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F ia » S.
FRIDAY,
H axdi » o . PVBUSUB.
APRIL
20.
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DEMOCRATIC 'NOMINATIONS
WTATE TICKET.
For Congress.
I M. GEARIN’
Multnoreah
For Supreme Judge,
JOHN BURNETT ....
Benton
For Presidential Electors.
Multnomah
W. H. EFFING ER
Linn
W. R BILYEU
U matilia
E. K SKIPWORTH
THIRD JCDICTAt DISTRICT.
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For District Attorney.
GEO. W. BELT
Marion
Joint Representative,
C. V. KUYKENDALL. N. Yamhill
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
TION.
CONVEN
Notice is herby given that a dem
ocratic county convention for Yam
hill county. Oregon, ishereby
called, to meet at Lafayette. Oregon.
, pa W ednesday , M ay 2, 1888, at 10
«'clock, a. n£, of said day, for the
purpose of «tominating candidates
for the following offices, to-wit:
Two representatives, county clerk,
recorder. sheriff, county treasurer,
assessor. two county commissioners,
county school superintendent, sur
veyor and coroner, and to transact
such other business as may pçgperly
come before said convention.
Said convention will be composed
of 119 delegates, apportioned to the
various precincts on the vote. cast
for the democratic candidate for
congress at the election of 1886,
being one delegate for each precinct
and one for every ten and a fraction
over six votes so cast. In accord
ance with said apportionment the
respective precincts will be entitled
to the following representation:
’ Amity
Bellevue.
Carlton...............
Davton ..............
E Chehalem....
Laiavrtte
N McMinnville..
10S llcMinnvjlle 12
5 North Yamhilt 14
10
7 Sheridan ... .’
. 6
S» Willamina
5 Willamette... . 5
8
10 W Cliehalein
4
14 Dundee........
NR. TILDEN'S FLA TFORN.
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We are sorry to.potije tl.e osue-
The Atlanta Csasftrtitfoa make* . muo in the republican slate plat
form at all matter about the pay-
this Furprising rtateroent :
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,
Mr. Tilden dictated every word ment of the rebel debt; the pay
of the St Louis platfoym oif 1876. ment for the former, slave»; the re
Th* committee did not change a enslavement of the colored people,
single line and they were scrsible and the “flap-doodle” abunt the
for not doing so. There wa# no democrats stealing all the naeoey
such foolishness as free trade in it
Nor no such foolishness as “tariff in .the treasury. We must be ccm-
for revenue only.” His platform : soled for all these things by a faint
was successful and he was elected. I threat of business depression if the
We hare recently published the war tax of 47 per cent is cut down
tariff reform plank of the démo ¡to 38 per cent. And‘yet that is
j Keep* cavitanti y on hand a fi»,
cratie jtattfonri of 1876. upon which j whgt Dolph's party calls “free
mem of Fwniture oí every deaS»?
W. T. BÜBNEY.
Antique Bedroom setaT^H
Register.
Mr Tilden carried New York and trade.”— Evytnr Guard.
U aluirt Center table».
the country." but as our southern
FoldiUK Bed I ouh Í m
Notice for Publieatiou.
About the most unanswerable re
contemporary seerus ignorant of it,
»pring MattrS.
tort to the claim which is made
•
Eateiihioii^y
and it is good doctrine at this time
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Nume
It,’
that revenue ref >rpi means reduetd
We give it again:
wages
for
the
laborer
is
that
made
We denounce the present tariff,
levied upon nearly 4.0ÜÛ articles, as by an Irishman to whom a mill
a masterpiece of injustice, inequality owner said: “Pat. don’t you vote
Picture Frames,
and false pretense. It yields a the democratic ticket. > If that
Mouldings,
dwindling, not a yearly rising reve party wins, your wages will be re
Sniall Parlor „taad,
f Wall Bra,•ki'u/’ >
nue It has impoverished many
duced,
”
“
Devil
trust
ye.
now,"
Comb Cases,
industries to subsidize a few. “It
Mirror,,^
prohibits imports that might pur exclaimed Pat.' “If that's so. ye’d
chase the products of American . rote it. yourself”' Patrick is cor
labor. It has degraded American rect.— Ei,
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AND
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_ _______ of Heb*,„Oiv«on:
commerce from the first to an infer-,
On the fir« page of this paper <üfi
Ortr'*-
iôr rank on the high seas. It has
cut down the sales of American will be found the republican plat
manufacturers at home and abroad, form, adopted in Portland April S7*t
ALWAYS.
and depleted the returns of Amer
IN STOCK. -
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1
1th.
Our
readers
are
requested
to
First
‘
N'ational
Bank
ican agriculture—an industry fol
W. I. Westert«.
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lowed by half our people. It costs compare it with the. democratic
the people five times more than it platform publiriied a week ago.'and JACOB WORTMAN
President,
produces to the treasury, obstructs note the difference in tonei No one R. 1’. BIRD
Stab:
.Vit»President, I XuiTrer^r,
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the processes of production and
..
Cashier.
can read the republican platform Jan. WORTMAN
waste» the fruits of labor. It pro
Truurtaa r**a*-r*i Hash inc Ba.m*sa. D*
motes fraud and ^fosters smuggling, i without being struck with its flat pi»,!,
receiv'd -c'-t-rt to check, beli, eight
J. J. Hembree, Proprietor,
exctiaace «»1 t •lecres'iù trenefeik on New
enriches dishonest officials and ness and inconsistences.
York, Sen Frsacleeo aus Porbaad.
I am prepared to gire. rood a«om„ « l ..
ban krupts honest merchants. We
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aAort bouc *. tv ^«rwBB » »k,,
Joe Simon, who was instrumental
dfman'f'that all rustom-h<ns»e taxation
teams or
evo rej onee
'
Cbatye» líeeaoLable.
shall be only for rerenve.
in defeating Judge Waldo two years M c M innville national bank . UT Hr . hark»
evuueeu. with the
-
The terse and forcible denuncia ago. ha* been nomHiaied for the
to i-irrr Mee^r. U> ..t.d -rvm the öep«™
M MINTH ILLZ. OREGOX.
tion of the war tariff makes Presi state senate by Portland repub
Tranhauts a <’.en?ral Banking B ubhium .
dent Cleveland's message seem licans. The „bigger Judas a man
is. the more ready the party is to' Pre-kient
J. W. COWLS ‘
moderate and almost tame in com
crown him with laurels. But then,
parison. The. sort of “foolishness” it's “anything to keep peace in the Vice l*resiJent........... LEE LAUGHLIN FEED AND SALE STABLE
Cashier
».„ ;.......... CLARK BKALY
that Mr. Tilden’s platform did not family.”—Astoria Transcript.
Sell« •xcharge <>»• Portland, San PrancLco \T;B »A ELSOX. Propriety
contain was the demand which the
and New York.
Backles s Areica Salve.......
I&tereatallowed <>n time deposit».
Constitution and a few other demo
the ber. Mire io the worM tormv. brain?«.
Oflke h’iurs from 9 a m to 4 p rc ,
cratic journals now make—that the M>'e*. olrer». salt rheum,- fever soree. tetter,
SADDLE UUMftBH
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internal taxe» on whisky and beer rìtapped h&ude/chi'Liaina. corn*, and ali akin X). E. W1IUAMS,
R. B. HIBBS. lAd everything in the L'r.ry hire in|oedi^
erupt»*®*.
aud
pesjtively
rcre^
pile*,
or
no
par
and on abort notice.
be abolished in order to render im
jr^uired. It » gtia^atced u* give perfect sat-
Transient Mock left wjah me will rnoei.e *
practicable any, reduction in the irfa< tx*o, ¿r BDonev refunded Fho 2». cents
best
of
caie
and
attention.
Williams ani Hibbs;
Good and careful dr rent emp|,y^.
tariff taxes on the necessities of the per box, Far naie by J. M. Keltyi
Y
.11 find my stable on JelTerwsStlw
people. Mr. Tilden was too sound
between Second sod Third
SEW TO-DAÏ.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Ser-.
11,
’«IS.
-an economist and too god a demo
crat to. favor such a policy as this.
—A F. World. -
Parlor, Office and Dinn
Coffins
Undertakers
G-OOIDS
Lafayette
BIRO & GATES
The committee respectively rec
ommends that tie- precinct primar
ies for the election of delegates to
At the Session of the fruit grow
said convention be held on Satur
ers of .California, held at Santa
day, April 28,
W. L. B radshaw ,
Barbara, a resolution was adopted
Welfeep eonPUntly on hand
Chairman.
petitioning congress to appropriate
C has . G risse N, Sec.
TÏ
ufh. Z_>3LTg;e Stoclr of
not lees than »50,000 to be used
REPUBLICAN ISSUES.
by the department of agriculture
“I hope the republican party will for the purpose of sending experts
be wise enough to nominate a union to those countries where the fruit
soldier for the presidency, but I pests are known to have originated
doubt it Some prominent candi to discover’if possible their natural
dates are busily at work to secure enemies, the parasites, and intro Queensware.
the nomination by delegates from duce them into this country, also
Glassware.
Pipes.
the southern states, which can not that the department of agriculture
Tobacco.
cast an electoral vote for any repub be authorised to make actual ex
Cigars.
lican. As long as our candidate is periments here in the field and if
Boots and Shoes.
injur-4
possible
to
overcome
these
not' Selected by the delegates from
Hats and Caps.
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those states which must elect him. ious insects.
Canned Goods
Men’s Boys’ and Youths’
CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods.
the result will be doubtful.”— Sena-
tor Ingall», (Rep ),«’» « Letter.
The above is the true situation
expressed in a few words. It is an
admission that no republican can
didate* can be elected without the
bloody shirt accompaniment. No
republican not a union soldier has
been elected president since the
war. Ix>ok at the list, Gert. Grant,
reelected, Gen. Hayes and ’ Gerr
Garfield. Mr. Blaine, a civilian,
and one of the most popular states
men in the nation, was defeated in
1884. This was an experiment,
which the republican party will be
loth to repeat, as suggested in the
above paragraph. But present in
dications are that no soldier will
receive the republican nomination.
We believe that next to Blaine
John Sherman is the choice of the
republican party. With either of
these Mr. Cleveland will have an
easy walk-over. An effort will be
made-on the part of the democrats
to confine the discussion to living
issues, and if this is done Cleveland
and tariff reform will be victorious
.in November.
And GROCERIES.
Geo. W. Belt, prosecuting attor-
In fact al mart
ney of this judicial district, is a
candidate for re-election, having re- ’ ETTex3rt±xirxg-
I »ear tò>tbe Feminine heart, and
ceived the nomination at the Pen- (
dleton convention witbont opposi-.
tion. Mr Belt has given good sat-1Toman, woman or childcan be procured
¡»faction to his constituency for the A a Updrnplr 'Preinixa
past two vears. and if we are not 2X1
-Tl lCeS.
mistaken he will have the honor of
serving a grateful people for the and *<l'>are Dealing. Our
two years to come.
“
(Spring
Stock invite intending por-
_ . What astonishes the republicans'
to give u« a cai and
is the fact that democratic wool e^mine <«r” ”1*7^ PrOdUCO
taken in exchange for goods, for which
The Only First Class
Tail. Ting H^al .lislnnent in the County,
ff^-'jood work and low prices.
M’MINNVILLE,
The Lafayette Shoe Store!
OREGON
«-«7.
A r* no w reeeivif
We try to art square, good peojde don’t
stare, nor think that w e care that compet
itor- blare. We treat the world fair and
ciirrjE air of eoavicUoa, you’ll swear,
when you visit
us where oil r
store shows the
rare.richest bar
gains to spare.
Our goods al
ways fresh, all
pure, and all the
best our profits
are bare; v e al ;
ways will dare,
our stock tocom-
pare with all
wlio dispair oi
trying to liearyi
candle in air to
compete with
n
the fair, honest
UreR^n. efforts of ingr-
°
chants who deal
on the Square.
THE
SQUARE!
Geo.
McMinnville,
their Spring godi
in ¿adié*. Mta.
»nd Children!
Shops aid Slippoi
It carriel lb
Bent Filling Goui
»nd *
Is the Place
where Gent«. Youths and Bova can find un
thing in bouts and shoe» that yoairutira
uricea as low as ynu are paying f r poor chap
goods that yon have to throw away before nt
tret them well broke to your foot. Ititthe bed
Place
To go for Foot wear
in YambilfConnty.
Harris & Haney.
J. Mattey
—DEALER IN—
DRY GOODS!
-AND—
U Merchandise
growers from Eastern Oregon, who we will pay al) the market will justify.
were on th? committee on platform Lafayette.
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Oregon:
at the democratic state convention,
Nstice for Psklicatisw.
heartily supported the resolution
Highest possible prices paid
L and Own at Dwsnx- Crev i
endorsing Cleveland’s tariff views.
for all kinds of far.n produce.
For every democratic wool grower I
lost there will be three republican
stock men gained— Albany Demo
crat.
K H
A. B. Westerfield,
John M. Gearin. democratic can
didate for congress, has commenced
hi» canvass of the state, beginning ,
at Ashland. It is to be regretted
that Mr. Hermann cannot join him
in the discussion of national' Ques
tions
DEALER IS
HARDWARE,
Lafayette
¡ToSquirrils and Gophers
: J(ad« by a new pro««», never fail«
1 satisfaction. Every can warranted orn^
refunded.
The CHEAPES . be< a****T
(Prepared »n such a way that aqi'irrih *«« "
preference to green gra e. etc-
cane sold last year
A«k y&<ir drnge**** g
er for it, and taae no otbrt