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LAFAYETTE, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 30,1888..
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UNITED STATES.
........................Grover Cleveland
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CHURCH NOTICK,
trvices will be held at the following t mes
places by the M. E. pastor in charge of the
'ayetie eircuit:
»t Bunday—11 a. in. West Cbehalem; 3 p.
Dundee;
i Bunday— Lafayette, morning and evening.
I 8unday—11 a. m. Pike school house; Bat*
7 eveuing previous, at Anderson's school
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>. a. Lafayette. Preacher in charge.
PKKSBYTKBIAN 8EK VICES.
rfoo Services wi*I be conducted* by Rev.
J, of the Presbyterian church, ns follows:
Sabbath of each month at Lafayette.
I and 4th Sabbaths at Zena.
I Babbath at McCoy. All cordially invited.
J. Burt Moore,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OR.J. C. MICHAUX,
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
liar an active experience of nine years
vbb services to the people ot Lafayette
surrounding country.
T. Q. Steplxens,
PRACTICAL
taker and Jeweler,
X->atfa.yette, Oxeg-oxi.
F»»firatclaM stock of w»tcbe>. clock»,
7 »ad >p»cUcle» and sella al unpreoedent-
' Price,.
ns, Clocks sad Jewelry repairing n spec-
■alty—All w»rk warranted.
Give me a all.
T. C, 8TEPHEKB.
NO. 34.
payment can take any action to
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
—complained of
rectify xv_
the i_«
injustice
(From oor Bcgolar Corroapondenl.)
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by Mr. Davenport.
W ashington , March 16,1888..
Senator Colquit’s speech made Mas. F. A. M orsis , Press Superintendent,
Newberg, Oregon.
Thanks to the republican obstruct- , early this week was Btrongly in
ionista, Mr. Mill’s tariff bill has not favor of revenue reform as outlined
“THE OLD, OLD STORY.”
been reported to the house. The in the president’s message. He
“We are so tired of temperance,
time is being well put in however, said it is time now for the distinct .
it is such an old story; what more
by the friends of the measure in assertion of democratic" principles,
can be said upon the subject?” etc.'
missionary work among the few the hearty maintenance of them <
These are some of the remarks that
misguided democratic members who and the redemption of democratic
we often hear in reference to the
worship still at the shrine of pro­ pledges. The reign of the opposing .
temperance work. It is very true
tection. It is now claimed that the principles had been long enough,
there is not much more can be said
number of democrats pledged to and had already gone far towards
upon the subject, but there is a
support the bill when it gets "before converting the country into a plu­
great deal more, to be done; and
the house is only five short of a tocracy. The high tariff policy had
true, it w an old story, so is the gos­
majority, and it is hoped that always been that of the tory party
pel story of salvation. And is not
enough republicans will vote for it in politics, the friend of class legis­
this the real aim of the temperance
to insure its passage.
lation and principle.
work, the salvation of immortal
But not much faith can be at­
Secretary Fairchild, in answer to souls? We read, “The fruit of the
tached to that hope. Republicans a request for his opinion on Senator
spirit is love, joy, peace, long-suffer­
seldom vote for a measure that is Sherman’s bill for the investment of
ing, goodness, faith, meekness, tem­
opposed by their leaders, no matter the funds for the redemption of na­
perance;" and the reverse side, the
what their own opinion may be—a tional bank notes, has written a
works of the flesh are these: “Envy-
political lesson which the democrats long letter on the «ubject to the
ings, murders, drunkeness, reveling,
have never yet learned. However senate finance committee. In dis­
etc. Which of all these vices so
Will Cntinue
it may result the democrats who be­ approving of the measure he points
prevalent, so ruinous as intemper­
lieve in keeping the pledges made out the bad results that would
ance? And could any of these vir­
to the people, propose making an probably follow its adoption. He
tues exist without intemperance?
honest effort to redeem those pledges. says “the alternate expansion and
Shall we then .grow weary of this
If they fail the cause of their fail­ contraction resulting from this bill,
TO BE
part of our Christian work? No!
ure will be apparent to all.
would, in my judgment only pro­ No! rather let us toil on, even
The latest applicant for Blaine’s mote speculation; not * healthful
though the work may be distasteful
mantle is Senator Halé, of Maine. business.” The secretary hits the
and the discouragements be very
He has been appointed phairman of nail squarely on the head. Any
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great. “We are soldiers enlisted to
senate committee to investigate financial measure proposed by John
fight against the wrong,” we must
Of Yamhill County. - the
the alleged 1 violations of the civil Sherman is sure to be in the inter­
expect to endure hardships, but we
service law by the democrats. This ests of his friends, the Wall street
are on the Lord’s Bide and we know
is expected to give him a boom. It speculators.
that his cause must prevail. Doubt­
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is more likely to develop into a
Washington is to have two nota­ less there are some Christian people
boomerang.
ble gatherings of women soon. On who tire of the theme because they
Á rumor was current here this the 25th inst., the Woman’s Inter­ feel that they have no personal in­
week that Senator Vest, of Missouri, national council will begin an eight terest in the matter. ThW may be
THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IS proposed retiring from public life at days session commemorative of the true of the present, but‘can any one
the end of the present term. The fortieth anniversary of the woman be sure of anything in the future?
senator brands the report as a false­ suffrage movement. On this occas­
Mother! has this subject no inter­
hood and states that he believes it ion distinguished women from for­ est for you? Is there- no darling
originated with the republicans, who eign countries will be in attendance. boy iri that home circle toward
Payable’During the Year.
would doubtless be very glad to see Then on April 3d the annual whose future you are looking with
him retire.
Woman Suffrage convention will be such fond anticipation? Are you
Senator Voorhees, who is very held.
sure, “as the years go by,” and he
fond of a joke, has lots of fun with
goes forth from your tender care
PATENTS GRANTED
■o
the republican senators who are
that he will be able to resist the
To
citizens
of
the
Pacific
states
known as candidates for the presi­
temptations of the saloon? Oh,
during the past week, and reported
dency. One day this week he had
expressly for this paper by C. A. wife! as you lean so securely upon
During the Present Session of Con­ a colored cartoon, entitled “just
Snow & Co., patent lawyers, oppos- that husband, are you sure that in
drawing them on,” which he was
gress
iti U. S. Patent office, Washington: an evil hour he will not yield to the
showing around the senate cham­
Oregon—L. J. Bergendahl, Pen- temptation? Have you, then, no
ber. It represented a fox lying on
interest in this matter?
the .ground, the head being that of ■ dleton, snow plow; F. J. Crouch,
But if perfectly secure from this
Eugene City, non-polarizing constant
Blaine. One eye was closed but
danger
ourselves, is there not some­
current battery. California—
Will Have a Regular Correspondent
the other was partly open and wore
thing
we
can do for others? Yes;
Bours, Stockton, map; F. W. Brann,
In Washington, whose Letters
a very wide-awake expression. A
are Reliable and In­
San Francisco, switch for electric we can give them our sympathy, if
flock of geese, each one wearing the
teresting.
light circuits; L. M. Clement, Oak­ nothing more. “We weep with
head of a republican presidential
land, operating cable railways; S. those who weep,” as they watch
candidate, Sherman in front, was
M. Fulton, Galt, windmill; J. Ja­ some loved one passing away . to
represented as approaching the re­
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cobs, San Francisco, railway tie; 8. that “better land,” where there is
cumbent fox. The geese included
Mendelson, Los Angeles, pickpocket no more “sorrow or sighing,” but,
Hoar, Evarts, Ingalls, Hiscock, De­
proof pocket receptacle; W. B. Wal­ oh! much greater the sorrow of
pew and several other would-be dron, Folsoir?City, seal lock; J. W. those who through the long, weary
REMEMBER THE
candidates. Everybody took the
Wairhflst, San Francisco, station in­ years are watching their loved ones
joke good naturedly, even the gen-
dicator; W. Wilt, Eureka, chair, going down, down to the world of
tlemert who were caricatured.
fish plate, and rail coupler com­ woe, with the feeling sometimes (as
Acting Secretary"*^hompson, of
far as human help is concerned)
bined.
the treasury department, one of the
that there is “no eye to pity and no
WIVES! MOTHERS! DAUGHTERS!
IS THE ONLY
best and most competent officials
arm to save.” Let our prayers go
Be your own physician I A ladv who ' up for such as these; let us give
ever appointed by Mr. Cleveland,
for years suffered from distressing female
has written a letter to the secretary complaints, weaknesses, etc., so common them our sympathy and speak to
of state, in reply to a communica­ to her sex, and had despaired of a cure, ; them words of encouragement and
finally found remedies wnicn completely
tion from Hon. Ira Davenport in re­ cured her. Any sufferer can use them , cheer; and let us not forget the
Paper in the County.
gard to an alleged lack of reciprocity and thus cure herself, without the I children whose lives are blighted by
aid of a physician. From feelings of
between the United States and Can­ gratitude she will send two prescriptions i this curse. Let us speak to them
ada in the importation of nursery —which cured her—and an illustrated ' words of kindness and do all in our
pamphlet entited “The Stepping-Stone to
products, such as plants, shrubs, Health,” and full instructions, sealed. . power to help them to resist the
etc., in which he says that the mat­ Address (with 2-cent stamp), Mas. W. C. ■ evil influences of their wretohed
H olmes , 858 Broadway, N. Y. (Name
ter is governed entirely by the laws his paper.)
TO ADVERTISERS!
homes.
13-ly
of the respective countries, our laws
“There are lonely heart* *a chariali,
Mr. L. M. Herren, of Turner, has a
While the days are going bye
admitting those articles free, while
There are weary hoil I h who peruh,
bird among his barnyard fowls which he
the Canadian tariff requires a duty
As the days are going by;
calls a mugwump. He says it is a verit­
If a smile we may renew
of twenty per cent, ad valorem on able croes between a Chinese, or Mongol­
As our journey we pursue, t
such articles. These being the facts ian pheasant and a chicken. The hen is
Oh L the good that we may do,
While the day* are going by.’
he does not see how the treasury de- fully developed and is now laying eggs.
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