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About The Oregon register. (Lafayette, Yamhill County, Or.) 18??-1889 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1888)
A pfominent Astonan while re Tlxe Orecoïx 3Beglster cently in 8an Franciicohad a lengthy , ----- ' —~Z WASHINGTON LETTER. New York city, who was in Wash ington this week, gave it as his opinion that Cleveland would have a. plurality of 25,000 in his state. He says that the national commit tee are now certain of holding their own in the labor vote, and that they are daily making gains among business men and men who study. <From our Regular Correspondent.) conversation about the recently an W ashixoton , Oct. 26( 1888. nounced plan qf establishing a dem Senator Gorman came ov^r-from ocratic paper in Oregon, with the FRIDAY, NOVEMBER O, 1888. business manager of the San Fran the national democratic headquar cisco Examiner. He said that the ters in New York, abd had a long election newb . • Oregon democracy had pledged conference with Mr. Cleveland this Before this paper reaches its read $25,Q00 if such a paper were started, week. Mr. Gorman gave the presi Real Estate Bought and Sold. Farms Rented and Rents Collected. ers the result of the presidential but he smiled at the mention of bo dent a detailed account of the pres CHRISTIANITY "vri. SKEPTICISM. We have now on hand a large amount of contest will have been pretty gener meager an amount. “Why,” said ent status of the campaign, and’also ally circulated. Gen. Harrison has he, “$25,000 would just about pay fully informed him of the expecta THE BRADEN—UNDERWOOD DEBATE. Town Property, won, and the republicans are happy. for the cloth and the printing of the tions of the national committee, to Desirable Farming, There will be a public oral dis-( ■[ New York state did the work, fail cloth that we would use in advertis gether with the grounds upon which cussion in Silverton, Marion county, Dairy and ing to give her vote to President ing posters through the state. If they are based. Just before return- Oregon, between Clark Braden, of Fruit Lands Cleveland by about 10,000; while the Oregon democracy would put ing to New York, Mr. Gorman in-! ^4^’ Kai)”'9 »'nd B. F. Under- rt . For Sale. ______ ________ fT - 1 .Hill, democrat, for governor, carries u Persons desiring such property will do up $150,000 it is probable that the formed your correspondent, that.he wood, of Chicago,.IlUnoto The de- —I have just received a Full and Complete Line of the election of Cleveland; the state by 15,000 or more. Indi Portland fwminrr, straight demo- well to consult us. jbate will begin Wednesday, Nnvem- these SHOES, guaranteed to be the best and cheapest ana is claimed by the republicans cratic, and as big as the Oregonian, and Thurman as an absolute cer-^, 21j 18M8j continue eight CARTER &TOSTER. in the market. ALSO—A full line of C. M. Hend r- Newberg, Oregon. 14 by less than 5,000. The other would be started there, but on noth tainty, as the case now stands, but days. There will be two sessions son & Co.’s Gents’ Boots and Shoes, and Ladies’and doubtful states are democratic. It ing less.” It may be said that the intimated that he feared the effect ’ of two .hours each, each day. Mr. Executor’s Notice. Misses ’ Fine Shoes. can hardly be said that Cleveland’s $150,000 spoken, of njould not es of large sums of republican money ' ■ i ii. ■ ♦ Braden will represent the believers In re estate of Mary Hill deceased: bold stand for tariff reform caused tablish a first-class daily paper. upon the hoodlum voters of the of the Bible, Mr. Underwood- will Notice is hereby given to all whom it may j A. rnzriLii-i lusfze of his defeat; had the New York demo; That is, it would require the. ex lower wards of New York city on that by virtue of an order of the coon represent the Skeptics. The issues concern ty court of the county ot Yamhill and state of; cracy been harmonious and united penditure of more than that amount election day. Many, republicans discussed will embrace all the lead Oregon, made on »he 7ih day of November, A I) Isfiri, I w ill tell on there is not a shadow of a doubt of before the concern would begin to here say openly that if money will ing issues between the teachings of ■ SATURDAY", DECEMBEHR, 1888. their ability to put the state in the carry New York they are certain to the Bible and 'Skepticism. Mr. at 1 o’clock p tn of said day, on th* premises, pay.— Aetorian. At Extremely Low Prices. to the highest bidder, the following describe! ...... democratic column. But in New win, but I think it more likely that Braden has held twenty-eight de real property belonging to said estate, to wit: ,• I, W.’ A. SOWE, The wealthy society men of Den Ycftk city it seems impossible for some of their eminent statesmen bates with the ablest representatives Lot No 248 and the southwest two-thirds of lot 247, of the town of Dayton, Yamhill county, 4 , , Carlton, Oreg-an the democracy to tako any , warning ver have been seized with the coaoh- will get in jail if they attempt brib as shown by the recorded plat of said ¡ of Skepticism, and is acknowledged Oregon, town of Dayton in the clerk’s office of said | from past experience, and to this ing mania and have purchased a ery on a large scale in New York to be one of the ablest living defend county. Terms of sale, Ca»b tn hand. Dated November V. 1«88. ■-> want of harmony is due the defeat genuine English ftmr-in-hand. A city. The democratic committee fc JOHN T. WATSON, ers of the teachings of the bible. ’ of Grover Cleveland and Allen G» correspondent of the Chicago Her are fully alive and will frustrate Executor of said Estate. Mr. Underwood has had as much F enton & F enton , ald tells the following story anent any attempt upon the part of the Thurman. 1( attorneys for Estate. 1 experience in debating, and is re In Oregon there is a consider this vehicle: “Years ago it was republicans to buy votes in-New Are now receiving garded by all as one of the ablest Fall&W inteHiood^ Notice fo^ Publcatiou. Jjver t"he June vote, imported from London by Harry York or elsewhere. able inciease^pv in Ladiesjf i«8ee> living defenders of Skepticism. and Children’s ■. both democrat? ; and republican. Oelrichs, a well-known New Yorker. L and O fficr at O regon C ity , I Democrats here are confidently The debate will - be a valuable Shoes and Blippers Oregon, No*.5th, |888. j The republican, majority in the Mr. Oelrichs, who owns a big cattle figuring on the senate after the 4th It carries the republic Notice is hereby given tl.at the following* course of teaching in regard to the Best Fitting Goods state, aceoraing namedj»»gttIei5huM liled notice of his in ten ion to accortli „ to latest news, will ranch it\ Wyoming, brought the of next March, as well as the presi and most important themeB of human make iiual proof in support of his cla ui, and be about /1 /1,002 ,000 more ... than in June. coach to Cheyenpe and used it on dency and the house. It will only that sMt^iiroof will be made before the county thought. Silverton is on the Ore judge in case of his absence, fben the This shows a continuance of a re the Wyoming plains. It has con take republican legislatures in West Oregonian Railway, L’d, Line. county clerk of Yarahilla, county, Oregon, at gonian narrow gauge railroad. Per Lafryetf*H Oregon, Friuay, December 28, 1888, publican nninigratiin to this state. veyed the English beauty, Langtry, Virginia and New Jersey to accom sons coming on the Oregon and viz; In Washington territory Allen, many a mile when the Lily, on her plish that much desired result, and D. bTOUTENBURG, California railroad can change cars, homestead.entry No, 4,547 for the lots 7 .18, 9, republican, is elected to congress Western trip, was Mr. Oelrich’s then the democratic party will have at Woodburn, or stop off at Salem, 10 and s e 4 of a e 1 <>f section 10, t 5 s, r 3 w. where Gents, Youths »nd Bove <Kn find Any ■” Until further notice-trains will ovor Voorhees by about 5,000. He names the following witnes-es ty prove guest for some days. Since then, a real opportunity to bring about and take the Salem and Silverton bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of thing in boots and shoes that you want: and arrive and depart from Lafayette prices aa low a« you are paying f r poor cheap Yamhill county shows an in however, the big four-wheeler has some of the many reforms that are laud, viz: as follows, to ami from Portland. 1 stage line. Persons west of the said •gue-John Ver’teeg, A* 8»out< nbor» I h ±0FW,¿T} h. P Magne-s, Jojin Verateej crease in the total vote, of 108. Re been housed, and is now almost as so badly needed. MAIL. , VSilnam^uA, idl of Wheatland Yamhill g»t *«m well broke to yotur foot. Itmtbebe.t and U 8 I»*’» LCl’l Willamette can take the narrow Oregon. 7 />•“ _ f publican increase, 87; democratic good as new. This coach has been county, Oregon, Portland.... I l:fo ■ m Ahlia............. 7,25 ,* Mr. Cleveland leaves to-night for gauge to Dundee and change for W.T. BURNEY, Dundee .... 180pm Shend.n Jnn 1110.« increase, 16; prohibition loss, 4; la purchased by five gentlemen, who New York, where he will to-morrow Register. 14 6t Lafayette... 207 pm Lafayette.. 140pa ----------------------— Silverton or the O. <fc C. to Portland Sheridan Jen 3 S:> c.ni Dundee. . . lllpi bor ticket received 8 votes in Carl propose to form a coaching club.” afternoon review the mammoth busi Airlie(arrir) 8 25 pm. Portland (ar) 4 tip* and take Oregonian R. R. or the Tax Notice- ton and 1 in North Yamhill. Fol So luxury follows close upon the ness men’s Cleveland and Thurman For fntther information apply to tb, C ob Oregon Pacific to Albany and then NOTICE KI HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Iln y»“hi11 connry. panj’e Agent at Lafayette, or addreaa General lowing is a comparative table, show heels of prosperity. parade. He will return to Wash take the O. <fc C. to Salem or Wood- Tax Bi-oks of Yamhill coun*y for the year Harris & Haney»^ office, corner Second k 4 Pine Sts., St.., Portland Op ing the official vote in June and 188s, are now in mi hands for collection, ington immediately after the pa •*Urn- , Here is an item of interest to thé and that mt self or deputy wi I visit the va ious November: precincts of said county as follows, between type-sticking fraternity taken from rade. He has not yet decided , the hoi rs of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock, HINTS ABOUT BUTCHERING. june . I novkmhkk . / p. m.: a recent issue of the Oakland (Cal.) whether'he will go to; Buffalo to Wheatland, Wednesday November 21, J888. Time«: “The speed contest between Vote or hot, but it is probable that , , If the hogs to be slaughtered are Dayton, Thursday November *22, lb8.S. Precincts. M Csmpetitlss is the Life sf Trade?* and if you have not seen our latest Improved roods vm Dundee, Frida) . November 28, 1888. he will go, not so much because he fed within twelve hours of their . teams LCUIUB UJL LI1U JL Tribune riUUHC of UUIUpUDlLUIB compositors ttb at the Imagine how lively trade la, or how hard our competitors have to woidc to keep within light of ua East ( hebaiem, saturtUyv-November 24,1888. eannot Aik yourVeUUler for the JAMES MEANS’ S3 HlfOE, or tbs JAM&J MEANS’ s/ sHoi considers his vpte necessary to suc killing, the food is wasted, the meat West Chetyi'em. Monday, JSLfti ’ ember 2 ‘ 6, I8 kh . according to your needs. . 'office Was finishrd yesterday, when North Yamhill, Tuesday, November 27, 1888, Positively none genuine unless having oar name and price stamped ¡plainly on the soles. Your retailor will supply you with shoes so stampedMnou insist upon his doing Ro; if von do not «nm» the last galley of the great register cess, but as an’ example to other will be more disposed to sour, and Carlton, Wednesday, November 28, 18s8. retailers will coax you into buying inferior shodWRwh which they make a larger profit. NortLMcMinnville, Friday,Nov^mber30, 1888. New York voters temporarily resid it will be more difficult to remove was corrected. The winning team, South McMinnville .Saturday .Decernberl ,1888, Amity... JAMES MEANS’ JAMES MEANS’ Bellevue, Monday. December 3, 1$‘8. Bellevue composed of H. P. Rennie, J. W. ing in this city—there are over the distended intestines and take Sheridan, Tuesday, December 4, 1888, r|31SH0E $4 SHOE Carlton .. from them the lard. Nor is it well Willamina, Wednesd *y, December 5,1888, UNEXCELLED IN rANNDT FAIL Dayton.. Noble and R. E. Schroder, set 759,- i8,000 of them. iy, Decemb r 6, I8J8. STYLE UNEQUALLED ™L Nearly all of the members of the to allow the swine to drink on the Amity,_Thursd Dundee.. Lafayette, Friday, December 7, |8S8; 000 ems in thirteen days of ten Rast Chehalem in DURABILITY All persons are requested to be present at ladavette............... hours each. The second "teamy cabinet are actively engaged in the morning of the day they are killed. said aypeintments and settle thffir taxes, or ->• AND pay the ranie to me at my office idtkin 30 days North Yntnhih. .. RFCCTION ■composed of C. D. Rogers, W. campaign. They are doing excel Hogs cannot be killed too quickly. fiouvthe date above mentioned, section 2,795, North McMinnville OF FIT. The more rapidly they arc killed', Revised > taiute: ‘-if he fail to pa.v within the 1 1 South McMinnville Adams and II. Wilson, set 680,000, lent w,Qrk, too. 30 days, as afcrewid. and the absrif! viafta hia Sheridan............... Washingtonians now rejoice in and the blood got out of them, the residence, the sheriff may collect of such per* and the other two teams fell far be Willamina............ for his own use 10 cents per mile going and the possession of a genuine English better. A well directed blow on son Willamette............ i©turning. T. J. HAKR18, low thiq, record.” Such has been the recent progress In our branch of indnstay that we are now able tQ affirm that tbs Sheriff and Tax Collector. West Chehalem.. ■traZri - »»»*______ lord. The British minister here the head, between and just in front James Means $4 Shoe Is in every respect equal to the shoes whldhonly afew yean ago were rguiled ateiribt Dated November 7. 1888. 1 l-5t or ten dollars. If you will try on a pair you will be convinced that we do not exaggerate. Ours an tit One of the attractions at the Paris of the earB, will make the animal has recently, through the death of a original $3 and $4 Shoes, and those who Imitate our system of business are unable to compete with 1» to Totals......... quality of factory products. In our line« we are the largest manufacturers in the United States- exhibition will be an endless rail relative, become Lord Sackville. One of our traveling salesmen who is now visiting the shoe retailers of the Pacific Coast and Recto unconscious; but the chances for a Mountain Region writes from there as follows: Majorities . .. “I am more than satisfied with the results of my trip. I have thus far succeeded in placing our/oi way train, consisting of 400 plat Could John C. Calhoun have lived mis-stroke are so many, and as the line in the hands of A No. T*dealers in every point I nave visited.” He goes on to say, •• This’ll 1 spit-ndid region for ns to sell shoes in. because most of the retailer are charging their customers fl The prohibition law of Iowa has form cars. The line will be sunk until the present time, ho would stoke makes unfit for use consider retail about double the prices which tne shoes have cost at wholesale. The consequence is that the M PC*.0paying six or seven dollar a pair for shoes which are not worth as much mow JAMES» HIEANH* $3 and S4 SHOES. Our shoes with their very low retail prices stamped outba Itcen sustained by the U. 8. supreme so that the platforms will be on a have had an opportunity of verify able meat, this method of killing ■ ma I i ’S of every pair are breaking down the high prices which have hitherto ruled in tne retail markets here, ami when a retailer puts a full line of goods Tn his stock they at once begin to go off like hot cakes, so great level with the surface, and the train ing the ancient adage “all things cannot be recommended., The use court. John 8. Kidd claimed that ' a the demand for them.” We keep constantly on hand Now, kind reader, just atop and consider what the above signifies so far as yon are concerned. It under the state prohibition law the will run slowly enough to permit come to him that waits.” For sev of the shotgun is no better. The assures you that if you keep on buying shoes bearing no manufacturers’ name or fixed retail price stamped on the soles, you cannot tell what you are getting and your retailer Is probably making you pay double .A. Xjarg-e Stoclr of what your shoes have cost him. Now, can you afford to do this while we are protecting you by stamping state officers could not prevent the most people to step on and off eral years past the supreme court rifle is the weapon to use—a ball on our name and the fixed retail price upon tne soles ofjour shoes before they leave our factory so that you cannot be made to pay more for your shoes than they are worth ? manufacture of intoxicating liquor while it is in motion, but for the ac of the United States has been hand a line from the base of the ear to Shoes from our celebrated factory are sold by wide-awake retailers In nil parts of the country. We will place them easily within your reach in any State or Territory if you will invest oaa for export to another state. Justice commodation of elderly people, etc., ing down decisions in favor of the the opposite eye produces instant oeut in • postal card and wrlteto.ua. TAMES MEANS & CO., 41 Lincoln St., Boston, Mas«. Lamar read the opinion of thu court a stop of fifteen seconds every min doetjine of “States’ Rights,” which death and does not cause the waste which says “that it was of trie gen ute wiy be made. The motive CaHioufi so ably advocated, but of any meat.— American Agricul ius and character of the whole gov power will be electricity.— London thik week the court made two de turist. e ernment that its action should ap Journal. cisions which are in effect far be THE GRANGE. Queensware, '*• ------- ply to those external things which yond anything ever claimed by Cal Glassware, The Baker City Democrat says: Frank Taber says in the last is ’ Pipes, affected more than one of the states, houn and his associates. One of “Stock owners in Baker county are sue of the American Orange Bull Tobacco, but not to those things which were these decisions upholds the consti in the midst of the fall round up. etin, that if the problem of an in Cigars,' < completely within a state. The tutionality of the Alabama state A general horse gathering is now in creased membership in the West is Boots and Shoes, manufacture of liquor within the And cheaper than can be law providing tests-, for color blind Hats and Caps, progress in the Lower Powder coun solved in time to benefit the pres state of Iowa was no less a business obtained this side of ness in all employes of railroads Canned Goods try and the range from there to ent generation, it will be done within that state because the manu in, or passing through the state, Portland. Give And GROCERIES. this valley will be thoroughly through a more careful attention to, * In fact almost facturer intended exporting it. It us a call. thus demonstrating that a state law searched. A party numbering and a greater use of the financial was clearly withtn the power of the is superior to congressional legisla about fifty ‘buccarros’ are doing the advantages of our organization; MOORE BROTHERS, state to regulate the manufacture of work, find by the time the job is tion, and the regulations of the Dear to the Feminine heart, and what we must have, is a greater liquor within if Umita whether it {. ^to“^ will United States inter-state commerce DRUGGISTS, membership, not a - sudden and VSEFV domestic or for foreign consump commission. The other affirms the - - Oregon. be few strays.” overpowering rush.of heterogenous To man, woman or child can be procured Newberg tion.” This, it is believed, will be decision of the supreme court of materials, but a steady influx of the death blow to the brewers of OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA. Fritz Anschlag has confessed the Iowa to the effect thàt under the that class of farmers, who after And all frem One Firm, whose name that state.” VIA murder of Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock, prohibitory laws of that state no careful consideration, have made is a warrant in itself of Fair Treatment liquors can be fhade within its bor up their minds; it will be to their and Square Dealing. Our Hon. C. W. Fulton spent last near Anaheim, California, last win 1» now in and we Sunday at home and then went ter, the horrible details of which ders no matter where they are to be advantage to “join the Grange,” Fall ^tnrlf sold. These decisions are the more and we want such men to come, I ull vlUuR invite intending pur east of the mountains and gave were given at that time. to give us a call and Drr.rli.nr. remarkable when the fact is remem eyen though the motive that prompts chasers them some sound arguments on the them may not be the highest possi examine our goods a prices. I lUUUuC ANOTHER MINOR PLANET. TIME BETWEEN bered that two-thirds of the justices taken in exchange for goods, for which tariff question. Charley has made ble. Our own observation confirms The discovery is announced of in the supreme court are republi the wisdom of Mr. Taber’s remarks. we will pay all the market will justify. Portland and San Francisco a good impression—especially another asteroid by Dr. Palisa at cans. How the old fashioned — Pacific Farmer. Lafayette, - Oregon. 3» HOURS! among the people of the valley— Vienna. This ninkes two hundred states’ rights democrats must enjoy California Express Train, Ban Daily and that being the case we may NKW TO-DAY. and eight/minor planets that have these decisions, proving as they do j BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRAN -t- reasonably expect that Oregon’s -i- been found since 1801 moving with that the principle for which they CISCO Xdniiuistrator’s Notice. representative to congress will be LEAVE I ARRIVE. in tho solar system. These tiny fought for so many years was the Portland , .. .7:00 pm Sin Francisco. 7:45 an. ehosen from the lower Columbia in SanFrancisro. 8fl6 pm|Portland.......... 10:50am early years.— Transcript. Why not globes, many of which have diame right one. Perhaps after a few Lafayette, • - Oregon. Local Passenger Daily, except Sunday. ters of only a few miles, can gener more decisions like the above, rabid urge the election of Mr. Fulton to LEAVE, I ARRIVE. DEALER IN Portland .w... .8:0.» am Eugene«^.. > a , 2-40 nm ally be seen only Jn powerful tele republican editors like Murat Hal-, Eaxro.| pXnd^. the United , States senate this win DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. ter. The legislature is overwhelm scopes. But despite their small stead and Whitelaw Reid will agree Soaps. Coraba aad Bro-baa. Trasera, 8nppor- ingly republican, and you will par ness, the asteroids are important that thia country is a confederation tara. Shoulder Braces Faery and Toilet Articles Tourist Sleeping Cara* B oka and Stationer’, dock and Watkes, don this Suggestion; lAit we believe for astronomical purposes. Some of aovereign states. Plated aad Gold Jewelry For accommodation of Second Clara pawen- Already inquiries «re beginning gor. attached lo »pre.! train,. P C. W. Fulton to bo an honorable of them approach the earth much patent Medkinee, »le , Fawily Medicinen. C’ Ri' F*Tf7 connection man, and as the interests pf Astor nearer than the distance from the to be received here from organisa QOODB WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED wfla all the renter train, on the Ea,t Sid, Di- ’mioo Roa, foot of F atroci. ia, the Willamette valley and East earth to the sun, and near enough tions that propose attending Cleve to have their distance '-measured. T. CL SteptLens, land ’ s inauguration. ern Oregon are one, it would be the WEST BUIS DIVISION proper thing to elect a senator who Consequently astronomers hope Chief Justice Fuller delivered his Between PertlaaU aid Corvallis. PRACTICAL is not inimical to those interests. Mail Train. Daily except Sanday. , eventually to utilise them for deter first opinion in the 'supreme court uave. a A iuti . mining more accurately than has this week. It was to the effect that 2 Rev. Travis will prerch n#xt Sun Fcrtlaad . .7 SO an. 9» J, lowpb 10 OS a ■ St Joseph 10 05 era Corvallis . I Corrali 1215p m day, morning and evening, at the ever yet been done, by observing the state of Pennsylvania was not ■ . IMpra St Joseph.... 3 S3 p ■ mjeaaph ________ Presbyterian church. Choir meets Venus or Mare, the true distance entitled to collect a tax on mes >S2pm PoHlaaA X-rafray-wtAra, Orwgroxx. ......... SUpra Corvallis roMect with traiss Saturday afternoon as usual. Kappa a Sratctera steak of wstebes. e’oeks. between our planet and the sun. sage«. sent by the Western Union £"»hy aW ,p»<Uak. and aplla at aaprareAtat' of Oregoe Parris. ........... ft» Dr. Palisa has rivalled Dr. Peters, Telegraph company, except mes •d l**w prices. Express Trai», Daily sxoept Moeday Work will coqfgkence immediately Wale baa, Claeka aad J.wshy repairing . ,pte. on the railroad* to be built from the American astrologer, in ferret sages between points within the bor laity—Au work warranted. A Gray’s harbor to Centralia, on the ing out these diminutive planetoids. ders of the state. Give aw a call. Northern Pacific. A prominent business man of u St T. C. 8TBPBBN8. F rank 8. H ardiwu , P ublisher . Merchandise, The Lafayette Shoe Store! NarroT Game Sysla Is the Piade Portland & Willamette Valley Rj To go for Foot wear THE 0UB MARCH OF PROGRESS! LATEST IMPROVEMENTS I BIRD AGATES Men's, Boys’ and Youths’ CLOTHING '■ And Furnishing Goods, LUBRICATING Oils! Oils! Oils! Of all Grades STrerjrtlxin.g' At Bedrock Prices, Southern Pacific Company's Lines THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE! 1869 1888 J. M. Kelty, Pullman Buffit sleepers, Watchmaker and Jeweler, .. r .