the wool growers do not need
tection; without it they can make a
F rank 8. H ardiku , P ubli 6 hkb . larger profit than the man engaged
it» any other rural pursuit. He
FRIDAY, * MAY
25, 1888.
said the greatest need of the times
is to get men to read and think
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
about this important ^ut'Btion;
, wanted uo one to take his state
Fo? Congress,
ments al
alone, but all should read
J. M GEARIN, Multnomah.
: menta
For Supreme Judge,
q and find 1 out for themselves. The
JOHN BURNETT, Benton.
democratic choir furnished some
For Presidential Ele. tore,
fine selections at these meetings,
W. H. EFFINGER, Multnomah
which were appreciated by all.
W. R. BILYEU, Linn,
Lafayette Shoe Store!
The Oreg-on ISeglster
E. R. SKIPWORTH, Umatilla.
Irish, of the Alta, <-omes to Ore
"For District Attorney 3d Judicial District, gon to wag his jaws for Cleveland.
It is reported he will bring a sack
GEO. W. BELT, Marion.
to buy up a few bog-trotters.— Yam
Joint Representative,
hill Reporter.
C. V. KUYKENDALL, North Yamhill.
Voters of Irish extraction, how
do you like the above? Will you
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
allow your gpod names to be thus
For Representatives,.
tarnished with the base insinuation
GEO. W. BRIEDWELL.
that your votes can be bought? In
E^SELPH.
this land of liberty, where a man’s
R. L. HARRIS.
best and noblest right is to cast his
Recorder,
vote as he pleases, the intimation
JOHN THOMPSON.
that any class or nationality will
Sheriff,
Bell that right should be resented,
T. J. HARRIS.
and we believe will be.
Commissipners,
asm
•
C. G. SCOTT,
A vote for R. L Harris for clerk
HENRY GEE.
is a vote for a man every way
Treasurer,
DR. G. W. GOUCHER.
qualified for this position. He has
«
Assessor,
had business experience and will
L. F. HALL.
justify your confidence if you elect
School Superintendent,
him.
C. C. LINDEN.
Surveyor,
H. 8. MALONEY.
Coroner,
DR. G. rt. SMITH.
SPEECHES POLITICAL.
We are surprised that, the Re
porter should admit that the gov
ernment still exists.. Does it know
that Cleveland has been president
for more than three years?
NEW PRICES !
Are now receiving
their Spring good«
in Ladle«. Miree«.
end
Children'«
Shoe*and Slipper«
It carries the
Be-t Fitting Goods
V
. we-. . • -
__
1CCOUÏ1
Having Just returned from the EAST with a Mapimouth STOCg
Is the Place
where Gents. Yooths and Bova ran find any
thing in boot« and shoes that you want; and
price« as low as yon are paying f.-r poor cheap
good« that you have to throw away before you
get them well broke to your foot. It ia the best
Place
«
To go^br Foot wear
General Merchandise,
Carlton and vicinity,
, I
Which is now offered to the People of -
At Prices that defy Competition.
ods, Clothing, Gei
Complete Stock of General Merchandise, of
Every Description, in Yamhill Co.
y
in Yamhill County.
Harris & Haney.
re of all ICinds leapt
Highest Prices Paid for Farm Produce of all®
We respectfully invite ait to come and examine our goods and ascertsh
before purchasing elsewhere.
W. «. HOK,
H. w. sini
M c M innville
national bank .
m ’ m INNVILLE,
ToSquirrils and Gophers!
I Made by a new prooeea, never fails to give
I aatiafaciion. Every can warranted or money
I refunded.
Tbe CHEAPES . be< anae the beet.
Prepared in each a way that equirrile eat it in
! preference to green gra a. etc. Over 50.000
' cans «old last year- Auk your druggist or deal
! er for it» and fane no other
30*43
OREGON.
First National Ba
-------- O» x’MINNVILLl, OB.,
JACOB WORTMAN
Transacts a General Banking Business.
R. P. BIRD..........
President............................ J. W. COWLS
J no . wortjman
Vice President............. LEE LAUGHLIN
Transact« a ganrral Bai k ini;
Cashier............................ CLARK BRALY
Pells exchange on Portland, San Francisco
and New York.
interest illowed on time deposits.
posit« received .object to check B«lii
exchaoee and t'legra^hic tranif«,
York, »an Francisco and Portland.
June 21. ly.
Office hours from Dam toipm.
LAFAYETTE
Since our last issue Lafayette
T. J. Harris has made a good
has been favored with no less than
sheriff,
and for this and many
four political speeches. On Friday
other
reasons
should be re-elected.
evening W. H. Effinger, of Port
land, spoke to a good audience, yet
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
it is to be regretted that a larger
The beat salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
number of voters were not present. •ore«, ulcers, salt rheum,, fever sores, tetter-
Mr. Effinger discussed the tariff chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
question, and he discussed it from a eruptions. >nd positively cures pile«, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat-
constitutional
standpoint.
He isfaitiou, or money refunded Price *25 ceuta
showed conclusively that the^onsti- per box. For Mta by i. M. Krtty. ’•
R. P. UNGERMAN,
tution of the United States does not
\tW TO-DVT.
as just received a large and
give congress power to levy a tariff
wdI «elected stock of 8iov*»s and Tin-
ware.aoìTpro pèsca to «ell cheaper than
Notice
of
Final
Settlement.
for protection. In section’S'of ar-,
house in the county. Everything kept oirhand.
Nmice i* hereby given to all whom u may and re^airingdone aatiiifactyrly, and without
tide 1, this significant language is
concern that the under.-igned executors of the
found: “Congress shall have power estate of Joel J Hembree deceased, have filed Sept.2». t-f.
their final account in said estate in tbe county L afayette ,
O regon .
to lay and collect taxés, duties, im court
of Yamhill county. Oregon, and that tbe
judge
of said court has made an order appoint
post« and. excises.” To protect àny ing Tuesday,
July 3d, 1^88. at I o’doctf p. m. of
- industry? No; but “to pay the said dav at the coort house in Lafayette 'Yam'.,'
hill county, Oregon,rhe 'tame aid place tor
debts, and provide for the common the hearing of said final account and any and
objections thereto. !
defense and general welfare of the all This
—DEALER IN—
notice is published by order of the judge
day of May, 1888.
United States.” He quoted extracts of said court, made the 15th
J, T. HEMBREE,
W. C. HEMBREE.
from a speech of John Sherman de
Executors of said estate.
livered in 1872, in which the senator
W. L. B radshaw ,
Attorney for said estate.
42-6t
urged the reduction of the tariff. If
—AND—
a reduction was needed then, if is
Summons.
needed with a vengeance now. He
In tbe circuit court of the state of Oregon for |
showed up the inconsistencies of the Tillamook county.
J
V H untlby , Plaintiff,
republican party in not living up to
J j Sait for Divorce. I
V8
their profession for the roduetion'of J ulia A nn H untley , Deft , ]
Highest possible prices paid
Julia Ann Huntley, aaid defendant
the surplus and its creator, the ini To
In the name of the stale of Oregon, you are
i for all kinds of far.n produce.
hereby required to appear and answer the com
quitous tariff.
plaint AM against you in tl>o above entitled
On Monday afternoon J- M (rear suit on or batore tpe 16th di» of July. 18*8,
that being tbe first day of .he next* regnlar
in, G. M. Miller and Senator Slater term of said court, and If you fail go to answer,
want thereof plaintiff* will apnly to the coart
spoke at the court house. Mr. for
fqradeciee diAMoIving tbe marriage contract now
xHting
between paintiffand defendant aid de
Gearin led off with an eloquent and
creeing Hhat delendant have no interest in
logical address, in which he said he the premises descri *ed in plaintiff*s complaint
and for such other re4ief as Graved tor
did not propose to discuss dead herein,
—IN— <
and for costs ana disbursements of this suit.
Thiesumnions
is published six weeks in the
issues. “Geo. H. Williams,” he O regon R egister
bv order of Hon. R. P. Roise
said, “is running around the.coun judge ot said court, made at chambers at Salem,
Oregon, May Htb,
-------------------------------------
try telling people to vote for the
FENTON Ac. FENTON.
42 6t
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
.grand old republican party.” The
TILL YOU HAVE CALLD ON
people were tired of such talk, and
Citation.
MOORE BROTHERS,
wanted to hear the issues of to-day
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
Oregon, for the county of Yimhill.
discussed- Mr. Gearin talked for of In
the matter of tbe estate of Nathan West
----- OF—
an hour and gave such a clear and fall, deceased.
To Margaret J. WeatfaJI. Jane Rath hum, Mel
Newberg
Oregon.
practical view of the tariff question Vina Hvde, Ellen Kellogg, Leonard Bantell,
Katie Weatfall, Albert C. Westfall, Iaadore
that all present—republicans, pro Everest, Martlia WestfaH. Harriet Westfall.
AL Horn Westfall, Id* Westfall, Airnea Westfall, We try to act square, goo<^people don’t
hibitionist« and democrat«—were Orville
WeetfiHI. T. F Manerift and Tboa.
stare, nor think that we care that compet
Landale. Creeling:
well pleased.
In the njuMt* t»f the atate of Oregon, you are itors blare. We treat the world fair and
Mr. Miller followed Mftd argued hereby cited and reqairtd to appear* in the carry an air of conviction, you’ll swear,
county rant of the state of Oregou, for the
when you visit
that the tariff is not the greatest eounty of Yamhill, at the court room tnereot, at
us where our
Lafaie te. in the county of Yamhill, on Tue«
_________
store shows the
nor only issue in politics to-day; day the 3d day of July* 1 “88. at tec Gk.'uCk io
rare,richest bar
the liquor traffic should ooncern the the » .re noon of that ctay, tneu ana iters
gains to spare.
«bow cause, if any then La. why certain real
Our goods al-
people more than the tariff or any estate belonging to »id estate be not sold ae
prated for in »be prtiiion of J. E. Hubbard, ad-
other question; the prohibition minislrttor de bonia n< n o* said eatate, duly
’S.'S'Si.g
filed May 8ft. IW; ufd rest Adte twlug de
—______float: our profit«
party is the only party in favor of scribed
hs
folio««, to wit; The nurthweet
are bare; v e al
of reciioa 30 in t 3 a, < 2 w of Uie Wil
prohibition, and he accused repub quarter
ways will dare,
lamette meridao. containing 1611 35-10) acre«;
licans and democrats with coward also the aouth ot tbe southeast 4 of aection
ourstock tocom-
24 in t 3 a, r 3 w of the Wiliamet e meridian'
pare with all
ice for not joining the new party.
eoMtaining M acme«; all aaid land lying and be
who dispair of
log aituate in Washington conn tv, Oregon.
Senator Slater closed the discus
trying to bear a
Viureaa. the Hon. L Loughary. judge of th*
candle
in air to
county court < f tbe atate of Oregon, for the
sion in a masterly effort He county
compete with
ol Yamhill, and the aeal ol said couit
18s*.
proved by tbe census reports that hereto affixed, th m 16ih day of May. A.
the fair, honest
efforts of mer
the manufacturing industries of the
G eo . W. Bai kdwell .
chants who deal
County CltiK.
«entry did not need protection;
on the Square.
H
J*. Mattey
DRY GOODS!
NEVER! NEVER!!
BIRD&GATES FUR NITUR
■
We keep constantly on hand
¿A- Xuarg-© Stools: of-
Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’
CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods,
In fact almost
ZE-versrtlxizxg'
Dear to the Feminine lieart, and
Parlor,
and
TTSEFVL
Picture Frames,
Mouldings,
Small Parlor standi.
Wall Brackets,
C ob ! Cam.
To man, woman or child can be procured
At Bedrock Prices,
And all frem One Finn, whose name
is a warrant in itself of Fair Treatment
and Square Dealing. Our
Undertaker’s
GOODS
Qnrino Qtnplf Is now in and we
dpi ing vlUuK invite intending pur
IN STOCK.
chasers to give us a call and prf\rl|ipn
examine our goods a prices. I lUUUuC
taken in exchange for goods, for whjch
we will pay all the market will justify?
Purchase Anything
THE
SQUARE!
at
Keeps constantly on hand
ment of Furniture of*very desc
Antique Bedroom sets,
Walnut Center tables,
Folding Bed lounges,
Spring Mattresses,
Extension T«k
Nurse 1
Queensware,
any Glassware,
Pipes,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Canned Goods
And GROCERIES.
NEVER!!! Lafayette, ' -
Drug or Notion Line
STORE I
W. I. WESTERFIELD,
ALWAYS
X-ii^er^r Sta’
Oregon.
fox Sole
J. J. Hembree, Proprietà
I am prepared
rive good accom , «dati
short notice,wto persons wirt<
teams or conveyance. \
Charges ReasoLabla.
CTZ’Mv hacks counecta with the daily
to carry naasengers to »nd.troni the depot
Acres of good land about
' two mites northwest from
Dundee, in Yamhill boun
ty, on the P. <St W. Vi R.
R. All under fence, well
, . _ _ watered. Said tract can
be divided into two farms of 480 acres
in one and 350 in the other; will sell ei
ther separate, or both together. There is
a bam and house on each. Said place be
ing known as the Oliver Mo m donation FEED AND SALE STAI
land claim. TERMS: $1O per acre.
One-third down, and balance on time to T, B NELSON. Propri»
suit the purchaser, secured by a mortgage
I am prepared to furnish
on the land ; said balance to bear 7 per
"
cent interest. For fui ther particulars en CARRIAGES
SAOIfLF HORSE«,
quire of "VsT". Zu. Bra.d.s3a.a.t«7-,
Lafayette, Or. and everything in the Lt vary hire in gooi
830
1869
Lafayette
1887
__ ♦___
♦
J. M. Kelty,
LaFayette
•nd on short notice.
Transient stock left with me will
best of care and attention.
.
Good and careful drivers ewp««J*'
Y
. ill find my stable on JeffereoaB
between Second and Third.
Rer‘,11,’85.
j
- - Ogn.
............ Dealer in.............
DRUG», MEDICINES AND CHÉSÍÍCALS.
PERFUMERY.
Soap«. Combs and Broshe«, Tnisaea, »impor
ter. Sbonider Brace, Fancy and Toilet Article«
B ok« and Stationary. Clock and Wathen,
Plated and Gold Jewelry
Patent Uenlcines, etc.. Family Medicinen.
GOODS WARBENTKO AS REPRESENTED
A. B. Westerfii
DEALER IN
HARDWAR
Advertise '¿J!; ,'XÄ Lafayette
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fit.
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