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About The Oregon register. (Lafayette, Yamhill County, Or.) 18??-1889 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1888)
Illi’ OREGON •’’T —■ “ A GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE, AND BY THE PEÖPL1 LAFAYETTE, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREO-ON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1888. ,. vu. WASHINGTON LETTER. NOT A DEAD ISSUE. The fisheries treaty has taken up GIRLS AND THE WEST. a considerable portion of the time in 1 J From our Regolar Cor respondent. J [BU gfl £D every FRIDAY Last May the California state re We have received the following W ashington , July 20, 1888. the senate this week. ■ Senator publican convention adoptedHhe fol - at - letter, typical of many that come to Senator Gorman, who has just re Pugh made a strong and sensible lowing plank:. this office: ..in • - - turned from New York, where h<^ argumont in favor of its confirma We regard the presence of Chinese Some trine ago I read in Sim- - by went to attend a meeting of the na tion, and “Little Billy” Chandler in^our midst as an evil fraught day ’ ................. ............... ’s World “ .. Bill Nye’s” advice to frank 8. HARDING. tional democratic campaign com made a speech, composed equally of with most dangerous 'consequences young men who are ambitious as to mittee, says the selection of Mr. protection and bloody Bhirt, against to people and country alike. We what chances they would^have in I »0R8CB1PTION RATES rejoice that our eastern brethern going west to better their condition. no Calvin S. Brice for chairman of the it -, ,,»r. have at last awakened to the curses I should like to see a little advice to 1 op »«.th.iu Ad™™ -; A bill has been passed in' the inevitably attendant upon the ad young women who are also plucky committee is very fortunate of the 1 it th* Bostoffice in Lafayette, democratic party, as he has the senate appropriating $35,000 for the mixture of a Chinese with an Anglo- and ambitious and not afraid to second -êl&S» m*«er. brama and ability to do good ser erection of a monument in Louis Saxon or English speakiqg popula work. I read not long ago an ar vice in the campaign. Some demo ville, Kentucky, to George Rogers tion: and we beg them toi.heed our ticle which said “The Lord helps | OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. warning ere it becomes to Jate to crats in congress had been of the Clark, who captured the northwest save the republic from the myriad those who help ¡themselves," but in the nineteenth century money and I VMTKK » tat ». opiuion that Mr. Brice lacked the territory. hordes of Asiatic barbarians that influence are “ . .. better, Arethereany tv ... Ornver Cleveland tS.7st.te .7... I.. Tltoa. FV Bayard experience necessary for carrying The date for the great Cleveland threaten to overwhelm us with their agencies in New York where one E»l' rraaaufe............ Ct»». H. on the campaign, but since he is en and Thurman ratification meeting numbers and customs. We demand could see about getting something unconditional repeal and abro to do out west? If you will kindly dorsed by as experienced a poli in this city has been definitely set, the F rat. ’.... W.C. Whitney gation of all laws or treaties that let me know in Sunday’s World you k,G,JPral.............. I’»" H Dlrkinann September 7th. tician as his predecessor, Senator permit these Mongolian locusts to will oblige me and be aiding one A. H. ««.land P’S. • ■ Melv.n. W. Fuller Gorman, everybody is satisfied. The republicans of the house by land upon our shores, and the enact who detests idleness. Respectfully, I . cossassaioKaL. Secretary —Vilas has appointed their action in- refusing' to vote ment of such laws as will speedily Miss S inclair . I J. 11. Mitchell No. 23 Duffield street, Brooklyn, L........ ............. )J.N. Dolph ’ Rev. T. S. Childs, of this city, Major Wednesday on the tobacco clause of rid us of those now here. Lly,,......................... Binger Hermann Rather strong language to use on July 9th. R. B. Weaver, of Arkansas,- and J. the tariff bill, left the house without STATE. a “ dead issue,” is it not? The Chi We do not know of any such, .Sylvester Pen noy er M. Smith, of Wisconsin, as a com a quorum and caused an adjourn ■or..................... . . G< o. W. McBride nese question put a plank in the agency in this city, though there try........... .......G. W. Webb mittee to negotiate with the Ute In ment, when it had been arranged to brer........... We should, however, B. McElroy dians in Southern Colorado for take a recess to an evening session state and national platforms of the, may be one. hililio luátlUCtlGIl.. .. Printer.. ...................... ......... Frank Baker advise a young woman to take two great parties this year; it comes (W. W. Th«) er for the purpose of acting upon bills their removal to some other reserva 1 J Win. P. Lord Jadg.i. from the labor committee. It is be up in every congress; “Chinese out great care to satisfy herself of tho * tion. (R. b. btf.ahau rages” stain the fair name of the honesty and good character of any DISTRICT. X^The president found it necessary lieved it was done purposely. . K. I*. Bol.e ■west every little while; there are such agency, by examining refer It is said that republican mem H. H. Hewitt ■again this week to veto a number of hundreds of thousands of Chinese ences here and corresponding con private pension bills. As usual his bers of the senate committe on I I COUNTY. in the country ’/ more than six thou cerning the western end of the busi finance already have- printed copies reasons were conclusive.. sand landed on our ’shores in 1886; ness, before intrusting herself or hen The conferees on the river and of the proposed senate tariff bill. ........ T. J. Harri« eleven thousand in 1887; eight money to it. ........ P. J*. Gate« harbor bill are in a beadlock. The .'...Wyatt Harri« In regard to the general ques thousand five hundred have already _>... QUERIES ABOUT WOOL. ......... F. M. York house conferees object to the Various tion" it may be said that the older- landed this year, and jt is believed lyor......................... -yr. / - • •• . . . J. E. ( coper canal appropriations added by the A Nevada correspondent sends us J S. Britischer Lissioi.ers ................................. that the number will reach fifteen settled portions of the west—any ' ( D. U. Kiugery senate. the following communication: * *" thousand by January next, Dead? states this side of the Missouri— The bill to regulate, inter-state I would esteem it a favor to my ("John Thompson It is one of the livest issues of the are pretty well supplied with young, , Thoma« Huston telegraphy has been favorably re self, as well as a matter of interest |of Trustee«..................... { M. J. Kameey to your readers, if you would answer day, and the people of the coast are women of their own. There aro I Henry Hopkins ported to the senate. [Z- E. Verkins the following: foce to face with it.— East' jOregon thousands of well-to-do families at E (’arpeiner The fourth annual report of the 1. What is wool worth in Aus Herald. the west that would be glad to get ... B. W. Denn civil service commission has been tralia? W. * . capable and trustworthy girls for 2. What is wool worth in Eng- SIX THOUSAND MEN NEEDED. placed in the hands of the presi I THE LAW OF NKW8PAPFR8. housework, under conditions of in Land? ISiibscri er«, who do.not give express no dent During the year there were The secretary-of the navy has dependence, freedom and decent, li» die cont-ary are considered as wishing 15,852 persons examined; thatralffes 3. Why is it that with a duty of fcti.iue their eubicriptions. [If inbirriberB order the discontinuance of of 10,746 were placed on the list of ten cents a pound on imported wool, sent a communication to the seriate treatment that are too little known Nevada wool js worth gnly thirteen in answer to »resolution introduced in the large cities of the east. But ■periodical the publishers may continue to Lr. iii until all arreara are paid. eligibles, and 4,445 received ap cents a pound, on the-Tine of the by Mr. Hale showing the full com [If BHb»cribers neglect tn or refuse-tn take this is not the sprt of a place that ■ périudic Hi from ti e otiice to which they pointments. The report argues Central Pacific Railroad? plement of officers and men which . many intelligent young women are fbeen tHrecied, they are held* responsible A S heepman . per have settled their bill anH ordered against the suggestion that appoint will be required for the following | looking for, even if “plucky, ambir Elko, Nev. roaper diaton timed „ ments should be apportioned among Hf inbucribers move to other places with 1. Average wool in the grease at new cruisers, gunboats, monitors. I tious and not afraid to work.” Blorinin¿ the publisher, and the pnpcis are congressional districts, and recom Ro °the farmer direction, they «are bed Ami at the west, as here, the “gen Sydney, sixteen to eighteen cents. etc. ksib'e. < mends the extension of the classi It shows as follows: Chicago, 31 teel” positions, the “easy places,” h’h" courts hav«* decided that refusing to 2. English wool at London, ||H-riQdiCi'lsetrom the office or leuioving fied service to embrace employes of officers and 406 enlisted men; total, are in the proportion of about one to. paving them uncalled for is prima facie the railway mail service, the field eighteen to twenty-two cents. Ince of intentional fraud« t 3. . Because there is no market 437. Boston and Atlanta, each 26 five. rTha-imstmaster who negloeis to give tlie employes of the labor and Indian officers and 286 men; total,-312; notice of the neulect of a person to tako What the farther west stands for American wool except American [the office the paper addressed to bim, is bureaus, and the graded clerks in most .in want of is good girls for factories, as the purchasing power Dolphin, 10 officers and 93 i»en; muoi I abo to the publisher tor the subscription the several depots of tho Quarter of American factories is crippled by total, 103. Newark, 31 officers and* wives. . Aijd as to be the honored master general’s office. CHtlUH NOTIC tf,, the taxes they are obliged to pay on 359 men; total, 390. Charleston, wife of a good man is the natural There is a rumor here that Repre rviceg will he held »it the following t mes everything they use, «specially the > 30 officers and 314 mSn; total, 344. aspiration and the beet lot of all blaces by lhe M. E. pastor in charge of the sentative W. L. Scott, of Pennsyl foreign wool which they must have Baltimore, 31 officers and 410 men; women, it is a pity that some prac pile circnit: [bund«)—11 a. m. West Chehalem; 3 p. vania, will decline a nomination to, ‘to mix with the native. Suppose total, 441. Philadelphia and San tical method cannot "be devised of nod ce; congress I am told that thè rea Francisco, each 31 officers and 340 meeting the demand of the west [Sunday- Lafayette, morning and evening. ’ the American manufacturer requires [Sunday—II a. tn. Pikererhnol house; 8at- son ¡8; because he wishes to be free one pound of foreign to every twd men; total, 371. Yorktown, Con with the supply of the east. Any w evening previous, at Anderson’s school to enter Mr. Cleveland’s cabinet poundq of American wool. His Eng cord and Bennington, each 17 offi young woman with enterprise enough [Sunday—11 a. m Carlton; 3 p. m.----- *— next March. jp.m. Lafavelte. Preacher in charge. cers and 194 men; total, 211. Pe to go beyond the Missouri, and It is understood that when the lish rivWtjan buy threè pounds of PRESBYTERIAN SExVICEB. trel, 14 officers and 131 men; total, knowledge and tact enough to tako wool nt twenty cents a pound, or Hue services wi l be conducted by Rev. fortification appropriation bill is re b. of the Presbvterian church, as follows: 145. Dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, care of herself for six months, is sixty cents in all. To stand on ported to the house—probably next i Sabbath of each month at Lafayet'e. 6 officers and 70 men; total, 76. pretty sure to find a home and a and 4th Sabbath» at Zena. even terms with him in the matter 8abbath at McCoy. All cordially inyited. week—it will appropriate something First class torpedo boat, 4 officers husband, and a chance to do at th»' of material the American manufac like $25,000,000. and 18 men; total, 22. Puritan, 25 best advantage her share of life’s In spite of all reports to the con turer must get three pounds for J. Burt Moore, officers and 196 men; total, 221. work.— N. Y. World. ‘ But this one pound of sixty cents, trary, I can officially, so to speak, Mi-antonomoh, Ampritrite and Ter PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, announce that the president has foreign wool costs him, freight and patents , » ranted ror, each 23 officers and 177 men; at least thirty cents. duty paid. made no definite plans for a sum I Newberg • - . Oregon. To citizens of the Pacific states total, 200. Monadnock, 23 officers mer vacation, nor will he, until That leaves thirty cents for two and 180 men^Yotal, 203/ Texas, 30 during the past yeek, and reported C. MICHAUX, congress shall agree upon a date for pounds of American wool, or fifteen officers and 400 men; total, 43Q. expressly for thi$, paper by C. A. centB a pound. , LAFAYETTE, OREGON. adjournment. The American manufacturer must Maine, 30 officers and 444 men; Snow & Co., patent* lawyers, oppos Before this letter is in type the *er an active experience of nine years ite U. S. Patent office, Washington: total, 474. 8 hi« service« to the people ot Lafayette Mills tariff bill will probably have have some foreign wool, or go out of Oregon—A. J. Spicer, Portland, Mirronnding country. Ml, »67. passed the house, and the demo business. He does have it, in spite In the presidential election of thill coupling; R. C. Redman, Sa of the duty, to the extent of 114,- 1872 there were eight states which lem, weather strip. California—I. cratic party will have officially T. C. Steplions, placed itself on record as being in 000,000 pounds a year. By just so voted the democratic ticket; in ’Holliday, San Francisco, brace and favor of revenue reform. The num much as the tariff makes him pay 1876 there were seventeen demo bit; P. Portois, San Francisco, PRACTICAL cratic states; in 1880 there were ber of democrats who voted against for this above what hiB foreign com nineteen democratic states; and in wheel guard for railway care; R. petitors pay, is his power to pay the free wool clause-—three—prob- 1884 there were twenty. In 1872 Arnold, Oakland, filter; J. Davy, ably represents the number which good prices for American wool cur- there were thirty states voting the Oakland, box fastener. * 1 .... < ... tnilnrl _ ft1 Lafayette, Oregroxt. republican ticket, or rejected or will vote, against the bill when it is tailed.—S. F. Examiner. Is a difference of two cents a stolen; in 1876 there were twenty- eps a firMclRc« stock of watches, clocks, put upon its final passage. ry and »pectacles and sells at unprecedent- • one thus categorized; in 1880 there ' hundred in the market price of The gentlemen who becdm- ' , ‘ , ,, . • ___ • „ 1 ne eeniiemen wno are uecom- * price«. . . Mr. Randall is imp < 8 • ’ I ¡ng millionaires by cornering lum- t were nineteen; and in 1884 there grain of any importance to farmers'.’ he®, Clocks and Jewelry repairing a spec and his family hope to be able to are a]j campaigning for Har- were eighteen. This is the march The abolition of the duty on bags ialty—All work warranted. carry him to his country residence > rjgon and Morton and “protection to of destiny.— Louistitle Courier-Jour I would mean that much more in Give me a call. I the farmer’s net returns. near Philadelphia Philadelphia in in a a few days. J American industry.” . nal. near Oregon Register itchmaker and Jeweler, T. C. STEPHENS. I