarino ta
Distinctively Representativa of
American Thought and
It ia acknowl«drad by tba prvaa and pal
J. Mattey
moat pepalar aud entertaining <
•Inna monthllea.
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IMPORTANT.?,
llleMreled Prvmlem LIM, u. I
rv.e.nl, I.
er V.ln.M.
I. Cieb Kelwn, will be M,(
la«., ir IM. roper la eaeelleecA
DRY GOODS!
especially when it comes to writing mort
gages. Recently the county clerk was
—AND—
recording one of the attorney’s Instru
ments when he was surprised to find
this declaration at the end: “All mort
gages and parts of mortgages in conflict
with this mortgage are hereby repealed.”
It is worth the while of a man wishing to
mortgage and re-mortgage property to . Highest possible prices paid
fall in with as able a jurist as this. And for all kinds of farm produce.
then to think of it j-the people of his
county actually defeated him for the
legislature but a few years since.—As
toria Tranteripi.
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1869
1887
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The Register J. M. Kelty,
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OFFICE.
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TAXPAYERS, PLEASE TAKE No
tice that the taxes are now due. Call
and settle the same immediately and
save costs of forced Collections.
T. J. HARRIS, '
2S-4t
Sheriff.
ar TRIAL 'j/piaKn •'ui.iClTED ~aa
Lafayette
FEED AND SALE STABLE,
Stoves and tee!
T. B XELSON. Proprie or.
I am prepared tn furnisti
CARRIAGES
•AOOLB HUBSEA,
- - Ogn.
.......... Dealer in...........
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
W, make a specialty ef printing Bill Head«.
Letter Heads Statements, Receipts, of all
kinds, Bal Inritations, Programmes, Btuineas
Cards Calling Cards. Envelopes, Rosters and
a'l kinds of work done in a first- lass office.
TAX-PAYERS, ATTENTION!
LaFayette
PERFUMERY.
Soap*. Comb« and Broabea. Trnsaas, Suppor
ter«, Shoulder Brace« Fancy and Toilet Article»
B'oks and Stationary, Clock and Wathen,
Plated and Gold Jewelry
Patent Meflieine«, etc.. Family Medicine».
GOOD8 WARLENTED AS REPRESENTED
BOOTS, SHOES,
Niw
Th» njoatXaX popular 1
/ . P»P*r d*voted to »Aienco. .
ffioeennr. diacoveriM, invention
•ver published. Evwynumbvr il
•plcndid «Hkcravinr».
publie«
a most valuable encycloflbdii of info,
»° P**»» should be without. Th»
the Semen no A meric am is such
dilation nearly «qui» that ef «U <
‘/V.,ai*co"‘h,ne‘L Price. $3.20aj
tonnb«. «o»d brail newadeaivrv,
PubiuhOTa, Ko. 561 Broad««?. ».
TENTS, g
th» Patent Office, and
more than One Hun<
»nd application« for
mted States and fn
Caveats. Trade-Mart
^•aenments. and all «
•ecnnnj to inventer» tlieii
United States, Canada, ht
Germany and other foreign
pared at abort notice andon n
Information as to obtetfltai
fully <iven without charge,
information »ent free, pal
through Munn A Co. are noticed iu
American free. The advantage of
well understood by all p«nons who t
•"S&mVxx a co, oe.
A merican , XI Broadway, hew Ï
czi
HACKS,
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«nd everything in the Livery hire in good shapi
and on short notice.
Transient «toek left with me will receive th<
beat of care and attention.
Go<d and carefnl dr vers employed,
I
.11 find my rt.jble on Jefferaou .Street
etwees Second aud Third.
Ser M 1,1».
THIS is the top ot
of the
uine
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Pearl
Top
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Chimney, all others a
are imitations.
This is
After you have examined elsewhere,
exact lab
Call and see us.
We will sell you Bet
ter Boots and Siloes than you can buv
each one i
in Yamhill County for less iuoney. if
Pearl
vou arV in the habit of going to Portland or
elsewhere »
Chimeja
With Your Cash, Try Us,
The <
And see if you cannot save money by
may
say
trading at home.
think he 1
Harris & Haney.
good, but he has not
O. E. WIILIAM8,
R. B. HIBBS-
Insist upon the exact
and top.
Williams andHibbs.ES- GEO. A. MACBETHS
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
For Fall and Winter Wear,
The Lafayette Shoe Store!
R. P. UNGERMAN,
as jcs T received a large axd
H
w til »elected etock of Stove» and Tin
ware, and propose« to sei! rbeep-r than ant
house In the county. Everything kept do hand,
J. J. HEMBREE, Pr prietor.
and repairing done eatiafactorlj. and with oof
delay
I ia prepared to give good aceom<> nd*tion on
S*pt.». t-f.
short notice, to person« vtoh.ng
team-» or conveyance.
L afayette ,
O regon .
Charge« ReaaoLabie.
Z2Z“Mv back« connect« with the dai!v trains
to carry naasengers to and from the depot.
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^FFLETTCNS'
The amount of money involved in
the four cases of the Oregonian rail
DEALER IN----------
way company, limited, against the
O. R. A N. C o ., recently decided by
Judge Deady in the U. 8. circuit
—rWest Chehalem, Oregon,—
•court is 1272,524. By the terms of
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THE ONLY NATIONAL STANDARD.
a lease consummated in 1883 de
fendant to the above action agreed Wishes to inform the j>eople of
Tailoring Establishment in the County.
\\ est Chehalem, and vicinity,
to pay plaintiff semi-annually the
C^T’Good work and low prices.
ContaiHiug
Over
Twenty
Tliou-
that he keeps on hand, a com
sum of $68,131, but afterward re
sand
Articles
on
Promin
M’MINNVILLE, - - OREGON,
plete stock of
anly 12-87.
pudiated the lease on the ground of
ent People.
having had no power to make it,
THE COUNTY SEAT
and therefore refused to meet the
This standarii work is tlie onlv National
GROCERIES. HATS. CAPS.
—WILL MOT—
_ seiui-annual rental.
< yclopasha of Biography in this country
and is worthy to rank with the great na Go to NEWBERG
8uit was first made in the United
tional works of its kind iu the Old World
Thia year, but
States circuit court in 188^4, when an<4»TIN WARE. In fact every now is-ing published in England. Cie/
BIOORE
BROS
’ DRUG STORE
many,
and
Belgium.
thing usually found in a country
Judge Deady rendered a decision
No name eminent in literature art
Is there with a toll liae of
store;
which
he
proposes
to
sell
favorable to plaintiff, and has since
i music, emence or invention will be omitt-
Fresh, Clean and Pure Drugs,
as cheap as can be bought in
been repeated at the stated inter
And Family Medicines. Also
Yamhill County. «^.Highest
val. The matter in the first place
8old only by subscription.
market price paid for produce.
TOILET ARTICLES.
was appealed to the supreme court,
w. W. BECK
A toll line of Machine Oils at all Grades and
He baa eleo two fame tor «ale. on reaaon
Prices
to snit the lime«.
which tribunal will decide the case •Ma tens«, also. .lock of good, and bgildian 14-
Soliciting Agent.
Mao ) acre of gronad. For farther partkaUre ,
during the coming April term.— call
Paints and Oils
on the endenunad at hi« More.
Cannot he obtained cheaper onUide of Portland I
J D. Carre« Weet Chebabm.
Wrw.
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Cyclopaedia of American
Biography.
G ebe ^’ l M e ^ ghaddise
The Only First Class
DRY GOODS,
BOOIN & SHOES
k-ahill County, Oregon.
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'ban we sell for. Give oa a call.
MOORE BRO«
f
ADVERTISE
can learn the exact
of any proposed
advertising in Am
napers by addf.
oeo. P. Rowell &
Newspaper Advertising ■
IO Spruoe St., New V«*
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